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705 Upshur St. N.W.
(No connection with any
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—strictly private.J
FINALIST HERE
Duke and Duchess Brunetti
D’Arcos Will Be Buried
Tuesday.
Funeral service* for the Duke and
Duchess Brunetti d'Areas, whose bodies
were brought to Washington from
Europe, wlU be held in Rock Creek
Cemetery Tuesday at ll am., it was
announced yesterday,
The duchess was the former Virginia
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$75
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A very neat crepe-covered
casket, engraved nameplate, tine
outside case, six handles, lined
with rood quality lining. Em
balming by competent men.
watAlnr. dressing and shaving ll
necessary; advertising the death
notice, hearse and two Cadillac
limousines, rugs chairs, scarf
for the door, candles candelabra,
removing from anv city hospital
or home. NO EXTRAS. COM
PLETE. $75.
COMPLETE FUNERALS
PROM $75 to $500 AND UP
FUNERAL HOME
••Spire, of M.iod,..” wjsv Phone Lincoln 8200
Every Sundey it 1:45 P. M.
Woodbury Lowery of Washington,
whose family waa prominent here in
the 90’s. The duke waa the first
Spanish Minister to thq United States
after the Spanish-Amerlcan War.
She died March 8, 1934, at the age
of 80 years, In the luxurious Brand
accio palace in Rome, where the had
made her home for several years. The
duke died in 1928 In San Sebastian,
Spain, and his body had been held in
a vault there until the two were moved
together to ihr native land. The
duchess had requested in an elaborate
13-page will that they be burled aide
by side here.
As Miss Lowery she was betrothed
to the young attache of the Spanish
Legation many yean before he became
Minister and distinguished himself in
the diplomatic service. At the time of
her marriage she was said to have
been the only American woman to
marry a Spanish grandee.
During his career, the duke served
also as Minister to Chile and Mexico
and as Ambassador to Russia and
Italy. His wife, meanwhile, clung to
her American citizenship, renewing her
passport whenever it expired.
In her will she left nearly $1,000,000
to American institutions, Including a
valuable collection of art which was
given to the National Art Gallery In
the Smithsonian.
She has many relatives in Wash
ington, including MaJ. Gist Blair. Dr.
Montgomery Blair, Jr.: Mrs. Woodbury
Blair and Mrs. Breckinridge Long.
Washington's Greatest JEWELRY Sale
Soon Will Be Ended-BETTER HURRY!
Six-Eighteen Twelfth Street
Ivory Pioet of Morchan*
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Between F & G Sts.
Every Piece of Merchan
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Geo. D. Horning of Soutn
Washington, Va.
WASHINGTON STORE TO BE CLOSED ON JUNE FIRST
$22.50
Diamond
Wedding
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$15 Sterlinf Silver
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Circle Diamond $ .60
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White Gold, 18-kt
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Wedding $C to $1 e
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Every piece of beautiful Jewelry is plainly marked
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Washington such sensational prices for quality
jewelry.
ALL SALES FINAL!
NO EXCHANGES!
Washington has never seen such bargains before and never
will again; the very finest jewelry is being offered at frac
tions of its present-day value; nothing has been bought for
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birthdays, anniversaries, graduations ana June weddings.
WIFE OF GEN. MORROW
DIES IN NEW JERSEY
Mrs. Harriet Butler Morrow, wife
of Oen. Jay J. Morrow, retired, form
er Engineer Commissioner of the Dis
trict and Governor of the Panama
Canal, died suddenly yesterday morn
ing at the home of a nelce in Inter
laken, N. J. Gen. and Mrs. Morrow
had been living in Englewood, N. J.,
for the last live years.
Besides her husband. Mrs. Morrow
is survived by a brother, Col. Rodman
Butler, also of Englewood.
Funeral services will be held at the
home tomorrow afternoon.
COL GEORGE MITCHELL
FUNERAL TOMORROW
Following services at the Fort Myer
Chapel at 2 p.m., Col. George E.
Mitchell, U. 8. A., retired, who died
at Walter Reed Hospital Thursday,
will be buried tomorrow in Arlington
National Cemetery.
The honorary pallbearers are: MaJ.
Oen. Roderick L. Carmichael, re
tired; Brig. Gens. Edgar T. Conley
and Andrew Moses; Cols. Mervyn C.
Buckey, retired; Frederick E. John
ston, retired,,and Lawrence 8. Miller,
retired.
Col. Mitchell, a distinguished caval
ryman, was bom in Saginaw, Mich.,
on December 29, 1875.
__ FOUND._
AIREDALE TYPE DOO Tountr Monday
ev nine Conn. ave. Owner call Decatur
ttllUl. branch 407. Sunday evanlng between
ft and 10 o’clock.
POR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
Animal Rescue League. 71 O at n.w.
Phone North 6730___
SPECTACLES In case, found on Wyoming
ave. Tuesday night, April 0. Call Po
tomac 3888. «
_LOST._
Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star wul be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up
to noon day o) issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 a m.
day ol issue. For the Sunday Star
up to ll p.m. Saturday. _
BAR PIN. gold: filigree, with large ame
thyst center, small pearls each end Re
ward. Phone Adams 4689-W. _15*_
BILLFOLD, containing money and several
railroad passes vicinity Keith s Theater.
