Italic AGULNICK. ARTHUR I. On Monday. August 21, 1944. ARTHUR AGULNICK, beloved husband of Celia Agulnick and devoted father of Carolyn and Ronald Agulnick.
He also Is survived by his pother. Rose Agulnick. and a sister. Miriam, both of Chicago. 111., and a brother.
Robert Agulnick. of Milwaukee. Wis. Funeral services at the Bernard Danzansky Son funeral home on Wednesday. August 23.
at 12:30 o.m Interment Arlington National Cemetery. ARNOLD, ALBERT J. On Monday, August 21, 1944. at Georgetown University Hospital, ALBERT J. ARNOLD, beloved husband of Elisabeth Arnold of Glen Echo.
Md. Funeral services at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase funeral home of Tm. Reuben Pumphrey Thursday. August 24. at 2 m.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 23 BRYAN. CHARLES. Suddenly, on Saturday. August 19.
1944. at 210 st. n.w.. CHARLES BRYAN, father of Catherine Bryan and brother of Mary Morris. Naomi Flanagan, Ruth Lee and Homer, John 8 Arthur and McKinley Bryan.
Funeral from the McGuire funeral home. 1820 9th st. n.w.. on Tuesday, August 22, at 10 a m. Interment Amerlcus.
Ga. BURKE. MARY J. Suddenly, on Saturday. August 19, 1944.
at Doctors Hospital. MARY J. BURKE, beloved wife of John L. Burke and daughter of C. sr.
and Julia S. James; sister of C. and Gerald James Friends may call at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass, ave.
where services will be held on Wednesday August 23. at 11 a m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery (New Albany, Ind papers please copy.) 22 BUTLER. LELIA MAE. On Sunday.
August 20, 1944 at Freedmens Hospital, LELIA MAE BUTLER of 2222 tUh st. n.w.. beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus McKelvin.
She also leaves four daughters, one son. 11 sisters two brothers and a host of relatives and friends Remains may be viewed after 3 p.m. Tuesday. August 22, at Johnson 4 Jenkins'. 2053 Ga.
ave. n.w. Funeral from abovenamed funeral home Wednesday. August 23. at 2 p.m..
Elder T. M. Fountain officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. CARTER.
JULIA R. On Monday. August 21. 1944. at Suburban Hospital.
JULIA R. CARTER, beloved wife of William F. Carter of 5 Waverly ave Garrett Park. Md. Funeral services at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase funeral home of Wm.
Reuben Pumphrey Wednesday, August 23. at 2 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. DORSEY. MAUDE A.
On Sunday. Augu 20. 1944. at Oconto. MAUDE A DORSEY, wife of N.
Worthington Dorsey. 521 31st si n.w. Services the residence on Wednesday, August 23. at 2 p.m. DOUDEN.
WILLIAM I.ATTIMORF. On Saturday. August 19. 1944, in New York City. WILLIAM LATTIMORE DOUDEN.
husband of Christine Doudcn of 2011 Poplar Philadelphia. Pa. Services at Oliver H. Bairs. 1820 Chestnut Philadelphia.
on Tuesday. August 22. at 8 pm Interment Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore. on Wednesday. DUFF.
EDWIN H. On Monday, August 21. 1944. at Emergency Hospital. EDWIN H.
DUFF of 1855 Lamont st. n.w., beloved husband of Elinore G. Duff and father of Mrs. Mercer Smith, Donald A. and Lt.
(j. Robert Duff. U. S. N.
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. nth st.
n.w., on Wednesday. August 23. at 10 a.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. FARQUHAR.
ALLEN. On Tuesday. 22. 1944. at the Montgomery County General Hospital.
ALLEN FARQUHAR of Sandy Spring. Md. Notice of services later. GOSNELL, JOHN T. On Sunday.
August 20. 1944. at his residence, 4525 38th Brentwood. JOHN T. GOSNELL.
father of Raymond A Gosnell. U. Calif Melvin N. Gosnell, S.l c. now in the Pacific and Walter E.
Gosnell of Bethesda. Mrs. Harry M. Adams and Mrs. Charles E.
Yeager, both of Washington. D. Services at the S. H. Hines Co.
funeigl home. 21UH 14th st nw. on Wednesday. 23. at 11 am.
Interment Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Md. 22 GREEN. IDA. On Monday.
August 21 1944. Miss IDA GREEN of 73 st. s.w b(loved aunt of Mrs. India Parker and areat-aunt of Mrs. Marion Ingram Notice of luneral later.
Arrangements by Malvan Schey. HALL. CASPER W. On Monday. August 21.
