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MAY 15th IS STRAW HAT DAY
KNOX
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RALEIGH HABERDASHER
WASHINGTON S FINEST MENS WEAK STORK— 1310 F STREET
Editor of Savannah Press
Served 10 Years as
Envoy to Swiss.
By the Associated Press.
SAVANNAH. Ga., May H—Pleas
ant A. Stovall, editor of the Savannah
Evening Press and former United
States Minister to Switzerland, died
today.
The 77-year-old editor had been in
poor health for some time. He died
at his residence here.
Long one of Georgia's prominent
figures in Journalism, Stovall began
his newspaper career after graduating
at University ol Georgia in 1875. He
; started as a reporter on the Athens,
| Ga., Banner, later Joined the staff of
1 the Augusta Chronicle and shortly be
; came associate editor of the Chronicle.
He established the Savannah Press
here and continued lta sole owner for
many years until January, 1931, when
he sold it to H V. Jenkins of the
Savannah Morning News. 8tovall con
tinued as its editor.
A boyhood schoolmate of Woodrow
Wilson at Augusta, Ga., Mr Stovall
and the war President were close
friends for years, and when the World
War came President Wilson sent him
to Switzerland as Minister.
From 1913 to 1920 Mr. Stovall re
mained at his diplomatic post, serving
during the trying war and post-war
periods as adviser on questions of neu
trality, and aided refugees who flocked
to Switzerland In recognition of his
humanitarian work the Belgian gov
ernment presented him a gold medal.
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Editor Dies
PLEASANT A. STOVALL._
J. CASTLE RIDGWAY,
EX-BANKER, EXPIRES
Funeral Service* to Be Held To
morrow Afternoon for Chevy
Chase Resident.
J. Castle Ridgway, 81. a former
cashier of the District National Bank,
died of a heart attack yesterday aw his
home, 220 Elm street, Chevy
Chase, Md.
Born In Shawneetown. 111., Mr.
Ridgway was engaged In a printing
business here. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Jean Crawford Ridgway;
a sister. Mrs. William A Rodenberg,
and a brother. Thomas C. Ridgway.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence tomorrow at 3 p.m. Burial
will be In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
-. , +
JOHN L. THORNE DIES
Proprietor of Barber Shop in
Business 40 Years.
John L. Thome, 60. proprietor of
the Carlisle Barber Shop on upper
Fourteenth street, In which district
he had been engaged In business for
40 years, died April 24 at his home,
2213 Thirteenth street, and was burled
three days later.
He Is survived by two daughters,
Mae and Dorothy Thorne; two sons,
Franklin and Wallace Thorne, and
four nephews and nieces, Talley R.
Holmes and Mrs. H. H Herriott, Dr.
Schieflelln Claytor and John C. Clay
tor. He also leaves a sister, Mrs.
Slmsie E. Thome Claytor.
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MAI. COHEN DIES;
PROMINENT EDITOR
Funeral for Atlanta Journal
President Delayed Until
Daughter’s Arrival.
By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA. May 14—Plana for the
funeral of Maj. John S. Cohen, 65,
prominent editor and vice chairman
of the Democratic National Committee,
were delayed today pending the ar
rival of his daughter from Europe.
The daughter, Mrs. Jean M. Bien
venu of Lisbon, Portugal, will arrive
in New York tonight with her hus
band and children.
Maj. Cohen’s death at his home
last night closed a career that carried j
him from a reportorlal position to
the presidency and editorship of the
Atlanta Journal and to a short term
I In the United States Senate.
He had been ill for a long period
j Only last week he returned from
Rochester, Minn., where he had gone
for treatment of a stomach ailment.
Roosevelt Expresses Sorrow.
At his bedside when he died were
his wife, the former Julia Lowry
Clarke; a son, John 8. Cohen, Jr., of
New York, and his sister. Mrs. Barton
Haxall Wise of Richmond. Va.
President Roosevelt, a friend of Maj.
Cohen, led high officials in expressions
' of sorrow. Postmaster Oeneral James
A. Farley paid tribute to him as ’’one :
| of the great editors of the country |
| and a most useful citizen and leader !
! In his State.”
Maj. Cohen had. been Democratic
i national committeeman from Georgia
! since 1924.
As head of the Georgia delegation
I that year he and other leaders of the
William G. McAdoo forces battled Al
fred E. Smith to the deadlock which
ended In the nomination of John W
' Davis of West Virginia as a compro
mise presidential candidate.
Joined Journal In 1890.
