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Former Governor Dies.
WATERTOWN, S. Dak., July 13
OP).—Samuel H. Elrod, 79, Clark at
torney, Governor of South Dakota
from 1905 to 1907 and a public offi
cial for many year*, died In a hos
pital today. He suffered a stroke
Wednesday night from which he did
not recover.
Tobacco Crop Delayed.
Cuba's prolonged drought has seri
ously delayed the preparation of the
new tobacco crop.
Pigeon* Go 700 Mile*.
Pigeons flew 700 miles In a recent
national race in England.
••ANY FAMILY CAN AFFORD RYAN SERVICE"
"Ryan Service Is Ever
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fin every phase of funeral direction Ryan service
Is qualified and equipped to advise and guide you.
Mo matter what time of the day or night, we are
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where. And Ryan service Is as complete and per
fect as experience and skill can make it.
fPerfectly appointed funeral home. Music If de
sired. Lady attendant. These essentials are
offered without extra charge. For our complete
funeral prices, call Atlantic 1700-1701.
Ryan Ambulance Service
Local Calls $4
James T. Ryan
Funeral Director
317 Pa. Ate. S.E. ATlantic 1700-1701
Ashurst, Lacking Gun Club Urge
A nd Invitation, Has Senate A lone
By the Associated Frew.
Scholarly Henry T. Ajhurst, Ari
aona Democrat, would rather “throw
oranges at senatorial statutes” than
hunt or fish.
Comfortably seated in the air*
cooled Senate chamber yesterday
reading a newspaper, the Senator
looked lonesome. He was the only
member on the floor. The Senate
was not In session and most of his
Democratic colleagues were week end
ing at a rod and gun club on Chesa
peake Bay.
MRS. MARY WOODEN
DIES AT AGE OF 72
Besident of Capital 60 Tears Will
Be Buried Tomorrow
Afternoon.
Mrs. Mary R. Wooden, 72, widow of
the late Hairy C Wooden, and for 50
years a resident of Washington, died
Friday at her home, 9 Q street north
east.
Mrs. Wooden was a member of the
Bethlehem Chapter. O. E. S., and a
charter member of Washington Coun
cil. Daughters of America.
Surviving are a son. Milton H.
Wooden, and four daughters. Mrs.
Lillian Martin, Mrs. Edna Tanner,
Mrs. Lola Beach and Mrs. Ida Teeple;
14 grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. all of Washington.
Funeral services are to be held at
Mrs. Wooden's late home tomorrow
at 2:30 pm. Burial will follow In
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
“Why are you not there with them?”
he was asked.
“I wasn't invited, In the first place.”
Ashurst replied, dropping his news
paper. “And, another thing, I don’t
hunt or fish. It bores me to death.”
Ashurst said he had no hobbles ex
cept reading and a show now and
then. He said his doctor told him 14
years ago to give up golf.
“He told me I was the healthiest
man alive and wanted me to stay
that way.”
MRS. DU PONT IS VICTOR
IN DUEL OF GLIDERS
Stays Aloft 5% Honrs to Defeat
Mrs. Holderman, 1034
Record Holder.
By the Associated Frees.
ELMIRA, N. Y., July 13.—Two of
the United States premier woman
gUder pilots staged a keen duel in
the air just west of the city today. In
a duration contest that ended after
one had been aloft for 5 hours 31
minutes.
Mrs. Richard C. du Pont of Wil
mington, Del., whose husband holds
the 1934 gliding crown, was the victor.
Her time In the air beat the contest
record made last year by exactly one
hour and sent the bolder of that rec
ord, Mrs. Russell Holderman of Le Roy,
down to defeat. Mrs. Holderman was
| in the air 5 hours 3 minutes.
Du Pont himself took off at 9:58
a.m., and came down approximately
four and one-half hours later at
Scranton, Pa.
Our Annual Summer Sale of
FUR COATS
Offers Savings of $10 to $30
A. Hollander & Sons Famous
DYED BAY SEALINE
(Dyed Coney)
14 beautiful styles to select from in this advance selling of
these luxuriously fine fur coats that have such a high reputation for
workmanship and service as well as beauty. Some have Fitch or
Marmink (dyed marmot) collars. Sizes 12 to 20, 38 to 52.
