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; | 1310 F STREET
NOTED ENGINEER
Former Army Officer Found
Dead at Desk in New
York.
I By th# Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 2—George A.
Johnson, 55. a consulting engineer
and a former colonel in the United
States Army, was found dead yester
day in his office by a watchman. He
is believed to have died of heart dis
ease.
Johnson's body was found slumped
I over papers on his desk, and police
! officials said he apparently htfd been
stricken while working. He had been
dead six hours.
After funeral services here tomor
row his body will be taken to Wash
ington. D. C . for burial in Arlington
Cemetery. Services will be held there
Wednesday morning. Roy Chapman
Andrews, the explorer, will be one of
the pallbearers.
Member of Many Orders.
Johnson was a member oi the Cir
cumnavigators' Club, a member oi
the Explorers’ Club, of the Newark.
N J„ Elks' Lodge; Royal Arch Ma
sons. Lodge No. 8, of St. Louis, Mo.;
American Society of Engineers, Engi
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neering Institute of Canada and the
American Public Health Association
He was g consulting engineer or
water supply and purification, sewage
and disposal and had written a num
ber of books on those subjects.
His only survivor is his wife, the
, former Catherine A. Daubenspeck ol
Allentown, Pa.
Johnson was born In Maine. H<
j investigated methods of purifying the
Ohio River at Louisville, Ky„ anc
Cincinnati, Ohio, and then spent t
: year studying methods of purifleatior
I of the Potomac River for the watei
supply of Washington.
Then he became assistant directoi
of a special department Investigating
the effect of the Chicago drainage
canal cn the water supply of St. Louis
following which he was in charge ol
tests of systems for the purification ol
Philadelphia's water supply.
In Charge of Filtration.
In 1902 and 1903 he was in charge
ol the first modern water filtratior
system of the rapid sand type built ir
America, which still serves the New
Jersey municipalities of Paterson
Passaic and Montclair.
He entered the United States Arm)
in 1918. serving until 1920, during
which time he was in charge of th«
technical management of ail flxec
properties and utilities in the 648 mili
tary establishments under the juris
diction of the War Department in the
United States, the Canal Zone. Alaska
Hawaii and the Philippine Islands.
Yale Registrar Dies.
NEW HAVEIJ, Corn , April 2 (/PV—
Joseph Roy Ellis, sr., 47, Yale reg
istrar of freshmen since 1920, died
yesterday in New Haven Hospital
after undergoing two operations in as
many weeks for appendicitis. Ellis
a native of Fergus Falls. Minn., was
the son of Edgar C. Ellis of Kansas
City. Mo., a former Representative in
Congress.
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Births Reported.
Wallace M and Millicent Yater girl.
John B and Gertrude Cress, girl
Jack H. and Margaret Holmes, girl.
Beryl B. and Mamie Franklin, boy
M'oharl and Michelina La Russo, boy.
Willard R and Doris Taylor, girl.
Paul A and Marv E Rose. boy.
John R and Orlene V Tow. girl
Clarence and Josephine Bender boy.
Charles and Louise Slaughter, girl.
Walter and Sus> Harris, girl
Arthur and Dorothv Roberts boy.
Joseph and Daisy Cheney girl
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• WASHINGTON S FINEST MEN’S WEAR STORE •
RALEIGH HABERDASHER
1310 F STREET
T. PERCY MYERS,
Funeral Services Set for
Today at St.John’s Epis
| copal Church.
T, Percy Myers, 67, well known
attorney here for more than 45 years,
died of a heart attack Saturday at
. his home, 1329 Twenty-first sereet.
Funeral services were to be held
at 2:30 p.m. today at St. John's
j Episcopal Church, with burial in
| Glenwood Cemetery,
j Born in New York in 1867, he came
j to Washington as a youth to join the
■ Lewis-Johnson banking firm. Later
! he was admitted to practice before
1 the bar and established law offices
l here with the late William John Mil
j ler. Mr. Myers became well known
j as an authority on banking law.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
! Jane Pravers Myers, who was form
; erly Miss Jane Phillips of Fredericks
burg, Va.
Pallbearers were to include C
Powell Minnegerode. Dr. Wilson
Brandenburg, John Mumford, Sidney
Ft. Johnson, Dr. Larkin W. Glaze
brook and Charles F, Wilson. George
C. Gertman, secretary of the District
Bar Association, named the following
to represent the association: Charles
H. Cragln, Douglas S. Mackall, Henry
S. Matthews. Fulton Lewis, J. Wilmer
Latimer, Henry W. Sohon, Charles S.
Wilson and Erskine Gordon.
