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WASHINGTON
MEMORIAL PARK
Invite· you to fiiit the most
modern burial estate within
Parkinc and Planning Area
Beautiful, uniform, inexpensive
bronze tablets. No monument*.
Sacred chime» music Sundays.
3:30-5. Drive paved Rites Rd
I cross University Lane. Call
Adams ΗΛ70 for information
and assistance.
Any Family Can Afford
Ryan Funeral Service
We Keep the Cost W ithin Your Means
rOur profession is to create imperishable and
beautiful memories for those who turn to us in
time of need. Thought)ulness and sympathetic
understanding have gained for Ryan funeral
service lasting appreciation and good will.
rNo matter how viodest your means jnay be,
any family can afford Ryan funeral service.
James T. Ryan
Funeral Director
317 Pa. Ave. S.E.
Atlantic 1700-1701
MANNING
Π28 CONN. AVE.
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present the new
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er prices. Hamilton has
not sacrificed quality
in order to make these
amazing 1934 values
possible. We urge
you to come in and see
these smart new pock
et, strap and wrist
Hamiltons—s ο beau
tiful that thev im
V
mediately set you
apart as a discrimi
nating buyer—so ac
curate that they will
help you save many
precious minutes.
CAROLINE
1Î jewels. 14-k filled gold
with metal bracelet
$55.00.
$1 a week.
FAIRMOUNT
IT jewels. 14-k filled gold.
$52.50.
tl a week.
iewrls. 14-k filled eold
with raised scold figure dial.
$55.00.
$1 a week.
AT C a s 11 e b e r g's
many of the new
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chased for as little as
75c a week. Come in
make your selection.
It will be our privilege
to serve you.
DRAKE
17 jewels, in-k filled cold
with raised gold figure dial.
$10.00
75c a week.
CARTER
14-k filled gold. 17 Jewels.
$45.00
75e η week.
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ing of that Christ
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until wanted.
1004 F Street N.W.
At The Standard Price With No Charge For Credit
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ton's moat Scciuti/uC
(emetery
See What You Buy
Know What You Get
This good quality, Neat
Cloth Casket and a whole
dignified funeral con
ducted by Chambers'
Service, Hearse and
Cars, free use of Chapel
and Parlors.
All $95
This Metal Casket opens
to a half couch style.
Looks like the most
charming silk couch—fit
for a king. Truly, this is
a lovely, fine burial re
ceptacle—equal to any
$500 one in appearance.
Chambers' price 'or /I Ç
entire funeral only J
price.
Chambers' price $85
This is a Steel Vault,
used in the grave. 400
pounds of solid steel. Al
ways sold for $150 until
Chambers reduced his
Chamber*
One of the Largest Un
dertakers in the World
6 Chapels, 12 Parlors,
18 Hearses, Ambulances
and Cars. . . ·
MAIN OFFICE
1400 Chapin St. N.W.
Phone Col. 0432
SOUTHEAS1 BRANCH
517 11th St. S.E.
Phone Lincoln 4477
1
W. WARREN
TALTAVULL
Funeral Home
3619 14th St. N.W.
Corner Spring Road
COl. 0464
ADams 10341
Phones J>
IC. S ZI RHORST. Jr. M. T. ZIRKLE |
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You may depend on ZUR
HORST at all times to render
the finest and most dignified
mortuary service at the most
reasonable cost. This is one of
our basic principles. established
77 years ago. and consistently
adhered to
Ambulance. Auto Livery and Chapel
ijxrhotsf
·funeral *
I DIRECTORS ι
EST 1857 S
301 Ε. Capitol St. Lincoln 03721
We "Cut a Large
Figure" in Washington
and we believe that the price
J265
FOR A $500 FUNERAL
is one of the reasons why
Our price. $365 for this 8500 funeral
complete. Includes metal half-couch cas
ket, full baronet (Ilk Interior, extension
bar handles, engraved name plate, em
balming by competent men, washing,
dressing, shaving If necessary, advertis
ing the death notice, hearse, two Cadillac
limousines, rugs, chairs, scarf for the
door, candles, candelabra and removing
frem a ii ν cltv hospital or home. $265
COMPLETE; ίίΟ EXTRAS.
A COMPLETE FUNERAL
FOR AS LITTLE AS $75
DEAL
FUNERAL HOME
PHONE LINCOLN 8200-8201
Sponsors of
"SPIRES OP BEAUTIFUL MELODIES'"
WRC—Every Sunday 4:30
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FOUR FAITHS MERGED
Symposium of Religions to Have
Part in Service Today.
A symposium on four religions will
be held today at the Phyllis Wheatley
Y. W. C. A. in connection with ob
servance of "World Fellowship Sun
day."
Ideals of the religions of Buddhism,
Hinduism. Mohammedanism and
Christianity will be discussed by
seniors oi the School of Religion of
Howard University.
A ritual based on International lit
erature and music will complete the
program. The public is Invited.
The International Relations Com
mittee of Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A.
is in charge.
Tourney for Women Talked.
Glasgow. Scotland, may hold a na
tional bowling tournament for women
only.
KERPER FUNERAL RITES
AT RESIDENCE TUESDAY
Burial of Woman Who Died at
Home Yesterday to Be in
Congressional Cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida E.
Kerper, 72, who died yesterday at her
home, 644 C street northeast, will be
conducted at the residence Tuesday
at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Congres
sional Cemetery. Services will be held
at the grave by Old Glory Council.
Daughters of America.
