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Confederate Veteran Suc
cumbs, Aged 91, at Home
in Arlington County.
Monroe Grayson Chow, pi-year-old
Confederate veteran ana one of the
last survivors of Gen. Forrest’s Cav
alry'. uied yesterday at his home in
Glencarlyn. Arlington County, Va. He
once was a resident of Washington.
Mr. Chew was bom March 19, 1643,
on the plantation of his father, Frisby
Freeland Chew, in Yazoo County,
Miss., adjoining the plantation of the
late Senator John Sharpe Williams.
He was for years a friend of the noted
Senator.
Fought in West.
In his youth Mr. Chew lived in
Georgetown with his maternal grand
parents, Gen. and Mrs. George W.
Biscoe. Following secession of his
native State, he returned to Missis
sippi and enlisted as a private in the
Confederate Army under the command
of the famous cavalry leader, Gen Na
than B. Forrest. He served in the
West until the surrender. He was
paroled at Jackson. Miss.
Two uncles and a brother of Mr.
Chew were killed in battles along
the Mississippi River.
Following the collapse of the Con
federate Government, and Impov
erished by the emancipation of slaves,
Mr. Chew took the oath of allegiance
and enlisted as a non-commissioned
officer in the Signal Corps of the
United States Army. He was as
signed to the Surgeon General’s of
fice here and later in the adjutant
general’s office, where he held a re
sponsible position until retirement.
Mr. Chew was a member of the
Washington Post of Confederate Vet
erans and was appointed «n the staff
of Gen. Carr, commander in chief of
the Confederate Veterans, with the
rank of colonel. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Margaret Hester Chew;
five sons, Frisby Freeland, William
Hester, Bowie Tyler and Augustin
Chew of Arlington County, and Mon
roe Grayson Chew, Jr., of this city,
; and one daughter. Mrs. P. G. Mel
j bourne oi Laurel, Md.
Marriage Licenses.
Ernest H. Wilhelm. 38. and Catherine M.
Brown. "A. both of Baltimore; Rev. H.
M. Hennte
Givie Meys. 22. 1123 5th st.. and Arzulus
Padcet. SI. 72 K st. n.e.; Rev. J. E
Graham.
Troy B Young 30 and Thelma S Korslas.
28. both ol Brooklyn. N. Y.: Rev. J. C.
Ball , ,
Howard J Faribault. 21. and Eleanor V.
Updike. 20. both of Bedford. Va.; Rev
R L. Wood. , „ ,
Fred Lee Pollard. 21. and Carol B Fari
bault 18 both of Bedford. Va.: Rev.
R L Wood.
Leroy E. Kaale. 20. Snarrows Point. Md.,
; and Mary E Meeklns. 27. Westport.
Md.: Rev S. E Rose
Edwin W Fields 27. and Eva M. Vezina.
21. both of Alexandria. Va.; Rev. J. H.
Dunham.
Car! K Bane. 24. 45« Maine ave. «.w.
and Elizabeth Barrier. 27. 1127 Ninth
1 st.: Rev. Wiley Westrav
Walter A Davis. 21. 1227 Staples st. n.e^
1 and Elizabeth J Switzer. IP. 1357
Emerson st. n.e.: Rev. E. J. A. Nestor.
Charles A Jenkins. 27. 1430 Hth st.. and
Rubye T. Linder, lit. 1110 4th st.; Rev.
E. C. Smith. „ .
Kenneth H. Hammermann. 21. and Daisy
N. Valentine. 23. both of 2002 F st.;
Rev. Charles Enders.
Judeon E Evans. 22. and Anna M. Booth.
23. both of 1825 G st.; Rev. George B.
Harrington.
1 Morris Fradin. 25. 1712 7th st.. ahd
Frances Cahn. 10. 830 Otis pi.: Rabbi
Aaron Volkman.
! John Stewart. 27. and Beulah Jackson. 10.
j both of 485 Cullinham ct.; Rev. B. H.
Whiting
! Raymond Lucas. 27. and Pansy Alexander.
! 22. both of 430 Elm st.; Rev. S. A.
Warren. _
I John L. Knight, 38. Baltimore, and Bessie
Feineold. 3«. 2403 Pennsylvania ave.;
Judge R E. Mattingly.
George S. Scarlett. 3d. 21. Winston-Salem.
N C . and Jane Cooke. 20. Chevy Chase.
1 Md.: Rev. J. C. Ball.
, John F. Kennedy. 50. 507 A st. s e., and
Myrtle J Howard. 48, Richmond. Va.;
Rev. John C Ball.
William M Melson. 35 2ti'i I st., and
H-nrietta P. Lira aid. 30. 212 A st. n.e.;
Rev. S T. Nicholas.
V. R Gregory. 21 Hunlock Creek. Pa.,
and Eleanor F. MeGrellis. 20. Nanti*
coke. Pa ; Rev. J. C. Ball.
Everett G. Stowe. 27. Richmond. Va..
and Janice H. Shrlver. 20. Baltimore;
Rev A. F. Poore.
Thomas S Richardson, jr.. 23. Maryland
Park. Md . and Rose Harrison. 20. Hy
attsville. Md., Rev. L. I. McDougle.
Births Reported.
Arthur W. and Hattye Leith, boy.
Jack B. and Dorothy Schoisberg. boy.
Robert P and Mary Tiffey. boy.
Sargent B and Ophelia Child, boy.
James H and Grace Kerns, boy.
Rich L. and Charlotte Jenks. boy.
William J and Bridie O’Donnell, girl.
Wilbert R and Helen May. girl.
John K and Dorothy Berry, girl.
Lester and Florence Mathews, girl.
Leo W. and Ella McDonald, boy.
1 Lyman L and Grace Long boy.
I George and Fannie Levin, boy.
I John P and Evelyn Hennessey, boy.
Fidel and Vivien Lopez, boy.
John J and Marion Cullinane. boy.
La Verne R and Thelma Philpott. girl.
Ben and Sadie Edner. girl.
