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By the Associ.tpd Press.
PITTSBURGH, April 20—Dr.
Vllhjalmur Stefansson, the Arctic ex
plorer. today explained his theory that
America was discovered by the Irish
nearly seven centuries before Colum
bus' voyage in 1492.
Elaborating on the statements he
made In an address to the Pennsyl
vania Historical Society. Stefansson
said an Irish expedition braved 600
miles of open sea to reach Iceland,
and added:
“The discovery of Iceland was the
discovery of North America because
from Iceland you can see Greenland
and from Greenland the next Island
and so on west till you see the main
land.
“We don’t know the name of the
discoverer, but we know he was Irish
and probably a clergyman.’’
Dates Trip About 795.
“In 820 A. D. an Irish monk named
Dicuil wrote a book—one manuscript
is at Oxford—in which he said he had
spoken with clergymen who were in
Iceland 25 years earlier or about 795,’’
Stefansson explained.
“About the same time the Norse
men conquered a large part of Ireland
and learned from the Irish that they
had discovered a large island to the
northwest, so they went to look for it.
This was about 850 A. D. and is not
disputed by the Norse because they
reported they saw Irish clergy and
peasants when they reached Iceland.
“Attention should be called to a
common mistake about the matter.
Many persons say the Norse found
only men on the island, but that was
not true since the Irish clergy was not
celebate at the time as is is now’.”
He recounted that Norsemen first
discovered Greenland in 982. settled
tt and Christianized it.
The Pope sent a bishop there in
1126 and the bishopric was continued
until 1528. This claim Is supported,
said the explorer, by papal bulls.
"Strangely enough." Stefansson said,
"after the voyages of Columbus it be
came to the Interest of the Spanish
crown to credit Columbus with being
the discoverer of America. They based
their claim to the new land on his
work.
"It's a reasonable explanation to as
sume the Pope, under the Influence
of the then great Spanish nation,
withdrew the bishop of Greenland in
1528 to help people forget the Irish
discovery. After all, England and the
north countries had broken away
from Rome by that time.”
IRISH DISCLAIM HONOR.
Trip by St. Brendan In Sixth Cen
tury Fruitless.
By the Associated Press.
DUBUN, Irish Free State. April
20.—As much as they would like
to see some Irishman get the credit,
authorities here were forced to admit
today that Columbus’ claim to fame
by discovering America still stands.
Authorities said the nearest an
Irishman got to beating Columbus was
a fruitless Atlantic trip by a saint
named St. Brendan In the sixth cen
tury, who set out to discover "the
promised land of saints," which he
believed existed to the west. Legend
says that during the trip the party
actually landed on what they thought
was a new island, but that It proved
to be only a huge whale taking a nap.
When he eventually returned. Bren
dan reported he had seen a large land
somewhere. “St. Brendan's Island"
was duly entered on a map. but after
years of wrangling by dubious geogra
phers they decided there was no such
place.
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T. J. HURNEY RITES
TO BE ON TUESDAY
Registrar of Georgetown Law
School Died Suddenly Yes
terday.
Funeral services for Thomas J.
1 Hurney, 46. Georgetown Law Srhool
registrar, who died suddenly early yes
terday, will be held Tuesday morn
ing, with burial In Mount Olivet Ceme
tery. Arrangements for the funeral
will be announced later.
Mr. Hurney was ill only one day.
He was stricken with a throat trouble
Friday night and the day before had
attended to his duties at the school.
He was a brother of the late Francis
J. Hurney, for many years pastor of
the Church of the Immaculate Con
ception In this city.
A graduate of the Law School in
1911 he took a master's degree the
following year and entered the law
offices of Hamilton & Hamilton, the
I senior member of which is George E.
j Hamilton, dean of law' at Georgetown.
: He became registrar of the school in
! 1919, after service in the World War.
■ and was secretary also of the local
i alumni club. He was a member of
, Vincent Costello Post of the American
j Legion, of the Gamma Eta Gamma
I Fraternity and of Pi Gamma Mu Hon
orary Society and was a member of
the Knights of Columbus.
Mr. Hurney was a native of Wash
ington and married Miss Lorraine Wall
of this city. He is survived by his
widow and three children. Thomas J.
jr.; Lorraine and Francis J. Hurney.
Five brothers. Joseph J.. John. Alfred,
Leo and Paul Hurney, all of this city,
also survive him.
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THE WEATHER
District of Columbia—Probably light
rain and slightly colder today; tomor
row cloudy, preceded by rain in morn
ing, moderate northeast winds.
Maryland—Probably rain today and
tomorrow, slightly colder in central
portion today.
Virginia—Probably occasional rain
today and tomorrow, slightly colder In
north portion today.
West Virginia—Cloudy, rdln in south
and cast portions today; tomorrow
cloudy, probably rain in east portion
in morning, not much change In
temperature.
Report Until It P.M. Saturday.