A native of this city, Mrs. Kerper
was the widow of Frank Kerper. She
was a charter member of Old Glory
Council, No. 12, Daughters of America:
member of Trinity Lodge, No. 5, Order
of the Shepherds of Bethlehem;
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters;
the Royal Neighbors of America, the
Dee Cee Circle of the Protected Home
Circle, and the True Blue Council,
Sons and Daughters of Liberty. She
also was a member of the First Meth
odist Protestant Church.
STUDENT IS HONORED
Ernest G. Stout Elected President
of Flying Club.
Ernest G. Stout, 6124 Thirtieth
street, has been elected president of
the New York University Flying Club,
according to an announcement from
Assistant Dean William R. Bryans of
the College of Engineering.
Stout, a senior, also is a member
of Perstare et Praestare. He has been
president of his freshmen and sopho
more classes and a member of the
Student Council for four years. He
is a graduate of Western High School,
where he was awarded the Perry Mc
Donaugh Collins Scholarship.
While at the local high school he
was a member of the foot ball team
and rifle team and was a member
of Phi Beta Rho Honor Society.
Dies in Crash
LIEUT. MORRIS GOLDBERG.
Army Air Corps officer, who was
killed yesterday in an airplane
crash in the Canal Zone. His
widow, Mrs. Helene Goldberg, is
the daughter of Philip Frledlander,
1824 Belmont road. Lieut. Gold
berg, a native of Atlantic City,
served as a private in the 16th
Infantry before entering the Mili
tary Academy in 1925. He trans
ferred to the Air Corps from the
Quartermaster Corps last June
and was promoted to first lieu
tenant 10 days ago.
Four Daughters Wed.
Pour of the eight daughters of J. C.
Studholme, new mayor of Carlisle,
England, were married within 13
months recently.
. :
Births Reported.
Fred and Madeline Clark, boy.
Glyde and Camélia Bowers, boy.
Ebbie L and Edith Oliver, boy
Reuben K. and Rose Millstein. boy.
Charles H and Edith Hunter, boy.
Earl W. and Andree Jones, boy.
James M. and Mary Weed. girl.
James A and Gertrude Kluel. girl,
ι Webster E. and Dorothy Ballance girl.
Herman and Virginia Prescott. boy.
William F. and Phoebe Mulroy. girl.
Alexander and Grace Cay wood. girl.
Joseph A and Ruth Sharlin. girl
R'rhard H. and Sylvia Woodward girl.
William R and Theodora Hamersly. girl.
William and Thelma Jaeer. girl.
Eli and Ada Simony, girl.
Walter and Catnerine Mitchell, jr. girl.
Burton W and Louise May. girl.
Eller.v and Dorothy Ellis, boy.
Bradford and Edmonie Peters boy
Frederick D and Margaret Hook.*·, girl.
John H and Sarah Hatcher. girl.
ι John and Dorothy Cameron, girl.
j Leon R and E^'ell* Proctor, girl.
I CoMcllo L and Elsie Robinson, boy.
I John and Elsie Maloy boy.
, William R and Ethel Briscoe, girl.
George and Mary Brown, girl
William and Lelia Bolden girl
William and Carrie Ragsdale. boy.
Deaths Reported.
Amanda Lang 7 7. r»nni Sliso Mill rd
Annie L Galliher 1.'14 Kalorama rd
William J Hogsett. ΐ«· Tudor Apartments
Florence Fletcher ô*î. St Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
Thomas Howard. SO. Emergency Hospital
'Gertrude Lanham 4"> Garfleld Hospital.
Lucille Thoma>. ·.'»> Gallinge. Hospital.
Lula Ross. î»ï. 1 Rittenhouse st.
Heury Scott »">."> Gallinger Hospital
Jonah Brooks 4:5. Gallinger Hospital.
Henry Cook. 4<> Fre^dmen's Hospital.
Ella L Burrell 37 5o Pierce st
District of Columbia—Pair today
and tomorrow; colder tonight; moder
ate northwest winds.
Maryland—Generally fair, except
possibly light snow flurries in the
mountains today; somewhat colder to
night; tomorrow fair.
Virginia—Fair today and tomorrow;
colder tonight.
West Virginia—Generally fair, slight
ly colder in northeast portion today;
tomorrow fair.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Hivers
clear yesterday evening.
Report I'ntil 10 P.M. Saturday.
Midnight .... 40 12 noon 44
2 a m 40 2 p.m 46
4 a m 39 4 p.m 46
6 a m 37 6 p.m 45
8 a m 40 8 p.m 45
10 a.m 44 10 p.m 43
Record Until 10 P.M. Saturday.
Highest, 47, 3 p.m. yesterday. Year
ago, 41.
Lowest, 37, 6 a.m. yesterday. Year
ago, 32.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 101, on June 29
Lowest, —6'2, on February 9.
Tide Tables.
(Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.)
Today. Tomorrow.
High 10:47 a.m. 11:46a.m.
Low 5:28 a m. 6:21 a.m.
High 11.18 p.m
Low 5:18 p.m. 6:19 p.m.
The Sun and Moon.
Rises. Sets.
Sun, today 6:46 4:58
Sun, tomorrow.. 6:47 4:57
Moon, today..·. 11:25a.m. 9:03p.m.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in
the Capital (current month to date);
Month. 1934. Average. Record.
January .... 1 97 3.55 7.09 '82
February 3.22 3.27 6.84 '84 :
March 4 18 3.75 8.84 91 !