50 Handsome Sealine Coats
(Dyed Coney)
Truly amazing that such good-looking and good-wearing fur
coats should be priced for so little! Rich quality furs fashioned into
coats of distinction. Shawl, standing and Johnny collars. Sizes
14 to 20, 38 to 44.—Second Floor.
A W AYS I • P*y Cash. • Use Our Budget Plan.
_ _ _ < • Use Your Charge • Hare Your Coat Laid Aside on Initial Payment
j Q P Y | Account. of 10 Per Cent.
Just Received—
1,000 Square Yards
45c Floor
Covering
OQ, Square
£^f C Yard
If you can use 20 square yards
or leas here’s an opportunity to
buy standard quality felt-base
floor covering In new Summer
patterns at a big saving. Two
yards wide. Handsome carpet
and tile designs.
Third Floor
900 Pairs
"Jumbo Dot”
Priscilla
Curtains
$1.25 VALUES
In Curtains
of Beauty
and Quality
• White Marquisette with Colored Dots
• Colored Marquisette with White Dots
Another one of those great King’s Palace curtain
sales—the result of a timely undeprice purchase—
and one that offers values you will be quick to appre
ciate. Every pair of fine, firm quality marquisette
with the popular “Jumbo Dots.” 214 yards long.
Why not new curtains for all your windows when the
saving is so really remarkable?
Third Floor
Purchase! 3,000 Good Sheets
81x99
81x90 $1.00
72x99 Value
63x99
This timely clo6e-out of the manufacturer’s
accumulations of seconds spells unusual
economy for you and all thrifty-minded
housekeepers. 64x64 count seamless bleached
sheets that will wear to your utmost satis
faction. Imperfections do not affect the
wear in the least
$1.00 "Sure-Fit"
Mattress
Covers
j sZ, 79c
Protect your mattress perfectly.
Made of strong unbleached cot
ton with tape ties. Sixes for
double, three-quarter, twin and
single beds. Street fleer.
Unbleached Cotton
8 Yds. for 59c
Standard quality 38-inch un
bleached cotton, firmly woven
in the weight for making
seamed sheets and mattress
covers.
Turkish
Towels, Each
Thick, absorbent quality Turk
ish towels for hand and face
use. White with colored bor
ders. Perfect quality.
Street Fleer
Breezy New
DRESSES
99c
For street, home and vaca
tion wear—hundred* of cool
sunbacks, sport dresses and
two-piece dresses for every fig
ure and every taste. Pique,
seersucker, sheers, gingham and
percale. White, stripes, dots,
flowers. Stas 14 to 53. Beessil
Authorities Press Probe on
Story Banker Was Slain
by Nelson.
RENO. Nev, July 13.—Solution of
the mysterious disappearance nearly
1C months ago of Roy J. Frisch, Reno
banker, appeared nearer tonight as
authorities investigated the story
Frisch was slain by the late gangster,
“Baby Face” Nelson.
Following confirmation today by
J. Edgar Hoover, head at the Federal
Bureau of Investigation, that John
Paul Chase, life termer In Alcatras
Federal Penitentiary, had admitted he
witnessed Frisch’s slaying. Federal,
State, city and county authorities
united in a renewed Investigation here.
United States Attorney E. P. Carville
said his office was “hard at work’* on
the case and that he had been assured
the co-operation of all of Nevada’s law
enforcement agencies.
To Search for Body.
Search lor Frisch’* remains, Car
ville said, would be undertaken as
soon as more details of the alleged
killing are obtained.
The ponlbillty that Chase, a former
pel of Nelson, would be brought to
Reno to help find the body was dis
cussed here. Carville declined to
comment.
.Frisch s body was reported to have
been disposed of In a shallow grave
near a mine shaft several miles from
Reno after Nelson had burned his
clothes and destroyed other means of
Identification.
Frisch, who was 41, unmarried and
widely known, vanished the night of
March 23, 1934, after saying he was
going to a theater. His movements
were traced as far as a residential
district street corner. From that point
on officers were baffled In their search.
Hit Over Head With Gan.
According to Chase’s story. Nelson
hit Frisch over the head with a re
volver and threw him in an automo
bile. Several miles from Reno, Chase
aeaertedly said, Nelson shot the
banker.
Rewards were offered. Posses
searched the Truckee River and Lake
Tahoe regions. Other recruits and
officers were sent into the depths of
abandoned mine shafts.