Maj. Cohen first joined the staff of
j the Atlanta Journal in 1890 as a re- I
! porter, after serving for a time on the
New York World and the Augusta, I
i Ga., Chronicle. He was successively
reporter, political writer. Washington
correspondent, chief editorial writer, j
managing editor and since 1917 was
president and editor.
Maj. Cohen was active In Mr.
| Roosevelt's nomination for the presl
i dency In 1932 That year he was
1 made vice chairman of the national
committee.
In the same year he was appointed
to the United State Senate to fill the
vacancy left by the death of Senator
William J. Harris. He had won his
military title In the Spanish-American
War.
OFFICIALS HERE SHOCKED.
Roosevelt Joins In Expressions of Sor- j
row at Death of Maj. Cohan.
Messages of sympathy from persons
high in governmental circles sped to
Atlanta on receipt of word of the
death of Maj. John S. Cohen, pub
lisher of the Atlanta Journal and vice
chairman ot the Democratic National |
Committee
President and Mrs. Roosevelt sent ;
messages of deepest sympathy to Mrs.
Cohen and the family.
Postmaster General Farley, his im
mediate chief in Democratic party
councils, also dispatched a message
of deep sorrow.
“I am terribly shocked to learn of
the death of Maj. Cohen." Farley said,
j “He has been a close personal friend
of mine for many years. His services
to the Democratic party for upward
of 40 years are known and appreciated
throughout the United States.”
Another tribute came from Harlee
Branch, Second Assistant Postmaster
General and former Washington cor
respondent for the Atlanta Journal.
Senator Russell, Democrat, of
Georgia said "Georgia has lost one of
her ablest and most distinguished
sons” in the death of Maj. Cohen.
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Dies in Atlanta
MAJ. JOHN 8. COHEN.
MRS. LIZETTE K. BAER,
WIDOW OF GUARD, DIES
Mr*. Lizzette Krumm Baer, 80.
widow of Nathan Baer, former Capitol
guard in charge of the diplomatic gal
lery of the Senate, died today at her
home, 108 Flower avenue, Takoma
Park.
Born in Baltimore, Mrs. Baer lived
there until she was married more than
50 years ago in Christ Church, Alex
andria. She lived thereafter in San
Diego and New' York before coming to
this city. The couple at one time
operated delicatessens on Pennsyl
vania avenue southeast and in the 900
block of Tenth street.
Mrs. Baer was a charter member
and former lieutenant commander of
the Women's Benefit Association,
Order of the Maccabees.
She is survived by two sisters. Mrs.
Nettie Bosch and Mrs. W. E. Miller,
both of Baltimore. Flaneral services
will be conducted at the home Friday,
10 a m., by Rev Abram Simon. Burial
will be In Louden Cemetery, Balti
more.
JOHN A. MEUSHAW, 79,
0YSTERMAN, IS DEAD
By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS. May 14—John A
Meushaw. for many years the owner
and skipper of a Chesapeake Bay
oyster boat. Is dead at his home in
Earleigh Heights. Anne Arundel
County, after a long illness. He was
79 years old.
Surviving are his widow and two
children, Arthur C. Meushaw. and
Mrs. D. E. Colman. both of Wash
ington. Funeral services will be con
ducted tomorrow morning at the
Meushaw home.
Curbs of Stjanka.
AMOS OLIVE LOl IftE. We wish to ex
press our deep gratitude to *he several
organizations and the many friends for
their kind word* and cards end beau
tiful floral tributes at the death of our
loved one. OLIVE LOUISE AMOfl
THE FAMILY.
OVKRHALL. WILLIAM T. We wish to
’hank Rev. T N. Austin of Alexandria.
\r Mrs. Ida Blackwell, the fraternal
organization*, co-workers of the National
Press Club, employes of O Donnell *
Cafe and all of our many relative* and
friends for their expressions of sym
pathy and beautiful floral tribute? dur
ing our recent bereavement of WIL
LIAM T. OVERHALL
THE FAMILY.
Deaths.
AKERS. BERNARD LOVELL. Suddenly,
on Tuesday May 14 ISMS. BERNARD
LOVELL AKERS of 1445 Fairmont at.
n w.. beloved husband of Mary E Akers.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BAER. LIZETTA K. On Tuesday. May
14. 1935. at her residence 108 Flower
ave.. Takoma Park. Md LIZETTA K.
BAER, widow of Nathan Baer Funeral
services at her late residence. Friday.
May 17. at 10 a m Interment Loudon
Park Cemetery. Baltimore. Md. 15
BAILEY. IDA ALER. On Sunday May 1C.
