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THE EVESiyg STAR HWSSHTXOTOX. T>. <V WEDVESHXT. MARCH 13. 1«*.
A. G. CANDLER DIES;
ILL FOR TWO YEARS
Former Coca-Cola Manufac
turer’s Death Is Mourned
in Atlanta.
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By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ga., March 13.—Atlanta
today mourned Asa G. Candler, a
former drug cle-k in a country phar
macy, whose faith in a soft drink
formula brought him millions in the
manufacture of Coca-Cola. The 78-
year-old capitalist civic leader and
philanthropist died late yesterday at
Wesley Memorial Hospital after an ill
ness of more than two years.
Mr. Candler’s rise is a story of the
romance of American business: as the
proprietor of an Atlanta drug store,
more than 40 years ago. he purchased
the formula for Coca-Cola for a report
ed price of SSOO, and in 1919 sold his
interest in the Coca-Cola Manufacturing
Co. for $25,000,000.
Advancing years caused him to re
linquish active control of the business
in 1911 in favor of his son. Charles
Howard Candler, and Mr. Candler turn
ed to real estate activities, civic enter
prises and philanthropies. At one time
he served as mayor of Atlanta.
He was married, while still a phar
macist. to Miss Lucy Howard of Atlanta,
who died in 1919. Soon thereafter he
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ASA G. CANDLER.
was sued for $500,000 damages In a
• breach of promise action by Mrs.
; Onezima de Bouchel of New Orleans.
> but won the verdict after a lengthy
■ trial. In 1923 he married the former
■ Mrs. Mary Little Reagan of Atlanta.
‘ who survives him with two brothers.
Bishop Warren A. Candler, senior
■ bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
• Church South, and Judge John S.
’ Candler, a distinguished Georgia jurist,
and five children. Charles Howard. Asa.
5 jr.: William and Walter Candler, and
| Mrs. Henry Heinz; two stepchildren
j also survive.
Dr. Franklin N. Parker, dean of the
I Candler School of Theology at Emory
i University, will officiate at funeral serv-
I ices tomorrow at the palatial Candler
home. Interment will be In the West
j view Cemetery.
Began With $2.50.
Mr. Candler's path to success was not
: without Its obstacles. He was 10 years
! old when the Civil War began. The
I family farm was near the path of
j desolation spread by Sherman's march
I through Georgia, and when the war had
! ended the farm was stripped of slaves,
; stock and provisions. He did his share
i of the work of reclaiming the land, at
i the same time attending the public
; schools. This he supplemented by the
I study of pharmacy, and when he was
21 went to Atlanta, Ga.. with a capital
of $2.50. Going to work in a drug store,
he remained until November, 1873. when
his father died, and he returned to the
i family farm to take charge of it.
In addition to his gifts to charity,
which aggregated several million dollars,
Mr. Candler's life was characterized by
numerous instances of practical altru
ism—acts which in their inception ap
peared like tossing away money for the
benefit'of the public. During the money
panic of 1907 he offered to purchase
from business men property they wished
to sell, not at panic prices, but at the
peak prices preceding that period. As
a result he paid out $1,100,000 in cash
for Atlanta real estate without demand
ing any sacrifice from the owners.
When the World War cut off the Eu
ropean cotton market and the price
dropped to 6 cents a pound, Mr. Candler
went to the rescue of the Southern cot
ton growers, announcing his readiness
to lend on cotton up to $30,000,000 on
the basis of 6 cents a pound. After a
large portion of the amount had been
distributed he took off the limit and
offered to lend as much as the South
wished to borrow.
Mr. Candler was bom December 30,
1851. on a farm near Villa Rica, Ga.,
the son of Samuel Charles and Martha
Beall Candler. The family was of Irish
descent, tracing to a William Candler
of Callan Castle, Ireland.
THE WEATHER
District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia—Occasional rain tonight and
tomorrow; mild temperature; increasing
southeast or south winds.
West Virginia—Rain tonight and to
morrow; mild temperature.
Records for 24 Hours.
Thermometer—4 p.m., 70; 8 p.m.. 62;
12 midnight, 56; 4 am., 53; 8 am., 51;
noon. 60.
i Barometer —4 p.m.. 30.31; 8 p.m.
j 30.29; 12 midnight, 30,30; 4 am., 30.27; j
• 8 am., 30.28: noon, 30.27.
| Highest temperature, 72, occurred at
4 p.m. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 50, occurred at
7 am. today.