1941. CASPER W. HALL, beloved husband of Helen B. Hall and lather of Albert Hall, staff sergeant U. S.
M. and brother of Mrs. J. Ramsey. Funeral from his late residence.
525 Oglethorpe st. n.w on Thursday. August 24 at 3:30 Relatives and friends invited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 23 HARRIGAN.
HANNAH V. On Sunday. August 2o 1944 at her residence. 1809 Park rd nw HANNAH HARRIGAN.1 Funeral from the above residence on Wed-j nesday. August 23.
at a.m. Requiem mass at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart at 9 a Relatives and friends invited In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. HICKERSON. CHARLES W. On Mon-' day.
August 21. 1044. at Mount Alto Hospital. CHARLES W. HICKERSON of 1910 35th Place beloved husband of the I late Katherine S.
Hickerson and father of Mrs. Anna A Anderson: grandfather of! Marianna and Catherine Anderson and, brother of Mrs. William H. Wilcox and William Hickerson. Remains resting at Chambers' Georgetown funeral home.
31st and sts. n.w. until Thursday. August 24, at 9:30 a Mass at Holy Trinity Catholic Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and invited.
Interment in Arlington National Cemetery. 23 HOLMES: ELBERT A. Suddenly, on, Sunday. August 20. 1944.
at Freedmen's Hosoital. ELBERT A. HOLMES, husband of A Agne.se Holmes, son of Madeline grandson of Annie Butler and brother of Jame? Holmes, Claude Burns; and Madeline E. Saunders. Also surviving are his nieces, other and many friends.
Friends may call at the McGuire funeral home. 1820 9th st. nw. after 12 noon Tuesday. Requiem I mass will be celebrated at St.
Augustine Catholic Church. 15th st between and n.w., on Wednesday. August 23. at Jo m. Interment Arlington National Cemttery.
HOLMES. ELERT A. All comrades ol' the James Reese Europe Post. No. 5.
of the American Legion, are requested to be present for the funeral services of our de-1 i parted comrade. ELBERT A HOLMES. Tuesday. August 22 1914. at 7:30 p.m.
at the McGuire funeral parlor. 9th and Westminster sts. w. FREDERICK A. DAWES.
Commander. ALBERT L. DUNLAP. Adjutant. HOLMES.
ELBERT A. Columbia Lodge. No. 85. I P.
O. E. of is notified of the death of Brother 1 ELBERT A. HOLMES. Elks services at the McGuire funeral home, Tuesday.
August 22. 1944. at 9 p.m Session of sorrow August 22. at 8:30 P.m at ihe Home. 301 I ave.
n.w. DR. JOHN FRANCIS. Exalted Ruler. ALBERT DUNLAP.
Rec. Secty. HUTCHINSON, MRS. MAHLON. On Monday.
August 21. 1944. in Baltimore. Md Mrs. MAHLON HUTCHINSON (nee Cummins), wife of the late Dr.
Mahlon Hutchinson Funeral services at the chapel of Stewart Mowen Co North ave. Baltimore. on Wednesday at 10 a m. LEE. CLEMENT.
On Monday. August Si. 1944. at his residence 1337 11th st. CLEMENT LEE.
husband of Ella Lee. Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by McGuire McIntosh, JAMES H. Suddenly, on Sunday. August 20.
1944. at Forest Glen. Md JAMES McINTOSH, beloved sun of James and Ella McIntosh and brother of Cornelius D. McIntosh. Also surviving are his grandmother.
Sarah G. Harrington: seven uncles, four aunts, other relat.ves and many friends Funeral from the McGirre funeral home. 182o 9th st. n.w,. on Wednesday.
August 23. at 2 P.m. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. MONT On Mondav. Au- i eyst 21.
1944. at Sibley Hospital. MONT W. McNAULL of 4302 Kaywoo'i drive Mount Rainier. beloved husband of Emma Aman McNaull and father cf Lt Com dr D.
McNaull. Mrs. Don Craw and Miss Betty Jane McNaull. Services and interment Toledo Ohio. MILLER.
KATIE. On Monday. August 21. 1944. at Gallinger Hospital.
KATIE i MILLER, wife of James Miller. 427 st. w. Arrangements by Jeffery L. Lowe 913 Florida ave.
n.w. POWELL. REBECCA MOTEN. On Sunday. August 20.
1944. at hcv residence. 949 st. n.w., REBECCA MOTEN POWELL belovea wife of the late Rev Holland Powell. Surviving are two sisters.
Miss Fannie A. Moten and Mrs. Albert Johnson (nee S.Jlie Motrn). and other relatives and many friends. After 12 noon August 22.
friends ty call at her late residence, where services will he held on Wednesday. August 23. at p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment: M.