April 2.27 3.27 9.13 '89
May 3 84 3.70 10.69 '89
June 2 87 4 13 10 94 Ό0
July 2 88 4.71 10.63 '86
August 5.21 4.01 14.41 '28
September .. 17.45 3.24 17.45 '34
October · · » 0 75 2.84 8.57 '85
November ... 0.79 2 37 8.69 89
December 3.32 7.56 Ό11
Weather in Various Cities.
PreclDl- '
Temperature— tauon.
Ma* Mill h Ρ m.
Sat K'ri. Sat. to
uroay nifcht 8pm Ho m
Alevine, ν c . ·►--· 4·» «» ·:«·
: Λ* lanta. Ga ·* ·»* ° OH !
ι Atlantic City· Ν J. ft*l in 54
Baltimore. Md .. 1* 4n 4»» ο o·.
Birmineham Aln * * .">4 ·?* η
Bismarck. N. DaK 4* -«» ·»* ···
Boston. Ma.cs , .. 4* :»f 4»» .. .
Buffalo. Ν Y 44 .'·* 0.1.
Chicago. Ill .. 4'- 4π ·}* ···■ ,
Cincinnati. Ohio . ·>1 4·» .. . . ι
Cheyenne· Wyo ·">» ;■* 44 .. . . ,
Cleveland. Ohio . 4 1 ·ΙΗ ·1Η
Davennort. Iov a AH .sh -4 « » ....
Denver Colo. . ·'·<» ·Ί4 .>1 ....
Des Moines. Iowa, fill :is 4': . ..
1 Detroit. Mich. . . 4Ί .'tfc ·!·> O.OI ,
Dulttth. Minn... . J4 :y: ....
Ε Paso. Tex ... '♦» ·„»♦ t'V 1
Galveston. Tex *'» .·/· ■··· 1
Helena. Mont. »4 -14 4«>
Indianapolis Ind.. .»n '1 4- on.
ι Jacksonville. Fla.. '·» O·» HK · ·,
Kansas C.ty Mo.. ·;·> VZ 4» ....
ι Little Rock. Ark . ··>» .»>· mi
1 Lo< Anreles. Calif. 'Α ft·· «»4
I Louisville. Ky . ft·» 4»· ·><· ■··.·.
I Marque'te. Mich.. .'·! '·}- o.ib
Memphis. Tenn . ·»4 ft·» .*H · ·
1 Miami. Fia. .70 «4 « 4 ....
Minneapolis. Minn. 4" ·►*- ···.
Mobile Ala mi ft·} .*! ....
I New Orleans. La., mi ».4 «4 ....
New York. Ν Y 34 ·'!* !
North Platte Nebr. 04 tis 4»i ....
Omaha. Nror . 51· 4'i 4» . .
I Philadelphia. Pa .VI 4" 4h "01
Phoenix Ariz . . κ» ·>4 <"
Çittsbureh. Pa . . . 4* 4" 4" » "
ortlana. Me... . 44 -1- 44 ....
; Portland. Ore* . '·! ·>4 ·>* ....
1 Salt Lake City . «4 4' o»> ....
S» Lotus Mo *>'- ·"»" ·">" ....
fin Antonio. Tex *4 H4 ....
San Dieco. Caltf Hit .->4 H*
I San Francisco. . «'■ .»4 w· ....
I Santa Fe. Ν Men. K-- 4\ ,»4 ....
Savannah. Ga... . * λ4 ·>4 ....
Seattle. W»?h . .. Hi; 4-, ·>* .. ..
I Sprinsfield. IU. 2^ ίίί '***
Tampa Fla .. J" - x'; ····
Vickshurc. Mtss S
WASH D C . .. 4, .1. 4.T 0 01
Irish Hunt Firearms.
Irish Free States police are rounding
up those posessing firearms illegally.
(Earfcfi η! Siiauka.
COLES. BEVERLY. I wish to express my j
sincere thanks to our relatives, friends,
church and organizations for their sym
pathy. kindness and floral tributes at
the death ot my husband. BEVERLY
COLE8. WIFE. ALICE B. COLE8.
MERCER. MAJOR T. I wish to express
my sincere thanks to my neighbors and
friends for their extreme kindness and
sympathy at the passing of my beloved
husband. MAJOR Τ MERCER
LAURA E. MERCER. ·
Sttttbd.
ANGEL. BARBARA A. On Saturday. No
vember 1(1. IIC14. BARBARA Α.. daugh
ter ni the late John T. and Mary J.
Anael Funeral aervic«s at her late home.
MM East "I'th it Baltimore. Md.. Mon
day. November 12. at 2 p.m. Interment
Baltimore Cemetery.
B1 VINOS. LI'EJA. Departed this life on
Saturday. November 1(1. 10.14. at 44iil
Hayes st. n.e, LUEJA BIVINOS 8h*
leaven to mourn their lots a lather. Mc
Clinton Bivinas: three sifters Marie
Foster Geneva Barkadale Douall Biv
Ings; four brothers. Roscoe. Easell. J.
D and Matthewa Blvlngs. and a host of
other relatives and friends Body rest
Inn at the Malvan & 8chey funeral
home. New Jersey ave and R «ta n.w.
Funerr.l Friday. November 1β. at 2 ρ m.,
from Shady Drove Baptist Church. 8βλγ
tansburc. S. C. Interment Btvlnas Cem
etery.
BI.ANDFORD. (HABITS Η Departed
this life on Thursday. November H.
11KJ4. CHARLES H BLANDFORD He
leaves to mourn their loss a wife, daugh
ter and one son Funeral ftom Boyd's
funeral home. IRth and L sts. nw.