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AMMERMAN RITES
HELD IN ARLINGTON
Lieutenant Commander Had
Served at Naval Air Sta
tion Here.
Last rites for Lieut. Comdr. Charles
Clark Ammermsn. who died March
20 in San Diego. Calif., were to be
held today at Arlington National
Cemetery. Comdr. Ammerman was
well known in this city, where he had
served at the Naval Air Station in
Anrcostia, and at the Naval Hospital.
Comdr. Ammerman came to Wash
ington shortly before the turn of the
century and was graduated from the
George Washington University Medi
cal School.
He served as medical officer of the
Madeira Mamore Railroad during its
construction in Brazil and Bolivia.
He received a commission in the Navy
fit the outbreak of the World War and
served on various transport ships as
surgeon.
He was mired in 1932 for disability
and moved to Elmira. N. Y . to make
his home. Later he was visiting rela
tives in California at the time of his
death.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Lucille Hamden Ammerman; three
daughters. Mrs. Harold K. Martin.
Corning. N. Y.: Mrs. Frank T. Nelson,
Grosse Pointe Farms. Mich., and Mrs.
Willis w. Pace of San Diego: a
brother, Ansel Ammerman of Ulster.
I Pa., and a sister. Mrs. A. D. Mac
Morran. also of Ulster.
Dr. Ammerman was a member cf
the Almas Temple, Shriner^
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Deaths Reported.
Ida W. Whittington. 84. 1801 loth *t.
Mattie E Ryan. 82. 124.1 K fit s e.
Steve Gamble. 81. 62 N st sf.
Mtlia H Seale. 70. 50 V st
Laura V Seaton 78 722 llth.st.
Ella C. Chappelear. 74. linn Park pi n e.
Allan J. Poston. 74. Emergency Hospital
Edward C Rittue. 67. 5206 Sherrirr pi.
Willie E Myers. .">5*. OallinRcr Hospital
Nicholas M. Coouzn. 57. 6171 Georgia ave
Inez I Cook. 41* 2018 18th st.
Mabel W Gallowav 40. j :;oo Gallatin st
Moy Jung 15. Gallinarr Hospital
i Pleasant Rucker. 70. Gallinper Hospital
i Fannie Hill '5 1010 Temperance court
I Robert W. Robinson. 74. Freedmen's Hos
pital
1 Alexander Jordan. 60. SOS 2nd st. s w
Mary E Brooks. 65, 4Ko2 Jav st. n e
l John Armstead. 54. St. Elizabeth s Hos
! pital
Joseph Fox. 10 months. Freedmen s Hos
I Dittl.
I Infant *o James and Ruhr Brown, 2
, months. Ficrrimcn s Hospital_
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PETRIE, MARGARET. We wish to ex
press our heartfelt thanks and appre
ciation to our relatives and friends for
the beautiful floral tributes and words
of sympathy during our bereavement.
JANE. LEWI9 AND JOHN R. PETRIE. •
j BARROt'R. CHARLES BRADFORD. On
I Saturday. March HI. 1!»H4. CHARLES
BRADFORD, beloved husband ol Agnes
E Barbour and lather ol Russell. Rob
ert. Agnes and Audrey Barbour. Fu
neral from his late resldenee. mil A
st. n e Tuesday. April :i at 1o a m .
thence to St. James' Church. '.'T! 8th st
n e. where reouiem mass will be of
fered at a.m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
| BICKERTON. CLARA M. Suddenly, on
Friday. March Hti. ]:i.'I4. at her re.i
dence. si 1 ;ird st. n e CLARA M. B1CK
ERION < formerly Newman >. beloved wife
of Richatd F. Bickerton and mother of
Charles T.. Frame a.. Wiliiain A. and
Arthur T. Newman. Funeral from her
late residence. Tuesday. April :t. st *J
! Pm.: thence to Cnurch ol the Good
Shepherd, tsth and Eye sts. n e. Inter
ment Glenwood Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited
BICKERTON, CLARA M. Officers and
members of Triumph Council. No v
Daughteis of America, are requested to
assemble at. fill :ird st. n.e.. at 1 pm
Tuesday. April l«:i4. to attend the
funeral ot our late sister. CLARA M.
; bickerton. jessie davis.
