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Girl Guilty of Extortion.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.. May 10
VP).—Helen Jean Banninga, 18,
pleaded guilty yesterday to a Fed
eral indictment charging her with
using the malls In an attempt to
extort $5,000 from her father. Bert
H. Banninga, through a fake kid
naping.
(eplarHill
'W&yKing tons most SeaatifuC
(emetery
AS DRY AS BEAUTIFUL
JOHN GABRIEL HUNT,
U. S. EX-WORKER, DIES
Wu in Charge of Executive
Mansion at Santa Fe for
Interior Department,
John Gabriel Hunt, 67, with the
Interior Department at Santa Fe,
N. Mcx., for 20 years, during which
time he was in charge of the Execu
tive Mansion, died Tuesday at his home
here. 759 Morton street, after an ill
ness of eight months.
Born In 8an Antonio. Tex.. July 27,
1867, Mr. Hunt had lived in Washing
ton almost continuously since 1024.
when he retired. Son of the late
Overton and Louisa Miguel Hunt, he
was the foster son of the late Bishop
Abraham Grant of the African Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
He is survived by two sisters. Mrs.
Lillie 8. Pierson of this city and Mrs.
Merintha Smith of Port Worth, Tex.;
a brother. Edward H. Hunt of San An
tonio. and a niece, Mrs. Estelle Pink
ney Webster.
Services will be held at the McGuire
funeral chapel tomorrow at J p.m.,
with burial in Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
Doctor Drowns Fleeing Arrest.
MORGAN CITY. La.. May 10 <*»).—
Paced with a Federal narcotic charge,
Dr. J. H. O’Neill, for 16 years a prac
ticing physician here, jumped into
the flood-swollen waters of Atchafa
laya River yesterday and drowned.
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ALLEN HAIGHT DIES;
WAS ACTIVE MASON
Proprietor of Stanibury Cafe
Will Be Buried Here
Tomorrow. •
Allen C. Haight, prominent Mason
and proprietor of the Stanibury Cafe,
died Wednesday at Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Born in Washington November 15,
1893, Mr. Haight wai the son of the
late Henry S. (Joe)
Haight, a well
known grocer in
Washington for
tS yean. A grad
uate of the Den
nison School, he
had operated the
Georgia avenue
restaurant for the
last 12 years.
Mr. Haight was
a member of
Stans bury Lodge.
No. 9. P. A. A. M.,
and the Bright
wood Royal Arch
Lodge. No. 9. He
A. C. Ralrht. B“'° ***
her of the Bright
wood Commander? and Almas Temple
and had been a patron of Brlghtwood
Chapter, No. 42. O. E. 8 Of large
civic interests, Mr. Haight belonged to
the Brlghtwood Cltieens’ Association
and the Georgia Avenue Busineaa
Men's Association.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Gertrude Schlosser Haight; his moth
er. Mrs. Phoebe E. Haight; a daughter,
Jean Gertrude Haight, and three
brothers, Henry L., Joe 8. and Wal
ter D. Haight.
Masonic funeral aervices will be held
at the W. W. Chambers Co. chapel.
1400 Chapin street. Saturday at 2:30
p.m.. conducted by Rev. Gerhard
Lenski of Grace Memorial Lutheran
Church. Burial will be In Rock Creek
Cemetery.
MURPHY IS DELAYED
DETROIT. May 10 (IP).—Gov. Gen.
Prank Murphy of the Philippines, re
covering from a tonsil opeartion, will
not be able to start the return trip
to his island po«t until Tuesday, hi*
secretary, Norman Hill, said yesterday.
The Governor General had planned
to leave here 8unday. but the serious
ness of the operation, Hill said, will
necessitate a delay.
C.W. JENKINS. RETIRED
FARMER, FALLS DEAD
Funeral Services for Native of
Virginia Will Be Held To
morrow Afternoon.