1935. at her residence. 413 Oth st. s.w..
IDA ALER BAILEY wife of the iate
Joseph B. Bailey and mother of Alba
L Bailey. Remains resting at her late
residence. Funeral services at the Fifth
Baptist Church. 009 E st s.w on Wed
nesday. Mav 15. at 2 p m. Interment
Rock Creek Cemetery. 14
BAILEY. SARAH JANE. On Monday May
13. 1935. at her residence 1351 Ridse
place s.e.. SARAH JANE BAILEY inee
Scroggins!, beloved wile of the late
Oeorge Bailey Funeral from the abotje
residence on Thursday. May 10, at 8:30
a m Mass at St Theresa's Church.
13th and V sts. s.e.. at 9 a m Rela
tives and friends invited Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery 15
BATES. EDITH TAGGART. On Monday.
May 13. 1935. at the home of her
aaushter. Mrs. Julius Kiine. 2141 Wyo
ming ave. n w„ EDITH TAGOART
BATES wife of the late William C.
Bates of Cambridge Mass. Besides Mrs.
Kline she is survived by a daughter.
Mrs. Franklin L. Moe of Flushing. L. I..
and a son. Clement T Bates of Balti
more. Md. Services at W'arner E Hum
phrey's funeral home 8424 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Md. on Tuesday.
May 14 at 3:30 p.m Interment on
Wednesday. May 15 at 2:30 pm at
Hingham Center. Mass. 14
BEATTIE. JAMES H. Suddenly, on Mon
day May 13. 1935. JAMES H . the be
loved husband of Thvrza H Beattie and
father of James W. Beattie. Notice
of funeral later.
BECKWITH. MADELINE. On Tuesday.
May 14. 1935. at Kingston. R I.. MAD
ELINE BECKWITH, daughter of the late
Gen Edward G and Cornelia Beckwith.
Funeral service at her late home in
Jamestown. R. I., on Wednesday. May
15. at 8 o'clock Interment at Arlington
National Cemetery.
BI I'N'T. VIRGINIA. On Tuesday morning.
May 14. 1935. VIRGINIA BLUNT,
daughter of the late H. W. Blunt and
Marion A. Coolidge. and sister of H. W.
Blunt, jr.. of Gaithersburg. Md., and
William L. Blunt of La Plata Md.
Funeral Friday. May IT. Interment
private. 16*
BRITTON. EMMA. Officers and members
of Mount Olivet Tabernacle. Order of
Galilean Fishermen are hereby request
ed to attend a call meeting at Fisher
men's Temple. 320 F st. s.w.. on Wed
nesday. May 15. 1935. at 7:30 p.m.. to
arrange the funeral for Sister EMMA
BRITTON. Funeral Thursday. May JO.
at 1:30 p.m . from John Stewart s Me
morial M. E Church. G st. between 3rd
and 4th sts. s.w.. Rev. C. H. Tolson
pastor. All other members of Taber
nacle Galilean Fishermen are invited
to attend._
BROTHER GEORGE HOBGOOD.
R W Ruler.
SISTER SARAH BROOKS. R. W. Scribe.
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for the daily Star wid be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up
to noon day oi issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 a m.
day of tssue For the Sunday Star
up to 11 p m Saturday _
BEADED BAG—Small, blue, containing
money, fraternity pin. compact: Monday,
vicinity White House. Reward. Walnut
9259.
BOSTON BRINDLE BULL—White chest,
male: lost Irom 1360 E st. a.e. Cali At
lantic 1536. Reward. _
CLASS RING—"Sharon High School
1928.'" Reward Phone National 7716.__
DIAMOND EARRING, hook style, in Raleigh
Hotel. Ewarts Cafeteria, or between Raleigh
and 14th and F sts. Return to Ziebel.
Raleigh Hotel. Reward._14* __
DOG—Brown and white English setter,
female: one brown eye; license 20816.
Reward. Phone Cleveland 1556._
ENVELOPE large, brown; containing man
uscript: Soturday. between Raleigh Hotel
and 19th st. Reward. 2100 19th st.
Decatur 3660.
HAT BOX—Black patent leather, contain
ing child’s costumes; in front of 2526 17th
st. n.w. Call Adams 3689._
MESH PURSE, all silver; In Takoma Park.
Reward. 105 Holly ave. Shepherd 2580.
