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Births Reported.
James A. and Olive Hunter, boy.
Robert H. and Alma Dobson, boy.
Arnle O. and Margaret Shifflett, boy.
Haig and Arshalous Panossian, girl.
Bell and Jennie Seri. girl.
James O. and Mary Deto. girl.
Emile W. and Helen M. Herbert, girl.
James A. and Josephine McDonnell, girl.
William L. and Eve.yn Murray, girl.
Edward P. and Edith Jones, girl.
Earl M. and Dorothy Nalls, boy.
William E. and Erma Jackson, girl.
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
FINE MEN’S WEAR
EISEMAN’S, 7th & F
W. WARREN
TALTAVULL
Funeral Home
3619 14th St. N.W.
Corner Spring Road
D, I Col. 0464
Ph0nM I Adams 1034X
FAMILY CHARITIES
RISE 77 PER CENT
lanuary Total of Organiza
tions in Chest Is Up Great
ly Over 1931.
Total expenditures of family welfare
organizations affiliated with the Com
munity Chest were 77 per cent greater
in January than in the same month
la%t year, officials disclosed yesterday.
Organizations reporting Included the
Associated Charities, Catholic Charities.
American Legion. United Hebrew Re
lief Society. Disabled American Veterans
of the World War and the Salvation
Army.
In addition. Mrs. W. A. Roberts, ex
ecutive secretary, announced an in
crease of 90 per cent in the number of
applications for aid received by the
Council of Social Agencies. 1418 I street.
She said the bureau had been handling
about 80 cases a day.
Miss Gertrude Bowling, executive
director of the Instructive Visiting
Nurse Society, Mid the number of free
cases treated by her organization had
grown about 65 per cent, due to unem
ployment.
Walter S. Ullord, general secretary of
the Associated Charities, said the
budget of $256,400 would have to be
raised by $72,600 If the present ratio
of increase in relief demands continued.
He added indications were the appeals
would be received in large numbers.
The Catholic Charities, Rev. Lawrence
Shehan, assistant director, reported,
handled 718 major and 134 minor
cases in January as compared with 602
major and 20 minor cases in the same
period of 1931 and that relief expendi
tures had totaled $5,646 against
$3,079.87.
An 80 per cent increase in the finan
cial outlay of the Salvation Army was
disclosed by Ensign Gilbert Decker.
Francs Miller, American Legion wel
fare officer, said the legion spent $2,900
for relief in January as compared with
$1,650 in December. He said he expect
ed relief expenditures this month to be
greater than in January.
One Asks No Increase.
Oscar Leonard of the United Hebrew
Relief Society was the only welfare ex
ecutive reporting no additional funds
were needed.
Elwood Street, Chest director, cited
these figures in making a new appeal
for donations.
“These figures show, more clearly
than any words," he said, ‘‘the terrific
conditions with which Washington is
confronted. The goal we set for the
Chest «u not only reasonable, but In!
view of these figures, too low. The Chest
could use every penny of the $2,601,000
asked and an additional sum as well
for relief work.”
Flames Destroy Home.
BERKELEY 8PRIN08, W. Va„ Feb
ruary 20 (Special).—Fire, starting from
a detective flue, destroyed the home of
James K. Myers at Mew Hope, near
, here, last night, with all Its contents
The loss was estimated at $2,000, only
partially covered by Insurance.
Deaths Reported.
The following deatha hive been reported to
the Health Department In the laat 24 houra’
Charles H. Burke. 19, Gallinger Hoipltal
Alpheus E Riddle. 72. 1457 Fairmont at
Thomas O’Connor, 67, 709 3rd st n e
Vernon Van Fleet. 65. 45«1 Cathedral are
John E. Brooks. 63. Emrri.ncr Hospital
Benjamin D Branson. 62. 1019 O st it'
Harry Scott Rogers. 51. Sibley Hospital' '
James Alexander Williams, 49, 1505 K
st s.e.
William O. Hardy, 41. Homeopathic Hos
William A Ferry. 40, Tuberculoiis Hospital.
Isadora Zimoerg. 29. Casualty Hospital
Catherine Cole. it. Emergency Hospital
Winifred Marlon Allison. 13. IKendall
Green n.e.
Ofone V Davis. 71 Freedmen's Hoipltal.
Michel O. Dumas. 64. 1604 N H ave
John Charles Cook, 62. Home for Aged and
Infirm.
Prank Higgins. 40. 1745 11th st
Infant of Earl and Lucille Lewis, 11 days.
Gallinger Hospital. ’ xm oays.
Samuel Lea Love. 16 days. GalUnger Hos
pital.
G.nfnaer °HosDltal*Dd B“8it 1
Infant of El and Bol Johnson. 45 minutes.
Gallinger.
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| OPEN FROM 9:15 TO 12:30 MONDAY! I 59c and 79c
New Spring
Turbans
88c
In Cellophane and
Crystalline Cloth
Many trimmed with quills and
ornaments. Black and all colors, j
Large, medium and small head
sizes. A variety cf clever new j
models. Street Floor.
All-Silk
Imported
ZitC V alue Yard
Save 10c a yard on all-silk
pongee, cf perfect quality, in the
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wide.
25c PLAIN COLORED
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plete range of fast colors, l
Yard . 1
25c PRINTED PERCALE, in
a variety of new Spring patterns
for women's and children's wear.
Guaranteed fast colors, l r
Yard . AJC
Street Floor.
Cretonne CQ«
Window
Drapes Pair
New Spring cretonne drapes
with 48-inch valance and 18-inch
drapes. Many color combinations.
New Cretonnes
12>/2c Yard
Colorful new Spring patterns
in 35-inch cretonne, on light and i
dark grounds.