Charles W. Jenkins, 75, of 2823
Twenty-eighth street, who came to
Washington to live after retiring from
his farm In Loudoun County, Va„ a
few years ago. fell dead in the baie
ment of his home late yesterday.
A native of Dayavllle. Vs.. Mr.
Jenkins was a member of a prominent
family of farmers. Early In life he
sold cattle and horses on a large scale
In Washington, driving them here
from his home.
He Is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Mollle A. Jenkins, and threa sons and
three daughters. Henry O., Clarence
A. and Edgar R. Jenkins, and Mrs.
Otway A. Pratt, Mrs. J. E. Sasaer of
Gulfport, Mias., and Miss Daisy D.
Jenkins.
Funeral services will be held at the
Hines funeral home at 1 p.m. tomor
row. followed by burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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DEATH TREND HIGHER
Record High in Auto Fatalities in
1035 Forecast by Council.
CHICAGO. May 10 HP).—The Na
tional Safety Council in session here
yesterday forecast that automobile
fatalities in 1935 will exceed the rec
ord high of 36,000 deaths last year,
and pointed to careless drivers, the
increased use of automobiles and
higher speeds as principal causes.
Liquor, the report said, was a con
tributing factor to increased mis
haps, although it was not regarded
as one of the main factors.
BREWING GRAIN LISTED
Barley and Hops Increase Baaed
i
on More Output.
NEW YORK, May 10 (JP).—Brew- j
era In the United 8t.at.es will use I
about 50,000.000 bushels of barley
and 37.500,000 pounds of hops from
the 1935 harvest. It was estimated
yesterday by the United States Brew
ers' Association.
The estimate was based on a calcu
lated total production of 50,000.000
barrels of beer, ale. stout and porter
this year, compared with last year's
output of 41,000.000 barrels, the sur
vey stated.
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ADVERTISEMENT.ADVERTISEMENT._
DR. S. V. V. HOLMES DIES
Former Pastor of Presbyterian
Church Expires at Buffalo.
Dr. Samuel V. V. Holme*, pastor
emeritus of Westminster Church,
Buffalo, who served as associate pas
tor of the First Presbyterian Church
here more than 40 years ago, died
yesterday in New York City, it was
learned today. He was 71 years old.
After his ordination 'n the Presby
terian ministry in 1(17 he became
pastor of the First Church. Richfield
Springs, N. Y. Five years later Dr.
Holmes took over hit duties in Wash
ington and after a year’s service went
to Buffalo, where he served as paator
of the church there for 40 year*.
NATHAN H.DOLE DIES
Author and Translator Is Victim
of Hoart Disease.
YONKERS, N. Y„ May 10 OP).—
Nathan Haskell Dole, 13, author and
translator, died in St. John's Hos
pital late yesterday after a two weeks'
Illness of heart disease.
A native of Chelsea. Mass., he was
graduated from Harvard. He was lit
erary, art and musical editor of the
Philadelphia Press from 1*81 to 1**7,
and was literary adviser to T. Y.
Crowell At Co. until 1901.
Mr. Dole wrote "The Young Folks’
History of Russia” and "The Haw
thorn Tree and Other Poems” early
In his career, a long list of biogra
phies and essays on music and the
arts.
GLORIA IS CONFIRMED
Vanderbilt Heiress Takes Cath
olic Name of Regina.
NEW YORK, May 10 UP).—Eleven
year-old Oloria Vanderbilt has been
confirmed in the Roman Catholic
Church.
The little heiress, over whose cus
tody her mother. Mr*. Oloria Morgan
Vanderbilt, and her aunt. Mr*. Harry
Payne Whitney, fought a lengthy court
battle, took the name Regina as a con
firmation name, in memory of her
father, the late Reginald Vanderbilt.
FOUND.
TOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
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Phone North 6730
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Mondayt to Fridayi. inclusive up
to noon day of ittue. Saturday*
and legal holidays up to 10 a.m.