The Department of Justice entered
the case. It was said, because Frisch,
former cashier of the defunct River
side Bank In Reno, was- to have been
an important witness for the Govern
ment in the trial of William Graham
and James C. McKay, Reno gambling
kings, accused by a Federal grand
jury of mall fraud.
(cdeir Hill
tohirujM most Beautiful
(femetery
Where Perpetual Care is
More Than a Promise
MANNING"
1726 CONN.AVE.
NOrlh 00/6
MONUMENTS
Is One if The Largest
Undertakers In the World
A $500 SERVICE
For Only $265
• • • •
h G«m of Dwrik C*I1
Chambers
AIRCRAFT MONSTER
New Flying Boat to Hava 1,000
H.P. Engines, Says Briton.
MIAMI, Fla.. July 13 OP).—Great
flying boat*, powered with engines
developing in excess of 1,000 horse
power each, were predicted today by
John Lord, British plane builder, as
the next step In air transportation.
"The flying boat of today is just
a toy compared to what you will see
in the Very near future," said Lord,
here with two associates on a Nation
wide survey of American aviation
methods.
"We have progressed to the point
where It is now a mutter of engine
development."
Fay Wray Going Abroad.
HOLLYWOOD, July 13 OPT—Holly
wood will say good-by to Fay Wray
tomorrow. Dolores De Rio, John Mack
Brown and many other film celebrities
win attend a party to be given by
Ralph Bellamy before Miss Wray's de
parture for New York, from where
she will sail to make two picture*
for British concern*.
Carfc of
CONN AWAY. IAMBS B. Mrs. Clsrs
Owen*, niece, acknowledges with sincere
thanks the kindness of the members of
Zion Baptist Church and s host of
friends ter the beautiful floral trlbutee
and kind words of consolation durins
our bereavement.
BROTHERS, COUSINS, NIECES.
Sralljfl.
BAILEY. EDWARD. Departed thla life on
Friday, July 12. 1935, st Gallinger Hos
pital. after a brief Illness. EDWARD
BAILEY, devoted husband of Annie E.
Bailey, loving father of Blanche. Flor
ence. Charlotte. Edward and Robert
Bailey. He also leaves to mourn their
loss three grandchildren, two dauehters
n-law ana other relatives and friends.
temalns resting at Barbour Bros.' fu
neral home. 48 K gt. n.e.. until Sunday.
July 14. at 4 p m.; thereafter at his late
residence. 157 You st. n.w. Funeral
Monday. July 16. at 2:30 p m., from tha
above residence. Rev George O Bul
lock officiating. Relativei and friends
are cordially invited to attend. Inter
ment Harmony Cemetery. 14
BERRY ELIZABETH. Departed this life
on Wednesday. July 10. 1036. after a
lingering illness, ELIZABETH BERRY,
formerly of 14* Heckman st. *.«.. devot
•d wife of John Berry, foster mother of
Joseph L. Brown and the only niece o 1
the late Alexander Darla. Remains rest
ing at the John T. Rhlnes funeral
chapel. 3rd and Eye ste. a w. The family
may be seen at 3027 8tsmton road ae..
Anaeoitla. D. C. Funeral from the above
funeral chapel on Sunday. July 14. at
1:30 p.m. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. li
■ICiain, HARRY H. On Thursday.
July 11. 1935. at his residence. 815
L st. n.e.. HARRY H. BICKSLER. be
loved husband of Alice C Bleksler fnee
McMahon). Funeral from the above
residence on Monday. July 16. at 8:30
a.m.; thence to Holy Name Church,
where reoute/n mass will be said at 9
a m. for the repose of his soul. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited. 14
BICKSLER. HARRY H. All sir nobles of
Alcantara Caravan. No. 12. Order of
Alhambra, are requested to meet at the
late residence of the late Sir Noble
HARRY H BICKSLER. 915 L st. n.e.. at
8 pjn. Sunday. July 14. 1936. and to
attend mass at Holy Nam* Church
Monday. July 15. at 9 a m. 15*
BOWEN. SARAH. Departed this life on
Friday July 12. 1935. at Dellinger Hos
pital. SARAH BOWEN devoted mother
of Mrs Matilda Brandon, stater of Mrs.
Ada Jackson. Mrs Caroline Mundell.
