Hundreds of them bereaved by the loss of relatives or friends, all of them shocked, Dallas County Motorists Friday contemplated a departed year in which 108 lives were needlessly taken in traffic accidents, then resolved to drive more sanely and safely in 1937.
     No section of the city or county escaped a fatal crash. And, few homes escaped sorrow and suffering on the part of some members of the household because of injuries sustained by kinsmen or dear friends. No respecter of persons, the law of average reached into the homes of the rich and poor, black and white alike and singled out the victims of the thousands of accidents which occurred during the year just closed.
     The total for 1936 was four less than in 1935. The figure may be increased, because of those who may succumb yet of injuries incurred in 1936 would be added to that year's list of victims. But, in this fact, the loved ones of those killed found no solace.
     In the city limits of Dallas alone, there were forty-four deaths and 1,361 persons injured in the 5,055 accidents which occurred. In 1935, there were fifty deaths, 1,495 injury cases and 4,156 accidents. The increase in accidents during 1936 is attributable to congestion resulting from the Centennial.
     Below are listed the names of those whose lives were sacrificed to speed, carelessness and inconsideration of others. Space would not permit the listing of even those who were crippled for life in crashes.
The dead are:

     January 1. -- Dorothy Nell Foster, 23, of 3314 Rutledge Street, killed when car rams stalled truck near Vickery.
     January 13. -- L. C. Sitton, 27, of Kemp, Tex., killed when thrown from a coupe on the highway near Seagoville.
     January 15. -- Mackey Lee Gay, 9, of 3030 Denley Drive, killed when struck by an automobile on Lancaster Avenue near Corning Street.
     January 18. -- Mrs. L. D. Hubbard, 21, of 1015 North Edgefield Street, killed in a three-car crash on Houston Street viaduct.
     January 28. -- J. E. Rogers, 66, of 1115 South Harwood Street, died at Parkland Hospital of injuries received at Cadiz and Akard Streets on January 14.
     February 1. -- Larkin Leslie, 60, residence near DeSoto, killed in head-on collision on Villa Road.
     February 6. -- John Degenhart, 28, of 324 Melba Street, crushed to death beneath a Bowen Motor Coach in the 700 block of Commerce Street.
     February 11. -- F. R. Bearden, 34, of 2824 Bookhout Street, killed when his car collided with the concrete post on the Corinth Street viaduct.
     February 17. -- W. H. Lawson, 72, of 207 North Walton Street, died in Parkland Hospital of injuries received when struck by an automobile in the 2700 block of Commerce Street.
     February 24. -- C. C. Batcheler, 38, of Ferris, killed when his car struck a bridge rail on the Holmes Street road; David Allen Davis, 30, truck driver, of Ranger, killed when his truck struck a concrete pillar on Northwest Highway near White Rock.
     March 2. -- W. P. Minnix, 67, Ferris, struck by an automobile at Gaston Avenue and Hawkins Streets. Died at Parkland Hospital.
     March __. -- Clemente Pineda, 33, of 2909 Gaston Avenue, killed in wreck on Garland Road.
     March 8. -- Jack M. Graham, 15, of 4906 Rosine, died at Baylor Hospital after being knocked from bicycle on Oakland Avenue.
     March 13. -- James Abraham, 3200 Fairmount Street, killed in automobile collision at Live Oak and Good Streets.
     March 14. -- Virginia Adams, 17, of 2719 Lawrence Street, killed when automobile sideswiped a truck on the Homes Street bridge.
     March 16. -- George R. Barkhurst, 49, plumber, died at Parkland Hospital after being struck by truck at Maple and Wolfe Trail.
     March 20. -- Thomas Quilkins, 65, of San Diego, Cal., killed when his car crashed through bridge rail at Beverly Hills and Katy right of way in Highland Park.
     April 3. -- J. P. Slover, 5135 Gurley Street, died of injuries received when two trucks collided at Ledbetter Drive and Industrial Boulevard.
     April 8. -- Louis Paris, 15, of 4514 Spring Garden Drive, died of injuries received when struck by a car at Pine Street and Second Avenue.
     April 9. -- Donald Moore, 4, of 2501 Jeffries Street, died of injuries received when struck by a car in front of his home as he rolled into the street on a scooter.
     April 18. -- Ethel Tabb, injured in street car-auto collision in Oak Cliff. Died Parkland Hospital. Mrs. Reyas, Mexican, killed when struck by truck near her home on Eagle Ford Road.
     April 20. -- Marie Cortez, 20, of 1311 McKinney Avenue, killed in collision at Northwest Highway and Preston Road.
     April 25. -- Ethel Black, 32, Negress, killed when struck by an automobile at Grand Avenue and Lamar Street; George Burt of Arcadia Park killed when struck by an automobile on the highway near his home.
     April 30. -- Nathan William Snow, Jr., 19 months, 1518 Marfa Street, died at Methodist Hospital after being struck by interurban at the Marfa Street intersection.
     May 4. -- Hambleton, 76, of 1814 Garrett Avenue, died at Baylor Hospital after being struck by motorcycle driven by H. C. Leach, policeman, at Swiss and Haskell Avenues.
     May 5. -- H. H. James, 40, farmer of Belen, N. M., died of injuries received in collision at Northwest Highway and Preston Road.
     May 7. -- Thomas Burnett, 39, died at St. Paul's Hospital of injuries received when struck by an automobile at Lovers Lane and Greenville Avenue.
     May 17. -- J. D. Lipscomb, 69, of Grapevine, died at Parkland Hospital after being struck by car on Midway Road near Denton County line.
     May 19. -- Danella Webster, 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Webster, 137 North Ewing Avenue, died at Methodist Hospital after being struck by car in front of her home.
     May 20. -- James S. Williams, 54, of 4008 South Fitzhugh Avenue, died at St. Paul's of injuries received when his car crashed into a bridge railing at Fitzhugh and Haskell Avenues.
     June 2. -- Henry Lee Kennedy, 26, of 5427 Belmont Street, died at Parkland Hospital after his motorcycle collided with an automobile on Maple Avenue on May 30.
     June 8. -- E. K. Field, 45, of 3201 Welborn Street, killed when struck by an automobile as he walked across street at Maple and Vagas Avenues.
     June 14. -- Mrs. Lizzie Carrell, 51, of Cedar Hill, killed in head-on collision near Ten-Mile Bridge on Duncanville Road.
     June 28. -- Robert McMillion, 5, of 2019 Young Street, died at Parkland Hospital after being struck by truck in alley back of his home.
     July 2. -- Henry F. Steele, 70, died at his home of injuries received when struck by an automobile on the Houston Street viaduct on June 20.
     July 7. -- William Winters, 40, of 328 Rivers Place, killed when struck by automobile at Industrial Boulevard and West Commerce Street.
     July 8. -- Margaret Russell, 13, of 2312 Marburg Street, died when thrown from bicycle and run over by milk wagon, in 4500 block of Colonial Avenue.
     July 13. -- Kinnard Miller, died at Parkland Hospital after being struck by automobile at Gaston and Dumas Avenues.
     July 14. -- Carl Sharp, died of injuries received when his truck overturned at Harwood and Wood Streets.
     July 22. -- R. A. Fox, 65, struck by automobile on Fort worth pike, died at Methodist Hospital; J. D. Nash, Arcadia Park, killed when struck by an automobile near his home on the Fort Worth pike; K. C. Jones, 5, Negro, 2609 Lilly Street, died of injuries received when struck by an automobile at Central and Washington Avenues on June 30.
     July 25. -- Lloyd F. Bond, 40, of 123 Morocco Street, Arcadia Park, died at Methodist Hospital after collision of cars in front of his home.
     July 27. -- Charles Smith, 4, of 700 Eagle Ford Road, killed when run down by truck in street near his home.
     July 29. -- W. W. Parker, 30, of Wylie, killed in head-on collision between his motorcycle and car on the Wylie-Sachse Road near the Collin County line.
     July 30. -- Mrs. M. O. Keller, 45, of Gordon, Ark., killed in collision on the Garland Road near White Rock; Miss Annette Sargo, Hot Springs, Ark., killed in collision on the Garland Road near White Rock.
     August 5. Byron Robertson, 28, of Plano, killed in collision one mile south of Richardson; Mrs. Byron Robertson, Plano, killed in collision one mile south of Richardson.
     August 9. -- J. W. Travis, 68, unknown address, died of injuries received when struck by an automobile in the 1900 block of North Lamar Street on July 24.
     August 14. -- Robert Harrison, 19, of 2506 Hickory Street, crushed to death under overturned truck after collision at Bourbon and Dawson Streets.
     August 16. -- W. C. Curley, 38, of Hillsboro, died at Parkland Hospital after being struck by a taxicab in the 1000 block of Commerce Street; Lonnie Cullen, 16, Irving, died at Parkland Hospital of injuries received when his car overturned near Irving.
     August 23. -- Thomas Melton, 32, of 4942 Lindsley Avenue, instantly killed when thrown from turtleback of car at Haskell and East Grand; Miss Minnie Jordan, 28, of 1430 Stella Street, also killed instantly in the same accident.
     August 25. -- J. W. Stone, 21, of 2731 Peabody Avenue, died of injuries received when struck by a truck as he rode his bicycle on the 800 block of South Akard Street on July 15.
     August 26. -- Alva Goss, 16, of 2809 Maryland Street, died at Methodist Hospital after being struck by an automobile at Marsalis and Montana Streets.
     August 31. -- Elbert Burrell, killed when his automobile overturned just inside the county line near Ferris.
     September 3. -- Grady Metcalfe, 32, of Tyler, died at Baylor Hospital after his automobile collided with a street car at Colonial and Pennsylvania Avenues; Mrs. Maud Smith, 58, of Longview, died at Parkland Hospital after her car overturned on the highway near Carrollton.
     September 4. -- Mrs. Theresia Kaschke, 48, of West Dallas, was killed when a bus in which she was riding collided with a truck at the triple underpass; George L. Landis, 51, of 4350 South Fitzhugh Avenue, died at Parkland Hospital after he was found lying beside the Holmes Street Road near Miller's Ferry.
     September 12. -- J. B. Porter, 12, of 707 Delaware Street, died at Methodist Hospital. He was struck by an automobile at Hampton and Colorado Streets.
     September 13. -- Mrs. Ella Todd, 67, of 3817 Bowser Avenue, died at St. Paul's Hospital of injuries suffered in a crash at Oak Lawn and Bowser Streets.
     September 14. -- Clifford Ussury, 20, of Hensley Field, killed when struck by a truck as he was crossing the road near the flying field.
     September 17. -- Mrs. Ophelia Eldred, 800 East Fifteenth Street, killed when struck by a truck at Young and Lamar Streets.
     September 26. -- Miss Irene Giggy, 22, of 2512 Peabody, killed when her car crashed into the side rail of the Houston Street viaduct.
     September 29. -- John Edward Randolph, 15 months, killed when thrown from an automobile which collided with a parked truck on the Garland Road near Garland.
     September 30. -- R. H. Hal, 62, of 2818 Gladstone Drive, killed instantly when struck by an automobile at Commerce and Ervay Streets.
     October 6. -- George Zeedledrick, 27, of Texarkana, Ark., killed when his motorcycle collided with an automobile at Gaston and College Avenues.
     October 8. -- Kenneth C. Witchen, 25, sailor on U. S. S. Chicago, killed in a collision on the Fort Worth Pike near Mountain Creek.
     October 13. -- Mrs. Pearl Hancock, 52, of 3509 Normandy, died at St. Paul's Hospital of injuries received when struck a week earlier by a car at Hillcrest and Normandy Avenue; J. G. Wilson, Longview, died at Methodist Hospital of a head injury received in a collision on the Fort Worth Pike three days before.
     October 18. -- Henry Lowe, 77, Negro, killed when struck by an automobile in front of Sowers School as he walked along the highway.
     October 20. -- Herbert B. Tenant, 42, of 5315 Live Oak Street, died at Baylor Hospital of injuries received in a wreck on East Pike near Buckner Orphan's Home, three days before.
     October 25. -- B. M. Hardin, Gates City, killed when struck by train as he drove his car onto the tracks near his home; Mrs. B. M. Hardin, Gates City, killed in the same accident with her husband; J. T. Bolden, 36, of 4603 Frank Street, died in a local hospital after being struck by an automobile at 1800 Young Street.
     October 31. -- Albert H. Elam, 42, of Mesquite, killed when run down by automobile on the Terrell Highway near his farm home.
     November 12. -- Mary Melguin, 6, of 1533 Illinois Street, died at Methodist Hospital after her mother crashed the family car into a street car at Woodbine Street and Glenhaven Avenue.
     November 15. -- Thomas E. Baker, 33, Route 4, killed when his car collided with a freight train at Pacific tracks and Buckner Boulevard.
     November 24. -- Merritt Moore McGarity, 18, of 2819 Medill Street, died of injuries received when struck by a truck as he rode a bicycle at Harwood Street and Santa Fe Avenue.
     November 25. -- Miss Ada Belle Williford, 38, of 3506 Gillon Street, killed when struck by an automobile as she got off a street car at Gillon and Abbot Streets; James E. Vaughan, 26, of Wylie, died at Parkland Hospital after his car was in collision with another at Mockingbird Lane and Abrams Road. Trammell W. Harvey, 21, Mount Pleasant, killed when his car collided with the concrete pillar of the Katy overpass on the Northwest Highway at White Rock.
     December 1. -- R. L. Chriss, 65, of 904 South Carroll Avenue, died of injuries suffered when struck by an automobile on Thanksgiving Day in the 100 block of South Carroll.
     December 2. -- Mrs. Odessa Vaughn, 23, of Wylie, died of injuries suffered at the same time her husband was killed in collision at Mockingbird Lane and Abrams Road.
     December 4. -- Henry (Bud) Jackson, Negro, 56, of 216 Landis Street, killed when struck by automobile on the Cadiz Street viaduct.
     December 7. -- Billie Joe Taylor, 7, of __23 Maple Avenue, died today of injuries received when struck by an automobile in front of his home, Aug. 26.
      December 8. -- Mallano Castilleja, 59, of Lockhart, Tex., died at Parkland Hospital of injuries suffered when struck by an automobile at the triple underpass.
     December 9. -- Henry J. Robinson, 44, of 808 Ann Avenue, died at Parkland Hospital of injuries received when struck by a hit and run driver in the 600 block of North Haskell Avenue.
     December 13. -- Ernest Coleman, 26, of Love Field, died at Parkland Hospital after being struck by an automobile while riding a horse on Lemmon Avenue near Love Field.
     December 18. -- Henry Williford, 64, of 2202 Peabody Avenue, died at Parkland Hospital a short time after being injured when he walked into the side of trailer at Main and Good Streets.
     December 22. -- John A. Bauer, 35, Longview, Tex., killed instantly in a collision on the Tyler Highway, three miles east of Mesquite.
     December 25. -- George C. (Gordy) McRae, 28, of 5716 Marquita, killed in crash on Fort Worth-Dallas Highway.
     Joe Williams, 44, of 2628 Wall Street, died of injuries received when his car and a truck collided on the Dallas-Terrell Highway.
     Albert Butler, 46, of 2228 Ellison, died at Parkland Hospital of injuries received in a crash on Industrial Boulevard.
     Glen Ricks, 19, Buckner Orphans' Home, killed when struck by an automobile near the home on East Pike.
     Lonzo Guptian, 40, of 3002 Cochran Street, died at Parkland Hospital after being struck by an automobile at Ross Avenue and Akard Street.
     Ola Mae Sneed, Negress, died of injuries received when hit by automobile truck on the east end of the Commerce Street viaduct.
     December 28. -- Mrs. Mary Graham, 39, of 4015 San Jacinto Street, died Monday at Baylor Hospital of injuries received when struck by a car at Ross and Haskell Avenue Christmas night.

     Mrs. Annie Stewart Wyatt, 54, wife of W. J. Wyatt, president of the Wyatt Metal and Boiler Works and prominent in several other Dallas business enterprises, died at her home, 6001 Swiss Avenue.
     Mrs. Wyatt, who had been ill for several years, was born in Galveston on Jan. 18, 1878, the daughter of John H. and Ellen George Bright. She came to Dallas with her mother in 1887 and attended school here, marrying Mr. Wyatt in 1899.
     Surviving Mrs. Wyatt are her husband, two daughters, Mrs. M. F. Leavell of Dallas and Mrs. John B. Moon of Los Angeles; one sister, Mrs. Charles T. Ray of Louisville, Ky; a brother Jess D. Bright of Dallas, and three grandchildren.
     Funeral services had not been arranged at noon Friday.

     A heart attack at 6:45 p. m. on Thursday ended the career of Chauncey C. Brown, state editor of the Dallas Morning News, and for nearly twenty years, a prominent figure in Dallas newspaperdom.
     Ill for several weeks, Brown nevertheless worked at his desk as usual until Wednesday, when he stayed at home to "rest." The seriousness of his illness was not suspected.
     Joining the News staff in 1918, after serving as managing editor of the old Fort Worth Record, the Waco Morning News and Guthrie, Okla., Daily Star, Brown worked in several capacities on the paper before assuming the position of state editor.
     Several times during his career, he served in public offices, at one time being assistant superintendent of state demonstration farms for the Oklahoma state board of agriculture and at another time, publicity director for the United States treasury department in the eleventh Federal Reserve district.

Native of Indiana.
     Brown was born at New Castle, Ind., on July 2, 1881. He was a graduate of the University of Kansas and Washburn College, Topeka, Kan., where he received a degree as bachelor of laws. He practiced law in Kansas and Oklahoma for five years prior to 1911, when he entered newspaper work.
     Surviving Mr. Brown are his mother, Mrs. Emma C. Brown; two sons, Chauncey C., Jr., and William Jackley Brown, all of Dallas; and a sister, Mrs. W. W. Winnie, Milford, Mich.
     Funeral arrangements, which are to be made by the Poole Funeral Home, were being delayed Friday, pending arrival of Mrs. Winnie.

     Last rites for Mrs. Mary Frances Webster, 83, were held at the residence, 1916 South Harwood Street, at 10 a. m. Friday. Bishop Harry T. Moore officiated and burial was in Oakland Cemetery.
     Mrs. Webster, who died Thursday, had been a resident of Dallas for 61 years. She was the widow of George A. Webster, one of the earliest grocers to establish a business here.
     Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Nolan Peacock, Mrs. Paul G. Wallooff and Miss Helen Webster; one son, John L. Webster, and seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild, all of Dallas.
     Pallbearers were Robert B. Peacock, John B. Webster, John L. Webster, Jr., Dan G. Webster, Jr., George A. Nicoud and Stanley Mitchell.

BOWMAN, Mrs. Mary H., age 83, died at residence, 2613 Harrison, Thursday. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. C. J. Marder, Mrs. A. L. Marder; three sons, E. L., H. L. and A. J. Bowman, all of Dallas; two brothers, George P. Jackson, Dallas; C. M. Jackson, Topeka, Kan.; thirteen grandchildren and seventeen great-grandchildren. Cortege will leave residence at 9:30 a. m. Saturday. Services 10 a. m. at Central Congregational Church, the Rev. Gus J. Craven and the Rev. Harlan J. Roper officiating. Interment in Oakland Cemetery. Pallbearers: E. L. Bowman, H. L. Bowman, A. J. Bowman, Carl J. Marder, Milton Love, Charles Marder. Arrangements with Weiland's, Directors of Funeral Services.

DOPPELMAYER, Moses L., age 82, passed away Friday morning. Surviving are two sisters, Mess Amelia Doppelmayer and Mrs. Ike Exstein, both of Sherman. For information, call Weiland's, Directors Funeral Services, 2909 Live Oak.

HOLLON, William Tiras, age 44 years, passed away Thursday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Emma Hollon; a daughter, Miss Sadie Lou Hollon; two brothers, Dan D. Hollon, Dallas; Sam H. Hollon of Greenville, Tex.; four sisters, Mrs. R. M. Hall, Commerce, Tex.; Mrs. F. F. Jones, Mrs. Travers Laird, Mrs. Karl Janhohski, all of Oakland, Cal. He was a member of Tannehill Lodge No. 52, A. F. & A. M., and York Rite bodies of Shrine. Funeral services from residence, 5911 Goodwin, at 2 p. m. Saturday, the Rev. A. Paul Daugherty officiating. Interment in Restland Memorial Park under direction of Weiland's. Directors of Funeral Services, 2909 Live Oak.

RENFROW, Mrs. Alyne, age 59, died Friday at the residence, 217 Sunset. Born in Tupelo, Miss. Resident of Dallas seventeen years. Survived by husband, Dr. G. B. Renfrow, Dallas; two daughters, Mrs. Robert Farmer, Wichita Falls; Mrs. J. E. Little, Dallas; son, W. H. Renfrow, Corpus Christi; two grandchildren; father, W. H. Poole, Rockdale, Tex.; two sisters, Mrs. Hugh Estelle, Rockdale, Tex; Mrs. Gaddy Hall, Rusk, Tex. Services will be held Saturday, 9:30 a. m., Guardian Funeral Chapel, 2811 Oak Lawn, Rev. Wallace Bassett officiating. Remains will be taken overland to Rockdale, Tex., Saturday, for interment at 4:30 . p. m.

WYATT, Mrs. Annie Stewart, age 54, died Friday morning at her home, 6001 Swiss. Survived by husband, W. J. Wyatt; two daughters, Mrs. M. F. Leavell, Dallas, Mrs. John B. Moon, Los Angeles; one sister, Mrs. Charles T. Ray, Louisville, Ky.; a brother, Jesse D. Bright, Dallas; three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Ed C. Smith & Bro. Mortuary, Ross and St. Paul.

     Mrs. Alice Puterbaugh Maxwell, 30, socially prominent in Dallas, died shortly before noon Saturday at Santa Rosa Hospital, San Antonio, after an illness of a few days. Mrs. Maxwell, a native of Dallas, was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Puterbaugh, 1807 South Boulevard. She was the mother of four children, a daughter, Miss Shirley Maxwell, and three sons, Robert L., and John L., and J. William Maxwell. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. George Gardere, and a brother, John L. Puterbaugh, Jr., and her mother and father.
     Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed, but it is probably that services will be held some time Monday in Dallas.

     Garland, Tex., Jan. 2 (AP). -- Henry C. Smith, 80, who had lived on his Dallas County farm west of here since 1870, died last night. Funeral services will be held here at 2 p. m. Sunday.

     Funeral services for Hans Peter Hansen, 76, father of Sidney Hansen, chief of the Dallas fire department, who died Friday at his home, 2703 Boll Street, will be held Saturday at 4 p. m. in the Ed C. Smith Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
     Pallbearers will be W. F. Kennemer, Fred Hansen, George E. Daniels, C. C. Lonzick and J. B. Mann.
     Surviving besides Chief Hansen are his widow, Mrs. Nettie Hansen; three sons, Walter A. Hansen, Yeargan L. Hansen and Torval M. Hansen; one daughter, Miss Anita Hansen, all of Dallas.
     Born in Denmark in 1860, Mr. Hansen came to America at the age of 20. He was, for a number of years, engaged in the contracting business. He retired from active work five years ago.

     Funeral services for Mrs. Alyne Renfrow, 59, who died Friday at her home, 217 Sunset Avenue, were held Saturday at 9:30 a. m. at the Guardian Funeral Church, following which the body was taken to Rockdale for additional services and burial.
     Mrs. Renfrow, wife of Dr. G. B. Renfrow, had been a resident of Dallas for seventeen years.
     Surviving, beside her husband, are one son, W. H. Renfrow of Corpus Christi; two daughters, Mrs. Robert Farmer of Wichita Falls, and Mrs. J. E. Little of Dallas; her father, W. H. Poole of Rockdale; two sisters, Mrs. Hugh Estell of Rockdale and Mrs. Grady Hall of Rusk and two grandchildren.

McALPINE, Mrs. Sallie Maud, passed away Friday at her residence, 3009 North Fitzhugh. She is survived by her husband, E. L. McAlpine; two sons, W. A. McAlpine, Abilene, and Neil McAlpine, Ballinger, and a daughter, Mrs. Pauline Clemmons, Dallas; five sisters, Mrs. Kate F. Francis, Weslaco; Mrs. Jack McGregor, Ballinger; Mrs. W. F. Forster, Mrs. John A. Phelan and Mrs. D. W. Saunders, Dallas; two brothers, David Fentress, St. Louis, and Fayette Fentress, Phoenix, Ariz.; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services at 2 p. m. Saturday at the chapel of Sparkman-Holtz-Brand, Dr. Frank Brown officiating. Interment in Grove Hill.

McALEXANDER, John Pennington, 35, died Friday at residence, 5107 Manett. Survived by wife; two sons, J. P., Jr. and Danny Baird; three brothers, G. G., McKinney; A. M. and J. L., Dallas; five sisters, Mrs. R. L. McCletchey, Mrs. Wilbur Keizer and Mrs. Milton Mobley, Hollow Springs, Miss.; Mrs. Clyde Clark, Durant, Okla.; Mrs. J. W. Houston, Cooper, Texas. Services at Forney Avenue Baptist Church at 12:30 p. m. Sunday. Body will be taken overland to Cooper, Texas. Services at grave and interment at 3:30 p. m., the Rev. H. H. Davis, Forney Avenue Baptist Church, officiating, assisted by the Rev. L. F. Ewin. Masonic services at the grave. Arrangements with George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel.

PAYNE, Mrs. Mollie Wisdom, age 85, residence, 817 Third Avenue. Surviving are one son, Andrew Jackson Payne; two daughters, Mrs. Leeanna Daugherty, Mrs. Bertie Jones, all of Dallas; three grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, all of Dallas. For information call Weiland's, Director of Funeral Service, 2909 Live Oak.

     Funeral services for Mrs. W. J. Wyatt, 58, wife of W. J. Wyatt, president of the Wyatt Metal and Boiler Works of Dallas and Houston, who died Friday at her home, 6001 Swiss Avenue, were to be held Saturday at 3 p. m. in the home, with Bishop Harry T. Moore officiating. Burial was to be in Hillcrest Memorial Park.
     Pallbearers were to be Walter Van Wart, A. J. Whyte, A. E. Allen, Fergus M. Van Wart, Charlie Van Wart, Lee E. Cook, John Van Wart and Frank Vanderhoys.
     Survivors besides her husband are two daughters, Mrs. M. F. Leavell, Dallas, and Mrs. John Moon, Los Angeles; a sister, Mrs. Charles T. Ray, Louisville, Ky.; a brother, Jesse D. Bright, Dallas, and three grandchildren.
     Born at Galveston, Mrs. Wyatt came to Dallas with her mother, the late Mrs. John Bright, in 1887.

     Edgar Lee Smith, 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith of 2806 Sharon Street, who was burned at his home Thursday, died Saturday morning at Methodist Hospital.
     The child was scalded while playing in the yard at his home while his mother was preparing to do some washing.

     Garland, Tex., Jan. 2 (Special). -- Funeral services will be held at the Garland Baptist Church at 2 p. m. Sunday for Henry Clay Smith, 80, who died at his home here Friday night. Burial will follow in the Mills Cemetery. Mr. Smith was born Aug. 14, 1856, in Alabama, and came to Texas with his parents in 1869, settling near Spring Creek. The following year, he moved to a farm near Garland, where he resided at the time of his death. In 1884, he was married to Miss Cassie Jacobs, and to this union, five children were born, four of whom survive him -- Cliff R. Smith, Garland; Mrs. H. B. Smithwick, Garland; Charlie Smith, Clarksville, and Clay Smith, Sherman.
     Mr. Smith was a member of the Baptist Church, the I. O. O. F. Lodge and the Masons. The Garland Masonic Lodge, of which he was a member, will have charge at the grave.

     Funeral services for Chauncey C. Brown, 55, veteran newspaper man of Dallas, who died suddenly of a heart attack at his home, 835 Haines Street, Thursday night, will be held Monday at 3 p. m., in the Poole Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Bertram L. Smith officiating. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery.
     Pallbearers will be William A. Ward, Aaron B. Griffing, Earl Galloway, Harry Eastus, Walter W. Murphy and Tom Simmons.
     Surviving are his two sons, Chauncey Brown, Jr., and William J. Brown; his mother, Mrs. Milton Brown, all of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. William W. Winnie, of Milford, Mich.

     Funeral services for Leroy Franklin Bullock, 53, who died Saturday at his home, 5017 Swiss Avenue, will be held Monday at 10:30 a. m., in the Ed C. Smith Funeral Chapel, with the Rev. W. E. Brown officiating. Burial will be in Grove Hill Cemetery.
     Pallbearers will be B. Y. Colgin, S. E. Colgin, Jr., B. S. Colgin, R. E. Colgin, H. M. Yates and T. V. Johnston.
     Surviving are his widow, one daughter, Miss Mary Kathryn Bullock; his mother, Mrs. Mary W. Bullock of San Diego, Cal.; two brothers, John Bullock of Los Angeles and Trevor Bullock of Lameta, Cal.; one sister, Mrs. R. R. Allison of Laurel, Neb.

     The body of Mrs. Alice Puterbaugh Maxwell, 30, prominent Dallas society woman, who died Saturday in a hospital at San Antonio, following a short illness, is expected to reach Dallas Sunday. Funeral services will be announced later.
     Mrs. Maxwell was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Puterbaugh, of 1807 South Boulevard. She was a tennis and golf enthusiast and played in a number of tournaments at the Dallas and Brook Hollow Country Clubs.
     Surviving, besides her parents, are four children, Shirley, Robert L., John L. and J. William Maxwell, and a sister, Mrs. George Gardere.
     At a showing here in September of the jewels which Napoleon gave his wife, Maria Louisa of Austria, when their son was born in 1811, Mrs. Maxwell was selected to wear the priceless gems because of her resemblances to Maria Louisa.

BOBO, Mrs. Nannie, age 64, passed away Saturday at her residence, 4503 Colonial. She is survived by one son, Carl Van Buren Bobo of Paris, Texas; three daughters, Miss Eula Mae Bobo, Mrs. M. B. Parnell and Mrs. C. F. Carnes, all of Dallas. Funeral services 10 a. m. Monday at Weiland Funeral Church, Rev. Albert Ott officiating. Interment in Laurel Land Memorial Park.

BULLOCK, Leroy Franklin, age 53, died Saturday morning at his home, 5017 Swiss. Survived by wife, one daughter, Miss Mary Kathryn Bullock, mother, Mrs. Mary V. Bullock, San Diego; two brothers, John of Los Angeles, Trevor of Lometa, Cal.; one sister, Mrs. R. R. Allison, Laurel, Neb. Funeral services 10:30 a. m., Monday from Ed C. Smith & Bro. chapel, Dr. W. E. Brown officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers, B. F. Colgin, S. E. Colgin, Jr., B. S. Colgin, R. E. Colgin, H. M. Yates, J. V. Johnston.

BROWN, Chauncey C., age 55, residence 835 Haines. Survived by two sons, Chauncey, Jr. and William J. Brown; his mother, Mrs. Milton Brown, all of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. William W. Winnie, Milford, Mich. Services chapel Poole Funeral Home, 3 p. m. Monday, Rev. William W. Phares, and Rev. Bertram L. Smith officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery.

CONOVER, Mrs. Elizabeth Francis, age 70, passed away Friday. Survived by one niece, Mrs. Ida L. Rupley, Dallas; one nephew, William L. Boyd, of Arkansas; one brother, S. Sanders, of Missouri. Body was forwarded Saturday night to Oklahoma City for interment. Arrangements with Lamar & Smith.

HAYTER, Henry Coleman, age 90, passed away Saturday. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. B. W. Hudgins, of Dallas, Mrs. Kate Cotton, Snyder, Texas, eleven grandchildren, five great-grandchildren. Remains will be forwarded Sunday evening to Snyder, Texas, for services and burial there by Weiland's, director of funeral service, 2909 Live Oak.

McALEXANDER, John Pennington, 35, died Friday at residence, 5107 Manett. Survived by wife; two sons, J. P., Jr., and Danny Baird; three brothers, G. G., McKinney; A. M. and J. L., Dallas; five sisters, Mrs. R. L. McCletchley, Mrs. Wilbur Kiezer, and Mrs. Milton MObley, Holly Springs, Miss.; Mrs. Clyde Clark, Durant, Okla.; Mrs. J. W. Houston, Cooper, Texas. Services at Forney Avenue Baptist Church at 12:30 p. m. Sunday. Body will be taken overland to Cooper, Texas. Services at grave and interment at 3:30 p. m., the Rev. H. H. Davis, Forney Avenue Baptist Church, officiating, assisted by the Rev. L. F. Ewin. Masonic services at the grave. Pallbearers, Dewitt Lloyd, V. E. Smith, John Genant, W. L. Crowdus, John Taylor, W. P. Croll[?]. Arrangements with George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel.

PAYNE, Mrs. Mollie Wisdom, age 85, residence, 817 Third Avenue. Surviving are one son, Andrew Jackson Payne; two daughters, Mrs. Leanna Daugherty, Mrs. Bertie Jones, all of Dallas; thre grandchildren, three great-grandchldren, all of Dallas. Funeral cortege leaves the residence 1:30 p. m. Monday. Services Forest Ave. Baptist Church, 2 p. m., Rev. W. H. Wynn officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery. Pallbearers: C. H. Haggard, T. L. Kinne, Henry Broodstone, Brice Ball, Jack Hawkins, Orlie Henderson, Dick Oliphant, Weiland, Directors of Funerals, in charge.

STEPHENSON, Eaphragm Samuel, age 56, died Saturday at local hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Stephenson; three sons, A. D., N. E. and E. C. Stephenson; two brothers, W. N. and John Stephenson. Funeral services 2 p. m. Monday at the McKamy-Campbell Chapel, with Rev. D. W. Boone and Rev. Marshall W. Craig. Interment in Grove Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Clark Cromer, Perry Bell, Frank McGee, Leslie Brown, Charlie Cheshire and Paul Heigel.