Midnight . 57 12 noon.fi8
2 a.m. 52 2 p.m.74
4 a.m. 50 4 p.m.74
6 a.m. ...... 54 s p.m. ...... 70
8 a.m. 56 8 p.m.66
10 a.m.62 10 p.m.62
Record Until 10 P.M. Saturday.
Highest, 74, 4 p.m. yesterday. Year
ago. 61.
Lowest, 50, 4 a.m. yesterday. Year
ago, 45.
Record Temperatnrea This Year.
Highest, 80, on March 21.
Lowest, —2, on January 28.
Tide Tables.
(Furnished by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey.)
Today. Tomorrow.
High .9:34 a.m. 10:13a.m.
Low.3:51am. 4:26 a.m.
High.9:57 p.m. 10:38 p.m.
Low..4:40p.m. 5:21p.m.
The Sun and Moon.
Rises. Sets.
Sun, today .... 5:25 6 49
Sun, tomorrow . 5:24 6:50
Moon, today.... 10:13p.m. 6:40a.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. 1935. Average. Record.
January .... 5.27 3 55 7 09 '82
February .... 2 37 3 27 6 84 '84
March. 3 39 3.75 8 84 '91
April . 3.24 3.27 9.13 '89
May. 3 70 10 69 '89
' June. 4.13 10.94 ’00
July . 4 71 10.63 '86
j August . 4 01 14 41 '28
' September . 3 24 17.45 '34
(October. 2.84 8.57 '85
November. 2 37 8 69 '89
(December. 3.32 7 56 '01
Weather in Various Cities.
^-Temperature.^ Preelpl
Max. Min. tttion.x
Sat- Fri Sat. pm. to
.1 .„ urdav. nteht.8p in.8D.rn.
Asheville. N. C ... ox 50 tin 0 14
Atlanta. Gar.. ... 70 fin 84 0 4X
Atlenttc City. N. J. 04 40 so
Baltimore M. . . fix 54 04
Birmingham. Ala.. nx 82 t,4 114
Bismarck. N Dak., nx :ih hh
Boston. Mass. 04 4-; tin
Buffalo. N Y. 50 :ix - 4x
(Chicago. Ill . 52 44 4rt ...
I Cincinnati, Ohio... nx .-,11 «»
i Cheyenne Wvo.. . . 82 lift so ..
Cleveland Ohio... 5X 4ti 58
Davenport. Iowa... titi 42 «'•
.Denver Colo .. 114 44 tin
Des Moines. Iowa.. 7u 4n Mil ",
I Detroit. Mich. 04 :tx r,x
j Duluth. Minn. 50 :S2 44
: El Paso. Tex .78 48 74
.Halve .ton Tex.... 74 ti4 7n oj
• Helena Mom ... fix ::s 54 ,, ,,
Indianapolis. Ind.. 82 44 fix
Jacksonville. Fla... xx ,14 7h
Kansas City. Mo., tix ;tx ti4
Little Rock. Ark . 5X 67 .VI on
Los Angeles. Calif.. 74 5H 04
Louisville. Ky..... «x 52 114
Marquette. Mich... 4n no 411
Memphis. Tenn- 02 50 5h no
Miami. Fla .... 84 70 78
Minneapolis. Minn, on 41 58
Mobile. Ala.7n ox 70 j'7
New Orleans. La.. 7 0 00 74 •> 0
New York. N. Y . fix 4X 50
North Platte Nebr. 74 40 72
Omaha Nebr ... 7ft 4X 74
Philadelphia. Pa... 72 52 On
Phoenix. A.riz. on 5x xo
FitUOurgh. Pa.... 711 44 02 ".
Portlaid. Me. On 42 54 .
Portland Oreg . on 4X 5R
Salt Lake City. Utah 70 5n 70
St. Louis. Mo .04 40 on
San Antonio Tex. .70 02 72
San Diego Calif... fix 50 fin !
San Francisco .... 04 52 58 '
Santa Fe. N Mex.. fin no 5°
Savannah. Ga. xo 04 74
Seattle. Wash. 58 4fi 52 0 0
Springfield. Ill. HO 42 fin
Tamna. Fla. . xx 04 70
Vicksburg Mtss.. . . «o 04 02 00.
WASH GTON. D. C. 74 50 80
P.-T. A. SHOWS GROWTH
The parent-teacher membership
throughout the country has jumped
261.817 during the past year, brlng
1 ing the total to 1.727,727. Mrs. B. P.
j Langworthy, president of the National
1 Congress of Parents and Teachers, an
| nounced yesterday.
The District's share In the Increase
has been nearly a quarter of its mem
bership, with 12,035 members now as
against 9,930 last year. California
led the country in point of members
with 196.959. a gain of almost 12,000
over last year.
Palmisano to Be Honored.
A banquet and dance in honor of
Representatives Palmisano. Cheviccia
and Marcantonio will be given by the
Lido Civic Club May 15. it was an
nounced following the regular monthly
meeting of the group at the May
flower Hotel recently. •
(edar Hill
(emetery
AS DRY AS BEAUTIFUL
TWO NAVY CAPTAINS
TO RETIRE APRIL 30
Jeffers, Native of Scotland, Served
Here—Landenberger Was
Governor of Samoa.