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_upJo 11 p.m. Saturday
DOG—Red Irish setter, about n months
old: tag No. I356H.-Va.; wart under jaw.
black spot on tongue: lost near Anacostia.
Call Naval Air Station or Walnut 0308.
Reward.
DOG—Cocker spaniel, small-black- fe
male: strayed from 1433 Fairmont at.
Reward il returned Columbia onofr.
DOG—Small br.own shepherd: name
"Buck.” limping from cut 1q right hind
let._Reward. Phone Wisconsin 1388.
DOG—White wire-haired terrier, one black
spot near tall. male, name "Bink": missing
from •;«l 1 31st at. Reward. Phene Cleve
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ENGLISH SETTER male, black and white!
lost or strayed frem Bannockburn Golf
Club Glen Echo. Md. "T. D. Harden"
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EYEGLASSES (epeetacies). bifocals, shell
frame. Reward. W. J. Butts. Hotel Roose
velt___
EYE GLA8SE8. In EU case-between-ith
and East Capitol and 4th and Pa. ave. a.e.
Reward. Phone Atlantic 1131.
FRaterni-tTpIN—Kappa-Alpha.jeweledl
downtown shopping district. Thursday
afternoon. Reward. Shepherd 2880-W.
IRISH SETTERS—Two. mala and female:
female crippled; last seen near District
line Wisconsin ave. Cleveland 8373. Re
ward .___
POCKETBOOK. containing money and-kaV
on Conn. ave. between Morrison snd Liv
ingston^ Reward. Cleveland 184 (K_
RED IRISH SETTER, male name. "Sena
tor " Reward. Dr. Jas. E Chamberlin
4H13 Conduit rd._n w_
SHEPHERD DOG. bearing District tag"Wo.
WHIP: on Conduit road. 1 mile outside the
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TWENTY-DOLLAR BILL, in shopping dli
trict vicinity Land Office Bldg. Phone
District 8820, Ant. SOP___in*
WESTERN ELECTRIC AUDIPHONE black
red bag; advertised April by Mrs. E. Dana
Durand. Norton place, now leavinc citv;
$15 reward. Address John M. Slavln C.
A P. Telephone Co._•
WRIST WATCH—Lady's, souare; in Earle
Theater or on atreet near F. Reward.
2118 Mass, ave._North PHOT._ 11 •
WRIST WATCH. Elgin, white gold, linked
bracelet. lost Mty 8. about 8:30 o.m In
Diamond taxi, front of Roosevelt Hotel.
Telephone Manager. National 2080. Re
ward;__•
$100 REWARD
For return of diamond and sapphire brace
let containing 20 diamonds and 20 sap
phires. lost May 4 or ft at or between
Washington. D C.. and Warrenton. Va.
Nichols Co.. 3'.'K Woodward Bldg.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Looking Toward the Administration Building at Cedar Hill
The Administration Bonding is located at the entrance of Cedar HIM, that gorgeous memorial estate
that is new looking It’s Springtime best Dogwood. Cherry Blossoms, Arnicas and other Bowers ore adw
in fnU bloom. Thonoaads of visitors drive through Cedar HIH every Spring ... its natural beauty is
the magnet that draws these welcome visitors. You, too, may view nature at Its best If youTl drive out
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast, directly Into Cedar HIH Cemetery*
CAPITAL YOUTH TAPPED
IN EXERCISES AT YALE
Ferdinand L. Berlin, Jr., Ia Se
lected for look and Snake
In Colorful Ceremony.
By the Aeioelated Press.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. May 10.—The
names of 15 junlora last night were
added to the rosters of each of Yale’s
six senior secret societies in the color
ful exercises of Tap day.
Among the BO elected to member
ship either in 8kull and Bones. Scroll
and Key, Berselius. Book and Snake.