Day Bed Covers, $1
Made of lieavy cretonne with j
ruffled valance. Attractive new j
patterns.
Cretonne Bedspreads
$1.39
Size 80x105 bedspreads of
heavy, fast-color cretonne In
many new color combinations. |
Third Floor.
Bicentennial
Costumes
Children's colonial costumes
in all styles, sizes 6 to 16.
$1.00, $1.65, $2.49
Men’s and Women's cos
tumes.
$1.79 and $2.95
Street Floor.
! 1200 New, Well-Made
Men’s Shirts
White,
Tan,
Blue
and
Green
Broadcloth shirts with cellar
! attached. Cut and made for
food fit and good service. Sizes
4 to 17.
MEN’S $1.00 SHIRTS, individ
ually wrapped in cellophane.
Tailored of excellent quality
broadcloth in white, green, blue
i and tan. Collar attached, r Q„
Sizes 14 to 17.
MEN’S $1.50 & $2.00 SHIRTS
in plain and fancy broadcloth,
fancy woven madras and rayon
stripe fabrics. Collar attached,
separate collar and neckband
style*. Sizes 13 >2 to ggj,
17MEN’S UNION SUITS in ath
letic style of broadcloth, madras
and nainsook. Snubber backs.
Some have strapped backs. AQf,
Sizes 34 to 46.
MEN’S 50c UNION SUITS,
tailored of 72x80 white checked
nainsook in athletic style with
knitted insert and snub
ber in back. Sizes 36 an.
to 46. “
MEN’S j SHIRTS AND
SHORTS. Knitted pull-over
shirts, sizes 32 to 46. Plain and
fancy broadcloth shorts with
elastic sides at waistband, l «_
Sizes 30 to 42. Each...
Street Floor. Ij
All Coats
At Final Reductions
Fur-Trimmed Winter Models in All Styles and Colors
$10, $12 &
*15
Fur-trimmed
COATS
$18 & $25
Fur
trimmed
COATS
$29.00
Fur
trimmed
COATS
$35 & $39
Fur
trimmed
COATS
ALL $48, $58 & $68 COATS, V2 Price
_ i
$69 to $89 Fur Coats
Two sealine coats (dyed coney).
Three squirrelette coats. Two pony $
coats. Small sizes. Buy a handsome
fur coat at less than half price.
Second Floor.
40 Dresses & Ensembles i
Sold for $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95
Going in a hurry! This accumulation of silk and rayon
dresses in a range of popular styles and colors. Broken
sizes. Second Floor.
Bought at Public Auction!
Men’s $5.00 to $7.00
W. L. Douglas Low Shoes
and
Triangle
Shoes
Sizes 6 to 11
Every pair brand
new! Buy these na
tionally famous shoes
at a wonderful saving!
—Second Floor.
Black Kid
Black Calf
and
Sport Oxfords
Men’s Shoes
Special
Famous “Jack Young” and Dr. Web
ster's high and low shoes in black and
tan leathers. Sizes 6 to 11.
Women’s $0»69
Dr. Kahler Shoes ^
Sold for $10 to $14.50. 75 pairs left
from our recent purchase. Broken sizes.
Seconc
Women’* $3 and $ 1 ,69
$4 Shoes 1
300 pairs smart novelty shoes in many
styles and leathers. Broken sizes.
Priced for a quick clean-up.
Boys’ and Girls’
Shoes
400 pairs oxfords and strap models in
all sizes 8V2 to 2. For school, dress
and sport wear.
! Floor
Three Bargain Groups of
Spring Frocks
91.00 WASH FROCKS. In all sizes.
36 to 52. Guaranteed fast colors, a
new dress for one that fades. Of high
grade printed fabrics. Organdy collars,
self collars, pique jabots, yoke effects
and piping trimmings.
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beautiful printed frocks. Linons in jave
eyelet embroidered tops, others showing
rows of faggottlng. Blue, green, nile,
rose and orchid. Printed frocks in many
fascinating new Spring fasnibns in guar
anteed fast colors. Sizes 16 to 42, 44
to 50.
LOVELY DRESSES in styles for street a. A ^
wear. Of Duplan's Du Ray prints and fl* 11P
novelty woolens. Styles Include bolero ™ m %■
jackets, one and tvn piece models, puffed tlr • •/ %3
sleeves, short and long sleeves. Plain * m
colors, prints and combinations. Sizes
14 to 42, 44 to 56 In the lot.
Second Floor.
Rayon
Undies
I
| Pajamas Step-Ins
Gowns Bloomers j
Chemises Panties
Vests !
i Brassiere Combinations With
Pantjr Legs
Choose from garments of qual- !
: ity and beauty. In run-resistant 1
i rayon and other kinds, including |
; rayon mesh. Many beautiful lace
trimmings as well as tailored 1
1 garments. Perfects and liregu- |
| lars. Street Floor.
SPECIALS
10c Palmolive Soap
5 for 29c
Colgate’s Perfumes
Half Ounce, 44c
Lily of the Valley. I .a France
| Rose. Dactylls, Florient and
waahmere Bouquet.
Ideal Sanitary Napkins
I1/? Dozen for 25c
j Regularly 25c dozen. Easily
disposable—they flush down.
New Blousettes, 49c
Dimity and jersey blousettes.
sizes 34 to 40. Smart tailored
styles in all colors.
59c Sc 79c Stamped
Goods, 49c
5 skeins embroidery thread
i FREE. Luncheon sets, scarfs,
aprons, card table covers, vanity
1 sets, children's dresses and cen
ters.