MONEY BAG. small silver, chain, contain
ing $1. Please return to Mrs. Taylor, 105
Holly ave.. Takoma Park. Reward._
REVOLVER, from auto. 13th st. and Pa.
ave. n.w.. 38 cal 8 * W. No. 409218.
property D. C. police dept. Reward. Of
ficer J. T Nash, 7th precinct. _ _
SPITZ PUPPY—Male white, with tan ear
and tan spot on back: no collar; name
Toby; vicinity 10th and S sts. n.w.. Mon
day_Reward;_Call Potomac 0529. _
WRIST WATCH—Lady’s, winton move
ment: sapphire and diamond setting: Fri
day evening. Liberal reward. North loooo.
Ext. 420._ 15*
WRIST VfATCH (lady’s Bulova). diamond,,
emerald setting. En route 15th and H sts.
n **. vi» street eg. Sentiment. Reward.
Lincoln 7293-J. X 1«*
Urates.
BOWIE. ALBERTA. Departfd this life on
8unday Mav 12. 1935. after a brief ill
ness. ALBERTA BOWIE, wife of George
Bowie, mother of James. Frank. Clar
ence. Oeoree and Raymond Bowie and
the late Irene Ambush. She also leaves
two sisters. Addle Mahoney and Mary
Cole: one nephew. Alphonso White, j
eight grandchildren and a host of other -
relatives and friends. Remrins resting
at Barnes A Matthews' funeral home.
fll4 4th at. s w. Notice of funeral later, j
BI SH. HOWARD. SR. DeDarted this life
at his residence. f»rt Prospect ave., Bryn
Mawr Pa., on Monday. aMay 13. 1335. !
HOWARD BUSH SR He leaves to
mourn ‘heir loss a devoted wife Sarah
Bush: two children a son. Howard Bush
Jr.; a daughter. Helen Bush: two de
voted slaters Helen B Campbell of
Washington. D C and Ada B. Hackett
of Baltimore. Md and other relatives
and friends. Notice of funeral later.
CABBAGESTALKS. GRACE. On Satur
day. May II. 1335. ORACE CABBAGE
STALKS. the beloved mother of Heze
kiah. Willie. Raymond and William Ed
ward Cabbaeestalks and Nora Wilder.
Notice of funeral later. Remains rest
ing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 1432 You st. n.w.
CLARK. MARY A. On Sunday May 12.
1935 MARY A CLARK, beloved wife of
the late Thomas F Clark and mother
of Thomas F. Clark. Mrs. B J. Carlin
and Edward J. Clark. Funeral from her
late residence. 9ld 12th st. n.e. oh
Wednesday May 1ft. at 8:30 a m :
thence to Holy Name Church, where
aolemn reauiem mass will be offered at
3 a.m. for rmose of her soul. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery Relatives
and friends Invited. -.Boston. Mass.,
papers please copy > 14
CLARKE. ISABEL. Departed this life
Saturday. Mav 11. 1335. after a brief
Illness. I8ABEL CLARKE 8he leaves to
mourn their loss two brothers-in-law
and two devoted frlendr. the Rev Mr ,
and Mrs Samuel Kelsey Remain* ,
resting at Barnes and Matthews funeral
home, fi 14 4th st. s w. Funeral Wednes
day. May 1ft at 1:30 pm from the
Church of God K st between 4rh and
♦ith sts. s.w.. Rev. Samuel Kelsey of
ficiating.
Cl'RTIS. ALVIN T. Suddenly, on Satur
day May 11 1335 ALVIN T CURTIS,
beloved husband of Otha P Curtis (nee
• De Laneyi and father of James N.
Alvin T. 1r.: William T Ralph M
Harry O B Curtis. Funeral services
* at the W W. Chambers Co Southeast
funeral home. 5J7 nth st. sc on
Tuesday. May 14. at in 30 a m. Inter
ment Fairview Cemeterv Culpeper. Va
on Tuesday. May 14. at 2:30 pm Rel
atives and friends invited to attend 14
DARE. JOSEPH WILSON. On Sunday.
May 12. 1935. at Garfield Hospital.
JOSEPH WILSON DARE, beloved hu*
i band of Frances B. Dare and father of
Dorothy Dare Services at the 8 H
Htnes Co funeral home 2301 14th st
n.w., on Wednesday May 15. at 2 pm
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 14
DING AN, ROBERT LEE. On Monday
May 13. 1935. ROBERT LEE DUNGAN
beloved husband oi Lottie J Dungan
and father of Robert Earl and Grace
Elizabeth Dungan and brother of Ed- -
ward G. Dungan. Notice of funeial \
later
EMMART ESTHER N< On Monday May
I 13. 1835. at the Confederate Veterans
Home. 1522 Vermont ave. n.w ESTHER
N EMMART. Remains resting at the
Lee funeral home 4th «t and Mass, ave
n.e.. where services will be held on
Wednesday May 15. at 2 pm Rela
tives and friends invited Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
I FREEMAN. JOSEPH. On Monday May
13. 1 '*35. m New York Citv. JOSEPH
FREEMAN, aged 44 years, beloved hus
i band of Many a Freeman and father of
Walter Freeman. Funeral from the
chapel of Bernard Danzansky. 3501 14th
at. n w . on Wednesday. May 1ft. at
i 10:30 a m. Interment Adas Israel Cem
' etery.