Temperature same date last year—
Highest, 58; lowest, 41.
Tide Tables.
(Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.)
Today—Low tide, 3:52 a m. and 4:18
p.m.; high tide, 9:30 a.m. and 9:50 p.m
Tomorrow—Low tide, 4:27 am. and
5 p.m.; high tide, 10:12 a m. and 10:38
p.m.
The Sun and Moon.
Today—Sun rose 6:24 a.m.; sun sets
6:12 p.m.
Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:22 a.m.; sun i
seta 6:13 p.m.
Moon rises 7:46 a.m.; sets 10:08 p.m
Automobile lamps to be lighted onc
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls—Slightly muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
c. Temperatine."“3J~~ ~
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Stations. V 5.2 Est Weather.
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AbUene, Tex.... 23.72 SS 53 ....Cloudy
Afu ß .'/’ V --. , “ 24 3* .... ft.cloudy
u 'll 62 56 064 cloudy
Atlantic City... 30.30 60 44 .... Cloudy
Baltimore, Md.. 30 28 72 52 ....Cloudy
Birmingham 29.90 62 58 0.54 Cloudy
Bismarck. N. D. 29.60 34 32 0.94 Raining
Boston. Mass.. 30.18 66 50 ....Cloudy
Buffalo. N. Y,. 30.18 54 48 .... Pt.cloudy
Charleston. S.C. 30.22 68 58 0.02 Cloudy
Chicago. 11l ... 29 £2 66 54 0.01 Raining
Cincinnati,Ohio. 2B 94 70 52 008 Raining
Cleveland. Ohio 30 10 66 48 ....Cloudy
Columbia. S. C. 30 20 66 58 0.06 Raining
Denver, C 010... 29 66 34 22 004 Cloudv
Detroit. Mich... 30.08 64 46 .... Cloudy
El Paso. Tex... 29.80 56 36 .... Clear
Galveston. Tex. 29.70 68 60 1.56 Cloudv
He ena, Mont .. 30.02 32 26 016 Cloudy
Huron, S. Dak 29.48 50 40 036 Clear
Indianapolis,lnd 29 86 70 52 001 Raining
Jacksonville.Pla, 30.14 70 62 002 Cloudy
Kansas City. Mo. 29 62 58 48 0.32 Clear
I.os Angeles 29.88 60 50 0.01 Clear
Louisville. Ky.. 29.88 70 54 002 Raining
Miami. Fla 30.16 74 72 0.02 Cloudv
N-w Orleans... 29.82 72 56 1.32 Raining
Ne;v York, N.Y. 30 26 64 46 .... Cloudv
Oklahoma City. 39.60 64 44 0.02 Pt cloudy
Omaha. Nebr .. 29 58 54 46 0.04 Cloudy
Philadelphia. Pa. 30.30 66 46 ....Cloudy
Phoenix. Ariz... 29.82 64 40 .... Clear
Pittsburgh. Pa . 30.16 68 48 .... Foggy
Port and. Me. .. 30.18 60 46 ....Cloudv
Portland. Orem. 30.26 52 42 .... Cloudv
Raleigh. N. C.. 30.26 70 54 .... Cloudy
Salt Lake City. 29 86 34 28 001 Snowing
San Antonio. 29.76 80 54 0.36 Raining
San Diego, Calif 29 90 58 4$ 0.10 Pt.cloudy
San Francisco. 30.08 54 46 0.20 Clear
St. Louis. Mo.. 29 70 64 54 0.42 Raining
St. Paul. Minn. 29 70 42 40 0.26 Foggv
Seattle. Wash.. 30 24 54 40 ....Cloudy
Spokane. Wash. 30.12 46 32 ....Clear
WASH, D. C... 30.28 72 50 ....Cloudy
FOREIGN.
(7 a.m,, Greenwich time, today.)
, . _ Temperature Weather.
London. England 40 cloudv
Paris, France 36 Foggy
Vienna. Austria 28 Part cloudy \
Copenhagen. Denmark... 36 Part cloudv
Stockholm. Sweden 42 Cloudv
Gibraltar. Spain. 56 Cloudy
(Noon. Greenwich time, today i
Horta ( Fayal). Azores... 6fl Part cloudv
(Current observations.!