Harry J and Nadine Banachowski. girl.
Edear N and Earline Stanard. boy.
George T. end Dollie Adams boy.
Ernest and Mildred Croford girl.
Willie and Rebecca Russell, boy.
Harry and Estlee Sellers, boy.
Perry W and Pearl McKenzie, girl.
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KENNAMER CASE
NOTE MADE PUBLIC
Extortion Letter to Tulsa
Man Revealed by Youth’s
Defense.
By the Associated Press.
TULSA, Okla., January 26.—The ex
tortion note which Phil Kennamer
named as a primary factor in his slay
ing of John Gorrell, Jr., here last
Thanksgiving, was made public today
by Charles A. Coakley, defense at
torney.
Written In a shaky scrawl, the note
directs H. P. Wilcox, wealthy Tulsa oil
man, to obtain $20,000 In small bills
and hold it for payment as later di
rected, under threat of "certain and
painful death for one or more of your
children.”
Upon the handwriting of this note
and its contents, the defense attor
neys hope to build a large part of their
case when Kennamer, 19-year-old son
of Federal Judge Franklin E. Ken
namer, faces trial February 11 in
Pawnee for murder.
Text of Letter.
The text of the letter, which ap
parently never was mailed:
"You will secure $20,000 (twenty
thousand dollars) in bills of the fol
lowing amounts—ten thousand in 5
(five) dollar bills, five thousand In $10
<ten) dollar bills and five thousand in
one dollar bills. You will be given
further instructions later, either by
phone or mall, by an operator who will
identify himself by the symbol at the
close of this letter.
"Failure to comply with our demand
will result in certain (underscored)
and painful (underscored) ‘death’
(capitals) for one or more of your
children. Keep the said sum in your
Immediate house, for one moment's
notice
“You must secure the money not
later than Friday noon. You will keep
this money on hand, so that if you are
notified in two days or two weeks you
will save us lots trouble and yourself
lots of misery.
“Yours in expectations,
"JOHN DOE,
‘‘Symbol—This is H. F. W. speaking.
Strict silence, even in your family,
must be observed."
Claims He Foiled Plot.
The letter was in a plain envelope.
It was not dated. Kennamer has said
that it was written by Gorrell in Kan
sas City November 20.
Kennamer's story was that he
“double-crossed” Gorrell after pre
tending to help him carry out the ex
tortion plot. He said that pretty 18
year-old Virginia Wilcox was the in
tended victim.
The defense has had the letter in
the hands of an expert in an effort to
establish that Gorrell wrote the note.
Dr. J. F. Gorrell, father of the slain
youth, has clung persistently to the
theory that his son was killed because
he refused to take part in the plot
with Kennamer.
Paper on Studies in England.
A paper on historical and genealo
gical studies made in England will be
j presented by Dr. Henry Ridgely Evans
j at the' meeting of the Society of
J Colonial Wars in the Chinese room
of the AJayflower at 8 o'clock Feb
ruary 5.
Deaths Reported.
Virginia A Shumate 91. Sibley Hospital.
Samuel H Walker. VO. 607 K at.
Elizabeth Hill Blandford. 80. 20 Logan j
circle. t
Edward A. Bui!* 74*1210 Massachusetts
ave 1
Charles J. Grosclose. 73. Garfield Hospital
Elizabeth Robey. 72. St. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
Leila M. Ttockett.‘71 248 11th st. s e.
Morris Tolkins. HI. 1522 Allison at
Thomas J Spillano. 5H. Emergency Hos
pital.
Mae C. Passagno. 55. Garfield Hospital
Harry B. Slater. 5. Gallinger Hospital.
Walter Epps. 88 Gallinger Hospital.
Ambrose Johnson 88. 1324 Corcoran st.
Martha Smith. 54. Gallinger Hospital.
Thomas C. Stewart. 42. Freedmen's Hos
pital. 1
Harold Holt. 30. Providence Hospital.
Austrola Lattimore. 18. ‘*11 t3th st. s e
Infant Robert Stevenson. Tin l.'ith st n e.
Infant Lois A Wood. Children's Hospital.
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Paralysis Victim Enthusiastic
For Success of Birthday Ball
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One of the most enthusiastic supporters of the President's birthday
ball Wednesday night is Joshua Evans, 3d, who was aided on his return
to health by six months’ treatment at the Warm Springs, Ga„ Founda
tion. —Star StaS Photo.
Joshua Evans. 3d, who himself fol
lowed a bright inspiration on the
road back to health, is anxious to do
all he can to show other infantile
paralysis victims the way.
Young Evans has built up his
physical strength to a remarkable
degree in the three and a half years
since the dread malady stretched him
helpless on his back for more than
a year.
The I9-year-old son of a well
known banker is now a sophomore at
George Washington University, where
he continues the studies he refused
to allow his illness to interrupt.
This year, as last, Evans plans to
attend the President's birthday ball!
Wednesday.
Evans is known personally to the
President, who saw him at Warm
Springs, where he was a patient for i
six months, and a year later in Wash
ington found occasion to congratulate
him upon his remarkable recovery.
At the last White House reception for
the judiciary. President Roosevelt
again shook young Evans’ hand and
expressed pleasure at his progress.
Evans was about to graduate from
St. Albans’ School when he was
stricken. He continued his studies
in the face of an appalling handicap.
Today Evans is convinced he has
mastered the illness, but he is far
from forgetting the plight of other
victims.
"The public cannot realize,” Evans
said, "the cost of treating infantile
paralysis. It is a burden which few
victims can sustain. The mere lack
of endowed institutions for the care
of such cases condemns many to the
life of a helpless cripple, a burden
upon their families and society.
Complete Weather Report
District of Columbia—Fair and
colder today and tonight; tomorrow
fair, slowly rising temperature in
afternoon, warmer Tuesday; gentle
to moderate northerly winds becom
ing light variable tomorrow.
Maryland and Virginia—Fair and
colder today and tonight; tomorrow
fair, slowly rising temperature in
afternoon, warmer Tuesday.