Wolf’s Head or Ellhu, were Foot Ball
Capt.-elect "Kim” Whitehead, Tommy
Curtin, foot ball quarterback, and ex
pected by many to be the next base
ball captain: William Lovell, president
of Dwight Hall, important religious
society, and many others.
Ferdinand L. Berlin. Jr., or Wash
ington, D. C., was tapped for Book
and Snake.
Young Belin is the ion of Ferdinand
L. Belin, sr„ United States Ambas
sador to Poland under the Hoover
administration, and a scion of the
Du Pont family. The elder Belin
served in the diplomatic corps for
many years. The Belin home is at
1623 Twenty-eighth street.
(Carfi of a hank h
BAILEY. PATTIE A. Th* husband of th»
late PATTIE A BAILEY mushes to thank
the men? friends for their kind
thoughts and expressions of sympathy
during his hour of bereavement.
LAMAR E BAILEY. 10*
ALLWEU.. MARY SUSAN. On Wednes
day Mgy 8. 1836. at her residence. 7708
24 th at. n.e.. MARY SUSAN ALL WELL,
seed 83 years, beloved mother of Mrs.
Lottie R. Sener and Mrs. Mary Magncss
of this city Mrs. Nellie Krieger of
Fredericksburg. Vg.. and Mr. George All
well of Baltimore. Funeral services at i
her lata residence Saturday May 1 1 at
1 p m Interment Louden Park Ceme- ,
ter.v. Baltimore Md 8.10
ALI.YN. MABY THROOP. On Wednesday I
May 8. 1936 at her residence. ’.'TOT
Adams Mill rd. n.w.. MARY THROOP !
ALLYN. Services at the s. H Hires Co
funeral home 7901 14th st. n.w.. on
Saturday May II. at 4 p.m. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery 1ft
BRANSON. GEORGE WASHINGTON On
Thursday. May ». 1935. GEORGE
WASHINGTON BRANSON, beloved hus
band of Emma Branson fn*e Crsla*»
He la survived by two children. Lew,*
Edwsrd Branson and Mr*. Maude Gray
of Fbrestvllle Md : and one sister. Mrs.
Eva Colllna of Washington. D C Fu
neral from his late residence Meadows
Md . on Monday May 13. at 8:30 a m.:
thence to fit. Mary's Church. Upper
Marlboro. Md . where solemn reouiem
mass will be offered at 9 a m. for the
repose ol his soul. Relatives and friends
Invited. Interment Mount Ctrmel Cem
etery. Marlboro. Md. 12
CAINE. FRANCIS McKEE. Wednesday. May
8. 3 9.75. at Walter Reed General Hos
pital. FRANCIS MrKEE CAINE Surviv
ing him are a father, five brothers.
Howard. Morton. Irwin. Henry and
Franklin Caine: three listers. Mrs Marv
Dotton. 428 Arlington ave Baltimore, 1
Md : Emma Moore. 1335 6th at. nw.
Washington. D C. and Mrs. Edith
Spence. 6 Leopold st.. Rochester N Y
Remains at Frarler s funeral home 389
Rhode Island ave. n.w. Funeral Satur
day. May 31. at 9 a m . from Holy Re
deemer Church. New York ave. nu. In
terment at 10:30 a m.. Arlington Na
tional Cemetery.
COWAN. MORRIS RAT. On Friday Mav ;
10. 3 835. at his resident-' lop R I.
ave. n.w.. at 4:30 a.m.. MORRIS RAY
beloved husband of Oraee Cowan Fu- I
neral services at V. L. Speare Co > lotin
H at. n.w.. on Saturday May 11. at 3 i
P.m. Interment Elmira. N. Y 11
CRAWFORD. NELLYE M. Suddenly, or.
Thursday. May P. 19.15. NELLYE M.
the beloved daughter of Celeatla Craw- I
ford end the late Joaeph Crawford Fu
neral from the W. W. Chambers Co
funeral home MOO Chapin at. n.w.. on
Saturday. May 11. at 8:30 a.m.: thence
to the Immaculate Conception Church,
where mats will be offered at 9 a m
for the rtpoar of her soul. Relatives
and friends are Invited. Interment
Mount Oli'-et Cemetery.