Street Floor
$1.00 and $1.25 i
fhits 69c
6 for $4.00
81x108 81x90
81x99 63x99 ,
54x99 63x90
Note the extra lengths—some i
three yards long. Heavy quality
1 seamless bleached sheets, free
• from dressing. Perfects and
' slight Irregulars.
42x36 PILLOWCASES TO
MATCH THE SHEETS. 15c EA.
81-INCH SHEETING—Stand
ard 25c quality heavy unbleached
| sheeting for making seamless
! sheets and mattress cov- "I P„
ers. Yard. A*>C
! $1.00 MATTRESS COVERS of
i strong unbleached cotton, In
l sizes for double beds,
three-quarter and single rQ„
■ beds .
27-INCH LONGCLOTH of ex
i cel lent, serviceable quality with
! soft finish. 10 YARDS
PURE LINEN TOWELING. 16- I
inch imported linen toweling of i
superior quality. 5 YARDS CQ.
FOR .
Street Floor.
Nev Spring Modela in i
Foundation
Garments
Rengo Kelt
C/B
W. B.
P. N.
and King's
Palace Special
Side-fastened girdles and step
ins made of fine broche with
heavy knitted elastic gores over
hipline. Medium and long styles.
Second Floor._
$1.50 Full Fashioned
E 88c
And Lace Hose
The ultra-fashionable silk
mesh hose and novelty lace hose
at a bargain price! Large, small
and medium mesh. Newest col
ors—including smoketone, black
and off-black. Perfects and ir
regulars.
11.00 AND $1.50 FULL-FASH
IONED SILK HOSE, seconds, in
chiffon and service weights.
Large range of col
ors . ....
$1.50 TO $2.00 FULL-FASH
IONED SILK HOSE—Beautiful
quality silk mesh hose, as well
as chiffon and service weights.
Regular and extra sizes in CCl
the lot. Seconds.........
Children’s 1
New Socks
2 Pairs for 25c
2.000 pairs Just received—half
socks, anklets and "whoopee”
socks—in mercerised lisle and
rayon and lisle mixtures. Many
new patterns. All perfect.—
Street Floor.
IOWA ALUMNI PLAN
CELEBRATION HERE
SecreUrie* Hyde tad Wilbur
Among Thou Who Will Attend
Fete Wedneiday.
Alumni of the State University of
Iowa located in and near Washington
will celebrate National Iowa night Wed
nesday from I to I p.m. at Hotel
Hamilton.
Since tbe date
coincides with a
meeting of a de
partment of the
National Educa
tion Association, a
large number of
staff members from
the University of
Iowa, Including
Dean Paul C.
Packer, Director
Bruce E. Mahan
and President Wal
ter A. Jessup, to
gether with some
100 alumni en
- . gag ea in puouc
Walter A. Jhiii. achool work, will
be present. The
dinner will be Informal.
Among the prominent Iowan* who
have already signified their intention of
attending are Secretary and Mr*. Ray
Lytaan Wilbur, Secretary and Mrs. Ar
thur C. Hyde, both Iowa Senators and
their wives, a number of the Iowa con
gressional delegation. Commissioner and
Mr*. John Cooper and a number of
other prominent Iowan* who are in
Washington. It is hoped and expected
that the alumni of Washington will
make this a large and distinctive gath
ering of university people.
The program following the dinner
will be limited to musical numbers and
the Introduction of distinguished guests.
Former President Oeorge Edwin Mac
Lean will preside.
Reservations for this dinner may be
made through Karl S. Hoffman. 1512
H street, president of the Washington
alumni group.
Prof F G. Higbee. executive secre
tary of the University of Iowa Alumni
Association, will be here for the dinner.
About 10.000.000 women in the Unit
ed States are classed as gainfully em
ployed. _
FOUND._
FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal R«cu*
Lcatur >48 Maryland aw g.w. Mat. 8088.
MONEY. Wed . Feb 15. near Good Hope
Hill; all bills Owner may have same by
identlfylni. J Frank Cookaey. La Plata
110.
LOSU_
AIREDALE—Substantial reward lor informa
tion leading to recovery large male Aire
dale. dark gray color; Va. 1932 llcenae 14983.
Telephone Walnut 8988 _
CAT—Reward ior Information leading to
recovery blue-gray titer cat. from 1231 inl
ine at. nw Jan. 2«; fur worn on neck by
wearing collar._Phone North 4373-W._
DOG—White.' small long hatred, female:
vicinity M it. near Bladentburg rd. n e.,
Trisle ” Reward At 3814. 1913 M st. n.e.
DOGS — Strayed from 3518 13th st. nw.
Tuesday, white Enallah bull terrier, female
also Boston bull, female. Reward. Adams |
28*0._1
DOG. small, female, part poodle, red and
white curly hair, no collar vicinity 44tli
and Fessenden iu._ Reward._Clev. 0480 _
ESKIMO SPITZ, male. Wedneaday, Peb
ruary 10. Call Atlantic 2318. 1531 laher
wood at. n.e.___
HANDBAG, black, between Silver Spring
and Wheaton: small amount of change and
glass,a. Notify 3304 18th st. n w. Adams
8857- W.___
OPERA GLASSES, in leather case, near 14th
and K. Initialed "E J M " Call Wisconsin
3154._ Reward________
POCKETBOOK. lost io new Department of
Commerce Building on January 20 Rewaro
Call Gimbruch. after 7 p m . North 8395, or
address Box 362-H. Star office._•_
RING -Ruby ring, set with diamonds: Lens
burgh's. Kanni or Fox Theater: between 11
and 5. Monday. Reward. 1311 Delafleld
pl. n w ._ Col. 8594 __• _
STRING dF B1AD8—In front of 1700 T n.w.
or on P st. bet. 14th and 15th; between 9 30
and 10 o clock Saturday morning. Reward. 1
NoHh 2386-J._ * ,
WRIST WATCH—Lady a. Bulova wrist
watch, at or near the Snoreham Hotel. Wil!
reward._Call Clcr. 8741-J.__
WRI8T WATCH—Lady's, white gold. Bu
lova: within past week. Reward. Georgia .