Capt. William N. Jeffers and Capt.
George B. Landenberger, both of
whom have had about 30 years’ service
In the Navy, were directed yesterday
to proceed to their homer, and be re
lieved of all active duty. This will be
effective April 30.
Capt. Jeffers, a native of Scotland,
served In Washington a number of
times. He was In the Office of Naval
Intelligence in 1910 and again In 1915,
and after the World War came here to
serve In the Office of Naval Operations
and as a member of the Board of
Inspection and Survey. In 1930 he
was captain of the yard at the Norfolk
Navy Yard and hia last assignment
has been officer In charge of the
Branch Hydrographic Office at Norfolk.
Service as Governor of American
Samoa and as commandant of the
Naval Station at Tutuila. Samoa, is
prominent on the record of Capt.
Landenberger. He was chief of staff
of the 15th Naval District In the
Canal Zone from June, 1931, until
recently. He is now at the Navy Yard
at Philadelphia.
(Carha of Shanks.
ANDERSON. GEORGIANA. We desire to
express out sincere thanks and gratitude
for the beautiful floral tributes, friendly
deeds done and other expressions of
sympathy offered at the passing of our
beloved daughter and sister. GEOR
GIANA ANDERSON. THE FAMILY.
BIRWELL. ARTHUR ALPHONSO. We
wish to express our sincere thanks and
profound appreciation to our relative*,
friends and coworkers for their kind
thoughts and sympathy expressed, and
to the church and ministers lor their
interest and prayers for our invalid
mother and aged fatlier. and to the doc
tors and nurses for the splendid serv
ices rendered at the passing of our loved
one. ARTHUR ALPHONSO BURWELL.
MR AND MRS VIRGIL H. FRANKLIN
AND FAMILY.
HAWTHORNE. ANGIE The family of the
late ANGIE HAWTHORNE wishes to ex
press sincere thanks and gratitude to
relatives and friends for their many ex
pressions of sympathy and beautiful
foral tributes during our sad bereave
ment at the death of our devoted
daughter and sister. THE FAMILY. •
ROBINSON. LUCINDA. The family of the
late LUCINDA ROBINSON wisher; to
thank the neighbors and many friends
for their kindness during the illness,
cards of sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes at the death of our dear moth
er. LUCINDA ROBINSON. FAMILY.
firatha.
BIH.FFU.DT. VIRNIE L. On Frida*.
April i;» 1035. at her residence. *2728
Roth place n.w. VEPNIE L. widow of
Herman Bielefelrit. Services mt Joseph
Oawler Sons' chapel. 1756 Pa ave n w .
on Monday. April 22. at 2 p m Please
omit flowers. Interment private. 21
BOWMAN. BELLE. On Tuesday. April 16.
11*35. at Gallmger Hospital. BELLE
BOWMAN. belo\ed wife of Robert Bow - ,
man. devoted daughter of Cordelia Dor- 1
sey. mother of Mrs. Margaret Jonrs.
sister of Mrn Agnes Thomas and Mrs.
Martha Harris. She also leaves many
other relatives and friends Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines funeral
chapel 3rd anti Eye sts. s.w. Funeral
Sunday. April 21. at 2 pm. from tiie
Metropolitan M. E. Church. Pomonkey.
Md. 11
BRYANT. JOHN. Suddenly, on Saturday.
April 2o. 1935. at his residence. 526
60th st. n e JOHN, the beloved hus
band of Ella Bryant. He leaves, besides
his wife, one daughter and other rela
tives and friends to mourn their loss.1
Remains resting at Henry S. Washing
ton A Sons' funeral home 4025 Deane
ave. n.e. Funeral Tuesday. Aoril 23.
at 1 p m.. from the above-named fu
neral home. Interment in Payne s Cem
etery.
Bl RROl C.H8. H. BRI’CE. On Friday.
April 19. 1935. at his residence T B
Md. H BRUCE BURROUGHS, husband
ot Laura Hiintt Burroughs. Funeral
services at Church of the Incarnation.
Brandywine Md Monday April 22. at :
11 a m. Interment Mattawoman Cem
etery. 21
CAMBRON. LETTIE DUNCAN. Mr. and
Mrs R Todd Duncan announce the
death of their mother. Mrs. LETTIE
DUNCAN CAMBRON on Saturday.
April 20. 1935. at 1:30 a m . at her
residence. 2345 Martindale ave.. In
dianapolis. Ind. Funeral Monday April
~ D m • from St. John's Baptist
Church. Interment Indianapolis. Ind. •
CARROLL. DONALD. On Friday. April
JO- 1935. at Freedniens Hospital. DON
ALD CARROLL beloved son of John H.
Carroll of Franconia. Va. He also
leaves nine sisters, four brothers and
many other relatives and a host of
fnenos Remains resting at the John
T. Rhines funeral home. 221 North
Patrick st.. Alexandria. Va. Notice of
funeral later. 21
CAYELLE. CAROLINE. On Fridpy. April
1,9. 1935. at Freeamen’s Hospital.