Hamilton. Bermuda 62 Part cloudv
Havana. Cuba 72 Clear
Colon, Canal Zone 78 Cloudy
ARGENTINA BATA,
(For the week ending March 11, 1929.)
r~ emperature— Precipitation.—
Cur. Depar. . Cur. Depar.
Corn and
Northern
wheat zone 72 +1 1.1 4 0.3
Advances to High Post.
I,OS ANGELES. March 13 (A>).~ R. M.
Sands, who began with the E. L. Do
heny Interests as a stenographer in New
York 15 years ago. has been elected a di
rector of the Petroleum Securities Co.
OPEN A CHARGE
ACCOUNT
FINE MEN’S WEAR
EISEMAN'S—7th & F
Perry & Walsh
Morticians
Private Ambulances
29 H St. N.W. Main 984
FOUND.
FOR Lost ANIMALS, apply Animal Rescue
League, 349 Maryland aye, a.w. Main’Boßß.
LOSt.
BARPIN, lady's, white-gold, filigree, with
aquamarine setting. Reward. Miss Fossett,
Main 8178. 14* _
BRACELET. Monday, flexible, white-gold:
between sth and Drcatur and Georgia ave.
and Jefierson sts. Reward. Col. 2609. 15*
BROOCH—On F at. between 7th and 9th
n.w , or on Alta Vista car. a cameo brooch
In a Colonial setting: valued for association.
Reward. Return to 2807 38th st. n.w. Phone
Cleve!and_3243-J. 13*
BUNCH OF KEYS—In black leather case:
between 13th and Pa. ave- 14th and N. Y.
ave. n.w., Saturday, the ninth of March
Return to the Postal Telegraph Office, 1418
N. ave.,_to Messenger 101.
CAT. black, female, white breast, four white
feet, white stripe around right hind leg:
name. "Monty": probably in vicinitv of
Miniwood pi. Return to 1849 Mlntwood pi.
Reward. 15*
DOG—Lost or strayed, pet dog. with Atlantic
City license No. 85: name "Sparkey." Tele
phone Lincoln 8204.
EYEGLASSES, tortoise shell, between 12th
and Mass. ave. and 14th & Florida ave. n.w.,
Reward. Fr. 8446. 14*
FOUNTAIN PEN. gold. Sunday night. Name
engraved on it, ”S O. Loeffler, jr.” Reward
Return to 731 Earle Bldg.
GLASSES, tortoiseshell, in Teunls case.
March 8. Bth and H sts. n.e. Call Lincoln
866. Reward _ *
GLASSES, shell iim lit case: vicinity of 17th
and Pennsylvania ave., Saturday afternoon.
2131 Eye at. n w. 14*
COMB -engraved 1. L. M.: corner Clifton
st. and University pi. Return 2550 Univer
sity pi. Reward.
COCKER SPANIEL White, with taif mark
ings: female: strayed from 1627 Mass. ave.
n w.: Monday morning. Reward. Decatur
438 1627 Mass. ave. n.w.
EYEGLASSES Tortoise-shell: St Aloysios
Church or vicinity. Reward. Phone Line.
2115 alter 6 p ill. _ _ 13*
LADY 8 WHIST WATCH. Ilinois: white gold
metal mesh band: between National Theater
and Willard Hotel. Reward. 4115 Conn. ave.
Cleveland 2737. 15*
PEARL BEADS, string of. on Friday last,
week, in Rork Creek Park or at Hains
Point: suitable reward (o finder. Phone
room clerk. Hotel _ 13*
PIN. emerald, with diamonds and sapphires. '
mounted in platinum, between Wardmaii
Park and Mayflower Hotel. Return to Mr.
Moore, manager, Wardman Park. Reward,
3200 __ 13"
POCkETBObk.' green, between Kami's and
La. Ave, Market. Monday, containing driver's ,
permit, papers and money. Reward. Lincoln
6345-W. 507 7lh_st. S.e. _
POCKETBOOK, lady's. containing driving
permits, watch, keys and small sum money.
Reward. Call Cleveland 4705, Apt. 305, 3701
Mass. ave. n.w. 14* _
POODLE, male, brown streaked with white,
no collar or taw. Neighborhood 12th A H 1
sis. n.w._ North 2722. Reward. 14*_
PURSE Tan. ill W . H ti A station.
