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W. WARREN
TALTAVULL
Funeral Home
3619 14th St. N.W.
Corner Spring Road
COl. 0464
ADams 10341
Phones j·
EISEMAN'S
SEVENTH & F STS.
Open a Charge
Account at Eiseman's
SALE
$25 SUITS
18
$
Charge It—Nothini Down
Just Pay
„ $6 IN FEBRUARY .
" $6 IN MARCH f
$6 IN APRIL
■1—
$30 $35
SUITS &0'C0ATS
$* .75
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I Charge It—Nothing Down
Just Pay
$8.25 IN FEBRUARY
$825 IN MARCH
$8.25 IN APRIL
Buy Your Clothing
During Τhit Sale!
See What You Buy
and
Know What You Get
JU?- JML _ JUL..
This goodyquality, Neat
Cloth Casket and a whole
dignified funeral con
ducted by Chambers'
Service, Hearse and
Cars, free use of Chapel
and Parlors.
Ali:;rn:.p:::: $95
-α,Ι'ί·
J
This Metal Casket opens
to a half couch style.
Look? 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 for S g
entire funeral only Ο r
This is a Steel Vault,
used in the grave· 400
pounds of solid steel. Al·
ways sold for $150 until
Chambers reduced his
price.
Chambers' price SJQ CT
a······
only
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
SOUTHEAST BRANCH .
517 11th St. S.E.
" Phone Lincoln 4477
PAGEANT THRONGS
NEW RIDING HALL
Fort Myer Maneuvers Wit- >
nessed by Distinguished
Gathering.
Before a distinguished and enthu
siastic fathering, the new riding hall
at Port Myer received it* baptism ι
of fire, acrobatics and colorful pas- 1
eantry yesterday alternoon and last
i night.
! Marking the formal "debut" of a ]
i structure which replaces the ancient :
building destroyed by ftre last Spring, .
the officers and soldiers of the Vir
ginia Army poet yesterday presented
one of their best military dramatics,
renewing the public acquaintance with
the skillful maneuvers of troope, aug
mented by a few civilian Interludes.
First call on the roll of honor went
to Col. George S. Patton, Jr.'s mag
nificently conceived and executed pa
rade of the United States Army's
history, depicted by a series of units
i clad in the fighting costumes worn
since theColonles battled for Inde
pendence. Carried out perfectly to
the ultimate detail, the historical pa
rade told the story of America's mlli
! tary forces through rebellion, the sec
ond war of 1812, Indian fighting. Civil
War. the Initiation of colored troope
i and participation in the World War.
To the steady beat of appropriately
; dated martial music, file after file of
costumed warriors circled the tanbark
ring, supplying the spectators with
a scholarly and picturesque tale of
our past in warfare.
Third Cavalry Salute.
With the exception of the intro
ductory number, the program followed
familiar lines for those who have
annually enjoyed Fort Myer's exhibi- j
tion rides. A squadron from the 3d
Cavalry paraded and offered Its salute
to the guests of honor, Including Sec
retary of War and Mrs. Dern, the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hull. Mrs.
Ickes. wife of the Secretary of In
terior: high officials of the War De
partment and members of the for
eign legations.
Then. Troop Ε of the 3d Cavalry
staged Its notably well-timed and pre
cise jumping ride. A platoon of hand
some debutantes from the city rode
forth in gay garb, galloped through
an intricate drill and came off with
loud approval, despite occasional minor
misfortunes of its members.
Next, the 16th Field Artillery's C !
Battery, known from the District line j
: to Madison Square Garden as the,
White Horse Troop, swung lumbering j
caissons through a swift and compli
cated series of movements, impossible
for all but the most skilled of postil- [
lions.
Following that episode. Troop F of |
the 3d Cavalry sent out teams of its j
Met horsemen, who rode one horse
ind drove Another through the diffl
:ult pattern of a tandem tide. There
liter the same regiment's machine
;roop put on a . gymnastic exhibition
)unctuated by flippant somersaults and
•Umaxed by a six-man pyramid leap
jver the hurdles.
Cobbler Hunt Hounds.
Col. Patton, mentor of the proceed·
ngs and one of the best known horse
men In the service, produced another
original note In exhibition of his own
Cobbler Hunt hounds, a pack noted
η the annals of American fox hunt
ng. Followed by a score of plnk
;oated Army officers and derby-topped
luntswomen, the American-bred fox
:hasers circled the ring half, a dozen
Jmes, then gave way to a Jumping
■lde in which the Indoor M. F. H.s and
heir comrades performed with mili
ary precision.
For the flnal numbers of the ex
ravaganza, ihe 3d Cavalry's F troop
vaulted, ylpped and swung head down
hrough the paces of Its rodeo ride,
ind the machine-gun troops reap
>eared for a demonstration of their
veapons, toy-war tactics and noise.
A larger and better building than
its predecessor, the new ring will be
;he scene henceforth of periodic ex
ilbltlon drills, Indoor polo—a sport
iew to Washington, but immensely
popular in other cities—horse shows
ind other activities identified with
trmy equestrianism. Seating half
igaln as many people as the old hall,
■quipped with a modern amplifying
system and heating plant, the audi
torium is expected to prove a valuable
idditlon to Indoor entertainment fa· j
:ilitles here.
FRANK DANIELS DIES
AT 74 IN FLORIDA
Retired Stage Star Was Called
One of Most Popular in His
Generation.
Br the Aiieelated Près·.
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla., January ,
12.—Death today removed from the |
American scene one of the best known !
stage actors of yesteryear, Prank
Daniels. j
Thirty years ago he was at the tcp,
of a career which brought him fame I
and fortune. He died at his Winter
home here today at the age of 74. j
Daniela started his stage career at
the age of 19. when he played the
sheriff in "The Chimes of Normandy."
at Chelsea. Mass.: in 1887 he played
the part of Packingham Oiltedge in
"Little Puck." one of his most re
markable successes. He played the
part aim est continuously for seven
years.
In 1912. after amassing a consider
able fortune. Daniela retired to his
estate at Eye. Ν. Y. He was called
one of the most popular actors of his
generation.
An adopted daughter. Mrs. Maud,
Daniels Smith, of West Palm Beach, j
survives. Daniels was born in Dayton.
Ohio. I
SOCIETY TO DINE
5t. Andrew's Dinner Will Be Held
January 25.
The eightieth annual dinner of the |
Bt. Andrew's Society of Washington |
α-ill be held at the Kennedy-Warren :
January 25. Tickets may be had from
the secretary, Robert W. Bruce of 6504 ι
Florida street. Chevy Chase.
Representative Robert Crosser of
Ohio will recite Burns' "Address to a
Haggis." The rest of the program is
ievoted to highland dances, bagpipe
music, violin selections, Scotch songs
and other recitations.
Ladies' Night Planned.
The annual ladies' night of the Sons ;
Df the American Revolution takes1
place in the grand ball room of the
Mayflower Hotel at 6:45 p.m., January
23. There will be an address, a pro
gram of songs and dancing after
iinner.
ττπγγτιιτππ nrrm m
WISCHHUSEN RITES
TO BE TOMORROW
Funeral Service» at Home for
Building Contractor and
Fraternal Leader.
Panerai service* for John Wlsch
husen, 77-year-old building con
tractor, who died Friday after a
prolonged illness, will be held at 2
p.m. Monday at his residence, 811
Butternut street, interment will be
In Rock Creek Cemetery with Masonic
rites.