Mrs. Lena Thomas. Mrs. Mary King.
William and Arthur Monroe. She also
leaves many other relative* and friends
to mourn her departure. Remains rest
ing at the John T. Rhlnes funeral
chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w.. until 4
p.m. Monday. July 15: thereafter at the
residence of her daughter. 348 H at.
a.w. Funeral Tuesday. July 18. at 1
pm., from Friendship Baptist Church.
1st and H ats. a.w. 15
BROOKE. ELIZABETH. On Friday. July
12. 1935. at her residence. 3512 8th
st. south. Alcova Heights. Va.. ELIZA
BETH BROOKE, beloved wife of M. J.
Brooke She is survived by her hus
band two children. David and Louise
Brooke, one brother, Roy Rollins. Re
mains resting at the Ives funeral borne
810 Wilson bird . Clarendon. Va. Fu
neral Monday. July 15. at 2:30 p.m.
from Ives' chapel Interment Columbia
Gardena Cemetery.
FOUND.
FOR LOOT OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
Animal Rescue Leaaue 71 O at a.w.
Phone North 6730
_LOST._
Lost and Found (dvertisementi
for ths daily Star wU be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up
to noon day of issue. Saturdays
ana legal holidays up to 10 a m.
day of issue. For the Sunday Star
up to 11 p.m. Saturday.
BILLFOLD, blue leather, containing mm
of money: near O. P O Liberal reward
U returned to Harry Bovey, 710 North
Carolina are, ae_
BILLFOLD—Four told corner*. per*on»l
cards. Reward. 308 Colorado Bldg. 14*
BILLFOLD, black: receipts and Union card.
Reward. 1224 11th st. n.w. Phone Met
ropclitan 14j)S._
BROOCH, gold, with bow knot while mov
ing: valued as heirloom. Liberal reward.
Address Box 331-M, Star office. •_
BUNCH OF KEYS. In round, black ease.
Reward. Call District 3635 alter 9 a.m.
Monday. Miss Porridge.___
DOG—In Pet worth, large brown and white
dog. closely clipped except for end of
bushy tail: name "King” scratched on
plate In collar. Reword. Georgia 6616.
EYEGLASSES, near Catholle University.
Reward, Call North U'411. _
FOX TERRIER, white, brown spots ear
and shoulder, collar with number. Return
to 3341 P st, n.w.. Georgetown._
OLASSES—Pair of horn-rimmed classes
Friday. 4 o'clock. In taxi. Reward tf re
tumed to E. Bleser, Decatur 3680.
KEYS—Chain of key*, between 13th and
G sts. and Pa. *ve. Friday. Reward If
returned to Mr. Baker. 3206 K st. n.V.
West 1037.
KEYS—Reward for return of case of keys,
name. "Elsie Lewis.” to treasurer’s office.
Howard University: lost Thursday. 14*
PIN. diamond and sapphire, circular,
Thursday._Reward, Call Columbia 9073.
POCKETBOOK. in wash room on 6th floor
Southern Bide.. 16th and H sts.. Friday
morning. July 12; has name printed on
book and contains paper and money. Re
ward if returned to 822 Southern Bid*., as
above. Henry J. Watkins. It.
POLICE SERGEANTS BADGE No. #6. lost
Friday, vicinity of Police Court. No. 10 pre
clnct. Sergt R B. Carroll.
SPECTACLES, tortoise-ahell rims, between
16th and Pa. ave. s.e. and 8th and Q s.e.
Reward offered finder. Lincoln 6363. 16*
TERRIER, small, white, male, rough cost.
black ears, buck spot on back, collar with
number. Reward, Potomac 1441.
UMBRELLA, green plaid, carved Ivory
handle; on Friday. Reward. Call Georgia
1430.*
WRIST WATCH—Ladr s white cold; Illi
nois make. Reward. Phone Georgia 28(53.
TWENTY.FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE
“They Laughed When I Started—
I claimed funeral prices were too high.
Today I'm smiling” ... volume has made
*75
the DEAL Price For a $ISO Funeral
Phone Lincoln 8200
FUNERALHOME I
l * _
BRYAN. DR. LEE MrlUNgTRY. On July
11. 19 '6, Dr LEE McKINBTRY BRYAN
of Philadelphia. Pa., huaband of Gene
vieve Flood and son of the late Dr.