     The body of Benjamin Franklin Condray, Jr., 35, head of the department of economics and business administration of Texas Technological College at Lubbock, who died here Sunday, today was en route to Arkadelphia, Ark., for burial.
     Condray, in ill health for two years, died in a local hotel. He came to Dallas several days ago for treatment after spending the Christmas holidays with his parents in Arkadelphia.
     A graduate of Ouichita College, Arkadelphia, and holder of a master's degree from the University of Chicago, Condray went to the Lubbock school in 1926. Previously, he was a member of the Baylor University faculty.
     In a weakened condition for the past two years as the result of an attack of pneumonia, Condray, a national guard artillery captain, suffered another ailment while attending guard maneuvers at Camp Hulen, near Palacios, last summer. Since then, he had been periodically confined to bed.
     The educator, also prominent in Lubbock civic circles, was the son of Benjamin F. Condray, registrar and treasurer of Ouichita College.
     Among the survivors were his parents of Arkadelphia; his widow, Mrs. Alyse Condray; a son, Benjamin Rogers Condray, 12; a brother, W. W. Condray of Lubbock; and three sisters, Mrs. R. C. Robertson, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Mrs. Albert Searcy of Thomaston, Ga., and Miss Catherine Condray of Arkadelphia.

     Funeral services for Mrs. May Durham Denny, 69, who died Sunday at her home, 3823 Holland Avenue, after a short illness, were held Monday at 2 p. m. in the Weiland Funeral Church.
     Dr. Frank C. Brown, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, officiated, and burial was in Restland Memorial Park.
     Pallbearers were Fred Deutsch, Autrey Norton, C. P. Haynes, L. C. Barber, Rex Ferrel and Noble Jenkins.
     Surviving are her sons, S. D. Denny of Dallas, C. E. Denny of Los Angeles, and E. G. Denny of San Antonio, and five grandchildren.
     Mrs. Denny was prominent in social, civic and philanthropic circles of Dallas for twenty-five years. She was a member of the Sunshine Club and served two terms as its president.
     A member of the Dallas Federation of Women's Clubs, she served two years as recording secretary and was chairman of the legislative district of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs.
     Mrs. Denny took great interest in the Texas Childrens' Hospital. She was a member of Southern Memorial Association, Dallas Pen-women, the Dallas Writer's Club, the Dallas Woman's Forum and of Chapter 6, United Daughters of the Confederacy.
     Mrs. Denny was born near Meridian, Miss., in 1867 and moved to Dallas in 1911.

     Funeral services to be held at Kansas City were being arranged Monday for Dr. Charles Louis DeBow, 55, former pastor of the First Methodist Church, McKinney and Pearl Streets, Dallas, who died Sunday night.
     Dr. DeBow was pastor of Trinity Methodist Church of Kansas City at the time of his death.
     Surviving are his widow, two daughters, Miss Barbara Jane DeBow, Kansas City, and Mrs. Wilbur Wheeler, Cleveland; a brother, Ray DeBow, Mishawaquam, Ind., and a sister, Mrs. Sam Eldridge, Goshen, Ind.

     Henry Coleman Hayter, age 90, passed away Saturday afternoon at the home of a daughter, Mrs. B. W. Hudgins, of Dallas. Mr. Hayter was a Confederate veteran and moved to Texas from Missouri when he was 8 years old. He was one of the first Texas Rangers and one of the last to die, his commission being the last one signed by Gen. Sam Houston, just before his death.
     He was an early Texas cattleman -- and after giving up ranch life, he went into the business of general contracting and building, and did not retire until after he was 81 years old.
     He is survived by a daughter, with whom he lived, and another daughter, Mrs. Kate Cotton, Snyder, Tex., eleven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. The body was forwarded Sunday evening to Snyder, Tex., for service and burial there, Monday, by Weiland Funeral Directors.

     Funeral services for Archibald D. Hodge, secretary of the Olmsted-Kirk Paper Company, who died suddenly at his home, 6661 Avalon Drive, Sunday, were held Monday at 11:30 a. m. in the Weiland Funeral church, with the Rev. Frank C. Brown officiating. Burial was in the cemetery at Greenville.
     Pallbearers were W. V. Cullum[?], Harry Olmsted, Robert Olmsted, Jack Webster, Ben Hartley and Fred Neary.
     Mr. Hodge had been secretary at the paper company for twenty-five years, and was a member of the board of elders of the First Presbyterian Church.
     Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Gladys Hodge, and a sister, Miss Emma Hodge.

     Funeral services for Mrs. Nannie Bobo, 64, who died Saturday, were held Monday at 10 a. m., in the Weiland Funeral church, with the Rev. Albert Ott, officiating. Burial was in Laurel Land Memorial Park.
     Pallbearers were Dee Arrowhead, Carl F. Hanssen, L. L. Benningfield, Dave F. Allen, Robert S. Hawkins and F. A. Fellers.
     Mrs. Bobo was the mother of Mrs. M. B. Parnell, who is connected with Baylor Hospital. Other survivors are one son, Carl Van Buren Bobo of Paris, Texas; two daughters, Miss Eula Mae Bobo, and Mrs. C. F. Carnes, all of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. Jess Ewing, of Terrell, Texas.

     Funeral services for R. G. (Uncle Bob) Gardner, 80, a resident of Dallas County for seventy years, who died Sunday at a local hospital, will be held at 2:30 Monday in the Little Bethel Cemetery on the Cedar Hill-Duncanville Road.
     Mr. Gardner had made his home with a nephew and niece, J. T. Scott and Mrs. F. R. Worley.

     Mesquite, Tex., Jan. 4 (Special). -- Henry Markham, 94, resident of this city for the past sixty-six years, oldest inhabitant of the town and the last surviving Confederate Veteran of the community, died at his home here this morning. He is survived by his widow, six daughters and one son. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.

AHEARN, Mrs. George H., 63, passed away at residence, 1739 Presidio, Sunday. Survived by husband; two sons, Jimmie Ahearn of Dallas and C. J. Lavender of Houston; a brother, J. A. Moore of Dallas, and four grandchildren. Services 10:30 a. m. Tuesday, St. James Church. Father Peter Molloy officiating. Interment Calvary Hill. Arrangements with Rene H. Cox Funeral Home.

CONINE, Mrs. Louise, age 34[?], residence 4321 Roseland. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Rimarc[?]; two children, Lucia and Judith. Remains sent to Guthrie, Okla. for services and interment. Arrangements with Sparkman-Holtz-Brand.

DENNY, Mrs. May Durham, age 69, passed away Sunday. Survived by three sons, Scott Dee Denny, Ernest G. Denny of San Antonio, Cameron E. Denny of Los Angeles, Cal.; five grandchildren. Services Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, at 2 p. m., Monday. Dr. Frank C. Brown of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment in Restland Memorial Park. Pallbearers: Fred Deutsch, Autrey Norton, C. P. Haynes, L. C. Barber, Rex Ferrell, Noble Jenkins.

HODGE, Archibald D., passed away Sunday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Gladys Hodge; sister, Miss Emma Hodge. Funeral services at Weiland Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, 11:30 a. m., Monday, Dr. Frank C. Brown officiating. Body to be taken overland to Greenville for interment. Pallbearers: W. V. Cullum, Harry Olmsted, Robert Olmsted, Jack Webster, Ben Hartley and Fred Neary. Honorary pallbearers: Elders and deacons of the First Presbyterian Church.

PLEMONS, Norma Ruth, age 3 months, passed away Sunday night. Survived by father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Plemons; one brother, Norman Lee, all of Dallas. Services at Chapel Weever Funeral Home, 2533 McKinney, 3 p. m. Tuesday. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery.

STRUMBO, Edward O., 3606 West Jefferson, passed away Sunday. Age 53. Survived by wife; two sons, Vernon of Burbank, Cal., Don Allen of Dallas; mother, Mrs. Mary Frances Strumbo of Geary, Okla.; two sisters, Mrs. C. J. Hall of Chickasha, Okla., and Mrs. Ira Amatuts[?] of Tulsa, Okla.; four brothers, Mike of Tulsa, Lou of Fullerton, Cal., Jerry of Escondido, Cal., Earl of Temple City, Cal., and two grandchildren. Funeral services at 4 p. m. Monday at chapel of Lamar & Smith. Interment at Laurel Land Cemetery.

     Joe C. Watts, veteran motorman for the Dallas Terminal Railway Company, left an estate valued at $12,000, when he died Dec. 8, it was shown in his will filed for probate Monday.
     The holographic will provided that Frank E. Bell should be administrator of the estate.
     John William Lyle left an estate valued at $2000 when he died Nov. 18, it was shown in his will, also filed Monday. Mrs. Bulah Ellen Lyle was named executrix and beneficiary.
     Peter B. Bert left an estate valued at $7500 when he died Dec. 20, it was revealed in filing of his will. Bertha E. Bert's will bequeathed one-half the estate and the other half was to be divided equally among Ruth F. West, John E. Bert, Irene E. Bert, Gladys M. Rose, Glenn H. Bert and Orlando G. Bert.

     John R. Slocomb, 39, of Arlington, who died in Methodist Hospital Monday night of injuries incurred New Year's Day, when his car crashed into the Mountain Creek bridge on the Fort Worth pike. His was the first traffic death of 1937.
     James R. Conklin, 63, of Reinhart, died in St. Paul's Hospital of injuries incurred Dec. 30, in a crash on the Garland Road. His death was added to the 1936 toll, raising it to 109.

     Dallas County's first traffic fatality of 1937 was registered at 8:55 p. m. Monday, and followed half an hour later by the death of an accident victim injured last month, to increase the 1936 toll to 109.
The first death was that of John R. Slocomb, 39, of Arlington, who was taken to Methodist Hospital with head and internal injuries after his car had crashed into the Mountain Creek bridge on the Fort Worth pike early New Year's morning.
     And, in St. Paul's Hospital, James R. Conkin, 63, of Reinhart, a night watchman, who was injured Dec. 30, when his car collided with another automobile on the Garland road, between White Rock Lake and Reinhart, while he was en route to work, died of a skull fracture.
Slocomb, who has been working in Jacksonville, Fla., was spending the holidays at his home in Arlington, when the accident occurred. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Olga Slocomb; two brothers, J. W. and F. H. Slocomb, all of Arlington, and a sister, Mrs. R. K. Carson, Sierra Blanca.
     Conkin is survived by a son, Alton, of Dallas; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Ellison of Los Angeles; two sisters, Mrs. Olma McKelvy and Mrs. Mattie Johnson, and four brothers, Charles, Tom, and Joe Conkin, all of Hobart, Okla., and John Conkin, of Bristol, Tenn.
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     A note and a pistol by her side, Mrs. Helen Fitch, 43, wife of Donald Fitch, was found shot to death in the bathroom of her home at 4500 Livingston Avenue, Monday afternoon. Justice of the Peace John Baldwin, Tuesday, pronounced the death a suicide.
     The body will be forwarded Tuesday night to Columbia, Mo., for burial.
     The body was discovered by the woman's son, David, 15, when he went to the bathroom to call his mother for dinner. The note was marked 3:15 p. m.
     Judge Baldwin said he learned that Mrs. Fitch had been in ill health and despondent recently.
     Besides the husband and son, David, she is survived by another son, Donald, Jr. Mrs. Fitch had recently returned from a Galveston hospital.

CONKIN, James Roland, age 67, residence Reinhardt, passed away at local hospital Monday. Survived by one son, A. W. Conkin; one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Elizabeth Ellison; one grandson, L. G. Wellyerd; two sisters, Mrs. Oma McKelvey, Mrs. Mollie Johnson; four brothers, Charles, Tom, Joe and John Conkin. Remains to be shipped 10 p. m. Tuesday to Hobart, Okla., for services and interment Wednesday. Arrangements with McKamy-Campbell.

CROWLEY, Thomas F., age 51, passed away Tuesday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Geneiva Lee Crowley; two daughters, Mrs. Alice Irene and Gene Frances Crowley, all of Dallas. Was a member Highland Park Presbyterian Church and Elks Lodge No. 71. Services Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, 4 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. J. Ludwell Davis officiating. Interment Restland Memorial Park.

FITCH, Mrs. Helen R., age 43, died Monday at home, 4500 Livingston. Survived by husband, Donald C. Fitch, and two sons, Donald C. Fitch, Jr., and David R. Fitch, all of Dallas. Remains will be forwarded to Columbia, Mo., Tuesday for interment. Arrangements with Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul.

OVERTON, George Buck, age 3, passed away Monday evening, residence Coit Road. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Overton; one brother, Philip Marvin; grandfather, Dr. M. C. Overton, Lubbock, Tex.; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bass, Temple, Tex. Services 4 p. m. Tuesday, chapel Sparkman-Holtz-Brand, Dr. Marshall T. Steel officiating. Interment Restland Memorial Park. Pallbearers: Bryce Twitty, Dr. J. H. Groseclose, Sr., P. P. Ballowe, Dennis G. Caldwell.

SLOCOMB, John R., age 40, of Arlington, died Monday at local hospital. Survived by mother, Mrs. Olga May Slocomb; two brothers, F. H., and J. W., all of Arlington; and a sister, Mrs. R. K. Carson, Sierra Blanca, Texas. Remains will be taken overland Wednesday to Smithville, Texas, where services will be conducted. Arrangements with Lamar and Smith.

SNOW, R. E., age 60, passed away Monday at Hartshorne[?], Okla. Survived by wife, two sons, Edward and Thomas; one brother, T. R. Snow; two sisters, Mrs. J. D. Allen, Mrs. Ross Haynie, all of Dallas. Services 4:30 p. m., Tuesday. Interment Restland Memorial Park.

WILMANS, Mrs. Gertrude McDonald, 1203 Woodlawn, age 57, passed away at her residence Tuesday morning. Survived by husband, Lloyd Wilmans; two daughters, Mrs. H. F. Ingram, Harlingen, Texas; Mrs. H. E. Hendricks, New York City. Services from the chapel of Weever Funeral Home, 2533 McKinney Ave., 10 a. m., Wednesday, Rev. Frank Weer officiating. Interment in Grove Hill Cemetery.

WE wish to thank our relatives and friends for their acts of kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during our recent bereavement at the death of our brother, uncle and friend.
          MR. AND MRS. DAN D. HALLON
          AND FAMILY.

Thomas F. Crowley, 51, of 3113 Cornell Avenue, for the last fifteen years connected with W. A. Green & Co. as buyer and advertising manager, died early Tuesday morning at St. Paul's Hospital. He was stricken and taken to the hospital on Thanksgiving Day. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. The body is at the Weiland Funeral Church. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Geneva Lee Crowley, and two daughters, Alice Irene and Gene Frances Crowley. Mr. Crowley came to Dallas in 1916. He was a member of the Elks Club and the Highland Park Presbyterian Church.

     Following services at 1:30 p. m., Tuesday, in the Weever Funeral Chapel, the body of Mrs. Bertha Reddock, 33, of 914 Pollard Street, who died Monday in a local hospital, was taken to Lancaster for burial in the Lancaster Cemetery.
     Surviving are her husband; father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Lemon Lee Lisman, Big Foot, Tex.; four daughters, Juanita, Alice Joyce, Wanda and Shirley Jo, all of Dallas.

BRIDGES, Mrs. Louise Jane, died at residence, 7018 Toland, Wednesday. Surviving are her husband, Frank B. Bridges; two sons, Frank B. Jr., and Aldrew Douglas; two daughters, Misses Mary Anna and Jeanne, all of Dallas; one brother, Frank Billings of Columbus, Ga.; one sister, Mrs. Bernard French of Richland, Ga. Arrangements incomplete. For information, call the Geo. A. Brewer Funeral Chapel.

CROWLEY, Thomas F., age 51, passed away Tuesday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Geneva Lee Crowley; two daughters, Misses Alice Irene and Gene Frances Crowley, all of Dallas. He was member Highland Park Presbyterian Church and Elks' Lodge No. 71. Services Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, 4 p. m. Wednesday, the Rev. J. Ludwell Davis officiating. Interment Restland Memorial Park. Active pallbearers: Irvin Aschner, Carl Bartz, C. B. Jones, Albert Barnett, J. Harris Moore, Fred Stone. Honorary: W. A. Green, Holmes Green, Harry Haskins, Josh Mayo, Earl Lee, Lampasas, tex.; Earl McConnell, Galveston, Tex.; Dr. Joe Wolf, Clyde Burnham, George Scott, W. F. Sequine, New York; Harold Bateman, Dr. J. T. Wells, Wilson Shirley, Frank Osbourn, Wallace Moore.

MOFFETT, Mrs. Ada, age 73, residence, Grand Prairie, Tex., passed away Tuesday. Survived by five sons, S. R. of Grand Prairie, T. H. and W. H., D. B. of Los Angeles and Lonzo of McKinney, Tex.; three daughtesr, Mrs. Mae Walden of Melissa and Mrs. Beulah Wallace of Los Angeles, Mrs. Jenny Tucker of Grand Prairie. Cortege will leave 1 p. m. Wednesday for Melissa, Tex., for services there at 3 p. m., First Methodist Church. Interment Highland Cemetery. Arrangements Sparkman-Holtz-Brand.

BRIDGES, Mrs. Louise Jane, died at residence, 7018 Toland, Wednesday. Survived by husband, Frank B. Bridges; two daughters, Misses Mary Anna and Jeanne; one brother, Frank Billings, Columbus, Ga.; one sister, Mrs. Bernard French of Richland, Ga. Services at 3 p. m. Friday at Geo. A. Brewer Funeral Chapel. Rev. Floyd C. Erwin officiating. Interment Grove Hill.

GOODMAN, Mrs. Ora C., age 60, residence 540[?] S. Beacon, passed away in local hospital Thursday morning. Survived by husband, T. A. Goodman; one son, A. J. Goodman; two daughters, Miss Mary Lee and Miss Carrie Margaret Goodman; two brothers, J. W. Martin, Haskell, Texas, and Lee Martin, Canton, Texas; two sisters, Mrs. Parlie Henderson, Dallas, and Mrs. Cora Mills, Rule[?], Texas; one nephew, G. L. Goodman. Funeral services 10 a. m. Friday from the East Grand Baptist Church, the Rev. H. E. Fowler officiating. Interment in Grove Hill cemetery. Arrangements with McKamy-Campbell Funeral Home.

McCOMBS, Oliver A., age 77, passed away Thursday at residence, 1014 Parkview. Survived by wife, son, Charles S., daughter, Mrs. D. Olive Materstreet; grandson, Lewis Q. Waterstreet. Services 3 p. m. Friday at chapel Sparkman-Holtz-Brand, Dr. J. H. Burns of Sherman, Tex., officiating. Interment Laurel Land Cemetery.

STEARNS, Alonzo W., age 96[?], died on Wednesday at his home, 5400 Live Oak. Survived by wife; one daughter, Mrs. J. A. Williamson; one sisters, Mrs. Abbey Mathews; two grandsons, W. H. and Lon H. Emerron[?]. Services 3 p. m. Friday from residence. Interment Grove Hill, Dr. Frank C. Brown officiating. Pallbearers: Ray Jenkins, E. B. Keeling, Howard Karnes, Oscar Evans, Earl Persons, Will Henry, Henry Bolanz, A. V. Lane, Nathan Adams, Ernest Tennant, J. Revers Hines, Robert Sanders, Meredith E. Glass, A. V. Childress of Houston, Dr. O. M. Marchman. Arrangements with Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul.

BROCK, Herman Warner, 78, of 1714 Driskell, died Wednesday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Georgia Brock; two sons, Dr. W. G. Brock and F. a. Brock, all of Dallas; a sister, Mrs. F. M. Cotton, Kingsville, Texas; eight grandchildren. Was a member of Uhland Lodge No. 22, Sons of Hermann. Services Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, 4 p. m. Friday, the Rev. E. F. McGaughey officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery. Pallbearers: Carl Schoberle, Herman Mayer, Sam J. Edwards, R. Schenkel, Jr., Dave Karlen, J. T. Morton.

BURDSAL, Clayton W., age 61, passed away Wednesday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Nellie Burdsal, Dallas; two sons, W. L. Burdsal, Waco; Charles A. Burdsal, Kansas City, Mo. Funeral services at 2 p. m. Thursday at Weiland's Funeral Chapel, 2909 Live Oak. Rev. Harrison Baker officiating. Interment Restland Memorial Park.

CIMA, Joe, 61, of 1406 Browder, died Wednesday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Angelina Cima; one daughter, Miss Frances Cima, both of Dallas, and two sisters in Italy. Services Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, 10 a. m. Friday, Rev. G. Henry Mood officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery. Pallbearers will be selected from musicians' local, of which he was a member.

ROWELL, Charles William, age 6, 1021 East Eighth, died Wednesday. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Rowell; two brothers, Franklin and James. Funeral services 3 p. m., Thursday from the chapel of the Poole Funeral Home, the Rev. J. C. Hibbard officiating. Interment in Laurel Land.

BELITZER, George, age 70 years, passed away at his home Thursday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Ernestine Belitzer of Dallas; two brothers, Max and Louis of San Antonio, Tex. Services Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, at 2 p. m., Friday, Dr. David Lefkowitz officiating. Interment in Emanu-El Cemetery. Pallbearers: A. Glaser, Raymond West, Dave Sierad, Adolph Sierad, Harry Sobel, Lee Higgs. He was a member of Tannehill Lodge No. 52, A. F. & A. M.

HARRISON, Mrs. Laura J., age 88, died at residence, 4944 Columbia, Friday. Surviving are six daughters, Mrs. Mannie L. Nicks of Coppell, Tex., Mrs. Lena Sanders, Mrs. C. A. Corbin, Mrs. W. E. Corbin, all of Grapevine, Tex., Mrs. Laura Pierson, Mrs. B. H. Gordon, both of Dallas; one son, Edward J. Harrison of Dallas; sixteen grandchildren; one great-great grandchild. Private services will be held 11 a. m. Saturday at the George A. Brewr Funeral Chapel, Dr. George W. Sheafor officiating. Interment Grapevine Cemetery.

HENDRA, Andrew Carl, died Thursday at his home, 4126 Lemmon. Age 45. Survived by wife, one sister, Mrs. Thomas H. Littlepage; one nephew, Thomas Hendra. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul.

McCOMBS, Oliver A., age 77, passed away Thursday at residence, 1014 Parkview. Survived by wife, son, Charles S.; daughter, Mrs. D. Olive Waterstreet; grandson, Lewis O. Waterstreet. Services 2 p. m. Saturday, chapel Sparkman-Holtz-Brand. Dr. J. H. Burma of Sherman officiating. Interment Laurel Land Cemetery.

MEREDITH, Mrs. Mary L., died Thursday at a local sanitarium. Residence 2604 Ross Avenue. Age 76. Survived by one sister, Mrs. Cora C. Allen, Dallas; one brother, J. C. High, Abilene, Tex. Funeral services 2 p. m. Saturday at chapel of Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

DRESSEL, Mrs. Minnie, age 77, 1727 North Henderson, passed away Friday night. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. B. W. Thomas, Dallas; one son, Earl Dressel, Wichita Falls; three grandchildren, one sister, Mrs. Ida O'Keefe, Dallas. For further information, call Weiland's, Directors of Funeral Services.

HINES, Robert Abe, age 67, passed away Friday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Maggie Hines of Dallas; son, Joe William Hines, San Antonio; two brothers, I. E. Hines, Dallas; J. B. Hines, and a sister, Mrs. F. W. Hayden, Pilot Point, Texas. Services Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, 2:30 p. m., Sunday, the Rev. W. H. Wynn officiating. Interment in Lancaster, Texas.

KUNZMAN, Ernest, age 81, of 3715 Lemmon, died Friday at local hospital. Resident of Dallas 30 years. Services will be held Saturday, 3:30 p. m., Oakland cemetery. Arrangements Guardian Funeral Home.

McCOMBS, Oliver A., age 77, passed away Thursday at residence, 1014 Parkview. Survived by wife; one son, Charles S.; daughter, Mrs. D. Olive Waterstreet; grandson, Lewis O. Waterstreet. Services 2 p. m. Saturday, chapel Sparkman-Holtz-Brand. Dr. Floyd Poe officiating. Interment Laurel Land Cemetery. Pallbearers: Searcy L. Johnson, William Andrees, Jr., Max R. Rosenfield, C. C. Renfro, James Kilgore, George E. Hughes.

BANKS, Morris S., age 72, died Saturday at his home, 3507 Wendelken. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Banks of Dallas; three sons, L.H., of Dallas, J. H., of Chicago and Harry Banks of Los Angeles; three daughters, Miss Bert Banks of Dallas, Mrs. Myrtle Fenchel of Chicago and Mrs. Florence Sidell of Los Angeles; nine grandchldren. Remains to be forwarded at 4 p. m. Sunday to Chicago for services and interment there Tuesday. Arrangements with McKamy-Campbell. Chicago and Los Angeles papers please copy.

DRESSEL, Mrs. Minnie, age 77, 1727 North Henderson, passed away Friday night. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. B. W. Thomas, Dallas; one son, Earl Dressel, Wichita Falls; one sister, Mrs. Ida O'Keefe, Dallas; one granddaughter, Mrs. J. Russell Worden, two grandsons, John Fenton Thomas, Celeste Thomas, all of Dallas. Services Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, 2 p. m., Monday, Rev. Thomas Talbot officiating. Interment in Restland Memorial Park. Pallbearers: Charles Sorg, Jr., I. H. Turner, W. D. Braggins, J. D. H. Talbot, E. W. rose, E. A. Matthews.

HINES, Robert Abe, age 67, passed away Friday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Maggie Hines of Dallas; son, Joe William Hines, San Antonio; two brothers, I. E. Hines, Dallas; J. B. Hines, and a sister, Mrs. F. W. Hayden, Pilot Point, Texas. Services Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, 2:30 p. m., Sunday, the Rev. W. H. Wynn officiating. Interment in Lancaster, Texas.

LIPSCOMB, Thomas, age 76, passed away Friday. Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Anna Mae Peak, Greenville, Texas; a brother, Alonzo Lipscomb, three sisters, Mrs. W. K. Thomas, Mrs. Katherine Stark, Mrs. Florence Hancock, all of Dallas. Services Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, 11 a. m. Monday, Dr. W. Marshall Craig officating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery.

McEACHERN, Edward Smiley, age 53, resident 3400 Mockingbird Lane, passed away local sanitarium Saturday afternoon. Survived by wife, two sons, Elmore of Houston, Jack of Dallas; two daughters, Mrs. E. A. Showers of Houston, Mrs. Mike Boris, Dallas. Arrangements to be announced later by Sparkman-Holtz-Brand.

CLONINGER, Wylie Lafayette, age 70, died Saturday at his residence, 129 West Twelfth Street. Survived by his wife, four sons, Ottice, Barney, Carl, Amost Earl Cloninger; three daughters, Miss Elsie Cloninger, Mrs. R. A. Lewis and Mrs. Ellis M. Stackpole. Funeral arrangements incomplete. For further information, call McKamy-Campbell.

WHITEHURST, Noah Paul, age 65, , passed away at his residence, 1433 North Beckley, Saturday night. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Frances Whitehurst, Dallas; four daughters, Mrs. S. A. Johnson, Beaumont; Mrs. Hazel Keller, Oklahoma City; Misses Clara and Lydia Whitehurst, Dallas; two sons, J. E. and Paul Whitehurst, Dallas; one brother, L. A. Whitehurst, Mesquite, Tex.; funeral arrangements incomplete. For further information, call Weever Funeral Home, 2533 McKinney Avenue.

WATKINS, Mrs. Sally Anne, age 58, residence 4225 Hamilton Ave., passed away Friday. Survived by four sons, four daughters, two sisters. Services from the residence, 2 p. m. Sunday. Interment Pleasant Mound Cemetery. Arrangements of services with Revis-Suggs Funeral Home, 1001 Second Ave.

STRAIN, Mrs. Joe D., of Plano, Tex., passed away at the residence, Jan. 9. Surviving are her husband, two sisters, Mrs. Guy Rice of Plano, and Mrs. Fred Earhart, Houston. Funeral services at 10:30 a. m., Monday from the Christian Church, with burial in Mutual Cemetery, E. O. Harrington, director of funerals at Plano.

     John Franklin Stark, 84, resident of Dallas for more than sixty years, died Monday morning at his home in the Alpha community on the Preston Road.
     Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the Addison Methodist Church with the Rev. Day of Waxahachie, Tex., officiating. Burial will be in the Mount Calvary Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Edgar Breedlove, Wade Bramlett, B. E. O'Neal, Porter Carson, Joe Y. Field and Jim Johnston.
     Surviving are two sons, Walter Stark of Carrollton and Jack B. Stark of the Alpha community.

CHAMBERS, William Edwin, age 64, of Santa Anna, passed away in Dallas Monday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mary A. Chambers of Santa Anna; 2 daughters, Mrs. Bertha Clary and Miss Elizabeth Chambers of Houston; 2 sons, W. M. Chambers of Santa Anna, W. E. Chambers of Dallas; mother, Mrs. Martha E. Chambers; a sister, Miss Louella Chambers, Santa Anna; a brother, J. B. Chambers, Harlingen, Tex.; 5 grandchildren. Remains will be forwarded Monday evening to Santa Anna for service and burial by Weiland's, directors of Funeral Service, 2909 Live Oak.

GABY, Delano P., age 51, passed away at the residence, 3045 Dyer, Sunday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Sarah Gaby; two sons, Ewin, Dallas; Phillips, Bakersfield, Cal.; father, William Gaby of Kansas City; two brothers, Ben, Fort Worth; Herrick, Kansas City, Mo.; two sisters, Miss Frances Gaby of Cienfuegos, Cuba; Mrs. Lloyd Roberts, Vona, Colo. Arrangements with Sparkman-Holtz-Brand.

ROBINSON, Benjamin F., age 68, died Sunday. Residence, 2709 Cedar Springs. Survived by wife, Mrs. Emma Robinson, Dallas; son, F. L. Robinson, Hollywood, Cal.; brother, J. R. Robinson, Waco. Funeral services 10 a. m., Tuesday morning. Bower Funeral Home, 3000 Maple Avenue. Pallbearers: Fred Williams, Robert Odom, Victor Benedict, Robert Hill, W. E. Hipp, O. L. Webb. Dr. L. M. Waterman officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery.

STEWART, David C., 73, passed away Saturday at the residence, 3607 Euclid. Survived by wife, Mrs. Nellie Chambers Stewart, Dallas; two daughters, Mrs. Ban A. Bywaters, Dallas, and Mrs. Margaret S. Verckler, Abilene, Kan.; five brothers, E. P., Houston; C. R., Oklahoma City; Ed, Mount Pleasant, Mich.; Joe, Healdton, Okla., and Frank Stewart, Newton Falls, Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. O. G. Whitner, Mount Pleasant, Mich.; Mrs. C. J. Henniger, Healdton, Okla.; Mrs. Paul Doty, Chicora, Pa.; two grandsons, David W. Bywaters, Stewart P. Verckler. Services Monday, 2:30 p. m., at the chapel of Sparkman-Holtz-Brand, the Rev. J. Ludwell Davis of Highland Park Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment Hillcrest Memorial Park. Highland Park Masonic Lodge No. 1150, will have charge of services at grave. Pallbearers: George A. Young, Jr., L. S. Sinclair, Don R. Gladney, A. J. Balcom, W. H. Francis, J. J. McFolan. Honorary pallbearers: Herbert L. Pratt, John A. Brown, E. R. Brown, C. E. Arnott, A. F. Corwin, F. F. Failes, Frederick Ewing, G. W. A. Perryman, L. L. Marcell, G. V. Holton, D. A. Little,, T. J. Fitch, M. J. McLaughlin, W. L. Holmes, W. A. Sniffen, all directors of Magnolia Petroleum Company; W. M. Maddox, J. L. Latimer, D. E. West, J. V. Farnsworth, L. Y. Newman, Murphy M. Williams, A. T. Glover, F. C. Audibert[?], C. L. Gladden, all employes of Magnolia Pipeline Company; Wm. C. Proctor, A. C. Ebie, E. P. Angus, F. V. Faulkner, Charles R. Stewart, William R. Mitchell, W. M. Irish, III, Harry Wood, Jr., J. G. Pew, C. A. Young, Dr. W. S. Crew, Dr. Dan Brannin, all of Dallas; Otto D. Donnell, Findlay, Ohio; Douglas Bushnell, Harry F. Sinclair, C. E. Crawley, W. S. Fitszpatrick, W. L. Connelly, W. R. Boyd, Jr., all of New York City; W. E. Gates, C. H. Kountz, F. a. Lony, C. R. Weidner, all of Independence, Kan., John R. Manion, Dana H. Kelsey, Nelson K. Moody, F. E. Fannon, Fred S. Cook, E. H. Le Roux, all of Tulsa, Okla.; T. M. McGee, Grove City, Pa.; James Anderson, Houston, Texas; T. B. Greene, Lima, Ohio; James K. Kerr, Marshall, Ill.; J. Robey Penn, Charles F. Ro__er, J. D. Collett, Charles Fitzgerald, O. H. Powell, all of Fort Worth, Texas; J. Edgar Pew, Philadelphia, Pa.; Rube L. Stuart and W. C. Ki__solving of Beaumont, Texas; Edgar J. Marston, Colorado Springs, Colo.; C. E. McPoland, Kansas City, Mo.

STARK, John Franklin, age 84, passed away at his home on Preston Road, Monday morning. Survived by two sons, Walter, of Carrollton and Jack B., of Preston Road; eight grandchildren. Funeral services 2 p. m., Tuesday at Addison Methodist Church, Rev. Day of Waxahachie officiating. Pallbearers: Edgar Breedlove, Wade Bramlett, B. E. O'Neal, Porter Carson, Joe Y. Field, Jim Johnston. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. Arrangements Rhoton Funeral Home, Carrollton, Tex.

THOMPSON, Garvin R., age 45, residence, 639 Center Street, passed away at local hospital Sunday. Survived by wife; two daughters, Mrs. Gretchen Gulley, Miss Geraldine Thompson of Dallas; parents of England, Ark. Arrangements to be announced later by Rene H. Cox Funeral Home, 300 W. Davis.