!becn prominent
in Capital fra
ternal circles for
years, was a na
tive of Llltenthal,
near Bremen,
Germany. H e
came to the
United States in
1883, first work
ing for the con
struction division
οι tne a. <x «j.
Railroad and lo
john wi.chhu.en. fa^R to Wash
ington In 1889.
Mr. Wlschhusen entered the con
tracting business here end helped de
velop Bloomingdale, Park View, and
a number of subdivisions. During his
building career here he constructed
more than 1,800 homes. He retired
in 1926.
He is survived by a son, John, jr.;
two daughters, Charlotte A. and
Meta V.. all of Washington; a brother.
Fred, of New York City, and several
brothers who live In Germany.
Mr. Weischhusen was e charter
member of Takoma Park Lutheran
Church and was active in all local
German societies, holding the office
of president at various times. He was
one of three surviving charter mem
bers of the Arion Gesang Verein orga
nliatlon. He was β member of the
Concord Club and Arminius Lodge, No.
25, F. Α. A. M.. of which he was
a pa«t worshipful master He was a
thirty-second degree Scottish Rite
Mason.
Marriage Licenses.
William E. Gardner. DO. and Dussie M.
Thompson. 22. both of Atlanta, Ga :
Rev. L I McDougle
Ambrose Β Boyd. Tie. 1840 L st.. and
Merlon Β Hinnmm, 31. Philadelphia;
Rev F W Alstork
W W. Chills. 21. and Edvthe L. Poon·.
1». both of Louisa. V· ; Rev. Α Γ.
Poor?
Jar-es E Crenshnw. 2" 41 Τ Κ «t.. and
Allée Patterson. 20. 122 Bates st Rev.
William C Jore*
Jonathan Brown. 25. 200 Κ <t. se.. *nd
Gledvs Edwsrds. 25. 10 G st ; Rev.
Reese C Scott
Ja'"-s Will'»m< Λ4, '51~ i* *1 end
Virginia Β H'att. 21. 241« 17th St.:
Rev Ε C Smith
John G Crsn-frjrrt. "1. Cher'ntte^ville. V» .
and Mart ja E Dites. 23, Richmond,
Va : Rev A F Ponre
Jav C Nolan 25. «'id Ellen L Rogers, Ifl,
both of Alexandria. Va : Rev. Β Ε
Mahan.
Be O'herofT. 30. Willtes-Barre. Pa . and
Gussle Ro«». 21. 510 Ke-iycn St.. Rev.
Samuel Volicir.an
Alfred Ε Posey. 23. T12 Ε st n.e. ard
Fannie L. Mitchell. 20,, 3.10 Rhode
Island ave n.e.: Rev F C. Mertin.
John J. Bradd. 24. nnd H*>n C Nusbnum.
20. both of the Pleza Hotel: judge R. Ε
Mattlnglv
Henrv H Rowe. 23. 32(13 Warder st.. and
E'tzsbeth K. Wise. 21. 5«0.-! 14th ft.:
Rev. M W Hyle.
Walter L McVeary. 21, 323 11th st n.e ,
enti Cat*"»rine V Λ·Ί "<> Hayes
st. n.e : Re". o«car F BlacVwe'de*.
Paul Ε Krum. 25. 54ι·η cathedral p.ν .
»nd Ethel M Kv«ar. '.'1. Witertown, V
Y Rev. H E Metcelf.
William Burnett tr. If 14"n 20*h st .
ar.d Clair 3obroff. 25. Somerville. Mass.:
Rev. J Η Dunham.
Warren Η Russell. :tπ. i'U3 FMrr"int st..
and Iris V Basttan. 2S. 137H Harvard
st : Rev Edwurd C Clurk
Tlmothv Ρ White. fl-J. 141* Gturd »t.
and Edna Β AcWIn 4H. 1401 Fairmont
st : Rev W. A Smith
Deaths Reported.
John W Nails R7 Galllnger Hospital.
FHzabe'h Turner *0 1«15 F st.
Henry Ρ Kern - so 1131 D st ne.
Alice A. Montague 76 003 Allison st .
Mar* C Niepold. 75 St. Elizabeth s Hos
pital
Marlon V P*all 71 1M0 Hamilton $t
Joseph Hamilton ?o Em»>reency Hospital.
Mary A. G'ea^on 7o 631 R nth st.
Eva P. Fisk. 0* 3720 UptO" st.
Hortense R. Turlington 6£. Episcopal
Hospital
Howard BuckVr 67 513."» Mh st.
Harrlette C C'ement* en Sib'ey Hospital.
Rose Ruck 5S Garfield Hosoita!
Prerferlck 8ommers. δ*. Walter Reed
Hospital.
Philip Smith 57 Siblev Hospital
Hanson Wayle 5»v Gal'inser Hospital.
Mary Johns 51 Τ Β Hospital.
Herbert L Powel1 4 7 2650 Wisc^nMn ave.
Ella Soper 43 Providence Hospital
AI MrDonaM. .1* Georgetown Hospital.
Maurice Aud .IT .'l'.'S itfh st. se
William Hasan 30 Providence Hospital.
Casnner B. Heck "8 Gallireer Hnsmtal.
William Jester 27 Georgetown Hospital.
Infant John T. Norman. Jr.. 1454 Law
rence st. n e.
Mary Hill 103 1502 Columbia st
James B^akev 03. St. Elizabeth * Hospital
Edward A. Digg* 56 Casualty Hospital.
Rosie Cox 52. Gallineer Hosnital
Hettle Harris 50. Gallln*er Hospital
Edward M. Fields. 32. Tuberculosis Hos
pital
Arthur Knox. 24 Gpllinser Hospital.
Martha Scott 20 4«1 L st. s w
Mary J Connor. 3. Casualty Hospital.
Infant Pearl Jones Children's HosoîtM.
Infant Robert Corbln. Galllnger Hospital.
Births Reported.
Eldren C. and Clare R. Biddle. boy.
Louis M and Pearl A. Wlckleln. boy.
William H. and Ruth A Flier. boy.
John P. and Edythe M Quackenbush boy.
John K. and Ruth E. Newberry boy.
Herbert W. and Rose Rogers, boy.
Robert L. and Mary Ε Mudd. aclrl.
John L. and Mary L. Llppard. boy.
Leo A. and Margaret Ε Callaghan girl.
Edwin 8 and Barbara E. Barton boy.
Earl L. and Marraret Ε Adams, boy.
Hugh E. and Marie L Robey. boy.
Paul D and Aunes Γ. Hnhn. girl.
David R and Dorothy Garon. boy.
Charles H. and Nancy L. Lee girl.
Robert M and Alice O'Connor, girl.
John F. and Margaret D Cassidy. girl.
John J. and Mary Ε Hal! girl.
Samuel L. and Rita Needle, girl
Charles W. and Ethel V Sine girl.
Charles Β and Frances E. Fleet, boy.
W-ilter and Lillian Wood boy.
John and Marie Brown boy.
Clifford and Florence Nelson girl.
Kelly and Lois McDowell, (lrl.
Eddie and Martha R Ross. girl.
Elbert F. and Beulah Cox. boy
Raymond and Evangeline Allen, boy.
Paul J. and Ida Stanley boy.
Frank and Jeanny Hodges, boy.