GARDINER. JOHN. On Sunday May 1C
1035. a? Freedmen s Hospital. JOHN
OARDINER of Fairmont Heights. Md
belovfd father of Alberta Gardiner. Cor
nelia Stanley Lucy 8herman and Edwin
Gardiner. Remains resting at Stewart s
luneral home. 30 H st n e Fureral j
Wednesday May 15. at 1 pm., from
the above funeral home. 14
GARVIN. GEORGE V On Tuesday May
14. 11*35. at Sibley Hospital. GEORGE
N GARVIN of Tuxedo Md. beloved hu:-- !
band of Margaret G Garvin and father
of Hugh H Garvin. Funeral services* i
Wednesday May 15. at 10 a m . at Hy
song s parlors. 1300 N st. n.w. Inter
ment Augusta Ga
HERDER. DEEBERT CHARLES. On Mon
day. May ]:i. J:*ar. DELBERT CHARLES
HERDER, aged 4>‘ years, beloved hus
band of Hannah E Herder and son of
Mr' Rena Lloyd, of 324 1st st s w. .
Funeral from the chapel of P A
Taltavull. 430 7th st. a.w.. on Wednes
day. May 15. at C P m Relatives and
friends are invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 14 j
HE SEN. DOUGLAS W. On Monday. May
13. 1035. at the residence of his sister
Mrs. F S Mullen CC3 Channlng st
n e DOUGLAS \V HESEN beloved son i
of Susan A and the late Herman O
Hesen. Funeral from the James T
Ryan funeral home. 317 Pa. avp. se on
Thursday. May at !»:3n a m -thence 1
to St. Martin s Church where Requiem I
i mass will be offered a* 1»* a.m Rela
I tives and friend^ invi ed. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery 15
jalhmjn. jum> ft.Min. un Monaay.
Mav J3. 1935. at his residence. 17f»d i
You at. n.w.. JOHN FENTON JACKSON
beloved husband of Eliza Jackson Hp
also leaves three sisters and a host of (
other relatives and friends Remain?
resting a: Boyd’s funeral home. 1840 L
at. n w. Funeral Thursday. May in at
1 p m . froijn First Baptist Church. 17th
st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. Relatives
and friends are invited. IS*
JAC KSON. JOHN F. A special meeting of
i William Andrew Freeman Lodge. No i
1099 G U O of O F. will be hpld in
Odd Fellow?' Temple 9th and T sts.
n.w. this evening Mav 14 1935. at
8:30 o'clock to arrange to attend the
funeral of Brother JOHN F JACKSON
WILLIAM B MINOR. N. G.
1 SAMUEL W WATSON. P S
JOHNSON. ELLEN ELIZA. Departed this
life on Sunday. May 11. 1935. at Freed- ,
men s Hospital. ELLEN ELIZA JOHN
SON. the devoted wife of the late Rob
ert Johnson, jovina mother of Mr?.
Emma Perry of Chicago. 111. Elizabeth.
Robert and Charles Johnson and the late
John H Johnson and Mrs Lottie Doug
lass: sister of Festus Fiippo of Caroline
County. Va Hercamp Fiippo of Cincin
nati. Oh.o She also leaves one grand
child. Bertha Dandridce two trrevt
erandchildren. Greta and Randolph
Dandridge and a host of other rela
tive? and friends. Remains resting at
5 P. Morrow & Co s funeral parlnr>.
1344 4th s*. n.w. Funeral Wednesday.
May 15. at 1 pm from the above
named funeral parlors. Rev William H
Thomas officiating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
JONES. JOHN A. Entered peacefully^into
rest Sunday eveninv May 11. U‘35. at
5:10 o clock, at his residence 313 L st.
s v . JOHN A JONES beloved husband
of France? Jones He also leaves to
mourn their loss three sisters, one aunt
and a host of other relative? and
friend? Remains resting at the Barnes
6 Matthews' funeral home 014 4th st.
a w. Notice of funeral later.