Monday. November 12. at 1 pm Fu
neral private. Please omit f.owers ·
BROWN. JOHN W. Departed this life on
Saturday. November 10. 10.Ί4 at his
residence. 4tf0 Eye st s.w JOHN W.
BROWN He leaves to mourn their loss
a wife Bertha Brown, four daughters.
Edna Gioss Margaret and Ethel Savoy
and Gertrude Brown: a mother. Mar
earet Brown: three sisteis, Louise
Thomas Carrie Piclcins and Alice Henry ,
three brothers. George B^own. James
Brown and Clarence Brown: a friend.
Mrs Cora Johnson and a host of other
relatives and friends Remains at Eu
aene Ford's funeral home l.'KiO South
Capitol st.. until Monday evrnlns at 4
p.m thence to the above addiess Fu
neral Tuesday at 1 ρ m from Mount
Morlah Baptist Church :ird and L sts.
s.-.v.. Rev H. Randolph officiating.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
FORMER U. S. EMPLOYE
DIES AT LANDOVER HOME
C. H. Oldfield, Native of Howard
County, Will Be Buried
Tomorrow.
C. H. Oldfield, 70, for many years
a Government employe and later sta
tionery clerk in the House until 1932,
died yesterday at his home near Land
over, Md , after an illness of several
weeks, according to word received last
night.
Funeral services will be held tomor
row morning in Hyattsville. Md.. with
burial in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
He v as born in Howard County. Md.,
in 1864. and entered the Customs
Service in Baltimore in 1896. He was
a customs inspector in that city more
than 20 years, becoming a special
agent in the Department of Justice ι
in 1916. where he served for four
years. In 1920 he joined the House
clerical staff as stationery clerk under
the Republican party and served there
until 1932. He was active in political
affairs in Maryland until his death, ί
He is survived by a daughter. Mrs. j
Ν. E. Sullivan of Landover. Md , and I
Mrs. S. J. Noss of Long Island, N. Y„ '
a sister.
Destitute Get Land.
Three hundred destitute families in !
Trinidad have b?cn settled on plots of j
ground sufficiently large to provide j
them with food.
FOUND. I
fOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rea
cue League 7] Ο Kt n.w NOrlh 6730
LOST.
Last and Found advertisement*
for the daily Star uiU be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, inctunve, up
to noon day 0/ issue. Saturdays
and teçai holidays up to 10 a.m.
day 01 issue For the Sunday Star
up to 11 p.m. Saturday
BAG red cloth, containing Dartly'knlt red
sweater. Reward ii returned .1914 Mc
Kinlev st.. n.w. Cleveland 1317
BEAGLE HOUND black and tan. female. 1
year old. no collar or tap Liberal reward.
SOIS 11th 8t n.w. Decatur :;ôs-m
BOSTON BRINDLE BULÛ)OG7~weighf~ï»
ibs.. white forehead, neck and chest: name
Pete: substantial reward for dos or in
formation leading to his recovery. Col -
Moses. Marine Barracks, sth and Eve se
Phone Lincoln Γ.'.Ιιι,
CLASS RING 'n wash room of La Paree.
Mit 14th st. η «·. lost Saturday: reward
Bradley H49. Mr.-. Bradley
DOO—Collie male name Jack Thursday
morning: vicinity 13 Γ* Randolph st. n e
Return to address. North 53*< 1
DOG—Reward for red Irish setter lost
near Rock Creek and East-West Highway.
Pt.nn- Wisconsin 4»;;»«»-j
DOG - In Chevy Chase. Md.. Wed . .'S-year
old. white with brown ears and one black
?.ve resembles pointer, but not broken for
hunt:nc. name "Wrinkles " Identification
on collar Reward _ Wisconsin ·
ENGLISH SETTER, white with orange ears
and spots, named "Mac:" last seen Nov.
κ: tac No. 17'JTO: reward S. T. Early.
"(it Mornlngside drive η w.
EYEGLASSES, soid rim. in case. Thursday ]
night. marked Hal Moor Portland. Phone
Potomac 2751.
EYEGLASSES, vicinity Shoreham Hotel.
Friday evening._Phone Georgia 43fi3.
FO>: HOUND, large Walker white black
soots, tan head: J W. Deem. Mineral
Walls West Va.." on collar Finder phone
Sherhcrd 199^ J. Β Kmes. Silver Spring.
Md
FUR MUFF, otter and ermine: reward.
Rejurn 14o9 :n>th st. n.w Decatur ·;β41.
POCKETBOOK black leather, bet Buchan
an and Allison sts. n.w. Wed. mort-int.
Adams RT94-J. 8<U> Allison at. Reward.
POLICE DOG black with four white feet
and*tip of tan white: taj No. 104H3: re
ward. Lin. 3.'S:i7. H41 Md. ave ne.
POLICE DOG—Male, wolf gray studded
collar lost in Soldiers' Home grounds on
Nov 1. Reward. Call W. B. McGrath.
Adams 91t>*>.
UMBRELLA green silk. Palace Theater or
downtown. Thurs. evening. Phone North
44 53-J. '
WILL PERSON miste.kenly taking black
coat. caracul collar, from Internal Revenue
Cafeteria. 1:45 p.m. November 10. return
s?me and receive hers? Phone Emerson
!>4ti5 or District 5Q5Q. Br. el Κ *
WRIST WATCH, lady's Waltham. with
flexible metal band, white gold; reward.
Shepherd '.'MO.t-J.
WRIST WATCH—Lady's, white gold.