Qîarha of (Ehattke.
BARNES. GARFIELD. We wish to express
our sincere thanks and appreciation to
our man/ friends and relatives for
their kind services, sympathy and beau
tiful floral tributes at tne death of our
husband and brother. GARFIELD
BARNES
WIFE. ROXIE BARNES: SISTERS.
ETHEL LEE. MARIE HIODEN. EM
MILE CLEMMONS
BROWN. ROBERT W. I wish to express
my ainoert thanks and appreciation to
our many friends and coworkers of the
Department of State, pastor of Shlloh
Baptist Church and pastor of Asbury
Μ. Ε Church for their kind expressions
of sympathy at the death of my hus
band. ROBERT W BROWN
MRS. EMMA E. BROWN. ·
District of Columbia—Cloudy with
slowly rising temperature, followed by
rain this afternoon or tonight and
tomorrow; colder tomorrow afternoon,
! much colder tomorrow night; gentle
' to moderate east and southeast winds
today, becoming moderate to fresh
northwest tomorrow afternoon.
Maryland and Virginia—Cloudy with
slowly rising temperature, followed by
rain in west portion today and In east
portion this afternoon or tonight; to
morrow rain In cast and rain, pos
sibly changing to snow, in west por
tion; colder tomorrow afternoon,
much colder tomorrow night.
West Virginia—Rain and warmer
today; tomorrow rain, changing to
snow, and much colder.
Report Until 10 P.M. Saturday.
Midnight 39 12 noon 38
2 a m 39 2 p.m 40
4 a.m........38 4 pm 41
β a m 37 β p.m. 38
8 a.m 34 8 p.m 38
10 a m 35 10 p.m 36
Record Until 10 P.M. Saturday.
Highest, 41, 4 p.m. yesterday. Year
ago. 41.
Lowest, 34, 8 a.m. yesterday. Year
ago, 30.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 58, on January 3.
Lowest, 22, on January 5.
Tide Tables.
(Furnished by United Statea Coast
and Gesdetic Survey.)
Today Tomorrow.
High 2:40am. 3.39a.m.
Low 9:16 am. 10:15 a.m.
: High 3:06 p m. 4:03 p.m.
Low 9:59pm. 10:58 p.m.
The Sun and Moon.
Rises. Seta.
!Sun, today,... 7:26 5:07
: Sun. tomorrow 7:26 5:08
; Moon, today.. 12:10 p.m. 2:10 am.
Automobile lights must be turned
on one-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in
the Capital (current month to date):
Month.
January
February
1935. Average.
0 63
! March
April
May
June ....
July
! August ..
September
I October ..
I November
December
3.55
3.27
3 75
3.27
3.70
4.13
4.71
4.01
3.24
2.84
2.37
3.32
Record.
7.oa 82
6.84
8 84
9.13
10.69
10.94
10.63
14.41
17.45
857
8.69
7.56
Weather in Various Cities.
Precipi
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Atlantic City. Ν
Baltimore. Ma. .
Birmmefiain. Ala
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Boston. Mass....
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Chicago. Ill. ...
'Cincinnati. Ohio.
Cheyenne. Wyo. .
Cleveland. Ohio. .
Davenport. Iowa.
D:nver. Colo 5tf
Des Moines. Iowa.. 41
Detroit. Mich
Duluth. Minn
El Paso. Tex
Galveston. Tex....
Helena. Mont
Indianapolis. Ir.d . .
Jacksonville. Fia. ..
Kansas City Mo.
Little Rock. Ark. . .
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Minneapolis, Minn.
Mobile. Ala
New Orleans. La . ..
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BANQUET PL AIM IM tu
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority to Dine
January 17.
The banquet of the Nu Alpha
Chapter of the Kappa Delta Phi
Sorority will be given at the May
flower Hotel January 17. under the
direction of Miss Mary Emory, na
tional president.
Miss Dorothy Cox ν,-ill be hostess
to the chapter at her home. 1808
Connecticut avenue, on January 22.
Plans will be completed then for the
charity dance to be given February 2
in the Hamilton Hotel.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.
Tea, Alpha Chapter. Chi Sigma
Sorority, La Payette Hotel, 3 p.m.
Meeting, United Spanish War Vet
erans, Mayflower Hotel, 10 ajn.
TOMORROW.
Dinner, Research Club, Mayflower
Hotel, 7 p.m.
Dinner, Washington Commandery,
Mayflower Hotel, 7:30 p.m.
FUTURE.
Dance and bridge party, benefit Sis
ters of Kesher Israel Congregation of
Georgetown, Willard Hotel, Tuesday,
9 p.m.
(Carhe of ahanka.
BRUCE. DAVID L. We with to express
our sincere thanks and appreciation to
our many friends and relatives ior their
kind expressions of sympathy at the
dtftth Of DAVID L. BRUCE.
DAISY M. BRUCE AtfD DAUOHTER.
KATHERINE. ·
BOLLIDGE. MRS. BABAH R. We wlih to
thank our many friend· (or their sym
pathy and floral tribute· at the death
of our mother. Mr«. SARAH R. HOL
LIDOE.· THE FAMILY.
KINO. ELTON L. We wish to express our
slncer· thanks and appreciation to our
many friends and relatives for their
kind expression· of sympathy at the
death ο Γ ELI ON L. KINO
THE FAMILY.
NELSON. MRS. PAILINE. We with to
thank our many friends for their kind
nets shown during the Illness and at
the death of our beloved wife and
mother. Mrs. PAULINE NELSOIL and
also for the beautiful floral offerings
and the use of their automobiles
MR C1IARLE8 NELSON AND CHIL
DREN 16·
WILLIAMSON. GEORGE. We wish to ex
press our sincere thanks and apprecia
tion to our many friends and relatives
for their kind exoresstons of sympathy
and floral offerings during the illness
ana at the death of our loved one.
WILLIAMSON
HIS FAMILY. ·
OEOROE
Efalba.
ASH. JAMES R. M. On Saturday January
li. ltl.'iS. JAMES R. M of 15oi Park
road n.w.. husband of Fannie B. Ash.
Services at the S. H. Hlnes Co funeral
home. 2901 14th st. n.w . on Monday.
January 14. at 13·:.'Ι0 ρ m. Interment
ArIln*ton National Cemetery.
ASH. JAMES R. Washington. D C.
Lodge. No 15 Β P. Ο Elks:
The lodge will convene in
' Session of Sorrow." at 7:'10
p.m. Sunday January l.'l.
10.Ί5. ior the purpose of
paylm tribute to the mem
ory of our late brother
JAMES R ASH who passed
to the Grand Lodge of the
Hereafter January lû. Elk services at
the S H. Hints chapel. -Jiifll 14th St.
n.w.. at Η ρ m. By order of
JOHN T. READY Exalted Ruler.
Attest: W. S SHELBY. Secretary.
BARRF'TT. ΤΗΕΝΙΛ E. On Saturday
January 12. at her residence.
A*er road. Hyattsville Md. THENIA Ε
BARRETT 'nee Fleming'. beloved wife
of Robert A. Barrett. Notice of funeral
later. 14
BANKS. INETTA. Departed this life on
Saturday January 12. 1035. at 12:40
ρ m at her residence. 45H Eye st. s.w .
INETTA BANKS, beloed daughter of
Robert and Leila Banlrt and sister of
Emma and James Banks. Remains rest
int at Barnes A Matthews' funeral home.