CRI MP. THOMAS ROSSOR. On Wednes
day. May S 1036. at his residence 1341
Fast Capitol st. THOMAS ROSSOR. be
loved husband of Hettebel Crump inee
Cabelli and father of R Cole Leslie R
and Thelma Crump. Remains resting
at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and
Mass. ave. n.e where services will be
held on Saturday. May 11. at 11 am.
Interment Columbia Oardens Cemetery.
Clarendon. Va. iBaltimore paners please
copy.) 10
FAC.AN. WILLIAM H. On Wednesday.
May a 1»3S. WILLIAM H beloved
husband of Eva M FRgan and son of
the late William H. and Minnie Fagan.
Funeral from his late residence. ]-;on
Longfellow gt n.w.. on Saturday May
11. at in::tn am. Services at the
Church of the Holv Comforter. 57 14
Georgia ave. n.w.. at 11 a.m Inter
ment private lo
FISHER. MART E. On Thursday. May 0.
1P.15 it 12 midnight, it her residence.
3708 McKinley at.. MARY E FISHER. I
beloved wife of Charles Fisher. Serv
ices at her late residence on Monday.
May 13. 1035. at 10 a.m. Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery. 12
GARDNER. GERTRUDE MAT. On Thurs
day. May P 1P35. at tha All Sta’es
Hotel. GERTRUDE MAY GARDNER
Funeral services Sunday. May 12. at 2
p.m.. at Hysonea parlors. 1300 N st.
n.w ll
GISSEL, FREDERICK B. Friday. May 10.
1035. at 5 a m., after » lingering illness.
FREDERICK B.. the devoted husband of
Lorene Glssel. in his 5t»th year. Funeral 1
services will be held at his late rest- |
dence. 141!) Wisconsin ave. n.w . Mon- !
day afternoon. May 13. at 2 o clock, fol
lowed by interment In Oak Hill Ceme
tery. 12*
GRAHAM. BYRON 1't.MER. On rridST I
May 10. 1035. BYRON ULMER beloved i
huaband of Caroline Reynolds Graham I
and father of Vlrtlnla Graham Platt. ,
Klalne Graham Miller and Dorothy
Graham Miller Funeral, private, from
his late residence. J4 East Bradlev lane.
Chevy Chase, Md.. Monday Mav ]3 at
11 a.m. Interment Rock Creek Ceme
tery.
HAIGHT. AI.I.EN C. On Wednesday. May
A. 1935. at Walter Reed General Hos
pital. ALLEN C. beloved husband of
Gertrude H Haiaht cnee Schlosseri.
father of Jean Gertrude Haiaht. son of
Phoebe E. and the late Henry S. Haiaht
and brother of Harvey L.. Joe 8 and
Walter D Haiaht. Funeral services at
the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home.
1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Saturday. May
11* at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends
invited Interment at Rock Creek
Cemetery.
HAIGHT. ALLEN C. A special conclave
of Bnahtwood Commandcry. No. ft. K.
T.. is called at Briahtwood Masonic
Temple, on Saturday Mav 11 1038. at
1:30 p m., for the purnose of ronducttns
fine™* services of ou- late Sir Knltht
ALLIN C. HAIGHT at Chambers fu
neral home. 14th and Chapin ata. n.w.
at 2:30 p.m.
ARTHUR L. 8UTER. Commander.
HAIGHT. ALLEN C. A sDeclal communi
cation of Stansbury Lodse. No. 24 F A
A. M.. Is called for Saturday May 11
1038. at 1:30 p.m.. for the purpose of *
conducting the Masonic funeral services
of our late brother. ALLIN C. HAIGHT
By order of the maste.