West Virginia—Fair and colder to
day and tonight: tomorrow fair, slow
ly rising temperature in afternoon.
Report Until 10 P.M. Saturday.
Midnight ....21 12 noon.25
2 a.m.21 2 pm.27 j
4 am....21 4 p.m.30
6 am.22 6 pm. ....... 29 {
8 am.23 8 pm.29 ;
10 am.24 10 p.m.28
Record Until 10 P.M. Saturday.
(From noon yesterday to noon today).
Highest. 30. 4 pm. yesterday.
Year ago, 53.
Lowest, 19, 3 a.m. yesterday. Year
ago. 36.
Record Temperature This Year.
Highest, 59, on January 21.
Low'est, 3, on January 25.
Tide Tables.
(Furnished by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey.)
Tcday. Tomorrow.
High .12:39 a.m. 1:32 am.
Low ......... 7:09am. 7:56a.m.
High ........ 1:19p.m. 2:15p.m.
Low .8:09p.m. 9:10pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Rises. Sets.
Sun, today .... 7:20 5:23
Sun, tomorrow. 7:19 5:24
Moon, today.. .12:21 a.m. 10:44am.
Automobile lights must be turned
on one-half hour after sunset.
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Lightning Causes Fires.
Two-thirds of the 1,240 forest fires
occurring during the 1934 season In
forest region No. 1, Montana and
Northern Idaho, were caused by
lightning.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation In inches In
the Capital (current month to date):
Month. 1935. Average. Record.
January .... 5.25 3.55 7.09 ’82
February. 3 27 6 84 '84
March. 3.75 8 84 *91
April. 3.27 9.13 '89
May. 3.70 10.69 '89
June . 4.13 10.94 '00
July. 4.71 10.63 •se
August . 4.01 14.41
September. 3.24 17.45 *34
October. 284 8.57 '85
November. 2.37 8 69 '83
December. 3.32 7 56 '01
Weather in Various Cities.
Preetpl
^Temperature-. tation.
Max. Min 8 p.m.
Sat. Fn. Sat. to
. . urtiay night 8p.m. 8p.m
Asheville. N C . . 46 24 42 ....
Atlanta. Ga . 50 28 44 ....
Atlantic City N. J 30 20 28 ....
Baltimore. Md .. 30 1K 30 ....
Birmingham. Ala 60 30 53 ....
Bismarck. N. Dak 4 o 2
Boston. Mass..... 30 12 22 0 02
Buffalo N. Y. 12 12 8 0.23
Chicago. IU ... 24 23 20 0.10
Cincinnati. Ohio . . 32 24 22 0.12
Cheyenne. Wyo . . . 60 44 44
Cleveland. Ohio... 18 18 16 0.02
Davenport. Iowa. . . 20 18 20 ...
Denver. Colo 64 40 54 ... .
Des Moines. Iowa . 20 16 18 ....
Detroit. Mich. Ill 14 14 ....
Duluth. Minn. o -4 -8 ....
El Paso. Tex . 66 36 62 ....
Galveston. Tex . . 64 48 58 . .. .
Helena. Mont 48 38 38
Indianapolis. Ind . 28 20 24 0.02
Jacksonville. Fla . 60 32 54
Kansas City. Mo . 28 28 28 ....
Little Rock. Ark . 68 36 62 _
Los Angeles. Calif. TO 58 72 ....
Louisville. Kr ... 30 26 32
Marquette. Mich .4 4 2 0.02
Memphis. Tenn ... 58 32 52 ....
Miami. Fla .70 44 02 ....
Minneapolis. Minn 8 4 4 ....
Mobile Ala. 58 30 54 _
New Orleans. La. . . 60 42 60 . .
New York. N Y . 32 16 24 0.02
North Platte. Nebr. 38 30 26
Omaha. Nebr ..22 16 18 _
Philadelphia Pa . 32 16 30 _
Phoenix. Ari* .... 80 46 76
Pittsburgh. Pa.... 28 24 20 0.01
Portland. Me. 26 6 14 0.12
Portland. Oreg.... 58 40 50 ...
Salt Lake City.... 42 28 36 ....
St. Louis. Mo . . 34 32 30 ....
8an Antonio. Tex. . 68 46 66 ....
San Diego. Calif. . . 70 54 66 ....
San Francisco ... 64 50 62 • • • •
Santa Fe. N. Mex 54 30 48 ....
Savannah. Ga ... 60 32 62 ....
Seattle. Wash _ 62 46 60 ....
Springfield. Ill_ 32 28 26 ....
Tampa. Fla . 60 38 52 ....
Vicksburg. Miss. .. 64 38 58 ...
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AID BIRTHDAY BALL
Baker, Rubinoff, Yourloff
and Others to Assist in
Benefit Event.
The sparkling humor of Phil Baker,
the haunting strains of Rublnoff’s
violin, the intricate Russian dancing
of Boris Yourloff and several other
well known entertainers will enliven
the President’s birthday ball for the
benefit of infantile paralysis sufferers
to be held at the Shoreham Hotel
Wednesday night, Mrs. John R. Wil
liams, general chairman, announced
yesterday.
Each of the downtown theaters will
send an entertainer to the ball. Mrs.
Williams said. Miss Nan Johnson,
a former Infantile paralysis sufferer
who was heard at the White House
last year, will stop over in Washing
ton to sing at the ball.
Local Children to Benefit.
All proceeds from the birthday ball
will go into a fund to care for and
assist the cure of crippled children.
Several Washington children, suf
ferers from infantile paralysis, wiU
benefit by the proceeds.
Seventy per cent of the proceeds
will go to the direct treatment and
care of crippled children while the
30 per cent will be turned over to a
national commission charged witji
scientific research. This commission
was created to aid in Nation-wide
efforts to bring under control the
dread disease of children.
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Tickets for the ball are available
at the Shoreham, at the headquarters
of the Birthday Ball Committee. 825
Seventeenth street: the Willard Hotel.
Seventeenth street; the Willard Hotel
and the American Automobile Asso
ciation Ticket Bureau.