Attest: J, W. SCHWENK. R«c Secty. •
BOGGES8, THOMAS L. On Sunday. April
J. 1U.J4. at his residence, hi; iiih st.
s w THOMAS L.. the nelovcd husband
of Florence M. Boggess <nee Rye». Fu
neral fiom Naiijemoy Baptist Church.
| Charles County. Md.. on April 4. at
p m. Interment Chuich Cemetery. j
BRADFORD. ERNEST W. On Friday
March :tO. Jii.H. ERNEST W. BRAD
FORD of lfliw Allison st. n.w. Remains
testing at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home. JIlMll J4th st. n.w. Funeral serv
ices at the New York Avenue Presby
terian Church, on Tuesday. April .‘I. at
4 p m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
i BRADFORD. ERNEST H. I. O O F :
Funeral services will be held by the or
der at the New York Avenue Presby
terian Church. J 4 th and New York
ave n.w.. at 4 pm. sharp Tuesday.
April :j J!hH. All blanches ol the or
cer will assemble at the church at :i.45
p m. Inurmeni Gienwood Cemetery.
CHARI ES B LAM PE Grand Master.
Attest: HARRY L. ANDRESEN. Grand
Secretary.
BRADFORD. ERNEST W. Officers and
members of Dona- Rcoekah Lodge. No.
4 J o. O. F . will assemble at the fu
neral panor.s of a. H. Hines. -Jiini 14th
sr. n w at Xr.io p m. Monday. April !.
J:*.l4. roi services lor our late brother
EH^Grand S,re ERNEST W. BRAD
FORD THELMA SlAATS. N. G.
NAOMI COOPErt. Rec. Sec.
BRADFORD. ERNEST W. The members of
Association of Olden Inhabitants are
requested to attend the funeral of our
1 late associate. ERNEST W. BRADFORD
I fr,om y°rlt Avenue Presbyterian
Church Tuesday April :i. li*.H. at 4 p.m.
fHEODORE W. NOV ES. President.
J. ELIof WRIGHT, Secretary.
BRADFORD. LRNFST W. The officers and
numbers oi tMe Rebekah Assembly. 1.
° I' e-re reoue.sted to at rend the fu
01 Brother ERNEST W.
I RADFORD past grand sire, on Tues
oay. April .! 11».T4. at 4 p m . at the
Af w York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
r MARIAN S GEIMAN. Pres.
F. MARIE STEKENHIER. Sec.
COL. 6. T. EVERETT,
RETIRED, EXPIRES
Served Here in Personnel Depart
ment of General Staff After
World War,
Lieut. Col. George T. Everett, U.
S. A , retired, died yesterday at Walter
Reed General Hospital, it was an
nounced todav by the W’ar Depart
ment. Col. Everett served in this city
in the Personnel Department of the
General Staff, after the World War.
Since his retirement, in 1922, he had
made his home at 2900 Connecticut
avenue.
Col. Everett was bom at Laurin
bursr, N. C. May 3. 1886. and was
graduated from West Point in 1907.
He served during the World War in
France and also had served in the
Philippines and Hawaii.
| He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Grace Everett of this city. Funeral
services and burial will be tomorrow
at 2 pm. in Arlington National
Cemetery.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
OFFICIAL HERE DIES
Charles N. Osgood Succumbs in
Garfield Hospital After
Short Illness.
Charles N. Osgood. Washington rep
resentative of the New York Central
Railroad, died yesterday in Garfield
Hospital. He had been ill only a short
time.
Mr. Osgood, who lived at 1713 P
street, was in his 75th year.
Funeral services for Mr. Osgood will
be held at 2:30 pm. tomorrow in the
Churrh of the Epiphany. After the
services, which will be conducted bv
Rev. Ze Barney T. Phillips, pastor of
the churrh and chaplain of the Sen
ate. Mr. Osgood's body will be sent to
Waltham. Mass., for burial.
Mr. Osgood is survived by a son.
Harold. and by two daughters.
__LOST.
Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star tcill be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up
to noon day ol issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 A.M.
day ol issue. For the Sunday Star
up to It PM. Saturday.
BOSTON BULL DOG. brown with white
p»tch on left side of reck: about 7 months
old: rewrard. LI. satin.
BOSTON BULL—Male named ' Beau"'
strayed. Arlington. Sunday, from S7:t Co
Jumbia Pike Reward. Mrs. Breeden.
NAtlonal 1 n i o. Br. hi; ;!•
CAMERA—Eastman Kodak. In leather case
in newspaper room. Library of Congress'
on Sunday. Reward. AD. 2920-W.
DOG. black and tan. lost from 1525 T st
n.w. Please return and receive reward
DOG—Male. Collie, red and tan in color:
white ring around neck: answers to name
of Ring. Reward. Phone NOrth ngon, :!•
DOO—Brown Rat Terrier, named-:Brownie;
reward. 5423 8th st. n.w._ •
OOG—Boston Bull, name Cracker. Satur
day night: dark brown and white, scar on
back: tag No Ki4Kli; reward. ltctg K
sL_n.w._PI, 8«18f>. _
EYEGLASSES—Friday noon near 11th
and Avenue. Reward. Finder address Box
41B-C. Star office_•
NECKPIECE. brown fur. vicinity Fox
Theater or in Minute Taxi Cab. CO Slim.