614 4th St. s.w. un-.ll Monday. Janu»ry
M. «t 4 Dm thence to her ltte resi
dence Funeral Tuesday January 15.
c 1 pm from Zton Baptist Church
Rev. EUtson officiating. Interment Har
mony Cemeter"
ormi.w ι mi.ιι· on oa-urcav. Jan
uary J·;. 1 PHILIP BERVAN ased
·'!» »·'»". beloved husband of Sarah Bir
man end devoted fa-.her of Mrs Ro.«e
Tcdres.v Funeral Irom the chapel of
? -1"rd panaansk». .Ί501 14ih st. n.w..
Bunoay. January 1:1. at 1*,* noon
BERMAN', PHILIP. Washington. D C
Lodce No 15 Β P. Ο Elks
The lodge will convene in
" Session of Sor^oW at 1 1
ο clock Sunday January l.'t.
1 lor the purpose of
paying tribute to the mem
ory oi our late brother
PHILIP BERMAN who
ras-ed to the Grandi Lodtte
of the Hereafter January 12. Elk serv
ices at Danzanskys chapel. .Μ5Π 1 14th
st n.w a* ] i,:w» am By order of
, JOHN Τ READY Exalted Ruler.
Attest: W 6 SHELBY Secretary.
BLANCHARD. HOWARD W. On Satur
d?v January 1 1. at * p.m.. ^t
the homr of his son William S Blanch
ard a Hemdon. Va HOWARD W
BLANCHARD father of William S E
wm C Mar'ha L ar.ri Mrs. George S
Blanchard Fur.era! services a Herndon
Conereeatlona! Church. Monday. Jan
uary 14. at .1 p.m. ·
BOSTON. WILLIAM HARVEY. JR. On
Thursde*· January ι<· n»:?5 at his rest- i
d'nre. McLean Va WILLIAM HARVEY 4
BOSTON Jr . the devo*rd son of Wil
liam Harvey ard Eliza Boston. brother
of Lew in Mervm and Wilson Boston.
Flounce Smith Henrietta Jackson and
Susie Boston Funeral Sunday. January
13 at ·. ρ m from Gunnel Chapel.
Langlry Va Ir.t'rment Pleas-ant Grrve
Va. R'latives and friends invited. Re
mains resting at the W. Erne?t Jarvis
funeral church. 1432 You st n.w. 13
BROWN. PERCY. Departed this life
January £ liw.Y ft Casualty Hospital.
PERCY BROWN He leaves to mourn
their loss a devoted mother. Mrs Easter
Fouler of Phi'adelrh'a Pa and a de
vcted friend. Nettie S' an of Washing
ton. D C Fvneral Monday. January
14 a; from Gardner's funeral
home. 4th st s.t* Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
bickler Clarence Howard, on
Thursday January 1ft. 1935. at hka resi
dence. Τ, 1 :<5 m h st n.w after a brief
illne.vs. CLARENCE HOWARD BUCKLER 1
beloved husband of Bessie Β Buckler.
Servie?* at WftUfh Μ. Ε Churck. UrU
* an1 A su. ne. on Sunday JaLttftfj 13.
a* 2 ρ m Relative* and friends Invited.
Interment Cadar Hill Cemetery. .. (.Bai'i
more Md.. papers please copy.) 13
BltKI.tnt. C. HOWARD. A special com- |
mumcatlon of Osiris Lodce No. *:<>. F. »
A A M will be held 8unday January '
13. 103.Y at 1 p.in., for the purpose of
attending the funer*^_ of our late
b*ot*er C HOWARD BUCKLER
WILLIAM R McCATHRAN Master. 13
CAMPBELL. ALICE. On Fridav January
11. 1 !»:;.=> ρ. τ Freedmcn's Hospital. ALICE
CAMPBELL devoted w:fe of Robert
Campbell, sister of Ida Hawkins. Anna
Revis or Virginia Ravin Cha'is rf
Ambler Pa Remains resting at the W.
Ernest Jarvis funeral church 14.T* Ycu
st. n.w. Notice of funeral later.
CLARK. MARTHA. Departed this life on
Saturday. Januarv 12. 1 fi.'l.Y °t Garfield
Hospital. MARTHA CLARK lovina
mother of Benjamin Clark Remains
resting at Barbour Bros.' funrral home.
4* Κ st. n.e. Notice of funeral later.
CLEMENTS. HARRIETTE CLAY. On Fri
dav. January 1 1. 1*435. at Sibley Hos
pital. HARRIETTE CLAY aged «0 years,
beloved wife of Dr. Lyman J Clements.
Remain·· reMinu st the Dfsl funeral
home Mfi Η it ne. Funeral servies
at the Metropolitan Baptist Church. »'th
snd A sis. n.e.. on Monday January 14
at 11 am. Interment Fort Lincoln Cem
etery. · 13
COFFEY. MASSIF. On Saturday. January
1·:. li»:;.Y MASSIE COFFEY, peed 14
years, of in»:·. D sr. s.w.. beloved son rf
Raymond H. and the lair Mary Coffey.
Remains resting in the chr;pel of Ρ A
Taltavull. 4:11 » ?th st. s.w. Interment
Charlottesville. Va.. Monday. January 14.
CONAWAY. LETITIA. Departed this life
on Friday. Januarv n. at her
residence. *223 Nortn West st.. Alexan
dria Va LETITIA CONAWAY. mother
ol Mrs Minnie Wright and mother-in
law of Mr C. Wright. She also leaves to
mourn their loss one son. Eugene Cona
way. one sifter. Cora Jackson: one niece.
PamMia Jackson, and other relatives and
friends Remains at the Gray A Camp
bell funeral home. 1021. Oronoco et..
Alexandria. Funeral Monday. January
14. at 1 p.m.. from Shiloh Baptist
Church. Alexandria Rev F Ε Hearms.
pastor. Relatives and friends invited. ·
FOUND.
FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS aDPly
Animal Rescue League 71 Ο et n.w.
Phone Nr.rt* 5Î30
LOST.
Lost and Found advertisements
tor the daily Star icill be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up
to noon day of issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day of issue. For the Sunday Star
up to 11 p.m. Saturday.
B08T0N TERRIER—Black, with white
breast and feet: nam· ' Honey": vicinity of
Woodridge: baby's pet. Reward. North
5D78-J.
DIAMOND EAR DROP, small, .'(-stone,
Friday Afternoon, from 16o3 Conn. ave..
rlong 20th. Florida ave to ·*0<ιι luth st..
or from there. Wyoming ave. to Β Kalo
rama circle: of sentimental value: good
reward. Potomac 0.138
DOG—Small wire-haired fox terrier, fe
male. tan face, black soots on body, named
Pat«y: strayed from Argonne Apts.. with
out collar or license. Reward. $10. Phone
Adams 5SU3-J.
DOG—Strayed from η 15 Sith st. se., white
and black male fox terrier; bob-tailed;
D. C. tag 2'-'ίΙ44. !_ i
DOG—Bull terrier, tan and white: about β
months old. wearing harness: vicinity Ta
korna Park. Md.. School. Reward218
Willow ave.. Takoma Park. Shep. CS.fi-W
ENGLISH SETTER, female. 7 mos. old:
white with blue spots: answer to name
Dottie: reward. 3408 Morrison St. n.w.