1471.
RYAN SERVICE
Appreciated Through
the Yean
W« look back with
pardonable pride ip
our accomplishments
through the years
and the thousands of
friends we have
made. Satisfaction
is assured whenever
we are called on.
And whether some
thing simple or some
thing elaborate Is
desired, the Ryan
service Is ready to
co-operate.
Funeral parlor, private ambu
lance and livery In connection
JAMES T. RYAN
Funeral Director
317 Ps. Av. S.E. **-«•
Chambers Co.
Takes Over N alley’s
Undertaker Parlor
517 11th St. SI.
This will be used as a
branch with the same
Chambers Service at less
cost than usual. Charles
Nalley is now with
Chambers. He is the son
of the late Thos. R.
Nalley. Like our Mr.
Harvey, he was bom an
undertaker. Chambers
Co. is made up of men of
experience, yet the cost
is amazingly low for
funerals. We have com
plete
Funerals
*75£».
All Complete
We have 6 parlors,
3 chapels, 12 cars,
hearses and ambu
lances.
We claim cue arc the
largett undertaker* in
the city
In case of death call
The Greater Chambers
Co.
14th, Cor. Chapin St.
N.W.
Hsm Cel. 043*4433
(£ar&0 of a^ankfl
HOPE. BLANCHE C. We wish to thank the
raanr friends for their expressions of sym
£athy and floral offerings at the death of
Ira. BLANCHE C. HOPE, beloved wife of
W. E. Hope, whose funeral occurred Mon
day, February 15th Inst.
W. *. HOPE AND FAMILY. *
JEBNAGIN. XOSABELLE C. We wish to
thenk our many friends for their klnd
neks, sympathy and beautiful floral trib
utes at the death of our daughter and
stater. ROSABEL LX C. JERNAOIN.
REV. W. H. JERNAOIN AND FAMILY. •
KOHLER. KARL F. We wish to thank our
many friends and relatives for their kind
ness. sympathy and beautiful floral trib
utes at the death of our beloved husband
and father. KARL F. KOHLER.
ELIZABETH KOHLER AND CHILDREN
LIVINGSTON. RENA. We wish to thank
our many friends for the beautiful floral
tributes and kind expressions of sympathy
at the loss of our beloved mother and
grandmother. Mre. RENA LIVIN06TQN
*»rTOfeT" AND CHAUN
Bratlja.
LOUISE. Departed this
life Tuesday. February 16. 1912. at 3 p m .
at her residence. 41 H at. aw. MAR
OARET LOUI8E BALL, loving dauihte? of
the late Louise and John Ball, beloved
aister of Mary Dun moor. Susie Slaughter.
Martha Brown. John. Cornelius. William.
Wilbur and Ralph Ball: six aunts, two
uncles, seven nieces, four nephews, sixteen
cousins and a hoat of other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at Eugene Ford’s
funeral parlor. 1300 8. Capitol at . until 2
? m. Saturday. February 20: thence to 1017
at st. a.w Funeral Sunday. February 21.
at 1 o’clock, from Mount Moriah Baptist
Church. 3rd and L ats. s.w.. Rev. J. H.
Randolph officiating. Interment Payne’s
Cemetery. 21
BAUER. CATHERINE. On Friday. February
19. 1932. CATHERINE, beloved wife of the
late Louis Bauer. Funeral from the
ehapel of Frank Geier'a 8ons Co.. 1113 7lh
st. n.w,. on Monday. February 22. at 2
pm. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 21
BRANSON. BENJAMIN D. On Friday. Feb
ruary 19. 1932. at his residence. 1019 G st
se. BENJAMIN D. beloved husband of
Ada Mockabee Branson. Funeral f*om the
above residence on Mondav February 22.
at 8 30 a m. Mass at fit Peter s Church.
2d and C sts s e . at 9 a m. Relatives and
friends Invited. Interment Congressional
Cemetery. 21
BROWN. JULIA ANN. On Saturday. Feb
ruary 20. 1932 at the residence of Mr. O.
T. Banner. Glendale. Md . JULIA ANN
BROWN <nee Talbert;, beloved wife of the
la»e Frank Brown Funeral from the above
residence on Monday. February 22. at 2
o’clock p m. Interment family cemetery,
Glendale. Md. • |
BROWN. R08ABELI.E. Departed this life
Friday. February 19. 1932. after a linger
ing illness. ROSABELLE BROWN former
ly of 66 P st n w. She leaves to mourn
their loss’s very dear friend and others.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains
retting at Moon’s funeral home, 1322 You
at. n w. 22
CHANEY. MARTHA. On Saturday. Feb
ruary 20. 1932. at Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. TaKoma. IJ. C MARTHA
CHANEY. Services at the S H. Hines Co
funeral home. 29o:> I4tli st. n w.. Tuesday.
February 23. at 11 a m. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 22
CLARK. MARY HINES. On Thursday. Feb
luary 18. 1932. at hei residence. 1115 Mass,
ave n w MARY HINES CLARK, wife of
the late Charles H Clark. Services at her
late residence on Monday. February 22. at
9 30 a m . thence to St Patrick s Church.
10th and G sts.. where mass will be of
fered at 10 a m. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 21 I
CORBETT. MAURICE P. Suddenly Friday.