E. Church Cemeterv. Alexandria. va Arrangements bv McGuire 22 POWELL. REBECCA The officer? nd members of the Benefit and Annuity Association arp notified the death of Mrs.
RF3FCCA M. POWELL WILLIAM D. NIXON. President, i J. L.
GRAY. Secretary, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO.
Neither succesror to nor connected with the original establishment 1009 st n.w. N.t,Lh;r%o, FRANK SONS CO 1113 7th St. NW NA 2471 3605 St MV Our Charges Are Reasonable J. William Sons 4th and Mass Ave N.I 5200 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium. William E.
Pine, 76, Dies; Trade, Magazine Editor LOS ANGELES, Aug. E. Pine, 76, for 27 years editor of the Southwest Builder and Contractor, one of the largest architectural and engineering magazines in the country, died Sunday of a heart ailment. Bom in Russellville. Ohio, Mr.
Pine attended Ohio State University and obtained his first reportorial job on the Columbus Evening Dispatch. Later he worked for the Ohio State Journal for 17 years and came here in 1909. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Alice Pine of Los Angeles. Join the attack make your dollars fight buy extra War Bonds! PULASKI.
LORENZO D. On Tuesday. August 22. 1844. LORENZO D.
PULASKI, beloved husband of Mary Pulaski and brother of Mrs. Nettie Topley. Services at Chambers' funeral home. 1400 Chanin st. n.w..
on Thursday, August 24. at 2 m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 23 ROBERTSON. MARTHA W.
On August 28, 1844. at Providence Hospital. MARTHA W. ROBERTSON, beloved wife of A. James Robertson of Id Oxford Chevy Chase, Md Remains resting at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase funeral home of Wm.
Reuben Pumphrey. Services Wednesday. August 23. at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, where requiem mass will be offered at 9 a m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
SANDERS. HELEN. On Monday. August 21, 1944, HELEN SANDERS, beloved wile of Roy Sanders and mother of Roy. John.
Mary Ann and Joan Sanders. Funeral from Chambers' Riverdale funeral home. Riverdale. on Thursday. August 24.
at 10 a m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 23 SCHWARTZ. JAMES HOLDEN. On Saturday.
August 19, 1944. at Mount Alto; Hospital. JAMES HOLDEN SCHWARTZ. the beloved husband of Eva M. Schwartz, father of James H.
brother of Joseph Lewis Raymond, Leslie and! Carrie B. Schwartz. Mrs. George Kelly. Mrs.
James Long and Sister Melfrieda Remains resting a Chambers' funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w., until Wednesday. August 23. at 8:30 a.m.: thence to St.
Catholic Church. 12th and Monroe sts. n.e.. where requiem high mass will be offered for the repose of his soul. Interment, with military honors, National Cemetery.
22 SCHWARTZ, JAMES H. Officers and members of Bureau of Engraving and Printing Post. No. 23. American Legion, are hereby notified of the death of Comrade JAMES H.
SCHWaRTZ and are requested to assemble at funeral parlor. 14th and Chapin sts. n.w., on Tuesday evening. August 22, 1944, at 8 clock, for Lesion services. JAMES S.
JUDGE. Commander. 22 SPINKS, WILLIAM HAROLD. M. D.
On Saturday. August 19. 1944. WILLIAM HAROLD SPINKS. M.
beloved husband of Margaret McCallum Scott Spinks. Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home.
2901 14th st. n.w., on Wednesday. August 23 at 1 p.m. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 22 STAMPS.
MAGGIE BEATRICE. On Saturday. August 19, 1944. MAGGIE BEATRICE STAMPS, daughter of Jasper Stamps and sister of Mrs. Gladys Knight.
Mrs. Inell Hinson and Jasper Stamps jr. Remains resting at the Malvan Schey funeral home. N. J.
ave. and st. n.w.. where funeral services will be held Wednesday. August 23.
at 1 p.m. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. STEPHENSON. ANNIE On Sunday. August 20.
1944. at her residence, Clinton. AN R. STEPHENSON, beloved wife of the late Charles W. Stephenson and mother of Mrs.
Arthui E. Simmons, Mrs. Orie Lingle. Mrs. Mary Anthony.
Mrs. Annie Campbell. Mrs. A.da and Charles A J. Godfrey and Dennis W.
Stephenson Funeral from the Thos. F. Murray funeral home 2007 Nichols ave. s.e on Wednesday. August 23, at 1:45 m.
Services at Christ Clinton. at 2:30 p.m Relatives and friends invited Interment church cemetery. 22 SUTPHIN. CHARLES J. Suddenly, on Monday.
August HI. 1944. CHARLES J. SUTPHIN. Body resting at Gawler's.