Sunday evening, containing cash. Md.
driver s permit, fountain pen. vanity case
and oilier small articles. Reward. Adams
4961 W*
SPECTACLES, tortoise run. in case: 20th or ,
G si. near <l. W. University. Reward Call
Decatur 3516-W
WATCH AND BRACELET, white gold. Ciriien
make, from Kami's store on way to Hecht's
store or hi Hechi's. Liberal reward. Mrs.
R L. Henderson, phone N. 5930-J. 13*__
S2OO KKWAKD
—for return of pear-shaped brooch mounted
hi platinum with diamonds: between Ward-f
man Park and Mayflower Hotel Return to .
Mr. Moore, malinger Wnniman Park Hotel.
MONUMENTS.
THE FINEST DISPLAY IN THE CITY.
All monument* reduced for 30 day*.
Do not b**e purchase on photographs
presented hr agent*.
JAMES R. PURITY. Eat. 18M.
900 Biadenaburg Rd. N.E.
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Carhn nf eltanka.
HARRIS. BESSIE JAMES. \Y> wish to tfke
this moans of thanking our many friends
for their kind expression of sympathy
and beautiful floral tributes during our
recent bereavements. THE FAMILY.
WALKER. NOVELLA. I acknowledge with
sincere appreciation the kindness, sym
pathy and beautiful floral tributes of our
neighbors, friends and relatives at the i-1-
rew and death of my beloved wife.
NOVELLA WALKER. JAMES E. WALKER
Death*.
BI.ONDHEIM. ROSA. On Monday. March
11. 1929. at her residence. 1725 Kilbourne
pi. n.w.. ROSA, wife of the late Elias and
j beloved mother of Oliver and Earl Bionri
he-'m Funeral from her late residence.
1725 Kiibourne pi n.w. Arrangements de
ferred until Thursday. March 14. at 10
am. Interment at Washington Hebrew
Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited.
BROWNE. CORNELIA SEMPLE. On Tues
day. March 12. 1929. at her residence.
1917 23rd at. n.w . CORNELIA SEMPLE,
wife of Alex Britton Browne, aged 3t>
years. Funeral from her late residence
on Thursday. March 14. at 3 put. In
terment at Louisville. Kv.. on Friday.
March 15. (Louisville papers please copy, t
BI RHINE. EUGENE. On Tuesday. March 12.
1929. EUGENE BURDINE, beloved husband
of Ella Ward Burdtne. In his seventy
seventh year. Funeral Friday. March Is.
at 2 p.m . from the Sixth Presbyterian
Church. 16th and Kennedy sts. Interment
Congressional Cemetery. 14
CAMPBELL. ELLEN J. Departed this life
.Monday. March 11. 1929. ELLEN J. CAMP
BELL. loving mother of Nellie D. Campbell.
Interment at Clarksville. Mo. 13
CARTER. ELMER PITTMAN. Remains of
i the late ELMER PITTMAN CARTER will
he buried Thursday. March 14. 1929, at 2
p.m,. at Congressional Cemetery. Rela
tives and friends invited.
COOK. RICHARD P. Suddenly, Wednesday,
March 13. 1929. RICHARD P . beloved son
of the late Charles and Mary E. Cook.
Funeral from the chapel of P. A. Talta
vull. 436 7th st. s.w., Friday. March 15. at
2 pm. Interment Congressional Ceme
tery. Relatives and friends invited. 14
COOPER. GEORGE S. Suddenly. Tuesday.
March 12, 1929. GEORGE S . beloved hus
band of Margaret H. Cooper,
from his late residence. 1819 Wyoming
ave.. Friday. March 15, at 10.30 am.
Interment private. **
DYSON, MARTHA E. Tuesday. March 12.
1929. at. Sibley Hospital, MARTHA E. (nee
Turner', beloved wife of the latc .lames
B. Dyson. Funeral from the residence of
her son. Warren L. fly son. 219 Bth st. n.e..
on Thursday. March 14. at 2 Pvn. RfU
tives and friends invited. Interment Con
gressional Cemetery.
FVAVS FI IZABETH A. On Monday. March
11. 1929. ELIZABETH A. EVAN’S, beloved
wile of the late Joseph A. Evans. Fvitiern 1
Thursday. March 12. from the residence
, of her niece. Mrs. Mar.v C. Leishear. 3713
Warren st. n.w.. at 8:45 °rloca am •
thence to Holy Trinity Church. 38th and
O sts nw.. at 9:15. where mass Will be
said for the repose of her soul. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 13
GORHAM. SARAH. On Tuesday. March 12.