FATE MAN DIES

     Herman Behrens, 64, of Fate, Rockwall County, Texas, died Sunday night at his home following an extended illness. Following funeral services Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the First Baptist Church of Garland, burial will be in Grove Hill Cemetery at Dallas. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Laura Behrens; two sons, Shorty Behrens of Garland, Dan Behrens of Dallas; three daughters, Mrs. R. Conine of Honey Grove, Mrs. S. M. Hart of Dallas and Mrs. E. C. Cooper of Wylie; two brothers, F. L. Behrens of Clarendon and John Behrens of Caddo, Okla; two sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Cox of Indiana and Mrs. Minnie Walton of Kleberg; eleven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

     Funeral services for Arthur L. Babb, 27, of 5330 Monticello Street, superintendent of a WPA project at Sulphur Springs, Tex., who died Monday at a local hospital following a short illness, will be held Tuesday at 4 p. m., in the Weiland Funeral Chapel with the Rev. S. H. Campbell officiating. Burial will be in Restland Memorial Park.
     Pallbearers will be Ed Green, Wesley Green, W. A. Orth, J. D. Morgan, Earl J. Brennen and George E. Rogers.
     Surviving are his father, Arthur L. Babb, and two sisters, Mrs. H. A. Butler and Miss Evelyn Babb, all of Dallas.
     Mr. Babb was born at Yoakum, Tex., and came to Dallas when a small boy. He was a graduate of North Dallas High School, and was formerly connected with the Texas & Pacific Railway Company.

     The body of Jim Baise, Jr., 53, who died Sunday at Abilene, Tex., will be brought to Dallas Tuesday night and funeral arrangements will be completed later.
     Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Gertie Stover, Vickery, Tex., Mrs. Bessie Pruitt, Dallas; Mrs. Addie Hargis, Henderson, Tex.; three brothers, Harvey Baise, Honolulu; Johnny Baise, Los Angeles; Ernest Baise, Dallas.

     Garland, Tex., Jan. 27 (Special), Funeral services will be held at the Garland Methodist Church at 3 o'clock today for William Sumners Gray, 71, a resident of the Shiloh community for fifty-three years. Mr. Gray died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. T. J. Forgey, in Ballinger, Tex., Tuesday. Burial will be in the Shiloh-Big Springs Cemetery, with the Garland Lodge in charge at the grave.
     Mr. Gray had been an invalid since 1932, when he was critically injured and his wife brutally murdered by a Negro who came to their home and asked for a cup of coffee. Mr. Gray was shot through the lung and beaten over the head with a pistol. He is survived by one son, Robert L. Gray, a member of the Dallas County sheriff's department; two daughters, Mrs. Forgey of Ballinger and Mrs. Ruth Hughes of Dallas.

     Funeral services for Sam Woolf, 53, who died Wednesday at a local hospital after an extended illness, were held Thursday at 10:30 a. m., in the McKamy-Campbell Funeral Chapel with Rabbi J. Abramowitz officiating. Burial was in White Rock Cemetery.
     Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sarah Woolf; two sons, Dr. Jack Woolf, of the emergency hospital staff, and Martin Woolf; two brothers, Jack Woolf and Isaac Woolf.
     Mr. Woolf came to Dallas from Russia thirty-six years ago, and during his residence here, was employed at the tailoring establishment of Gray & Graham. He lived at 2628 Forest Avenue.

     Austin, Jan. 28 (AP). -- Miss Evelyn Menn, 22, of Austin and Dallas, died today of burns received in a gas stove explosion yesterday.
     She was the second victim in as many days of similar accidents. Mrs. Quincy Lowman, wife of a highway patrolman, succumbed to burns yesterday.
     Miss Menn had returned from Dallas a few years ago, her father, C. G. Menn, said.

     The name of Miss Menn does not appear in either the city or telephone directories of Dallas.

     Garland, Tex., Jan. 28 (Special). Funeral services for Mrs. Claude Shugart, 30, popular young matron, who died at a Dallas hospital Wednesday evening following an extended illness, will be held at the First Christian Church of Garland, Friday morning at 10 o'clock, with the pastor, the Rev. C. D. Poston, officiating. Interment will be in the K. of P. Cemetery.
     Mrs. Shugart was active in all religious affairs, and the whole community is shocked at her death. She is survived by her husband; small son, Preston, of Garland; also by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Preston, and one brother, Edward Preston, of Dallas.

     Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie Neal Wright of Laredo, formerly a resident of Dallas and daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Neal, pioneer Dallas County residents, will be held Friday at 2 p. m. in the Guardian Funeral Chapel.
     The Rev. Glenn Flinn will officiate and burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. Mrs. Wright died Wednesday in Laredo and the body will arrive here Thursday night.
     Pallbearers will be Shelby Gibson, J. D. Cullum, Jr., Will Ennison, Wallace Hughes, Will Woston and Earl Cullum.
     Surviving are her husband, Dr. Ray B. Wright; a son, Ray B. Wright, Jr.; a daughter, Dorothy Wright, all of Laredo; two sisters, Mrs. W. P. Bevan and Mrs. A. R. Thompson, and a brother, Ben R. Neal, all of Dallas.

MARMON, Daniel M., passed away Muskogee, Okla. Survived by wife, Mrs. Lonie Marmon; two sons, Earnest and Bobby Marmon; daughter, Miss Evelyn Marmon, Dallas; three brothers, Jeff and Willie B. Marmon of Houston, and Wilson Marmon of Paris, Texas; two sisters, Mrs. Annie Mae Koch of Houston; Mrs. Myrtle Haddix of Dallas. He was a member of Thirty-sixth Division, A. E. F. Services Thursday, 4[?] p. m. at Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, Dr. L. D. Young officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers: Howard Steere, Conley Stevens, Clem Neilon, Charles Young, W. W. Hallsworth, Ed Lambert. He will be buried with military honors.

MAXVILL, Adolph, age 85, passed away Thursday. Survived by a daughter, Miss Pauline Maxvill; an adopted daughter, Miss Helen Williams; son, C. B. Maxvill; three grandchildren, all of Dallas. Services 2 p. m. Friday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, Dr. David Lefkowitz and Rabbi S. R. Brav officiating. Interment in Emanu-El Cemetery. Pallbearers: Harry Early, N. E. Mittenthal, Roy Rupert, George Schepps, Jimmy Spalding, Al Leech.

ROSE, A. Irving, age 37, residence 6920 Golf Drive, passed away Wednesday evening local hospital. Survived by wife; two daughters, Lenora Beal and Sandra, all of Dallas; mother, Mrs. Sarah Rosenberg of Bridgeport, Conn.; sister, Mrs. Frank Rosenberg of New Hyde Park, Long Island, N. Y. Services 10:30 a. m. Friday at residence, Dr. David Lefkowitz officiating. Interment Hillcrest Memorial Park. Arrangements Sparkman-Holtz-Brand.

RUSSELL, Mrs. Rena, age 19, died at local hospital. Survived by husband, F. W. C. Russell; father, Hiram Dunn, and a brother, Bill Dunn. Services at 10 a. m. Friday at Chapel of Lamar & Smith. Pallbearers: Bob Davis, Doc Christian, Bill Johnson, Jimmie Davis, Johnny Mills, Jr. and Joe Armour. Body will be taken overland to Corsicana.

     Funeral services with full military honors, were to be held Thursday at 4 p. m. in the Weiland Funeral Chapel for Daniel M. Marmon, member of the Thirty-sixth Division, A. E. F., who died Tuesday in Muskogee, Okla. Dr. L. D. Young was to officiate, with burial in Grove Hill Cemetery.
     Pallbearers were to be Howard Steere, Conley Stevens, Clem Neilon, Charles Young, W. W. Hallsworth and Ed Lambert.
     Surviving are his widow; two sons, Earnest and Bobby Marmon; a daughter, Evelyn Marmon, Dallas; three brothers, Jeff Marmon and Willie B. Marmon, Houston, and Wilson Marmon, Paris; two sisters, Mrs. Annie Mae Koch, Houston, and Mrs. Myrtle Haddix, Dallas.

BARGIAMES, Mrs. Frances, age 44, 2915 North Fitzhugh, passed away at local sanitarium Tuesday night. Survived by husband, James Bargiames, one son, James, Jr., both of Dallas. Services at chapel of Weever Funeral Home, 2533 McKinney Avenue, Saturday 2 p. m. Interment Hillcrest Memorial Park.

BOWLING, O. Denver, age 33, residence 4227 Herschel, passed away Tuesday at Bryan, Tex. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mae Bowling; one son, Jack Bowling, Dallas; father, A. C. Bowling, Hitchens, Ky., one brother, E. H. Bowling, Nashville, Tenn.; two sisters, Mrs. Belva Stampher, Bethlehem, Pa. Services Saturday, 2 p. m., at chapel of Sparkman-Holtz-Brand. Remains forwarded to Ashland, Ky., for interment.

HOUSE, David E., died Thursday in Sherman, Tex. Surviving are wife; two sisters, Mrs. Joseph School, Pittsburgh, Pa., and Mrs. W. R. Nettles, Birmingham, Ala. Services at 3 p. m. Friday at George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel, Dr. Frank C. Brown officiating. Interment in Hillcrest. Pallbearers: M. R. Chapman, Harry Turner, Richard Burgess, John Bachman, Barnie Desterchill[?] and Fisher Brown.

LOWRY, Mrs. Rupha, age 27, residence 417 1/2 W. Tenth, died Tuesday. Survived by husband, Dean Lowry; one son, Weldon; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. King; three brothers, Oscar L., Robert Alan and Eugene King. Services 2 p. m. Saturday from the chapel of Poole Funeral Home, Rev. C. D. King officiating. Pallbearers: Byron Yant, Emmett Yant, J. D. Lowry, Lynn Lowry, Lane Leslie, James Lowry, M. D. Collier, Tom Maddux. Honorary pallbearers: Earl Wyatt, E. W. Congleton, H. G. Zahn, Sr., W. L. Martin, E. L. Hill, David E. Wicker, W. N. Sneed, Zola Short, Clifford Dillard, Herschell Boynton, Kenneth Wright, Joe Recker, Joe Kimbell, A. E. Erickson, P. G. Wilson, H. W. Nelson, H. M. Tillery, H. C. Goodnight, Charles E. Durham, J. R. Hill, Felix Pannell, C. W. Fouts, C. T. Douglas, Rhea Lowry, R. T. Evans, H. W. Niblack.

GIFFIN, Douglas, died Friday morning; residence 4107 Buena Vista. Arrangements incomplete. For information call McKamy-Campbell.

PERRY, Henry C., age 58, of 6916 Lakeshore, died Thursday at local hospital. Survived by wife; a daughter, Eleanor Ann Perry; a son, Howard D. Perry; 4 brothers, J. W. Perry, Kansas City, H. J. Pery of Perkins, Okla., G. C. Perry, Terre Haute, Ind., and S.[?] L. Perry, Coffeyville, Kan.; 2 sisters, Miss Jenny Perry, Kansas City, and Mrs. A. E. Rush, St. Joseph, Mo. Funeral services 2:30 p. m. Saturday from the East Dallas Christian Church, Dr. L. N. D. Wells officiating. Interment in Hillcrest Cemetery. Pallbearers: John D. Henry, H. G. Spruce, George Dahl, Bentley Young, Orville Mitchel, Elsworth Sheridan. Honorary pallbearers: Edlers of the East Dallas Christian Church -- John E. Mitchell, A. A. Everts, A. A. Terry, W. W. Wynn, J. R. Jones, K. V. Lipscomb, L. E. West, Z. S. Armstrong, B. G. Story, R. B. Gallaway, Dr. H. P. Ruddell, T. E. Alexander.

VICKREY, William R., age 72, died Friday morning at his home, 5122 Ridgedale. Survived by wife; three sons, Mack L., Millard E., Roy Y., all of Dallas; one daughter, Mrs. B. W. Bradley, San Antonio; five grandchildren. Funeral services 10 a. m. Saturday from Ed C. Smith & Bro. Chapel, Rev. Paul Daugherty officiating. Interment in Restland Cemetery.

MAXVILL, Adolph, age 85, passed away Thursday. Survived by a daughter, Miss Pauline; adopted daughter, Miss Helen Williams; a son, C. B. Maxvill of Dallas; three grandchildren. Services 2 p. m. Friday from Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, Dr. David Lefkowitz and Rabbi S. R. Brav officiating. Interment in Emanu-El Cemetery. Pallbearers: Harry Early, N. E. Mittenthal, Roy Rupers[?], George Schepps, Jimmy Spalding, Al Leech.

BROWN, Mrs. C. E., 509 E. Thirteenth St., passed away in local hospital Saturday morning. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. Bard W. Paul; three sons, Edward L. Brown, Rodgers P. Brown and Joe B. Brown; six grandchildren, all of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. Griff Whittingslow; two brothers, John Nelch and Jobe Nelch, all of Fort Worth. Funeral arrangements incomplete. For information, call Rene H. Cox Funeral Home.

BARGIAMES, Mrs. Frances, age 44, 2915 North Fitzhugh, passed away at local sanitarium Tuesday night. Survived by husband, James Bargiames, one son, James, Jr., both of Dallas. Services at chapel of Weever Funeral Home, 2533 McKinney Avenue, Saturday 2 p. m., the Rev. R. L. Homes officiating. Interment Hillcrest Memorial Park.

FULLER, John Mabern, 2411 Third St., passed away at the residence Saturday morning. Survived by father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fuller; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Dial and Mrs. J. R. Fuller, all of Dallas. Funeral arrangements incomplete. For information, call Rene H. Cox Funeral Home.

JOHNSTON, Mrs. Olive Jordan, residence 3205 Milton, died at local hospital Friday. Surviving are her husband, Blaine Johnston; a son, Blaine Johnston, Jr., both of Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. H. E. Stephenson, Houston, and Mrs. R. C. Stokes, Beaumont, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jordan, Dallas. Services at George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel at 4 p. m. Saturday, Dr. Glenn Flynn officiating. Interment in Hillcrest. Pallbearers: J. L. Johnston, E. C. Johnston, R. C. Johnston, F. L. Johnston, W. L. Todd and J. Lee Jackson.

MURRAY, Francis Philip, age 43, died Friday at residence, 115 North Adams. Survived by wife; three brothers, William J., Robert S. and Arthur W., and an aunt, Miss Jennie Stuart, all of Pennsylvania. Arrangements incomplete. For information, call George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel.

MILLER, August, age 54, passed away Saturday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Rosa Miller; a daughter, Miss Anna Miller; two sons, Albert F. Miller, Dallas; A. J. Miller, Oakland, Cal.; two grandchildren. Cortege will leave Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, 8:30 a. m. Monday. Services at St. Joseph's Church, 9 a. m., Father Emil Platte officiating.

STEWART, Paul, age 24, residence 1601 Cochran, passed away Thursday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Frances Stewart; father, James Stewart; one brother, C. C. Stewart, and five sisters, Mrs. Nellie Mires, Mrs. Carl Stewart, Mrs. Richard Stayton, Mrs. Helen Rainey and Miss Carrie Mae Stewart. Services at 2 p. m. Sunday at chapel of Revis-Suggs Funeral Home, Rev. Albert Ott officiating. Interment in Mount Calvary Cemetery.

WHITE, Roy David, age 37, residence 1312 Annex, died Thursday at local hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Margaret Jeanette White of Dallas; one daughter, Mrs. Fay Jeanette Shockley of Fort Worth; two brothers, F. B. White and Hugh T. White; one aunt, Miss Blanche White, all of Dallas. Funeral services 4 p. m. Saturday at the Bower Funeral Home, 3000 Maple Ave., the Rev. Edgar Spearman, assistant pastor, McKinney Avenue Baptist Church, officiating. Active pallbearers: Mack McCullough, R. L. Bauer, Ben Colquitt, J. B. Corman, Bert Cochran, Buddie Dyer. Interment Restland Memorial Park.

BROWN, Mrs. C. E., 509 E. Thirteenth St., passed away in local hospital Saturday morning. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. Bard W. Paul; three sons, Edward L. Brown, Rodgers P. Brown and Joe B. Brown; six grandchildren, all of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. Griff Whittingslow; two brothers, John Nelch and Jobe Nelch, all of Fort Smith, Ark. Funeral services 2 p. m. Monday at the Oak Cliff Methodist Church, with Dr. C. D. Montgomery and Rev. S. A. Barnes officiating. Interment in Oak Cliff Cemetery. Arrangements with Rene H. Cox Funeral Home, 300 West Davis Street.

CORNETET, Mrs. Ernestine, age 71; residence 300 Montreal, passed away Saturday morning. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. C. F. Hausman, Dallas; Mrs. W. E. Adams, DeQueen, Ark.; one son, George H. Santerre, Dallas; six grandchildren. Funeral services 10 a. m. Monday from the chapel of Lamar & Smith, Dr. Floyd Poe officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers: Leo, Paul and Bert Santerre, J. B. Housman, H. M. Stanton, Louis Helgie.

FULLER, John Mabern, 2411 Third St., passed away at the residence Saturday morning. Survived by father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fuller; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Dial and Mrs. J. R. Fuller, all of Dallas. Funeral services 10 a. m. Monday, Second Avenue Baptist Church, Rev. C. W. Boone officiating. Interment in Oakland Cemetery. Arrangements in charge of Rene H. Cox Funeral Home.

GRIFFIN, William Bryson, age 42, died at Denton, Texas, Friday. Surviving are his father, W. A. Griffin; daughter, Iline Griffin; son, Albert Griffin, all of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. W. B. Tubbs of Sulphur Springs. Funeral services at 3 p. m. Sunday at Pleasant View Baptist Church, with the Rev. Homer E. Fisher officiating. Interment Cox Cemetery. Pallbearers: Jack Gilbert, Dewey Patterson, Elihu Juglet[?], Gordon Ramsey, Ed Day and Wesley Maricle. Arrangements with the Bower Undertaking Company.

LASWELL, Mrs. Bettie Ann, 3127 Harlandale, age 70, passed away at residence Saturday morning. Survived by four daughters, Mrs. R. C. Crabtree, Mrs. C. L. Broyles, both of Dallas, Mrs. S. H. Brothers, Pauls Valley, Oklahoma; Mrs. L. C. Smith, Longview, Texas; two sons, Marvin L. and Jesse C., both of Dallas; two brothers, J. T. Adair, Dallas and J. F. Adair, Godley, Texas; three grandsons, one granddaughter. Services at the Hillcrest Baptist Church, 2 p. m. Monday, Rev. D. D. Summerall and Rev. H. E. Fowler officiating. Intermenet in Lancaster Cemetery. Arrangements with Weever Funeral Home.

MILLER, August, age 81, passed away Saturday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Rosa Miller; a daughter, Miss Anna Miller; two sons, Albert F. Miller, Dallas; A. J. Miller, Oakland, Cal.; two grandchildren. Cortege will leave Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, 8:30 a. m. Wednesday. Services at St. Joseph's Church, 9 a. m., Father Emil Platte officiating. Interment in Calvary Cemetery.

MURRAY, Francis Philip, age 43, died Friday at residence, 115 North Adams. Survived by wife, Mrs. Madeline Murray; three brothers, William J., Robert S. and Arthur W., and an aunt, Miss Jennie Stuart, all of Pennsylvania. Services at the George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel, 4:30 Monday, Rev. Bertram Smith officiating. Interment in American Legion Plot in Forest Lawn Cemetery.

SMITH, Miss Nannie, age 80, 3201 Drexel Drive, passed away at residence Friday evening. Survived by three sisters, Miss Fannie Smith, Long Beach, Cal.; Mrs. C. H. Wood, Los Gatos, Cal.; Mrs. Jennie Frye, Capon Bridge, West Virginia; one brother, John Smith, Pasadena, Cal. Remains will be forwarded 4 p. m. Sunday to Winchester, Va., for services and interment. Arrangements with Weever Funeral Home.

WOOD, William E., 609 First Avenue, age 61, passed away in local sanitarium Friday afternoon. Survived by three sons, W. M., of Boonesville, Texas, Clifton, Childress, Texas, and Bert of Pampa, Texas; two daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Duncan and Mrs. Ethel Guynes, Dallas. Services 10 a. m. Monday at the chapel of Weever Funeral Home, 2523 McKinney. Interment in Laurel Land Cemetery.

BOGIE, Walter Finis, age 46, passed away Sunday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Ann Thompson Bogie; two sons, Walter William Bogie and Thomas Martin Bogie, all of Dallas; parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bogie of Temple, Okla.; two brothers, J. E. Bogie of Fort Worth, Harry E. Bogie of Lake Charles La. He was a member of Oak Cliff Masonic Lodge, No. 705, A. F. & M., who will have charge of services at the grave. Services 2 p. m. Monday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Rev. W. L. Oliphant officiating. Interment Restland Memorial Park.

BROWN, Mrs. C. E., age 63, residence 509 E. Thirteenth, passed away at local hospital Saturday. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. Bard W. Paul; three sons, Edward L. Brown, Rodgers P. Brown and Joe B. Brown; six grandchildren, all of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. Griff Whittingslow; and two brothers, John and Jobe Nelch, all of Fort Smith, Ark. Funeral services 2 p. m. Monday from Oak Cliff Methodist Church, Marsalis and Jefferson Streets, Dr. C. D. Montgomery and Rev. S. A. Barnes officiating. Interment in Oak Cliff Cemetery. Pallbearers, James Whittlesey, J. V. Folsom, Dr. Horace Beacham, Errol C. Holt, Dr. H. G. Clark, Frank Cofer, Henry Dorsey, Charles B. Burton. Honorary pallbearers: Dr. B. E. Greer, B. T. Stanford, Tom Archer, Dr. J. R. Beacham, Bruce Thomas, W. P. Williams, A. C. Lemburg, George W. Hopp, J. P. Pryor, G. A. Nettleton, M. M. Garrett, Chris Huber, Otto Huber, R. M. Awalt, R. B. Henderson, Carl W. Allen, Helmes Erwin. Rene H. Cox Funeral Home, in charge of arrangements.

SMITH, Marie Idia, age 63, died at local hospital. Residence Victoria, Texas. Survived by five sons, Joseph Odey of Overton, Texas; Adam of Victoria; Ovide of Crain; Louis and Robert of High Island, Texas; two daughters, Mrs. Eve Smith of High Island and Mrs. Nolia Johnston of Galveston. Remains will be forwarded to Youngsville, La., for services and interment by the George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel.

VINING, Mattie Lee, age 67, passed away Sunday morning at the residence, 4332 Edmondson. Survived by five sons, Benjamin Lowry, Henry Neel, John Albert, George Howard, Walter Lamson; three daughters, Mrs. J. D. Dawson, Mrs. Jack McGraym all of Dallas; Mrs. Lawrence E. Kramer of Berkeley, Cal.; two brotyers, Dr. J. H. Johnston of Memphis, Texas; one sister, Mrs. E. O. Rigsbee of Fort Stockton, Texas. Services will be held 2 p. m. Monday at the George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel. Dr. Glenn Slinn officiating, after which remains will be taken overland to Caddo Mills for interment. Pallbearers: J. G. Morton, Homer Groves, Frank Duff; W. L. Cornett, Herbert White, G. H. Munzesheimer.

MURRAY, Frances Philip, age 43, died Friday at residence, 115 North Adams. Survived by wife, Mrs. Madeline Murray; three brothers, William J., Robert S. and Arthur W., and an aunt, Miss Jennie Stuart, all of Pennsylvania. Services at George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel at 4:30 p. m. Monday, Rev. Bertram Smith officiating. Interment in American Legion plot in Forest Lawn.

CERN, Dave, age 60, passed away Monday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Isabel Cern, Dallas; a son, Julie Cern, New York City. Hour of services to be announced later. For information, call Weiland's, director funeral serivices.

WASHBURN, Mrs. Mamie, age 29, passed away Monday. Survived by husband, L. M. Washburn; 2 daughters, Clara and Helen Washburn; a son, Lawrence Washburn, all of Dallas; a sister, Mrs. Myrtle Taylor, Hallysville, Ala. Services 10 a. m. Tuesday. Weiland's funeral Church, 2909 Liive Oak. Interment in Oakland Cemetery.

MILLER, August, age 81 years, passed away Saturday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Rosa Miller; a daughter, Miss Anna Miller; two sons, Albert F. Miller, all of Dallas; A. J. Miller of Oakland, Cal.; two grandchildren. Cortege leaves Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, 8:30 a. m. Wednesday. Services at St. Joseph's Church, 9 a. m., Father Emil Platte officiating. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

ZACHA, James F., 1-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Zacha, 6342 Palo Pinto, died Sunday in a local sanitarium. Besides parents, survived by three brothers, Martin, William and Richard Zacha. Funeral arrangements to be announced later by Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul.

CERN, Dave, age 60, passed away Monday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Isabel Cern, Dallas; a son, Jule Cern, New York City. Services 2 p. m. Wednesday from Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. David Lefkowitz officiating. Interment in Emanuel Cemetery. Active pallbearers: Dave D. Cahn, J. H. Shaw, Joe Hirsch, Gus Hirsch, Bernie Lucas, Jake Landon. Honorary pallbearers: A. H. Mittenthal, Chas. B. Shaw, N. E. Mittenthal, Sam Friedman, William Louwein, J. B. Shaw, Nathan H. Mittenthal.

HAMILTON, Mrs. T. G., age 81, died Tuesday morning in local hospital; residence: 4016 Rawlins. Survived by daughter, Miss Kathryn Hamilton; one son, Howard Ross Hamilton. Funeral services 2 p. m. Wednesday from the Ed C. Smith & Bro. Chapel, Rev. Valentine Lee officiating. Remains will be forwarded to Chicago for interment.

MILLER, August, age 81 years, passed away Saturday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Rosa Miller; a daughter, Miss Anna Miller; two sons, Albert F. Miller, all of Dallas; A. J. Miller of Oakland, Cal.; two grandchildren. Cortege leaves Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, 8:30 a. m. Wednesday. Services at St. Joseph's Church, 9 a. m., Father Emil Platte officiating. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

SCHAFER, Mrs. Emma, 59, died Monday. Survived by son, E. J. Schafer, Sr.; one grandson, E. J. Schafer, Jr.; one granddaughter, Mary Jane Schafer; one sister, Mrs. Carrie Happe, St. Louis, Mo.; one nephew, L. B. Hart, Fort Worth. Services from the residence, 4610 Monarch, 4 p. m. Wednesday, Dr. Charles W. Ross officiating. Interment in Restland Memorial Park.

BEEMAN, Ola Elizabeth, age 34, passed away local hospital Tuesday. Survived by husband, W. R. Beeman; three daughters, Catherine, Lois and Betty; one son, W. R., Jr.; two brothers, L. W. and Charles W. Roberts; father, Laurence Roberts, all of Dallas. Services will be conducted 4 p. m. Wednesday, chapel Lamar & Smith. Interment Laurel Land Memorial Park.

BROWN, Miss Mary Ellen, age 72, Little Hocking, Ohio, passed away Wednesday morning at local hospital. Survived by one brother, E. R. Brown; niece, Mrs. George Terry Lee, both of Dallas. Services 2 p. m. Thursday at residence of niece, 6801 Baltimore Drive. Dr. Floyd Poe and Dr. Frank C. Brown officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. Arrangements with Sparkman-Holtz-Brand.

BRIDGES, Miss Mittie V., Jarrell, Texas, age 34, passed away local hospital Tuesday afternoon. Survived by father and mother, Mrs. John T. Bridges; three brothers, E. J., Lester and Louie; two sisters, Miss Jewell Bridges, Mrs. Ethel Roe, all of Jarrell. Remains were forwarded Tuesday night to Jarrell, Texas, for service and interment Wednesday. Arrangements with Weever Funeral Home.

DISCHER, Alfred W., 50, passed away Tuesday. Survived by a daughter, Miss Anna Joe Discher, Dallas; three sisters, Mrs. E. Morgenroth, Shiner, Texas; Mrs. Emily Heinemeier, Thorndale, Texas, and Mrs. Ida Wolfshohl, Kingsbury, Texas; one brother, Paul Discher, China, Texas. Services 4 p. m. Wednesday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Rev. W. F. Klindworth and Rev. E. M. Robert officiating. Remains will be forwarded to China, Texas, for interment.

ECKERT, W. T., died Jan. 31, Kansas City, Kan. Survived by wife, Mrs. Lena Eckert, Kansas City; one son, A. R. Eckert, Dallas. Services 2 p. m. Thursday from chapel Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery.

GATES, Charles Alfred, died Tuesday at McAllen, Texas. Arrangements will be announced later by Ed C. Smith & Bro. Mortuary, Ross and St. Paul.

HODGES, Calvin M., 2430 Birmingham, age 77 years, passed away at a local hospital Monday morning. Survived by wife, Virginia; three sons, C. F. and M. N., both of Dallas, J. R. of Amarillo. Services were held at Forest Avenue Baptist Church at 2 p. m. Tuesday, the Rev. W. H. Wynn officiating. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. Active pallbearers: J. M. Hefner, W. F. McLure, Louie Freeland, W. F. Fryar, J. H. Barron, J. T. Bailey. Honorary pallbearers: Deacons of the Forest Avenue Baptist Church. Arrangements with the Weever Funeral Home.

KING, Mrs. W. A., died Wednesday morning at residence, 4304 Beverly Drive. Funeral arrangements to be announced later by Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul.

MITTENTHAL, Jacob E., age 66, passed away Tuesday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Ida Mittenthal; one son, H. S. Mittenthal; three brothers, Sam, N. E. and A. H.; two sisters, Mrs. I. Baron and Mrs. Hattie Lichtenstein, all of Dallas; two grandchildren of New York. Services 10 a. m. Thursday Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. David Lefkowitz officiating. Interment Emanu-El Cemetery. Pallbearers: M. J. Mittenthal, Nathan H. Mittenthal, Freeman L. Mittenthal, Arthur S. Baron, Leone M. Lichtenstein, Julius L. Purvin, Abe H. Jacobs and Lewis B. Lefkowitz.

SHAW, James Clinton, age 61, passed away residence Wednesday. Services some time Friday at Elkhart, Tex. For information call McKamy-Campbell.

     Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Schafer, 59, who died Monday, will be held at 4 p. m. Wednesday from the home, 4610 Monarch Street, with the Rev. Charles W. Ross officiating. Burial will be in Restland Memorial Park.
     Pallbearers will be F. T. Payne, J. H. Dishner, Ed Gausnman[?], R. T. Bailey, Jack Thomson and Walter Leavell.
     Surviving are one son, E. J. Schafer; one grandson, E. J. Schafer, Jr., and one granddaughter, Mary Jane Schafer; one sister, Mrs. Carrie Happe of St. Louis, Mo., and one nephew, L. B. Hart of Fort Worth.

     Mesquite, Tex., Feb. 4 (Special). Funeral services for Alva Conners, 73, resident of the Elam community, were held here this afternoon. He died in Dallas Wednesday. Surviving are his widow and the following children: Mike T. Conners, Mrs. Dorris Smith, Dallas, and Mrs. Katie Pearce of Crowell. Burial was at Pleasant Mound.

BROWN, Miss Mary Ellen, age 72, Little Hocking, Ohio, passed away Wednesday morning at local hospital. Survived by one brother, E. R. Brown; niece, Mrs. George Terry Lee, both of Dallas. Services 2 p. m. Thursday at residence of niece, 6801 Baltimore Drive, Dr. Floyd Poe and Dr. Frank C. Brown officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. Arrangements with Sparkman-Holtz-Brown. Pallbearers: Hamilton Lee, Fred Florence, Fred M. Lege, Jr., Hugo Schoellkopf, D. A. Little, Dr. W. T. White, W. H. Francis, William M. Irish III, William R. Mitchell, E. J. Ward Gannon, Murphy M. Williams, Judge W. M. Holland.

CARTER, Oschell A. (Bob), age 33 years, passed away Wednesday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Eula Lois Carter; son, Jerry; parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Carter; three sisters, Mrs. Mabel Williams, Mrs. Pearl Bishop, Miss Fannie Carter, all of Dallas; brother, George B. Carter of Prescott, Ariz. Services at residence, 4117 Metropolitan Ave., Thursday 2 p. m., Rev. L. L. McCutchen officiating. Interment in Oakland Cemetery. Pallbearers: Thomas Carter, Charles Carter, Basil Carter, Bryan Miller, Lewis Hawkins and Charles Hawkins. Arrangements with Weiland's, Directors of Funeral Services, 2909 Live Oak.

FINDLEY, G. O., died Wednesday night at local hospital; residence route 6, Dallas. Funeral arrangements to be announced later by Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul.

GATES, Charles Alfred, died Tuesday. Survived by wife. Funeral Friday at 10 a. m. at chapel of Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul. Interment Restland Memorial Park. Pallbearers: D. A. Frank, R. W. Van Valkenburgh, J. C. Paxton, William Swan, W. A. Biggs, E. S. McLaughlin, E. G. Pike, C. C. English.

HAAS, Mrs. Mabel, age 48, passed away Wednesday. Survived by son, P. A., Dallas, and one cousin, Marshall Norwood, Atoka, Okla. Services 2 p. m. Thursday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, Dr. Charles W. Ross officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery.

KING, Mrs. W. A., died Wednesday morning at the residence, 4304 Beverly. Survived by husband, W. A. King; one daughter, Miss Betty Louise King; five brothers, Ralph V. Hanrahan, Houston; Tom R., Houston; W. G., Dallas; Joe C., Cisco; J. J., Oklahoma; two sisters, Miss Kathryan and Louise Hanrahan, Dallas; four nephews, James S. Gump, Richard A., Robert J. and Harry Gump, all of Dallas. Services 10 a. m. Friday, Holy Trinity Church.

LENZEN, Fred A., age 59, passed away Thursday. Surviving are his wife, three sons, Fred A., Jr., Joe L., Laurence G.; one daughter, Mrs. C. M. Davis; one brother, A. P., all of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. James Tuberman, San Antonio; three grandsons, two granddaughters. Funeral cortege will leave residence, 2315 Grand Ave., 8:30 a. m. Saturday. Services at St. Patrick's Church, 9 o'clock. Interment Calvary Hill, Weiland's, Directors of Funeral Services, 2909 Live Oak.