Reward. Return to F. S. Spruill. Jr..
Washington Hotel._ •_
BROOCH gold, diamond sunburst; valued
highly for associations Liberal reward
given. 135? Montague st. Georgia 1450.
_19*
CAT. white, male name •‘Tommy.” lost
May 1: owner grieving. Liberal reward
for return or any information. Campbell.
645 C st_n.e. Lincoln 21 ”3._•_
DIAMOND RING, yellow gold, within last
four weeks: reward. Phone Metropolitan
263!*. Miss Harries._ •_
DOG—8mall brown shepherd: name
“Buck. ’ limping from cut in right hind
let Reward._Phone Wisconsin 1368._
ENGLISH SETTER male black and white,
lost or strayed from Bannockburn Golf
Club. Glen Echo. Md. ”T. D. Harden”
engraved on collar Phone Bradley 69‘L 12*
EYEGLASSES, oxfnrd?. white gold, on
Friday afternoon. Reward. 1713 Kenyon
st. n.w
FOUNTAIN PEN Waterman: small, black,
told band Inscribed "J M. O B . 5-25-22."
Reward for return to Apt 204 .101 k Por
ter st. n.w Emerson 5101 after B p m 12*
FOX FUR. brown, vicinity 15th and N. Y
eve. Thursday night Reward. Address
Box 4H»-B. Star office. _
FRATERNITY PIN—Kappa-Alpha. Jeweled:
downtown shopping district Thursday
afternoon. Reward. Shepherd 288Q-W.
GLASSES, in brown case. Saturday left on
counter in Woolworth's. 12th and F sts.
Reward Columbia 0581-J.__
IRISH SETTER. large. red. named
‘Dewey.” Reward._Phone Lincoln 1515.
LOP-GNETTE. platinum on brown ribbon
Reward. Decatur 0827,___
NOBE GLASSES lady's, in case on F st
Saturday morning. Reward. 211 Prlnoa
st.. Alexandria, va.__ _• _
PEKINGESE red. male. large April 30:
companion to geml-lnvalid lady. 1253
Newton st. n.e. Wallace.
Funeral Held
W. K. WILLHIDE HEADED
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
WILLIAM R. WILLHIDE,
24-year-old former president of the
Epworth League and a teacher in
the Petworth Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday School since the
age of 16. was burled yesterday In
Cedar Hill Cemetery after services
at the home of his parents, William
Z. and Bessie O. Wlllhlde, 714
Varnum street. Mr. Wlllhlde died
Wednesday In Asheville, N. C.,
where he had gone for his health.
He had been studying medicine in
Philadelphia.
SUIT IS WITHDRAWN
Sheet Aluminum Corp. Discontin
ues Action in Detroit.
DETROIT. May 11 </*>).—The suit
of the Sheet Aluminum Corp. of
j Jackson. Mich., asking $4,125,000
damages from the Aluminum Co. of
America under the Sherman anti
trust laws has been withdrawn, It
was learned today.
Notice of discontinuance was filed
by attorneys for Sheet Aluminum
Corp. in United States District Court
here. They did not Indicate whether
another suit would be Instituted.
LOST.
POCKETBOOK blue leather, containing
money, keys, compact: lost around 20th
at. and Fla. ave. n.w Reward Phone
Columbia 2085-M,_457 Park rd n.w^l.'l*
PURSE, black, on 14th st. steps of Na
tional Christian Church or vicinity.
Louise Home. 1500 Mass, ave. n.w. *
RIDING BOOT, lady's, tan. Saturday
mornin*. Reward. Call Hyattsville 542-J.
_1_
RING. diamond platinum, about 2 weeks
ago. Liberal reward. 2531 Que st. n.w .
Apt. 2<>«. \___•
SPECTACLK8. shell frame, in blue Ed
monds case. Reward. Cleveland 7761'
UMbltrLLA—Finder please return because
ot sentiment. 3100 16th st. n.w. Phone
Adams .1307__13*
WRIST WATCH, diamond studded, yester
day evening Ralelah Haberdasher. 14th
and N Y. ave. n w 15tn and H st. n e. car
Reward;_Lincoln 8545-M after 6 pm. 12*
WRIST WATCH white and green gold.
Illinois. 17-jewel movement, from home of
W. McD Lindsey. Lanham. Md Presenta
tion from employes of the Railway Mail
Service: suitably engraved. Reward for
information leading to recovery. Com
municate _wlth ^bove^iame and address
WRIST WATCH. Elgin, white gold, linked
bracelet, lost May 8. about 6:30 p m . In
Diamond taxi. Iront of Rooievelt Hotel.
Phone National 2060. Reward.
WRIST WATCH 'lady's Bulova'. diamonds,
emerald setting. En route 15th and H sts.
n e. via street car. Sentiment. Reward.