February 19 1932 MAURICE P. CORBETT
of 1113 7th st. n.e. beloved son of the
late James and Bridget Corbett. Funeral j
from the above lesidence Monday Febru
ary 22. at 9 30 a m High requiem mass I
at 8t. Aloyeius Church at 10 a m Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited. 21
CORBETT. MAURICE P. Members of Spald
ing Council. Knights of Columbus. No. 417.
are hereby notified of the death of Brother
MAURICE P. CORBETT and are requested
to be present to recite the Rosary at his
late residence. 1113 7th st. n.e.. Sunday.
February 21. 1932. at 8 30 p m . and to at
tend his funeral from residence at 9 30
a ra. Monday February 22: thence to
St Aloysius Church, where requiem mass
will be sung at 10 a m.
T J QUIRK. G. K
CHARLES H FUGITT. F. S. 21
CRAWFORD. ANGUS Mr DONALD. Sud
denly. on Satuiriay, February 20. 1932.
ANGUS MCDONALD, husband of the late
Elizabeth Worthington Crawford and son
of the late Rev. Angus and Susan Brown
Crawford. Funeral from his late re*i- ;
dence. 3034 P st n.w.. on Monday. Feb
ruary 22. at 11 a m. Interment Ivy HUi
Cemetery. Va. 21
CUTLER. EI.L.A B On Friday February 19.
1932. at Atlantic City. N. J . ELLA B CUT
LER. widow cf the late Samuel M. Cutler.
Burial at Glenwood Cemetery. Monday.
February 22, at 2 p.m. Services in the
chapel. •
DE MARCO. LIBFRATO. On Thursday.
February 18. 1932. at his residence. 3111
Georgia ave n ».. LIBERA TO DE MARCO, i
beloved husband of Mrs. Annie De Marco i
and beloved father of Louis A . Garmon
P . John M and Joseph De Marco. Fu
neral from above address on Monday. Feb
ruary 22. at 10 o clock. thence to Immacu
late Conception Church. 8th and N sts.
n.w . where mass will be said for the re
pose of his soul. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery 21*
DRAI.EY. MARGARET A. On Friday. Feb
ruary 19. 1932. at the residence of her
daughter. Mrs. W. K Harrison. 4011 New
Hampshire ave n w . MARGARET A . be
loved wife of the late William E Draley.
Funeral from the above residence on Mon
day. February 22. at 9 30 a m Requiem
mass at St Gabriel s Church at 10 a m
Relative* and friendi Invited. Interment
8t. Mary s Cemetery. 21
WILL ROGERS SUPPORTS
GARNER AGAINST FIELD
Say* Texan Will Be Nominated
and Will Win if He Stay*
a Democrat.
By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. February 20—Will
Rogers is backing Representative John
Garner of Texas against the field for
the Democratic nomination for Presi
dent.
"Congressman Garnar is the man of
the hour now." said the cowboy humor
ist in stopping here yesterday on a
flight from the East to Tulsa and his
home town of Claremore, Okla.
"He's going to be nominated. He’ll
win. too. if he stays a Democrat.”
Regarding the prospects for his
friend. Gov. W. H. "Alfalfa Bill” Mur
ray. Will said "He ain’t got much
chance.”
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FURRY, WILLIAM A, On Friday, February
19, 1933. after a lone Illness. WILLIAM
A. PERKY, beloved son of the late Wil
liam H. and Matilda Ferry. Funeral (pri
vate) from the residence of his sister. Mrs.
H. L. Crow. 4417 3rd st. n.w., on Monday,
February 22. at 11 o clock a m. No flowers.
FINNEY, JAMES REA. On Friday. February
19. 1832, at his residence. 1414 Girard
&t. n.w., JAMES REA FINNEY, husband of
the late Sarah Finney, father of Mrs. Mary
Belle Beckham and Mr. V. C. Finney of
Canton. Ohio Services at the S. H. Hines
Oo. funeral home. 2905 14th st. n.w., on
Tuesday. February 23. at 2 p m. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
FISHER. MARY E. Suddenly, on Saturday.
February 20. 1932. MARY E. FISHER, of
1412 Euclid st. n.w. Services at the S. H.
Hines Co. funeral home. 2905 14th st. n.w ,
Monday. February 22, at 3 p m.
FORD. HENRIETTA. On Thursday. Feb
ruary 18. 1932. at Galllnger Hospital.
HENRIETTA FORD, loving niece of Har
riet Simmons and Mary Payne, devoted
cousin of Mrs. Maedle Peyton. Mrs. Gussie
Greenleaf, Raymond and James Carroll.
She also leaves a host of other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at the John
T. Rhinos funeral chapel. 3rd and I sts
a w. Funeral Monday. February 22. at 10
a m from St. Vincent de Paul's Church.
Intel merit Mount Olivet Cemetery.
GBOMAN. THRESA TREMMEL. On Satur
day. February 20. 1932. at her residence.
Suitland. Md . THRESA FRFMEL GRO
MAN. beloved wife of Peter Gromai. ir.
Funeral services at her late residence
Tuesday. February 23. at 2 pm. Inter
ment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited. 22
HARDY. WILLIAM O. Passed away on
Thursday. February 18. 1932. at 11 am,
WILLIAM O HARDY, beloved son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. Hardy of 514 Dorset ave .
Somerset. Md. He leaves to mourn, moth
er and father, two brothers. Mr. R. Hardy
of Detroit, Mich., and Joseph S. Hardy of
Somerset, Md ; four sisters of Washing
ton. D. C. He was employed at the ship
ping board of the D. C. Mills for 22 years
Funeral services at hU late residence. 13
15th st. s.e . on Monday. February 22. at
8.30 a m. Relatives and friends invited. •
HOLLOWAY. PHYLLIS OLNE. On Friday.