LUCAS, Claude W., 1200 Apple Street, age 64, passed away at residence Wednesday evening. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. H. H. Locey and Mrs. Eleanor Florence Coats, both of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. Lillie Hamilton, Dallas; one brother, R. K. Lucas, Pomona, Cal.; four grandchildren. Services at chapel of Weever Funeral Home, 2533 McKinney, 2 p. m., Thursday. Interment Garden of Memories Cemetery.

PHILLIPS, David Thomas, age 56, died Thursday at residence, 2730 Emmett. Born in Texas, resident of Dallas 28 years. Survived by wife, Mrs. Belva Phillips, Dallas; mother, Mrs. Lizzie Phillips, Buffalo, Tex.; three brothers, Oscar, Teague, Tex.; Frank and Wylie, Buffalo, Tex.; four sisters, Mrs. J. W. Perryman, Hamlin, Tex.; Mrs. George Griffith, Coleman, Tex.; Mrs. W. J. Cartwright, Teague, Tex.; Mrs. H. D. Blocker, Jacksonville, Tex. Services Friday, 9 a. m., Guardian Funeral Chapel, Rev. W. L. Aiken of Garland officiating. Interment Liberty Cemetery, Buffalo, Tex., 1 p. m.

ROBINOWITZ, Ed., age 41 years, of Arlington, Tex., passed away at a local hospital Wednesday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mary Robinowitz; a daughter, Frances; a son, Keith Robinowitz of Arlington; two brothers, Hyman of Dallas and Max Robinowitz of Willomantie, Conn.; three sisters, Mrs. Bob Koff of Ennis, Tex.; Mrs. Gussie Abromowitz of New York, Mrs. Ray Davidson of Teague, Tex. He was a member of Dallas Lodge B. P. O. E., No. 71 and Masonic Lodge in Arlington. Services 11:30 a. m. Thursday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Interment in White Rock Cemetery.

SCHOBER, Mrs. Jessie, age 54, residence, 2730 West Brooklyn, passed away Wednesday. Survived by husband, Joseph; one son, Henry; three sisters and one brother. Arrangements, pending arrival of relatives, with Revis-Suggs Funeral Home, 1001 Second Ave.

GILLETT, Mrs. Laura Roberts, age 59, passed away Friday morning at residence, 3700 Euclid. Survived by husband, George Gillett; one daughter, Miss Betty Jane Gillett; three brothers, M. A. Roberts, Oklahoma City; O. H. Roberts, Pecan Gap, and E. G. Roberts, Fort Worth. Services will be held George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel 4 p. m. Saturday. Dr. Marshall T. Steel officiating. Interment Restland Memorial Park.

FINDLEY, G. O., AGE 56, died Wednesday night, local hospital. Residence Route 6, Dallas. Survived by wife, two sons, Dan and Jim; four daughters, Misses Margaret, Louise, Elizabeth and Mary. Funeral services 9:30 a. m. Saturday, Sacred Heart Cathedral. Interment Western Heights Cemetery. Pallbearers: Frank Wood, Albert Brown, W. T. Cullum, J. D. Adams, C. J. and J. T. Smith. Arrangements with Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul.

HENRY, Mrs. Mattie J., age 78, passed away at residence, 1728 Pear. Survived by 3 sons, Fred, James and Ernest; one daughter, Mrs. Sallie Allen, Ferris, Tex. Funeral services 10 a. m. Saturday, Chapel McKamy-Campbell. Interment Red Oak, Texas.

HIGHSMITH, Mrs. Mildred Elizabeth, age 71, died Friday at her home, 632 Second Ave. Surviving are two sons, Eugene Cayce, California; Stoney Cayce, Dallas; one daughter, Mrs. Ray Carroll, Dallas; two grandsons. Funeral services 10 a. m. Saturday, Bowser Funeral Home, 3000 Maple, Rev. Reese Jones, pastor of Exposition Park Presbyterian Church, officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery.

KETTLE, George, age 59, died Friday morning, residence 4909 1/2 Reiger. Survived by two daughters, Misses Minnie Isbel and Ella Ruth Kettle; five brothers, John A. and Ed of Dallas; Joseph, San Diego; Robert, Sydney, Australia; Samuel, County of Cavan, Ireland; two sisters, Mrs. James Adams, Dallas; Mrs. Maggie Ross, Sydney, Austrailia; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services 2 p. m. Saturday from Ed C. Smith & Bro. Chapel, Rev. L. L. McCutcheon officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers: T. F. Frazier, J. D. Smith, Frank Williams, D. Cavender, George S. Atkinson, George W. Neary.

LENZEN, Fred A., age 59 years, passed away Thursday. Surviving by wife, three sons, Fred A., Jr., Joe L., Lawrence G.; one daughter, Mrs. C. M. Davis; three grandsons, two granddaughters, one brother, A. P. Lenzen, all of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. James Toberman, of San Antonio, Tex. Cortege will leave the residence 2315 Grand, at 8:30 a. m. Saturday. Services St. Patrick Church 9. a. m., Father Charles E. Redfern officiating. Interment Calvary Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers: Charles Marder, Henry Harbrecht, Bill Decker, M. W. Ohring, Ernest Henry, A. B. Farles. Arrangements with Weiland's, Directors of Funeral Services, 2909 Live Oak.

SALE, Miss Laura T., 5522 Richmond, passed away Thursday morning, age 67. Survived by three sisters, Mrs. Allie C. McGoldrick, Mrs. Annie Blain and Mrs. Florence Commons, all of Dallas; two brothers, Ed T. Sale, Dallas, and W. H. Sale, Fort Worth. Services were held at chapel of Weever Funeral Home, 2533 McKinney Ave., 4 p. m. Friday, Dean Roger Wood officiating. Interment in Oakland Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be the nephews.

SCHOBER, Mrs. Jessie, age 54, residence 2736 West Brooklyn, passed away Wednesday. Survived by husband, Joseph; a son, Henry; three sisters, Mrs. Mollie Cettering, Mrs. Willie Jackson and Miss Florence Shimp, and a brother, Joe Shimp. Services 3 p. m. Saturday at Bethel Full Gospel Church, Sunset and Tyler, with the pastor, Dr. Albert Ott, officiating. Interment Laurel Land Memorial Park. Arrangement of services with Revis-Suggs Funeral Home, 1001 Second Ave.

DAVIS, Clanton, age 66, entered into eternity Friday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis; two daughters, Mrs. V. E. Holcombe of Charleston, W. Va.; Mrs. M. L. Bohan of Santiago, Chile; one son, Clanton Davis, Jr., of Hollywood, Cal. He was a member of Dallas Lodge No. 71, B. P. O. E. Funeral services Monday, 11 a. m., Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. George W. Truett officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers: R. B. Stephens, G. H. Karnes, J. R. Hines, D. E. Shipp, H. Wunderlich, John I. Gordin.

DALLAS, Virginia, age 77, died Saturday morning. She is survived by three daughters, Miss Nell Dallas of Dallas, Mrs. O. W. Casstevens of Amarillo, Mrs. Elbert Holman of Dallas; one brother, Lee Pinckard of Chisholm, Tex.; four sisters, Mrs. M. L. Moore, Forney; Mrs. D. P. Moore of Forney, Mrs. W. W. Gleghorn of Forney, Mrs. W. H. Rice of Terrell. Funeral arrangements incomplete. For information, call George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel.

DEER, Mrs. Alberta, died Saturday morning. Survived by husband, Hall Deer; three sisters, Mrs. W. S. Rael of Dallas, Mrs. W. F. Ewing of Malvern, Ark., Mrs. S. E. Woodard of Glenwood, Ark. Remains will be forwarded to Malvern, Ark. for interment Saturday night by George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel.

GLEASON, Alfred L., age 81, died Friday at residence near Lancaster. Born in Tennessee, resident of Lancaster community 63 years. Survived by wife, Mrs. A. L. Gleason; daughter, Mrs. Allie Mae Ellis, both of Lancaster; five sons, Wilburn, Akron, Ohio; Tom, Dallas; Esther, Joe and Jess of Lancaster; C. O. Gleason, Krum; nine grandchildren. Services 3 p. m. Sunday, Christ Church, Lancaster, Tex., Brother Wilkins officiating. Interment Edgewood Cemetery. Services will be under auspices of I. O. O. F. Arrangements Guardian Funeral Home.

WISEMAN, Mrs. Ethelyn, age 30 years, passed away Friday. Survived by husband, Frank Wiseman of Dallas; father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin of St. Clair, Mich.; brother, Ernest Martin of Pontiac, Mich. Services Monday, 2 p. m. Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, the Rev. Thomas F. Gallaher officiating. Interment Laurel Land Memorial Park.

WOOD, Ulysses Houston, died Friday, age 56. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. H. W. Glass, Emporia, Kan.; Mrs. Albert Pickens, Tulsa, Okla.; a half-sister, Mrs. Matthew Glenn, Waco; a brother, Cloyde Wood, Emporia, Kan., and a stepmother, Mrs. L. L. Wood, Dallas. Funeral services at the George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel, 10:30 a. m. Sunday. Body will go overland to Cooper, Tex., for interment. Officiating, the Rev. William R. Potter. Under the personal direction of George W. Loudermilk.

ALLEN, Dr. John Robert, age 85, died Saturday afternoon at home of his niece, Mrs. George F. Pierce, 4225 Lorraine Ave. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. S. J. Bass of Terrell and Mrs. Charlie Crutchfield of Hope, Ark.; seven nephews and five nieces. Funeral arrangemetns pending with George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel.

DALLAS, Virginia, age 77, died Saturday morning. She is survived by three daughters, Miss Nell Dallas of Dallas, Mrs. O. W. Casstevens of Amarillo, Mrs. Elbert Holman of Dallas; one brother, Lee Pinckard of Chisholm, Tex.; four sisters, Mrs. M. L. Moore, Forney; Mrs. D. P. Moore of Forney, Mrs. W. W. Gleghorn of Forney, Mrs. W. H. Rice of Terrell. Services at the Geo. A. Brewer Funeral Chapel, 10 a. m. Monday, Dr. W. Harrison Baker, Rev. John E. Roach officiating, after which the remains will be taken to Forney for interment. Pallbearers: W. P. Thomas, Amos Dietz, J. M. Davis, Jewel Sanders, Dick Moore, Jr., Louis I. Dietz.

DAVIS, Clanton, age 66, entered into eternity Friday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis; two daughters, Mrs. V. E. Holcombe of Charleston, W. Va.; Mrs. M. L. Bohan of Santiago, Chile; one son, Clanton Davis, Jr., of Hollywood, Cal.; a sister, Mrs. Mattie Black, Natchez, Miss.; a brother, Nathan Davis, Cordell, Ga.; six grandchildren. He was a member of Dallas Lodge No. 71, B. P. O. E. Funeral services Monday, 11 a. m., Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. George W. Truett officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers: R. B. Stephens, G. H. Karnes, J. R. Hines, D. E. Shipp, H. Wunderlich, John I. Gordin.

DEER, Mrs. Alberta, died Saturday morning. Survived by husband, Hall Deer; three sisters, Mrs. W. S. Rael of Dallas, Mrs. W. F. Ewing of Malvern, Ark., Mrs. S. E. Woodard of Glenwood, Ark. Remains were forwarded Saturday evening to Malvern, Ark. for funeral services and interment. Arrangements with George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel.

FLEMISTER, Robert Lee, age 63; residence, 5426 Morningside, passed away local hospital Saturday. Survived by wife, four daughters, three sons. Arrangements Sparkman-Holtz-Brand.

HEREFORD, Mrs. Annie Reynolds, age 58, resident of Dallas 45 years, died local hospital Saturday afternoon, after a brief illness. Survivors are one son, J. S.[?] Hereford, Jr., 2 daughtesr, Mrs. J. H. Stadler, Jr., and Miss Isabelle Hereford; one brother, Frank Reynolds; 3 sisters, Mrs. George I. Dexter, Mrs. L. R. Cox, Mrs. M. R. Delano. Funeral services 10:30 a. m. Monday, Dr. Paul Bobb and Dr. Mansford Gutzke will officiate. Services at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Fairmount and Mahon. Pallbearers: Frank Long, George Cox, Jack Cox, Fred Mills, Jr., W. S. Foreman and W. L. Foreman. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Arrangements with Bower Undertaking Company.

McKETHAN, Mrs. Elizabeth A., route 7, Dallas, age 73, passed away at her residence Friday night. Survived by 2 sons, Samuel G., Dallas; Wilbern, Addison, Texas; 3 daughters, Mrs. Vissie McCord, Mrs. Johnnie Goodman, both of Wilmer, Texas; Mrs. Lydia Brown, Dallas; 2 brothers, Russ Hall, Tulsa, Okla.; Sam Hall, Tennessee; one sister, Mrs. Mary Hale, Tennessee; 20 grandchildren. Services at Baptist Church, Wilmer, Texas, 3 p. m. Sunday. Interment Wilmer Cemetery. Active pallbearers: Curtis Quinn, Ed Cain, F. S. Mitchell, Oran Woodard, Joe Patterson, Ed Mathews. Arrangements with Weever Funeral Home.

ROBERTS, Victoria, age 80, died at her home, 143 West Fifth. Survived by 4 daughters, Mrs. H. D. Martin, New York; Mrs. W. M. Scott, Mrs. H. A. Maas, both of Dallas; Mrs. C. N. Gray of St. Louis; 3 sons, John J. Roberts, Jr., New York City; R. B. and Julian C. Roberts, Dallas; 8 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren. Funeral services 10 a. m. Monday from Scofield Memorial Church. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. Arrangements Ed C. Smith and Bro., Ross and St. Paul.

STEVENS, Mrs. Martha Jane, age 75, 407 S. Rosemont, died Saturday. Survived by 2 sons, E. O. Stevens, Oklahoma City; Arlen Stevens, Dallas; 4 daughters, Mrs. B. L. Chenault, Mrs. Sallye Stephens, Mrs. O. C. Germany, Dallas; Mrs. S. M. Rudolph, Waxahachie; 3 sisters, Mrs. D. C. Vining, Fabens; Mrs. Betty Pryor, Mrs. W. R. Jordan, Rusk. Services 10:30 a. m., from the Tyler Street Methodist Church. Rev. S. A. Barnes officiating. Interment Laurel Land. Arrangements by Poole Funeral Home.

WISEMAN, Mrs. Ethelyn, age 30 years, passed away Friday. Survived by husband, Frank Wiseman of Dallas; father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin of St. Clair, Mich.; brother, Ernest Martin of Pontiac, Mich. Services Monday, 2 p. m. Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, the Rev. Thomas F. Gallaher officiating. Interment Laurel Land Memorial Park.

WOOD, Ulysses Houston, died Friday, age 56. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. H. W. Glass, Emporia, Kan.; Mrs. Albert Pickens, Tulsa, Okla.; a half-sister, Mrs. Matthew Glenn, Waco; a brother, Cloyde Wood, Emporia, Kan., and a stepmother, Mrs. L. L. Wood, Dallas. Funeral services at the George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel, 10:30 a. m. Sunday. Rev. William R. Potter officiating. Remains will go overland to Cooper, Texas, for interment. Pallbearers: D. Frank Carden, B. B. Hemphill, Harry D. Scott, W. J. Davison, John Butera, Edw. P. Dougherty.

     Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth A. McKethan, 73, of Route 7, who died at her home, will be held Sunday at 3 p. m. in the Baptist Church at Wilmer, Texas, with burial in the Wilmer Cemetery.
     Pallbearers will be Curtis Quinn, Ed Cain, F. S. Mitchell, Oran Woodard, Joe Patternson and Ed Mathews.
     Surviving are two sons, Samuel G. McKethan of Dallas and Wilbern McKethan of Addison, Texas; three daughters, Mrs. Vissie McCord, Mrs. Johnnie Goodman, both of Wilmer, and Mrs. Lydia Brown, of Dallas; two brothers, Russ Hall of Tulsa, Okla., and Sam Hall of Tennessee; one sister, Mrs. Mary Hale of Tennessee, and twenty grandchildren.

ALLEN, John Robert, passed away Saturday at residence, 4225 Lorraine. Age 85 years. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. S. J. Bass, Terrell, and Mrs. Charles Crutchfield, Hope, Ark.; seven nephews and five nieces. Services at 2 p. m. Monday at the Oak Lawn Methodist Church, Bishop A. Frank Smith, Dr. Glenn Flynn and Rev. A. P. Luten officiating. Interment in Greenwood. Pallbearers, John W. Allen, Gabe Allen, Allen Bass, Turner Bass, Allen Penn Beinke, A. Frank Smith, Jr. Remains will lie in state at the Oak Lawn Methodist Church from 1 p. m. to 2 p. m. Monday. Arrangements with the George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel.

DRESLER, Frank, age 79, passed away Sunday. Surviving are his wife; one son, Mike Dresler; one daughter, Mrs. W. P. Sullivan, Irving, Texas; two brothers, Louis Dresler, St. Louis; John Dresler of Gulfport, Miss.; one sister, Mrs. Barbara Johnson; one grandson, Frank Bryant. Funeral cortege to leave Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak Street, 8:30 a. m., Tuesday. Services at St. Patrick's Church, 9 a. m., the Rev. Charles Redfern officiating. Interment Calvary Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers: R. C. Newcome, A. W. Cappey, P. D. Hiedel, R. L. Farr, R. B. James, A. J. O'Leary.

FLEMISTER, Robert Lee, age 63; residence, 5426 Morningside. Passed away Saturday. Survived by wife, four daughters, Louise and Alma Flemister, Mrs. Carrie May, all of Dallas, and Mrs. Thelma Saylors, Corpus Christi; three sons, Jim Hill, Dallas; Tom Flemister, Austin, and Jess Hill, Canton. Services from chapel of Sparkman-Holtz-Brand at 4 p. m. Monday. Rev. Marshall J. Steel officiating. Interment in Hillcrest Cemetery. Pallbearers: J. C. Sloan, Andrew L. Smith, L. B. Moore, Dan McPhail, Fred W. Cathey and J. P. Scoggins.

FRIEND, Mrs. Gertrude, age 33, passed away Sunday. Survived by husband, James A. Friend; a son, Robert Eugenia Friend of Dallas; father, Mr. Ozeransky, Phoenix, Ariz.; a brother, Dave Ozeransky, San Bernadina, Cal. Services 10 a. m. Wednesday, Weiland Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. H. Raphael Gold officiating. Interment White Rock Cemetery. Pallbearers: Harry Greenburg, Frank Brandt, Jack Ginsberg, Robert Stern, Max Rude, Phil Blatt.

HERRING, James Edward, age 87, passed away Monday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Emma Herrin; four daughters, Mrs. Minnie Terry of Dallas, Mrs. L. B. Elkins, Emhouse, Tex.; Mrs. W. O. Broadnax, Shamrock, Tex.; Mrs. J. R. Seay, Abilene, Tex.; two sons, J. B. and J. M. Herring; two stepsons, W. E. and Willie Tucker, all of Dallas; a sister in Sulphur Springs, Tex.; 25 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren. Services 2 p. m. Tuesday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers, Ed and Joe Baumgartner, M. L. Lagow, S. L. Hillhouse, Harley Simmons, F. J. Mounts.

McKINNEY, B. A., Jr., died Feb. 7. Survived by wife and one son, Robb; father, B. A. McKinney; sister, Mrs. William Penn. Funeral services 2:30 p. m. Tuesday from East Dallas Christian Church, Dr. L. N. D. Wells officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers, L. J. Davis, C. B. Sullivan, Joe Luther, W. O. Stevens, Shanley Simpson, P. J. Holmsley. Arrangements Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul.

RENFRO, Mrs. Rachael Watts, age 92, passed away Monday. Survived by three daughters, Mrs. Laura Baskett, California; Mrs. J. W. Wilkins and Mrs. M. E. Gaines, Dallas; two sons, Gene, Portland, Ore.; Cliff, Spokane, Wash. Services 11:30 a. m. Tuesday. Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. Wallace Bassett officiating. Interment Pecan Grove Cemetery, McKinney, Texas.

RIDDLE, Miss Julia Reva, age 40, died Monday at residence, 803 N. Zang. Born in Rusk, Texas. Resident of Dallas twenty-three years. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Riddle, two brothers, J. N. and J. H.; two sisters, Mrs. N. G. Eastland, Mrs. J. H. Eubank, Jr., all of Dallas. Services will be held Tuesday 2 p. m. Guardian Funeral Chapel, Dr. Wallace Bassett officiating. Interment Restland Memorial Park.

YARBOROUGH, Noah, age 78, passed away Sunday. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. J. A. Westbrook, Dallas; one brother, Jim Yarborough of Arkansas. Services Tuesday, 4 p. m., Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, the Rev. Monk Montgomery officiating. Interment Pleasant Mound Cemetery.

     A Negress and her two small grandchildren were burned to death Tuesday shortly before noon in a fire which destroyed the one-story frame residence at 1212 Boswell Street, east of Oak Cliff near the Cliff cemetery.
     The dead are Lavonia Mayfield, 69; Gloria Jean Bell, 2, and Alma Marie Bell, 15 months.
     The fire is believed to have been started from a wood stove. The woman, when firemen entered the house, was seated in a chair with the smaller child in her lap. The other child was found on a bed.
     The woman, according to information given Sergeant Louis Spencer, who investigated, was paralyzed, and this is believed to be the reason why she could not aid the children and herself.
     Parents of the children, J. W. Bell and his wife, Ruby, were absent from the house at the time.

BALDWIN, Mrs. Elizabeth M., age 82, died Tuesday morning at the residence, 2222 N. Henderson. Survived by one son, H. G. Baldwin, Gainesville, Tex.; three daughters, Mrs. Alberta Jackson, Mrs. Kathryn Lawrence, Mrs. E. G. Lyon; ten grandchildren, six great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. N. A. Underwood, Sepastapol, Miss.; one brother, Thomas Guynes. Funeral services Wednesday morning, 10 o'clock, Bower Funeral Home, 3000 Maple Ave., Rev. C. N. Thomas officiating. Pallbearers: Six grandsons, Jack Baldwin, Alton Baldwin, Jeff Lawrence, Jack Elrod[?], Lucius O'Bannon, Sam Wadsworth. Interment in Grove Hill Cemetery.

CALHOUN, Newton Thompson, age 80, resident of Texas 55 years, passed away Monday. Surviving are three sons, Herbert Newton Calhoun, Tom Milton Calhoun, Dallas, and D. Roy Calhoun, Detroit, Mich.; two daughters, Mrs. Ema E. Gaines, Dallas, and Mrs. J. W. Williams, Lubbock; a brother, H. L. Calhoun, Fort Worth; a half-brother, Floyd Calhoun, Chattanooga, Tenn., and nine grandchildren. Services 10 a. m. Wednesday from the chapel of Lamar & Smith. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery, Fort Worth.

DEGGES, Robert Maston, died at home of son, H. C., 7403 Concord. Survived by wife; five sons, H. S., H. C., T. R., R. G. and Leroy; one daughter, Miss Velma; one step-daughter, Miss Beulah Baker; one sister, Mrs. Gertrude Gibson; one brother, E. J. Degges. Services @ 10 a. m. Wednesday at Faith Tabernalce, Rev. W. S. Barham officiating. The body will go overland immediately after services to Ryan, Okla., for interment. Arrangements with McKamy-Campbell.

FOX, Carl W., 2803 Lovedale, age 36, passed away Monday evening. Survived by wife, Edna; one daughter, Doris May; two sisters, Mrs. Fay Lyon, Mrs. John Williams, all of Dallas. Services 11 a. m. [at chapel] of Weever Funeral Home, 2533 McKinney Ave., 10 a. m., Wednesday, Rev. Albert Ott and Rev. Manford Gutzke officiating. Interment in Grove Hill Cemetery.

FRIEND, Mrs. Gertrude, age 33, passed away Sunday. Survived by husband, Joseph A. Friend; son, Herbert Eugene Friend, of Dallas; father, Mrs. Ozeransky, Phoenix, Ariz.; brother, Dave Ozeransky, San Bernardino, Cal. Services 10 a. m. Wednesday. Weiland Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. H. Raphael Gold officiating. Interment White Rock Cemetery. Pallbearers: Harry Greenburg, Frank Brandt, Jack Ginsberg, Robert Stern, Max Rude, Phil Blatt.

HUNT, Mrs. Lula, age 41, 606 Second Ave. Survived by husband, Ola D. Hunt; three sons, Willard, O. B., Jr. and John B. Hunt, of Dallas; father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Huffaker; three brother and two sisters, all of Monticello, Ky. Interment 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Restland Memorial. Services conducted by Rev. David Rees-Jones.

YARBOROUGH, Noah, age 78, passed away Sunday. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. J. A. Westbrook, Dallas; one brother, Jim Yarborough of Arkansas. Services Tuesday, 4 p. m., Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, the Rev. Monk Montgomery officiating. Interment Pleasant Mound Cemetery.

BAWCUM, James E., aged 7 years, residence 5611 Maple, passed away Tuesday morning. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff L. Bawcum; two brothers, Jeff L., Jr., and Robert Emery Bawcum. Services Wednesday, 4 p. m. at Chapel of Sparkman-Holtz-Brand. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery.

McNENY, Fred Fletcher, age 53, resident of Dallas thirty-eight years, passed away Tuesday at the residence, 3640 Beverly Drive. Survived by his wife; two brothers, Frank L. and Walter, both of Dallas; four sisters, Mrs. J. W. Hailey, Dallas; Mrs. Gus Chiles, Honey Grove; Mrs. BessRozelle, Dallas; Mrs. L. E. Dublin, Brownwood, Tex. Services Thursday 10 a. m., at the chapel of Sparkman-Holtz-Brand, Mr. Fred W. Indermille, reader, officiating. Interment Hillcrest Mausoleum.

SMITH, William N., age 67, passed away Tuesday at his residence, 2831 Lawrence. Survived by wife; two sons, J. C. and W. H.; two daughters, Miss Sibel and Mrs. Stella Zatio; two brothers, Charles, Dallas; Lorn, Quincy, Mass. Services 2 p. m. Wednesday from the residence. Interment in Shady Grove Cemetery, Rev. Irving officiating. Arrangements with Sparkman-Holtz-Brand.

WELLS, Charles S., 55 years old, 3232 Purdue, passed away Tuesday. Surviving are his wife, a daughter, Mrs. W. W. Taggart, Dallas; a brother, Ross C. Wells, California, and a sister, Mrs. Rebekah Taylor, Lyons, Kan. Services 2 p. m. Thursday at Hillcrest Memorial Park, Dr. Marshall Steel officiating. Arrangements with Poole Funeral Home.

     The body of Eugene Richardson, 26, who died Wednesday night at Parkland Hospital of injuries received when he was run over by a train in the railroad yards near Industrial Boulevard, Wednesday noon, will be forwarded Thursday night to Datto, Ark., his home.
     The body will be accompanied by his father, William Henry Richardson, who arrived in Dallas Thursday morning.
     Richardson, according to information given investigating officers, was attempting to board a freight train and fell beneath the cars. One leg was severed and the other so badly mangled, amputation was necessary. He died from loss of blood.

MELLERSH, Mrs. Mollie F., age 80, wife of the late George Mellersh, passed away Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis A. Allen, 5526 Morningside. Surviving are one son, J. W. Powers, Marlin, Tex.; three daughters, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. C. L. Robertson of New Orleans and Mrs. J. G. Keller, Kaufman, Tex.; two sisters, Mrs. J. W. Trevette, Dallas, and Mrs. Donna Dean, Abilene, Tex.; one brother, O. F. Walton, Terrell, Tex., and five grand children. Funeral services 3 p. m. Thursday. Episcopal Church, Tex., interment in Terrell Cemmetery under direction of Clayton & Anderson Bros. Pallbearers: D. E. Nicholson, J. A. Edwards, E. N. Phillips, J. G. Warren, R. C. Goodman, W. A. Moore, Sr., and B. M. Childress, Terrell; P. M. Brinker, Dallas, D. R. Murchison and A. W. Macon, Dallas.

RICHARDSON, Eugene, Datto, Ark., age 26, passed away in local sanitarium Wednesday evening. Survived by father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Richardson, Datto, Ark.; two brothers, Leslie and Kenneth, both of Datto; one sister, Mrs. Gertrude Canterbury, Donaldson, Mo. Remains will be forwarded Thursday night to Datto, Ark., for services and interment. Arrangements with Weever Funeral Home.

ROSSON, Jefferson Davis, age 72, died Wednesday at the residence near Frisco and Prosper. Born in Tennessee. Survived by wife, Mrs. Matilda Rosson, Frisco; four sons, J. T. Rosson, Burnett, Tex.; J. F. Rosson, Ennis, Tex.; Oscar Rosson, Sanger, Tex.; Everett Rosson, Dallas; six daughters, Mrs. H. G. Larkin, Bridgeport; Mrs. Horace Brannin, San Antonio; Mrs. Willard Guinn, Frisco; Mrs. Horace Venable, Frisco; Mrs. Lynn Hogler, Corsicana; Mrs. Warren Pope, Paducah, Tex. Services Friday 10 a. m. at the residence, Frsico and Prosper, Rev. William E. Brown, Dallas, officiating. Interment in Myrtle Cemetery, Ennis, Tex. Arrangements with Guardian Funeral Home.

COOK, James Emmett, age 58 years, died Thursday morning, residence on Eagle Ford Road. Survived by wife; four daughters, Misses Margaret and Vivian Marie Cook, Mrs. Della Ford, Mrs. Aliece Snowden; three sons, Buck, John Henry, Floyd Ernest Cook, all of Dallas; 2 brothers, George Cook, of Houston, Charles Cook, of Fort Worth. Funeral arrangements to be announced later by Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul.

ELSKES, Walter, passed away Wednesday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Florence Elskes; daughter, Miss Bobbie Elskes, Dallas; one sister, three brothers. Services Friday 1 p. m., at Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery, Handley, Tex., Rev. W. C. Martin officiating. Pallbearers: M. V. Donaldson, S. A. Buckmaster, Edwin Gersch, Sam Emrich, Charles A. Barnett, J. B. Baker, Jr.

FREEMAN, Robert Lee, age 70, 3608 S. Fitzhugh, passed away Wednesday morning. Survived by wife, Mrs. Lula Freeman, Dallas; four sons, W. C. and Arthur, both of Dallas; Paul and Jesse, both of Austin; three daughters, Mrs. Rossie Gresham, Mrs. Oressa Chafin, Mrs. Rose Haynes, all of Dallas; ten grandchildren, one great-grandchild. Services at Pleasant Mound M. E. Church, Thursday 3:30 p. m. Interment Pleasant Mound Cemetery, R. C. Buckner Masonic Lodge No. 1176 in charge of services at grave. Arrangements with Weever Funeral Home.

HAGGARD, Emmett S., age 67, passed away Thursday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Laura Haggard; a daughter, Miss Isabell Haggard, Dallas; four sisters, Mrs. Nova Welton, Mrs. R. D. Berryman, Pampa, Tex.; Mrs. Ella Epperson, Winchester, Ky.; Mrs. Mattie Piersall, Catesby, Okla.; two brothers, John and L. B. Haggard, Pampa, Tex.; two sisters-in-law, Mrs. S. S. Bell, Crowell, Tex., and Mrs. Gilbert C. Walker, Dallas. Services 10 a. m. Saturday, Weiland Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Interment in Plano, Tex.

HENSON, Lee, age 59, passed away Wednesday. Survived by half brother and half sister, Mrs. Fred L. Bethel of Dallas. Services 4 p. m. Saturday from Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, Rev. A. W. Perce officiating. Interment in Oakland Cemetery.

JAMES, Frank, age 80. Survived by wife, Mrs. Sarah Lee James; two sons, S. L. and R. B. James; four daughters, Mrs. Ruby Bergen and Mrs. E. L. Gwartney, Dallas; Mrs. J. T. Morgan, Houston, and Mrs. N. W. McCarmick, Abilene. Services Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, 4 p. m. Thursday. Rev. William R. Polyhamus officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers: Fred Mishaw, Dave Scotland, Cal Carruthers, Charlie Carruthers, Jack McGuire, Baxter Groves, Ted Gaiser. He was a member of W. O. W. and Dallas local stone cutters' union.

LARUE, Mrs. Laura, 1000 S. Harwood, age 48, passed away at the residence Wednesday afternoon. Survived by husband, Robert L. LaRue. Services at the grave, 2:30 p. m. Thursday. Interment in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Arrangements with Weever Funeral Home.

RANSDELL, Charles, age 63, passed away at his home, 4335 Travis. Survived by wife; two daughters, Mrs. R. Z. Glass and Mrs. E.[?]. L. Manchen; two sons, C. E. and G. H. Ransdell, all of Dallas; two grandchildren, one brother and two sisters. Services 2 p. m. Friday from the Weiland Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Rev. W. W. Phares officiating. Interment Restland Memorial Park.

     Following funeral services at 10 a. m. Saturday in the Weiland Funeral Church, for Emmett S. Haggard, 67, who died Thursday, the body will be taken over land to Plano, Tex., for burial. Dr. L. N. D. Wells will officiate. Pallbearers will be Tandy Haggard, Levi Joffrion, Jack Bass, Bert Curtis, W. L. Richards and C. W. Flanders.
     Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Laura Haggard; one daughter, Miss Isabelle Haggard of Dallas; four sisters, Mrs. Nova Welton, Mrs. R. D. Berryman of Tampa, Texas; Mrs. Ella Epperson of Winchester, Ky.; Mrs. Mattie Piersall of Catesby, Okla; two brothers, John and L. B. Haggard of Tampa, Tex.

BAILEY, Catherine Josephine, died Thursday, local sanitarium. Residence Killeen, Tex. Age 76. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. W. H. Justice of Dallas, Mrs. G. A. Normand, Jr., of Killeen, Tex.; son, W. W. Bailey of Salado, Tex. Funeral service 2 p. m. Saturday at Belton. Arrangements with Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul.