Lincoln 7203-J._14*
$100 REWARD
For return of diamond and sapphire brace
let containme 20 diamonds and 20 sap
phires. lost May 4 or 5 at or between
Washington. D. C.. and Warrenton. Va.
Nichols Co.. 326 Woodward Bldg
"ANY FAMILY CAN AFFORD RYAN SERVICE”
Most Important in
a Funeral
—is the quiet, unobtrusive efficiency of the
director. For many years Ryan Service has
enjoyed the highest recommendations because
of its unfailing attention to details: its
courteous and thoroughly trained personnel
and its sympathetic undemanding of human
nature. Be guided by the choice of thousands
of families, remember to Call RYAN SERVICE.
Ryan Ambulance Service
Local Calls, ^
James T. Ryan
Funeral Director
317 Pa. Ave. S.E. ATlantic 1700-1701
This Beautiful Casket
and Complete Service
Equals any $300 Funeral
... by Chambers Only $165
We make the statement above secure in know*
inf we are “One et the Larfest Undertakers in
the World.” Too naturally expect the finest
funeral services from such a bif establishment,
and we live up to our advertised claims in
every respect. We picture above a half-couch
casket, rich and difnifled in appearance, priced
by Chambers includlnr the complete funeral,
cars, hearse and every service known to funeral
directors the world over, for only $105. You’ll
find It the eoual of any $300 service. But
Cheaters whole cost Is only $165.
2he greater Chamlmi
MAIN OFFICE
1400 Chapin St. N.W,
Columbia 0432
SOUTHEAST BRANCH
517 11th St. S.E.
Lincoln 4477
FORMER M’KINLEY
ATHLETE EXPIRES
James Liggett, 19, Wat First
Stricken 111 at Fredericksburg,
Va., April 26
James Liggett. 19, 2313 Channing
street northeast, formerly a well known
McKinley High School athlete, died
yesterday in Sibley Hoepltal from a se
ries of illnesses which started in Fred
ericksburg, Va., on April 30. Since his
Illness had not been diagnosed at the
time of his death Coroner A. Ma
li ruder MacDonald has ordered an
autopsy.
At the time he was first stricken
young Liggett, who was a member of
the Mount Ranter Grays base ball
team, was waiting to play In the Vir
ginia city. He was taken to the hos
pital unconscious, but revived on ar
rival and refused examination. Fol
lowing his return home he suffered
two more spells and was finally sent
to the hospital by Dr. R. W. Conklin,
3100 Twentieth street northeast.
81nce his graduation young Liggett,
one of nine children, has been em
ployed by a chain grocery store. He
is survived by his mother. Mrs. Leah
Liggett, and the fallowing brothers
and sisters: Boyd, Clyde, Wilbur, Wil
liam, John, Carrie, Virginia and Hen
rietta Liggett.
The youth will be burled at War
densvllle, W. Va., from which place
he came here with his family nine
years ago. There will be services
here at the home first, the time not
having been decided on.
Cdarba of OHjank*.
GARDNER. CLAUDE M. I wish to thank
my friends and relatives for their kind
ness during my recent bereavement,
the loss of my dear son. CLAUDE M.
GARDNER.
ADELAIDE LEVI GARDNER.
THOMPSON, JENNIE B. The husband and
family of the late JENNIE B. THOMP
SON with to thank the many frienda
for their kind thoughts and expressions
of sympathy during their ltte bereave
ment.
3 H THOMPSON AND FAMILY. •
WHITEHOt SE. EUGENA M. The family
of the late EUGENA M WHITEHOUSE
acknowledge with sincere appreciation
the kind expreaalona of sympathy in
their bereavement. THE FAMILY 12*
Spates.
BEASLET. JAMES. On Friday. May 1ft.
1935. JAMES BEASLEY of 1102 O at!
n.w He is survived by a wife. Caale
J Beasley: two children. Martha and
Jennings Beasley: a father. James
Beasley, five brothers and six slaters
and also other relatives and friends.
Remains may be seen at Malvan A
8chey's funeral home. New Jeriey are.
and R at n.w.. until Monday at 10
a m., at which time body will be ship
ped to Georgia for Interment.
BRANSON. GEORGE WASHINGTON. On
Thursday May 9. 1936. GEORGE
WASHINGTON BRANSON beloved hue
band of Emma Branson tnee Craigg).
He Is survived by two children Lewis
Edward Branson and Mrs. Maude Gray
of Porestvllle. Md.: and one sister. Mrs
Eva Collins of Waahington D C Fu
neral from his late residence Meadows
Md.. on Monday May 13. at 9:30 m.m.:
thence to St. Mary’a Church. Upper
Marlboro. Md . where solemn requiem
mass will be offered at 9 a m. for the
repose of his soul Relatives and friends
invited Interment Mount Cermel Cem
: etery Marlboro Md. 12
BRl'NETTI. SENOR DON JOSE AM
BROSIO. AND DUCHESS VIRGINIA
WOODBURY LOWERY BRl'NETTI. Fu
neral services for the late Senor DON
JOSE AMBROSTO PRUNFTTI Y GAYO
SO DE LOS COBOS. Duke of Arcos. for
mer Minister to the United States from
Spain and for the late VIRGINIA
I WOODBURY LOWERY BRUNETO
Duchess of Arcoa. will take place at 11
o'clock on the morning of May 14.