1750 Pa ave. n.w. Services private. Please omit flowers. VAN REUTH.
MILDRED HUDSON. On Monday. August 21. 1944. at her residence, 3020 Wisconsin ave.
n.w., MILDRED HUDSON VAN REUTH. of Adolph A. Van Reuth and mother of Norma Van Reuth Good Friends may call at GawlVs, l'5d Pa. ave. n.w.
Notice of services later. WILLIAMS. BETTY. On Sunday August 20. 1944.
at Freedmen's Hospital. Mrs BETTY WILLIAMS of Nashville. beloved mother of Miss Lucille Williams. A host of relatives and friends also survives The late Mrs. Williams is resting at Johnson Jenkins' funeral home.
2053 Ga. ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. WILLIAMS.
ORELIA. On Tuesday, August 15. 1944, ORELIA WILLIAMS. Remains resting at funeral home. 389 R.
I. ave. n.w Funeral Wednesday. August 23. at 2:30 p.m..
from the Verbryke Spiritual Church. Bishop Gassowav officiating. Interment Payne's Cemetery in fumortam BLAINE. EDWARD B. In loving remembrance of our father and grandfather.
EDWARD B. BLAINE, who departed this life ten years ago today. August 22, 1934 He had a smile for every one, His heart yas pure as gold. To those who knew and loved him His memory will never grow old. To live in the hearts of those who love vou is not to die.
HIS DAUGHTERS. ROSE A BLAINE. EDNA V. GREENFIELD. GRANDDAUGHTERS PATRICIA.
DORIS AND PHYLLIS GREENFIELD FORREST, ROBERT. In loving remem- prance of our dear husband and ROEERT FORREST, who departed this i twelve years ago today. August 22, HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN JACKSON, SUSIE M. In sad but loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother. SUSIE M.
JACKSON, who departed this Ifie two years ago today, August 22, 1942. She gave us the best of her life. ShA cherished our secrets, our sorrows and strife: She taught us to love, she taught us to pray. Dur mother in Heaven. God bless you today.
DAUGHTER AND GRANDDAUGHTER. JACKSON. TULIP. In loving memory ol my loving rnd devoted aunt. TULIP JACKSON.
who anowered Present to her name at the rollcall in Heaven fourteen years ago today. August 22, 1930 Labor well done fhall receive its reward Some clad morning: Those who are faithful shall be with the Lord. Some bright morning. Some bright morning, some glad morning When the sun is shining in the eternal sky: Some bright mor. ing.
some glad morning. We shall see the Lord of harvest by and by. HER LOVING AND DEVOTED NIECE. KATHERINE E. EDMUNDS.
KING. CHESTER V. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our son and brother. CHESTER V. KING, who years ago today, August Faithful and honest in all your ways, Courageous and true to the end of your days: You were lovinc.
gentle, sweet and vVhat a beautiful memory you've left behind. THE FAMILY. MARTIN. GRANDON B. In memory of ny dear husband, GRANDON B.
MARTIN, who died eight years ago. August 22. ROSE. MCDONALD. GRACE M.
(nee Oliff). In sad but loving remembrance of our dardaughter and Sj5ter. GRACE M. Me-1 DONALD (nee Oliff). passed away thirteen -ears ago today.
August 22. Why did she ro when life seemed fair And no dark clouds were near To dim the brightness of our lives. Or start the bitter tear? We thought not at the close of dav. When nigh; veiled earth and sky. That one so full of life and hope Would breathe her last good-by.
PAPA. MAMMA. EARL. LESTER AND IRVING. MORTON.
FRANK H. In sad but lovns rememirance of my dear husband. FRANK H. MORTON, who departed this life five years ago today. August 22.
1919. It's lonesome here without you And sad the weary way. For life is not the to me Since you were called away LOVING WIFE. SMITH ELIZABETH Y. In memory of ELIZABETH Y.
SMITH, who departed this if" one year today. August 22. 1941. Your weary hours and days of pain, Your troubled ntehts are oast. And in our aching hearts we know You have found sweet rest rt last.
We watched you suffer day by day, It caused us bitter grief To see you slowly waste away And could not give relief. God knows how we miss you. He counts the tears we shed. And tries in His consoling way To ease our loneliness. LOVING H'JSBAND AND CHILDREN.
WILLIAMS. KATHRINE. A tribute of love and honor to a dear mother, daughter and sister. KATHRINE WILLIAMS, who departed this life five years ago today. August 22.
1919. There are many sad things in this life of ours. But the saddest of all is to part: For the tongue cannot tell when it utters farewell Of the sadness it leaves in our hearts. Fondly loved and deeply mourned. DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MOTHER AND SISTERS.