Members of the Junior League are
assisting the ticket sales by making
a canvass of the uptown and down
town districts. These workers are
placing posters in the store windows
of the city to boost the ticket sales.
(Carbfi nf (Thanks.
CAMPBELL. ALICE. We wish to extend I
our sincere thanks and appreciation to
our many friends and relatives, also
organizations, for the kindness shown
and my sister. ALICE
CAMPBELL during her recent Illness:
also for sympathy expressed during our
bereavement.
HER SON, SIDNEY L CHAVIS; HER
SISTER. MRS I LA HAWKINS. •
DREW. RICHARD THOMAS. Mrs Richard
Thomas Drew and family acknowledge
with deep gratitude the kind expressions
of sympathy of their friends and rela
tives. •
MITCHELL. JAMES M. Sincerest thanks
and appreciation to the many friends
who were so kind and thoughtful In
our recent bereavement.
HIS WIRE SON AND DAUGHTER
MARY. MELVIN AND FRANCES. •
MORRIS, s. R. JAMES. Gratefully ac
know.edging with deepest appreciation
the many kindnesses shown during the
short illness and the beautiful flowers
sent at the passing cf our loved one.
S R. JAMES MORRIS
THE FAMILY. •
RAWLE8. ISABELLA. We wish to express
our sincere thanks and appreciation to
our pastor, the societies our relatives,
friends and neighbors for their kind
thoughts, sympathy expressed and lovely i
floral tributes received during our re- ‘
cent bereavement.
HER CHILDREN. FLORENCE DAND- 1
RIDGE ISABEL BROADUS AND i
ABRAHAM RAWLES.
THOMAS. CARRIE M. Sincere thanks
and appreciation to our many relatives
and friends who were so kind and
thoughtful during her long illness and
in our recent sorrow.
JAMES E. THOMAS AND FAMILY. •
Deaths.
4DIHSON. EARL EDWARD. Departed this
life on Saturdav. January at
*- a m., at Gallinger Hospital. EARL
EDWARD ADDISON Remains resting
temporarily at Mason’s funeral home
t!500 Nichols ave. s.e. He leaves to
mourn their loss a loving wife. Eliza
beth Addison: mother Lillie Addison:
father. George Addison: two brothers. !
Melvin and George Addison jr.: several
aunts and uncles and a host of other
relatives and friends. Notice of funeral
later. •
BARBER. WILLIAM G. On Saturday.
January *!6. 19H5. at the Washington
Sanitarium Takorna Park Md. WIL
LIAM G., beloved husband of Sarah A.
Barber. Body resting at Warner E.
Pumphrey’s funeral home K4‘?4 Georgia
ave Silver Spring. Md. Notice of
services later.
BASKERVILLE. DOUGLASS. On Thurs
day. January *'4 Itm at Gallincer Hos- I
pitai. DOUG* ASS. beloved husband of i
the late Ida Baskerville and devoted fa- .
ther of Franris. Lester and Corrine Bas- j
kerviUe and Mrs Wilhelmina Figavooie. ,
Remains renting at. his late residence. f>l
Myrtle st n.e Funeral Monday. Jan- 1
uary OH. et 1 p m., from the above resi
dence Friends invited. Interment
Payne's Cemetery. •
BISHOP. CORNELIA. Departed this life
on inursaay .January iH-sr>. ar ner
residency. 101? 9th st. n w.. CORNELIA
BISHOP She leaves to mourn their
loss a nephew Robert Faulcom: a niece.
Mrs. Emma Simms, and a friend. Mrs.
Elizabeth Harris and a host of other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at the Malvan & Schey funeral home.
New Jersey ave. and R st. n.w Funeral
Monday. January 2s. at 2:30 p.m . from
above parlor Relations and friends In
vited Interment Harmony Cemetery.
BLACKWELL. DEAN S. On Saturday.
January 26 1935. DEAN S BLACK
WELL beloved husband of Helen Lee
Blackwell and father of Doris J . Nina
A and Niles S Blackwell. Funeral from
the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast
funeral home. 517 11th st. se on Mon
day- January 28. at 3 p m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 27
FOUND.
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Phone North 5730_____
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER at 34 th and
Woodley rd. Phone Emerson 2000 for
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Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up
to noon day of issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to JO a m.
day of issue. For the Sunday Star
up to 11 p.m. Saturday.
RBIEF CASE, with papers and laundry
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BUNCH OF KEYS—Saturday. In front of
Packard Motors. Conn, ave & S. or in taxi
cab. Reward. Address Box 36-T. Star
ogee.___
COLLIE. white, half-grown, with buff
color, on head and hip: tag no. 22889;
liberal reward. Phone Emerson 15 <8.
CONTRACTS (53), belonging to Woman's
Home Companion Reading Club: return
to Rm 409. 1319 F st. n w : reward.
DIAMOND RING, girl's, white gold: gift
of dead mother, please return. Reward.
North 4699._ 28*
DOG. wire-haired terrier, white, brown
head. 4 black spots on body: vicinity Wes
ley Heights: reward. Cleveland 4965.
4512 Lowell st. n.w.__
DOG—Toy collie, male, red gold, with
whita throat. 2 years old: answers to name
"Snookle.” Lost January 24 from 1.04
Irving st. n.w. Reward. Columbia 8600
or Adams 9060-W.
ENGLISH SETTER, black and white
markings, female. 1 year old: reward. Call
Mr. TQrney, Geo. 7430. 5223 Georgia ave.*
ENVELOPE containing snapshots left In
cab Tuesday evening. Finder call Mrs.
Clower Columbia 9238. Reward._
EYEGLASSES, probably in Earle Bldg,
last Thursday. Finder kindly call Met.
4359. 1918 H st. n.w. Reward. 29*
EYEGLASSES, horn rimmed, in black
case: probably vicinity of Agriculture
Dept. Phone Col. 1250-W. Reward. •
FOX TERRIER (male). Thursday; short
tailed with white tip. black and white,
black head. J. J. Hurley. 839 Gist ave..