1935. at Rock Creek Cemetery. Wash
ington. D. C. 13
CLARK. WILLIAM. On Friday. May 10.
1835. WILLIAM CLARK the aon of the
late Mandamus and Caroline Clark of
Charlottesville. Va.: devoted husband of
Ella Clark, uncle of Wllbtrt J. Kennry
Remains restlna at the W. Ernest Jar
vis funeral church. 143! You at. n.w.
Funeral Tuesday. May 14. at 7 pm.,
from the Good Will Baptist Church.
18th and You sts. n.w.. Rev. James I*
Finn offlclatlnc. 13
COCKRELL. ASHBY, on Friday May 10.
1835. ASHBY COCKRELL, beloved hue
band of Bdna May Cockrell and father
of Robert Cockrell. Funeral from the
W. W Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home. 517 11th st s.e.. on Sunday. May
1C. at 1 p m Relatives and friends In
vited. Interment Wakefield Chapel,
near Annandaic. Va. 1!
CRONIE. JOHN F. On Wednesday. May
8. 1835. at his residence. Weathaven.
Conn.. JOHN F CRONIE beloved hus
band of Della Davis Cror.ie and brother
of Mrs. Helen Lauxman and Mrs. Emma
A Btuner Services at the S H Hines
Co. funeral home. 28fll 14th st. n.w..
Monday May is at 3 e.m Interment
Cedar Htll Cemetery 1C
Cl'RTIS. ALVIN T. Suddenly on Satur
I dAy. Mat 11 1835. ALVIN T CURTIS
beloved husband of Otha F. Curtla met
De Laneyl and father of Jamea N..
Alvin T. ir.: William T. Ralph M.
Harry O B. Curtis. Funeral services
at th* W. W. Chambers Co Southeast
funeral home. 517 llth it. s.e. Notiee i
of time later.
DAVIS. JOHN W. On Saturday May 11
1935. at Sibley Hospital. JOHN W
DAVIS, beloved husband of Laura B
Davia and father of Richard H. Davis Ella
B Bvertt Mary D. Chase and Kath
erine D. Sherman. Funeral from his
late residence. 520 8th at. n.*.. On
Tuesday. May 14 at 1 p m. Interment
Fredericksburg. Va. 13*
DICKftON. HENRIETTA GEORGE. Sudden
ly on Saturday May 11 1935, at Nan
tucket. Mass.. HENRIETTA GEORGE,
widow of Samuel H. Dickson, captain.
Medical Corea U. B. N Services at St.
John's Episcopal Church Lafayette
sousre. Waehinrton. D. C,. on Tuesday.
May 14. at 11 a m. Interment Arllnt
ton National Cemetery. 13
EDWARDS. CHARLES V. On Saturday.
May 11. IKS. at hit home In Kenaint
ton. Md . CHARLES V. EDWARDS, be
loved aon of Joseph R. and Pearl C.
Edward* Services st the chtpel of
Warner E Humphrey's funeral home.
RoekvUlt. Md.. on Sunday. May IS at
2:30 n m. Interment Rockville Union
Cemetery.
ELLIOTT. LUCY M. On Saturday May
11. 1935. at the residence of her
daughter. Mra. Roae Berkeley. 18 18th
st. s.e.. LUCY M ELLIOTT, beloved
mother of Mrs Ida Caaaeen. Mr». Rose
Berkeley. Notice of funeral lkter.
FISHER. MARY E. Suddenly, on Thursday.
May 9. 1935. at 12 midnight at her
residence. .1768 McKinley st.. MARY E.
FISHER, beloved wife of Charles Fisher
Services at her late residence on Mon
day. May 13. at in am Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery. 12
FLYNN. JOHN H. On Friday. Mav in.
1935. JOHN H. beloved husband oX Alice
Flynn and brother of Mrs. W. O. Wild
ing Mn. C. L Oerald end O C Flynn.
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co.
funeral home. 1400 Chapin st n.w.. on
Monday. May 13. at 2:30 p.m. Rela
tives and friends »re Invited. Interment
at Congressional Cemetery. 12
GARDNER. GERTRUDE MAT. On Thurs
day. May ft. 193#. at the All Statu
Hotel. OER+RUDE MAY GARDNER
Funeral tervlce* Sunday. May 12, at 2
D m., at Hytone a parlors. 1300 Nat. n.w.
GARRETT. ROES EMMA. C
May 11. 1935 at her real I
Reservoir ra. n w„ Rost 1
REIT, aged 75 years. ___1
mother of Joseph M. Garrett and Mra.
Blanche Chambarlaln. Remains resting
at the ff.% Chambers Co. funeral
home. 1400 Chapin at. n.w. Notlea of
funeral latar.
GISSEL. FREDERICK B. Friday. May 10.
1935. at 5 a m., attar a llngarlng illness.
FREDERICK B.. the devoted husband of
Lorene Gissel. In his 58th year Funeral
services will be held at St. John's Epis
copal Church in Georgetown, at 3 p.m..