DOSS, Mrs. Lena L., age 40, passed away Thursday. Surviving are her husband, Grady Doss; father, W. F. Williams, both of Dallas. Funeral cortege leaves residence, 5111 Lindsley, Friday, 3 p. m. Services Owenwood Methodist Church, 3:15 p. m., the Rev. J. W. Hoyt officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery under direction of Weiland's. Directors of Funeral Services, 2909 Live Oak. Pallbearers: B. M. Day, Peyton Douglas, J. H. Eskridge, John Hopkinson, J. B. McManus, L. W. Lunt.

DANIEL, Wm. L., Sr., age 74, residence, 2600 Lovers Lane, passed away Thursday. Survived by one son, W. L. Jr., Dallas; two daughters, Mrs. Lee Heffington, and Miss Nona Lee Daniel, Richardson. Funeral services 10 a. m. Saturday from chapel of McKamy-Campbell. Interment in Daniel Cemetery.

GRIFFITS, William E., age 77, passed away Thursday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Penola B.; one son, W. F. Griffitts, both of Dallas; brother, John C. Griffitts, Chicago, Ill.; grandson, W. C. Griffits, Dallas. Services 2 p. m. Saturday from Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, Dr. William R. Paulhamus officiating. Interment in Restland Memorial Park.

HAGGARD, Emmett S., age 67, passed away Thursday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Laura Haggard; a daughter, Miss Isabell, Dallas; four sisters, Mrs. Nova Welton, Mrs. R. D. Berryman, Pampa, Tex.; Mrs. Ella Epperson, Winchester, Ky.; Mrs. Mattie Piersall, Catesby, Okla.; two brothers, John and L. B. Haggard, Tampa, Tex.; two sisters-in-law, Mrs. S. S. Bell of Crowell, Tex., and Mrs. Gilbert C. Walker of Dallas. Service 10 a. m. Saturday from Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. L. N. D. Wells officiating. Interment Plano, Tex. Pallbearers: Tandy Haggard, Levi Joffrion, Jack Bass, Bert Curtis, W. L. Richards, C. W. Flanders.

HENSON, Lee, age 59, passed away Wednesday. Survived by half-brother and half-sister, Mrs. Fred L. Bethel of Dallas. Services 4 p. m. Friday, Friday from Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Rev. A. W. Pierce officiating. Interment in Oakland Cemetery.

MOUZON, Bishop Edwin D., age 67, died at his home in Charlotte, N. C., Wednesday. Surviving are his wife; three sons, Dr. Edwin D. Mouzon, Jr., Dr. J. C. Mouzon, Durham, N. C.; Dr. O. T. Mouzon, Charlotte, N. C.; two daughters, Mrs. C. H. Thomas, Mrs. Paul G. Peurifoy; one brother, H. D. Mouzon, all of Dallas. Services at First Methodist Churth at 2 p. m. Saturday. Bishop John M. Moore and Bishop A. Frank Smith officiating. Interment in Oakland. Arrangements with the George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel

PILCHER, Mrs. Laura, age 76, passed away Friday. Survived by a son, Stuart E. Pilcher, Dallas; a brother, John Stuart of Marysville, Cal. Hour of service to be announced later by Weiland's. Directors of Funeral Services, 2909 Live Oak.

RANSDELL, Charles, age 63, passed away at his home, 4335 Travis. Survived by wife; two daughters, Mrs. R. Z. Glass and Mrs. E. L. Manchen; two sons, C. E. and G. H. Ransdell, all of Dallas; two grandchildren, one brother and two sisters. Services 2:30 p. m. Friday from Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Rev. W. W. Phares officiating. Interment Restland Memorial Park. Pallbearers: A. C. Portman, W. W. Hulse, W. H. James, H. H. Reed, J. J. Lair, B. A. Schultz.

RICHBURG, Joseph Lafayette, died at his residence, 2510 Moyres. Survived by two sisters-in-law, Miss Dora Archibald, Miss May Archibald; two brothers-in-law, R. N. and J. B. Services at 4 p. m. Friday at McKamy-Campbell Chapel, the Rev. E. K. Dougherty officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery.

SANDERS, Mrs. Emma T., died Friday morning. Residence 1501 Cadiz. Survived by husband, Will Sanders; mother, Mrs. Sallie Thomas, Fort Worth; daughter, Mrs. Claud M. Bartee, Dallas; sister, Mrs. M. Gabert, Fort Worth; brother, E. L. Thomas, Fort Worth. Funeral services Saturday, 2 p. m. from the Bower Funeral Home, 3000 Maple Ave., Rev. Edgar Spearman officiating. Pallbearers: M. K. Alexander, P. T. Vove, J. C. Clark, L. P. Ward, Fred Roddy, George H. Rheinlander. Interment in Grove Hill Cemetery.

SWEENEY, Edward Michael, age 54, of 506 Sabine, died Wednesday at local hospital. Born in Denison, Tex., resident of Dallas 24 years. Survived by wife, Mrs. Katherine Sweeney; daughter, Miss Marie; brother, John J. Sweeney; sister, Miss Marie C. Sweeney, all of Dallas. Rosary at 7:30 p. m. Friday at Gaurdian Funeral Chapel by Father Bender. Funeral services 9:30 a. m., Saturday at Sacred Heart Cathedral. Msgr. A. Danglmayr officiating. Interment in Oakland Cemetery. Pallearers: R. G. Murray, J. W. Sheegog, Herman Humphries, John Peterson, T. G. Cleveland, R. G. Hall.

     Asleep alone in his home, Walter Bruce Kelsay, 50, well known Dallas lumber man, was burned to death when the five-room frame cottage at 114 N. Travis Street, Arcadia Park, caught fire at 3:30 a. m. Saturday.
     A newspaper route carrier, W. A. Dehmanhorst, discovered the fire while making his rounds. He ran upon the porch and pounded on the door, but heat from the flames drove him back. He ran to a nearby house and called the sheriff's office, which, in turn, summoned the fire department.
     The house was a complete loss. Kelsay's body, burned beyond recognition, was found in the ruins.
     Mr. Kelsay had been out of the city and was expected to return to Dallas Saturday. He apparently came home unexpectedly Friday evening. His wife, not expecting him to return until Saturday, was spending the night away from home. Notified of his death, she was stricken with grief.
     Origin of the fire was not determined. Whipped by an early morning breeze, the fire swiftly destroyed the house and burned the garage and Kelsay's car that was parked in it.
     Kelsay's body was taken in charge by Rene Cox Funeral Home. Funeral services were to be held at 4 p. m. Saturday, with burial in Laurel Park. Dr. Leo Johnson was scheduled to have charge of the services.
     Mr. Kelsay is survived by his wife, one sister, Mrs. Myrta Thompson, Pampa, Tex., and two brothers, Bert Kelsay of Dallas and Guy Kelsay of Pampa.

     Funeral services for Mrs. Cecil Calvert Reams, 42, who died Friday at a local hospital of injuries received in a fall from the sixth floor of the Tower Petroleum Building, will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday in the Ed C. Smith Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Grove Hill Cemetery.
     Pallbearers will be Edison Jalonick, Felix Hereford, Henry Catto, Devereaux Dunlap, George Griffiths and Ben Haughton.
     Mrs. Reams, an interior decorator, lived at 6004 Bryan Parkway. She was born in Bowling Green, Ky., and had been a resident of Dallas six years.
     Surviving are two brothers, T. H. Obenchain of Dallas and W. A. Obenchain of Santa Fe, N. M.

     Irving, Tex., Feb. 13 (Special). -- W. H. Mahan, 82, pioneer resident of Dallas County, died at his home near here Saturday morning. Funeral services will be held at the Baptist Church Sunday afternoon at 2:30, with burial in Wheatland Cemetery. Surviving are his wife and five children, B. H. of Dallas, M. E. of Iron [Irion?], C. H. of Longview, J. T. of Austin and C. E. of Georgetown, Tenn. One sister also survives.

     Burial rites for Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon, 68, former chairman of the board of trustees and dean of the School of Theology at Southern Methodist University, were to be performed at 2 p. m. Saturday at the First Methodist Church, where his body lay in state for an hour prior to the ceremony.
     Bishop John M. Moore and Bishop A. Frank Smith were to officiate at the services, and at the interment rites at Oakland Cemetery. The body arrived during the morning from Charlotte, N. C., where he died Thursday at his home after a lengthy illness. After brief ceremonies there, his body was brought to Dallas for the final rites, in accordance with a request made by him.
     Methodist pastors of Dallas and towns of the surrounding territory were to attend in a body, being headed by six bishops of the Texas conference. Members of the board of education, with which Bishop Mouzon co-ordinated his work here, also were to attend the services.

Noted Ministers Here.
     Among the Methodist officials who came to Dallas to pay final tribute to Bishop Mouzon and were to be at the church during the rites, were Bishop Paul B. Kern of Greensboro, N. C.; Bishop H. A. Boaz of Fort Worth, Bishop Hoyt M. Dobbs of Shreveport, and Bishop S. R. Hay of Houston and Dr. W. F. Quillan of Nashville, general secretary of the Methodist board of education.
     Pallbearers were to be Dr. R. W. Goodloe, Dr. John H. McGinnis, Dr. J. H. Hicks, Dr. J. S. McIntosh, R. H. Shuttles, Dr. S. H. C. Burgin, Dr. Marshall W. Steel and Dr. R. W. Baird.
     Surviving Bishop Mouzon are his widow, three sons, Dr. Edwin D. Mouzon, Jr., of Dallas; Dr. J. C. Mouzon of Durham, N. C., and Dr. O. T. Mouzon of Charlotte; two daughters, Mrs. C. H. Thomas and Mrs. Paul G. Peurifoy, and one brother, H. D. Mouzon, all of Dallas.

BROWN, John E., age 46, 1104 East Eleventh St., died Friday night. Survived by wife, Mrs. Blanche Brown; one son, Troy Brown; three daughters, Mrs. J. McCommas, Mrs. Edna Brown and Miss Betty Jo Brown; mother, Mrs. Betty Brown; two sisters, Mrs. Ivy Phillips and Mrs. Ida Brown. Services at 3 p. m. Saturday from chapel of Poole Funeral Home, Rev. L. E. Davis officiating. Interment Lancaster Cemetery.

FREEMAN, Dalton A., age 13, died Saturday morning. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Freeman; one sister, Cherle Alene; two grandmothers, Mrs. Anna Meader, Dallas; Mrs. Mary Jordan, Los Angeles; one step-brother, Jimmie Freeman, Dallas. Funeral services at 4 p. m. Saturday from South Harwood Baptist Church, Rev. C. C. Richardson, Rev. L. B. Collins and Rev. J. E. Sherrill officiating. Interment in Grove Hill Cemetery.

GOWEN, John Lymuel, age 57, died Saturday at the residence, 5911 Santa Fe. Survived by wife, Mrs. Jessie Gowen; 5 sons, Jack L., John, Thomas Jefferson, J. Perry and William; 5 daughters, Mrs. J. B. Crow, Misses Mary Kathryn, Evelyn, Elsie, May and Jane Gowen; mother, Mrs. Lucinda M. Gowen; 2 sisters, Mrs. Ed Wheeler and Mrs. M. S. Gunn. Services 2 p. m. Monday, St. John's Methodist Church, Rev. Scales officiating. Interment in Restland Memorial Park. Tannehill Lodge No. 52 will have charge of services at the grave. Arrangements with McKamy-Campbell.

KELSAY, Walter Bruce, age 50, residence, 114 N. Travis (Arcadia Park), passed away Saturday morning. Survived by wife; one sister, Mrs. Myrta Thompson, Pampa, Tex.; two brothers, Bert of Dallas and Guy Kelsay of Pampa. Funeral services 4 p. m. Saturday from the Rene H. Cox Funeral Home, 300 W. Davis, Rev. Leo Johnston officiating. Interment in Laurel Land.

KENT, Mrs. Ethel G., age 44, passed away Saturday. Surviving are her husband, A. L. kent; four daughters, Mrs. Alphretta Adams, Mrs. Vera Adams, Misses Murl and Myron Jean Kent; six sons, J. C., Logan, Lloyd, Rayburn, Jim Ray and Kenneth Kent, all of Dallas; mother, Mrs. J. S. Dancer, Italy, Texas.; one brother, Sam Dancer, Italy, Tex.; one brother, Sam Dancer, Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. Velma Sheppard, Mrs. Mamie Rogers, Terrell, Tex. Funeral services 2 p. m. Sunday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Rev. Herman H. Davis officiating. Interment at Forney, Tex.

HODGES, Mrs. Eva Lee, 237 Melba, passed away Friday night. Survived by husband, E. D. Hodges; two daughters, Mrs. C. M. Duncan, Hillsboro and Mrs. Allen Mecklenberg, Dallas; a son, Dorris Hodges, Waco; two sisters, five brothers; mother, Mrs. Olivia Stokes; two grandchildren. Services 1 p. m. Saturday at the Poole Funeral Home. Rev. S. A. Barnes officiating. Interment at 4 p. m. in Hillsboro Cemetery.

LANE, Capt. E. B., age 65, died Friday night at local hospital. Resicence, 5443 Richmond. Survived by wife, Mrs. Virginia Lane, and a son, Reeves M. Lane. Funeral services 10 a. m. Monday from the chapel of Ed C. Smith & Bro. Interment in Grove Hill.

PILCHER, Mrs. Laura, age 76 years, passed away Friday. Survived by son, Stuart E. Pilcher, Dallas; brother, John Stuart of Marysville, Cal. Hour of service to be announced later. For information, call Weiland's, Directors of Funeral Services, 2909 Live Oak.

SANDERS, Mrs. Emma T., residence 1501 Cadiz Street, died Friday at a local hospital. Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Sallie Thomas, Fort Worth; daughter, Mrs. Claud M. Bartee, Dallas; one sister, Mrs. M. Gobert; one brother, E. L. Thomas, both of Fort Worth. Funeral services Saturday, 2 p. m. at the Bower Funeral Home, 3000 Maple Avenue, the Rev. Edgar Spearman officiating. Pallbearers, M. K. Alexander, P. T. Love, J. C. Clark, L. P. Ward, Fred Roddy, George H. Rheinlander. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery.

SPRINGER, Spencer, aged 56, passed away Thursday. Survived by one cousin, Cecil Aldridge of Dallas. Services at 10 a. m. Monday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2900 Live Oak, the Rev. W. H. Wynn officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery.

SPRINGER, Mrs. Eugenia A., aged 51, passed away Friday. Survived by mother, Mrs. Lucy P. Caven; a brother, George W. Caven of Dallas; two nephews. Services 10 a. m. Monday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, the Rev. W. H. Wynn officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery.

WEEVER, Mrs. Willie, age 51, residence 1920 N. St. Paul, died Friday in local hospital. Surviving are her mother, Mrs. N. R. Williamson, Oklahoma; one daughter, Miss Hallie Anderson, Dallas; two sons, J. B. Weever, Dallas; F. E. Weever, Kansas; three sisters; three brothers. Funeral services 2 p. m. Sunday at Carroll's Funeral Home, Gainesville, Texas. Local arrangemetns with the Bower Funeral Home.

WOOTTEN, Mrs. Effie Dalton, of Chickasha, Okla., died at a local hospital Friday. Survived by two sons, Richard Kelly Wooten, Jr., and John B. Wootten, both of Chickasha; four daughters, Mrs. A. L. Durand, Hobart, Okla.; Mrs. B. P. Siddons, Chickasha; Mrs. Charles E. Miller, Torganoxie, Kan., and Mrs. Richard W. Blalock, Marshall, Tex.; one brother, J. Y. Hughes, Muskogee, Okla.; two sisters, Mrs. Betty Vinson, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Minnie Smith, Memphis, Tenn.; seventeen grandchildren. Remains will be forwarded to Chickasha for interment Saturday by George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel.

     Double funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Springer, who died within a day of each other, will be held Monday at 10 a. m. in the Weiland funeral church, with Dr. W. H. Wynn officiating. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery.
     Mr. Springer, 56, a mechanic, died suddenly of a heart attack at his home, 1412 South Preston Street. Mrs. Springer died Friday at a local hospital.
     Springer was born in Evansville, Ind., and had lived in Dallas twenty-five years. Mrs. Springer, born in Harrison County, had been a resident of Dallas forty-six years.
     Surviving Mrs. Springer are her mother, Mrs. Lucy Caven, and a brother, George W. Caven, both of Dallas. Mr. Springer is survived by a cousin, Cecil Aldridge of Dallas.

     Funeral services were being arranged Saturday for Capt. E. B. Lane, 65, a member of the Dallas police department for thirty-two years, who died of a heart attack in a local hospital Friday night. Members of the department who served with Captain Lane will be pallbearers.
     Captain Lane, who was born in Collin County, entered the police department in 1905, when Epps Knight was chief. In 1907, Lane was transferred to the mounted division, and in 1908, was made a sergeant. He was promoted to captain in 1909, and for seven years, served as night chief. He was the only officer to hold this position.
     In 1916, when the department adopted the double platoon system, Captain Lane was placed in command of one of the details. During his entire service in the department, he never lost his rank.

Death Broadcast.
     For the first time in the history of the department, the death of a member was broadcast over KVP to all officers on duty Friday night.
     Inspector J. M. Welch will select the pallbearers and aid in completing the guard of honor and other burial arrangements.
     Captain Lane is survived by his widow, Mrs. Virginia Lane; one son, Reeves M. Lane, both of Dallas, and one brother, Rev. William Lane of Cuero, Tex. Mrs. Geraldine Lane Swinsky, Dallas Little Theater sponsor, who died two years ago, was a daughter.
     Two years ago, when Captain Lane completed thirty years' service in the department, he was presented with a gold badge by members of the department. He was one of the most popular superior officers in the department.

BRITAIN, Mrs. Virginia Archey, age 59, passed away Friday at residence, 305 South Brighton. Survived by two daughters, Miss Emma Britain and Miss Marie Britain, both of Dallas; two sons, James, Dallas; Orchey, Wyoming; three sisters, Mrs. W. H. Anderson, New York; Mrs. Pearl McCoy, New York, and Mrs. Myrtle Coverston, California; four brothers, Charles, Harry and Ray Archey, Dallas, and Frank Archey, Wichita Fallas; two grandchildren. Services 10 a. m. Monday from Lamar & Smith Chapel, Rev. W. W. Orr, officiating. Interment in Laurel Land.

CLAY, Mrs. Lula Belle, 54, died Saturday at the residence, 1727 Michigan. Born in Texas, resident of Dallas 27 years; survived by husband, E. O. Clay; son, Ray Clay; one daughter, Miss Ollie May Clay; mother, Mrs. Mollie Anne Gzedda, all of Dallas. Services at 2 p. m. in the Hillcrest Baptist Church, 2603 Idaho. The Rev. D. D. Sumrall officiating. Burial in Laurel Land Cemetery. Pallbearers, R. E. Ford, Mr. Allman, R. E. Phillips, Mr. Garvey, Dr. W. T. Bohanon and Will Sturgis. Arrangement with Guardian Funeral Home.

BOATMAN, R., age 68, residence 3137 1/2 Ross, passed away Saturday. Survived by wife; 3 sons, W. T., J. A.,L. M.; 3 daughters, Mrs. Lovera Morgan, Mrs. Sallie Elliott, Mrs. Eddie Richardson; 3 brothers, Charlie, Rance, Eli, 2 sisters, Mrs. Mollie Van Aulston and Mrs. Eliza Boynton. Services at the East Baptist Church, Sherman, 3 p. m. Monday. Arrangements with McKamy-Campbell.

BROWN, Harry, 3205 Forest, age 73, passed away Friday. Survived by wife; 3 sons, Harry, Jr., George H. and John H.; one daughter, Mrs. Addie Coleman. Services 2:30 p. m. Sunday at Richland Cemetery, 12 miles south of Corsicana. Arrangements with McKamy-Campbell. Corsicana papers please copy.

GOWEN, John Lymuel, age 57, died Saturday at the residence, 5911 Santa Fe. Survived by wife, Mrs. Jessie Gowen; 5 sons, Jack L., John, Thomas Jefferson, J. Perry and William; 5 daughters, Mrs. J. B. Crow, Misses Mary Kathryn, Evelyn, Elsie, May and Jane Gowen; mother, Mrs. Lucinda M. Gowen; 2 sisters, Mrs. Ed Wheeler and Mrs. M. S. Gunn. Services 2 p. m. Monday, St. John's Methodist Church, Rev. Scales officiating. Interment in Restland Memorial Park. Tannehill Lodge No. 52 will have charge of services at the grave. Arrangements with McKamy-Campbell.

CASHION, Gracie Jean, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cashion, passed away Saturday. Chapel services 2:30 p. m. Sunday. Revis-Suggs Funeral Home, 1001 Second Avenue.

JOHNSON, Mrs. Maggie, died Friday, funeral arrangements incomplete. For information call McKamy-Campbell.

KENT, Mrs. Ethel G., age 44, passed away Saturday. Surviving are her husband, A. L. Kent; four daughters, Mrs. Alphretta Adams; Mrs. Vera Adams; Misses Murl and Myron Jean Kent; six sons, J. C., Logan, Lloyd, Rayburn, Jim Ray and Kenneth Kent, all of Dallas; mother, Mrs. J. S. Dancer, Italy, Texas; one brother, Sam Dancer, Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. Velma Sheppard, Mrs. Mamie Rogers, Terrell, Texas. Funeral services 2 p. m. Sunday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Rev. Herman H. Davis officiating. Interment at Forney, Texas. Pallbearers: T. R. Foreman, Carl Jackson, Carl Fox, Raymond Burris, Charlie Cofman, D. D. Robertson.

LANE, Capt. E. B., age 65, died Friday night at local hospital. Residence, 5443 Richmond. Survived by wife, Mrs. Virginia Lane, and a son, Reeves M. Lane. Funeral services 10 a. m. Monday from the chapel of Ed C. Smith & Bro. Interment in Grove Hill, Dr. S. H. C. Burgin and Dr. L. N. D. Wells, officiating. Pallbearers: Inspector J. M. Welch, Lieutenant A. H. Dillinger, Sergeants A. N. Vittrup, W. S. Brogdon, R. R. Stewart, O. P. Wright.

MEEKS, John T., age 87, died Saturday at his home, 5711 Lewis Street, of influenza. Survived by widow, Mrs. Susan Meeks; one daughter, Miss Ruth Thompson; three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not completed. Sparkman-Holtz-Brand, undertakers.

PILCHER, Mrs. Laura, age 76 years, passed away Friday. Survived by son, Stuart E. Pilcher, Dallas; brother, John Stuart of Marysville, Cal. Services 2 p. m. Sunday. Weiland Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Rev. G. Henry Mood officiating. Interment in Restland Memorial Park.

SIMS, Sr., Taylor Jackson, age 90, died Saturday at his home, 5904 Junius. Survived by 3 daughters, Mrs. W. P. Bonner, Athens; Miss Irene and Eula Sims, Dallas; 2 sons, M. M. of Dallas and Taylor J., Jr., of Hillsboro. Remains will leave the residence 10:30 a. m. Sunday, going overland to Teague Cemetery, where services and interment will be held at the Cotton Gin Cemetery at 2 p. m. Arrangements with Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul.

SPRINGER, Spencer, age 56, passed away Thursday. Survived by one cousin, Cecil Aldridge of Dallas. Services at 10 a. m. Monday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, the Rev. W. H. Wynn officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery.

SPRINGER, Mrs. Eugenia A., age 51, passed away Friday. Survived by mother, Mrs. Lucy P. Caven; a brother, George W. Caven of Dallas; two nephews. Services 10 a. m. Monday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, the Rev. W. H. Wynn officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery.

WILKINS, Mrs. Susie Telitha, age 76, residence 2217 Poplar, passed away Saturday. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Maybelle Lucky and Mrs. Daisy Adams; three brothers, Jim, Will and A. J. Adams. Services at 2:30 p. m., Monday in Salem Chapel in New Boston. Arrangements with Revis-Suggs Funeral Home, 1001 Second Avenue.

WILSON, Rex. I., 25, of 1816 Lear Street, died Saturday at a local hospital. Born in Kaufman, resident of Dallas seventeen years. Survived by wife, Mrs. Louise Wilson; son, Jerry Wilson, mother, Mrs. Annie Wilson, all of Dallas; four brothers, Wallace Wilson of Madison, Fla.; Ebbie, Claude and Carl Wilson, all of Dallas; three sisters, Mrs. W. C. Ayers of Wills Point, Mrs. E. T. Barker and Mrs. S. L. Wilson of Dallas. Services Monday 4 p. m., Guardian Funeral Home, with the Rev. J. E. Sherrill officiating. Burial in Restland Memorial Park.

WALL, Ed., passed away Friday in San Jose, Cal. Remains will be received here Sunday night by the Revis-Suggs Funeral Home, 1001 Second Avenue.

     Mesquite, Tex., Feb. 15 (Special). Funeral services were held here this afternoon for Mrs. S. E. Weatherford, 73, pioneer resident, who died at the home of her son, Bill, Sunday. Burial was in Long Creek Cemetery. Surviving are one son, Bill, of Mesquite, and two daughters, Mesdames Mary Lumley and Dick Anderson of Dallas. [as given]

     Garland, Tex., Feb. 15. (AP). -- Mrs. Frances E. Gordon, 76, pioneer resident of Itasca, died at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Ray Campbell, here Sunday. Funeral services were held today at Itasca with burial at Hillsboro. Five daughters and a son survive.

     Garland, Tex., Feb. 15 (Special). Funeral services were held at the Rose Hill Baptist Church at 2 o'clock Monday for William T. Holly, a resident of this community for more than fifty years. Rev. Charles White officiated and burial was in the Mills Cemetery. He is survived by one son, Roy Holly, of Rose Hill, with whom he made his home.

BUCHANAN, Edward James, 29, died Sunday at local hospital. Survived by wife; one daughter, Ethlyn; mother, Mrs. E. J. Buchanan, Grand Saline; one brother, Barnes Buchanan of Grand Saline; two sisters, Mrs. Gordon Hayden, Wills Point; Mrs. Lillie Batlery, Grand Saline; grandmother, Mrs. Mary Sides, Martins Mills, Texas. Funeral 10 a. m., Tuesday at Lamar & Smith Chapel, Dr. Wallace Bassett officinating Interment at Laurel Land Cemetery.

EDWARDS, Dr. Ben Martin, died Monday morning local hospital, residence Stoneleigh Court, age 50. Survived by wife, Mrs. Leona May Edwards, two brotehrs, S. A. Edwards, Los Angeles, Elmer Edwards, Tucumcaria, New Mexico; one son, Ben B.; daughter, Patricia Edwards, Kansas City, Mo.; two grandchildren. Funeral services 2 p. m. Tuesday, Greenville Avenue Christian Church, Dr. L. N. D. Wells and Dr. Paul Daugherty officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery. Arrangements Ed C. Smith and Bro., Ross and St. Paul.

GEORGE, Henry Llewellyn, died Saturday at residence, 6258 Velasco, age 53. Survived by wife, one son, J. H. George, Dallas. Services 10 a. m. Tuesday from All Saints' Church, Peak and Bryan. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. Arrangements Ed C. Smith and Bro., Ross and St. Paul.

GRIGSBY, Mrs. Rosa, age 68, passed away Sunday at the home, 5203 Gaston. Survived by husband, Dr. C. M. Grigsby, of Dallas; one brother, Dr. Robert D. Webb; one sister, Mrs. Carrie Longino of Minden, La. Services 4 p. m. Monday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, the Rev. R. L. Holmes of McKinney Avenue Baptist Church and the Rev. Fred Eastham of Wichita Fallas officiating. Interment in Grove Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers: Dr. H. Leslie Moore, Dr. George C. Kindley, Dr. Sam Webb, Dr. Tate Miller, the Rev. E. E. Lee, John N. Harris. Honorary pallbearers: Dr. Harvey G. Beck of Baltimore, Dr. E. R. Zemp, Knoxville, Tenn.; Dr. T. C. Terrell of Fort Worth, Dr. A. P. Buchanan of Mineola, Dr. J. W. Park of Kaufman, Dr. R. H. Holton of Terrell, Wood Nash of Kaufman, W. P. Allen of Terrell and the members of Dallas County Medical Society, the faculty of Baylor University and the officers of the Praetorians.

McCLESKY/McCLESKEY, Charles Arthur, 63, died Sunday at local hospital. Residence 4223 Irving. Survived by wife; one son, Ben Matthews McCleskey, Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. Milton Kiker, Canyon City, and Mrs. E. F. Grissom, Fort Worth; two brothers, Lewis McCleskey, Lingleville, Texas, and J. E. McCleskey, Tulsa. Services will be held at George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel at 1 p. m. Monday, the Rev. C. A. Wright of Fort Worth officiating. Remains to be taken to Cleburne for interment. Pallbearers: Ben A. Matthews, Ed Lowe McCleskey, Tom Lambert, Charlie Hooper, Roy McAllister and Wayne McCleskey.

PILCHER, Mrs. Laura, age 76 years, passed away Friday. Survived by son, Stuart E. Pilcher, Dallas; brother, John Stuart of Marysville, Cal. Services 2 p. m., Monday. Weiland Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Rev. G. Henry Mood officiating. Interment in Restland Memorial Park.

HARRISON, Dr. Frank, age 50, residence 5407 Richard, died Monday at local hospital. Survived by wife; two sons, Ed and Frank Harrison; a brother, Joe D. Harrison; a sister, Mrs. W. M. Morrow. Services 2 p. m. Wednesday from chapel Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery.

PUTNAM, Marcus G., age 61, 4907 Lindsley, died Sunday night near Denton. Survived by wife, Mrs. Annie Putnam; five sons, O. M., H. W., J. W., R. L. and Paul; two daughters, Miss Louise and Miss Jennie Putnam; a brother, J. M. Putnam; a sister, Mrs. Jean Bodine. Services 4 p. m. Tuesday from chapel of Toole Funeral Home, Dr. W. W. Fowler officiating. Interment Laurel Land.

ROGERS, George B., died Monday, Muskogee, Okla., residence, 2804 Turney, age 41. Survived by wife; 2 sons, George Kenneth and Robert; daughter, Elaine; mother, Mrs. G. L. Rogers, all of Dallas; 3 sisters, Mrs. L. T. Moffett of Houston, Mrs. W. H. Moffett, Dallas; Mrs. Claude Emerson, San Antonio; 3 brothers, Victor, Abilene; James Rogers, Dallas; Lawrence, Houston. Services 10 a. m. Wednesday, chapel Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul. Interment Oakland.

STRICKLAND, Rev. James H., age 66, passed away Monday evening. Residence, 2347 Hardin Street. Survived by wife; seven daughters, Mrs. C. E. Osborn, Mrs. Earl W. Parker, Mrs. R. M. Marks, Mrs. F. J. Lumpkin, all of Dallas; Mrs. T. W. Standifer, Arlington, Texas; Mrs. J. M. Haake, Abilene, Texas; Mrs. Perry Tarver, San Antonio; a son, F. B. Strickland, Fort Worth; fifteen grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; two brothers and one sister. Services 4 p. m. Tuesday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, Rev. W. H. Wynn officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery.

SWINDELLS, Charles Stewart, age 71, resident of Dallas 71 years, passed away Tuesday morning at residence, 5610 Morningside. Survived by wife; 4 daughters, Mrs. Minnie H. Swindells, Mrs. Margurite Rogers, Mrs. Salon Goode, all of Dallas; Mrs. Louis T. Hamlett, of Wichita Falls; 2 sons, John W., of Kansas City, Mo., Edward L. of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. Fannie B. Austin, Dallas; 4 grandchildren. Services 4 p. m., Wednesday, chapel Sparkman-Holtz-Brand. Rev. Paul Bobb officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery.

     Burns she received Jan. 20, when bed covers caught fire in her room at the Milam Hotel, 2013 Main Street, proved fatal Tuesday for Charlotte Hendrix, 28. Her body was taken to the Leach Funeral Home in Irving.

BRADLEY, Roland H., age 51, passed away Wednesday. Survived by wife; 2 sons, Perry D., Phoenix, Ariz.; Hollis L. of Dallas; two daughters, Misses Rosemary Bradley, Jessie Rae Bradley of Dallas. Services will be conducted at 10 a. m. Thursday, chapel Lamar & Smith, Rev. Albert W. Luper, Oak Cliff First Baptist Church, officiating. Interment Laurel Land Memorial Park. Pallbearers: J. V. Corzine, M. L. Wiederhold, O. R. Barnett, J. M. Scales, S. V. Gray, C. C. Haley.

GIBSON, Sallie Palmer, age 67, passed away Wednesday. Survived by husband, W. F. Gibson; one son, C. B. Allen; two daughters, Bobbie and Mrs. J. B. Jenkins; one grandson, Quentin Jenkins. Remains to go overland Thursday to Paris, Texas, for services 2 p. m. Lamar Street Church of Christ. Arrangements with McKamy-Campbell.

KAINER, Harvey James, age 29, residence 905 Woodlawn, passed away Monday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Alice Kainer; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kainer. Funeral services were held 9:30 a. m. Wednesday, Sacred Heart Cathedral, Mgr. Dangimayr officiating. Remains to be forwarded Wednesday evening to San Antonio for interment Thursday. Arrangements with McKamy-Campbell.

LIVELY, Mrs. Sarah, age 74, passed away at her home early Wednesday morning. Wife of the late S. P. Lively. Survived by one son, David S. Lively of Irving, Tex.; three daughters, Miss Nora Lively of Mesquite; Mrs. L. M. Pittman of Grand Prairie, Mrs. George P. Harris of Dallas; two brothers and one sister. Funeral services Thursday, 2 p. m., Mesquite Baptist Church, with Rev. Thompson officiating, assisted by Revs. L. B. Jenkins, W. H. Wynn and Earnest Ulmer. For further information, call J. F. McCullough, Funeral Directors, 67, Mesquite, Tex.

McCULLOUGH, Martin, died Tuesday local hospital. Survived by one son, M. G. McCullough. Funeral arrangements to be announced later by Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul.