Gruen. Phone Mrs Tucker Potomac
•;:i45-w. 17S5 Ρ st. n.w. Reward.
WRIST WATCH, lady's. Oct! 2«. between
1717 R n.w. and IBth st : ίδ reward.
Address Box 20«-K. Star office. ·
δ rathe.
B1RRFII ELLA LOUSE. On Thursday.
November n. 1034. at her residence. 50
Pierce st. n.w . ELLA LOUISE BUR
HELL. devoted wile of John Burrell:
mother of John Burrell. tr : Ruth and
Joseph Burrell: loving daughter of
Washington and Ella Hamilton sister of
Mrs Edith Parker of Tucr.on. Ariz.: Mrs.
Thelma Dulaney. Mrs. Mattde Green.
Washington. Jr and Sherwood Hamil
ton. She also leaves other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the W. Er
nest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You
It. n.w.. until 3 p.m. Saturday: there
after at the residence of her mother. Η12
23rd st. n.w. Fun-ral Sunday. Novem
ber 11. at 1:30 p.m.. from the Liberty
Bfiptist Church. 23rd st. between Η and
Eye sts. n.w.. Rev. Haskins officiating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
11
CLIFFORD. CARRIE WILLIAMS. Sud
denly. on Saturday November I o. 1034.
at 0:30 p.m.. CARRIE WILLIAMS CLIF
FORD. beloved mother of Jay and
Maurice Clifford, widow of the late Wil
liam Η Clifford I"uneral from the Mc
Guire funeral home. 1820 Oth st. n.w..
Monday. November 12. at 3:30 pfm. In
terment in Cleveland. Ohio. ·
FEARSON. HARRY. On Friday. Novem
ber ft. 1934. at his residence. Chester
brook. Va.. HARRY FEARSON aged «2
year*, beloved nusband of Fannie Fear
son (nee Harvey» and beloved son of the
late C C. and Mary Ε Pearson Fu
neral from the George W. Wise Co fu
neral home. 2000 M st. η w Monday.
November 12. at 2 p.m Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Rock Creek
Cemetery. 11
GARNER. MARGARET On Saturday.
November lo. 10.54 at the residence of
her uncle. Georee Butler. 533o Gay st.
η e.. after a brief illness. MARGARET,
the beloved wife of the la*e Charles A
Garner. 8h* also leaves two sons.
Charles W. and Paul A Garner: one
brother. Charles Matthews: two sisters.
Alice and Cathrine Matthews: one
uncle. Robert Hawkins: one brother-in
law. one sister-in-law and a host of
other relatives and friends to mourn
their loss. Remains resting at Henry S
Washington A· Sons' funeral home. 4925
Deane ave. n e . where remains may be
viewed after 2 p.m. Tuesday. Notice of
funeral later. ·
GATEWOOD. ANNA LOUSE. After a
prolonged illness. ANNA LOUISE, be
loved daughter of Mollie Gatewood.
passed into eternal rest on Thursday.
November 8. at 5:3o pm. in Henry
ton Md She leaves to mourn their
loss a loving mother, two brothers.
Earle and Lewis Gatewood. and a host
of other relatives and friends Remains
resting at the McGuire funeral home.
Oth and Westminster sts. η w Funeral
Monday. November 12. from St Au
gustine s Church, where high mass will
be sung for the repose of her soul at
10 am Interment at Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
vited 11·
HAMPTON. HENRY T. On Saturday No
vember lo. 1034 at his resiel*nc<· 32H
Virginia ave. s.e HENRY Τ HAMP
TON. son of Fannie Hampton, husband
of the late Ruth Hampton, father of
Evelyn. Audrey. Henry and Kenneth
Hampton, son-in-law of Jeremiah and
Sarah Davis He also leaves other rela
tives and friends to mourn their loss
Remains resting at Stewart's funeral
home. 30 H st. n.e. Notice of funeral
later. II
HARRIS. FMMA. Denarted this life on
Saturday morning November 10 1 Γ».*ΐ4
at Freedmen's Hospital. EMMA HARRIS
of Indian Head. Md devoted wife of
Robnt Τ Harris, loving mother of
Henry J . Fannie F George R . Emma
V and George W Harris: beloved
daughter of Fannie Buckner of Wide
water. Va. She leaves many other rela
tives and a host of friends. Remains
resting at the John Τ Runes funeral
chapel 3rd and Eye sis s.w. FHineral
on Monday. November 12. at 1 pm.
from the Oak Grove Baptist Church.
Interment Widewater. Va.
HFSS. EMMA O. On Fridav November
;· 10.Ί4. at her residenc· ■'."»'?£ :tOth st
Mount Rainier. Mrt EMMA Ο beloved
wife nf Georee Edward Hrs* She is
survived by six daughters and one sen
Funeral from the above residence on
Monday November 12. at 2 p.m. Rela
tives ard friends invited. Interment
Congressional Cemeter>
HIGGS. THOMAS S. Or. Sa'urday No
vember !«». 10.14. at 5 .VI a m at Prov
idence Hospital. THOMAS S HIGGS.
aced 50 vea-s. beloved husband of Annia
Margaret Higgs Funeral services at his
late home 73o 4th st s.e . at S.30 a m.