Monday. May 13. followed by interment
in Oak Hill Ctmatery. 12*
GLEASON. WILLIAM I. Suddenly, on
May 9. 1035. WILLIAM E.. beloved son
of the late Michael and Mary Oleeaon
(nee Frawleyh Funeral from his lata
residence. 1405 Weit Uxlnitoa. it..
Baltimore Md.. on Monday. May IS. at
?to\m tosartfiisfoS^M.v% ps
a m. Interment m New Cathedral Cem
etery. 12
GLENN. JOSEPH E. On Saturday. May
11. 1935. at Sibley Hospital. JOSEPH
E. GLENN, membtr of Local Union No.
4. I. B of B. Funeral from tbt Ferry
& Walsh funeral Tome. 29 H at. n
Tuesday. May 14. at 8:30 a.m.: thence
to St. Aloyelus Church, where reouiem
mass will M aaid at 8 a.m. for the re
pose of his eoul. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mount olivet Cem
etery. 13*
GLENN. JOSEPH E. Brotherhood of Book
binders informs you of the death of
JOSEPH E. GLENN, who died Satur
day. May 11. 1935. of heart failure.
Funeral Tueaday. May 14. at 8:30 a.m..
from Perry * Walsh's funeral home. 2ft
H st. n.w. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Union services Monday
night at S^clgok^ 8#ewur7
GRAHAM. BYRON ULMER. On Friday,
May 10. 1035. BYRON ULMER, beloved
husband of Caroline Reynolds Orahim
and father of Virginia Oraham Platt.
Elaine Oraham Miller, and Dorothy
Graham Miller. Funeral from his. lata
residence. 14 last Bradley lane. Chevy
Chase. Md.. Monday. May 13. at 11 a m
Interment (orlvate) Rock Crack Cem
etery 12
GRAY. MORRIS. On Friday. May 10
1935. at Provincetown. Mass. MORRIS
GRAY, beloved huaband of Pearl Gray,
brother of Anna Proctor. Antoinette
Makell. Emma Snowden end Richard
Gray. Funeral Monday. May 13. at 1:30
pm., from the W. Ernest Jarvis fu
neral church. 1432 You at. n.w.
I
Sratha.
GRIFFITH. JEAN V. On Saturday. May
11. 1035. JEAN V. GRIFFITH beloved
dauthter of Earl H. and Verena Griffith
and lister of Shirley V.. Jessie E. and
Sari H . Jr., and niece of Clark C. Grlf
flth. Remains restlnt at the W. W.
Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400
Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later.
■RLE. COLLINS MARSHALL. On Friday
May 10. 1035. at Providence Hospital.
COLLINS MARSHALL, aied 2 years 0
months, beloved son of Thomss E. and
Mabel M. Hale. Funeral from the James
T. Ryan funeral home. 317 Pa. ave a e.
on Monday. May 13. at 2 pm. Rela
tives and friends Invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 12
HAP FEY. EL RIDGE D. On Saturday.
May 11. 1035. at his residence. 1317
North Capitol st.. ELRIDGE D. HAR
VEY. beloved brother of Mrs. Minnie T.
Cocke of Roanoke. Va.: Mrs. Mattie
Brufley. Mrs. J. P. Corthney and Mrs.
C. p. Parker, all of Washington, D. C.
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co.
funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on
Monday. May 13. at 2 p.m. Relatives
and friends Invited. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery.
JENKINS. WILLIAM L. The members of
Potomac Valley Porse Council. No 3.
Jr. O. U. A. M will aasemble at fill
Central ave.. Capitol Helchta, Md„ on
Sunday. May 12. 1035. at 8 p.m.. to
hold services for our late brother. WIL
LIAM L. JENKINS
M. H. COULTER. Councilor.
L. M. GREEN. Secretary.
JEWETT. BELLE E. On Friday. May 10.
1035. at her residence. 4H12 Kansas ave
n w. BELLE E JEWETT, beloved wife
of the late Joel A. Jewett and mother
of Mrs. Maude R. Carpenter and Mrs
Bertha A White. Funeral from the
above residence on Sunday. May 12. at
2 p.m. Relative! and friends Invited.
Interment Cleveland. Ohio. 12
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 Monday May 13
at 1 p.m.. from Third Baptist Church
5th and Que sta. n.w.. Rev. Oeorte O
Bullock, pastor. Friends Invited. 12
KEEK. EMILY A. On Saturday. May 11.
1036. at her residence. 10 Barney st..
Cottage City. Md.. EMILY A., beloved
wife of the late Frank E Kerk and
mother of Mrs. T. Weston Scott Fu
neral from her late residence on Tues
day, May 14. at 2 p.m. Relatives and
friends Invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 13
KIDWELL. BEAUREGARD. On Frida?.
May 10 1936. at hi* residence. 3803
Benton st n w BEAUREGARD KID
WELL husband of the late Mary Emma
Kidwell. beloved father of Marguerite K
i Maaer. Lula M McCauley and Sue M.
Subor. Funeral services at the 8 H.