1929. at 615 pm., at her residence. West
Falls Church. Va . SARAH CATHERINE,
widow of George W. Gorham, in the Both
year of hf*r hr**. Funnal from nfr latp
residence Thursday. March 14, at 2 p.m.
Friends and relatives invited.
HANLON. MARY TERESA. March 11. 1923.
at midnight. MARY TERESA. '"‘"nt
daughter of Timothy and Kathleen Hanlon.
Funeral from th" residence of her parents.
641 H st. n e,. Thursday morning. March
14. at, 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 13
HELM AN. ELIZABETH. On Monday. March
11. 1929. at Memorial Hospital. Johnstown.
Pa.. Mrs. ELIZABETH HELM AN of Stoyes
town. Pa., beloved mother of Harvey J.
Zimmerman, this city.
JACOBS, ABRAHAM ISAAC. On Monday.
March 11. 1929. ABRAHAM ISAAC
JACOBS, in his 75th year. Funeral from
H. M. Padgett s funeral home. 131 11th st.
s.r., on Thursday. March 14. at 2 p.m. In
terment Congressional Cemetery.
JOHNSON. JAMES. Departed this life Match
9. 1929. at 10 p.m.. JAMES JOHNSON, lov
ing husband of Ollia Johnson, devoted
father of Fredric, loving cousin of Mamie
Alexander Gosten. Funeral Friday, March
15, 2 p.m.. from his late residence. 2612 K.
st. n.w . thence to Union Wesley Church.
Rev. Williams, pastor. Relatives and
friends invited.
A pteclous one from us is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled.
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
THE FAMILY. *
JOHNSON, LILLY. On Sunday. March, 10,
1929. 6 am., at her residence. 429 Ridge
st. n.w,. LILLY JOHNSON. She leaves to
moufn her loss a husband. Fred Johnson:
one son. Jesse Gordon: one brother.
George Gordon: five grandchildren and a
host of other relatives and friends. Re
mains resting at William T. Tolbert's fu
neral parlor. 1308 6th st. n.w. Funeral
Thursday. March 14. at 2 o'clock p.m.,
from Tolbert s funeral parlor. 13* #
JOHNSTON. SARAH A. On Tuesday. March
12. 1929. at the Baptist Home. 3248 N st.
n.w., SARAH A. JOHNSTON, in her 98th
year. Funeral services at the above ad
dress Thursday. March 14, at 9 a.m. In
terment at Philadelphia.
LEE. LUCIE. On Tuesday. March 12. 1929.
at 1:15 P.m.. LUCIE LEE, in her 16th
year, granddaughter of Mrs Oscar Jarecki.
Funeral services in Erie, Pa., Thursday,
March 14. *
LINGUIST, SUSAN. On Monday. March 11.
1929. at her residence. 20 Bth st. s.e..
SUSAN LINQUIST. beloved wife of the
late John C Linquist. Funeral Thursday.
March 14. 1929. from the above residence
at 8 30 am., thence to Immaculate Con
ception Church, where requiem mass will
be said at 9 am., for the repose of her
soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Reiatives and friends invited. 13*
MAJOR. VICTORIA A’. On Monday. March
11. 1929. at the Emergency Hospital. VIC
TORIA V. MAJOR of 3805 lowa ave. n.w..
wife of tlie late Harry B. Major, in her
64th year. Funeral from the chapel of
Thomas S. Sergeou. 1011 7th st. n.w. on
Thursday. Marcli 14. at II am. Relatives
and friends invited to attend. Interment
at Gletiwood Cemetery. 13*
MANNAKEE. WU.LI.A3I E. On Tuesday.
March 12. 1929. WILLIAM E,. the beloved
husband of Carrie B. Mannakee. aged 77
years, and father of Chester Mannakee,
Mrs. Theodore Jones and Mrs. D. S. Pool.
Funeral from the residence of his daugh
ter. Mrs. D. S. Pool. 3613 N. H. ave. n.w..
on Thursday. March 14. at 2 pm. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 13
MoKINNEY. ANNIE BOLDER. On Tuesday.
March 12. 1929, at her residence. 600 21st
st. n.w., Mrs. ANNIE BOLOER McKIN
NBY, wife of William C. McKinney and
mother of Capt, W. D. McKinney and
Mai. John S. McKinney. Funeral services
at her late residence Thursday. March 14.
at 830 am . thence to Bt. Stephen's
Church. 25th and Pennsylvania ave. n.w..
where mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m.