Tuesday. November 13. followed by re
quiem mass at St. Joseph's Cnurch. 2nd
and C sts n e . at î» a m. Interment in
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 12·
HOWARD NELLIE. On Saturday. No
vember 1 (ι. 10.14 at her residence. 1 :;»'»··
F st. ne NELLIE HOWARD 'nee
O'Connell». beloved wife of John How
ard Funeral will be held from thr
above residence on Tuesday. November
1at *:30 a.m. Requiem mass a' Hob
Name Church at 0 am Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and
fnends invi»ed. 12
INGRAM. SARAH. On Thursday. Novem
ber s. 1Î*:î4 at her residence »»7 Dr
frees st η w SARAH BROWN. She
leavps to mourn their lost. <& husband,
six daughters. thrfe sons and a host
of other relatives and friends. Remain*
resting at Richardson Λ· Robinsons fu
neral home 1Τ 'Mi Vermont ave. Fu
n°rai Monday November 12. at 2 Dm.
from above address. Interment Rose
mont Cemetery.
JACKSON. ALFONZO R. On Thursdav
November s 1Μ.Ί4. ALFONZO R JACK
SON devoted husband of Isabel Jackson
son of the late Lewis and Martha Jack
son brother of Mabel Hawkins Sor
rioner and Corcia Jackson crandson of
Susie Lee and uncle of Lerov Hawkins
Remains resting at W. Ernes? Jarvis'
funeral church 143? U st. nw Fu
neral Monday. November 1 2. ar 2 ρ m
at Poplar Grove Baptist Church. Poo'ar
Grove. Md 11
KTRPFR. IDA F. On Saturday. Novem
ber 1 <· 1934. a', her residence. r, 14 C st
η e . IDA Ε beloved wife of the late
Frank Kerprr and mothe- of Mrs F
Viols Thompson Funeral from her lat*
residence on Tuesdav. November 1 ar
2 p.m. Interment Congressional Cem
etery. Relatives and friends invited. 12
KFRFER. IDA E. Members of Old Glory
Council. No. 12. Daughters of America,
are requested to attend the funeral of
our late sister IDA Ε KERPER. from
her late residence. β44 C st n.e . Tues
day. November 13. 1934. at 1 30 ρ m
LILIAN PETERSON. Counselor.
Attest: MILDRED G. ROCK. Rec Sec
1 2
KFSSLLR. EDWARD V On Saturdav.
November 1<». ι î*;*4. EDWARD V. KES
SLER. aced S4 years. Funeral from
the Deal funeral home. sib H st. ne.,
on Monday. November 12. at 9 a.m.
Interment Jefferson. Md. 11
LtCKETT. J1 LIA WOODBRIDGE ED
MOND. On Friday. November !». 1 îS4.
at Union Memorial Hospital. Baltimore.
Md . JULIA WOODBRIDGE EDMOND,
wife of Dinwiddie J. Luckett Body
resting at Warner E. Pumphrey's fu
neral home. R'jckville. Md Services at
the home of Mrs. Alexander Kilgour on
Monday. November 12. at 2 p.m. Inter
ment Union Cemetery. Rockville. Md.
MARSHALL. MARTHA A. Departed thli
life Saturday. November 3. 1934. after a
brief illness. Mrs. MARTHA A MAR
SHALL of 2008 15th st. η w devoted
wife of the late Thomas J. Marshall,
sr.: loving mother of Willis G and Wal
ter C. Marshall of New York. Ν Y ;
Charles M. Marshall of Chicago. 111.;
Miss Martha Ε Marshall Mrs Mamie
h Turner and Mrs. Jessie Reeder. lov
ing sister of Mrs. Arizona Liverpool and
Mrs Mary V Golden, devoted aunt of
Mrs. Lulu Coleman. Mrs. Josephine Mor
ton and Mrs Helen Smith and loving
giandmother of Lillian Ε Turner and
Charlie. Chester and Lillian Marshall
Funeral Sunday. November 11 at 1:30
p.m.. from the Zion Wesley Α Μ Ε
Church D st. between 2d and .'id sts.
a.w. Remains resting at the W. Ernest
Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You ft
η w .. until Λ ρ m Friday thereafter at
her late residence. Interment Harmony
Cemetery. 11
MARSHALL. RICHARD On Friday. No
vember J*. 1934. at Norfolk Va RICH
ARD MARSHALL, beloved husband of
Xenia Marshall 'nee Haslupp». He al«o
leaves three children. Margaret Mar
shall. Mrs. Leonard Burns end Mr. John
A Marshall, all of Norfolk. Va.: three
brothers. John A. of Harrlsburg. Pa.:
William of Philadelphip. and Thornton
Marshall of Lorton. Va : two sisters.
Mrs. Joe Β Allen of Washington. D. C.
and Mrs. George Tyers of Lorton. Va.
Services on Monday. November 12. at 1
p.m.. at the Methodist Church, at
Occoquan. Va . Rev. F. L. Morrison of
ficiating. Interment Marshall Cemetery,
in Fairfax County, near Lorton. Va. 11
MITCHELL. LEWIS G. Departed this life
November H. 1934. at 2:4." pm. LEWIS
G. MITCHELL, son of Zedrick and Har
riett Mitchell. He also leaves to mourn
their loss a lovlne wife. Sophia Mitchell:
a daughter. Mamie Wells, two brothers.
Harry and Rufus Mitchell; two sisters.
Mrs. Fannie Morgan and Mrs. Minnie
Ritchie; three sisters-in-law Mrs. Jo
sephine and Mrs. Sarah Mitchell and
Mrs. Sarah Holmes: two brothers-in
law. George Ritchie and Claybourne
Holmps one son-in-law. James Η Wells,
and many other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church. 1432 You st n.w.. until
6 D.m. Friday: thereafter at his late
residence. 242* Κ st. n.w. Funeral Sun
day. November 11. at 1:30 ρ m from
Mount Olivet Baptist Church. Arlinïton.