OVERNIGHT BAG—Lost from a taxi at
?Oth and O sts. n.w Sunday night Call
NOrth 7818-J. Reward if returned with
contents._ •
POCKETBOOK. lady's, black, rontainhil
large sum of money, glasses keys, bills,
etc.. Saturday, either Occidental or taxi.
Return Mrs. Richardson. 201 Park Lane
Apts. Reward.__4*
SHELL-RIM GLASSES, gold hinges: prob
ably left in taxicab. NAt. 0400, br.
‘.’•MS.
FUNERAL
- FACTS -
That Speak for Themselves.
We Present the Price Range of
our Last 1,000 Adult Funeral
Services
—
Price* No. of Fnnersls
Less than $200.115
$201 to $300.232
$301 to $400.240
$401 to $450. 90
$451 to $500. 92
$501 to $550. 74
$551 to $600. 35
$601 to $700. 30
$701 to $900. 48
Over ...$900. 44
Joseph Gawler Sons, Inc.
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BtTCHER. WILLIAM T. Departed this
life Saturday, March 31, 1931, at 10:55
P m., at his residence, 4321 Sheriff rd
n.e., WILLIAM T.. the devoted husband
of Lucy Robinson Butcher and brother
of Lillian Laws. Notice of funeral later.
Remains resting at the W Ernest Jar
vis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w.#
HI TLER. JOHN M. On Sunday. April 1.
J 934. at Freedn^n's Hospital. JOHN M
BUTLER, beloved husband of Jennie
Butler and loving father of Alverta But
lei Vaughan Funeral from bis late
residence. 2212 M st. n.w.. on Wednes
day, April 4. at 9:30 am; thence to
St. Augustine's Church, where requiem
mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock
a m. Friends and relatives are invited
to attend.
CARLIN. JAMES WALTER. On Sunday.
April 1, 1934. ft his home, Boyos. Mo..
JAMES WALTER, beloved husband of
Florence V. Carlin. He is survived by
the following children; Earl Carlin of
Belhestfa. Aid ; William M. Carlin and
| Mrs. C. W. Young of Boyds. Md., Mrs.
Marion Curran and Mrs. J. K. Culver
oi Kensington. Md. Funeral Wednes
day. April 4. at lo a m.. from St. Mary's
Cainonc Church. Barnesville. Md.. where
requiem mas* will be offered. Intelment
in adjoining cemetery. ^Baltimore pa
per* please copy.j j
CARLISLE. MARY L. On Sunday. April
| J. J934. at tne Washington Sanitarium,
xakorna Park. Md. MARY L. CARLISLE,
beloved wile oi Charles A*hhy Carlisle
ana motner of Mary Virginia Carlisle.
Services at the a. H. Hine* Co. luneral
home. 29ol J4th t\. n.w.. on Wednes
day. April 4. at 1 p.m, interment Hern
don. Va. 3
C1SSELL. SARAH CATHERINE. On Sun
day. April J. 1934. at 11:26 p.m.
SARAH CATHERINE CiBSRLL beloved
aunt of Bessie £. Snerry. Funeral irom
her late residence. 122* 31th n. se.
on Wednesday. April A at 2 p.m. Rel
ative* and inenas Invited. Interment
J Congressional Cemetery. 3*
COCIZZI, NICHOLAS M. On Salurday,
March 31, J!i;H. ai his residence.
Ua ave. n.w.. NICHOLAS M beloved
husbano ot Mary Barbara Cocuzzi and
fwrher of Mrs. Maiy Dennison and Jos
ephine. Anna. Victoria. Ida. Pete. Frank
and Nicholas Cocuzzi. 1r. Funeral serv
ices at above residence Tuesday. April
A at »::«i a m. tnence to the Church
ofthe Nativity. where solemn high mass
will be offered at U a m. for the repose
or his soul. Relatives and friends in
vitea. Interment Sc. Mary s Cemetery. '1
COLEMAN. ROBERT. Departed this life
sudoenly. on Thursday. March *.*h jp.ti
at Freed men's Hospital. ROBERT COLE
MAN. He is survived by a loving la
ther. * Mr Joseph R. Coleman; step
mother. Mis. Blanche Coleman; two
daughters. Mrs. Gertrude Henson and
Mrs. Amy Netter, one brother. Mr J
toward Cdl^man. two nieces. Mrs. Min
nie Cross and Mrs. Edna West, and other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
M°rn® A. Carter luneral home.