MOORE, Harold Thomas, age 1 year, passed away Tuesday. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Moore; brother, Charles O. Moore, Dallas. Services Wednesday, 2 p. m., Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery.

PULLIAM, Robert M., age 59, passed away in local hospital Wednesday. Survived by wife; one daughter, Miss Mary Pulliam; one brother, A. E. Pulliam; four sisters, Mrs. L. E. McAdams, Mrs. Guy Storey, Mrs. Tom Shaw and Mrs. Olia Williams. Services will be conducted at 1:30 p. m. Thursday from the chapel of Lamar & Smith. Interment in Oak Cliff Cemetery.

SMITH, George F., age 66, 1515 Whitaker, died Tuesday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Willie Mae Smith; one son, Franklin Smith; one daughter, Mrs. C. C. Stephenson; three sisters, one brother. Services 2 p. m. Thursday, chapel Poole Funeral Home. Rev. Forest E. Dudley officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

STOUT, Cary, age 21, residence 6905 Overlook Drive, passed away Tuesday night. Survived by father, E. M. Stout; sister, Mrs. Roy Stamphill; four brothers, E. D., R. R., Clyde and Tom Stout. Services will be conducted 4:30 p. m. Wednesday, Peak and Garland, Full Gospel Church, with pastor Rev. Floyd Hawkins, officiatin, assisted by Rev. Campbell. Interment Oakland Cemetery. Arrangement of service with Revis Suggs Funeral Home, 1001 Second Avenue.

SWINDELLS, Charles Stewart, age 71, resident of Dallas seventy-one years, passed away Tuesday morning at the residence, 5610 Morningside. Survived by wife; four daughters, Miss Minnie H. Swindells, Mrs. Marguerite Rogers, Mrs. Solon Goode, all of Dallas; Mrs. Louis T. Hamlett, Wichita Falls; two sons, John W. Swindells and Edward L. of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. Fannie B. Austin of Dallas; four grandchildren. Services Wednesday 4 p. m., at the chapel of Sparkman-Holtz-Brand, Rev. Paul Bobb officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery. Pallbearers: Vance K. Miller, Judge Payne L. Bush, Judge John L. Rawlins, Judge F. H. Alexander, Walter Van Nort, Foster Gillespie.

TAYLOR, Herbert M., age 40, passed away Wednesday. Survived by father, D. H. Taylor, Lancaster; one daughter, Eutina Sue. Services will be conducted at 3 p. m., Thursday from the chapel of Lamar & Smith. Interment in Rawlins Cemetery.

BOEHLE, Gustave F., 3701 Cleveland, age 77, passed away Thursday. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. G. J. Maas, Oakland, Cal.; and Mrs. Helen Corry of Dallas; two sons, Oscar C. Boehle and Walter G. Boehle, both of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. Selma Hoefle of Velasco, Tex.; two brothers, Frank and Herman Boehle, both of Dallas, and two granddaughters. Member of Uhland Lodge, No. 22, Sons of Hermann, who will have charge of services at the grave. Funeral services from residence 10 a. m. Saturday, Rev. F. c. Rueggeberg officiating. Pallbearers: Bruno Dietel, Frank Ebert, Pius Sinz, William Schliepake, R. Galipp and Hugo Schulze. Interment Oakland Cemetery under the direction of Weiland's, Directors of Funeral Services, 2909 Live Oak.

DONNELL, George Ann, age 3, Grand Prairie, Rt. 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Donnell, died Thursday night. Services and interment 4 p. m. Friday at Watson Chapel, Rev. William H. Cole officiating. Arrangements by Poole Funeral Home.

HOPKINS, Clair May, San Antonio, Tex., age 2, passed away in local sanitarium Thursday. Survived by father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Hopkins, San Antonio. Services at the Chapel of Weever Funeral Home, 2533 McKinney, 3 p. m., Friday, Rev. W. H. Wynn officiating. Interment in Grand Prairie, Tex. [Note: this interment info may have been intended for the Donnell notice above]

JEMISON, Robert, Sr., age 61, passed away Wednesday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mattie Sue Jemison; two sons, Robert Jemison, Jr., and O. L. Nelson, both of Dallas; one brother, W. P. Jemison of Olney, Okla.; a sister, Mrs. W. K. Henderson, Shreveport, La.; two grandsons, O. L. Nelson, Jr., of Dallas and Lester Nelson of Houston; one granddaughter, Miss Rose Mary Nelson of Dallas. Services Friday 2 p. m. at Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, Dr. George W. Truett officiating. Remains forwarded Saturday morning to DeRidder, La., for burial.

PROCTOR, William Custer, age 70 years, passed away Thursday morning at the residence, 5110 Live Oak. Survived by wife, Martha Proctor of Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. Ralph H. Mitchell and Mrs. George A. Fleming[?], both of South Easton, Mass. Services 2 p. m. Saturday at the City Temple Church, Dr. Floyd Poe officiating. Remains will lie in state at City Temple Saturday, 12 until 2, time of service. Pallbearers: E. R. Brown, W. H. Francis, William Mitchell, L. S. Sinclair, D. L. Cobb, Courtney Marshall, Murphy M. Williams, C. R. Stewart, D. A. Little, W. L. Holmes, E. N. Johnson, E. P. Angus, J. H. Henry, M. J. Norrell, Harry L. Maxson, Hatton W. Sumners, Fred M. Lege, Theo J. Fitch, Guy L. Pate. Interment Oakland Cemetery. Arrangements with Sparkman-Holtz-Brand.

URSO, Joseph, age 72, passed away Thursday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Josephine Urso, Dallas; two daughters, Mrs. John Legammlari, of Chicago, Mrs. Tony Macaluso, Dallas; four sons, Sam, Chicago; Ciro, Morris and Angelo, all of Dallas; seven grandchildren. Cortege leaves Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, Saturday at 8:30 a. m. Services Sacred Heart Cathedral, 9 a. m., Father A. Dangimayr officiating. Interment Calvary Hill Cemetery.

     WE WISH to express to our friends our appreciation for their kindness in our bereavement in the tragic death of our beloved husband, father and son.
          Mrs. Joe W. Louderman and children
          Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Louderman.

FINEGLASS, Mrs. Jenny, age 40, 1628 Panama Place, passed away Friday evening. Survived by husband, J. Fineglass, Dallas; three daughters, Mrs. H. Glickman, Fort Worth; Miss Ann and Minnette Fineglass, both of Dallas; one granddaughter, Larue Glickman of Fort Worth. Funeral services from the residence at 1628 Panama Place, 10 a. m. Sunday, Rabbi J. Abramowitz officiating. Interment White Rock Cemetery, under the direction of Weiland's, Director of Funeral Service, 2909 Live Oak.

HOYT, Ralph Wendell, age 24, passed away Saturday. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Hoyt; sister, Miss Martha Hoyt of East Africa; two brothers, H. W. Hoyt, Wichita, Kan; Paul R., Arkansas City, Kan. Services 5 p. m. Saturday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. R. T. Chafer officiating. Remains will be forwarded Saturday night to Wichita, Kan., for burial.

PROCTOR, William Custer, age 70 years, passed away Thursday morning at the residence, 5110 Live Oak. Survived by wife, Martha Proctor of Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. Ralph H. Mitchell and Mrs. George A. Fleming, both of South Easton, Mass. Services 3 p. m. Saturday at the City Temple Church, Dr. Floyd Poe officiating. Remains will lie in state at City Temple Saturday, 12 until 3, time of service. Pallbearers: E. R. Brown, W. H. Francis, William Mitchell, L. S. Sinclair, D. L. Cobb, Courtney Marshall, Murphy M. Williams, C. R. Stewart, D. A. Little, W. L. Holmes, E. N. Johnson, E. P. Angus, J. H. Henry, M. J. Norrell, Harry I. Maxson, Hatton W. Sumners, Fred M. Lege, Theo J. Fitch, Guy L. Pate. Interment Oakland Cemetery. Arrangements with Sparkman-Holtz-Brand.

CHERRY, J. H., 73, died at his home, 907 Cedar Hill, Saturday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mollie Cherry; two sons, Francis of Dallas and J. A. Cherry, Palestine; two daughters, Mrs. Howard Moore, Tyler and Mrs. Talbot Abernathy of Palestine; 1 step daughter, Mrs. Pearl Davis, Dallas; one brother, Allen Cherry, El Paso, Tex.; two sisters, Mrs. Sofie Covington, Winnsboro, Tex.; Mrs. Vergie Truesdale of Bard, New Mex.; five grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at 1 p. m. from chapel of Armstrong, Mortician. The Rev. A. B. Welch of Ladonia officiating. Burial in Mt. Caramel Cemetery at Wolf City.

CONNOR -- Mrs. David C., age 60, died Friday at residence, 816 West Ninth. Born in Pennsylvania and a resident of Dallas twenty-three years. Survived by husband, David C. Connor; three sons, Ed. David C., Jr., and Phillip; three daughters, Misses Marjorie, Mary and Mildred; two grandchildren, Jo Ann and Patsy Jane, all of Dallas; sister, Mrs. Margaret Jenkins, Wilkes-Barre, Penn. Services Monday 9:30 a. m., from the church of the Blessed Sacrament, 231 N. Marsalis. Father James Burns officiating. Interment in Calvary Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers -- David Morey, C. F. O'Donnell, Donald Mackinnon, D. A. Little, W. P. Donalson, Jr., John S. McDermont. Arrangements with the Guardian Funeral Home.

GUTMAN, Max, age 45, passed away Friday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Lela Gutman, a daughter, Marion Gutman, of Dallas; three brother, Louis, Benjamin, and Jack, New York City; sister, Mrs. Mollie Hoffman, Flushing, Long Island. Services 2:15 p. m. Sunday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 1909 Live Oak. Rabbi H. Raphael Gold officiating, assisted by R. Kaplan. Request no flowers. Remains will be forwarded to New York City for burial.

GATES, Mrs. C. A., passed away early Saturday morning at McAllen, Tex. Surviving are two sissters, Mrs. Charles Higgins of McAllen, Mrs. Lynn Dale, Baltimore, Md. Funeral services and burial at Roseland Cemetery, McAllen, Tex., Sunday at 10 a. m.

MABRY, John Hubert, age 35, passed away Saturday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Helen Mabry; a sister, Mrs. G. A. Collins, a niece, Helen Jene Collins, all of Dallas. Members of the Washington Lodge A. F. & A. M., who will have charge of service at the grave. Services 2 p. m. Monday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Rev. J. G. Ramsey officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers, John W. Baker, H. H. Whelan, Henry Siebenhausen, Allen Lacour, B. A. Turner, L. A. Hanchett.

DYSART, Bobbie, Jr., age 12, died Friday night, local hospital. Residence 1716 1/2 N. Akard. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dysart. Services 10 a. m. Monday, chapel Ed C. Smith & Brother, Ross and St. Paul. Interment Grove Hill.

FINEGLASS, Mrs. Jenny, age 40, 1628 Panama Place, passed away Friday evening. Survived by husband, J. Fineglass, Dallas; three daughters, Mrs. H. Glickman, Fort Worth; Miss Ann and Minnette Fineglass, both of Dallas; one granddaughter, Larue Glickman of Fort Worth. Funeral services from the residence at 1628 Panama Place, 10 a. m. Sunday, Rabbi J. Abramowitz officiating. Interment White Rock Cemetery, under the direction of Weiland's, Director of Funeral Service, 2909 Live Oak.

SCHACKMAN, Jake, age 65, passed away Saturday. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Ben Blatt; two sons, Maurice and Abe; three grandsons, all of Dallas. Services 3:30 p. m. Sunday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Rabbi A. E. Rybak officiating. Interment White Rock Cemetery.

ANDERSON, Mrs. Mary Ann, age 75, Prescott, Ariz., formerly of Dallas, passed away Friday. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Bennett, Prescott, Ariz.; Mrs. C. H. Burrage, Dallas; two sons, Novel N. Anderson of Prescott and J. Victor Anderson, Phoenix; two sisters, Mrs. Brooks Haughton, Dallas; and Mrs. J. W. Horner, Alma, Mo.; two brothers, John W. Campbell of Dallas, Dr. Novel W. Campbell, Poteau, Okla.; four grandchildren, Mary Ann and Evelyn Bennett of Prescott, John Novel and Zula Mae Anderson of Phoenix. Funeral services Tuesday 2 p. m., Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak Street. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. American Legion Auxiliary will be in charge at the grave.

     Funeral services for William D. Boland, 45, native Texan and brother of Miss Vinary Boland of Dallas, who died Monday in Tulsa, Okla., were held Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. in the Guardian Funeral Home, with the Rev. Robert Coleman officiating. Burial was in Restland Memorial Park.
     Pallbearers were E. E. Foster, Seth Gunter, W. J. Nicholas, P. B. Webster, G. C. Whitaker and O. E. Womack.
     Survivors are his mother, Mrs. S. E. Boland, Scranton, Tex.; wife, Mrs. Nell W. Boland, Tulsa; sister, Miss Vinary Boland, Dallas; four brothers, Jesse, May, Tex.; Lee, Scranton, Tex.; Felix, Scranton, Tex., and A. T., St. Louis.

BAILEY, Marshall B., 702 N. Ervay, age 56, passed away at residence Monday morning. Survived by one sister, Mrs. Mary E. Sanderson, San Saba, Tex.; one brother, Pittser A. Bailey, Dallas. Remains will be forwarded Tuesday night to San Saba, Tex., for services and interment Wednesday. Arrangements with Weever Funeral Home.

KONDERLA, Jr., Antone, age 21, 3811 Frank, passed away in Los Angeles, Saturday. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Antone Konderla, Sr.; two brothers, Joe and John Konderla of Dallas. Cortege will leave the residence at 8:30 a. m. Thursday. Service at St. Joseph Church, 9 a. m., Rev. Emil Platte officiating. Interment Calvary Hill Cemetery. Arrangements with Weiland's, Director of Funeral Service, 2909 Live Oak.

NICHOLS, Loyde Orville, died Tuesday morning. Survived by wife; father, J. T. Nichols; four brothers; two daughters, one sister. Services at residence, 128 Fishtrap Road, 4 p. m. Tuesday. Interment Western Heights Cemetery. Arrangement with McKamy-Campbell.

SISTER SERAPHINA, of St. Joseph's School, passed away Tuesday. Survived by two brothers and a sister in Germany; a cousin, Sister of Divine Providence, Sister M. Seraphina, San Antonio, Tex. Body will lie in state at St. Joseph Church Tuesday, where services will be held at 8 p. m. Father Emil Platte officiating. Remains will be forwarded to San Antonio, Tex., where burial services will be held Wednesday morning. Arrangements with Weiland's, Director of Funeral Service, 2909 Live Oak.

WATSON, James John, age 64, passed away Tuesday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Helen Watson, Dallas; two brothers, George and William Watson in Canada. Member of Trinity Valley Lodge, A. F. & A. M. For information, call Weiland's, Director of Funeral Service, 2909 Live Oak.

     Funeral services for Tony Konderla, 21, who died in a hospital at Los Angeles, following an automobile accident ten days ago, will be held at 9 a. m. Thursday in St. Joseph's Church, with Father Emil Platte officiating. Burial will be in Calvary Hill Cemetery.
     Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Antone Konderla, and two brothers, Joe and John Konderla, all of Dallas.
     Konderla was a graduate of Technical High School and had been in the United States navy four years when killed.

     Funeral services for Robert Jefferson Estep, 58, pioneer resident and concrete contractor of Dallas, who died Wednesday in Terrell, Texas, were held Friday at 10 a. m. in the Brewer Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Robert Coleman officiating. Burial was in Grove Hill Cemetery.
     Pallbearers were J. O. Johnson, Joe Whitman, Wood Cullum, Ben Sira, R. A. Winston, Ralph Estep. Honorary pallbearers: Bill Ellis, W. A. Browning, Tim Conroy, Walter Hill, D. P. Graham, C. S. Constant, C. R. Moore, R. N. O'Hara, Louis Dolch, L. F. Dolch, Sr., L. Herman Morrison, M. B. Lowenthal.
     Surviving are his widow, two sons, Ben of Dallas and F. L. Estep of El Paso; one sister, Mrs. R. S. Cunningham of Dallas; one grandson, F. L. Estep of El Paso.
     Mr. Estep left Dallas Sunday for Terrell to start a new construction job and was taken suddenly ill Wednesday and died. He was connected with several of the big contracting jobs in Dallas during the past twenty-five years.

     James M. King, 38, who died Thursday in Houston, will be buried in Dallas Saturday, following services at 2 p. m. in the Lamar & Smith Chapel, with the Rev. Elmer Turner officiating.
     Survivors are his widow; one daughter, Miss Jimmie Lee King; parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. King; one brother, Alex Green, all of Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. Mort Whitton and Mrs. Earl Peters, both of Dallas.

     Garland, Tex., Feb. 26 (Special). -- Funeral services for W. F. Williamson, 79, pioneer resident of Dallas County, who died at his home at Mockingbird Lane and Abrams Road Thursday afternoon, were held this afternoon. Burial was in Cox Cemetery. Surviving are his widow, one brother and one sister. Deceased had been a resident of the county for sixty years. He and his wife celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1935. He was discussing earlier days in Dallas County with his wife when he suddenly appeared to doze. She tried to arouse him, only to find he was dead.

     Garland, Tex., Feb. 26 (Special). -- Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon for Bobbie Clabaugh, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Clabaugh of the Shiloh community, who was run over by a gravel truck near his home Wednesday. He is survived by his parents, one sister, Jane, and a twin brother, Larry. Funeral services were also held Thursday for Lloyd Ogle Coldwell, 18-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wright Coldwell of the Shiloh community, who died en route to a Dallas hospital Wednesday night.

     Garland, Tex., Feb. 26 (Special). -- Funeral services for Mark Commons Raney, a resident of the Garland community for more than sixty years, will be held at the Garland Methodist Church today at 4 p. m. Burial will be at the Pleasant Valley Cemetery with the Garland Masonic Lodge in charge at the grave. He is survived by three sons, Harmon of Liberty Grove, Tom of Wichita Falls and Claude, of Manvel, Tex.; three daughters, Mrs. George Houston of Wylie, Mrs. Fred Davis of Wichita Falls and Mrs. Irl Buchanan of Garland. He is also survived by one brother, Jack Raney of Greenville.

ARNOLD, Dr. Theodore L. E., age 88, passed away at his home, 5606 Hudson, Thursday. Survived by one son, Charles Erwin Arnold; two granddaughters, Miss Louise A. Arnold of Dallas and Mrs. Claude McGlamery, and a great-granddaughter, Patricia McGlamery of San Antonio, Tex. Member of the Swiss Society. Active pallbearers: Dr. Joseph F. Downs, Dr. S. F. Harrington, Dr. Mood W. Knowles, Dr. Albert Newman, Sam Piltpold[?], Louis Oesch; honorary: Lawrence F. Wilson, Grover C. Middlebrook, Charles B. McGlamery, J. E. Simmons, Sid Marshall, members of the Dallas County Medical Society and the Swiss Society. Services 10 a. m. Saturday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Rev. F. C. Rueggeberg officiating. Interment in Grove Hill.

EVANS, Clifford, age 16, residence 230 St. Patrick, passed away Thursday evening. Survived by parents; two sisters, two brothers. Arrangements with Sparkman-Holtz-Brand.

HARDY, Mrs. Inez, passed away local hospital Friday. Survived by one sister, Mrs. George M. Bellairs of McPherson, Kan.; one brother, Fred C. Seibel, Wichita, Kan. Body will lie in state at Lamar & Smith Funeral Home until 8 p. m. Saturday, then forwarded to Wichita, Kan., Saturday night for interment.

HALL, Emmett, age 54, residence 1211 S. Beckley, died Friday morning. Survived by wife, Mrs. Leila Mae Hall; one son, Robert E. Hall of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. Julia Cartwright, Detroit, Mich.; three brothers, W. C. and Hance of Detroit, Masten[?] of Chicago. Funeral services Saturday afternoon, 3 o'clock, from Bower Funeral Home, 3000 Maple, Rev. D. C. Montgomery, Oak Cliff Methodist Church, officiating. Interment Forest Lawn.

KING, James M., age 38, passed away, Houston, Tex., Thursday. Survived by wife; one daughter, Jimmie Lee King; parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. King; one brother, Alex Green, Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. Mort Whitton. Mrs. Earl Peters, both of Dallas. Services will be conducted 2 p. m. Saturday, chapel Lamar & Smith, Rev. Elmer Turner of Centenary Methodist Church officiating.

JACOBSON, Mrs. Sammie, age 17, residence 4026 Wycliff. Passed away Friday morning. Survived by husband, Arthur Jacobson; parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Rogers; two sisters, Mrs. F. E. Maybery, Oklahoma City and Miss Jeanette Rogers of Dallas. Arrangements with Sparkman-Holtz-Brand.

McDONALD, Harry M., age 60, passed away Thursday. Surviving is one brother, John McDonald of Chicago, Ill. The funeral cortege will leave Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, at 8:30 a. m. Saturday. Services at St. Patrick's Church, 9 a. m., Rev. Charles E. Redfern officiating. Interment Calvary Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers: Ed King, W. E. Burgess, C. J. Marder, Will Shanks, J. C. Booth, H. B. Foster.

SLATER, Edward Burton, age 75, passed away Thursday. Survived by brother, A. F. Slater of Dallas. Services 4 p. m. Friday. Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. W. Marshall Craig officiating. Interment Mesquite, Texas.

BATTS, Mrs. Harriet Fiquet Batts, age 69, died in local hospital Thursday night. Surviving are one son, R. E. L. Batts, Fort Worth; two daughters, Mrs. Sawnie R. Aldredge, Dallas and Mrs. Edgar Tobin, San Antonio; one sister, Mrs. J. H. Bass, San Antonio; five grandchildren. Services Windsor Road, Austin, Tex. Local arrangements with Bower Undertaking Company. Austin papers please copy.

CONNER, William S., age 78 years; residence 621 North Madison, passed away Thursday. Survived by wife, one daughter, Mrs. G. H. Hooper; two sons, William McD. Conner, George T. Conner, all of Dallas. Funeral services 4 p. m. Friday from Rene H. Cox Funeral Home, 300 West Davis. Dr. C. D. Montgomery officiating. Interment in Oak Cliff Cemetery. Landmark Lodge No. 1168 in charge of grave services.

GIVENS, WIlliam Richard (Billy), age 70, passed away local hospital Thursday. Survived by one sister, Mrs. Lucy Cooper, Dallas; one sister-in-law, Mrs. A. J. Givens; three nieces, Mrs. Lucy A. Givens, Mrs. Morris Fleming, Mrs. Mable Dolle; four nephews, Ben, Tom, Roy Givens, and Joe B. Cooper. Services will be conducted 2:30 p. m. Saturday, Chapel Lamar & Smith. Rev. G. Lyle Smith officiating. Interment Oak Cliff Cemetery. Pallbearers: Ben Givens, Tom Givens, Joe R. Cooper, Roy Givens, Henry Jones, Barney Dolle.

HAYNIE, Mrs. Lucy Snow, age 53, passed away Friday. Survived by a daughter, Mrs. W. E. Behymer; son, George Elton Haynie, Jr.; sister, Mrs. Pearl Allen; brother, T. R. Snow, all of Dallas. Services 2 p. m. Saturday. Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. George W. Truett officiating. Interment Restland Memorial Park. Pallbearers: W. F. Watt, Frank Autry, Charles Cheshire, Dan Barnes, Luther Knox, Edward Snow.

McCAMEY, Mrs. Eva, age 51, passed away Thursday. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Glenn Pollock, Dallas, Mrs. Juanita Stovall, Hollywood, Cal.; a son, Oscar Carl Brothers, Dallas; three brothers, Ed McCamey, Waco, Tex., O. N. and D. B, Dallas. Services 4 p. m. Friday, Weiland Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery.

ROBERTSON, Lod V., age 61, 724 Melba, died Thursday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Hattie Robertson; one son, Morris; two sisters, Mrs. Nannie Hague, Akron, Ohio; Mrs. Christ Waggoner, Fort Worth. Services 10 a. m. Saturday from chapel of Pool Funeral Home, Rev. S. A. Barnes officiating. Interment in Laurel Land. Pallbearers, Dan Guy, Rex Sullivan, J. P. Witherspoon, Neel Warfield, T. J. Hawkins and E. A. Merrifield.

SALMONS, Mrs. Sallie, 76, residence C. C. Young Memorial Home, passed away at the home, Thursday evening. Survived by one brother, P. L., Boyd, Lubbock, Tex. Arrangements incomplete. For information, call Rene H. Cox Funeral Home.

TOLAND, Thomas Lee, age 72, died at residence, 3718 Armstrong, Thursday. Surviving are his wife, one son, Homer L. P. Toland, Dallas; one brother, Dr. B. M. Toland, Kosse, Tex.; one grandson, Stanley Pendleton Toland. Services at the George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel, 3 p. m., Saturday. Rev. L. D. Miley and Dr. Wallace Bassett officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery, with the Oak Cliff Lodge No. 705, A. F. & A. M. in charge of services at the grave.

BUCKNER, Nathan, age 68, passed away Saturday. Surviving is one daughter, Miss Ruth Buckner, Dallas. Services 1:30 p. m. Sunday Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. David Lefkowitz, officiating. Interment Emanu-El Cemetery.

GIBSON, S. W., age 63; residence 5438 Willis, passed away in Kansas City, Friday. Surviving are his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Octye Bee Jefferson and Mrs. Achsa D. Dennis, both of Dallas; one son, Harry Lee Gibson, Gainesville, Texas; one grandson, John Dennis, Dallas; one brother, D. C. Gibson, Salt Lake City. Funeral arrangements incomplete. For information, call the George A. Brewer Funeral Home.

GILBERT, Mrs. Margaret Warren, age 81, passed away Saturday. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Louise Gilbert Harris, Miss Annie Kate Gilbert, New York City; a son, Warren A. Gilbert, Dallas; eight grandchildren, one great-grandchild, two sisters, Miss Kate Warren, Memphis, Tenn., Mrs. C. M. Watson, Florence, Ala. Cortege will leave the residence, 4815 Gaston, 3 p. m. Sunday. Services East Dallas Presbyterian Church, 3:30, Rev. John E. McLean officiating. Remains will be forwarded to Tuscumbia, Ala., for burial. Arrangements with Weiland's, Directors of Funeral Service, 2909 Live Oak.

MAYER, Emanuel (Buddie), age 67, passed away Friday evening. Survived by three sisters, Miss Julia and Miss Ida Mayer, Dallas, and Mrs. Belle M. Bromberg, Dallas. Services 3 p. m. Sunday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. David Lefkowitz officiating. Interment Emanu-El Cemetery.

TOLAND, Thomas Lee, age 72, died at residence, 3718 Armstrong, Thursday. Survived by his wife; one son, Homer L. P. Toland, Dallas; one brother, Dr. B. M. Toland, Kosse, Texas; one grandson, Stanley Pendleton Toland. Services at the George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel 3 p. m. Saturday, Rev. L. D. Miley and Rev. Wallace Bassett officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery, with the Oak Cliff Lodge No. 705, A. F. & A. M. in charge of services at the grave. Norman R. Crozier, Jr., Alphonso Ragland, Jr., Otis Williams, Robert L. Clark, Gus Cook.

     Blind folk and crippled children lost a sympathetic, understanding friend in the death of Emanuel (Uncle Buddie) Mayer at his Sanger Hotel apartment Friday evening.
     A retired East Texas merchant, he had worked among crippled child patients at the Scottish Rite Hospital since 1924, and as a member of the state blind commission for the last four years.
     Funeral services will be conducted Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, in Weiland's Chapel, by Rabbi David Lefkowitz of Temple Emanu-El, of which Mr. Mayer was a member. Burial will be in Temple Emanu-El Cemetery.
     Miss Julia and Ida Mayer and Mrs. I. J. Bromberg, Dallas, are sisters; Miss Nina Bromberg and Effie Joseph, nieces. Nephews are Henri L., Louie and Alford Bromberg, Dallas, and Henry Silverman, Marlin.

     The death toll of Dallas County went to twenty Friday night, when two pedestrians died at Parkland Hospital.
     The dead were H. A. Jacoby, 59, of 3714 Race Street, and Jasper Wood, 93, Negro, who lived at the rear of 3937 Cole Avenue.
     Jacoby died as the result of injuries sustained when he stepped from behind a street car in the 1400 block of Elm Street, Tuesday afternoon, and into the path of a car driven by H. L. Dunn, 22, of 1508 Sullivan Drive. Wood received fatal injuries Friday night when he walked into a moving car on Cole Avenue, almost in front of his home.
     Two other pedestrians were injured Friday night and both of them taken to Parkland for treatment. They were Mrs. O. E. Bell, 47, of Garland, who stepped in front of a car on Ervay Street, near St. Louis, and Home Dan Hall, 8, of 5102 Vanderbilt, who was struck by a cab at Cole Avenue and Knox Street. Both victims sustained head injuries.
     Police said Saturday that their drive against jaywalking will be intensified, pointing out that nine of the ten traffic deaths of the year within the city limits have been pedestrians.

     The body of S. William Gibson, 63, of 5458 Willis Street, who died Friday in Kansas City, Mo., arrived in Dallas Saturday at 12:30 p. m., and was taken to the Brewer Funeral Chapel.
     Arrangements for burial services will be announced later.
     Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Minnie Gibson, two daughters, Mrs. Octye Bee Jefferson and Mrs. Achsa D. Dennis, all of Dallas; one son, Harry Lee Gibson of Gainesville; one brother, D. C. Gibson of Salt Lake City, Utah; one grandson, John Dennis of Dallas.
     Mr. Gibson was a prominent funeral director in Texas for twenty-five years, operating funeral homes in Gainesville and Collinsville, Tex. He retired four years ago and moved to Dallas.

EMANUEL MAYER

     "Uncle Buddie" is dead.
     His funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 3. Burial will be in Temple Emanu-El Cemetery.
     Should you go there, you will undoubtedly see many a blind person with tears in sightless eyes.
     You will see children on crutches, with legs or arms in plaster casts. Some other young people, no longer children, will be there, walking with the aid of stout canes. Still others may not be u sing canes, but if you will notice, they may get about with a scarcely noticeable limp.
     All these are "Buddie" Mayer's friends.
     Death robbed them of his friendship when Emanuel Mayer, 67, died Friday night in his apartment at the Sanger Hotel. For nearly fifteen years, he had devoted himself to work among the crippled child patients at the Scottish Rite Hospital, and as a member of the state commission for the blind, among those who know not the brightness of the sun, nor the beauty of spring's colors.
     He was personally acquainted with every patient who has entered the Masonic institution since its establishment. Only last Friday night, he took four young women, former patients now grown up and gainfully employed, to an entertainment at the Scottish Rite Temple.
     It is these -- with the newcomers now under treatment, who will most miss "Buddie" Mayer's sympathy and companionship.
     A native of Henderson, Mr. Mayer was in business at Mineola for years with I. G. Bromberg. He retired in 1924, coming to Dallas. A Mason, he was also a member of the Scottish Rite bodies and of Hella Shrine Temple.
     Three sisters, Misses Julia and Ida Mayer and Mrs. I. J. Bromberg, survive. There also are two nieces, Miss Nina Bromberg and Mrs. Effie Joseph, all of Dallas. Nephews are Henri L. Louie and Alfred Bromberg, Dallas, and Henry M. Silverman of Marlin.
     Dr. David Lefkowitz of Temple Emanu-El, of which Mr. Mayer was a member, will conduct Sunday's service at Weiland's chapel, followed by the burial in Temple Emanu-El Cemetery.
     Active pallbearers will be Wylie B. Sims, Henri L. Bromberg, Jr., Malcolm H. Landers, Simon Zene, Claude C. O'Neal, A. D. Beaird, Ed Byer and Richard Joseph. Honorary pallbearers are: I. Rosenbaum, Dr. William B. Carrell, Dr. A. J. Schwenkenberg, J. J. Brown, Galveston; James A. Boddecher, Galveston; C. E. Revelle, Mineola; B. Wadel, Tyler; S. A. Silverman, Marlin; Irving M. Griffin, Houston; P. E. Wallace, Mount Pleasant; M. S.[?] Mayer, El Paso; Will Gilham, Jacksonville; Dr. O. M. Marchman and Dr. H. A. O'Brian.

     An intensive police drive against jaywalking will be inaugurated Monday, police officials declared Saturday night as they pointed out the significant fact that nine of the ten traffic deaths recorded here since Jan. 1 are claimed to have been due to pedestrian carelessness.
     "We are going to intensify our educational work, and at the same time, bear down on pedestrians who violate traffic rules laid down for their own safety," Chief of Police R. L. Jones declared. "It seems that more educational work is necessary, although we have done almost everything possible to bring to pedestrians and motorists alike, the fact that they are risking their lives when they try to save a minute in traffic."
     The deaths of two traffic victims, both pedestrians, at Parkland Hospital Friday night, had much to do with the decision to "turn on the pressure," as far as jaywalking is concerned. The victims were H. A. Jacoby, 59, who died of injuries received Tuesday, and Jasper Wood, 93-year-old Negro, who lived only two hours after being struck by a car Friday night.
     First traffic death, and the only one in which an autoist has been killed, occurred on Jan. 3, when J. B. Eldridge, 37, of Greenville, received fatal injuries in a crash at East Grand and Fitzhugh Avenues.
The others, in order, have been: R. L. Grant, 66, of 2121 Wall Street, who was struck by a car at Corinth and Wall Streets on Jan. 9 and died Jan. 16; Mrs. Ora Anne Ginch, 37, of 4610 Sylvester Street, killed instantly when struck by a car Jan. 20 in the 4500 block of Maple Avenue; Harry Brown, 73, of 3205 Forest Avenue, fatally injured when struck by a car at Forest Avenue and Trunk Street on Feb. 12; Refujis Zambrano, 35, of Fort Worth, killed by a car on Feb. 13 at Cedar Springs Road and Caroline Street; Charles T. Carlton, 60, of 2704 McKinney Avenue, who was struck by a car on Jan. 10 as he walked across the intersection of Elm and Lamar Streets against a red light, and died Feb. 19; Lloyd Patterson, 37, of Mesquite, struck by a car at Second Avenue and Carpenter Street on Feb. 28; and William C. Ayres, 65, of 229 North Patton Street, almost instantly killed Wednesday night when struck by a car in the 400 block of East Jefferson Street.
     "Such a death toll is unnecessary--inexcusable, in fact -- in a city like Dallas," Chief Jones declared. "A glance at the list reveals the fact that five of the victims were 60 years old or older. All but one of them were violating traffic ordinances when killed or fatally injured.
     I have ordered all officers, whether on patrol duty or working in squad cars, to issue arrest tickets whenever they see a pedestrian violating the jaywalking law or going against a red light."