Hines Co funeral home 2901 14th st.
n w„ on Monday May 13. at 1:30 p m
Iptctment Oak Hill Cemetery. 12
KNAL'SMAN. ELLANORA. On Friday May
10. 1935. at her residence. 1411 Mass
ave. n.w . ELLANORA KNAUSMAN (nee
Hines), beloved wife of Ernest Knaus
man. Funeral from the Wm H Sardo
A Co. funeral chapel. 413 H st. n.e.
Monday. May 13. at 2 p.m. Interment
Iprivate) Glenwood Cemetery. 12
LIGGETT. JAMES. On Saturday. May
11. 1935, JAMES, the beloved son of
Lee Liggett and the late Warden Lig
gett. Funeral services at his late resi
dence. 2212 Channmg st. n.e.. on
Tuesday. Mar 14. at 10 a m Relatives
and friends Invited. Interment War
densville. W. Va.. at 3 p.m. 13
MERRYMAN. LILY MYRTLE. On Friday.
May 10. 1935. at 3 a m.. LILY MYRTLE
beloved wife of Charles H. Merryman.
Funeral from her late residence. Bradley
Hills. Bethesda. Md . on Monday. Mav
13. at 2 p.m. Interment Rockville Cem
etery. 12
MITCHELL. GEORGE E. On Thursday.
May 9 1936 GEORGE E. MITCHELL,
colonel of Cavalry. U 8 A. (retired),
beloved husband of Lucy J. Mitchell.
He la also survived bv three sons.
George E Mitchell, (r.. first lieu
tenant. Field Artillery; Paul J. Mitchell,
first lieutenant of Infantry, and C.
Beverly Mitchell, cadet. V S Military
Academy Body resting at the Tabler
funeral home. 4217 9th st. n.w. until
Monday. May 13. when services wil! be
held at 2 p.m In the Chapel at Fort
Myer. Va.. followed by Interment with
full military honors in Arlington Na
tional Cemetery Relatives and friends
Invited attend 12*
MITCHELL. THOMAS T On Friday
May 10. 1935 at his residence 4318
12th place ne. THOMAS F beloved
husband of Clara V. Mitchell (nee 81m
monsl. Funeral services at the above
address on Monday. May 13. at 9:30
a m ; thence to St Anthony's Catholic
Church. 12th and Monroe sts n.e..
where mass will be said at 10 a m (Wor
cester. Mass., papers please copy > 12
MITCHELL. WILLIS. Departed this life
on Thursday. May 9. 1935. at 136 C
st. s.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.'s funeral
parlors. 1344 *th st n.w. Funeral
Monday. May 13. at 1 p m. from the
above-named funeral parlors Inter
ment Arlintton National Cemetery. 12
MORROW HARRIET BUTLER. Sudden
ly. on May 11. 1935. at Interlaken. N
J. HARRIET BUTLER beloved wife
of Gen Jay J. Morrow. Services at her
late residence. 71 Franklin at.. Engle
wood. N J.. Monday. May 13. at 2:30
o'clock. Please omit flowers. •
NUNNALLY. THOMAS J. On Thursday
May 9. 1935 at Forestville. MS,
THOMAS J NUNNALLY. beioved brother
of Mrs. 8. E. Robey. Funeral from the
W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home. 517 11th st s.e.. on Monday. May
13. at 19 a.m Relatives and friends
ere Invited. Interment Arlington Na
tional Cemetery. (Petersburg. Va.. pa
pers please copy.) 13
PATTERSON. JAMES A. Suddenly, on
Friday. May 10. 1935. JAMES A. PAT
TERSON belored husband of Emma S
Ps.terson, father of Mrs Margaret Van
Ormer and brother of Mrs Agnes Drake
and Mr. John Patterson of Richmond.
Va He also la survived by one era no
child. Nora Blaine Van Ormer. Funeral
services at his late residence. 479‘i G
st. a w., on Monday May 13. at 1 p m.
Relatives and friends are invited In
terment Baltimore Cemetery. Baltimore^
Md. 13
PEPIN. OR. ARTHUR J. On Saturday.
May 11. 1935. at the Savoy Apartments.
2804 1 4th st. n.w . Dr ARTHUR J
PJ5PIN. beloved husband of Winifred M.
Pepin and father of Arthur J. Pepin,
jr. Funeral from the above address on
Tuesday. May 14. at 8:15 a m thence
to Sacred Heart Catholic Church. lHth
at. and Park rd. n.w.. where mass
will be said at 9 a m for the repose of
his soul. Interment Holy Rood Ceme
tery. 13
RAYMOND. NORMAN C. On Friday May
10 1935, at his residence. 1830 R st.
n w.. NORMAN C RAYMOND beloved
husband of Mrs. Fannie E. Raymond
Services at the S. H. Hines Co funeral
home. 2901 14th at. n.w. Sunday. May
13. at 4 p m. Interment Cedar Hili
Cemetery.
RIOHTER. GEORGE E. Suddenly, on Fri
day. May 10. 1935. at 5:45 a.m..