WRIGHT. EVA MARY. In loving memory of our mo.her and sister. EVA MARY WRIGHT, who passed away five years ago today. August 22, 19.19.
You've gone, but the treasure you left us Is truly a value untold. A life filled with deeds of kindnesa And beauty of heart and soul. 8adly missed. HER SON AND BROTHER, NATHANIEL AND LEONIDAS WILLIAMS. A Edwin H.
Duff Dies; Maritime Lawyer Here Nearly 50 Years i Edwin H. Duff, 89, for nearly 50 years an attorney here representing shipping before the Federal Government, died yesterday at Emergency Hospital. He had been ill for' a month. Mr. Duff was born in Washington and graduated from Georgetown University law school.
He established his law practice in 1897 and since then had represented various shipping interests, appearing before Edwin the old War Shipping Board, Maritime Commission, War Shipping Administration and Bureau. Always interested in American shipping, Mr, Duff had been connected with movements to develop an American merchant marine and belonged to the American Merchant Marine Institute, and the Lake Carriers' Association. He was a member of the Columbia Country Club. University Club and the Propeller Club. His offices were located at 1308 street N.W.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Elinore G. Duff, who lives at 1855 Lamont street N.W.: his mother, Mrs. Kennedy Duff, Washington; a daughter, Mrs. L.
Mercer Smith, Washington, and two sons, Lt. Robert H. Duff, U. S. N.
stationed in New York, and Donald A. Duff, Washington. Funeral services will be held at 10 a m. tomorrow at the Hines funeral home. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers will include Edward J. Shaughnessy, special assistant to the commissioner of immigration and naturalization; Capt. Henry W. Sweet, assistant deputy commissioner of customs; Wade H. Skinner, general counsel, Maritime Commission; Representative Republican, of New York, member of the House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries; Maitland S.
Pennington, National Federation of American Shipping. and Frank J. Taylor, president, American Merchant Marine Institute, Inc. High Officials Attend Rites for Justice Luhring Funeral services for Oscar R. Luhring.
65, associate justice of District Court and a former Republican Representative from Indiana, were attended yesterday by judges of District and Municipal Courts, leading members of the bar and civic leaders. Justice Luhring died Friday of heart disease. The Rev. Philip Bentley, assistant pastor of St. Alban's Episcopal Church, conducted the services at funeral home.
Burial was in Abby Mausoleum, Arlington. Among those who attended were former Attorney General Homer S. Cummings, Chief Justice Edward C. Eicher of District Court, District Court Justices Bolitha Laws, T. Alan Goldsborough, James M.
Proctor and David A. Pine; Appellate Court Justice Harold Stephens, Municipal Court Judges George P. Barse. John P. McMahon, Aubrey Fennell, Nathan Margold, Thomas D.
Quinn and Brice Claggett; United States Commissioner Needham C. Turnage. United States Attorney Edward M. Curran and William E. Leahy, head of District selective service.
Out of respect to Justice Luhring. District and Municipal Courts were recessed from Friday to 1:30 p.m. yesterday. Miss Hannah Harrigan To Be Buried Tomorrow Miss Hannah V. Harrigan, 65.
of 1809 Park road N.W., died Sunday at her home after a week's illness. Requiem mass will be offered at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the Shrine of the Secred Heart after services at 8:30 am. at the residence. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
A resident of the District for the last six years, Miss Harrigan was employed at the Woodward Lothrop department store. She was born and educated in Philadelphia. She is survived by three sisters, Miss Rose, Miss Nellie and Miss Katherine Harrigan, and one brother, Edmund, all of Washington. Heart Attack Is Blamed For Death in Refrigerator An autopsy yesterday disclosed that Edward G. Moan, refrigeration engineer for the Bettar Ice Cream 1335 street N.E..
whose frozen body was found Sunday in the storage room of the plant, died of a heart attack. Deputy Coroner Christopher J. Murphy announced. Mr. Moan, who lived at 1223 street N.E., a block from his employment, habitually made a late checkup of the refrigeration, it was said, and he is believed to have been making his rounds when he suffered the attack.
John T. Gosnell, Retired Rail Foreman, Dies at 81 John T. Gosnell, 81. retired employe of the Western Maryland Railroad, died Sunday at his home, 4525 Thirty-eighth street, Brentwood. Md, Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m.
tomorrow in the Hines funeral home. Burial will be in Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Md. Born in Western Maryland, Mr. Gosnell for many years was employed as section foreman by the railroad. He retired about 35 years ago.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Harry M. Adams, Washington, and Mrs. Charles E. Yeager, with whom he lived; three sons, Raymond, U.