~nd and F sis .vw . where funeral serv
\ce*wlU be held Tuesday. April j. at
1 .10 p m.
O RRY DAISY. Departed this life Sun
oay. April j. iu:s4. DAISY CURRY of
r’* * st. n e. She leaves to mourn
tneir loss a loving husband. Louis Curry,
three children. Davia. William and
carry May Curry, her mother. Hatne
Richardson: father. Peter Richardson,
and a host ol other relatives and
friends Body resting at the Malvan A
achey funeral nome. N. J me. ar.c
K st. n.w. Notice of funeral later.
CRAWFORD. BETSY. Departed this life
on Sundae. April I. UoH. in the Home
Aged and infirm. afrer a long illness.
CRAWFORD. Remains resting
*•*. a ®a.rnfs A Matthews funeral home
st. s w. Notice of luneral later.
DE LAI XEY. VICTOR V. On Saturdav.
March .11. at his residence. Jin]
1 tl\ nj*v VICTOR V. DE
LAUNEY. beloved husband of Maud B
Dp Launey. Funeral services at the
above address on Tuesday. April :{ ar
h P m. Interment Sharpsburg. Md. ^
EGF.LSEER FREDERICK B. On Mon
day. April *_!. FREDERICK G be
loved l*u>band of Catherine A. Egeisrer.
Funeral from h's late residence.
h pi. n e . on Wpdnrsdav. April
at j .:•• P m. Relatives and friend*
are invited Interment in Arlington
National Cemetery. ;;
EVERETT. GEORGE THOMAS. On Sin
day. April l. )H;h. at Walter Reed
r£24T£wH?SDi'a GEORGE THOMAS
EVERETT lieutenant colonel. U. S A
retired. Body resting at ;he Tabler
luneral home. !■■.■* m st. n w . until
Tuesday. April when services will be
Held in Arlington National Cemetery at
~ p m.
FITZPATRICK PATRICK Suddenly on
Saturday. March .11. Ja34 a’ hi*' re«i
j W>,'r «• * »■.. PATRICK
beloved husband of the late Annie Fits
patrlck Funeral from the chapel of
I A Taliavuil. 4:m 1th st *a. on
Tuesday. April 3. a; s :tn a m Re
quiem mass at Si. Dominic's Church at
Jam Relatives and friends invited
Interment Arlington National Cem
etery. .V
GRINDER ESTHRR F On Saturday
March .U. JJM4. at her ris.dence. loft
&Aii LSTHEy E beloved daugh
ter of Clara J. and Joseph E Grinder
Funeral from her late residence on
Tuesday. April :i. at 2:30 pm Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment
Congressional Cemetery.
HASLETT JANET R. On Saturday. March
• •1. 1!M4. a* her residence. ;ini ! Mth
?T n w JANET B beloved wife of the
late John B Haslett. Funeral services
at the above address on Tuesday April
at :t pm Interment Rock Creek
cemetery.
JENIFER. RICHARD. Departed this life
Friday. March 3U. IJM4. at his rrsi
.ln5KL, Sl^SP RICHARD JEN
ir-ER the beloved son of Anne Yates.
He also leaves to mourn thnr loss two
daughters. Marie and Josephine Jenifer
one sister. Catherine Lyles: two broth
ers. Joseph and Allred Jenifer a dfvot
fd friend. Nellie Lvies. and a host of
other relatives and friends. .Remains
??.\;,n8=‘kl.?ulan,“ Ford s fungal home,
l tun South Capitol it . until 4 pm
Tuesday. April It: thereafter at his late
residence, where funeral services will he
held Wednesday. April 4 a: p m In
terment, Rosemont Cemetery. 3
JOHNSON. GERTRUDE. SPRINGS. F.MI1.Y
The Ladies’ Banneker Relief A-sociatton
IDDOunces the death of Mrs GER
TRCLUE JOHNSON in Februarv. and
Mrs. EMILY SPRINGS in March
JULIA W HAMILTON. Pres.
EMILY B. LEE. Fin. Sectv •
JOHNSTONE. JOHN C. Suddenly on
Saturday. March 31. 1P34. JOHN C
JOHNSTONE beloved son of Mrs. Jen
nie E Werden <nep Johnstone', and
"f Ly»is Werden. Funeral from
.Chambers Co. funeral home
14<m Chapin si n » . on Tuesday. April
•> at J Dm Relatives and friends in
S'ied. Interment Glenwood Cemetery
JO!S.f.Ss A^SI£-„ °n Sunday. April 1
rib'vrc . .G>II‘neer Hospilal, ANNIE
JONES loving mother ol Marie A. Brice
Helen E Johnson. William and Samuel
Jonea She also leaves two sisters, one
fn.la a»d many oth,r relatives and
irlends Remains resting at the John
T Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye
st*. *.w. Notice of funeral later.