Cleveland 5440.
EYEGLASSES, in black leather case: name.
Edwin C. Garber. Phila . Pa., optician:
Wed., Jan. 1»; reward. Phone Georgia < .48.
GLASSES—Lost Thursday night in or near
National Theater. Reward. Call Potomac
5077.
HANDBAG, brown, embossed on Wharf
■ treet car: name engiaved inside: contain
ing glasses, money, etc.; reward. Phone
Metropolitan tiHiil *
HANDBAG, woman's, containing glasses
valuable to owner: also one glove: reward.
Telephone Columbia 0051.
MARQUISITE PIN—Initials A. P.. S . lost
during the week. Phone Columbia <194.
Reward
POCKETBOOK. in Continental Hotel. Sat
urday. Jan. 5: return it or contents: re
ward offered Room 214. Continental Hotel.
*
POCKETBOOK. black, containing money,
checks, driver's permit, in taxi Thursday;
reward Phone North 3593. Apt. 67.
SETTER—Red. male: lost Thursday. Jan
uary 10. Reward. Phone Georgia 123ft.
ST BERNARD male, orange coat with
white collar, black face: license number
i.'2P.19: reward. North 7018. .
WATCH, lady's. 31 diamonds, vicinity l«th
and Harvard; liberal reward. Emily Shop.
F st. n.w. *
WRIST WATCH, white gold: finder pleese
call Aliéné Williams. Sterling 0802. 14*
WRIST WATCH—Lady's. Klgin, oblong,
silver and black. Reward. Call Lincoln
1 &13-J.
WRIST WATCH—Will party who called
Ad. 7110-J and Col. 057» with . reference
" communicate with J. C.
~ ~ it?
between 1428
ι and Β its.
α X. Waratu
îbaîhfl.
;OOK. DOROTHY MCE. On Friday Jan
uary 11. 1»:»8. »t Oeorgetown University
Hospital. DOROTHY RICE COOK be
loved mother of Charlotte C . John T..
Jr and Thomas De L Cook and niece
of Miss Mary J Baldwin and Mrs Hugh
J. Phillips. Funeral from her late resi
dence. •JK.IO ",27th St. n.w.. on Monday.
January J4 at K .IO a m ; thence to 8t
Thomas Apostle Churcn. 27th st. and
Woodley road η »· . where mass will
be offered at Β a m. for the repose of
her aoul, Relatives and friends invited
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 1.1 I
:BOXTON. GRACE A. On Saturdey Jan- <
uarjr 12. ltcift, at Garfield Hospital.
GRACE A. CROXTON Notice of funeral |
hereafter.
)E ATLEV. ALICE V. On Saturday. Jan- I
uary. 12. 1 l>.H5. at lier residence. »HH I
Gallatin st n.W.. ALICE V. DE ATLEY
«ne· Mehillngi. Remains renting at the
S H. Htnes Co. funeral home. 2!«>1 14!h
st n.w. Funeral services at Η Street
Christian Church. Η and Hth sts. a.w .
on Monday Janiiary 14 at 2 p.m. In
terment Cedar Hill Cfmetery.
ÎIIIOTT. EVELYN W. Suddenly, on Sat
urday. January 12. lii.'l.Y at her resi
dence. 2«i7 :ird st se EVELYN W EL
LIOTT wife of the late Everett Elliot ι
and beloved mother oi Wal'ece W. and
John W Elliott. Funeral from the W
W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home. 617 11th «t. s e. Notice of time
liter.
ELLIS. MABELLE E. On Saturday. Jan
uary 12. llt.'iô. at Emergency Hospital.
MABELLE Ε ELLIS Funeral from V
L Speare Co s. 1O0!) Η st n.w on
Monday. January 14. at » ρ m Inter
ment on Tuesday. January 15. at North
East. Md 14
TAIRMAN. MARY PRI.NGLE. On Friday.
January 11. I!t:t5. at her residence :j25
U it. n.w MARY PRINGLE. beloved ,
wife of Charles E. Falrman. Funeral I
aervlces at her late residence on Mon
day. January 14 at 2 ρ m Temporary
Interment receiving vault. Prospect Hill
Cemetery. 13
FIELDS. MORRIS E. Departed this life
on Thursday January 10. 11»I6 MOR
RIS E. FIELDS loving husband of Mag
gie Fields devoted father of Gloria and
Morris Ε Fields Jr.: son of Mary
Fielas. He also leaves to mourn his de
parture one sister. Nellie Johnson: one
nephew Milton Thomas, and other rel
atives and friends. Remains resting at
the John T. Rhines funeral chape!. 001
:ird st s w Notice of funeral Infer.
'Baltimore papers please copy.) Id
ΠΝΝΕΟΛΝ. JAMES. On Friday January
11. l!t.')5 at the residence of his daugh
ter. Mts. J Ε McGolrlclt. 2(il2 Franklin
st ne JAMES FINNEGAN beloved
husband of Henrietta Finneasn and
father of Mrs. Karl Voehl. Mrs. J. Ε
McGclrlck. Mrs. Andrew Archer and
Mathew James Hugh and Walter Fin
negan Funeral from the above residence
on Monday January 14. at f .Mi a m ι
Reaulem mass at St Francis de Sales
Church at f> a.m Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemet'ry.
13
ΠΝΝΕΟΛΝ. JAMES. Members of Spalding
Council. KnehU of Columbus,
are advised of the death of
Brother JAMES FINNEGAN.
honorary charter rr.rmber.
and are requested to as
semble at hi« late re«idence
2<>12 Franklin st η e at κ
ρ ni S nday. January J'f.
lictô for the recitation of the rosary
and to attend the msss on Moroay at
St Francis de Sa'.c^ Chu'ch at !> e m.
J FRED BRADY. G Κ
JOHN M TABLER F S 13
riSHBEIN. THOMAS TOBIAS On Satur
day, January 1'ί. Iït:i5. THOMAS TO
BIAS feed 4" year· devote-1 hi: «bar,ri
o! Lena Sadie Fishbeln and beloved
father of Rose Harry Philip I«adore
and Helen Ffshbrin. Funeral from jne
chapel of Bernard Donzanikv. :|.>in
I4th st n.w.. Sunday. January 3.'·. ε
FOLSOM. SHERMAN ISAAC On 8rtur
dey January l'Z. 1ί»*ίδ. at his residence.
3512 Ν H ave η w after a linaerin*
Illness. SHERMAN ISAAC belo*.*d hus
band of Lilly Cropley Folsom. In aridi
tion to his wife he i* survived by two
brothers William C Folsom of Silver
Spring. Md.. and Dr J E. Folcom of
Oik and. Calif. Services at the chapel
of Frank Geiers' Sons Co 111" 7th st.
n.w on Tuesdf*·. January 15. ai '.I c m
Relatives ar.d frirnds invited. Interment
Glenwood Cemetery. 14
FOSTER. DOKOTIIY. Departed this life
on Thursday. January in \u:\ô. at Gal
linter Hospital DOROTHY FOSTER
She leaves, to rrourn the:r loss a hus
band. Alfred Foster: a mother and
father. John and Cora B~own; two
sisters. Catherine Machall and Cora
Brown: three brothe-s. John Louis and
Lecnard Brown ard a host of other
relatives ar.d friends. Remains remne
at Eucene Ford s funeral home. i:»o«
S Capitol st.. where funeral services
will be held Mcnday January 14 a; 2
p.m. Rev Fox officiatim. Interment
Rosemont Cemetery
FPYE. FRANK. JH. Dfpartfd this life on
Saturday. January VI at Chil
dren s Hospital. FRANK FPYE Jr agfd
·'. y»ar< beloved son of Winifred and
Frank Frye ·τ R-mains restinc at Ε
W Bundy's funeral. home. Florida
*' (■ η w. Funeral Tuesday* January ! "·.
at 1 pjn . from Vermont Averftl* Bap
tist Church. Intertner.t Payne s Cem
eteiy. . _ J 4
ΠΒΑΗΑΜ. MARY . On Tuesday January
s. li*:î5 af her residence. 151ft S st.