S. now in San Diego; Melvin seaman, serving in the Pacific, and Walter Bethesda; nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. For the bond drive you have an S-card and the speed limit is off. Drive now, and step on it. FffNEBAL DESIGNS.
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12-Floor Plunge Fatal To Tulsa Oil Executive By the Associated TULSA, Aug. W. Catlin, 43, vice president of the Chatham Oil was killed yesterday in a fall from his 12th-floor office. John E. Curran, an attorney with an adjoining office, said Mr.
Catlin disliked air conditioning and usually kept his office windows open. Funeral Services Are Set Tomorrow For Gen. Carrington Funeral services for Brig. Gen. Gordon de L.
Carrington, 49, former inspector of training, headquarters of the Anti-aircraft Command, Fort Monroe, who died yesterday at Walter Reed Hospital after an illness of several months, will be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Fart Myer Chapel, with burial in Arlington National Cemetery. A coast artillery officer for more than 28 years, Gen. Carrington was a native of Evansville, and a graduate of the University of California. He was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army in 1916.
Gen. Carrington had served as commandant of the Anti-aircraft Replacement Training Center, Camp Wallace, and for five years was instructor of National Guard troops in California. His last assignment as inspector of training at Fort Monroe, was terminated by illness in January, when he came to Walter Reed to undergo an operation. He had been stationed several times in Washington, once as a student at the Army War College and twice as an instructor there. He was also a graduate of the Coast Artillery School, Fort Monroe, and the Command and General Staff School, Fort Leavenworth, Kans.
He held the Legion of Merit. His widow, Mrs. Jeannie G. Carrington, who came to Washington at the time of her husband's illness, lives at 1707 Columbia road N.W. Other survivors are two sons, Cadet George B.
Carrington, who is attending the Military Academy at West Point, and William M. Carrington, Washington one daughter, Miss Virginia F. Carrington, Washington; his father, Dr. P. M.
Carrington. Los Angeles; one sister, Mrs. Estelle C. Wallace, and a brother, Walter Carrington, both of Los Angeles. William McLaughlin, FHA Employe, Buried In Mount Olivet Requiem mass for William D.
McLaughlin, 60, former vice president of the Export Steamship Corp. of New York and a Federal Housing Administration employe, who died Friday at Georgetown University Hospital, was celebrated yesterday at St. Paul's Church. The services were conducted by the Rev. Cornelius Dacey, pastor of 8t.
and a cousin of Mrs. McLaughlin. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mr. McLaughlin, a native of Boston, was a reporter on the old Boston Globe and the New York Times before coming here in 1900.
an auditor with the Census Bureau from 1900 to 1910, when he became chief statistician for the State of Massachusetts. Returning to Washington In 1918, he joined the United States Shipping Board and later was made auditor of operations in the office of the deputy controller and general auditor of the agency. He entered private shipping in 1920 and was vice president and general manager of the Export Steamship Corp. of New York until 1929. He was an auditor at the Federal Housing Administration from 1937 until his death.
An active Democrat, Mr. McLaughlin was a close friend of Joe Tumulty, secretary to President Wilson, and in the 1928 presidential campaign assisted him in taking charge of the speakers' bureau for the party. He married the former Mary Kane, member of an old Washington family, in April, 1902. They made their home with their daughter, Mrs. William C.
Robberts, 5911 Osceola road. Wood Acres, Md. Mr. MsLaughlin was a member of the Knights of Columbus, the Cosmos and University Clubs. Other survivors include a son.
Pfc. John W. McLaughlin, stationed at Brookey Field two grandchildren and a sister. Miss Mary E. McLaughlin, Boston, Mass.
WAVE Bosses Husband KANSAS CITY At home or in the office no question as to who gives the orders since Miss Elizabeth Woodward became Mrs. Harold Roth. They work at the Naval Air Primary Command Regional Office. She's a lieutenant, junior grade, in the WAVES. He's a storekeeper, first class.
Funeral Rites Are Held For Dr. Daniel McMahon Requiem mass for Dr. Daniel J. McMahon, 54. a dentist here for 25 years, who died of a heart attack on Saturday at his office, which was located in his home, 1418 Pennsylvania avenue S.E., was celebrated today at St.
Church. Burial was in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Dr. McMahon, a native of Oneida, was graduated frqpi the Georgetown University Dental, School in 1919. The same year he established his private practice here which he had continued until the time of his death.
He formerly was active in the District Dental Society. Besides his widow, Mrs. Teresa McMahon, whom he married in November, 1925, he is survived by two sons, Daniel J. and Joseph P. McMahon, both of Washington; two daughters.
Miss Mary T. McMahon and Miss Catherine L. McMahon, both of Washington, and two brothers, Edward and James McMahon, living in Oneida. A. County, Retired Rail Executive, Dies A.