Silver Spring. Md. Shepherd 2592-W
POCKETBOOK. small, blue cloth, with
ornaments, containing eyeglasses. 1 <36
Columbia rd.. apt. 7. Phone Adams 48 <6.
POCKETBOOK. black, lost Friday morn
ing. Hecht’s basement, containing money,
glasses, paper*, keys. Please return glasses,
keep money, pocketbook. Adams 8.10.
Apt, 2J.7.
PURSE—Large, black leather, lady'*: con
taining eyeglasses and keys. Phone North
2770-J. Reward.___
RING—Lady's openwork platinum oblong
ring: 1 diamond. 2 sapphires: Allies Inn
or Fox Theater. Reward. Emerson 8444,
RING. Abilony pearl, at Palais Royal,
street floor; not valuable—more of a
keepsake Reward to finder. Miss Daisy
Berger 706 11th st. n.w„ Apt. 33. 27*
WRIST WATCH—Small yellow gold watch
or chain, shopping ^district. Garfield st. or
31th PL Reward, vleveland 3027.
Sfalbfl.
BROOKS. MARTHA A. Departed this life |
on Saturday. January 26. 1936. at 1
a.m.. at Oarfield Hospital. MARTHA A
BROOKS, beloved wife of Joseph A.
Brooks. She leaves to mourn their loss
other relatives and a host of friends.
Notice of funeral later. *
BROWN. DORIS BURCHARD. On Satur
day. January 26. 1936. at her residence.
354 South Milton ave.. Clarendon. V«..
DORIS BURCHARD BROWN, daughter
of Mrs. Addle K. Burchard and the late
Oeorge C. Burchard. Services at the
above address on Monday. January 23.
at 10 a.m. Interment Rock Creek Cem
etery. 27
BULLET. EDWARD ALEXANDER. On
Friday. January 25. 1935. at his resi
dence. 1210 Mass. ave. n w,. EDWARD
ALEXANDER BULLET, beloved eon of
tha late Alexander and Catherine Bulley.
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers fu
neral borne. 1400 Cbapln st. n.w.. on
Monday. January 28. at 2 o m. Inter
ment Congressional Cemetery. 27
BURKE. ANNIE M. Departed this life on
Wednesday. Janaary 23. 1935. at her
residence. 2C17 K st. n w.. after a long
lllnesa. ANNIE M BURKE, beloved wife
of William A. Burke and mother of Edna
B. Wheeler. 8he also leaves to mourn
tbelr loss one son-in-law. Lucius F.
Wheeler, and three grandsons. William
L.. Walter B. and Ralph D. Wheeler, and
a host of other relatives and friends.
Funeral Sunday, January 27. at 2 p m.,
from her late residence. Interment at
Harmony Cemetery. 27
BURKE. WILLIAM R. Departed this life
on Saturday. January 26. 1935. at
Freedmen's Hospital. WILLIAM R.
BURKE beloved husband of Annie M.
Burke, father of Edna B. Wheeler. He
also leaves to mourn their loss one son
in-law. Lucius M. Wheeler; three grand
son*. William L. Walter B. and Ralph
D. Wheeler. Funeral Sunday. January
27. at 2 p.m.. from his late residence.
2617 K st. n.w. Interment Harmony
Cemetery.
CATLETT. WILLIAM H. Departed this
life on Friday. January 25. 1935. at
6:50 a.m.. at his residence. 00" S st.
n.w.. WILLIAM H. CATLETT, beloved
son of the late Rev. Albert H. and Lucy
Catlett, the husband of Jennie Catlett.
He also leaves to mourn their loss a de
voted stepmother. Mrs. Minnie Catlett:
three sisters. Mrs. Ruth Yearde Mrs.
Eva Murphy of New York City and Mrs.
JosleTate; five children Mamie, William
H.. Jr.: George. Roy and Ruth Catlett,
and a host of other relatives and friends.
Funeral Monday. January 28. at 1
o'clock from Third Baptist Church at
5th and Q sts. n.w. Relatives and
friends are invited. 27*
CHEW. MONROE GRAYSON. On Satur
day. January *J6. 11*35. at his residence,
Glencarlyn. Va . in his 92nd year. MON
ROE GRAYSON CHEW, beloved hus
band of Margaret Hester Chew. He is
survived by his wife, five sons. Frisby
Freeland William Hester. Bowie Tyler
and Augustian Chew, all of Arlington
County, and Monroe Grayson Chew. 1r..
of Washington. D C . and one daugh
ter. Mrs P. G. Melbourn of Laurel. Md.
Notice of funeral later. 28
COX. LOUIS. Departed this life on Sun
day. January 20. 1935. at St. Elizabeth's
Hospital. LOUIS OOX. brother of Traverse
and the late William Cox. brother-in-law
of Mrs Lula Cox. He also leaves two
nephews, seven nieces and many other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel.
3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Interment Mon
day. January 28. at 4 p m., in Odd Fel
lows' Cemetery. Arlington. V».
FITZHCGH. OR. HENRY MAYNADIER. On
Friday. January 25. 1935. at the Uni
versity Hospital. Dr HENRY MAYNA
DIER. husband of Mary Aldridge Fitz
hugh. Services at Christ Episcopal
Church. 8t. Paul and Chase ats.. Balti
more. Md.. on Monday January 28. at
2:30 p.m. Interment private. 27
GILL. ARTHLR L. Suddenly, on Wed
nesday. January 23. 1935. ARTHUR L.
GILL, member of the Columbia Typo
graphical Union beloved son of the late
Charles H and Alice V. Gill. Funeral
from the Wm. H. Sardo A Co funeral
chapel. 412 H st. n e.. on Monday. Jan
uary 28. at 3 p m Relatives and friends
Invited. Interment Port Lincoln Ceme
tery.