Va. Interment Odd rellows' Cemetery.
11
O'CONNOR. PATRICK Β. On Thursday.
November 8. 1934. at Port Hoyle. Md..
PATRICK B. O'CONNOR, beloved hus
band of Margaret V. O'Connor (nee
HurdleV Funeral from his late resi
dence 36 Kve st. n.w.. Monday. Novem
ber 12. at 8:30 a.m.: thence to St. Al
oysius Church, where requiem mass will
be slid at β am. (or the repose of his
soul. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme
tery. 11
PRICE. MART O. On Saturday. Novem
ber 10. 1034. MARY O. PRICE, wife of
the late William Η Price and sister of
Etta Price and Preston Williams. Re
mains resting at the S. H Hines Co.
funeral home. 2M01 14th st. n.w. Fu
neral from St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
3rd and A sts. s.e.. on Tuesday. No
vember 13. at 12 noon Interment
Durham Church. Charles County. Md 12
REICH. LILLIAN MOFFETT. Suddenly,
on Priday morning. November ». 1!<34.
at her home, in Frederick. Md.. LIL
LIAN ΜΟΪΤΠΤ REICH. Pimeral Mon
day morning. November 12. at 10:30
o'clock, from her late home in Fred
erick. Burial at Glenwood Cemetery.
Washington. D. C.. about 12 45 ρ m.
ROBEY, RAYMOND E. Suddenly, on Sat
urday. November 10. 1034. at Sibley
Memorial Hospital. RAYMOND Ε
ROBEY. the beloved husband of Cath
erine Clyde Robey and son of the late
Sarah Delano Robey. Funeral from his
late residence. 328 12th st. s.e.. on Tues
day. November 13. at 2 p.m. Rela
tives and frier.ds invited. Interment
Congressional Cemetery. 12
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4
Statba.
ι ROBFY RAYMOND Ε. A special rom
municaMon of Hope Lodge No. *!»». T.
Α. A M . is hereby called fcr the pur
pose of attending the funeral of our
late brother RAYMOND Ε ROBEY on
Tuesday November 13, I»:j4. at 1
o'clock p.m
LESLIK Ε ATHEY. Master.
Attest: PAUL Β ELCAN. Secretary. J1
ROSS. Ll'Ll'. On Thursday. November s.
at her residence 1356 Ritten
house st n.w LULU ROSS mother of
Mrs Mary Nelson. Funeral Sunday.
November 11 ΠΙ.Ϊ4. at 1 Dm. from
Frazier * funeral home 38ί> Rhode Is
land ave. n.w. Interment Payne's Ceme
tery. u
SC?V- V OST?N On Thurs
day. No\embtr Χ. 1Κ.Ί4 .it 3:35 ρ m
at Memona. Hospital Huntington. W
Va B08T0N FRANKLIN SCOTT, the
beloved husband of Mery F Scott
brother of J. Wlllard Scott and father
of Mrs Clyde Scott Chavis and Thomas
A. Scott Funeral and Interment Hunt
ington. W. .Va.
SCOTT. JAMES HENRY. Tuesday. No
yember ti. 11*34. et 4 :;o a.m.. after *
long illness JAMES HENRY SCOTT the
beloved father of Martha Poindexter.
Violet Montgomery and Nathaniel.
Henry, Edward Joseph and Isaac Scott
and brother of Violet Crawford and
Emanuel Butler He also leaves 1*2
grandchildren and many other relatives
•no friends. Remains resting at the
W. Ernest Jarvls funeral church 1432
U st. n.w until '2 p.m Saturday:
Uiereafter at his late residence. 39 17
Dennison it. n.w Funeral Sundav No
vember II at l p.m.. from Warren
Chapel. Martinsburg. Md. Relatives
and friends invited. 11
SMITH. CATHERINE A. On Thursday.
XSSSu'L CATHERINE A.
ί^1ον^ wl,e -nf L Smith.
i ÏÎP Jle £Ts,tifnc* of her moth
er. Mrs. Ada M. Branson. 7ββ llth st
se. on Monday November 12. at m 'îQ
Mass at Holy Comforter Church.
14th and East Capitol ate., at f* a m
r»lfoivïïi»lS ,π!η^ invited. Interment
cedar Hill Cemetery \\
SIMMERS ANDERSON. Departed this
life on Tuesday. November « lft (4 at
KM,° ANDERSON ι IRISH I
SUMMEPwS. beloved stepfather of Harry
•κ.®rown· Hp p,-v° leaves eleven grand
ît ί2ί>»ϊ· °!lf *r«J»t-tnmdchild one
n"Ja?' a,2d 8 h0M 01 "'her
re.atnes and friends. Funeral Sundav
November :i. at 1 pm. from -he
Georiie Β Clark funetal parlor 141 β
Florlca ave. η e. Interment Payne a
Cemetery.
ΤALBERT, CHARLES R (BICK). On
November !» MCU. CHARLES R.