J. County, retired vice president and director of the Pennsylvania Railroad, who aided in the construction of the Union Station here, died yesterday in Bristol, it was learned today. Mr. County had retired in 1938 after 48 years with the railroad. He took a prominent part in the extension of the Pennsylvania Railroad system into New York.
Entering the service of the company in 1890 in Philadelphia, 'he was made vice president in charge of accounting in 1916 and vice president in charge of finance and corporate relations in 1929. A native of Dublin, Ireland, he is survived by his widow, Mrs. Hester Fraley County, who lives in Davids, and two sons, William F. and John O. County.
George D. Baird Dies; Louisiana GOP Nominee By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 22 Dewev Baird, 44, Republican nominee for the House from the 2d Louisiana district, died yesterday after a heart attack at his residence in Metairie. Mr.
Baird was the only Republican House candidate in the September 12 primary. He w-as born in Atlanta. and the present race the first in which he had offered for public office. Howard P. Wrenn Buried After Masonic Services Masonic funeral services for Howard P.
Wrenn, 57, of 6 Woodland drive, Palls Church, who died Friday at Sibley Hospital after an illness of three weeks, were held yesterday at the Ives funeral home in Arlington. Burial was in Columbia Gardens Cemetery, Arlington. For the last 30 years Mr. Wrenn had been an employe of J. E.
Hanger, manufacturers of artificial limbs. A native of Franklin Park, he was past master of Sharon Lodge, No. 327, A. F. and A.
and past patron of the Sharon Eastern Star. Besides his widow, Mrs. Katherine Wrenn, he is survived by two sons, Glenn H. Wrenn. with the Army Air Forces in France, and G.
Elwin Wrenn, seaman, first class. Coast Guard, now in Portsmouth, two daughters, Betty Lou Wrenn, Falls Church, 'and Mrs. Dorothy Arlington; his father, Elwin P. one brother, Fred C. Wrenn, Franklin Park, and two sisters, Mrs.
Ethel E. Wetzel and Miss Evelyn M. Wrenn, both of Arlington. Dr. Mark Mouton Dies; Ex-Louisiana Official By the Associated Press.
LAFAYETTE, Aug. Mark M. Mouton, 52, Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana in the Gov. Sam Jones administration of 19401944 died here yesterday. Dr.
Mouton was elected on the ticket headed by Mr. Jones, which defeated the old Huey Long group in 1940. He was a member of one of the oldest French families in Louisiana. Marriage License Applications Under D. C.
laws, couples must apply for a marriage license on one day, wait three days and receive their license on the fifth day. Sundays and holidays are counted other days. Levis de Seife. 29. Statler Hotel, "and Velma Shamblin.
24. 2001 loth st n.w. Clarence Ford. 21. San Diego and Edline Stevenson.
25. 917 Westminster st. n.w. Barle Wild-t. 34 and Joan Leberman.
21. both of Baltimore. Cornelius Gaston. 55. and Margaret Drake.
38 both of Philadelphia Robert Graay. 4n, rtlti st. n.e.. and Lois Snoduy, 32. Ill First st.
nr Robert Taylor. 38. Fort Myer, and Estelle Curtis. 28. 803 North Kenmore Arlington.
Harvey Hines. 42, and Alma Allemos. 38. both ol 210 si. n.e.
Joseph Monolo, 23. Maplewood. Mo and Vera Bauer. 23. Webster Qroves.
Mo. Osborne Brooks. 23. 3015 11th st. n.w and Emma Maloney, 19.
1145 loth st. n.w. Leo Frazier, 31, 53 at. s.w and Evelyn Diggs. 29.
1231 Delaware ave. w. Cecil Kiggins. 2.2. Knoxville, Tenn.
and Alice Miller, 21, lookout, Ye. Dele Fluegel. 20. Bolling Field, and Evelyn Hitt. 20, 1327 17th a.e.
Lawience Mauritz. 22, 1 833 Jefferson dL n.w., and Mildred Hayamer. 21. Menoaha. wla.
Ira Brower. 20. 1002 17th at. south. Arlington.
and Anna Arneaon, 21, 22A Portland st. a.e. George Holland. 23, and Adella Woodson, 21. both of 1401 Florida ave.
n.w. Oeorge Davis. 20. 30!) st. and Elizabeth Lavln.
22. 1312 Tenneasea ave. n.e. Alfred Frey. 42, 4105 Wisconsin sve.
n.w and Mary Hooper. 29. 4115 Wisconsin ave. n.w. John Johanson.
28. and Ellen McNulty. 24. both of Minneapolis. James Hewitt.