GRAY. MARY JOAN. Suddenly, on Fri
day January 25. 1935. MARY JOAN
GRAY, aged 2 years, beloved daughter of
Paul Stewart and Virginia Gray of 18
7th st s.e. Services will be held at
Zurhorst's funeral parlors. 301 East
Capitol st.. Monday. January 2b. at 11
am.
GREEN. J. H. (PECK). On Friday Jan
uary 25. 1335. at Rockingham Memorial
Hospital. Harrisonburg. Va.. J. H
I PECK 1 GREEN beloved husband of
Mary Lamb Green Funeral on Monday.
January 28. at 10 a m., at Harrison
burg. Va. 27
GREEN. JOHN H. McKinley Council No
932. National Union Assurance Society,
announces the death of Member JOHN
H GREEN, at Harrisonburg. Va.. on
Friday. January 25. 1935.
GRIFFIN. JAMES. ' On Friday. January 25.
4935. at Children's Hospital. JAMES
GRIFFIN, son of Mrs. Sarah Griffin. Fu
neral Monday. January 2b. at 1 pm.
from his late residence. 819 3rd st. s.e.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
GROSECLOSE. CHARLES J. On Friday.
January 25. 1935. at Garfield Hospital.
CHARLES J. GROSECLOSE of 1832 New
ton st. n w.. beloved husband of Lillian
8. Groseclose and father of Tyler Lee
Groseclose of Philadelphia. Pa., and
Mrs E. Kent Clark of this city. Serv
ices at S H. Hines Co's funeral home.
2901 14th st. n.w. on Monday. January
28. at 11 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 27
HAIGHT. ALICE ROSE. On Saturday.
January 20 1935. at her residence 8tigo
Mill road. Takoma Park. Md.. ALICE
ROSE HAIGHT beloved mother of Henry
F and Charles L Haight Mrs. Mary E
Carter and Mrs. Lida A. Law. Remains
resting at the W W. Chambers Co. fu
neral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice
of funeral later
HARRIS. STANLEY. Departed this life
on Thursday. January 24. 1935. STAN
LEY HARRIS of 520 25th pi. n.e. He
leaves to mourn their loss a mother.
Alice Harris: a father. Conwood Harris:
a sister Constance Harris, and a host
of other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at Malvan A Schey's funeral
home until Sunday. January 27. at 2
p.m.: then to his grandmothers resi
dence. till) loth st. n.e. Funeral from
the house Monday January 78 at 12:3n
p m Relations and friends invited. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
HIRSH. ARNOLD. On Saturday. January
"d 1935. at Homeopathic Hospital.
Camden N J ARNOLD HIRSH aged
5(i years, brother of Henry A. Htrsh.
Mrs. Jacob Rosenberg and Mrs Rose
Eskin. Funeral service at the chape) ol
Brrnard Danzansky. 3501 14th st. n.w..
on Monday. January 28. at 2 p.m. In
terment Adas Israel Cemetery. 28*
HOOPES. SARAH R. Suddenly, on Satur
day. January 20. 1935. at her residence.
SIS G st. n.e SARAH R. HOOPES be
loved wife of Edward C. Hoopes. Re
mains resting at Chaillet's funeral home.
1K04 M st. n.w.. until Sunday. January
27. at H a.m. Interment Mount Hope
Cemetery. Chester. Pa iWest Chester
and Chester papers please copy.) *
KELLY. JOHN W. On Saturday. January
20. i 935. JOHN W KELLY Funeral
will be held from the residence of his
sister. Mrs. Clara A Rice of 1120 4th
st. n.e.. on Tuesday. January 29. at 8:3(1
am. Requiem mass at St. Aloysius
Church at 9 a.m. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends
invited. 28
LAUDER. JOHN WILLIAM. Suddenly, on
Friday. January 25. 1935. at the resi
dence of his daughter. Mrs. Hugh Burke
of Vienna. Va JOHN WILLIAM
LAUDER, in his 87th year. He Is also
survived by his son. Hervey L. Lauder
of 1029 Wisconsin ave. n.w.. and a
daughter. Mrs. John Beall of Aurora
Heights. Va. Remains resting at Joseph
F Birch's Sons' funeral home. .10.14 M
st. n.w.. where services will be held on
Monday. January 28 at 3 p.m. Inter
ment Oak Hill Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited.
LOGAN. LILLIAN VIANDS. On Friday
January 25. 1935. at her residence, or
the Leesburg and Georgetown road neat
Chain Bridge. Va.. LILLIAN VIANDS
LOGAN wife of Charles Richard Logan
and mother of Mrs. Bright Carper. Mrs
Joseph Eton bock, and Frances. Sarah
and Richard Logan Ir. Sendees at the
chapel of Joseph Gawler's Sons. 175*1
Pa. ave. n.w.. on Monday January 28,
at 2 p.m. Interment Lewinsvllle. Va. 2<
MANION. JOHN J. On Friday. January
25 1935. at Garfield Hospital. JOHN J
MANION of 3424 Mount Pleasant st.
nw.. beloved husband of Lora F. Man
ton. father of Helen. Esther Ann John
William and Gregory Manion. Funera
services at the S. H. Hines Oo. funeral
home. 2901 14th st n.w.. Monday. Jan
uarv 28. at 8:30 a.m.: thence to the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart, lfith st. and
Park road n.w.. where mass will be of
fered at 9 a.m. for the repose of his
soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MASK. JOHN M. Departed this life on
Friday. January 25. 1935 at 7.22 am
at 1915 14th st. n.w Apt. 22. JOHN
M MASK the loving father of Frances
M Thomas, lather-tn-law of Dr. Vincent
B. Thomas. He also leaves a host of
friends. Remains resting at S P. 1Mor
row & Co s funeral parlors. 1344 4th
st blw. Funeral on Sunday. January
27 at 2 pm., from the above-named
funeral parlor. Interment Lincoln Me
morial Cemetery. -7
MILLER. JOHN E. On Saturday. January
26. 1935. at Garfield Hospital. JOHN E.
MILLER Of Elizabeth, N. J. Services at
the S. H Hines Co^uneral home. 2991
14th st. n.w . on Monday evening. Jan
uary" 28. interment Tuesday at Union.