KYNASTON. JOHN DUNBAR. On Monday.
Mav 13. 1935. at Emergency Hospral
JOHN DUNBAR KYNASTON. beloved
husband of Effie E Kynaston and father
of John D . Jr.. Geoffrey A. and Marvin
R Kynaston. Funeral from the W. W
! Chambers Co. funeral home. 14n«»_Chapin
st n.w.. on Wednesday. May 15. at 1
p m. Relatives and friends are invited.
14
i LEWIS. JOHN H. Departed this life on
Tuesday. Mav 14. 1!i:i5. at Freedmen's
Hospital. JOHN H LEWIS of Unden.
Md beloved husband of Annie Lewis.
He also leaves to mourn their loss three
sisters and one brother. Remains rest
ing at Ruth Dabney s funeral home. 4o.i
O st. n.w. Notice of funeral later.
1 LOWREY’. LANDON. On Saturday. May
11. 19.15. at 111:05 a m LANDON be
loved husband of Ruth Lowrey. father
of Virginia Whittington, Ruby Lewis,
i Melvin Lowrey and Landon Lowrey. jr.
He also leaves to mourn their loss a
mother two sisters, three aunts, one
uncle two grandchildren, two sons-in
law and other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at Stewart's funeral
home 30 H st n.e. Notice of funeral t
laier. 15
| McDEVITT JAMES ALOYS1LS. On Sun
day. May 11. 1935. at Hyattsville. Md .
JAMES ALOYSIUS McDEVITT Fu- 1
neral from the chapel of Sacred Heart I
Home. Hyattsville. Md on Wednesday.
May 15. at 9 a m Interment private.
Please omit flowers. 14
McPherson, elva irene. On Monday
May 13. 1935. at Freedmen's Hospital.
ELVA IRENE McPHERSON. aged 14
years, beloved daughter of J Franklin
and Harriat McPherson. She is also
survived by one sister and three broth
ers. Remains resting at the McGuire
funeral home. 18"0 9th st. n w. Notice
of funeral later. 15
uiu.inun, A/untnnt. cm ounaav.
May 12. 1935. at her residence. 2642
Nichols ave s.e . KATHERINE O'CON
NOR (nee NelliBan). beloved wife of the
late Patrick O’Connor. Funeral will be
held from the above residence Wednes
day. May 15. at S:30 a m. Requiem
mass at St. Teresa's Church at 9 a m
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 14
O’CONNOR. KATHERINE. The Ladies’
Benevolent Society of St. Theresa's
Church will meet at the late residence
of KATHERINE O'CONNOR 2642 Nich
ols ave. re.. Tuesday evening May 14.
1935. at 7:30 o'clock for prayers: and
attend mass at St Teresa's Church
Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock.
FLORENCE TUCKER. Pres.
ANNIE GARVEY. Rec. Sec.
O’TOOLE. BRIDGET. On Monday. May
13. 1935. at her residence. 135 E st.
s.e.. BRIDGET O’TOOLE (nee Walsh),
beloved wife of John O’Toole and mother
of Morgan and Michael O’Toole Fu
neral will be held from the above resi
dence Thursday. Mav 16 at 9:30 a m.
Hifh requiem mass at St. Peter’s Church
at 10 a m. Ihterment Holy Rood Cem
etery. Relatives and friends invited. 15
O’TOOLE. BRIDGET. Members of Di
vision. No. 7. Ladies’ Auxiliary. Ancient
Order of Hibernians, are requested to
assemble at the residence of our late
sister. BRIDGET O’TOOLE. 135 E st.
s.e.. Tuesday. May 14. 1935. at 8 p.m..
for the recitation of prayers.
MARY E CLEARY President.
ELLEN T. STANTON. Secretary.
PARKER, LEMUEL L. On Monday. Mav
13. 1935. LEMUEL L. PARKER, beloved
husband of Evelyn May Parker. Funeral
from his late residence. 1218 O st. n.e..
on Thursday. May 16. at 2 p m. Rela
tives and friends are invited. Inter
ment Cedar Hili Cemetery. 15
PINN. CARRIE E. On Tuesday. May 14.
1935. at her residence. 4720 Sheriff
road n.e.. CARRIE E. PINN (nee
Adams), the devoted wife of GarHeld A.
Pinn, sister of Mrs. Mary McKennev.
Mrs. Ells Duncar. and Alphonso R.
Adams Funeral from her late residence
Thursday. May 16. at 1 :30 o.m Rrla- i
fives end fn«id* invited to attend. In- 1
wrment WoAiawu Wmttery. 16
Bratljfl.