’ RALPH L. HIBBARD Sec y.
HALE. COLLINS MARSHALL. On Friday
May 10. 1038. at Providence Hospital!
COLLINS MARSHALL, ared 2 years 0
months, brloved son of Thomas I and
Mabel M. Hale. Funeral from the James !
T Ryan funeral home. 317 Pa ave s e.
on Monday. May 13. it 2 pa Rela
tlvea and friends Invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 12 |
HARRINGTON. JAMEA WILLIAM. On 1
Thursday. May U. 1035. at his residence. ,
1438 Harvard st. n.w JAMES WIL- 1
LIAM HARRINGTON, beloved husband
of Pearl G Harrinaton. Services at the
8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th
at. n.w.. on Saturday May 11 at 0:30
a.m.; thence to the Shrine of the Sacred
Haart. where reouiem mass will he of- 1
fered at 10 a.m. Interment Rock Creek t
Cemetery. 10
HOOVER. WILLIAM RICHARD On Thurs
day. May ». 1035. at 4 o'clock am. at
Georgetown University Hosnltal. after a
short Illness. WILLIAM RICHARD aged
1 year and 8 months, dearly beloved son
of Wallace B. and Charlotte Hoover.
Funeral services to be held at the resi
dence of hla parents. 1212 Ingraham
at. n.w.. on Saturday. May II. at 3
p.m. Friends Invited lo attend. In
terment Glenwood Cemetery. 10
JENKINS. CHARLES W. Suddenly on
Thursday. Mav o. in;jR. at his resi
dence 2823 28th st. n.w.. CHARLES
W JENKINS, aged 75 years, beloved
husband of Mary A. Jenkins. Services
at the 8 H Hines Co. funeral home.
2001 l*th at. n.w on Saturday. May
11. at 1 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
JOHNSON. DAISY. On Wednetday. Mav
8. 1035. at Garfield Hospital. DAISY
JOHNSON, wife of Walter Johnson, de
voted mother of Olethes George, daugh
ter of the fate Rev WHllam and Amanda
Jasper. She also leaves six sisters, four
brothers and other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis
funeral- church. 14.32 You at. n.w. Fu
neral Saturday. May 11. at 1:30 p.m..
from Salem Baptist Church. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 10
JOHNSON. ELLA J. W. Entered Into
eternal rest Wednesday. May 8. 1035.
at her residence. 517 T st. n.w.. ELLA
J. W. JOHNSON, beloved wife of James
W. Johnson. Funeral Mondav. May 1.3
at 1 p.m.. from Third Bantist Church
5th and Qua ati. n.w.. Rev. George O.
Bullock, pastor. Friends Invited. 13
JONES. CHABLE8 L. Departed this life
on Wednesday. May 8. 1936. at his resi
dence. 1018 Cameron st.. Alexandria.
Va.. CHARLES L. JONES beloved hus
band of Beatrice Jones and ion of Jen
nie Jones. father of Clayton, waiter.
Robert and Francis Jones. He also
leaves one (later. Pparl Ruth Jones, and
a host of omer relatives and friends.
Funeral Saturday. May 11. at 3 pm
from Xbensscr Batfit Church. Alex
andria. Va. ^
Brotfys.
LEONY. EDWARD. Suddenly on Wednes
day. May A. 1A3S. EDWARD LEONY.
Funeral from William H Scott’s funeral
home. 4i>f» Ath at. e.t.. Saturday. May
11. at 10 a m. interment In Oadar Bill
Cemetery
LYLES. GEORGE WILLIAM On Friday,
Jfay lO lt»3R altar a brief Ulnesa. at
Freedmen a Hospital GEORGE WII,
LIAM the devoted husband of Mary F.
Lyles of Pooleavllie. Md. He also leaves
to mourn their loss eight sons, four
daughter*, five grandchildren one
brother. Charles H Lylea of 3“!# lftth
at. s.e. and a host of other relatives
friends. Remains reatlng at Henry
J Waahlnaton A Sons* funeral home.
