The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13

leIeHC prices III a variety of sizes. Buy flags today, while assortments are vet complete. (ad FIoor) - family residence, 1426 Milner Crescent, will be he'd from the residence this morning at 10 o'clock, with interment in cemetery. The Rev. Middleton Barnwell will officiate. She is survived by four sons, w. c. Douglass of New Or leans, IT, W. Douglass of Philadelphia. B. T. Douglass and w. B. Douglass of this city; two daughters, Miss Mamie Douglass and Mrs. c. B. Gleen.
 Roderick Mcleod
 Funeral services over the remains of Roderick Mcleod, aged 73, who died Fri day afternoon at the family residence, 1902 North Seventeenth street, were held from St. Paul's Catholic church yester- day morning at 10 o'clock The Rev. Father James E. Coyle officiated Inter- ment followed in Elmwood cemetery.
 C. l.. Lanham
 Funeral services over the remains of C. L. Lanham, aged 29, who died sud- denly Friday morning at Jacksonville, Fla, were conducted from the family residence, 721 South Eighteenth street, yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with in- torment in Elmwood cemetery. The Rev. Preston Blake, assisted by Rev. Joseph officiated.
 
 ('f Mrs. Agnes Kreulhaus
 The remains of Mrs. Agnes Kreulhaus, aged v years, who died Friday after noon at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Ed Nears, 1S30 Seventh avenue, north, were sent to Cullman yesterday at o'clock by Lige Loy for in- torment.
 James Tripplett
 Funeral service over the remains of Jesse Tripplett. aged GA, who died Sat- urday at his late residence at Irondale. were held from the residence yester- day afternoon at o'clock, with inter ment in Bass cemetery The deceased is survived by his widow.
 Mrs. Martha Evelyn Sellars
 Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Martha Evelyn Sellers, aged ST years, who died Sunday afternoon at her late home. Oak Grove, will be held from the residence this morning at II o'clock, with interment in the Oak Grove cemetery. The Rev. George Campbell will officiate. She is sur vived by three daughters, Mrs. Lara Frances Bailey, Mrs. Lou Gilmore and Miss Toumi Sellars. and one son, J. T. Sellars. The following grandsons will be pallbearers: Tom, Ol, Sam. Raymond Toe and Ed Scott Mitchell, George, Tom and Will Gilmore.
 Mrs. Flora Levy
 On the morning of June 12 Mrs. Flora Levy, aged 69. relict of Judge Jacob Levy. former pioneer citizen 'f Birmingham. passed away at the 'esidence of her daughter, Mrs. Henry J. Koch, Demopolis. Ala. She left sur yiving her a son. Ernest Levy; two daughters, Mrs. Henry J. Koch and Mrs. George Bley. all of Demopolis; two orothers Samuel Levy of Birmingham and Maurice Levy of New York, and several nephews and nieces. Funeral services will take place at 10 a. m. Tuesday morning at the chapel of the Johns Undertaking company. 2011 Odi LII dNCiuC, HOItus IHLcIIueHL ILL 1manu-El cemetery. The following have been requested to act as pall- bearers: Messrs. Herman Beck, Simon Klotz, Louis Saks, Herman Saks, Ferd Caheen and Ben M. Jacobs.
 All of the old residents of Birming- lam will remember Mrs. Levy during Ter long residence in Birmingham, for Ter many kindly deeds and pleasant raits of character.
 Maury Leslie
 Gadsden. June 12.-(Special)- )--Maury leslie, 22 year old. who won the Eto- wah county scholarship at Auburn, lied there at 4 o'clock Sunday after loon. He was taken i'll on the last day if commencement and was preparing o spend his summer vacation with his parents here. The body was taken to Huntsville for burial.
 Mrs. Kirby Smith
 Gadsden, June 12-(Special. )--Mrs. Kirby Smith. 25 years old, one of sadsden's most popular young women. lied Saturday night. after brief ill- less. The funeral was conducted at { 'clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. H. I. Stevenson of the First Methodist hurch, assisted by Rev. w. K. Simpson if the West Gadsden Methodist church. Ter husband. small son and two sis CTS, Mrs. Guy Chamberlain of May enc and Miss Nell Blair. survive Aa~.
 Owen TOlbert
 Gadsden, June 12.-(Specia1.) )-Owen rolbert, 2S years old. died last Sat- lrday an hour after he had been struck " flying belt at the Southern Manu- acturing company. The belt struck him n the side of the head and a hem rrhage of the brain developed. His wife and two small children survive jim. The funeral was conducted Sunday morning by Rev. R. l.. Wyatt and tho 'ody was taken to Piedmont for burial.
 Gus Miller
 New Decatur, June 12.-(Special) sus Miller, aged 62. a veteran employe If the local Louisville and Nashville ailroad shops, was buried this after loon. He has been an employe of the hops for IA years. He is survived " a wife and six children.