REAVIS. rt.ARA A. On Bundiy.'Mgy 12.
1835. at Sibley Memorial Hospital.
CLARA A . beloved wile of Albert 8
Reavis. Remains resting at the Lee
funeral home. 4th st. and Mass ave.
ne.. where services will be held on
Wednesday. Mav 15. at 2 o.m Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment
private. 14
RICE. EDWARD T On Monday May 13.
1835. at his residence. 82r. D st. s w..
EDWARD T RICE aged 68 years, be
loved husband of Nettle Rice and lather
o! Mrs. Ida L. Bryant and Ernest T.
Rice Funeral from the above residence
on Thursday Mav lti, at 1:30 Dm,
Servicea at Fifth Baptist Church. E st.
between Hth and 7th st*. g.w at 2 p m.
Relatives and friends are invited In
terment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 1 5
R IDG WAY. JOSEPH C. On Mondav May
13. 1836. at his residence 230 Elm st..
Chew Chase. Md JOSEPH c. RIDG
WAY. beloved husband of Jean C Ride
way Funeral from hi* late residence
on Wednesday. May 15. at 3 p m. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
KII.EY. EDNA RAKER. On Monday May
13. 1835. at Georgetown Hospital EDNA
BAKER RILEY the beloved niece of
Richard Pryor 8he also leaves other
relative* and friends. Notice of fu
neral later Remains resting at the
W Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 14.32
You st. n w,
8AVOY, LEROY. Suddenly, on Sunday,
May 12 1035. at Casualty Hosnital.
LEROY SAVOY He leaves to mourn
their loss a loving lather. Thomas
Savoy a sister. Louise Savoy seven
brothers and a host ol other relatives
and friends Remains resting at Smith a
funeral home. 1125 Iflth st n.w. No
tice of funeral later.
SHANHOLTZ. WILLIAM W On Monday.
May 13. 18.35. at Garfield Memorial
Hospital. WILLIAM W.. the beloved hus
band ol Eva M Shanholti and father of
William H. and Leslie R Shanholty. Mrs.
Ismay E Costello Mrs. Mattie M.
Vaughn and Mr* Ruby M. Cousin. Fu
neral services at his daughter's resi
dence. 1251 Morse st n e.. on Thursday.
May 1H. at 2 p m. Relatives and friends
are invited. Interment Cedar Hll] Cem
etery. 16
SPALDING. ANNIE MILDRED. On Mon
day. May 13 1835. at 4:30 am. at
Georgetown University Hospital ANNIE
MILDRED 8PALDINO (nee Chism), be
loved wife of William H. Spalding. Fu
neral Wednesday May 15. at 5 p.m .
from the funeral home of George W.
Wise Co . 21)80 M st. n.w. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Olen
wood Cemetery 14
TAYLOR. EUGENE. On Monday. May 13,
1835. EUGENE TAYLOR beloved hus
band of Sarah Taylor, foster father of
Evelyn Hackett. brother of James. Rich
ard Rosa and Hattie Taylor Ellen
French and Nannie Washington. Fu
neral Friday. May 17. at 2 p.m.. from
Rock Creek Baptist Church. Inter
ment St Phillips' Hill. 16
VERMILLION, SUSAN B On Bunday.
May 12, 1835 at Colonial Beach Vs ,
SUSAN B wile of the late Edward F
Vermillion and mother of F. T. Vermil
lion Mrs. R Wolcott and Mrs M Gold
smith o! St Louis. Mo Remains rest
ing at the Lee funeral home. 4th st.
and Mass, ave n.t. where services will
be held on Wednesday. May 15. at 11
a m. Relatives and friends are Invited.
Interment private. 14
WEAVER. ERNEST R. On Saturday May
il. 1835 at Oallinger Hospital ERNEST
R WEAVER of 1326 8th st. n.w Re
mains resting at Frciier's funeral home.
388 R. I. ave. n.w. Notice of funeral
later.
©bttuarg.