CAROLINE cAvELLE. the beloved moth
er of Mrs. Nellie Watts. Phanshon Ca- :
velle anti Oliver Poster and grandmother
?f John Potee Remains resting at the
W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432
\ou st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. 21
CHAMBERS. ELIZABETH. On Friday.
Aitr**!****™ al Gallmger Hospital.
ELIZABETH CHAMBERS She leaves
a mother, three sisters and one nephew
Remains resting at Richardson A Rob
inson's funeral home. i?no Vermont
■»**• n.w. Funeral services Monday,
April 12. at 2 p.m., at the above fu
neral home. Rev. J. L Henry officiating.
Interment Rosemont Cemetery.
CREATH. WILLIAM A. On Saturday,
iy;{5 at Garfield Hospital.
WILLIAM A. CREATH. beloved father of
Clara F. and Mead P. Creath. Remains
r* ting at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home. 2901 14th st n.w. Funeral serv
ices at the S. H. Hines funeral home,
19«»1 14th st. n.w., on Monday. April 22,
at 3 p.m. 11
Ct’RRIN. ELIZABETH. On Fridav. April
19. 1935. ELIZABETH CURRIN. Re
quiem mass will be offered at St. Roses
Technical School Chapel on Monday.
April 22. at 9 am Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
i/i uiiLi.i.i, runini. un Baiuruav.
April 20. l!»3.->. at Garfield Hospital.
ANTHONY, beloved husband of Emma
Di Giulian and father of Leonard.
Romeo. Charlie and Albert Di Giulian.
Funeral from his late residence. 325 G
st. n.e . on Tuesday. April 23. at K:30
a.m ; thence the the Holy Rosary
Church, where high mass will be sung
at 0 a.m. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment at St Mary s Ceme
tery. Please omit flowers. 22
DOUGHERTY. MARION T. On Thursday.
April 18. 1035. at 1 a m., at her resi
dence. 2512 Clifbourne place n.w..
MARION T. beloved daughter of the lat«
Cornelius A. and Susanna B. Dougherty
and sister of Mrs. Cornelia D. Yerby.
Funeral from her late residence (in
Monday. April 22. at P:30 a.m.: then
to St. Pauls Church. 15th and V sts.
n.w. Requiem mass at in a.m. Inter
ment (private' Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Please omit flowers 21
POUND.
FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
Animal Rescue League. 71 O st. n.w.
Phone North 5730. _
LOST.
Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star tea be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up
to noon day of issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 a.m.
day of issue. For the Sunday Star
up to 11 p.m. Saturday.
BOSTON BULL “TERRIER, male, brindle
and white: name Doc "; no tag. Reward.
Cleveland 8348.__
DOG—Boston bull terrier, female, brindle
with white face and no tall. Lincoln
0041. Reward._ __
EYEGLASSES in leather case marked
"Sime. Optician.” on Saturday. Reward.
Telephone Mr. Eisenhart. Columbia 7952-J.
•
FOX TERRIER with harness; one black,
one white eye. body white, one black
spot leg. near 14th and Fairmont. Re
ward. Phone Col. 7400. Apt. 804. 21»
GLASSES, mans, red case. Huffer &
Shinn. _ Reward._Emeraon 3430.__
LADYB PURSE, lost in vicinity 20th and
S sts. n.w Finder keen money and please
return purse and contents. 1911 S st.
n w_ __
POCKETBOOK. dark blue, contents, blue
(loves, keys. S24 to 12a. on Kith st. be
tween Taylor and Webater. Reward.
Georgia 31193.
POCKET BOOK, black. In Diamond cab
Thursday p.m. Keep money, return glasses
and beads. Mrs. C. Frank Keane. Mar
jorle Webster School. 17th h Kalmia rd.
PURSE, black leather, son block 10th st.
Finder return keys, driver's permit to Mrs.
L. R. Thompson. 17 Virglila st.. Chevy
Chase. Md.‘
PURSE, lady's blue leather, lost Wednes
day night. Reward. North 7850.
PURSE, blue, on 7th floor. Woodward &
Lothrop. Wednesday morning, about 11:3n.
containing lady’s Waltham watch in
scribed ”L. E. to Iva.” Reward. Phone
Shepherd 2541-M_
SPECTACLES, horn bows and rim. Satur
day morning near 14th and N. Y. ave..
black case: name “Silver” on them. Re
ward. Adame 5067,___
SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPPY, about 8
months old. clipped tell, black and white.
.3720' Jocelyn at., Ch. Ch.. D. C. Cleveland
5825.
SUIT CASE, from Bulck sedan. Contents
of value only to owner. Reward. 1842
30th st. n.w,_
LOST—Two laundry package! containing
draperies; vicinity 15th and V ats. n.w.:
$6 reward. Pali Colombia 5714, Apt. 703. »
WESTON RADIO TEST KIT. aerial num
ber ean be supplied. Reward. Phone
Berwyn 17-W.*
WRIST WATCH, man’s, told, marked ”J.