N. J.
NEWBERRY. HOPE R. Departed this life
suddenly, on Friday. January 25. 1935.
HOPKJt. NEWBERRY of 4715 Clay st
n.e . beloved daughter of Harry F. and
Pearl Berkeley Newberry, devoted niece
ol Leona Berkeley and Della Blackwell,
cousin at Laverne Blackwell. Remains
resting at Malvan A Schey's funeral
home. N. J. ave. and R sts. n.w. Family
at 1930 N. H. ave. n.w.. Apt. 4. Fu
neral Tuesday. January 29. at 1:30 prn
from 1930 N. H. ave. n.w. Apt. 4. Rel
atives and friends invited. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
QUINN. WILLIAM LLOYD. On Saturday
January 26. 1935. at the residence of
Mary L. Delosler. 623 Md. ave. n.e..
WILLIAM LLOYD QUINN of Indian
Head. Md. 8ervices at the residence of
his brother. Michael Quinn. Indian Head.
Md.. on Monday. January 28. at 8:30
a.m.; thence to St. Mary’s Church. In
dian Head Md.. where mass will be of
fered at 0 a.m. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Relatives and
friends Invited.
BAY. GERTBUDE. Departed this life on
Thursday. January 24. 1935. GERTRUDE
FAY of 1317 Corcoran st. n.w. She
leaves to mourn their loss a devoted
brother, two aunts, four uncles and a
host of friends. Remains resting at
the George B. Clarke funeral parlors.
1416 Florida ave. n.e. Funeral Monday.
January 28. at 1 p.m.. from the above
named chapel. \ Interment Lincoln Cem
etery.
SftltljH.
. ,^n. Saturday January
8t«r kl* home. Gaithersburg.
M<1 JOHN W REID Remain* resting
ft the Roy W Barber's funeral home.
Laytonsville. Md. Funeral services a 111
£eld K.P™ M r Church Galthers
bura. Md.. on Monday January !>8 at
2 p.m. Interment Forest Oak Cemetery.
ROSS. HENRY L. Departed this life on
Thursday. January 24. 10:45 at 5220
Foote st. me HENRY L. ROSS, husband
of Mary Roskt father of Grace Bush
and uncle of Norman and Arthur Ross,
Mrs. Mamie Johnson. Mrs. Alberta Wil
son and Mrs. Henrietta Ross. He also
» host of other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at S. P Mor
row & Co.’s funeral parlors. 1:444 4th
st. n.w. Funeral Monday. January 2H,
at 1 p m., from the above funeral par
lors. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
SCP'?T. WILLMA K. On Thursday. Janu
“ry 24. JO-Ovat Sibley HospitaL WILL
MA K. .(riTp Armor), beloved
wife of William A Seott Funeral from
her late residence. 2304 Nicholson st.
Ae.. on Monday January 28. at 2 pm.
Relatives ar.d friends in Ited. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 27
SHI MATE. VIRGINIA A. E. On Friday
January 25. i»35. at Sibley Hospital'
VIRGINM A E SHUMATE wife of
th* W O. Shumate, mother of R
W. Shumate Mrs Minnie Kinney and
Mrs J. C TrouL Remains resting at
the 8 H. Hines Co funeral home 2001
14lh st. mw. Services and interment
at Morrlsvllle. Va . on Monday. Jan
uary 28. 27
SKINNER. GEORGE 8.. JR. On Friday
£S£?,r/ 25. 1035. GEORGE S SKIN
NER. Jr beloved son of Mr and Mrs.
Oeorre Sfrnnsr. sr. Funeral services
at the W. W Chambers Co southeast
funeral home. 517 11th st. se.. on
Monday January 28 at 2 D m Relatives
ar.d friends are Invited to attend In
terment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
SKINNER, GEOKGE. On Saturday. Jan
u»ry 2*L 1035. at Gallmaer Hospital.
GEORGE SKINNER loving father of
Mrs. Annie Lewis. Mrs. Bessie Simmons
Robert and John Skinner. He leaves
other relatives and friends. Rpmains
resting at the John T. Rhines funeral
fhapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s w. Notice of
funeral later.
SMALLWOOD. ROBERT. Departed this
life on Wednesday January 23. 1035
ROBERT SMALLWOOD. He leaves to
mourn a devoted wife, Estelle Small
wood: a daughter. Ruth Smallwood: a
mother, two sisters and five brothers.
Funeral Monday. January tin. at D m.,
from Richardson & Robinson's funeral
home. 1700 Vermont ave. n w. Rela
tives and friends invited
I smim. A. on Thursday. January
24. 1935 JOHN A SMITH, beloved hus
band of Stella V. Smith Funeral from
the residence of his daughter. Mrs. Har
vey Patton. 1022 4th st. n.e on Sun
\day. January 27 at 1 p m Services af
the Capitol Memorial Church 5th and
P sts n w . at 1:30 p m. Relatives ah'4
friends Invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 27
STEINBERG. ANNA JANE. On Pridav.
January 25 1935. ANNA JANE STEIN
BERG. 4 years of age beloved daughter
of Robert A. and Lillian Steinberg. Fu
neral from the chapel of Bernard Dan
zansky. 3501 14th st. n.w.. on Sunday
January 27. at iO a m. Interment Adas
Israel Cemetery Please omit flowers.
STEWABT. AMANDA. On Friday. Jan
uary 25. 1935. at the home of her
cousin. Mrs. Nicholas Harding. German
town. Md.. AMANDA STEWART, age !
84 years. Remains resting at Gartner's
funeral home. Gaithersburg Md Fu
neral services Sunday. January 2". at
2 p.m.. at Mount Carmel Church. Sun
shine. Md. Interment church cemetery.
TALCOTT. EUNICE MAUDE SAWYER. On
Saturday January 26. 1935. at her resi
dence J4<ii Girard st. nw EUNICE
MAUDE SAWYER, widow of Robert Ba -
nard Talcott and sister of Mrs. Emma S.