Kf:,Mi.?.' On Sunday. April 1
E keLLER. daughter of
Ldr'*<* Hanrr *nd Margaret Keller and
Fev °i *?/*• H T Kernel *nrt
Ka>mond H. Keller. Funeral services
oi Wednesday. April 4. at 2 pm a;
xiy.sonb"s parlors, l.ido N *t n w '* In
terment Glenwood Cemetery. 3
LAI BACH. HENRY J. On Monday Apr'l
■ »E«RVJ LAUBACH. the be
lo\ed husband of the late Julia Lau
nch »nee BradengeyerL Funeral from
his late residence. 2747 Fourth st. me.,
on Wednesday. April 4. at 2 pm
Relatives and friends invited. .*{•
LO££52?ROjrGH* CAROLINE VIRGINIA
(MINNA) FAINTLEROY. On Sundav.
April J. 1034. at Fairfax. Va.. CARO
LINE VIRGINIA < MINNA) FACNTLE
ROY LOUGHBOROUGH, widow' of the
{•**2 Augustine Loughborough. Funeral
Wednesday. April 4. at 11 am. from
the Episcopal Church. Fairfax, Va. In
terment at Middleburg. Va. 3*
McCarthy. MARY A. On Sunday. April
i V»M4A«ivxr^0V,dpnce Hospital. MARY
A MCCARTHY. aunt of Frank W. Me
earthy and Mae V Daley. Funeral
from T F. Costello's funeral home
I. M North Capitol st., on Tuesday
morning. April 3, at 8:30 o'clock
Requiem mass at St. Aloysiu* Churrh
at f( o'clock. Interment Holy Crosa
Cemetery. Brooklyn. N. Y. •
MrflANlEL. ELI.A MAUDE. Suddenly on
Sunday. April 1. 1!..'!4. at 1 am. at the
residence of her daughter. Mrs. Marv
Ball Colvin Run. Va . ELLA MAUDE
McDANIEL. widow of the late Harmon
McDaniel. Funeral service at the above
address Tuesday April 3. at 1:3d p m
Relative* and friend* invited Inter- 1
ment Lake View Cemetery. Hamilton.
Va. •
MOORE. LI.IZABFTH B. On Bundav
£P£lJ . at Emergency Hospital.1
ELIZABETH B beloved (laughter of
Samuel A. Moore. Funeral services in
the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home.
1400 Chapin at. n w., on Monday. April
p. at 7:30 p.m. Relatives and friends
invited,. Interment at Barbersville. Va
OSGOOD'. THABI.ES NATHAN. On Sun
day, April 1 1934. at Garfield Memo
rial Hospital, CHARLES NATHAN, be
loved husband of the late Margaret Nel
son Osgood. Remains resting at the
funeral home of Almua R. Speare. 1023
Conn ave. Services from the Church
of the Epiphany, on Tuesday. April M
at 2:3d pm. Interment. Waltham]
Massachusetts.
POSTON. ALLEN JOHNSON. On Sat
urday. March 31. 1034. at Emergency
Hospital. ALLEN JOHNSON POSTON
age 77 years, beloved husband of 8ue
S Poston of 111 Leland st.. Chevy
Chase. Md.. and father of Sue N. and J
Sale Poston Funeral services on Tues
day. April 3. at 11 a.m.. at Hysong s
parlors. 1300 N st. nw. Interment
(private! at Herndon. Va. 2
QTILTY. JOHN M. On Sunday. April 1
1034. at Georgetown Hospital. JOHN
M . beloved husband of Lillian Quilty
Remains resting In the W. W. Cham
bers Co funeral home. Hon Chapin
st. n.w. Notice of funeral later.
REED. LILLIAN MABEL. On Saturday
March 31. 1934. LILLIAN MABEL
REED, beloved mother of Lester Reed
Funeral from the chapel of Thomaa F
Murray It Son. 2007 Nichols ave. se
on Tuesday. April 3. at 2 p m. Rela
tives and friends Invited. Interment
Cedir Hill Cemetery.
RHODERICK, ISABEL S. Departed this
life Eester morning. April 1. 1934. at
9:30 a.m.. ISABEL 8. RHODERICK.
dearly beloved wife of Joaeph H. Rhod
erlck and daughter of the late Halvor
and Marraret Paulsen (nee Dalkln).