February 19. 1532. at Homeopathic Hos
pital. PHYLLIS OLIVE HOLLOWAY, be
loved wife of James M Hclloway of 5515
Potomac ave. n.w.. mother of Maxine
Barber Hunt, Dora Maria. Carolyn Louise.
Olive Miller. James Malcolm Hollow’*?, jr.
Remains resting at the S. H. Hines Co.
funeral home. 2905 14th st. n.w. Funeral
services at the Church of the Holy City.
16th ft. n w above Que. Monday. Feb
ruary 22. at 2:30 p m. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery.
JONES. WILLIAM FRANKLIN. On Satur
day. February 20. 1932. at his residence.
435 st. sw. WILLIAM FRANKLIN
JONES, devoted husband of Ada Jones.
He also leaves to mourn his departure
three sons, three daughters, one sister and
other relatives and friends. Remains rest
ing at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel.
3rd and Eye sts s w. Notice of funeral
later.
LOVELACE. WILLIAM L. On Saturday.
February 20. 1»3'. at his residence. 1612
H at. . e . WILLIAM L LOVELACE, aft'.l
2 years, infant son of William and Hose
Lovelace and grandson of Alfred W. and
Eleanor Loveiace and Lewis S and Jo
sephine Reese Funeral from the above
residence on Monday. February 22. at 2
p.pi. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
LOWRY. MARY LOUSE. On Friday. Feb
ruary 19. 1932. at her residence. Rockville.
Md . MARY' LOUISE LOWRY Remains at
Warner E Humphrey's funeicl home.
Rockville. Md Services Sunday. February
21. at 2 30 pm. ct the home of her
sifter. Mrs. Samuel Riggs of Rockville. In
terment Rockville Union Cemetery. 21
LYLES, JOSEPH. On Saturday. February 20.
1932 at his residence. 1219 Girard st. n.w..
JOSEPH LYLES, devoted husband of Lu
cinda Lyles and father of Waller. Wil
liam. Nelson and Dorothv Lyles. Made
ler.e Adam- and Anna Russ. Other rela
tives and friends survive Remains resting
a? the W. Ernest Jervis funeral church,
1432 U ft. n.w. Notice of funeral later.
MATTINGLY. THOMAS WFBSTEK. on rn
day. February 1!) 1932. at the residence of
his daughter. Mrs. George W Chappelear.
2409 Naylor rd s e . THOMAS WEBSTER,
beloved husband of the late Jennie Tippett
Mattingly Funeral from the above resi
dence on Monday. February 22 at 8 a.m.
Requiem mass at St. Mary's Church. New
port. Md at 10 am Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Newport. Md. 21
MOPPIN&. MARY. On Saturday. February
20. 1932. at 4 55 a m . at her residence.
1027 30th st. n.w.. MARY MOPPINS
Surviving her are four daughters, four
sons, two grandsons, a great-grandson,
two nieces and other relatives and
friends. Notice of funeral later.
FARMER. SARAH E. On Saturday. Febru
ary 20. 1932. at her lesidence. 13.0 F st.
lie SARAH E. PALMER , nee Nicholson-,
beloved wife of the late John C. Palmer
and mother ot John R. Palmer and Sadie
E. Wright Funeral from her late resi
dence on Tuesday. February 23. at 9 a.m.:
.hence to the Holy Comforter Church,
where requiem mass will be said at 9 30
a.m. Relatives and friends invited. In
tel ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 22
PENROSE. JOHN. On Saturday. February
20. 1932. JOHN PENROSE husband of
Mary Penrose. The remains will be at
Frazier s funeral home. 389 R. I. ave. n.w.
Notice of funeral iater.
FI GH. CHAR1.ES FRANCIS. Suddenly, on
Saturday. February 20. 1932. CHARLES
FRANCIS, beloved son of Ar.ais J. and
the late Edward L Push, of 5404 Georgia
st.. Chevy Chase, Md. Notice of funeral
later.
REED. JOHN F. On Friday. February 19.
1932. at the residence Of his daughter.
Mrs Annie L White 4323 3d st. n.w..
JOHN P. REED, beloved husband of the
late Mary J Reed He is survived by four
daughters. Mrs Mary C. Thompson. Annie
L White. Elizabeth Edwards and M-s.
Margrett E Schrceder Funeral from St.
Gabriel's Church Monday. February 22. at
9 a in Interment at Mount Olivet Ceme
tery Relatives and friends invited. 21*
REGES. GEORGE. Oil Friday, February !9.
1932. at his residence. 1328 6th st. n.w .
GEORGE, beloved husband oi Katherine
Baer Reges and devoted father of George.
Max and Mary Rejes and Mrs J A Jones
of Farmville. N. C Funeral from the
above residence on Monday. February 22.
at 10 45 am : thence to the Church of
the Immaculate Conception, where mass
will be said at 11:15 a.m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 21
ROBINSON. LUCINDA. On Friday, Fep
ruarv 19 1932. at Freedmen s Hospital.
LUCiNDA ROBINSON, beloved daughter ol
John and Annie Robinson. Remains rest
ing at John T. Rhines' iuneral chapel. 3rd
and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later.
RI'PPERT. OTTO. On Friday. February 19.
1932. OTTO, beloved husband of the late
Elise Thole Ruppert. He is survived by
Otto. Mrs. Maurice J Conley. Mrs.