THORNE. JOHN L. John L Thorne. *
well known colored business man. w*.n
buried Saturday April 27. 1035. He was
one of the pioneer business men of wh*r
Is now considered Greater Washing
ton For forty rears he maintained
the leading barber business on Park road
near Hth st.. and later the Carlisle shop
a* Upper Hth st. He was also in the
real estate business on U at He had
been in failing health many years, how
ever when the end came suddenly
John L Thoine was the son of th®
lnte Charles and Harriet Thorne of
Orangeburg. S C. Charles Thorne was
one of the pioneers and founders of
Orangebutg He was the first man to
have U S Government contract for ail
of the rural delivery mails out of
Orangeburg He was the first colored
man to become a member of the Town
Council the first colored man to main
tain a business on the main street He
was a member of the fire department
and was used as a luror
Among the many grandchildren of the
late Charles and Harriet Thorne are
Mi:s Ma® a tercher in one of the pub
lic school* of Washington: Franklin, of
'he Federal Renef. Wallace, of the fire
department of Washington Miss Doro
thy. Talley R Holmes and Mrs. H H.
Herriott. teachers in the public school*,
and Dr Schiefielin Claytor. head of the
mathematical department of West Vir
ginia State College, and John C Claytor
of tfce New York University Law School.
Scuth Carolina papers please copv
SIMSIE E THORNE CLAYTOR
1710 Pea St N W . Washington. DC.*
in iUrnujrtam.
BRANSON. JOHN A. In memory of our
drar father. JOHN A BRANSON, who
departed this life two years ago today.
May 14 1933 anniversary masses of
fered at St Domomc’s. St Francis
Xavier and St Peter’s Churchea for the
repose of hi." soul.
HIS DAUGHTERS JENNIE. VERONICA
AND MJLDRED
BROWN. SANDY S. In memory of my
dear husband. SANDY S BROWN who
left me four years ago today May 14.
1931.
I saw vou fade like a flower.
But could not make you stay;
I nursed you with tender cere.
But God called you awav
LOVING WIFE. MATTIE BROWN
CEPHAS. ELIZA A tribute of love and
devotion to my dear wife and our dear
mother. ELIZA CEPHAS, who departed
this life nine years ago today. May 14.
19*: 6.
It is not the tears at the moment shed.
That tells of the hearts that are
broken.
But the silent tears In the after years
And remembrance fondly spoken
Till memory fades and life depart*
You'll live forever in our hearts
Time takes away the edge of grief.
But memory turns back every leaf.
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDREN •
COOPFR. MARY E. In sad but loving re
membrance of our devoted mother.
MARY E COOPER who departed This
life three years ago today. May 14. 19311.
We cannot forget vou dear mother.
Though long may seem the years.
And often in the lonely hours
We wipe away our tears
HER LOVING DAUGHTERS. MRS MA
RIE R. CONWAY AND MRS HATTIE
LAND AND GRANDCHILDREN MRS.
EDITH M SMITH AND MR EARL B.
CONWAY. •
Ct'OZZO. Sl'SIE. In loving remembrance
of our dear daughter. SUSIE CUOZZO.
who departed from us eleven years ago
today May 14. 19*M.
Nothing can ever take away
The love hearts hold dear.
Fond memones iinger every day.
Remembrance keeps her near
MOTHER AND DAD. •
MATTHEWS. FRANCES R. In loving re
membrance of our dear mother.
FRANCES R MATTHEWS who departed
this life eleven years ago today. May
14. 39t:4.
No love like mother’s love ever has shone.
No other friendship abides and endures.
Faithful, unselfish and patient like hers.
HER DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTER.
JOHN AND MADELINE
MOYE. AGNES E. Sacred to the sad but
loving remembrance of my dear and de
voted wife. AGNES E MOYE who de
parted this life one year ago today.
Eternal rest grant unto her. O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon her.
HFR LOVING HUSBAND. JOHN D.
MOYE •
higgles. RICHARD In loving memory
of RICHARD RIGGLES. who passed
away two years ago May It. 1933.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. *
THOMPSON. GERTRUDE I. In loving
remembrance of our devoted wife and
mother. GERTRUDE I THOMPSON,
who departed this life two years ago
today. May 14. 1933.
The years may wipe out many things.
But this they wipe out never.
The memory of those happy dayg
When we were all together
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHIL
DREN •
YOUNG. LILA H. In sad but loving re
membrance of our mother. LILA H.
YOUNG, who passed awav four years
ago today. May 14. 1931.
Four years ago. our hearts still sore;
As time goes on we miss you more.
We love you just as much today
As in the hour you passed away. _
HER LOVING SON LEE YOUNG. AND
FOUR DAUGHTERS *
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
“JOHN R^WRIGHT
1337 10th 8t. N.W._Phone North 0017
V. L. SPEARE CO.
Neither the successor to nor connected with
the original W. R. Speare establishment.
nauST'soL 1009 H St. N.W.
J. William Lee’s Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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Established 1841 m JI* n,IT *
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Phone Lincoln 0372
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