GEORGE B. RIOHTER. beloved husband
of the late Georgians F Righter and
father of Mrs. Esther Simmons. Mrs.
Ruth Pitts. Mr. Paul Righter. Mr. Claude
Richter and Mrs. Emma Cozen. Funeral
sendees on Monday May 13. at 2:30
Dm., at the residence of hi? daugh
ter. Mrs Ruth Pitts. 1«04 Eames place
n.e Relatives and friends invited to
attend. Interment Congressional Cem
eterv. 12
SCOTT. REV. WILLIAM RIEVES. De
parted this life at Doylestown. Pa .
Rev. WILLIAM RIKVES SCOTT, re
tired chaplain. D. 6. A., beloved hus
band of Mrs Mary Bringhurst Scott
Interment Arlington National Ceme
tery Monday. May 13. 1935. at 1 p.m.
SMITH. 8. EARLE. Suddenly on Satur
day. May 11 1935. at 3:45 a.m . at his
residence. 3824 33nd st.. Mount Rainier.
Md . S. EARLE, beloved husband of
Mary T Smith (nee (O'Connor) and
father of Dorothy. Earle. Frances. Mar
garet. Wilbur. Ralph and Walter Smith
and Mrs. Marie Leahy and brother of
Ralph and Wilbur Smith Funeral will
leave above residence on Tuesday May
14. at 1:30 pm.: thence to Christian
Church 3.'!rd st. and Bunker Hill rd..
Mount Rainier. Md.. where services will
be held at 2 p m. Relatives and friends
Invited. Interment Congressional Cem
etery. 13
SMITH. EMMA LOUISE. Suddenly on
Friday May in. 1935. at her residence.
4 Poplar ave . Takoma Park. Md.. EMMA
LOUISE SMITH, beloved wife of William
M Smith and dauahtar of Louise Ander
son. 8he also Is survived bv three chil
dren. Mrs. Dorothy Thurston. Audrey
Smith and Donald 8mith. Funeral from
the W. W Chambers Co. funeral home.
1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Monday. May
13. at 11 a m. Relatives and frlenda
invited. Interment Congressional Ceme
tery is
STITH, BENJAMIN JOHNSON. Departed
this life Friday. May in. 1935. at 1:40
p.m,. at 181« T st. n.w.. Apt. 4. BEN
JAMIN JOHNSON STITH th* devoted
husband of Marie Stith. lovln* eon of
Virtlnlus and Bettie 8tith. father of
Marlon and Ralph Stith and brother of
Ashton. Joseph. Russell. Richard Stith.
Julia Walker and Helen Lyon He also
leaves a host of other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at tha S. F.
Morrow & Co. funeral parlor*. 1844 4th
st. n.w. Funeral Monday. May 13. at
Cochran. Va.
STRIBLING. FANNY T. On Thursday.
May 9. 1935. FANNY T STRIBLING.
wife of the late Robert H. Strlbling and
beloved mother of Newton E. 8trlbUng.
Mrs. Elsie D. Gover and Mrs. Ruby
8chorb. Funeral from the W. W Cham
bers Co. Southeast funeral home 517
lltn st. s.e. on Monday. May 13. at
3 p.m. Relatives and friends are in
vited. Interment Cedar HiU Cemetery.
12
TUCKBK. AMELIA A. On Saturday. May
11. 1935. at 12:55 a.m.. at 81bley Me
morial Hospital. AMELIA A. (nee Alt
mauaperger). the beloved wife of Charles
8. Tucker and mother of Edith T. Ouy.
Funeral from her lata residence. 1603
Monroe st n.e.. on Monday. May 13. at
2 p.m. Relatives and frlanda Invited
Interment In Glenwood Cemetery 12
VANCE. FRANCES On Thursday. May 9.
1935. at Galllneer Hospital. FRANCES
VANCE of 5812 Foote st. n.e Remains
at Frasier’s funeral hone. 389 Rhode
Island ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later.
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CKEA8Y. GEORGE. In nd but loving re
membrance of our dear. beloved fither
and uncle. GEORGE CRXA8T. who
naised away one year ago. May 10.
1935.
Ohe year ago. our heart* (till lore.
As time goes on we miss you more;
We love you Just as much today
As In the hour you passed away
HIS DAUGHTER AND NIECE. •
DAWSON. SARA SYLVIA. A sacred trib
ute of lo/e to my darling mother. SARA
SYLVIA DAWSON on Mother's day.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MAUDE
EMIG MURPHY. •
GRAY, JOSEPH AND HARRIETT. In
lovlne memory of my devoted mother,
HARRIETT GRAY, and father. JO
SEPH GRAY, who departed this life
one year ago. March 17 and May 12,
1934.
A wonderful pair, who never grew old.
God made their smiles of sunshine.
Molded in them hearts of pure gold.
God made them as nearly as anaela
As any one ever could be.
But God took my wonderful parent*
And left life so lonely for me.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. PEARL WARD.
•
HAWKINS. JAMES E. In sad but loving
remembrance of a dear huiband and
father. JAaMES E. HAWKINB. who
passed away one year ago today. May
1". 1934.