η w MARY GRAHAM beiovec mother
of Mrs. Helen Burcette. Funeral Sun
day. Jknnary 13. from Frazier's funeral
home .Ίν Rhode Island ave. η *. at 1
D m . Î'der Lrwis Sheafe officiating.
Interment Wood lawn Cemetery. 13
HARTLEY, L. RHH. On Saturday Jan
uary ]·;. 1035. at Catanber Sanitarium.
Roanoke. Va L RCTH HARTLEY
d:.i:chter of the late Milton B. ar.d Lyd-a
Ε Hartley.
HECK. CASPAR R. On January 10. 1035.
CASPAR Β HECK atcd i.'» years, be
loved son of Elizabeth Heck end the
lete William A Heck. Funeral from
the Deal funeral home. 81·; H st. n e ,
on Monday January 14. at 1:30 p.m.
Interment Arlington Cemetery. 13
HENSON. SYLVIA. On Saturday. Jan
uary 1-1. 1!.35 SYLVIA HENSON rte
voted daughter of Gertrude Henson. Re
mains resting at tee W. Ernest Jar·. I!
funeral church 1432 U st. n.w. Notice
of funeral later.
JACKSON. SHIRLEY MAE. On Saturday
January 12. 1H35. at Children s Hospital.
SHIRLEY MAE JACKSON aged 2 years,
beloved daughter of Gordcn F. Jackson
and Evelyn Donahue Jackson. Funeral
from her late residence. 1·?43 Rock
Creek Ford road n.w.. on Monday Jan
uary 14 at 1 p.m Int«.m»nt Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Relative and friends
invited.
JOHNS. MARY V. On Thursday. January
1 <1 llcift. at Tuberculosis Hospital.
MARY V JOHNS beloved mother of
Earl M. Dixon. She is survived by a
father, mother, sister and two brothers.
Remnlns resting at the residence of her
sister. Mrs. A. Bergmann 520!' Gecigia
ave n.w. Funeral services in Emory
Methodist Episcopal Church South. tiloo
Georgia ave η * on Monda' January
11. at 2 ρ m Relatives and friends are
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme
tery, 13
KIXCADE. LOWELL D Sudden'v. on Fri
day. Jr.nuary 11. 103.Y at Emergency
Hospital. LOWELL D . the beloved hus
band of Lilliam M Kincp.de and father
of Elsie Louise and Douglas Theodore
Kincade. Funeral services at his late
residence, 1221 Holbrook st n e . on
Monday. January 14. at 2 ρ m. Rela
tives and friends Invited to attend. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 13
LINDSAY. CHARLES FRANKLIN' On Sat
urday. January 12. 1!<:>5. at Georgetown
University Hospital CHARLES FRANK
LIN LINDSAY of 44 Chestnut at. Clar
endon. Va . beloved husband of Jane I
Lind'ay and father of Matilda Lindsny.
Bessie L Waddell. Ells Lindsay. Charles
Taliaferro Lindsay. William A Lindsay
and Helen L Drake. Funeral from his
late residence Monday January 14 at
2:30 ρ m. Interment Columbia Gardens
Cemetery.
LYLES. HENRY LINCOLN. Departed this
life on Saturday. January 11. 1035.
HENRY LINCOLN LYLES of 27HS Ο st.
η w Remains resting at Frszicr's fu
neral home. 3Mi R I. ave. n.w. Notice
of funeral later. 14
WILTON. ELIZABETH. Departed this life
on Thursday. January 10. 1»:I5. at l.-»in
3rd St. n.w. ELIZABETH MILTON, the
loving auot of Arnita Gordon. She leaves
a hest of friends to mourn their loss.
Remains resting at S P. Morrow & Co s
funeral parlors 1344 4th it. n.w Fu
neral Monday. January 14. at 1:30 p.m..
from the above funeral parlors. Inter
ment Woodlawn Cemetery.
McPHERSON. ELIZABETH. On Friday.
il et reciriinrp
114 ο New Jersey ave. n.w.. ELIZABETH
McPHERSON devoted aunt of Mrs.
Henrietta Williams She also leaves :t
godchildren. Remains at Frazler's fu
neral home. .1X0 Rhode Island ave η »*..
until 4 D.m. Sunday. January lit. there
after at her late residence. Funeral
Monday, January 14. at 1 p.m.. from
Third BaDtist Church. 5th and Q sts.
n.w.. Rev. G. O. Bullock officiating. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery. lo
MORRIS. S. R. JAMES. Fafsed 1n to the
great beyond on Thursday January 1".
liUft. 8. R. JAMES MORRIS. Û'ÎS West
minster st. n.w.. hu?band of Francena
Morris and father of Walter M. Morris.
Funeral from his late residence. Sunday.
January 13. at 1 ?:««» p.m. Interment at
Harmony Cemetery. Relatives and
friends Invited. *
HAILS. JOHN W. On Friday. January II.
19.15 JOHN W NALLS. husband of the
late Virginia Fairfax Nails and beloved
father of Clyde B. Nails. Mrs. Rose
Degenhardt of Pleasantville. Ν. Y : Mrs.
Frances J. Fox of Petterson Ν J:
Mrs Anna L. Suter and Mrs. Lillie G.
Waple of Washington. D C. Funeral
from his late residence. 41 Hi Oault pi.
n e., on Monday. January 14. at 1
ρ m. Services and lntermmt Buckland.
Va., at .1 p.m. Relatives and friends are
invitpd. 13
PAVLES. GIST. Or. Saturday. January
I'?. ]Η-Ί5. GUST PAVLE3. aged S3 years.
Funer*l from St. Constantin* Helen
Greek Orthodox Church, fith and C sti.
s.w . on Tuesday. January 15. at 2 ρ m
Remains resting at the Deal funeral
home. Sie H st n.e. Interment at Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
KAMBY, WILLIAM P. On Friday. Jan
uary 11, 10.Ί5. WILLIAM Ρ RAMBY.
beloved husband of Catherine V. Ramby
inee Javins). Funeral from the chapel
of Thomas F. Murray Λ Son. 2007
Nichols ave. s.e on Monday. January
14. at 2 ρ m. Relatives and friends are
Invited. Interment Congressional Cem
etery. 13
IEED. ERNEST. Departed this life Fri
day. January 11. li'-'IS. at his resi
dence. 1017 4th st. se. ERNEST
REED. He leaves to mourn their loss
his wife. Rosa Reed: two daughters.
Agnes and Julia Reed: two sons. Ches
ter and Franklin Reed: seven fisters.