Funeral from her late reildence, 317
1st st. a.e., on Wedneaday. April 4, at
1 9:30 a.m. Funeral services In 8t
James' Episcopal Church. 8th st. be
tween B and C sts. n.e., at 10 a m.
Relatives and friends are Invited. In
terment In Cedar H1U Cemetery. * 3
* I
flcatlja.
RITTIE. EDWARD C. The members of
the Association of Oldest Inhabitant
are requested to attend the funeral of
our late associate. EDWARD C. RITTtJE
from Jenkins’ funeral home, fins I nth
*V „n„w~ on Tuesday. April 3. 1P34,
at 5:30 pm
t ISISP°RE W NOYES President.
J. ELIOT WRIGHT. Secretary.
SCOTT, WILLIAM. On Friday. March
_L!,34- at i:10 a m.. WILLIAM
SCOTT, beloved husband nf Lillian
Scott <n*9 Brown) of *!C« O ft n e.
Funeral aerviceg oa Tuesday. April .T at
^ p m.. at above address. Interment
Rosemont Cemetery. »
SHAW, GEORGR. On Saturday. March
** Gallinger Hospital
y.n^Rcv,E 8HAWi devoted husband of
Julia Shaw. He leaves many other rela
tives and a host of friends. Remains
J°bn T. Rhines funeral
Sw^SL*-,{r? aj?d Eye Rts- *-w. Funeral
TKrev«*y‘ A^r i!*’ at am from the
above-named chapel. Interment Rose
mont Cemetery.
“H®’'aiWWR Z. Departed this life on
R;‘d*T„,M*rci> 30 iii:j4. at the resi
£;?,Ce-?.C b.r daughter. Mrs. Ellen Col
bPrt* 1 -•» l lth st n e.. after a brief ill
n?sa- WINNIE Z. SNEED, beloved mother
SL?mir William M. and Zeb
SSSS?-* Mri- Smith Mrs. El>n
Colbert and Mrs Amanda Bailey; sister
Payne. She leaves to
mourn their Josh thirty-six erandchil
f %Vlv*>u "eat-arandchlldSn ?nd
Remain. fr.°I*her rclailv^s and friends.
Remains resting at Barbour Bros.* fu
neral home. 4X K st. n e . until 3 p m.
Monday. April 2: thereafter at the resi
m° . hrr S0E- Homfr M. Sneed.
I*1* ne. Funeral Tuesday. April
mh . K .p-m” ,from Ge'b-aith Church.
. between L and M sts. n.w. In
terment Harmony Cemetery. •*
SNYDER. AI.EXENIA G. On Sunday A“r:l
i. JW34. at the home of her parents
wLrf°niVl t.'» Mdy ALEXENIA G.: be
n /L.-?anlhf'I of Alexenla Marlow and
AnruV. .tS”.yder- SeTYice* on Tuesday.
2.p V her *»te residence.
landrnMdl 6t' Mark 5 c'm,,er,,• fair
GF°f,1G,E FORREST. On Sun
day niEht. April J. 1!»34. at the home of
tjf, '‘51"s- , toe Misses Thomson 3Ani
^iAone.5°^ir^i.r^~E>5t Clarendon Va .
w°iR i THOMSON, the be
erh£L.}i.u*b,Jd ct .Katherine Sullivan
Thomson and son or the late Edward F
Si? Thomson Funeral Wednes
5iaui ipn fi. fr,'ni the above address at
thence to St. Charles Church
Clarendon. Va.. where mass will be said
«t h» a m. for the repo>* of his soul
Interment Columbia Gardens Cemetery. 3
Departed this life Fn
1u"’.' ' 1 :'"t *. at her residence
l j Nth St n w . ANNIE WILSON be
Mar?aJJ/'u1 frank Wilson mother of
Martha May. Ruth Lee Lu
hert w,V£n o0iTeph. M»“hews and Al
thilr’TosT on.Sh'.*ls° if"v,s to mourn
onihrith., sls,er Ro,ie Courtney
of e>thT,he^' ,James Benne-t and a host.
reafinlf^r*.*1™ a2.d friend> Remsins
FrP 5 “ t—
Raptist Church' OakviUe'. mT “fig?!
ment church cemetery.
YOH«?r\ r,j"TOV F Sudrlenlv on 8un
CLIFTON E YOUNG
dejoted husband of Margaret Yount
beloved brother of Annie Minor »nH
Dorothv Martin He leave* two .unts
and other relatives and many friend*
fun^rSSrS-pS th*J£hn T RhinVs
Jinerai chapel. .Jrd and Eye st.*. s w.
in iUmmiam.