We have lost a life companion.
A life linked with our own.
And day by day we will miss yotl
As we walk through life alone.
Called from this world for a peaceful
rest.
Called by God. who always knows best:
Dear in our memory you will always
remain,
Until in heaven we meet again
HIB DEVOTED WIPE AND CHILDREN.
HOROWITZ. KL'SSELL AND BETTY. A
tribute of sacred love and memory for
our patient and devoted father. RUS
SELL HOROWITZ who entered into
rest seven years ago today May is.
1928. and mother. BETTY HOROWITZ,
who departed this earthly Lie four
years ago. May 18. 1931.
They understood each thought of ourg.
They knew our every dream:
Our secret hopes they could divine.
They knew our every scheme.
They watched us live, they watched us
grow
They helped us on our w»y:
They taught us truths that we should
know.
That shall forever stay.
How dear, how sweet their memory.
And how It will always stay
To watch above their loved ones
And to guide them on life’s wgy.
How perfect too. each thought of them.
How close they will always be.
A more patient and devoted father
and mother God never made May He
in His mercy unite us again.
loving children and grandchil
dren. •
JONES. ROBERT. In loving memory of
my dear husband ROBERT JONES who
entered Into eternal rest nine years ago
today May 12. 192«
DEVOTED WIFE. GRACE JONE8 •
JORDAN. GEORGEANA C. Mother'! day
tribute t° mother. GEORGEANA C.
JORDAN who died December 18. 1934.
A wonderful mother in every way.
One who was better God never made:
A wonderful worker, so loyal and true.
One jn a million, that, mother, was you.
We have only your memory, dear
mother
To remember our whole life through.
And you are the one we will never
forget.
For we are always thinking of you.
HER LOVING CHILDREN. •
JORDAN. JEANETTE. Sacred to the sad
but loving remembrance of my darling
mother. JEANETTE JORDAN, who de
parted this life twenty-two years ago
Mothers day. Sunday. May 11. 1913,
in Atlantic City. N. J.
.Others may forget you. but never
shall I.
LOVING DAUGHTER PERSIS PATTER
SON. •
JORDAN. JOHN W. Sacred to the mem
ory of our dear, devoted father. JOHN
W. JORDAN, who laid down a cross for
crown eight years aao today May
When the final sheaves are gathered
In ,’r>e storehouse of the Lord.
We will see the sainted father
Around the peaceful throne of God.
HIS LOVING CHILDREN
rOWFLL. ALBERTA WASHINGTON. In
memory 01 mother. ALBERTA WASH
INGTON POWELL, who passed away
three years ago today. May 12. 1932.
*Tom the world ot pain and sorrow
To the land of peace and rest.
God. has taken you our dear mother,
o here you will have eternal rest
DAUGHTER AND SON •
SACKETT. LILLIAN C. In loving re
Jn.e.15.b,'5.nct of my dear mother. LIL
LIAN C. SACKETT. on Mother's day.
ANN J. PETTY. •
SHEID. WALTER E. In remembrance of
if»r end only son. WALTER E.
SHEID. aged 22 years, who died sud
l*nlWo9ent,‘,iX ye*tS ,eo tod*5''
V. Twenty-six long years and still I miss
him. Some may think the wound is
healed but they little know the sor
row that Ues within my heart.
MOTHER.
SWAIN. ISABELLE E. P. In loving and
sacred memory of our darling daughter
and sister. ISABELLE E P SWAIN,
who fell asleep in Jesus three years
t»o today. May 12. 1932.
Near a shady wall a rose once grew.
Budded and blossomed in God's free
light:
Watered and fed by morning dew.
Shedding its sweetness dsy and night.
As it grew and blossomed fair and tan
Slowly rising to loftier height.
It came to a crevice in the wall.
Through which there shone a beam
of light.
Onward it erect with added strength
With never a thought of fear or
pride
It followed the light througb the
crevice length
And unfolded itself on the other side
Shall claim of death cause us to grieve
And make our couraae faint or fall?
Nay. let ua faith and hope receive—
The rose still grows beyond the wall
Not passed away the love.
So rich, so pure, so true.
But perfected above.
Ever to endure.
Not hushed the pleasant song
That used to greet our ear,
But amid the angel song sounding
more sweet and clear.
Her dear voice we seem to hear.
Father in thy precious keeping
L»ave we now our loved one sleeping.
LOVING MOTHER AND SISTER. MRS
MILLARD THORNE AND MRS. G
HOWARD THORNE
TAYLOR. INDIA E. In sad but sweet
and .loving, memory of our mother.
INDIA E. TAYLOR, who departed thlt
life one year ago today. May 12. 1934.
No one knows how much we miss you.
No one knows the bitter pain
we have suffered since you left us—
Life has never been the same
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. •
WASHINGTON. ELIZA. In sad but leg.
remembrance of my precious mother.
ELIZA WASHINGTON, who said "good
by" to me five years ago today. May
When I think of Mother's day
My heart within melts away:
Somehow its charms for me are drear.
Since you have been gone, mother, dear.
LOVING DAUGHTER. HELEN BAILEY.
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