Esther. Fannie. Rachel. Mildred and
Oladys Reed. May Dorsey and Ann
Mack: four brothers. Joe. Patho. Wheat
ley and Carroll Reed, and several other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at Eugene Ford's funeral home l.'ton
8. Capitol st.. until 2 ρ m Sunday. Jan
uary 13: tl»peaiter at his late resi
dence. Funeral Monday. January 14. at
β a.m.. from 6t. i'mcent De Paul's cath
olic Church. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. ^
Sfathfi.
8COTT. MARTHA. On Thursday January·
10. If»a5. at her residence. 461 L et.
fc.w.. MARTHA SCOTT. the lov.n*
daughter of Emmet and Martha Scott. %
devoted sister of Mrs. Hattle Bro .v;
Oeorte, Samuel. James and Weltetl
ocott. She alto leaves many other rela- «
tlves and friends to mourn her rie-1
Parture Remains resting at the John
Τ Rhines funeral chapel. :jrd and Eye
sts. s.w.. until 5 p.m., Saturday, Jar.u
ary 1 then at her residence 401 L«\.
St. s.w. Funeral Sunday. January 13,
at 1 p.m.. from the Church of Ood in '
Christ. 4*Y.\ κ sr. s.w. Rev Samuel Kel
sey officiating. Interment Lincoia
Memorial Cemetery. 13
SMITH. ELIZA. On Friday January It.
1ί>35. at thr Home of Incurable* .'tî'îl
Upton et. nw.. ELIZA 8MÎTH aued «.X
years. Funeral irom the chaprl of T.
A Taîtavull. 43β 7th st s.w.. on Men
day. January 14. at κa m : thenc*
to St. Anne's Catholic Church. Tenley
town Ii C . where mass will be said at
u ο clocF for the repose of her «oui. In·
terrent Mount 01·vet Gemeter;.
SMITH PHILIP S. On January 10 1035,*
at Washinaton D C . PHILIP S . beloved"
husband of Anna Smith Funertl serv
ices at Little's funeral home. C700 Ed*
mondson eve.. Baltimore. Md.. Sunday. .
January l.'l. nt 2 p.m. 13
SLYE. JAMES WEBSTER. Suddenly on'
Friday January Ji if>35. ar Sibley
Hospital. JAMES WEBSTER beloved*
husband of Mary Alice Slye and father
o; Edwin Κ . Genevieve A and L. Helen
8!ye. His remains are at his late home. '
l«si»; W .st. ve. Funeral from Emmanuel.
Episcopal Church i:ith and V sts. *e.
on Monday. January 14 at 2 p.m. 13
THOMAS. JAMES H On Thursday Jan
uary 10. 1UJ5 at, 1V!:45 p.m.. after Si
brief illness. JAMES H THOMA8 He
leaves to mourn their los« h devoted wife.
Marie Thomas six children, a lovlnf;
mother Mrs. Mary Ormes three sis-,
ters. Mrs. Jess e F. Bell Mrs Cora E. 9
Mahonev and Mrs. Marcaret Ε Scot*:
two brothers. William Η and Robeit G.
Thomas. Remains renins at George E.
Gardiner & Son's funeral home .'<12*
4th st. s.w. Funeral Tuesday Jenuarjr
J .*» at '! nm from Asburv μ. Ε Church.
2 1th and Κ us nw. R*v. Robert M.
Wllllaijis officiat:i.a Relatives end
friends Invited. Interment Harmony
Cemetery ' »
WAPLfc. OBORT IIESSON. On Thursday*
January 10. ΙΟ.ίδ. OBORT Η Ε Ν SON,
son of the late Mary and John Waple.
and beloved brother of Mrs G. A Tot
ten Mrs Ο Β Robinson Mrs Willi· πι
Oifon ar.d Frank Β William J ana
John Β Waple Funeral services at the
W W. Chambers Co. Southeas- funerai ι
home 5i< 11th st. s.e . cn Monday.
January 14 ar »:3o · m thence ·ο St.
Aloysius Catholic Church North Capitol
and Eye sts.. where m a.'s will be sa'd
at f> a m.. for the repo.se of his soul.·
Relatives and friends a'-e invited to at
tend. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme
tery. 13
WEST. NANNIE Β On Thursdev Jan
uary 10. 1 035 at Bv Elizabeth's Hos-s
pital. NANNIE Β WEST loving u:le of
the late Simon Wes* devoted runt of
Theodore B. coking and Percy Jarnett.*
She also leaves many other relative* e :d
friends to mourn her demise. Remains
restina pt the John Τ Rhines funeral·'
chapel ion .Mid st ?w Funeral Tues-,
dny January 15 fit 1:30 pm. from the
Gethsemane Baptist Church. 'J'îr.d at:
and Virginia a' e. η w. Interment,
Payne's Cemetery. J4
WEST SUSAN ELIZABETH. On Friday
January ι ]. ]034. at the home cf her
son Armiste^.d West Hurting H.il Md .
SUSAN ELIZABETH WEST 'he helo* ed
wife of the late Erasmus Wes* Funera*
services a*, the home of her son Sunday.
January 13 at - 30 ρ m Interment
Porrst Oak Cemetery. Geithersburg;
Md I a *
WILKINSON. ANNIE. Members of t^e
Bureau R'lirf Ateociation are h-rebv
notifie'' of t h*1 den*h r· f ANNIE WIL
KINSON died Januarv u n«'.V
FOBERT TATE President.
SOLOMON JACKSON F S ·
WILLIAMS. MARY EI I FN. On S^urdsr.
January l'l. 11· ô at her residence 14 4
Rhode Is! and a* nu MARY ÇU.F\\
• MOLLIE» beloved deuah'er of the let·
lyrrr. D and Sarah Williams and siiter cf *
Misses Ott ai d Ly!e Williams Funeral.
from h'r ia'e residence on Tie^da-".
January 15. a* s .in a m therce to St."
Mathews Church at !♦ am. Interment,
Mount Olivet Cemetery 14
WISCHHLSEN JOHN. On Friday Jan
uary 11. 1035 JOHN, beloved husband
of the late Ka::e A Wiachhusen ar.d
de,oted father of John D Charlotte A.
-»nd ?!eia V. Wischhusen. Funeral
from his late residence. Ml Butternut
st. n.w on Monday January 14 a* 1
r ™ Relatives 3rd friends are invited.
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 'B"l
i.iiiure Dtyc.s uritic tuv>.> *o
In iHemoriam.
CHAPMAN. STANLEY. A tribute cf levé r
and d'-oricn to my desr husbanJ.
STANLEY CKApMAN who departed -his
lllf (iglitcen yn.'f »'o Jamary i:). liilT..
Peaceful be thv silert slurrber.
HIS WIFE. IREÎ.'E CHAPMAN. "
JORDAN. ELIZABETH J. In' sad but lof- '
tri? remembrance of ottr dear mother.·
ELTZ^BETH J JORDAN who <3e3*n"d.
this hie ten Stars aar> todav January
IS. 1!<;5. HER CHII-DP.E" ·
TCHVSON. MART T. P. In s*d rnd !Ov
γιτ remembrance οί ο τ deer mother
and eranamothcr MARY T. Ρ JOHN
SON. who departed this hie four yeais
ago. January 7. ltWl. ■·
Loved in life remembered !fl death.
LOVING DAUGHTER. MRS. CORA E.
DESPERT.