Interment private.
MEI.LING. IDA R. March 12. 1929 at Co
lumbus. Ohio. Sister Rose Loretto. S. N D..
formerly IDA R. MELLINO of Washington,
D. C. *
MERKMNG. KATHERINE ELIZABETH. On
Wednesdav, March 13. 1929. at her resi
dence. 2732 Woodley pi. n.w.. KATHERINE
ELIZABETH, beloved daughter of Helena
and the late Frank S. Merkling. Notice of
funeral hereafter.
MINOR. REV. RICE. On Saturday. March
9. 1929. at his residence. 915 N st. n.w..
Rev. RICE MINOR, devoted husband of
ESira Minor, loving father of Minnie Ban
nister. Byrd Minor and Elizabeth Tyler,
brother of Bettie Bruce Remains will lie
In state at church Wednesday from 7 to
12 p.m., Thursday morning front 8 to 10
am. Funeral Thursday. March 14. it 1
©clock, from Third Baptist Church. 6th
and Q sts n.w.. Rev. G. O. Bullock of
ficiating. Friends are Invited.
Peacefully sleeping, resting at last.
Life's weary trials and sufferings past.
In silence you suffered, in patience you
bore . _
Until God called you home to suffer no
more. 13
MINOR. RICE. Officers and members of
Douglas Lodge. No. 2. Supreme Order of
Helpers, are requested to attend the fu
neral of our deceased brother, Rev. RICE
MINOR. Thursday. March 14. 1929. at 1
pin., from the Third Baptist Church. sth
and Que sts. n.w. Bv order of the lodge.
R. T FRANKLIN. Mayor.
JOSEPHINE STEVENSON. Fin. Clerk. •
MITCHELL. 1.E1,1.4 BRADLEY. Departed
this life Monday. March 11, 1929. at 1:10
am., at tier residence. 002 49 th st. lie .
in full triumphant taith. LELIA MITCH
ELL. beloved wife of Jonas E. Mitchell,
mother or Ruth McCullough. Jessie Brad
lev mid Harry Brown: sister of Amiste.nl
Brown. Cer/mskm Brown and Clara Brown,
and deioied friend of Mrs. Mamie E.
Arnold. Euiier.il Thursday. Marcli 14. at
I p in., from Miles Memorial Church, 3rd st.
between L st. and N. Y. ave. n.w. 13*
MONROE. HENRY !>. On Tuesday. March
12 1929. a( 3:45 o'clock, at Walter Reed
General Hospital. HENRY D. MONROE,
husband of lone Z. Monroe. He leaves
lour brothers and four: si«ter< Remains
resting at Smith & Fords ehaprl. 1300
South Capi'ol st. s.e. Funeral services
Saturday. March 16. at l o clock, at the
above named chapel Interment at Arling
ton National Cemetery. 15
O'OONXEI.L. IDA. Suddenly, on Tuesday.
March 12. 1929. IDA 'PEGGY', helmed
wife of Thomas O Donnell. Funeral from
his mother's residence. 1815 Bth st n.w,.
on Friday. Marcli 15. at 2 pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 14*
PAGE. MARY ANNA. Entered the paradise
of God on Sunday. March 10. 1929. at her
residence. 220 Woottou ave.. Friendship
Heights. Md . MARY ANNA, beloved wife
of William Tyler Pace. Body will rest in
chapel at Oak Hill Cemetery while await
ing arrival of a daughter. Interment Sat
urday. March 16. at 11 a m.
PAHST. EDWARD E. On Tuesday. March 12.
1929. at ins residence, 4622 15th at. n.w,.
EDWARD E. PABST. beloved husband of
Bertha E. Pabst. Funeral services at 2:30
p.m Thursday. March 14. at his late resi
dence. Interment private. N«> flowers,
please. (Brooklyn. N. Y„ papers please
copt.l *
PHILLIPS. NANNIE 3V. On Marcli 11. 1929.
NANNIE W PHILLIPS, sister of Dr. W
F. K Phillips. Buried Woodvlile, Va..
March 13. *
PR AT ITS. JULI A A. Departed this life
Tuesday. March 12. 1929. at Federal-bur,.