George T. Hughes. Mrs Morgan G
Cufhbertson and two brothers. Anton and
Thomas Ruppert. and one sister. Helena
Moeller Funeral trom the residence of
his daughter. Mrs Maurice J Conley. 3434
30th st. n.w.. on Monday. February 22. at
3 4) an- High requiem mass at S:
Mary s Church at 9 30 a m Relatives and
friends invited. Interment St. Marys
Cemetery. 21
SCOTT. ARCHIE. On Thursday. February
18. 1932. at National Soldiers Home. \a .
ARCHIE SCOTT, beloved husband of Clara
Scott, brother of Mary J. Scott. Reuben.
Miles and Ottoway Richardson and Mrs.
Ellen Johnson He also leaves other rela
tives and friends. Remains resting at
John T. Rhines’ funeral chapel. 3rd anci
I sts s r.\ Funeral Tuesday. February 33.
at 1 pm. from Mount Zion Baptist
Chuich Interment in Arlington National
Cemetery. 21
SCOTT. BELIE. Wednesday. February 17.
1932 si be- residence. Hills Hill. Va .
BELLE SCOTT, beloved wife of the late
Lawrence Scott, devoted mother of James
A and Isaa'- S Scott Remains resting at
Grice's funeral chapel. 12th and R sts.
n w. Services Monday. February 22. al
the above-named chapel at 1 o'clock p m.
Remains can be seen Sunday. Relatives
and friends invited to attend. Interment
Harmony Cemetery. 21*
SCOTT. BELLE. The Robinson Adams So
ciety announces the death of Mrs BELLE
SCOTT. Funeral Monday. February 22.
1932, at 130 pm. from Grice's chapel,
12th and R sts. n w
CATHERINE CLARKE. President.
MAYME HUTCHINSON. Rec Secy.
SEITZ. KATIE. On Saturday. February 20.
1932. at the residence of her sister. 3305
22nd st. n e.. KATIE, invalid sister of Mrs.
Emma Beilstein. Funeral from the funeral
home of L M. Gawler Co . 1804 M st. r. w.,
Monday. February 22. at 2 p.m. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. N
SHIELDS. ALICE ANN. On Saturday. Feb
ruary 20. 1932. at her residence 1343
Emerson st. n c . ALICE ANN SHIELDS,
age 79 years. F’neral from W W. Deal's
funeral home. 816 H st. n.e . on Tuesday.
February 23. at 2 p.m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery 52
SIMMS. JOHN H. On Wednesday. Febru
ary 17. 1932. at 1322 27th st. n.w., JOHN
H. SIMMS, the devoted husband of Jennie
Simms, father of William I. Simms and
grandfather of Cornelia Berry andCheun
eey Simm*. faster father of Anna Nel
son. He also leaves six stepchildren and
two other grandchildren. Remains rest
lns at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 1432 You st n.w.. until 10 a.m..
Monday. Februarv 22. thereafter at bis
late residence. 1322 27th st. n.w. Fu
neral Tuesday. February 23. at 1 p.m..
from Ebenezer A M. E. Church. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 22
SMITH. ROSIE ELLA. On Thursday. Feb
ruary 18. 1932. at 12 30 p m . ROSIE ELLA
SMITH, beloved wife of Alvin Smith. She
leaves to mourn her loss a father, mother,
three sisters and two brothers, and a host
of other relatives and friends. Funeral
from Ebenezer M. E. Church. 4th and D
sts. s.e.. Monday. February 22. at 1 p.m. 21*
SULLIVAN. MARTIN A. On Saturday. Feb
ruary 20. 1932. at U. S. Veterans' Hospital,
MARTIN A., beloved son of the late Red
mond and Nora Sullivan. Funeral from
the residence of his sister. Mrs. A. CON
NOR. 1126 25th st. n.w., Tuesday. Febru
ary 23. at 9:30 a m. Reauiem mass at 9t.
Stephen's Church at 9 45 a m., followed
by interment In Arlington National Ceme
tery. 22
TURNER. GEORGE BAXTER. On Satur
day. February 20. 1932. at hi* residence.
900 B st. s w . GEORGE BAXTER, husband
of Marion H. Turner. Remains resting
at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2905
14th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later.
WATERS. LILIA A'. On Saturday, February
20. 1932. at 4:30 p.m . at her brother's
residence. 2220 H st n.w.. LILIA V.
WATERS, devoted daughter of Robert H
Waters, sister of Ernest Waters. She also
leaves other relatives and friends. Re
mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis fu
neral church. 1432 U st. n.w. Notice of
funeral later.
WILLIAMS. JEROME H. Saturday. Feb
ruary 20. 1932. at Saranac Lake. N. Y .
JEROME H. WILLIAMS, son of William
H. Williams and the late Hannah J Re
mains resting a' the 9. H. Hines Co. fu
neral home. 2905 14th st. n.w.
WILLIAMS. WILLIAM OLIVER. Suddenly,
on Saturday. February 20, 1932, at George
town University Hospital. WILLIAM OLI
VER WILLIAMS, aged 54 years, beloved
husband of Emma C. Williams. Funeral
from the residence of his slster-ln-law,
Mrs. Claude P. Angel. 500 F st. *.w„ on
Tueeday. February 23. at 2 p.m. Relatives
and friends invited to attend. 231
In fHemitriam.
BELCHER. IDA P. Sacred to the memory of
our dear mother and aunt. IDA P BEL
CHER. who parsed Into eternal rest nine
years ago today, February 21. 1923.
Deep in our hearts a picture lies
Of a loved one gone to rest;
In memory'* frame we will ke^p it.
Becau*e ehe was the best
DAUGHTER. RUTH B SHORTER. NIECE,
MAYME L. MURRAY.
BROOKS. EUGENE. In tender and ever lov
ing memory of our loved ore a devoted
huflband and father. EUGENE BROOKS,
who departed this life six years ago, Feb
ruary 21. 1926.