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Deaths.
EARLEY. SARAH A. On Saturday. April
20, lOllft. at her reaidencf. IOIH K at
Tig.. SARAH A EARLEY, beloved wife
of James A. Earley. Remains resting
at the above residence until 7 pm.
Sunday. April 21. Interment Phila
delphia. Pa.
FALK. ARCHIBALD L. On Wednesday.
April 17. 10.-15. at Winter Haver. Fla..
ARCHIBALD L FALK, beloved husband
of Mabel O. Falk. Funeral services at
Hysong'i parlors, I3nn N at. n.w.. Mon
day. April 22. at 2:30 p.m. Interment
Congressional Cemetery. 21
FURLKIGH. KATHERINE K. On Friday.
April 10. 103ft. at Atlantic City Hos
Sltal. Atlantic City. N J . KATHERINE
FURLKIGH. Body resting at Joseph
Gawler Sons' chape! 17ftfl Pa. ave.
n.w. Notice of services later.
GIBBES. JESSE. On Friday. April 10.
103ft. at Freedman's Hotpl'al. JESSE
GIBBES. the devoted husband of Ven- 1
del Otbbea and brother of Dr 8 G.
Olbbes of Clifton Force V» Remains 1
resting at the W Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of
funeral later.
GUNTER. CHARLES A. On Friday April I
IS*. in.'ift. at Providence Hospital, i
CHARLES A. GUNTER, beloved son of
Charles and the 'ate Sadie C. Gunter
fnee Rowan 1 of 1 ft 14 Trinidad ave. n.e.
Remains resting at the above residence
until noon Monday April 22. Inter
ment Cumberland. Md. 31
HIBBLE. EVELYN ELIZABETH. On Thurs
day. April 18 10.15. EVELYN ELIZA
BETH HIBBLE. aged 2i> years, wife of
George E. Hibble. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Thrift. Remains resting
at 726 Upshur st n w. until Monday a m.
Service* at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral
home. 2001 14th st, n.w . on Monday.
April 22. at 2 p.m. Interment Cedar
HUl Cemetery. 21
HILL. JESSE. Departed this life Thurs
day. April 18. 1035. at 4:30 pm., at
Walter Reed Hospital. JESSE HILL He
leaves to mourn their loss one devoted
sister, three brothers, one aunt one
uncle and a host of other relatives and
friends Funeral services will be held
Monday. April 22. at 1 pm at Frazier'*
funeral home. .380 Florida ave. n.w.
HOLDEN, JOHN T. On Thursday. April
lb. 1 f.t Providence Hospital. JOHN
J- HOLDEN, husband of the late Mary
C. Holden (nee Colbert*. Funeral from
the chapel of P A Taltavull. 4:;f) 7th
a w on Mondav. April at
am; thence to S? Peter's Church, where
requiem ma s will be .«aid at in am.
I°r the repose of his soul. Relatives
and friends are invited. Interment !
Mount Olivet Cemetery 21
HOWARD MARY ELLEN. On Friday.
V.W 1 al Providence Hospital. !
MARY ELLEN HOWARD *nep Smith*.
Moved W'ife of William Edgar Howard. !
She is survived bv her husband and one
daughter. Mrs. Ida Cooley, and one son.
Arthur W Howaro Funeral from her
late residence. 1417 G st. n.e on Mon
day. April 22. ar 2 p.m Relatives and
Irir-nds invited Interment Forestviile
Episcopal Cemetery. Forestvilie. Md. 21
HUNTER. JOHN H. On Thursday. April
1*. 1 JMo. JOHN H HUNTER beloved
husband of Madeline Hunter, father of
Joseph and Francis Hunter, son of Mrs
S55WL9* Pett*fprd. brother of James
Pettiford. jr He also leaves a step
father. James Pettiford. sr ; on#* adopted
sister. Mamie Wilson; one aunt. Annie
Saunders of McKeesport. Pa . and one
uncle. Perry Youne. Remains will be
at the residence of his mother. 422 B
«» 1 1 o'clock Sunday Funeral
April 22 from Mount Hnreb
Baptist Church. Rev. c H Fox. pastor,
interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
KURNEV. THOMAS JOHN. Suddenly, on
—-- • • "hi *» i.'.t.i, h i ni*» rc*i
3' '■ s',u,h Carolina ave. s p
THOMAS JOHN- HURNEY. beloved hus
band of Lorraine Wall Hurnev 8erv
.*“* ,at„the "hove re«idence on Tuesday
April 2.1 at n am thenre to the
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
*tn and N sts n w . where solemn
requiem mass will be offered at 9 :;•» :
am. Relatives and Iriends invited
interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 22
JOHNSON MATTIE T. On JPr;day. April
MATTIE T. aced 77 years
widow of Joseph M Johnson Funeral
liom her late residence 921 L st ne
on Monday. April 22. at 11 am Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 21
JOHNSTON. CECIL F. Or. Friday April
I.*. 1 at i2:30 p.m at his resi
dence l*oo Kilbourne place n w CECIL
F beloved son of Cecelia M and the
^ Johnston and brother
of Edith M Johnston Funeral from
the above residence on Monday. April i
thence to the Church
01 tnc Sacred Heart, where retr-iem mass !