407 N n. n.w Funeral Sunday. May
‘V1 ,?"’!• Elijah's Rest M F
&C.h’.nteVlU*- Rtl“lvV."d
fellow at. n.w . THOMAS P beloved hus
Martha C. Maloney and father
2LjEiJ*ne..p •n<l Thomas F. Maloney
M,rMret A Markley Mem*
ber of Columbia Typographical Union.
No. 101. Funeral from the W w!
SD!?ib*rl’. Co- funaral home. i40h
a*.nln n w °n Saturday. Mav 11
■f.JL0. Relative* and friends In
vited to attend. Interment Cedar Hill
ctmetery. jq
ELLA MAT Departed thla life
Wednesday. May A l«:i.V ELLA MAY
MAT„ie beloved d.u.hter of Richard
and Mattie Bell Mathis. Remains rest
ing temporarily at Walter E. Hunter’s
funeral parlors. 2503 Nichols ave te.
until 2 p nr Friday May 10. after which
they may be viewed at her late resi
dence 284.1 Elvaos rd. a.e. Funeral
mwi;yd*.y* ,M*L Jii. 1 P m . from St.
A Mi 5 Church. Relatives and
friends invited
MERRYMAN. LILLIAN MYRTLE. On
Friday. May Hi. 1835. at ft a m., at her
rr/v.^J^H111'* Bethesda. Md,
LILLIAN MYRTLE, the beloved wife of
Charles H. Merrymsn. Notice of fu
neral later.
MITCHELL. THOMAS F. On Friday
May in 1935 at his residence 4318
12th place r, *. THOMAS F.. beloved
husband of Clara V Mitchell <nee Sim
mons). Notice of funeral later (Wor
cester. Mass., papers please copy.) 12
MITCHELL. WILLIS. Departed this life
on Thursday. May f>, 1935. at 135 c
at * w. WILLIS MITCHELL the devoted
husband of Matilda Mitchell. He also
leaves a host of friends. Remains rest
ing at 8 P Morrow A Co ’* funeral
parlor*. 1344 4th at. n.w. Notica of
funeral hereaftrr.
NCNNALLY. THOMAS J. On Thursday
May ft. 1835. at Foreatville. Md.
THOMAS J NONNALLY. beloved brother
of Mrs S. E. Hobev. Funeral from the
W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home. 617 llth st. a.e.. on Monday. May
13. at 11 ajn Relatives and friends
are invited. Interment Arlington Na
tional Cemetery. (Petersburg. Va.. pa
pers please copy.) )2
POINDEXTER. WILLIAM H Decree
this life on Tuesday. May T. Jft.'iB. at C
P m WILLIAM H. POINDEXTER, he
loved brother of Julia L Payne. Re
mains resting at 1234 4th st. n.w.. until
8 p.m Friday. May 10. Interment
Richmond Va.
STRIPLING. FANNY T. On Thursde*
May ft. 10.15 FANNY T. STRIBLING
wife of the late Robert H Stribling and
beloved mother of Newton E Strlblint
Mrs. Elsie D. Gover and Mrs. Ruhv
Srhorb. Funeral from the W W. Cham
bers Co. Southeast funeral home. 6J7
llth st. a.e.. on Monday. May 13. at
2 p m Relatives and friends are Invit
ed Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
VANCE. FRANCES. On Thursday. May ft.