Md.. after a brief illness. JULIA A PRAT*
TIS. beloved wife of Saul Pratlis and
devoted mother of Stephen E Prattis of
Uiis city and Marie Brewingtou of Fed
i raisburg, Md. *
PUtVEAR. JANE. Departed this life. Mon
day. March 11. 1929. at 6 15 p.m.. at her
residence. 431 R st n.w . JANE PURYEAK.
widow of the late William H. Purycar.
mother of Mrs. Susie Lee and Robert L.
Puivenr. She also leaves to mourn their
loss five grandchildren, three atstera. one
brother and several niaeas and nephews.
Funeral Friday, March 15. at 1 pm. from,,
Frazier's new funeral home. 389 R. I. ave.
n.w. Relatives and! friends invited. 14
Dratba.
RAYMOND. ROSELLA H. On Tuesday
* March 12. 1929. ROSELLA H. RAYMOND
s Funeral services at residence, of daughter
Mrs. H. W Smith, 3104 19th st. n.w , oi
, Thursday. March 14, at 5 p.m. Intermeni
at Mendville. Pa •
1 SfIIEITUN, JOHN G. On Wednesday
March 13. 1929. at 3:55 a m . at Oar Belt
Hospital. JOHN G. SCHEITLIN. bciOVC(
father of Harry and Robert Scheitlitj
Funeral from his latp -residence. 304 1
st. se„ Friday. March 15. at 2:30 pin
Reiatives and friends invited to attend
Interment at Congressional Cemetery. 14*
VAUGON. LUCIE D. M. On Tuesday. Mare|
12. 1929. at Garfield Hospital, after a lon|
illness. LUCIE D. M. VAUGON. belovel
wife of Jules Vauson, 1025 15th st. n v>
Funeral ser- ices at Hysons s Itinera,
‘ home. 1300 N st. n.w . Thursday. Mate!
1 14. at 2 p.m. Interment Rock Creek CemC'
' I tery.
: ' WALLACE. CARTER. Departed this lift
l Sunday. March 10. 1929. at Emergency
Hospital. CARTER WALLACE, the belovel
husband or Dora Wallace and father oi
Thomas. William. Elizabeth. Stewart ant
' Haroid Wallace. He also leaves other rein.
* tives ana friends. Funeral Thursday
Maich 14. at 10 a.m.. from the W Ernesl
' Jarvis Co funeral parlors. 2222 Ga. ava
' n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Crmc*
tery.
I WHALER. JULIA ADELL. On Tuesday,
March 12 1929. at Emergency Hospital
after a long illness. JULIA ADELL. ngeg
; 46 years, beloved wife of John W. Whaler,
Remains resting at Hysong's funeral home,
1300 N st. n.w. Funeral services Friday,
; March 15, at the Church of the Ascension,
12h and Mass. ave. n.w.. at II a.m. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
. WINSTON. WILLIAM HENRY. Departed thi|
life Tuesday. March 12. 1929. at his resi;
deuce. 1722 V st. n.w.. WILLIAM HENRII
WINSTON, devoted husband of K»i»
Winston, father of Walker P. Ttrymiv.,
f John. Henry, tr : Kate, and Nettie Winsimk
1 He also leaves other relatives and friends
2 Funeral Friday. March 15. at 2 p m., from
- his iatc residence. Remains resting at 'hj
W Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors. 2223
, Ga. ave. n.w.
i WITHEROW. WILLIAM WALKER. On Mon.
riuv, March 11. 1929. at the residence of
hi- son. Charles W. W'herow. 3«! j
t Macomb st. n.w.. WILLIAM WALKER
WITHEROW. husband of the late Amelin
4 Staub Witherow. Funeral service Thurs
day. March 14, at 1 p.m . at Tareytowu,
Md. 13
I
Itt fflrttjflriam.
ASH, JOHN. In sad but loving remembrance
1 of our dear husband and father, JOHN
= ASH. who tiled ten years ago today. March
f 13. 1919. HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. «
. EMBREY, ANNIE. In sad but loving remem
brance of rnv only daughter. ANNIE EM
BREY 'nee Sheid'. who departed this 11(4
eight years ago today, March 13. 1921
HER FATHER. *
1 EMBREY. ANNIE. In loving rrmembrnnre
1 of my dear and only daughter. ANNIB
e EMBREY ' nee Shied' and the beloved
3 wife of the late Jack Embrey. who de
parted this life eight years ago today,
i March 13. 1921.