Miller. Remains resting at Joseph F.
Birch s sons* funeral home. 3034 M f*.
n w Services at Oak Hill Chapel. :;0*h
and R sts. n.w.. on Tuesday. January 29.
at 2 p m. 2b
THOMAS. JAMES. On Thursday. January
24. 1935 at his residence 411 South
Alfred st.. Alexandria. Va.. JAMES
THOMAS, devoted father of Charles.
James. Willie and Sarah Thomas loYed
brother of Jennie and Charles Thomas.
He leaves other relatives and many
lriends Remains resting at the John
T. Rhines funeral home. 221 N. Patrick
st.. Alexandria. Va Funeral Monday.
January 2H at 1 p.m.. from his la’e
residence. Interment Arlington Nation
al Cemetery. 27
THORNTON. EDNA M. On Saturday.
January 26. 1935. at George Washing
ton University Hospital, after a short
illness. EDNA M. THORNTON of 1713
M st n w. Services at chapel of S. H.
Hines Co., on Tuesday. January 29. at
10 a m. •
THORNTON. SAMUEL. On Friday. Jan
uary 25. 1935. SAMUEL THORNTON of
32o D st. s w. He leaves to mourn their
loss three sisters. Mrs. Mary Lewis. Mrs.
Lillian Cravitt and Mrs Alice Wilson:
one brother Lewis Thornton, and a hast
of other relatives and friends Remains
resting at Malvan A- Schev s funeral par
lors. N J. ave and R st. n.w. Notice
i of funeral later.
TUCKER. ALEXANDER DALLAS. On
I Saturday. January 26. 1936. at his re? -
dence. 1346 Park rd n.w.. ALEXANDER
DALLAS TUCKER, husband of Miriam
Mankin Tucker father of M Ethel
Tucker of Washington D C. and Edwin
I D. Tucker of New York City. Funeial
i services at the S H Hines Co funeral
home. 2901 14th st. n.w.. Monday. Jan
uary 2S. at 1 pm. Interment Congres
sional Cemetery.
WELDIN. JOHN W. On Saturday. Jan
uary 26 1935 at the residence of his
daughter. 115 Lee ave Arlington. Va .
JOHN W WELDIN beloved husband of
the late Jennie Gillespie Weldin and
father of Mrs G. C. True of Arlington.
Mrs A J. Nally of Gosh-n. N. Y and
John Weldin of Oswego. N Y. Puueral
Sunday. January 27. at 3 p m. from
1 Arlington M F Church Arlington. Va.
Interment. Fulton N. Y.
WORMLEY. EVERETT. Departed this lif*
nn Saturday January 26 1935 at 9*15
pm at Gailineer Hospital. EVERETT
| WORMLEY aged 47 years, beloved hus
band of Carrie Wormier H* leaves to
mourn their loss a mother El Me Worm
ley: two sisters, two brothers, n Men
( son. Earl Douglas He was a faithful
member of Miming Star Iindee of Elks.
I No. 40. and John Marshal! Harlar Rr
j lief Association. Notice of funeral W*r.
ftt €Umnriant.
BRAXTON. JOSEPH S. Sacred to V'f
! memorv of our (tear lui'band and fathf.
JOSEPH S BRAXTON, w^ho departed
1 this life six years ago today. January
I 27. 1929.
God saw the road was getting rough.
The hills hard to climb.
He e»ntlv closed his loving eyes
And whisoered Peace be thine
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. •
BRAXTON. BETSY. In cherished and
I everlasting memory of our darling
mother BETSY BRAXTON, who passed
t nr 14 veai-s aeo today. January 27. 1921.
I HER DATJOHTERS P. CHISLEY AND
N BOWE
JERNAGIN ROSABEI.LE C. In remem
brance of our loving daughter and gut
ter. ROSABETLE C. JERNAGIN who
departed this life January 27. 1932.
Her smiline way and pleasant face
Are a pleasure to recall:
She had a kindly word for every one
And died beloved bv all.
REV. AND MRS W. H JERNAGIN AND
DAUGHTERS *
JORDAN. THOMAS W. A tribute of love
and devotion to the memory of our dear
husband and father. THOMAS W. JOR
DAN. who passed on six years ago to
day. January 27. 1929. _
HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER. •
PAYNE. HARRY T. In loving remem
brance of my dear father. HARRY T.
PAYNE who departed this life three
years ago today. January 27. 1932
1 HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER. LEONORA
M. BERGMANN.
RILEY. EDITH E. In loving remembrance
of our dear daughter and sister. EDITH
E. RILEY <rye Annadale) who died lti
years ago. January 27. 1919.
Loved in life.
Remembered in death
THE FAMILY. •
SAMUELS. MARIE. In loving memory of
my mother. MARIE SAMUELS, who
passed away three years ago today,
January 27. 1932.
Gone but not forgotten.
LONELY DAUGHTER. EVELYN MUN
SON.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS T
WILLIAM H. SCOTT
409 xth St^SE_Lincoln 0530..
JOHN R. WRIGHT
1337 1 Oth St. N.W. Phone North INM7
V. L. SPEARE CO.
Neither the successor to nor connected with
the original W. R. Speare establishment.
NAl ionaf*2 R02 1009 H St. N«W«
J. William Lee’s Sons Co. ■>
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
CREMATORIUM
4th and Mass, Ave. N.E._Lincoln 5280
Frank Geier’s Sons Co.
ti&5STt£lfr Nm NAtional 2473
Joseph F. Birch’s Sons *
(A. L. HAYCOCK, Mgr.)
gSgjiSffffig 3034 M St. N.W.
ALMUS R. SPEARE"
Succeeding the original
W. R. SPEARE
Formerly 1208 H St. N.W. ,
Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. Avp.
CEMETERY LOTS.
WILL SACRIFICE FOR CASH CHOlOfc
lot in Congressional Cemetery, near «n
tranc*^J?hone_Urieolii_(j5»iMVi__i___
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
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and Sundays 14th & Eye
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