1035. at Oallinger Hospital, FRANCES
VANCE of 5812 Foote st. n.e. Remain*
a' FTaeler’a funeral home. 38!) Rhod'
Island ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later
11
M il I.HIDF WILLIAM R On Wednesday
May 8. 18.15. at Asheville. N. C . WIL
LIAM R aged 24 year*, beloved *on of
William Z and Bessie G. Willhlde. Fu
neral from his parents’ residence. 714
Varnum et. n.w.. on Saturday. May 11
at 2 pm Relative* and friends in
vited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
10
WOOD, THOMAS. Suddenly 01) Thurs
day May ft. ]f>35. st his residence
Brookwood Farms. Croom. Md.. THOMAS
WOOD, son of the late Peter and Mar
garet John Skinner Wood He la sur
vived by six sisters. Miss F. Johns Woor
of Croom Md : Mrs. J. H. Carr of
Baden, Md ; Mr*. Frederick 8klnner of
Baden. Md.: Mrs. C W. Sheriff of Dis
trict of Columbia: Mrs. w H. Duvall
of Croom Md.. and Mr*. Mary S Yoe
of Washington D C Funeral from
his lste residence on Saturday. May 11.
st 1:30 pm: thenc* to St. Thomas’
Chuich. Croom. Md where services will
be conducted at 2 pm Interment
church cemetery. Relative* and friend*
are invited.
in flJpmnrtant.
AR1H1 R. JAMES C. In sad hut lovlr*
remembrance of our dear beloved sot.
and brother. JAMES c. ARTHUR, who
passed away six years ago todav. Ms'
10. 1 :■»"©.
Six years aao. our hearts still sore
As time eoes on we miss you more.
We love you lust as much today
As in the hour vou nassad sway
THE FAMILY. •
BOLES. THOMAS. In sad and loving re
membrance of THOMAS BOLES, who de
parted this life on May 9. 1931.
Gone but not forgotten.
HIS WIFE. MARY BRADY BOLES. 11*
GOLDBERG. RACHEL. A tribute of love
and devotion in memory of our dear
mother. RACHEL GOLDBERG who
passed away one year ago today. May
10. 19.14.
A Drrcimjit onf from m has tons
A voica love is stilled.
A place it vacant In our home
Which never can be filled
SOPHIE BOBYS. LENA LIPKIN AND
SONS. •
GOI GH. CATHERINE L. In loving mem
ory of my wife. CATHERINE L. GOUGH
who departed this life four years ago
today Mav jn. 1931. Reouiem mass at
Our Lady's Chapel. St Mgrya Coumv
at 7 a m
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. CHARLES E
GOUOH. •
LAW. MARY O. To the memory of out
dear wife and mother. MARY O. LAW
who passed away two years ago today
Mav 10. 1933.
Just a line of sweet remembrance.
Just a memory, fond and true:
Just a token of love and devotion.
That our hearts still long for you
HER HUSBAND AND SON *
MILLER. SARAH K. Sacred to the mem
ory cf cur dear mother SARAH K.
MILLER who departed this life May
10. ta:tC. Mass will be said at St.
Mary's Church for repose of her soul.
A beautiful life, a peaceful death.
Yet why are we so sad’
It is because, dear mother, we loved
you so
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. GEORGE B
AND SADIE H. MILLER.
TAYLOR. MOLLIE F. A saered and sin
cere tribute of love to the memory of
my dear mother. MOLLIE F. TAYLOR,
who entered into rest seven years ago
today. May 10. 19',’S.
The rolline stream of life rolls oa.
But still the vacant chair
Recatlr the love, the voice, the smile
Of mother who once was there
HER LOVING DAUGHTER MILDRED
V. MESHAW ‘
TAYLOR. MOLL IF F. A sacred and sin
cere tribute of love to the memory of
my devoted mother. MOLLIE F TAY
LOR who entered Into eternal rest Me»
lit. IP'.’S
Loved In Ute remembered in death.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER IDA MAY
BOARDLEY.
WARNER. MARY. In l0”ing remembrance
of my darling mother. MARY WARNER
who departed this life four year* tan
today. May IP. lfl.TI on Mother's dey.
Years may wipe out many things.
Bui this they'll wipe out never.
The memory of those haDpv days
When mother and I were together.
HER LONELY SON. JOSEPH WARNER ♦
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