God hath not promised skies ever blue.
Nor Joy without sorrow or peace without
pain:
But He has promised strength from above,
Unfailing sympathy and undying love.
WIFE. SON AND DAUGHTER. •
BOWLER. THOMAS C. In loving memory
of our father THOMAS C. BOWI.ER. who
left us six years ago today, February 21,1926
'Til memory fades and life departs.
You’ll live forever in our hearts.
Time take*; away th? edge o! rrief;
His memory turns back every leaf
HIS SON AND DAUGHTER. •
DAVIS. CARRIE. In loving remembrance of
oui dear wife 8P.d mother, CARRIE
DAVIS who departed this ;.:e two years
aco today. February 21. 1930.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHIL
DREN.
DOE. GEORGE. A sad but !o\ mg tribute
of memory to my detotod husband,
GEORGE DOVE, who departed this life
three years tgo today. February 21, 1929.
There is one that misses you. George.
And fir.ds the days long .r.ce you went*
There is one who longs for you daily.
But tries to be bra\c and content.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MARY LEE DOVE.
EDWARDS. LAVRA. In fcaC but loving re
membrance of our dear mother, LAURA
EDWARDS, who departed tius Lie cnt
year ago today, February 21, 1931.
“God saw the road was getting rough.
The hills were hard to ciimo.
He gently closed her loving eyes
And whispered Peace b* tnine."
HER LOVING CHILDREN. MRS ELEANOR
MacFADDEN. HARRY T SHIELDS. JR..
AND EDWARD SHIELDS
HERRIMAN. SADIE \. A tribute of ;ove to
the memory ol our dear wiu «:.a motner,
SADIE V HERRIMAN. who entered into
eternal rest five yens aso today. Febru
ary 21, 1927.
Like a flower that fades away.
Upon this earth she could not stay.
Foi God sees and knows the be- ..
6o He took our lcved one home to rest.
The world seems quite another place
Without the smile of her dear fi.ee.
We hate a picture framed of vou—
Framed in memory, loving and true.
Re^t on. de?r mother, thv labors o'er.
Thy willing hands will toil no more.
Faithful mother, both true and kind,
A truer mother you could never find.
For all of us she d.d her bes*.
God gr.ru her .out e.rr^^ .
JACKSON. MARY. In loving remembrance
of our dear moth"r and grandmother.
MARY JACKSON departed tins life seven
years ago. February 21 1925.
AsDep in Jesus; peaceful rest
Who?- waking 1. supremely bi-ssed’
No fear no woe. shall o m tha* hour
Tha* man if •? is the Saviors povr
IRENE. JUANITA AND CHAV.FORD
LI E. THOMAS FRANKLIN, I V*d
rig remembrance of THOMAS FRA..KLIN
LEE who died one year ago today. Feb
ruary 21. 1931.
Forge* him? No, I never will.
I loved him then and I lo\e n.m st:.*.
His memory is as 1 '•sh toai.v
As in the hour he passed %
I.FF. THOMAS FRANKLIN. In loving re
membrance rf my d*ar son. THOMAS
FRANKLIN LEE. "ho died February 21
1931. orm veur ten today _
LOVING MOTHER. MARY THERESA LFE
PAYNE. WTI LIAM F. In sad but lovine re
membrance of my beloved father. WIL
LIAM E PAYNE, who passed away thir
teen years ago today, February 21. 1019.
Till memory fades and life departs
You'll live forever in my heart
Time rakes away the edrte cf Brief.
His memory turns bach every leaf
HIS LOVING SON. BILLY. •
ROGERS. WARNER M. In memory of our
dea-- son. WARNER M ROGERS, who de
parted this life thirteen years ago. Febru
ary 21. 1919
Over in Arlington. In a soldiers grave.
Lies our a**ar son. among the brav*
He ne\er shunned h.s co ;ntry s call.
But gladly gave his life, his ail.
H*> difd the helpless defend.
A faithful soldier s noth e* d
HIS MOTHER AND FATHER •
SMITH. ERSKINE VINCENT d but
lovir.'j remembrance of our be.cvfd son.
ERSKINE VINCENT SMITH, wno departed
this life one year ago today. February 21,
1931.
A piercing, sacred so row:
Each breat.i out of regret:
For you v.ere o n s. and we v.:l! remember
When ail tne world will forget
DEVOTED PARENTS AND GRANDMOTH
ER. ERSKINE AND ESTELLE SMITH
AND MRS ELIZABETH JORDAN
WASHINGTON. ANNIE N. ALEXANDER.
FRANCIS O. Sacred is the memory of
our dear ones. dr\o:ed mother. ANNIE N.
WASHINGTON, who iel*. u- sevi.; y-ais ago
yesterday. February 20 1925. rid niece,
FRANCIS O. ALEXANDER, who passed
away nine years reo. on March 12. 1923.
As we loted them, so we miss them
In our hearts they are always near.
Lo\ed. rentembeted. longed for always.
Bringing many a silent i i
LILLIE COATES. MARIA PERRY. WAL
TER AND JAMES WASHINGTON. AUNTS
AND UNC! E S •
WHITBY, S.ALLIE J. AND JINTOIS. In
lovmg remembrance of our riea parents,
who departed this life, moth*/. 3ALLIE J.
WHITBY. February 21. !924. and father.
JUNIOUS WHITBY. November 30. 1926.
No one knows the silent heartaches.
Only those who have lost can te .
Of the grief that is borne in silence
For the ones we loved so w°.i
SISTER. MARTHA COLEMAN: CHILDREN.
GUY WHITBY. LORETTA WHITBY
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