51 Silver and Mary Suckling. 43, 2500 st n.w Doyle Dlsbeo. 22. Adrian. and Martha Ellis.
22. Greenwich. Conr. Richard Mellen. 24.
Bnifini Field, and Betty Cheseldlne. 20. 3015 st n.e Msx Aurlnger, 24. Ames. Iowa, and Florence White.
21 Elberon. Iowa. Eldred Rhine. 40. Blanchville.
Md and Martha McClelland. .38. Seat Pleasant. Gale Griswold. 42.
124 New York Takoma Park, and Inez Lyle. 40. 1439 Euclid st. n.w. Robert Montgomery.
21. 3320 Stuyvesant pi. n.w.. and Caro! Choisser, 20, 4645 Hawthorne lane n.w. Maurice Bowland.
28. Fort Devens. and Dortha Heck. 24. 7444 Georgia ave.
n.w. William Gardner. 27, Camp Lee. end Ara Cowling. 24.
1930 3rd st. n.w, James Scott. 29. Aberdeen. Md and Ida Matherly.
23. 4722 9th st. n.w Jeremiah Galllgan. 50 3040 New Hampshire ave. n.w and Adelaide Davis.
50, 1270 Simms pi. n.e. Charles Case. lr 25. Abilene.
and Ruth Sparks. 24 2131 st. n.w Walter Boyd. lr. 19.
1020 st. n.w. and Ruth Lewis. 18, 712 Tuckerman st. n.w.
Hugh Comer. 18. 1032 North Capitol and Mabel Lucas. 19. 458 st.
w. John Ingham. 41. 1908 Florida ave. and Jane Lllley.
33, 2220 20th st. n.w Dalphln Ashcralt. 36. 1614 st. n.w,.
and Hazel Boykin. 23. ion llth st. n.w. Eric Jones.
22. 2126 First st. n.w.. and Mary Hughes. 22.
4501 North Capitol Lt Robert Lange. 23. Roselle. N. and Dorothy Donovan.
21. 4400 Silverhlll ru- fl.c. Charles Lewis. 27, Corsicana. Tex, and Ruth Neeley.
25 Bryan. Tex Homer Mood. 22. 1921 First st. nw.
and Frances Hendricks. 21, 2611 North Capitol st. John Neuenburg. 27. San Francisco, and Beverly Ladd, 22.
5600 Grove Chevy Chase. John Max-Muller. 32. 1610 34th st. nw.
and Marjory Macleod, 24. 1633 31st st. n.w. Raymond Bryan 53. 1346 st.
n.w.. and Evelyn Jindrich. 38. 1326 19th st n.w. George Mierswa 38.
Fort Belvoir, and Ethel Nash. 41. 702 st. sw Frank Angona. 24.
3101 Pennsylvania ave. s.e and Sebina Neary, 23. Riverside, Calif. Ensign Kevin Maroney. 1658 West Virginia ave.
n.e., and Marion Garner. 21. La Plata. Md Joseph Byrtus. 24.
Navy Yard, and Marian Nash. 23. 3660 Park pi n.w Elmer Van Ness. 22. 1138 8th st n.w and Jane McLaren.
19. 904 11th st e. Janies A. Windtbeg. 24.
and Doris Talbert, 21. both of Washington William Langworthy Atwater. 24. Cheverly. and Virginia Rose Sullivan, 21, Takoma Park.
Md. Issued at Rockville. Virgil E. McHuch. 23.
and Mary Brunot, 20. both of Washington. Leroy C. Scheunemann. 22.
Okauchee. and Clarissa Pane. 20 Bronx, Y. Wilbur E. Schmiel.
24. Warrenton. and Shirley Mae Nerenhausen, 21, Washington. Floyd G. Brown.
22. Danville. and Bertha Moreland, 21. Chicago. Cecil E.
Shadburn, 30, Macon Ga and Marjorie Heston, 26, Arlington. Issued at Fairfax. Elon Marion Downer. 20, Fort Belvoir. and I Glenda Wiltbank.
22. Eager Ariz Richard Gibson Wentworth. 25. and Eugenia Theresa Zielinska, 24. both of Fort Belvoir.
I Richard Louis James Trudell. 26. and Viri ginia Belle Perry. 25. both of Buffalo.
James Clinton Wallace, 25. and Kathleen Lorraine Hart. 22. both of Moline, 111. Joseph Cuttell Roberts, 21.
Arlington, and Anna Lee Wood. 21. Libertyville. Ill Harry Lloyd Rager. 26.
Claiborne. La, i and Alma Edltn Stewart, 21, R. F. Alexandria. Surgeons General aHJwr of Whole Bloiwla Hotv Your Blood Ufe-avrine pkaaa is qtfraa te wmrf Itx tafriry.
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