     James Joseph Casey, 73, a resident of Dallas for sixty-four years, and a charter member of the Half Century Club, the Dallas Pioneers Association, and the carpenters union, died Saturday afternoon at his residence near Mesquite.
     Until he moved to Mesquite two years ago, he had lived at 3627 Cleveland, and in that neighborhood for sixty-two years, taking up his residence there while it was still outside the city limits.
     Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Ann Casey; three sons, Steve Casey, Tom Casey and Douglass Casey, and one daughter, Mrs. A. L. Riddle. Services have been tentatively set for 8:30 a. m. Monday at Saint Patrick's Church with Father Charles Redfern officiating. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery.

     R. B. Mealer, 56, produce dealer, was formally charged with murder Saturday, after the death at Parkland Hospital of John Williamson, 67-year-old carpenter, fatally wounded by a shotgun charge fired through a window in the room of defendant's estranged wife at 1916 Corinth Street.
     Saturday, after Williamson had died, Mrs. Mealer visited her accused husband in the county jail. She refused to say whether she intended to effect a reconciliation and stand by her husband in his trouble. Previously, she had said her husband had no right to shoot Williamson, whom, she said, had come to her home to have dinner. He had been a long-time friend of the family, she said.
     The murder charge against Mealer was filed in Justice of the Peace Walter J. Stovall's court by Detective J. T. Luther. There had been no effort to make bond. Neither Mrs. Mealer, nor her husband, would talk to reporters, who found them talking together in the county jail Saturday afternoon.

"Broke Up Home."
     Mealer told police when he surrendered, that the man he shot had broken up his home. The fatal shot was fired through a window after a hole had been punched through the screen. Mealer told police he saw his wife through the window, combing Williamson's hair and patting him on the cheek.
     Mealer showed no emotion when told that Williamson had died.
     "I'm not sorry," Mealer told his informant, "and, I think that any other real man would have done the same thing and would feel the same way about it."
     Williamson died at 1 p. m. Saturday, after hovering for three days on the verge of death, expected by hospital attendants to die at any moment. His left eye was shot completely away by the blast, which Mealer fired from a .410 shotgun, and doctors said that had he lived, he would have lost the sight of his right eye.
     A formal charge of murder against Mealer was filed Saturday afternoon by District Attorney Andrew Patton in Justice of the Peace Walter J. Stovall's court. Mealer remained in the county jail, no bond having been allowed.
     Mrs. Mealer, from whom Mealer had been separated ten days before the fatal shooting, went to see her husband during the afternoon, contrary to her statement that she never wished to see him again and her refusal to go to the jail while Williamson lived. She stayed at the man's bedside almost continually, despite the fact that he did not regain consciousness after the shooting.

Asked About Wife.
     Since the shooting, Mealer frequently asked the jail attendants what they thought his wife would think of him, and if they believed that she would take him back if he "got out of it."
     Saturday, however, he said that he did not want to be taken back.
     "I'll take whatever comes like a man," he declared. "No, I don't want her back."

BUCKNER, Nathan, age 68, passed away Saturday. Surviving are one daughters, Miss Ruth Buckner, Dallas; sister in Poland, member of Tannehill Lodge No. 52, A. F. & A. M. Services 1:30 p. m., Sunday Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. David Lefkowitz, officiating. Interment Emanu-El Cemetery. Pallbearers, Harry Susman, Julius Rutland, Max R. Henry, Alfred and John Rosenfield.

CASEY, James Joseph, age 73, passed away Saturday afternoon, residence Mesquite, Texas, Route 3, formerly of 3627 Cleveland Street. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mary Ann Casey, three sons, Steve, Tom and Douglass; one daughter, Mrs. A. L. Riddle. Services tentatively set for 8:30 Monday morning, St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Father Charles Redfern officiating. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. Complete announcement Monday paper. For further information call Revis-Suggs Funeral Home, 1001 Second Ave.

GILBERT, Mrs. Margaret Warren, age 81, passed away Saturday. Survived by husband, Joseph E. Gilbert, Dallas; two daughters, Mrs. Louise Gilbert Harris, Dallas; Miss Annie Kate Gilbert, New York City; a son, Warren A. Gilbert, Dallas; eight grandchildren, one great-grandchild, two sisters, Miss Kate Warren, Memphis, Tenn., Mrs. C. M.[?] Watson, Florence, Ala. Body will lie in state East Dallas Presbyterian Church, from 2 p. m. to time of service, 3:30. Rev. John E. McLean officiating. Remains will be forwarded to Tuscumbia, Ala., for burial. Arrangements with Weiland's, Directors of Funeral Services, 2909 Live Oak.

GILBERT, James Monroe, age 73, residence 1004 Ross, passed away Saturday evening. Survived by wife, Mrs. Nancy C. Gilbert, eight children. Service announcement Monday papers. For information, call Revis-Suggs Funeral Home, 1001 Second Avenue.

GIBSON, S. W., age 63, residence 5458 Willis, passed away in Kansas City Friday. Surviving are his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Octye Bee Jefferson and Mrs. Achasa D. Dennis, both of Dallas; one son, Harry Lee Gibson, Gainesville, Texas; one grandson, John Dennis, Dallas; one brother, D. C. Gibson, Salt Lake City. Services at the George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel, 4 p. m. Monday. Rev. Frank Murrell and Rev. W. Harrison Baker, officiating.

MAYER, Emanuel (Buddie), age 67, passed away Friday evening. Survived by three sisters, Miss Julia and Miss Ida Mayer, Dallas, and Mrs. Belle M. Bromberg, Dallas. Member of Tannehill Lodge No. 52, A. F. & A. M. Services 3 p. m. Sunday, Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. David Lefkowitz officiating. Interment Emanu-El Cemetery. Pallbearers, Wylie B. Sims, Henri L. Bromberg, Jr., Malcolm R. Landers, Simon Zave, Claude C. O'Neal, A. D. Baird, Ed Byer, Richard Joseph.

     The death of Joshua Wood, 93-year-old Negro, who was struck and killed by an automobile, Saturday, brought recollections to last century happenings to many Dallasites who knew the old "darkie" back in the seventies and eighties.
     Clyde Taber, veteran pressman on The Times Herald, recalled that Wood worked for his father, Simpson Taber, in 1885, when Taber Brothers Jewelry Store was operated at Main and Murphy Streets. The Negro did porter chores at the jewelry store.
     Mr. Taber attested to the Negro's age, revealing that Wood had worked back in slavery days for the Hearne family at Hearne, Tex. Other Dallas families, including the Hagans, and Gannons, once employed Joshua, Mr. Taber said.

     Detectives and sheriff's deputies, Monday, were still working on several slender clues, hopeful of apprehending the slayer of a white man, identified as J. C. Riley, who was found beaten to death near the Santa Fe and H. & T. C. crossing on East Grand Saturday afternoon.
     The body was being held by Weever Funeral Home while efforts were made to communicate with relatives. Justice of the Peace Walter J. Stovall rendered a coroner's verdict of murder by an unknown person. A blood-stained trestle bolt, evidently the death weapon, was found beside the body, which lay sprawled in the weeds near a campfire.
     Identification was established by Russell Anderson and others connected with the Centennial last year. They said Riley drove an ox team in Cavalcade during the Centennial presentation of that show.
     A Negro who found the body, made a written statement at the sheriff's office. He was not held in custody. Chief Deputy Bill Decker said he learned that Riley recently returned to Dallas after making a trip to New York with a rodeo following the Centennial.

     W. C. Lemmon, 70, resident of Dallas fifty years, died Monday noon at Dallas Methodist Hospital, after an illness of several weeks. Funeral arrangements are being made with the Brewer Undertaking Company.
     Mr. Lemmon came to Dallas from Jefferson City, Mo. He was, for many years, manager for the J. L. Case Company. During the last years of his life, he was engaged in the real estate business. He was a former county commissioner, being succeeded by Tom Field. For ten years, he was president of the Dallas school board.
     Surviving are his widow, two sons, McHenry and A. C. Lemmon; two daughters, Mrs. R. S. Chapman and Miss Martha Lemmon; two grandchildren; one brother, J. W. Lemmon; two sisters, Mrs. S. J. Payne of Oklahoma and Mrs. R. H. Wall of Dallas.

CRABB, Thomas L., age 60, passed away Saturday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ruby Crabb; a daughter, Mrs. E. H. Wood, Sicily Island, La.; one son, Thomas L. Crabb, Jr.; three brothers, C. C. Crabb, E. W. Crabb, E. D. Crabb, all of Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. Rosa Wells, Westfield, N. J., and Mrs. Leo Holcomb, California. Services Wednesday, 4 p. m., Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Dr. L. N. D. Wells and the Rev. Charles A. Chasten officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers: H. A. Morrow, Arville Mitchell, Wylie C. Cardwell, E. R. Thompson, E. S. Jordan, L. J. Krebs.

FELTON, Mrs. Mary E., passed away Saturday at St. Petersburg, Fla. Survived by three sisters, Mrs. Emma Cuthbertson and Mrs. Will Felton, Fort Myers, Fla., and Mrs. Nell Edwards, Denver, Colo.; five nieces and four nephews, including Mrs. Roy Carter, Mrs. L. E. Stenger and Wagner Felton, all of Dallas. Private services 9:30 a. m., Wednesday, Weiland's Funeral Church, Dr. Floyd Poe officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery.

LEMMON, William Campbell, age 70, residence 32707 Cole Ave., died at local hospital Monday. Surviving are his wife; two sons, McHenry Lemmon and A. C. Lemmon; two daughters, Mrs. R. S. Chapman and Miss Martha Lemmon; two grandchildren; one brother, J. W. Lemmon, all of Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. S. J. Payne, Oklahoma City, and Mrs. R. H. Wall, Dallas. Services at George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel, Tuesday, 4 p. ., Dr. W. C. Martin and Dr. S. H. C. Burgin officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers, Frank P. Hollland, Jr., H. Pat Edwards, Judge R. J. Dixon, E. Burton Knight, Dillon E. White and Guyton McKellar. Knights Templar in charge at the grave.

PETERS, Mrs. Katherine, age 63, residence 833 1/2 Third Avenue, passed away Monday night. Arrangements pending arrival of relatives. Further announcement in morning paper. Call Revis-Suggs Funeral Home, 1001 Second Avenue.

     John Langley, 24, of Hurst, Tarrant County, was killed Tuesday afternoon when the truck in which he was a passenger, overturned on a curve of the Coppell Road, one-half mile west of Midway Road, near Addison. Kenneth Hurst, 23, also of Hurst, driver of the truck, was uninjured.
     Hurst told investigating Deputies Sheriff William Binford and John Rowland that Langley leaned from the cab of the truck to watch some men unloading gravel at the roadside as they rounded the curve, and that Langley grasped the steering wheel for support.
     The truck veered from the road, Hurst said, and the driver yelled at Langley, who attempted to turn the machine back into the road suddenly. That manipulation overturned the truck.
     The cab and windshield pinned Langley by his neck to the ground, but Hurst was uninjured.
     A Fort Worth funeral home took charge of the body, after Fred Tucker, near whose home the wreck took place, aided Hurst.

     We wish to express our thanks for the beautiful floral offerings and for all kindness shown us by our friends during the loss of our husband and father. Mrs. W. C. Ayers, Mrs. Floyd Allen and family, Mrs. H. O. Harris and family.

     Entangled in a maze of clues and contradictions, detectives worked with grim determination Saturday to find the killer of Mrs. Mary Knox, 91, who was slugged to death early Friday at her home at 5746 Mercedes Avenue.
     Mrs. Knox's body was found in the parlor of her home, her head crushed by terrific blows from a lead pipe or similar instrument. The house had been methodically searched, although $11,000 worth of government bonds were either overlooked or spurned by the killer. A money belt, which the aged recluse always wore about her waist, had been taken. How much it contained was not known.
     A possible lead to the killer was offered by Joe Minton of 3204 Live Oak, Street, the last known person to live in the house with Mrs. Knox. As a roomer at the house, Minton became very friendly with the dead woman and was taken into her confidence.

Mysterious Letter.
     Sixty to ninety days ago, he told officers, Mrs. Knox received a letter from a grandson which, if it can be found, will furnish a positive clue to the killer. The letter was mailed out of town, he said, but he could not remember where it came from.
     Mrs. Knox was killed when she answered a rap on the door, evidently while preparing breakfast. A cup of coffee had been poured, but was not drunk and cooked eggs were on the kitchen stove.
     The killer either struck Mrs. Knox as she opened the front door, or as she tried to get out of the door, officers said. Blood on the floor and the position of the body indicated that she swung the door open as if to admit someone she knew, and was struck down where she stood. Her clothes were distributed as though the killer knew exactly where to look for the money belt, and an apron which she was wearing was pulled tightly about her neck. Blood on her hands indicated that she tried vainly to ward off the blow.
     Mrs. Knox feared the violent death which found her Friday, and which already had taken two other members of her family, according to friends. Several times in conversation during the last few years, she mentioned "something happening," according to neighbors, and usually kept a window or door open, so that she could flee "if anything ever happens."
     In 1914, her husband, William H. Knox, died at Houston. Seven years later, her son, Hiram Knox, was killed at his home at Hempstead, Tex. He was shot to death. A few years later, her grandson was fatally stabbed near Livingston, Tex.

Several Angles Investigated.
     Police were working Saturday on a number of angles, any one of which may produce the killer, according to Inspector of Detectives Will Fritz.
     One of these angles was the presence in the neighborhood a few weeks ago, of prowlers, police investigation at that time showing that a large man had stepped in flower beds and on open ground in several yards close to Mrs. Knox's home.
     The prowler theory was not favored by police, however, as Mrs. Knox was very averse to letting anyone enter her house, and never opened the door to tramps or beggars.
     Family trouble growing out of the death of her son at Hempstead, also has been injected into the investigation.
     Mrs. Knox reputedly had given away most of the $1,000,000 estate which was left by her husband. She gave freely to several churches, and was one of the heaviest donors to the Reynolds' Institution. Owner of some thirty pieces of rent property throughout the city, she is believed to have lived off the income from them.

Was Not Strangled.
     An autopsy late Saturday morning revealed the fact that Mrs. Knox was not strangled, as was at first believed, but was struck eleven times on the head. Three of the wounds were so severe, that any one of them would probably have killed her, investigators said.
     This new development led to the belief that she was attacked in the rear of the house, probably at the back door, and ran to the front in a vain attempt to escape from her attacker. Unable to open the front door, the key to which was found by police in the kitchen sink, she was struck down in one final attack by the killer, according to the revamped theory.
     Literally dozens of fingerprints were found in the house, but a check had not been carried sufficiently far Saturday to denote whether they belonged to visitors, Mrs. Knox, the killer or curious spectators at the scene of the crime. All prints were guarded as carefully as possible immediately after the body was found, and Inspector Fritz expressed the hope that they might help solve the case.
     The body was found by neighbors who noticed that Mrs. Knox had not raised the shades at any time during the day. Fearing that she was sick, Mrs. Hugo Boedeker, 5802 Mercedes, tried to get into the house and could not. She returned to her home and called Mrs. Frank Rutherford, 928 South Haskell Street, who came to the house and sent her nephew, Charlie Steger, in through a window.
     Mr. and Mrs. Knox came to Dallas about the beginning of the century from Wausau, Wis., where Mr. Knox made a large fortune in the lumber business. Mrs. Knox was Mary S. Axford before her marriage. She was born in Oxford, Wis., on Jan. 6, 1846.
     Dr. Floyd Poe, pastor of the City Temple Presbyterian Church, of which Mrs. Knox was a member, said Saturday that the aged woman was not a recluse, but was kept indoors by her extreme age and the infirmity of one leg.
     "She was a majestically Christian woman," Dr. Poe said. "Kindly and with a simple trust in everyone, she was one of the best women I ever knew."

Administrator Named.
     Dr. Poe was named temporary administrator of Mrs. Knox's estate when he appeared before County Probate Judge Ben H. Fly Saturday morning and presented a petition, in which her belongings were valued at $75,000.
     Upon his appointment, to hold until the court probates Mrs. Knox's will, Dr. Poe made bond of $25,000.
     The petition asking administration of the estate, declared that Mrs. Knox left $12,000 in negotiable securities and money not deposited in a bank, nor any safe place; that she left various properties, from which revenues are regularly obtained, and listed other pressing matters in relation to her estate.
     No arrests had been made Saturday morning in connection with the case, although Inspector Fritz indicated that some action might be expected during the day. The case may "break" at any time, he said, although the complexity of evidence has done much to slow police progress.
     Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Knox were being arranged Saturday by the Brewer Undertaking Company, where the body will remain until time for services.
     Surviving are five grandchildren, Miss Mary Knox, Merton Knox, Hiram Knox, Jr., William Knox and L. Marsine Knox, children of Hiram and Lillian Knox; one grand nephew, Merel Rosel of Moscow, Kan., and grand-niece, Mrs. Lydia Rutter of Piedmont, Kan.

Gave Home to Friend.
     The homestead in which Mrs. Knox was murdered was conveyed by warranty deed, Nov. 18, 1931, to Mary E. Rosel of Grant County, Kan., for $10 and other considerations, as well as "for the love and affection I bear for her." A stipulation in the deed was to the effect that Mrs. Knox was to retain full possession, benefit and use of the property for life.
     More recent conveyances by Mrs. Knox, as revealed by a check of records in the county clerk's office, were single pieces of property to Clyde Walston on June 13, 1936; H. C. Trout, on June 19, 1936; Catherine E. Bird, on June 25, 1936, and J. B. Robinson, on July 2, 1936.
     The records also show Mrs. Knox's conveyances of liens to the Dallas Bank and Trust Company on June 26, 1936, and to the Metropolitan Building and Loan Company on Sept. 28, 1936.

FOSTER, Henry A., age 62, 1827 South Ewing, passed away at Marshall, Tex., Friday. Survived by his wife; one son, Henry A. Foster, Jr.; one daughter, Miss Evelyn Foster; two stepsons, Robert Mitchell and LeRoy Mitchell. Services conducted Monday 10 a. m., at chapel of Lamar & Smith, the Rev. Hugh E. Anderson officiating. Interment Laurel Land Memorial Park.

HENSON, Mrs. Vera Rowena, age 43, passed away Saturday at residence, 5247 Ridgedale. Survived by husband, William S. Henson; one son, William Erwin Henson; one daughter, Hazel May Henson, all of Dallas; mother, Mrs. R. K. Erwin of Waxahachie, Texas; sisters, Mrs. C. Weichsel, Mrs. John Karner of Dallas, Mrs. E. T. Jones, Pasadena, Cal.; brothers, Frank E. and Cyril Erwin of Waxahachie; Joe Erwin, Phoenix, Ariz. Services at 11 a. m. Monday, chapel Sparkman-Holtz-Brand. Dr. Valentine Lee officiating. Interment Hillcrest Memorial Park.

KNOX, Mrs. Mary S. (W. H.), age 91, died at residence, 3746 Mercedes, Friday. Surviving are one grand-nephew, Merel Rusel[?], of Moscow, Kan.; one grand niece, Mrs. Lydia Rutter[?] of Piedmont, Kan. Arrangements incomplete. For information call the George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel.

KEAN, Luther P., beloved husband of Mrs. Sue Kean, passed on in San Antonio Friday morning. Survived by his mother, Mrs. E. T. Kean, Ladonia, Tex.; two brothers, John and George Kean of Dallas; five sisters, Mrs. Helen Anderson, Mrs. Corrine Van Camp and Mrs. J. R. McFarland, all of Dallas; Mrs. Tom Bell, Ladonia, Tex., and Miss Vivian Kean, Denver, Colo. Services will be held at the home of Mrs. E. T. Kean in Ladonia at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.

MENDIAS, Ponciano Y., 3211 San Jacinto, passed away Thursday night, age 48. Survived by mother, Mrs. Jesus Mendias; wife, Mrs. Nora Mendias; three sons, Raymond, Santiago and Jose Angel; two daughters, Beatrice Mendias and Mrs. Merytie[?] Velasquez, and one grandchild, all of Dallas. Services at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church 3 p. m. Saturday. Interment in Calvary Hill Cemetery. Arrangements with Weever Funeral Home.

SKLIMBOS, George, age 54 years, residence Second Avenue Road, passed away Friday morning; survived by two brothers, Charles and Louie Sklimbos of Chicago; one cousin, John Sklimbos of Dallas. Arrangements with Sparkman-Holtz-Brand.

STENNETT, Wayne Lee, age 2 1/2 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Stennett, 6010 Ash Lane, passed away Friday night. Remains forwarded Saturday morning to Stephenville, Tex., for Sunday services and interment. Arrangements with Revis-Suggs Funeral Home, 1001 Second Ave.

THERREL, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth, age 79, 2932 Elm, passed away Wednesday evening. Survived by two sons, B. F. Therrel and Kenneth Therrel, both of Dallas; five daughters, Mrs. Mary E. Gray, Mrs. Helen M. Viglini, both of Dallas; Mrs. Elizabeth Andrea, Miami, Fla.; Mrs. Edith Wilmans, Vineyard, Texas; Mrs. Adrian Parker, Terrell, Texas; nine grandchildren, six great-grandchildren. Services at chapel of Weever Funeral Home, 2533 McKinney Avenue, Saturday, 3 p. m., the Rev. Fred O. Hanna officiating. Interment Restland Memorial Park. Pallbearers: E. D. Malone, R. L. Bentley, John P. Viglini, Norman H. Ligon.

     A Negro was in the city jail a few minutes after the killing early Wednesday of Pete Martinez, 33, in his home, at 2214 Summers Street. Police claimed the negro admitted killing Martinez with an ax, claiming that he did it in self-defense.
     According to the police report, Martinez and the Negro were roomers in the same house. Martinez drank heavily during the night, and several times tried to force his way into the Negro's room, the Negro told police.
     Finally, after the Negro had ejected him for the fifth time, Martinez allegedly came back with an ice pick, smashed the door lock and threatened the Negro. In retaliation, the Negro said he picked up an ax and smashed Martinez on the back of the head, then struck him two more times.
     Detectives Jack Archer and Tom Bedell, answering the police call to the scene, arrested the man immediately.

     Garland, Texas, March 25 (Special). -- Funeral services were held here Thursday morning for Lemuel Letcher Byrd, 49, a lifelong resident of this part of the county, who died at his home near Reinhardt Wednesday. He is survived by his wife, Theresa Mary of Mesquite; five sons, Lynn of Waco, John Samuel, Charles Lively, Cecil Range and Nathan Lemuel, all of Mesquite. Burial was in the K. P. Cemetery here.

COE, Miss Frankie Jo, age 36, residence 4512 San Jacinto, died at a local hospital Wednesday. Surviving are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Coe; two brothers, Fletcher and Foos Coe, all of Texarkana, Ark. Services 4 p. m. Thursday at George A. Brewre Funeral Chapel. Rev. H. D. Burson officiating. Pallbearers: P. M. Watts, George S. Knight, F. D. Cochran, Eddie Ellerman, Roy Pendleton, Guy Tribble.

DOBBINS, Joseph S., passed away at the residence, 906 Cameron, Wednesday. Survived by wife; two sons, J. C. and Nelson; two daughters, Vivian and Virginia, all of Dallas. Services 4 p. m. Friday at the Chapel of Sparkman-Holtz-Brand, Rev. Earl Anderson officiating. Arrangements with Sparkman-Holtz-Brand, 2715 Ross.

GUYTON, Mrs. Mary Louise, age 41 years, 1101 South Ewing, passed away at the residence Wednesday morning. Survived by husband, Forest N. Guyton; two sons, Jimmie Louis and Forest N. Jr.; mother, Mrs. J. S. Brownlow, all of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. Fred Freudiger of Longview. Funeral service 4 p. m. Thursday from Rene H. Cox Funeral Home, 300 West Davis, the Rev. E. G. Birdsall officiating. Interment Oak Cliff Cemetery.

HAYNES, Theodore Wiseman, age 80, died at the residence, 1510 Montana, Elmwood Addition, Wednesday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Lucy Ellen Haynes; two sons, Dan W. Haynes of Dallas and Elmer C. Haynes of Brownwood, Texas; one grandson. Services 4 p. m. Thursday from Lamar & Smith Chapel, with the Rev. W. L. Aikin and the Rev. J. H. Westbrook officiating. Burial in Laurel Land Memorial Park, with Washington Lodge, 1117 conducting the services at the grave. Pallbearers: Fred Martin, R. A. Schmid, Eck Minyard, George Windsor, S. P. McKinney and J. D. Chapman.

TATUM, Andrew Melvin, 3625 Word, age 59, passed away Wednesday morning at his residence. Survived by wife, Mrs. Annie Tatum; two sons, L. R., of Breckenridge, Texas, and R. P., of Dallas; two daughters, Ruth and Alma, both of Dallas; one grandchild. Services at Stony Point Church, Thursday 3 p. m. Interment Stony Point Cemetery. Arrangements with Weever Funeral Home.

     Funeral services for Turner A. Diamond, 64, of 1203 North Washington Avenue, linotype operator and resident of Dallas for thirty-five years, who died Wednesday in Colorado Springs, will be held Saturday at 4 p. m. in the Poole Funeral Chapel with the Rev. S. A. Barnes officiating. Burial will be in Laurel Land Cemetery.
     Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Lena Diamond; one son, T. E. Diamond; two daughters, Mrs. A. B. Black and Mrs. M. N. Stubbs, all of Dallas; two brothers, H. L. Diamond of Dallas, and J. W. Diamond of Weatherford; four sisters, Mrs. Eula Blanton and Miss Nellie Diamond of Dallas, Mrs. W. E. Webb of Troup, and Mrs. R. S. Card of Philadelphia, Pa.

     Garland, Tex., March 26 (Special). -- Paul Propes, 39, was killed instantly here Thursday afternoon when he was struck by a car driven by Earl Hall, former sheriff of Rockwall County, on the main highway, just inside of the city limits. Propes was hit when he ran onto the highway to get out of the way of a falling limb of a tree, which was being trimmed. The accident was termed unavoidable on the part of Mr. Hall.

     Seventy-one births and 68 deaths were recorded in Dallas during the week ending Saturday.
     Fifty-seven of the babies were white children. Fourteen were Negroes. Of the whites, 31 were boys and 26 were girls.

     Funeral services for Mrs. J. H. Bumpas, 80, resident of Dallas sixty-two years, widow of the late James H. Bumpas, for whom Jimtown was named, who died Sunday at her home, 3021 Douglas Street, will be held at 10 a. m. Tuesday in the Guardian Funeral Chapel.
     The Rev. Graham Frank will officiate and burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers will be N. H. Baldwin, W. L. Hamric, J. H. Bumpas, Charles Reed, Charlie Yeargan and Duncan Hamric, all nephews.
     Born in Alabama in 1857, Mrs. Bumpas came to Dallas with her family in 1875, settling on Live Oak Street, between Pearl and Olive Streets. She was married to Mr. Bumpas in 1879 and moved to Jimtown, where Mr. Bumpas was engaged for many years in the drug business, and was the first postmaster of Jimtown, the forerunner of Oak Cliff.
     The family later moved to Dallas, where Mr. Bumpas continued in the drug business, up to the time of his death.
     She was a member of the Central Christian Church, Daughters of the Confederacy, Maccabees and the Stratford Club.
     Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Priscilla Wilson and Mrs. Lelia E. Duncan, both of Dallas.

BRANNON, Mrs. Cora Elnora, age 58, 1210 Fort Worth Avenue, passed away Monday. Survived by husband, J. W. Brannon; two daughters, Mrs. J. J. Gentry, Mrs. L. R. Fischer; eight sons, A. L., M. H., W. T., C. D., C. K., J. W., Jr., W. C. and L. A. Brannon; four sisters, Mrs. M. L. Pitcher, Mrs. Ada Smith, Mrs. M. L. McKinney, all of Dallas; Mrs. Ella Bowen, Los Angeles, Cal.; brother, W. W. Tuggle, Dallas; ten grandchildren. Cortege leaves residence Tuesday, 3:45 p. m., services at Western Heights Baptist Church, 4 p. m., the Rev. Virgil E. Hunton and the Rev. Lacy R. Keele officiating. Interment Westhern Heights Cemetery. Pallbearers: George Hanson, Leonard Brannon, Luther A. Hall, Melvin McKinney, Elbert Tuggle. Wayne Allem [Allen?]. Arrangements with Weiland's, Directors of Funeral Services, 2909 Live Oak.

HAMILTON, William Thomas, age 79, passed away Tuesday. Survived by wife; three daughters, Mrs. H. T. Hamilton, Mrs. D. R. Shanks, Mrs. J. P. Alford, all of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. M. A. Maddox, Dallas; one brother, J. F.[?] Hamilton, Ardmore, Okla.; six grandchildren; two great grandchildren. Services will be conducted 2 p. m. Wednesday from the chapel of Lamar & Smith, Rev. Leo Johnston of the Oak Cliff Christian Church officiating. Interment in Laurel Land Memorial Park.

JONES, Mary Jewell, age 21, passed away Monday. Survived by father, H. M. Jones; two brothers, Robert J. and James J. Jones. Chapel services 3 p. m. Wednesday with the Rev. W. S. Barham officiating. Interment in Oakland Cemetery. Arrangements of service with Revis-Suggs Funeral Home, 1001 Second Avenue.

JONES, John Newton, age 83, passed away at residence, 1208 Cedar Hill, Tuesday. Survived by one son, Glen H. Jones, three daughters, Mrs. E. A. Matthews, Mrs. Ben W. Wilkerson, Mrs. Thomas H. Harper, all of Dallas. Funeral services chapel McKamy-Campbell, 10 a. m. Wednesday. Interment Bowie, Tex.

KNIGHT, Nehemiah, age 98, 3112 Hood, died Monday. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. J. L. Rymer and Miss Kate Knight, both of Dallas; one grandson, Jerry K. Rymer, Houston; one great-grandchild, Ann Alison Rymer, Houston. Funeral ar- [typo -- incomplete sentence]. Services from residence, 3112 Hood, 10 a. m., Wednesday, Dr. R. L. Holmes officiating. Interment Wolfe City. Arrangements with Weiland's, director of funeral service, 2909 Live Oak.

PATTERSON, Mrs. Kate, 3602 Dallas St., passed away local sanitarium, Tuesday morning. Survived by husband, Ciegel Patterson; two sons, Olen and Ciegel, Jr.; one daughter, Ruby; one grandson, Olen Sinclair Patterson, all of Dallas; four brothers, Sam L. Brown, Lancaster; M. C. Brown, Wilmer; Charles Brown, Tulsa, Okla., Dan Brown, Dallas. Services at chapel Weever Funeral Home, 2533 McKinney Avenue, 3 p. m., Wednesday, Rev. Harvey Redford officiating. Interment Lancaster, Tex.

TIFFEN, James Monroe, 925 S. Brighton, age 81, passed away at residence Sunday. Survived by four sons, William L., Charles C., John H., R. A.; one daughter, Mrs. John Hevron; fifteen grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren. Remains were forwarded Tuesday morning to Van Buren, Ark., for services and interment. Arrangements with Weever Funeral Home.

WATSON, William Emmett, age 53, passed away Monday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Marie Watson; two daughters, Misses Daryonlace and Jacqueline Watson, all of Dallas; brother, C. R. Watson, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cortege will leave Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, 8:30 a. m. Wednesday. Services Holy Trinity Church, 9 a. m., Father W. M. Quinn officiating. Rosary will be recited 8 p. m. Tuesday, Weiland's Funeral Church. Interment Calvary Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers: W. J. Long, Jr., John F. Murphy, L. A. Carlock, J. T. Scott, J. C. Haney, F. H. Shaw.

     Following funeral services at 2 p. m. Monday in the Revis-Suggs Funeral Chapel, the body of Robert Frank Mayer, of 1604 Durant Street, who died Saturday, will be taken to Kleberg for additional services and burial.

     Funeral services for George A. Brewer, Sr., 59, president of the Brewer Undertaking Company, who died Saturday morning at his home, 4301 Edmondson Drive, will be held at 10 a. m. Monday in the Brewer Funeral Chapel, 3603 Ross Avenue.
     Dr. W. C. Martin, assisted by Dr. L. N. D. Wells and Dr. S. H. C. Burgin, will officiate. Burial will be in Restland Memorial Park. The body will lie in state at the Brewer chapel Sunday.
     Pallbearers will be M. J. Norrell, Gus W. Thomasson, C. W. Starling, J. W. Blanton, John Furneaux, Lawrence Diamond, George W. Loudermilk and Layton W. Bailey.
     Mr. Brewer was a thirty-second degree Mason, Shriner, Knight Templar and a member of Odd Fellows, Lodge No. 44, and Dallas Lodge, Knights of Pythias. He was a member of the First Methodist Church, Dallas Athletic Club and the Bonehead Club.
     He was president of the Texas Funeral Directors Association in 1918-19, and secretary of the State Board of Embalmers in 1924-25. He was born in Granby, Mo., and had been in Dallas thirty years, twenty-five years, of which time, he had been a funeral director.
     Surviving are his widow, Mrs. May C. Brewer; two sons, George A. Brewer, Jr., and Robert H. Brewer, all of Dallas; one daughter, Mrs. Richard T. Morrison, of Nashville, Tenn.; one brother, R. L. Brewer, of Rogers, Ark.; four sisters, Mrs. Sid Smith of Overton, Texas, Mrs. Paris Smith of Bay City, Texas, Mrs. E. A. McKelvey, Tyler, Texas, and Mrs. J. C. Hedrick of Oakland, and seven grandchildren.