BAII.OR. EMMA .F. In sad but loving re
j'^ha Yiinn °f ?ur Jovln* mn-her EMM A
. BAYLOR, who departed this life five
rears aeo today. April 2. 1»2».
° er nownh€arlS ln the yrars that h*v®
No love like yours, dear mother, ever
has shone
E" d,b*r wor?Si5 »b><l” »"d endures.
HFP nvr^j? V?d pat!fnt like yours.
H HFT PvDAUGHTERS MRS
na lLparker'YLES and mrs ver
B'NDY. ZEVOBIA MILI.ER. Sacred to
inemoev of our derl.nsr deuchter
* r FENagrrA miller bindv
ve1?eed.P.*rTd i'tF f0'lr Fears a«o
icsierdav. April i.
So sped she in-tier Master's work
Too bury and tor brave to «hirk
''hen thrnuch the silent du«lc and dim.
Ood called her and she fled to Him.
We vender at the early call —•
And tears of sorrow can but fall
For her o tr whom we spread the pall.
faith. i« ov^r all
1 ‘ Pm?Pu T ?T 73J&. rHER AND SISTER
DELILIA A NO .DELLA BUNDY •
Cl MMINGS. RITA. A tribute of Inv* and
22?.otJ?n to„tho memory of our dear
dauzhter and sister RITA CUMMTNG8
who departed this life eleven year* ago
today April 2. Jf»C.3
Foreer you ? No. we never will,
we loved you then, we love you still
Your memnrv is as fresh todav
ToN;Vsl2. lh.r hour you passed »m,
LG'*NG DADDY. MOTHER AND SIS
I ER. •
GRAFF. JOHN J Sacred to the mem.
oo*™ df»r husband. JOHN J
GRAFF, who drparted this life two
years ago today. April 2. m:ic.
Two veers have passed ainee that sad
day
When the one i loved was called away
God took him heme, jt was His will
he I vetb still
HICRAIIt’OTED V,'IFE' KATHERINE
Hf >MGF. FR1T7 W In lovinr rcm*m
S*i?rrC7 w °«^J3v^Jlu'band *nd father.
HKNMGE. Who departed thin
iife one year ago today. Aonl •_*. 1933.
The flowers we nut upon his grave
M*y wither and deca*-*
But the love we bore for him In life
£*n never fade axrev
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN •
HOJlsflEKS. In *»d but loving re
Tnuw mZ ^l0Vfd husband
JOHN HOLMES who rieoarted this life
one year ago todar. April c. ]P.1.1.
I think of vou in ulenre
No one can spp me weep
But many a silent tear is shed
When others ate asleep
DEVOTED WIFE. CLARA
JONES. EDNA AND DANIEL. In loving
Hsra&sar'iK ZrV-’T^
Afarch °'"l. J0NES' *h0 **
The rolling Stream of life rolls on.
_ But still the vacant chairs
Jlrrallms the love, the voice* the smiles
Of those who once sat there.
Some day in perfect silence
We must the river Das?
NELLIE JONES AND FAMILY •
QUEENAN, STEPHEN. Sacred to the
JS'n.s df"r husband STEPHEN
CUEENAN, who depar-cd this life one
year ago today. Aoril C. 3933.
^Til memory fades and life departs.
You 11 live forever in irv heart
Time takes awav the edge of grief
«itq ' tULnZJZaCk 'Ver* lMf'
" QUEENAN*° ™ MRS EMMA
THOMPSON DOROTHY MAY Tn lnvin*
StTJZl0*?. our darling daughter DORO
7„”Y. M AY THOMPSON, who departed
*hts ltfe one year ago today. April T
The dearest pal we evpr knew
Dorothy darling that was vou'
Your memory Is tressured more than
gold.
How we miss you. God only knows.
Loyal and honest in all her war*
Devoted and true to the end of her dar*
She was loving gentle and kind
What a lovely picture she left behind.
The flowers we put upon your grave
May wither and decay-.
But the love we bore for you In life
Can never fade away.
Your love for us was strong and true
Such love could come from none but vou
From memory s page we cannot blot
Three little words. - Forget her not ”
MOTHER AND DAD. •
WILKERSON. MELVIN ILTSFE. Sacred
to the memory of our son and brother
MELVIN ULYSEE WILKERSON who
5*5f^-,*waT 0R* rttr aeo today. April
-■ _ THE FAMILY. •
FUNERAL DIRECTORS!
ALMUS R. SPEARE
Soeteeding tka anginal
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Formerly 1T08 H St. N.W.
Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. A»e.
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_Phone Lincoln 0375 _
CHAMBERS
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CREMATORIUM
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