♦BUCK ». be,oved son of P^annie and
a0:fJn-e ferrï T»'bert Funeral from
Saiiell s chaprl. .ith ami H sts nw on
Monday. November 1 ·'. at " ρ m Rela
^nd, fi.lcn(li invited Interment
Rock Creek Cemetery. j 1
ROBERT Departed this life
on Ihur-cia November κ, lîi:j4. at Gai
lineer Hnvp tal at th#> aae of :ih ROR
ERT THOMPSON. He leave, ,ο mourn
their toss a «He. Lena Thompson. t«o
sons. Samuel and Robert Thompson tr
Kins W M~lv',na Barbon Madora
er irl irant'®s Taylor and Lithin Rob
er>on four brothers. Dothv. Allan Syl
vester and Richard Tnompson anrt a
host of other relatives and friends Hu
mains resting at Eugen* Ford s funeral
home^ ! ..on South Capitol st. Funeral
Tuesday. November 1:1 at St Matthew'·,
Baptist Church. Raleieh Ν C Rev R
Jones officiating. Interment church
cemetery. Raleigh. Ν C.
THOMPSON SAR Ml F.. Departed this
lite Saturday. November 11 » lw:;4 gr
'1 to a m . m Baltimore. Md . SARAH
F THOMPSON, beloved *ife of the lire
Β' η la mm Thompson devofed sister of
the late Amanda Buckner of Alexandria
» 0.an<J -Ms^r-in-!nw of Mr- Matilda
Ρ Blondheim of Washington D C. Sh»
«»s^,eaves a Iovin* niece. Mrs. Elia
Webb to mourn her death nephew.
Samuel H Wrbb and G. Wilbur Fu
neral Tuesday. November i:;. from Ar
nolds funeral home, an Nor*h Patrirk
st. Alexandria. Va. a· 1 ρ m Rela
tives ar.d friends invited Interment
B-fhcl Ctmeterr. Alexandria. Va J ··
M n!iHu>HT0N Eii,AR ^Daned this life
on Wednesday November m:i4 %t
P m., at "♦»*.' Navy niace * ρ EDTiAR
WASHINGTON He leaves to mourn their
loss a devoted son. Eda?r Washington. Jr ;
two sisters. Rosie We t and Marie Ash
ton nlso a host of other relatives and
friends. Rem?, ins re^ms ar Eu2*ne
Ford's fui-.eial homr i;:on South Cap
itol st . where funeral will be held Mon
day. November ]·_·. a: ι ρ m. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery
WITHFRS, GEORfiF R. On Saturday
November in. 10:»,4. GEORGE R
WITHERS ace 5ο years, beloved hus
band ol Emma Η Wither*· and father
Of Russell w Withers Funeral from
his late residence mn:t κ st. n.e . nn
Monday. November 1C. at ·,* ρ m Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 11
WITHERS GEORGE R On Saturday
November J ο. 1 ίΐ.ί4. GEORGE R WITH
ERS aerd years beloved husband of
Emma H. Withers sr.d father of Russell
v. \K îthei - Funeral from hi? late resi
dence 1 on;; κ st ne on Monda ν No
yember 1 :. at ρ m. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery
WITHFFS. GFORGF R A special com
munication of Naval Lo'ic- No 1 F A
A M ïs called a· 11 Γ» ρ m Monday
November 1 10.Ή. for the purpose of
attending the funeral of our ls'e brother
GEORGE Ρ WITHERS By order of
the worshipful rr.as'rr
ROI AND M BROWN Sec.
Tit iBrmortam.
BALL. NORVAL Ε. In sad but loving Te
mem.hrance of our dear fatner NORVAL
Ε BALL who passed info eternal re ;
twentv-three years ago today. November
11 1M11.
HIS CHILDREN ARTHUR. MARIAN.
EDWIN NORVAL ·
BARBARA. ELLA. A «acrrd and Rincer'·
tribute of love to 'he memory of my
dear friend. ELLA ΒΑΡΒΑΡΑ who de
parted this life rne year aeo Today. No
vember Jl. 1Π33.
Every day mv heart goes wandering
To a crave not fer away
Where they laid my dear friend
Or.»» year aao tnda'
Loved and remembered
ELIZABETH BENTON ·
BE*CH. SARAH ANNE. A sacred and sin
cere tribute ci love to the memorv of
our r'ear. beloved wife and mother
SAP AH ANNE BEACH who departed
this life three years aeo today Novem
ber 11. irm.
You left behind broken heart!.
That loved you so sincere
That never did and never will
Forret you. mother dear
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN *
BROWN. JOHN W. In sad but loving re
membrance of my dear husband and our
la?her. JOHN W BROWN who d*par'ed
this life Ave years aeo. November 10
Today recalls the memory
Of a loved one laid to rest
And those who think of him today
Are those who loved him best
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN ·
GIM.I. JOSEPH Β In sad and loving
memory of my dear brother. JOSEPH Β
GULLI. who left me one year aeo today.
November 11. 1933.
The rolling stream of life rolls on.
But still the vacant chair
Recalls the love the voie®, the smile
Of him who once sat there.
I am never without you
The time is passing fast.
Some day in perfect silence
I must the river pass.
Bur you have never left me
And when the wave? roll past
I know you will be with me
And whisper. Safe at last "
FRANK ·
JOHNSON. THOMAS H Sweet memories
yet to come of a fond and loving father
THOMAS H JOHNSON. * ho passed
from earth to immortal glory November
11. 1ÎM3. nineteen years ago today.
Still trusting in His love. Ill toil ir.d
suffer.
Supported by His everlasting grace
Until at last I rise completely perfected
Transformed like father, look upon
His blessed face
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MARTHA G
MANNING.
QI INN. CLARA A. In memory of my de
parted wife ana our dear mother. CLARA
A QUINN. who died one year aeo today
November 11. 193·*».
Till memory fades and life depart·
You'll live forever in our hearts
Time takes away the edge of grief.
But memory turns back every leaf
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN ·
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