will be offered at 0 a m Relative? and
iriends invited Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 2L
KARNES. JSMIS EDWARD. On Filday
Anri! in l!».‘t5. at his residence. 141 s
Ix>nefellow m, n w . JAMES EDWARD
beiOved husband of Stella M. K..rnes
»npe Carberry > and father of James C
and Paul F Karnes Funeral from the
above residence on Monday April 22. at
9 io a m thence to the Church of the
Nativity 6900 Ga avc nw. where
requiem mass will be offered at 19 am.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemeterv 21
KARNES. JAMES E. Members of Washing
ton Council. No 224. Kniehis
of Columbus, are advised of
the death on Friday April 19.
19:;5. at his residence 1 us
Lonafellow st. n w of Brother
JAMES F. KARNES and are
requested to attend hi* fu
neral services at the Church
of the Nativity on Monday. April 22. at
19 a in. The members will m*et at the
late residence oi Brother Karnes on Sun
day April 21. at 8 n m.. for recitation
of prayers for the deceased
HAROLD F JONES. G. K.
DR A. D WILKINSON F. 8. 21
KARNES. JAMES EDWARD. A special
meeMna of the Washington Printing
Pressmen's Union. No. 1. will be held
on Monday. April 22. 1935. at 8 39
a m . in Typographical Temple. 423 G
st. nw.. for the purpose of attending
the funeral of our late brother JAMES
EDWARD KARNES Fraternally.
EDWIN A ECKELS. Pres. !
HARRY C WEBB. Secy. |
KEAN. JOHN W. On Saturday. April 29.
1935. JOHN W KEAN of 3*09 14th St.
n w\. beloved husband of Edith R K^an
and father of Estelle Kean Remains
resting at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home. 2901 14th st. n w. Notice of fu
neral later.
LANGLEY. EMMA. On Saturday. April
29. 1935. at Homeopathic Hospital.
EMMA LANGLEY, beloved niece of ihe
late Susie Langley. Funeral from Wil
liam H. Scott funeral home. 499 8th
st s.e.. Monday. April 22. at 2 pm.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 21 ■
LEE. JOHN E. Departed this life Friday. !
April 19. 1935. at his residence 1343
C M. ne. JOHN E LEE. son of the late
Alexander and Sarah A Lee He leaves
two sisters Mrs Mattie Taylor and Mrs.
Mumniie W'aters, and many other rela
tives and friends. Remains may be
viewed at the funeral parlor of Alex
ander 8 Pope. 315 15th st. s.e . where
Juneral services will take place Tues
day. April 2.T. at in am The family
can be seen at 558 23rd pi. ne. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 22*
LEWIS. JAR AH. On Thursday April 18.
I JAKAH. tne beloved wire of Robert
Lewis. She also leaves three sisters and
two brothers. Remains resting at the
W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432
You st. n.w. Funeral Monday. ADrii 22.
at 2 p.m.. from the Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church 21
LOVELESS. EMMA KATHERINE On Sat
urday April 20. 1933. at Georgetown
University Hospital EMMA KATHERINE
LOVELESS, beloved wife of George R
Loveless and beloved mother of William
F Polley, Robert and Charles Colbert, j
Mrs. May Devine and Joseph Hamel. |
Funeral from the George W. Wise Co.
funeral home, upon M st. n.w., on
Tuesday. April 23. at 2 p.m. Relatives I
and friends invited. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery 22
MaeKAHAN, JAMES E. Suddenly, on Fri
day. April 19. 1935. at Sibley Hospital,
in his Toth year JAMES E. MaeKAHAN
of Hollywood. Calif, father of Alan
Hale. Hollywood. Calif., and Mrs. John
F Maury. Washington. D C Services
at Joseph Gawler Sons' chapel. 1T5H
Pa. ave. n.w.. on Monday. April 22. at
II a.m. Interment private. 21
MACKLIN. DAVID B. Departed this life
suddenly on Thursday. April 18. 1936.
at 901 13th st n.w.. DAVID B. MACK
LIN. He leaves to mourn their loss two
daughters. Mrs. Jessie V. Farrar and
Mrs. Ruby E Granderson: four grand
children. Alma B Farrar. Vernard. Rob
nette and Gwendolyn Granderson. and a
host of friends. Remains resting at
Smith's funeral home. 1126 19th st.
n.w. Funeral Monday. April 22. at II
a.m.. from Vermont ave. Baptist Church.
Interment Woodland Cemetery, Rich
mond. Va. 21
MAYBEW. MARY' ELIZABETH. On Sat
urday. April 20. 1935. at Sibley Hos
pital. MARY ELIZABETH beloved wile
of Edwin T. Mayhew and mother of
Edwin E Boyd. Charles. Emory. Amos,
Mrs. H. F. Cudmore and Mrs Jean Dil
lard. She also is survived by a sister.