ADAMS, L. C., age 76, died at his home [in] Rylie, Friday. Survived by wife, _____ Loper Adams; three sons, Fred L., ____ Ariz.; William C., Salina, Kan.; ___er F., Dallas; one daughter, Mrs. R. __. Adair, Shreveport, La.; eight grandchildren. Arrangements incomplete, J. O. ____itt & Co., Kleburg, Tex.

     Mrs. John A. Oglesby, 42, of 3630 Metropolitan Street, died Sunday morning at Baylor Hospital, a short time [after] her [car] crashed into a tree beside East Pike, near Tennison golf course. Death attributed to internal and head injuries.

     Beddy Maner, 22, of Kaufman, died en route to Parkland Hospital early Sunday, after lying beside the road for several hours near Triangle, Dallas County, with a broken neck. The injury was sustained when another car sideswiped the one in which the girl was riding and sent it into the ditch.

     Funeral services for James E. Loughlin, 30, of 4220 Hawthorne Street, son of the late John W. Loughlin, pioneer Dallas groceryman, who died Sunday at a local hospital, will be held Tuesday at 9 a. m, in St. Edward's Catholic Church. Rosary services will be recited Monday at 7 p. m. in the Ed C. Smith Chapel.
     Pallbearers will be Charles H. ____nson, Richard Finnegan, Tom ____onnell, J. J. Goodwin, Edgar _____s and William E. Allen.
     Surviving are four brothers, John __., Frank J., Thomas F., and Henry __. Loughlin, and one sister, Mrs. ___lling Rogers.

     Dallas County's sixty-fourth and sixty-fifth deaths from traffic accidents since January 1, 1937, were recorded Sunday when Mrs. John A. Oglesby, 42, of 3630 Metropolitan Avenue, died at Baylor Hospital, and Beddy Maner, 22-year-old Negress, died in an ambulance en route to Parkland Hospital.
     Funeral services for Mrs. Oglesby will be held at 4 p. m. Monday in the McKamy-Campbell Funeral Chapel, with Rev. D. W. Boone officiating. Burial will be in Pleasant Mound Cemetery.
     Pallbearers will be Jack Kirk, Buster Kirk, Clyde McHale, Reginald Guyer, Tom Williscraft and Frank Kellihair.
     The body of the Negress was taken in charge by a Dallas undertaker for Negroes.
     Mrs. Oglesby's car, reported being driven at a high rate of speed, crashed into a tree near the East Pike entrance to Tenison Memorial Park.

Driving Alone.
     Her husband told investigating officers that she had gone to the home of some friends on East Pike near Buckner Orphans' Home early Sunday morning and was returning to her home when the accident occurred.
     The tree which the car struck was shifted eighteen inches out of line. The steering post crushed Mrs. Oglesby's chest and she suffered a head injury.
     Surviving Mrs. Oglesby are her husband, John A. Oglesby; one daughter, Miss Janice Audrey Hutsell; one son, Francis Oglesby; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCollum; two sisters, Mrs. Artie Floyd and Mrs. Jeffie Rylie, and one brother, Raymond McCollum.
     The accident in which the Negress was killed occurred on the Kaufman Road near Triangle Point. The car in which she was riding with Son Gorman, 22, of Kaufman and Bud Gorman, same address, turned over and rolled down an embankment after being sideswiped by another machine.
     The two men and woman, caught beneath the wreckage, were unable to get help and remained under the car from about 1 a. m. Sunday until almost daylight, when Deputy Sheriffs Butler and Bietendorf happened by and saw them. They called an ambulance, but the woman died before reaching the hospital.

JONES, Mrs. Eva A., 5333 El Camp St., Fort Worth, passed away in Fort Worth Sunday evening. Survived by three daughters, Mrs. George Wunderlick, Dallas; Mrs. R. E. Learn, Fort Worth; Mrs. Howard Summerville, Atlanta, Ga.; 9 grandchildren. Services Tuesday 8 a. m. Requiem High Mass at Holy Trinity Church, Rev. Father W. Quinn officiating. Remains will be taken overland to Paris, Texas. Arrangements with Weever Funeral Home.

LOUGHLIN, James E. (Jimmie), died Sunday at local sanitarium, residence 5248 Goodwin, age 30. Survived by sisters, Mrs. Sterling Rogers, Dallas; four brothers, John W., Tom F., of Dallas; Frank J. of New Orleans, Henry J. of Houston. Funeral 9 a. m. Tuesday from St. Edward's Catholic Church, Rosary 7 p. m. Monday at the chapel of Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul. Pallbearers, Charles H. Johnson, Richard Finnegan, Tom O'Connell, J. J. Goodwin, Edgar Giles and William E. Allen.

     Funeral services for Mrs. John Ulmer Jones, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Roy E. Learn of Fort worth Sunday, while on a visit, will be held at 8 a. m. Tuesday in the Holy Trinity church.
     Mrs. Jones was the widow of the late J. U. Jones, who owned and operated the first power plant in Texas, and who sold and constructed the first municipally-owned power plant at San Antonio.
     He also engineered the project of water, pump plants in the Rio Grande Valley.
     Mrs. Jones was born in Ireland and came to Dallas when 11 years of age.
     Besides the daughter at Fort Worth, she is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Howard Summerville of Atlanta, Ga., and Mrs. George Wunderlick of Dallas, and nine grandchildren.

     Funeral services for Mrs. Kitty Rains Bodine, 67, who died Monday at her home near Grand Prairie, will be held Tuesday at 4 p. m. in the Grand Prairie Methodist Church with the Rev. W. H. Wynn officiating. Burial will be in Southland Cemetery at Grand Prairie.
     Surviving are her husband, I. Bodine; one daughter, Mrs. Couch Gibbons; two sons, Marvin and Earl; one sister, Mrs. Eliza Sikes, all of Grand Prairie; one brother, Mr. Rains of Mesquite, and two grandchildren.

     The body of James Thomas Coates, 35, formerly of Chicago, was found Monday night on the floor of his room at 5717 Llano Street, close to an open gas jet.
     Justice Walter J. Stovall declared that Coates' death was suicidal. The man pulled an overcoat over himself, then held the end of the gas extension hose under the coat until he lost consciousness, investigation revealed. He had been dead several hours when discovered.
     His sister, Miss Emily Coates of Chicago, was notified of his death and the body is being held at Weever Funeral Home pending her instructions regarding funeral arrangements.

     In the will of Don F. Williams, 70, filed Monday for probate, it was specified that the body be cremated and the ashes placed in an urn in the family mausoleum.
     Mr. Williams, an insurance man, died Thursday at his home, 5416 Monticello Street. He was president of the Texas State Checkers Association.

     Funeral services for Andrew Thompson, 80, resident of Dallas sixty-one years, of 2720 Boll Street, who died Monday at a local hospital, will be held at 4:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Guardian Funeral Chapel. Rev. Harry Allen will officiate, and burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Fred Appel, Col. A. P. Watts, Fred Lemmon, Joe Magnolia, Price Bower and Gerald Johnson.
     Born in Roane County, Tenn., Mr. Thompson came to Dallas in 1876. He was, for many years, associated with the O. K. Harry Metal Works. He never married.
     Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Lydia Harry and Mrs. C. P. Haynes; one brother, Sam J. Thompson; two nieces, Mrs. Gerald Johnson and Miss Nellie Thompson, and one nephew, Chesney Haynes.

THOMPSON, Andrew, age 80, 2720 Boll, died Monday. Born in Roane County, Tennessee, resident of Dallas fifty years. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. Lydia Harry, Mrs. C. P. Haynes; brother, Sam J. Thompson; two nieces, Mrs. Gerald Johnson, Miss Nellie Thompson; nephew, Chesley Haynes. Services Tuesday, 4:30 p. m., Guardian Funeral Home, Rev. Harry Allen officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers: Fred Appel, Col. A. P. Watts, Fred Lemmon, Joe Magnolia, Price Bower, Gerald Johnson.

     Dallas' traffic toll continued to mount Tuesday night when the life of a 3-year-old child was crushed out -- to send the fatality count, since Jan. 1, to sixty-six.
     Newest name on the death list is that of Billy Dean McDaniel, of 1722 First Avenue, who, with his cousin, Harold Sneed, also, and of the same address, toddled in front of a huge truck within half a block of his home. Driver L. W. Shook, 39, of Fort Worth, did everything in his power to stop the clumsy vehicle, but Billy Dean was killed instantly.
     The other child, taken to the city emergency hospital for treatment of leg and face injuries, was not seriously hurt. He was released after treatment.
     Mr. and Mrs. Fay McDaniel and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Sneed, parents of the children, were having a joint watermelon feast when the children wandered away, according to Mr. Sneed. He told officers that the children had been punished time and again for going into the street.
     Funeral arrangements for Billy Dean, who is survived by his mother and father, had not been completed Wednesday morning by Sparkman-Holtz-Brand.

     Robert Collins (Pomp) Biggerstaff, 75, pioneer resident of Fannin County, but for the past five years a resident of Dallas, died at his home, 5910 Velasco Street, Wednesday morning.
     The body will lie in state at the family residence until Thursday, when it will be taken overland to Bonham, where services will be held in the Wise Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Willow Wild Cemetery.
     Mr. Biggerstaff was a farmer and stock raiser in Fannin County for many years. He was a member of the First Christian Church of Bonham.
     Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Prular Biggerstaff; three daughters, Mrs. O. H. Albers of Coolidge, Ariz.; Mrs. J. E. Faulkner of Dallas, and Mrs. J. E. Mohle of Brownsville; two sons, Bland Biggerstaff and Howard A. Biggerstaff, both of Dallas; one sister, Mrs. James McMurray of Bailey, Texas; two brothers, W. E. Biggerstaff of Bonham and Woodson Biggerstaff of Sherman, Texas.

     Funeral services for Herbert Harvey Foster, 37, electrician, of Dallas, who died Monday in a hospital at Tulsa, Okla., from injuries received when he was struck on the head with a chair, were held at 11 a. m. Friday in the Weiland Funeral Church.
     Dr. H. H. Gordon officiated and burial was in Restland Memorial Park. Pallbearers were K. J., H. E. D. E. and C. W. Shaw, J. B. Turk and John L. Adams.
     Foster, according to information received in Dallas, was seated in a cafe in Tulsa when two other men engaged in a fight. One of them, Henry Polsom, a Tulsa manufacturing company employe, struck at his opponent with a chair. The opponent ducked and Polsom struck Foster on the side of the head with the chair.

Charged With Murder.
     Polsom was arrested and charged with murder after Foster died in a hospital.
     Polsom entered a plea of not guilty and a hearing was set for Aug. 2. Doctors at the hospital where Foster died said that death resulted from a blow on the head. Police later learned of the fight at the cafe and arrested Polsom.
     Foster's survivors are his mother, Mrs. M. L. Perritt, and a sister, Mrs. Ione Rabbit, both of Long Beach, Cal.
     Foster had been in Oklahoma only a short time working on a construction job.

     Mrs. Mary Josephine Ryon, 78, a resident of Dallas for thirty-five years, died at her home, 914 Cameron Avenue, Friday morning. A native of Fort Bend County, Tex., Mrs. Ryon came to Dallas in 1902.
     Surviving are four daughters and one son, Mrs. Mildred Caples, Dallas; Mrs. Mary Lancaster, Abilene; Mrs. Katy Nichols, Vernon; Mrs. Elizabeth Weathers, San Francisco, and Ellis Ryon, Houston.
Funeral services will be held at the Weever Funeral Home some time Saturday. Burial will be at Richmond, Tex.

     Funeral services will be held at 4 p. m. Saturday at Mesquite for H. H. Bennett, 83, former county commissioner and pioneer resident of Dallas County, who died at a local hospital Thursday of injuries received in a fall.
     Services will be at the First Baptist Church of Mesquite with Rev. Rex Thompson, pastor, and Rev. W. H. Wynn, Dallas, officiating.
Burial will be in Bennett Cemetery near Mesquite and pallbearers will be six of his grandsons, Dick, Gayle, Wade and Handley Bennett, Bennett B. and Audy A. Love, Jr.
     Mr. Bennett was county commissioner from 1906 to 1910, and from 1914 to 1922, he was superintendent of the Dallas County Convalescent Home at Hutchins.

Built First Iron Bridge.
     He is credited with having constructed the first iron bridge in Dallas County, the first brick underpass in the county, under the T. & N. O. Railroad at Second Avenue, and the first concrete road in the county.
     Mr. Bennett was born on the farm one mile from Mesquite, upon which he has lived, with the exception of the time he was superintendent of the home at Hutchins.
     Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. Audy A. Love of Mesquite; a brother, W. W. Bennett of Dallas; fourteen grandchildren and fifteen great-grandchildren.

     Garland, Tex. Aug. 7 (Special). -- Funeral services for Mrs. Henrietta B. Lothridge, 60, who died at the family home two miles northeast of Garland, Friday afternoon, were held at the First Christian Church here Saturday afternoon. She was the daughter of the late N. F. Pace and Nancy N. Wallace, and had lived on the farm where she was born, all her life. She is survived by her husband, A. Lothridge; two sons, J. B., of Houston and Henry of Garland; and two daughters, Misses Ola and Edna, both of Garland. Burial was in Mills Cemetery.

ANDERSON, Arthur Cuthbert, died Sunday at Whitesboro. Residence 709 Grandview, Dallas. Age 40. Survived by wife; one brother, Robert C.; three sisters, Mrs. Pearl Plumlee, Miss Ruby Anderson, Mrs. Hester Taudmona[?]. Funeral 4 p. m. Monday from the chapel of Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul. Pallbearers: Jack Bailey, Bob Barrett, R. L. Sanderson, E. L. Charles, Dick Flood, Joe Ellington, Sr.

BOX, John W., age 68, of 420 Grandview, died Sunday. Survived by son, A. Box; daughter, Mrs. Minnie Ola Olsen, Mesquite; one brother and two sisters. Services 3 p. m. Monday from chapel of Poole Funeral Home, Rev. Charles W. Ross officiating. Interment Laurel Land.

CARVER, Mrs. Mary L., age 66, passed away Sunday. Surviving are seven daughters, Mrs. H. W. Marsh, Mrs. W. M. McCutcheon, Mrs. Ed Arnett, Mrs. P. J. Ven_rone[?], Miss Kate Carvey, all of Dallas; Mrs. R. W. Orthwein[?], St. Louis; Mrs. George W. Bickham, Houston; one brother, W. R.[?] Evans, Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. L. H. Hill, Mrs. Eugene Umphres[?], both of Dallas. Funeral services Monday, 2 p. m. Weiland's Funeral Church, Rev. Roy E. Cogdill and Rev. W. H. Robinson officiating. Interment Carvey's Cemetery. Pallbearers will be six nephews: Leonard, Sam, Austin, Arthur, Olin and W. J. Evans, Jr., Bob Evans, Jr., and Hyman Evans.

COOLEY, D. C., died Monday morning, residence 3__00 Colonial. Funeral services 10:30 a. m. Tuesday from Ed C. Smith & Bro. Chapel. Interment Grove Hill.

JOYCE, Mrs. A. G., 3705 Crescent, died Saturday in Boston. Survived by husband; a son, A. G. Joyce, Jr., and a sister, Mrs. J. R. Bower, both of Dallas. Services at residence 3 p. m. Tuesday. Bishop Harry T. Moore officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. Arrangements Bower Funeral Home. Pallbearers, Earl Fain, Sr., C. C. Weischsel, Lang Wharton, J. W. Griffiths, L. P. DeLoache, Albin Herold, George Kean, W. O. Skillman, Webster Atwell, Dennis Slater.

LEATHERWOOD, Mary A., age 82, passed away Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ben Steinmitz, Fort Worth. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Steinmitz, Fort Worth, Mrs. J. H. Fasel, San Antonio; Mrs. J. A. Runyan, Dallas; Mrs. C. H. Huvelle, Jr., Dallas; one son, P.[?] A. Leatherwood, Dallas; two brothers, Louis Bevell, Houston; Jim Bevell, Meadow, Tex; twenty grandchildren and nineteen great-grandchildren. Funeral services Monday 4 p. m. Weiland's Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Interment Garden of Memories.

MARTENS, Mrs. Mary, age 75, Dallas, wife of the late H. A. Martens, passed away at Quincy, Ill., Sunday afternoon. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. P. V. Bearden, Waco; Mrs. R.[?] C. Harrison, Santa Barbara, Cal.; Mrs. John Topinos[?], Hollywood; three sons, Henry Martens, Los Angeles, Otto[?] Martens, Herman Martens, both of Dallas, and thirteen grandchildren. Services will be conducted 3 p. m. Tuesday, Chapel Lamar & Smith, Rev. C. Napier, Grace Lutheran Church officiating. Interment Hillcrest Memorial Park.

BECKWITH, George S., of 1908 Forest Ave., died Friday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Bertha M. Beckwith; one daughter, Kathryn E. Beckwith; one sister, Mrs. Annie Cummins, all of Dallas. Services 10 a. m. Monday from the Weiland Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Rev. Thos. F. Gallaher officiating. Interment Restland Memorial Park.

DEAN, H. A., died Friday at Houston, age 67. Funeral services 4 p. m. Saturday, Ed C. Smith & Bro. Chapel, Ross and St. Paul.

FISHER, Daniel Glover, aged 60 years, residence 3419 Hall, died at a local hospital Thursday. Survived by one sister, Mrs. Martha Fisher Jenkins of Dallas; one niece, Mrs. Louise Holland Slerrin of Beaumont; two nephews, Glover Allison Holland of Los Angeles, Cal., C. Dan Jenkins of Orlando, Fla. Funeral arrangements incomplete pending arrival of out-of-town relatives. For information, call the George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel, 3-6151.

LAY, Mrs. Jessie, age 66, of 301 1/2 North Akard, died Friday. Survived by two brothers, William and John Hettinger; one sister, Mrs. Mary Lamm of Lucas, Iowa. For information call Weiland's Directors of Funeral, 2909 Live Oak, 3-8141.

TORRES, Raymond, died Friday at local sanitarium. Residence 2311 Alamo. Age 27. Survived by wife; two brothers, Poncho and Robert Torres; two sisters, Mrs. Clemcia Morales, Miss Ambrosia Torres, and father, Antanosio Torres. Funeral arrangements to be announced later by Ed C. Smith & Bro., Ross and St. Paul, 2-9277.

     Communicable diseases claimed only three lives in Dallas for the week ending Aug. 14, Health Director J. W. Bass reported Saturday. Two persons died of tuberculosis and one of whooping cough.
     Deaths for the week from all causes, totaled 52, in comparison with 75 for the previous week, while there were 113 births. Last week, 133 births were reported.
     Six new cases of infantile paralysis were reported during the seven-day period, the same as for the previous week. However, only one of the cases for this week was within the city limits.

     Funeral services for Gilbert Hugh Moss, 25, of 3236 Knight Street, automobile painting finisher, who died Saturday at Parkland Hospital after being shocked by electricity while at work, will be held at 10 a. m. Monday in the chapel of Ed C. Smith & Bro.
     Brother L. H. Tapscott will officiate and burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery.
     Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Maggie Moss; three sisters, Mrs. J. C. O'Brien, Mrs. Mauva Mooring and Miss Frances Moss, all of Dallas; five brothers, O. M., L. N. and Ernest, all of Dallas, Forest Moss of California and J. Y. Moss, Jr., of Wisconsin.

BECKWITH, George S., of 1908 Forest Ave., died Friday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Bertha M. Beckwith; one daughter, Katherine E. Beckwith; one sister, Mrs. Annie Cummins, all of Dallas. Services 10 a. m. Monday from the Weiland Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Rev. Thos. F. Gallaher officiating. Interment Restland Memorial Park. Pallbearers: Ben Blatt, Ted Barth, Dan Steck, George Weiland, Lawrence Kirk, Bill Lucas.

CHAMBERS, William Paschall, age 44, passed away Friday in Dallas. Survived by mother, Mrs. Annie V. Chambers, Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. Ada V. Estill, Fort Worth; Miss Marie Chambers, Dallas; one brother, Ray Chambers, Luling, Tex. To be carried overland to Fulton, Ky., for funeral services and interment. Arrangements Rhoton Funeral Home, 4502 McKinney, Dallas.

CROSIER, Idella Agnes, age 62, died Saturday at her home. Surviving are her husband, W. J. Crosier; two sons, P. E. and W. J. Crosier, Jr.; four daughters, Mrs. J. J. Arnold and Miss Gertrude Crosier, all of Dallas; Miss Doris Crosier of San Antonio. Mrs. Ray Tucker of El Paso; three brothers, A. R., J. J. and G. L. Townsen, all of Dallas; four sisters, Mrs. Ione Agee, Mrs. Hattie L. Townsend, Mrs. M. C. Parnell and Mrs. L. E. Roberts, all of Dallas. Funeral cortege will leave residence, 4402 Cabell Drive, at 3:30 p. m. Monday for the Haskel Avenue Methodist Church, where services will be held at 4 o'clock. Rev. G. Henry Mood will officiate. Burial in Oakland Cemetery. Services under the direction of Weiland's directors of funeral services, 2909 Live Oak Street.

FISHER, Daniel Glover, age 60 years, residence 3419 Hall, died at a local hospital Thursday. Survived by one sister, Mrs. Martha Fisher Jenkins of Dallas; one niece, Mrs. Louise Holland Slerrin of Beamont; two nephews, Glover Allison Holland of Los Angeles, Cal.; C. Dan Jenkins of Orlando, Fla. Services will be held at the Geo. A. Brewer Funeral Chapel at 10 a. m. Monday. Rev. Robert H. Coleman and Dr. David Lefkowitz, Jr., officiating after which the remains will be forwarded to Navasota for interment. Pallbearers: Douglas Hawley, L. W. Bailey, Chauncey Egbert, Robert Hincks, Hal Moseley, Galbreth T. Pulliam. Honorary pallbearers: Edwin J. Kiest, Edward Titche, J. Marcus Davis, New York; Eddie Doran, Palestine; Terry J. Moseley, James J. Jones, Frank Harmon, E. Rynearson, Howard May, Lester M. Flint, Paul Latham, L. T. Tarkington, John L. DeGrazier, Dr. Sam E. Milliken, Robert Parks Bennett, Bishop Harry T. Moore, Bishop Joseph P. Lynch, Dr. David Lefkowitz, Hatton W. Sumners, Major William George Gilks, F. G. Knight, B. G. Howard, Homer R. Mitchell, Dr. J. B. Cranfill, J. L. Goldman, Tom Drier and George Coleman, Boston, Mass.; Edgar Guest, Detroit; Henry Miller, Lawrence Miller, Fred Peck, Herbert Peters of Waxahachie, John R. Jones. Remains will like in state at the chapel from 11 a. m. to 3 p. m. Sunday.

LAWHON, Daniel Perry, age 63, passed away Saturday morning. Residence 5407 Richard. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. E. C. Hunt, Mrs. Paul G. Carter; five grandchildren, all of Dallas. Funeral services 10 a. m. Monday. Rene H. Cox Funeral Home, 300 W. Davis, Rev. Mr. Warlick officiating. Interment Laurel Land.

LAMM, Mrs. Jessie, age 66, of 301 1/2 North Akard, died Friday. Survived by two brothers, William and John Hettinger; one sister, Mrs. Mary Lamm of Lucas, Iowa. Services 2 p. m. Monday, Weiland Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak. Rev. Robert H. Coleman officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

MOSS, Gilbert Hugh, 25, of 3236 Knight Street, died Saturday at local hospital. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Maggie Moss; three sisters, Mrs. J. C. O'Brien, Mrs. Mauva Mooring and Miss Frances Moss, all of Dallas; five brothers, O. M., L. N., and Ernest, all of Dallas. Forest Moss of California and J. Y. Moss, Jr., of Wisconsin. Funeral services 10 a. m. Monday at Ed C. Smith & Bro. chapel. Intement in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Pallbearesr: Lester Murdoch, C. L. Talbot, C. D. Beckett, Rolla E. Wade, Doyle Kerr and Eli Briggs.

SIMS, Walter Lee, age 75, 2731 Brandon, died Friday. Survived by three sons, L. L., W. M. Sims, Dallas; J. B. Sims, Haskell, Okla.; three daughters, Mrs. J. W. Ferrell, New York; Mrs. J. D. Porter, Miss Audrey Sims, Dallas; two brothers, Taylor Sims, Mineral Wells; Will Sims, Latexo, Tex.; one sister, Mrs. J. W. Jones, Crockett. Services 10 a. m. Monday, chapel Poole Funeral Home, Rev. James H. Westbrook officiating. Interment Laurel Land.

TORRES, Raymond, age 27, of 2311 Alamo Street, died Friday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Macie K. Torres; two brothers, Pancho and Robert Torres; two sisters, Mrs. Clemencia Morales and Ambrosia Torres, both of Mexico; his father, Antanasio Torres of Salt Lake City. Funeral services at 4 p. m. Monday at 2910 Bookhout Street. Arrangements with Ed C. Smith & Bro. Mortuary, St. Paul and Ross.

     Funeral services for Mrs. Nannie Horton Sidell, 71, who died Monday morning at her home, 724 Sunset Avenue, after a long illness, were conducted Tuesday morning at Bethel Church by the pastor, the Rev. Albert Ott. Assisting in the services at the church and at Restland Memorial Cemetery was the Rev. Harrison W. Baker, pastor of Munger Place Methodist Church.
     Mrs. Sidell, widow of the late P. A. Sidell, Dallas attorney, was from one of the pioneer families of Dallas County, having been reared at Seagoville. She attended the old Dallas Female College, graduating from that institution in 1886. She taught school for several years and after her marriage, she and Mr. Sidell located in West Dallas on the old Fort Worth Pike, where they made their home for half a century.
     Mrs. Sidell was active in church work, and until her last illness, taught a Sunday school class. she also did welfare work at the jail.
Survivors include one sister in Lamesa, Tex.

DR. ALVA W. CARNES

     Death, striking suddenly Thursday evening, brought to a quiet close, the life of one of the State's old-time country doctors, Dr. Alva Wood Carnes, 81-year-old patriarch of Hutchins. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday at the residence, with burial to follow in the family plot in Hutchins. Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Minnie Lee Simpson, whom he married in 1883, and a son, Dr. Campbell Carnes.
     Dr. Carnes, born in Spencer, Tenn., June 21, 1856, was graduated from Burrett College, founded by his grandfather, and from Vanderbilt Medical College in 1883. In 1886, he moved to Hutchins and lived there until his death, except during 1917 and 1918. He brought many babies into the world, many returning in later years to have their children delivered by him. He was the hero of many races against death over lonely country roads. His eightieth birthday was the occasion of a surprise party given by his son. Word got around, however, and the neighborhood was thronged with people from many parts of the State, assembled to pay their [respects.]
     Dr. Carnes was three times chairman of the Dallas County Democratic Convention and was city health officer here for many years. He also was in charge of the Dallas County Convalescent Home from 1923 to 1934, was connected with the institution for forty-eight years, and usually made the memorial address at the State medical society meeting. He was correspondent for The Dallas News since 1887. A year ago, he suffered a heart attack and was almost given up for dead. He rallied, however, but virtually retired after that. Thursday, he spent out on his farm, returning to the house at dinner time to eat. Apparently in normal health, he suddenly succumbed to a heart attack soon after finishing the meal.

     A sudden heart attack, Sunday morning, brought to a close, the career of Dr. W. W. Samuell, 59, of Maple Terrace, Dallas physician, who was considered one of the country's foremost surgeons. He was a member of the staff of the Methodist Hospital, Baylor Hospital and St. Paul's Hospital, where he died.
     About a month ago, Dr. Samuell was taken to St. Paul's Hospital, critically ill from pneumonia. He recovered and was allowed to return home, where his condition continued to improve, until he was allowed to be up and walk about the house. A few days ago, he went to his farm near Mesquite. Saturday night, he was suddenly stricken with a heart attack. He succumbed a few hours later.

Native of Kentucky.
     Dr. Samuell was born Jan. 13, 1878, the son of Capt. Hazael O. and Sallie Worthington Samuell, in Georgetown, Ky. His parents moved to Dallas County, settling in the vicinity of New Hope, when he was a year old. His grade school education was received at Georgetown and in the Dallas schools. He attended the University of Texas and took his medical degree from Tulane University, following which, he studied in Europe for two years. Upon his return, he lived in Mississippi, then came to Dallas the next year and began practicing here. During the World War, he served as a Captain in the medical corps, stationed at Camp Travis.
     He was an exceptionally fast worker under operating room conditions, and his colleagues estimated he had performed more operations than any other surgeon in the country.
     Modest and self-effacing, he refused to become entangled in politics of professional groups, and for that reason, refused to consider holding any office in medical societies.

Funeral Set Tuesday.
     Dr. Samuell was a Democrat and a Baptist and held memberships in the following clubs and fraternities: Fellow, American Society of Surgeons; Scottish Rite Masons, Elks, Brook Hollow Golf Club, Lakewood Country Club, Dallas Hunting and Fishing Club, Little Sandy Hunting and Fishing club, Dallas County Medical Society, Texas State Medical Association, American Medical Society. In 1914, he organized the Samuell-Thomasson-Hill Clinic, now the Samuell Clinic.
     His profession was his major interest in life, but he liked to play golf, fish and shoot. He was a capable linksman and an expert with either pistol or rifle.
     Dr. George W. Truett will conduct funeral services at 10:30 a. m., Tuesday, at the First Baptist Church. Burial will follow in Oakland Cemetery. Pallbearers will include: Dr. A. R. Thomasson, Dr. S. M. Hill, Dr. O. W. Gibbons, Dr. U. P. Hackney, Dr. R. A. Trumball, Dr. R. T. Travis, Dr. W. E. Crow, Dr. E. B. Brannin and Dr. Dan Brannin.

     Fellow physicians and surgeons, city officials, nurses, private citizens, paupers -- all friends of the same man, thronged the First Baptist Church Tuesday morning to pay final tribute to Dr. W. W. Samuell, one of the nation's leading surgeons, who died early Sunday.
     Approximately 3,000 persons braved inclement weather to attend the funeral.
     From the communion rail of the church, to the back of the choir loft, floral pieces, large and small, radiated from the gray casket.
     Almost 150 nurses from St. Paul's Hospital, where Dr. Samuell's efforts were concentrated, sat in a reserved section.
     In the balcony, another section was reserved for Negroes, many of whom Dr. Samuell had aided as charity cases.
     Dr. George W. Truett reviewed the life of Dr. Samuell and extolled him as "one of the outstanding men of the city and state -- all classes were his clientele."
     He pointed out that "Dr. Samuell's efforts will live on in the lives of countless other physicians, and in the works of young medical students, for whom he could always find time to stop and give a word of advice of encouragement."
     Musical selections were "In the Garden," and "Rock of Ages."
     Following the service at the church, the cortege proceeded to Oakland Cemetery for services at the grave.
     From 9 a. m., until the service began at 10:30, an almost continuous line of friends and associates filed past the casket. Mingled in the number were representatives from every social level, most of whom had, at one time, been attended by Dr. Samuell.
     A Negro woman had made her way down the aisle toward the casket just as it was closed. Attendants reopened it briefly. She gazed inside and then walked slowly away.
     Dr. Samuell was taken to St. Paul's Hospital about a month ago, after he was stricken with pneumonia. He improved gradually, until he was allowed to leave the hospital. A few days ago, he went to his farm near Mesquite, to recuperate, but suffered a heart attack Saturday night.
     He was brought back to St. Paul's Hospital, but succumbed a few hours later, at 1:15 a. m. Sunday.

Born in Kentucky.
     He was born Jan. 13, 1878, in Georgetown, Ky., to Capt. Hazael O. and Sallie Worthington Samuell. After completing his education and graduating from medical school of Tulane University, he studied abroad and returned, after a short residence in Mississippi, to practice in Dallas. He founded the Samuell Clinic in 1914, and was the principal factor in its high repute in medical circles.
     He was a Democrat, a Baptist, a Fellow in the American Society of Surgeons and a member of the Scottish Rite Masons, Elks, Brook Hollow Golf Club, Lakewood County Club, Dallas Hunting and Fishing Club, Little Sandy Hunting and Fishing Club, Dallas County Medical Society, Texas State Medical Association and the American Medical Society.
     Survivors include his widow; one sister, Mrs. Harry Williams, both of Dallas; and one brother, E. W. Samuell, of Phoenix, Ariz.
     Pallbearers were: Dr. A. R. Thomasson, Dr. S. M. Hill, Dr. O. W. Gibbons, Dr. U. P. Hackney, Dr. R. A. Trumball, Dr. W. E. Crow, Dr. E. B. Brannin, Dr. Dan Brannin of Dallas, and Dr. R. T. Travis of Jacksonville, Texas.

     DR. W. W. SAMUELL might have prolonged his own life, if he had paused a few years ago and reduced his daily work budget, but he was driven on by his desire to save the lives of others.
     The nationallly recognized skil of this great surgeon enabled him to wrork rapidly, and his anxiety to give a maximum of service, gave him little time to think of his own health.
     But, Dr. Samuell was no cold, disinterestd man of science. He thought of each of his patiets as a fellow human being in distress. Although he was a specialist in the finest sense of hte term, he followed up each of his cases with the sympathy of a family doctor. His cheerfulness and his air of confidence servied him as well as instrumetns.
     Those patients whom Dr. Samuell resuced from death will find it difficult to realize that he has, himself, been overtaken by the Grim Reaper. To thousands of persons, the mere fact that he was alive and active, seemed a bulwark of protection.
     The value of some indivual is not recognid fully until they are gone, but this was not true in the case of Dr. Samuell. It is a comfort to know that he was made to realize that his skill was apprecited, yet this fact was undoubtedly respondible, in part, for his premature death.