L1TTLEFORD. JOHN WILLIAM. In safi
remembrance of my dear son. JOHN
WitLIAM LITTLEFORD who Ifft u%
nine year ε ato today. January 13. 1920. '
O.'t from mv heart comes a b'.t-ft· cry.
Why. oh. why. d:d my Willie die?
T'ir;i an sn^wer 50 snft an" sweet
• Yo'ir Wil' c'a not dead, he is on!y
asleep "
His sweet face is tvr before me. »
I can fee! his <)'.?■ hand in mine.
That sw*et looi* he always gave me
Still linger' fresh uith'.n my ir.'.r.d. ^
HIS LOVING MOTHER *.
O'NEIL. ROY In memory of ir.y beloved
son BOY Ο NFIL. who departed this life
sixteen year* *80. January 1.1. ΗΊ9.
HIS MOTHER. ·
REESE. SARAH ELIZABETH. Sacred to
the memory of my dearly beloved moth
er. SARAH ELIZABETH REESE who*
departed this iiic one year ago today.
Jar.uary 1:1. 1934
God knew the world would n«d some
one to smooth the way.
To romic-t end to feed.
To wait and love and pray.
Some one who'd always do sweet, tender
thinas for others.
So He created you. dearest of all dear
mother.*:
One who tausht me to love to pray. ..
A mother in heaven. Cod b'.eis you
todey.
HER DAUGHTER. AMELIA H. H'G
GINS. ·
SMITH. AI.RERTA. Sacred to the mrn·''
ory of my beloved aunt. ALBERTA
SMITH who departed t'nis hie four
year*^ ago today. January 13. 19'JI. ..
Loved In life, remembered in death
HER NIECE. MRS SYLVIA ALLEN.
TAYLOR. ELIZA. Sacred to the memory
of our dt?>r. devoted mother and grand-*
mother. ELTZA TAYLOR, who laid down,
a cross for a crown twenty-five years
aco todry. January l.T 1910.
When the final sheaves are earneretf
In the store house of the Lord
We will see the sainted mother
Around the peaceful throne of Γ»orf.
HER CHILDREN AND GRANDDAUGH- .
TER SESTUS. FLORENCE AND I.A
BELLE.
Tt'NSTELV.. FDWARD. In loving memτν
of our husband and father. EDWARD
TUNSTELL who passed away one year
ago today. January 1:1
Oh 'twas a bitter sorrow
To lav him beneath the aods
Yet what a blessed comfort
To know he is with God
THE FAMILY. β
WALKER. JAMES ALBERT. In sad but"
lovinv remembrance of our beloved hus
band and father. JAMES ALBERT"
WALKER, who departed this life one
year a*o today. January 13, 1934.
Oh. 'twas a bitter sorrow
To lay him beneath the sod.
Yet what a blessed comfort
To know h#* is with God.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN *
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM H. SCOTT
400 8th St SE Uncoil) 0520.
JOHN R. WRIGHT CO.
133? lOtb St. N.W. Phone NOrtb 0047
__ Established 1876 _
V. L. SPEARE CO.
Neither «h» successor to nor connected with
the original W R Soeare establishment
wAtg^n; 1009 H St. N.W.
J. William Lee's Sons Co.
FI'VERAL DIRECTORS ί
CREMATORIUM
4th and Maas Ave N E Lincoln BgQO
Frank Geier's Sons Co.
LVd'erT'cM NrTi NAtional 2473
Joseph F. Birch's Sons 4
(A L HAYCOCK Mer. ι
ESÛluhS'iîSi 3034 M St. N.W.
ALMVS R. SPEARE '
Succeeding the original
W. R. SPEARE
Formerly 120· Β S». N.W.
Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. Ave.*
CEMETERY LOTS.
SIX LOTS. CEDAR HILL CEMETERY.'
best location. 5100 each. Apply 609 loth*
ne. Phone Lincoln 3500-J. « t
FUNERAL DESIGNS. ^
GEO. C. SHAFFER ,
EXFRKSSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT r
MODERATF PRICES PBONK NAT OIOO
ud Sunday*
14th & Eye
GEO. A. COM LEY η i\Tr>
Artistic Floral Dsslcns by Experts
%)«M "hones: Clsr I30-.I·! at gei.J.1 ,
GUDE BROSl CO. nw *«««»
1X1* I SU N.W. KiUMII 4SI·
(e^La.r Hill
^Khs/t'vtyton's moat kautifuC
(emetery
ÎC. S Zurhorit, Jr. M. T. Zirkle I
We Only Charge You ■
What You Can Afford
We are prepared to render a
service and fittings in proportion
to your circumstances, ' without
overcharging. Our 78-year-old
reputation for honest dealing in
vites your confidence.
Ambulance, auto de
livery and chapel.
■frixhotsf
^ - FUNERAL- «
I -DIRECTORS
EST. 1857 I
SOI Ε. Capitol St. LlAoln 6372 |
Somplete Funerala
IS6-1H5-1S5-3AS
Dp
WASHINGTON
MEMORIAL PARK
Intltei tao to »<«>t the boii
modern burial eetata within
Parking and Plannin· Area
Beautiful. Uniterm. InciptmlT·
bronze tablets. Ne monument*
Sacred chime* music Snnrinv*
3:00-4:30 Drive pared Ritlt
Rd. cross tnireriitj Lane. Call
Adams (ΙΛ70 far Information
and anlatanee.
ι rnrrrrr m τ nrnr π in nrnr ri
τη
Any Family Can
Afford Ryan
Funeral Service
This means that no matter how much
or how little you care to spend, Ryan can
provide a complete mortuary service. Re
member to call James T. Ryan.
Ryan Ambulance Service
Local Calls,
$4
James T. Ryan
Funeral Director
317 Pa. Ave. S.E. ATlantic 1700·1701
Μ
IC
TWENTY.FIVB YEARS OF SERVICE
Save s75
of that
"Insurance
A Terr OHt crepe-covered
casket. en craved nameplate.
Din· outside case. six baa·
die*, lined with rood quality
lining. Embalming by com
petent men. washing, dreaa
lne and ahavlnc If neeessary;
advertning the death notice,
hear·· and two Cadillac
llmoualn·». ruxa. chair· tout
tot th· doer, eaadlaa can
delabra. removing tram «ay
city hospital or home. NO
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$75
the DEAL Price
For the Usual
$150 Funeral
COMPLETE FUNERALS
FROM J75 to S5M AND UP
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MANNING
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NOrih ΟΟ/β
MONUMENTS
\ Columbia Gardens §
Cemetery §
Established 1917 J
Before buying your family lot ψ
drive out and convince yourself g
that Columbia Gardens is rap- s
idly becoming Washington's >
leading cemetery. 2
It is admirably situated. 2
ground high and well drained
with porous, gTavelly soil, which
2 makes It ideal for the sacred
8 purpose of burial.
£ All lots are sold with the pro
8 vision that they will be perpetu
al ally cared for. No yearly assess
* ments and no unkept graves to
g mar the beauty of the cemetery.
2 A Shrine of Perpetual Beauty
rx Located less than four miles from
S the White House on the new Lee
Ψ, Boulevard Drive throuch Fort
Mjrer. Virginia out Pershing Drive
to Clarendon Avenue, lelt to Lee
Boulevard; or drive to Clarendon.
grtlnla. turn left at Memorial
wument. eut Clarendon Avenu·
Boulevard. '~t
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