Mrs John Richter, and a brother. James
Rowe. Remains resting at Gasch's fu
neral home. 4ti Maryland ave. Hyatts
ville. Md. Funeral from the above fu
neral home on Tuesday. April 33. at 2
P.m. Relatives and friends Invited
Interment Evergreen Cemetery, near
Bladensburg. Md. 22
McGUIGAN. JAMES H. On Thursday.
April 18. 1936. at his residence. 1400 A
at s.e., JAMES H. McGUIGAN. husband
of the late Evelyn McGulgan and be
loved son of Marie and the late James
H. McGulgan pharmacist. U. S. N. Fu
neral from the above residence on Mon
day. April 22. at 8:30 a.m.; thence to
Holy Comforter Catholic Church. 14th
and Bast CaDltol sis., where mass will
be offered at 9 a.m. for the repose of
his soul. Relatives and friends are in
vited. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme
tery. 21
MORELAND. ROSA F. On Friday. April
IP. 1936. RG6A F MORELAND inee
Darceyi. beloved wife of the late Nehe
miah Moreland, of 1030 D st. n.e. Fu
neral will be held from the above resi
dence on Monday. April 22. a> 8:30
a.m. High reoutem mass at St. Joseph's
Church at P a.m. Interment Holy Rood
Cemetery. Relatives and friends are in
vited. 21
NALLEY. JOHN HENRY. On Friday. April
IP. 1936. at his residence 1323 D st.
n.e. JOHN HENRY, beloved husband .
of Laura Virginia Nalley (nee Mneru
der). and father of Mrs. H. R Walsh,
Miss Ida M. Nalley Mrs H. Riedel ana
Bernard Nalley: brother of Mrs. Lula
Cropley and Mrs. Charles Winter.
Funeral services from the above resi
dence on Monday. April 22. at 2 p.m.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 21
PHILLIPS. CATHERINE ROSA. Very sud
deniy. on Saturday. April 20 1936.
CATHERINE ROSA PHILLIPS, daughter
of tbe late Thomas J. and Mary Fallon
Phillips. She is survived by two sla
ters. Mary Mathilda Phillips and Mrs.
William L. Boleau. Notice of funeral
hereafter.
1
Sratbs.
PRICE. LEVI. On Satgrdgy. April 20,
1935. »t his home. Clarksburg. Md..
LEVI PRICE, aged 54 years, beloved
husband ol Mary Cecil Price. Funeral
services on Monday. Anrtl 22. at 2 cm,
it his late home. Clarksburg. Md. 21
Dt'EEN. MARGARET. Or Saturday, April
20. 1935. at her residence. 143? Que
st. n.w., Mrs. MARGARET QUEEN,
devoted mother of Mrs Edith Credttt.
Mrs. Mary Perkins. Mrs. Maggie Gantt
and William. Ambrose. John and How
ard Queen. Remains resting temporarily
at the McGuire funeral home, 1S20
9th st. n.w. Notice of funeral here
after. 22*
ROBERTS. LOCIAE. On (Saturday Anrtl
1935. at Emergency Hospital.
LOUISE ROBERTS, helmed wife of
Chester A Roberts of Government
Printing Office Post. No. 33. American
Legion Funeral services at the W W.
Chambers Co funeral home 1499
Chapin st. n.w- on Monday April 22.
at 1:30 pm Frienda invited. Inter
ment private.
ROBINSON. MARGARET. On Thursday.
April is, iit.35 at Garfield Hospital.
MARGARET ROBINSON, daughter of
the late Rev William A and Emma
Lee sister of Mary W. John S. and
Robert C. Lee: niece of Mrs. E. W Pin
ner. She also leaves other relatives
and friends to mourn their loss. Re
mains resting at Stewart's funeral
home. 39 H st. n.e. Funeral Monday.
April 22. at 1 p m from Vermont Ave
nue Baptist Church. Rev. Murray offi
ciating.
ROGERS. WALTER G. Early Saturday
morning. April 20 1935. at hla resi
dence 325 Braddock rd.. Alexandria.
Va.. WALTER G. ROGERS, beloved hus
band of Matilda Agnew Rogers and
lather of Robert. Bruce and John Carr
Rogers. Funeral services Monday,
Aprill 22. at 3 p m . at his late resi
dence. Interment .Presbyterian Ceme
tery. Alexandria. Va. 21
SAYLOR. GLADYS. On Saturday. April
29. 1935. at George Washington Uni
versity Hospital GLADYS SAYLOR inee
Wilson), beloved wife of Donald Himes
Saylor, sister of Mrs. W O Moger Kel
..e, Jane. Edward and George Wilson.
Funeral services at her lafe residence.
1599 Trinidad ave. ne. on Monday.
April 22. at 2 p m. Relatives and
friends are invited. Interment Cedar
Hill C^m^tery
STINE. FRANCE* f FANNIE) RFRFCCA.