* No on- knows how I missed you In the
eight years gone by, when you left me sad
and lonely in silent room and empty bed
with no other to comfort me.
I A LONELY MOTHER.- •
:. JONES. MARSHALL. In sad but loving re.
i membrance of our dear husband and
e father. MARSHALL JONES, who left ul
March 13. 1922.
Loving and kind in all of your ways,
i. Upright and just to the end of your day*;
t Sincere and faithful in heart and mind.
What a beautiful memory you left behind.
DEVOTED WIFE. MRS ELLA JONES;
i DAUGHTER. MRS. EDITH WELLS: SON,
i MR. JAMES E. JONES.
ROSE. MAGGIE F. In sweet memory of ml
, dear wife. MAGGIE F. ROSE, who depart
ed this life eighteen years ago today,
I March 13. 1911.
Loving thoughts, true and tender.
Just to show I will always remember.
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND, G. W. ROSE. «
' THOMAS. LUCY. Sacred to the memory of
l our dear mother. LUCY THOMAS, who
departed this life two years aco today,
Maroh 13. J 927. THE CHILDREN. *
TISINGF.F. JOSEPH B. In loving memory
i of JOSEPH B. TIBINOER. who died on*
year ago today. March 13. 1928.
I HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. •
! WANDER. MARY M. In sad but lovin*
i memory of our dear mother. MARY M.
1 WANDER, who departed this life two year*
j ago today HER CHILDREN. *
MEMORIALS.
MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS
DCSI«NR> AND EhECTCD. WAITE OH TgU
rHONE Main 2968 foh Illusthatid Booklet.
THE J. F. MANNING CO.. INC.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
ALMUSR.BPEARE
Succeeding the original W. R. Speare C«,
1623 Connecticut Ave.
Potomac 4600
I tub at 1788 H at.. 43 TcaM at 948 F st.
Frank Geier's Sons Co.
1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Main 2173
Modern Chapel. Telephone mau *
ESTABLISHED 1878. _
JOHN R. WRIGHT CO.
1337 10th St N.W. Phone North 47.
CHAS. S. ZURHORST
SOI rAST CAPITOL ST.
Phone Lincoln 373.
J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
CREMATORIUM.
532 PA._A VE _N W NATIONAL 1384. 1185.
TIMOTHY HANLON
Funeral Director Private Ambulance
641 H St. N.E. Line. 5543
T.~F.‘COSTELLO
1724 North Capitol St. NORTH 1976.
Quick, Dignified, Efficient Service.
Automobile Service Chatu
W. W. Deal & Co.
818 H GT. N.E. LINCOLN 8290.
Herbert B. Nevius
Funeral Home
921 New York Aye. N.W. Main 3680
Joseph F. Birch's Sons
(ISAAC BIRCH'
3034 M St. N.W. Essysva
V L SPEARE CO:
Neither the successors ot nor connected
with the original W. R. Speare establish-
Phone Frank. 6628 1009 H St. N.W.
Formerly >4O F St. N.W.
Wm. H. Sardo & Co,
Private Limousine -Ambulance
412 H St. N.E. V : nrn l n C 24
Modern cii.'i'd Lincoln 3*4
CEMETERIES.
GLENWOOD CEMETERY
Choir? lots and sites for tale.
Viiultage $5 per month.
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
and Crematorium
Lots and Vaults. (Free vaultage in enter
eencies). Perpetual Care Non-secarian.
Modern Crematorium, best equipped In
South, indirect heat.
Office: 1.732 G Street N.W.
(Telephones: Main 6103 and Lincoln
.3579) ______
Prospect Hill Cemetery
. North Capitol & W St».
Phone North 676
Site* for sale. SSO up. Two new
sections Just opened. $70(1,000.69
worth of burial sites.
Non-Sectarian. Conveniently lo
rated on ear line.
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
OEHMLER FLORALTCO;
ms « st. N.w.
Beautiful Floral Emblems—Moderate Prime
Phone Main 7187.
BLACKISTONE, 1407 H
Beautiful Floral Designs
?5 and up
CALL MAIN 3707.
GEO: G SHAFFER^
EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD-
F.RATE PRICES. TEL. M. 106. M. till.
Our Only Store, 14th & Eye
Prompt Auto Delivery Servlc#' ‘
'Gude Bros. Co., 1212 FiSt*
‘ ArtUtic—egproaalTo—lnexpensive '
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