On Wednesday. April 17. ai
Georgetown University Hospral. FRAN
CES > FANNIE • REBECCA STINE .nee
Carewi o: 743 Hamilton st n.w., be
loved wife of William F Stvne and
mother of Mrs. Helen M. Vaeih. Re
quiem mass at the Church of the Na
tivity Monday. April *33. at i* a m. In
terment Pock Creek Cemetery.
TROLL, REGINA. On Friday. April 10.
11)35. REGINA TROLL daughter of the
late Frederick and Repina Melchior
Troll Funeral services will be held at
William J. Tickner A Sons. North and
Pennsylvania aves . Baltimore Md . on
Monday. April 22. at 2 p m. Interment
in Loudon Park Cemetery. 21
WEBSTER. M \RTHA. On Saturday. April
*30. 1MARTHA WEBSTER, the be
loved mother of Josie Da via. Louis Reed
and Nellie Colter of Glasshoro. N. J.
She also lea\es three brothers and one
grandson. Remains resting at the W\
Ernest Jarvis funeral church 1432 You
st. n.w Notice of funeral later.
WFITZMAK. BENJAMIN. On Fridav April
1!». 11)35. at his residence. Park
Place n.w . BENJAMIN WEITZMAN.
acred Bit years beloved husband of Lena
Wcitzman and devoted father of Mrs.
Henry Sheres. Mrs Abe Kolodne Dr.
Harry Weitrman Miss Dorothy Weit?
man and Mrs Myer Rubin. Funeral
from his late residence on Sunday. April
21. at 21 a m. gl
JtM IWIIa
FERGUSON. MARGARET A. In loving
remembrance of onr dear mother. MAR
GARET A FERGUSON, who departed
this life seven years ago today. April
21. ]H2R _
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON.
•
FLAHARTY', MARY’ C. In sad remem
brance of our dear mother and grand
mother MARY C. FLAHARTY who fell
asleep in the arms of Jesus one year
ago today. April 21. 1934.
What as home without a mother:
Ail things this world may send.
But when we lost our dear mother
We lost our dearest friend.
God gave us a wonderful mother.
She was one who never grew old;
God made her smile as the sunshine.
He made her heart of pure gold
HER LOVING SON AND DAUGHTER
IN-LAW. GEORGE AND MARY FLA
HARTY. AND GRANDDAUGHTER.
MARYANNA FLAHARTY.
GILL. VICTOR F. A token of love to the
memory of my dear husband. VICTOR,
who passed on three years aeo today.
Apitl '.’l. i 932.
HIS DEVOTED AND LONELY WIFE.
MABEL C GILL *
MARKWARD. FRANK O. In sad but lov
ing remembrance of my husband and
our father. FRANK O MARKWARD
who passed away one year aco today.
Anrll 21. 1934.
WIFE AND CHILDREN. •
McIntosh, augusta and mary a. in
fond remembrance of our dear parents.
MARY A. MrINTOSH Who passed away
Anril 21 1932. and AUGUSTA MCIN
TOSH. who left us October 9. 1934.
We inscribe these words with love:
The rolling stream of life rolls on.
But still the vacant chairs
Recall the love, the voice, the smile
Of them who once sat there.
THEIR BELOVED CHILDREN LU
CINDA. CARRIE. CATTIE AND PAUL.
•
MORTON. ISAAC. Sacred to the memory
of our husband and father. ISAAC
MORTON, who departed this life four
years aeo today. April 21. 1931.
Four years hsve gone, but we cant
forget.
His words of love we hear them yet;
Whene'er tve think of him. so dear.
We feel his aneel spirit near.
HIS DEVOTED FAMILY.
ROBERTS. ALBERT TAYLOR. In lowing
remembrance of my dear husband. AL
BERT TAYLOR ROBERTS, who de
parted this life one year ago today.
April 21. 1934.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. ELAINE ROB
ERTS.
ROBINSON. NEWTON. In loving remem
brance of my dear husband. NEWTON
ROBINSON, who departed this life
three years ago today. April 21. 1932.
Just a line of sweet remembrance.
Just a memory, fond and true;
Just a token of loves devotion
That my heart still longs for you.
LONELY WIFE. JANET ROBINSON. •
ROY STER. JESSIE. In loving memory of
our sister and aunt. JESSIE ROYSTER,
who departed this life one year ago to
day. April 21. 1934.
HER SISTER, NIECES AND NEPHEW •
TURNER. BETSY' In sad but loving re
membrance ol my dear, devoted mother.
BETSY TURNER who departed this life
two years ago today. April 21. 1933.
Two sad and lonely years have
passed, mother dear, since God called
you home to dwell with Him.
In life I loved you dearly.
In death I do the same.
YOUR LONELY DAUGHTER. MARGIE
LEE
WARD. MINNIE. In loving remembrance
of my dear mother. MINNIE WARD,
who departed this life ten years ago
today. April 21. 1925.
Gone but not forgotten.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. NAOMI
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