Joseph R. and Isabella Bryan. Inter
ment Arllnston National Cemetery Mon
day. July 15. at 9:30 a.m.
BURNETT. ISABELLE. Departed this life
on Thursday. July 11. 1936. at her resi
dence^ 315 Oakdale it. n.w.. Apt. 4.
ISABELLE BURNETT, devoted mother
of Mrs. Sarah, Goode. She also leaves
one granddaughter, Mrs. Lillian Blakey;
two srsndsons. one great-granddaughter.
two great-grandsons and other relatives
and many friends to mourn her de
parture. Remains resting at the John
T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye
ata. aw. Funeral on Tuesday. July Id.
from Wesley A. M. E. Church at 1 P.m.
Interment Harmony Cemetery. 14
BUTLER, 3AEAK E. On Friday. July 12.
1936. at the residence of Ltr daughter.
Mrs. c. C. Saunders. 1310 Delefield pi.
n.w. SARAH E. BUTLER, beloved wile
?f the late William K. Butler. Funeral
rom the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral
home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Monday,
July 15, at 2 p.m. Friends are Invited.
Interment Olenwood Cemetery.
CARROLL. SUSAN A. On Thursday. July
11. 1935. at her residence. 1314 North
Taft St. Fort Myer Heights iMurphy
Station, Va.l. SUSAN A CARROLL. She
la survived by two sons. Edward C. and
Flank A. Carroll. Funeral from her late
residence. Monday. July 16. at 8:30
a.m.; thence to St. Charles' Catholic
Church. Clarendon. Va.. followed oy
requiem mast at 9 a.m. Interment Co
lumbia Gardena Cemetery. 14
CO ALE. BARAH JOSEPHINE. On Friday.
July 12. 1936. at Sibley Hospital.
SARAH JOSEPHINE OOALE. beloved
wile of Samuel G. Coale of Forestvllle.
Md. Also surviving are seven children.
Mrs. Harry Moore of Croom. Md.; James
Russell. John Leroy. S. Gardener, Chrir
tabel. Charlotte and Jacklin Coale. Por
estvllle. Md. Funeral from her late resi
dence In Forestvllle. Sunday. July 14.
et 2:16 p.m.: thence to St. Mary’s Cath
olic Church. Upper Marlboro. Service
will be conducted at 3 pm. Interment
Trinity Episcopal Cemetery. Upper
Marlboro. Relatives and friends Invited
to attend.
CORCORAN. GERTRUDE. On Thursday.
July 11, 1935, at 11:15 p m . GER
TRUDE CORCORAN, beloved daughter of
George H. Corcoran and the late Mary
Arm Corcoran. Funeral Monday. July
15. at 2 p.m.. from the funeral home of
the George W. Wile Co.. 2800 M st.
n.w. Relatives snd friends invited. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 14
CUMMINGS. JAMES W.. SR. Suddenly,
on Saturday. July 13. 1935. at his resi
dence. 209 Thornapple it . Chevy Chase,
Md.. JAMES W beloved husband of
Mary E. Cummings. Notice of funeral
later. (Baltimore, Md.. papers piease
copy.)
D0NAL80N. JOHN. On Friday. Jitfy 12.
1933, at GalUnger Hospital. JOHN, the
beloved husband of Mary Donation of
1117 49th st. n.e. He also leaves to
mourn their loss s mother, five sons, two
daughters, lour brothers, four sisters and
a host of other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at Henry 8 Washington
A Sons' funeral home. 4925 Deane ave.
n.e. Funeral Monday July 15. at 1 p.m..
lrom First Baptist Church, Sherrlff rd.
and Whlttingham at. n.e. 14*
DONOVAN, JOSEPH J. Suddenly, on Fri
day July 12. 1935. JOSEPH J DON
OVAN. beloved husband ol Ada M. Don
ovan inee Beach; and son of Margaret
Cohan Donovan Funeral from his late
residence. 3419 Dent pi. n.w., on Mon
day. July 15, at 8:30 a m.: thence to
Holy Trinity Catholic Church, wnere
mass will be said at 9 a m. for the re
pose of his soul Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme
tery. •
ECHOES. MOENA C. Entered into eternal
rest Thursday, July 11, 1935. a; u 45
R.m., at her residence. 51 C st. i.e.
MOENA C. ECHOES, devoted daughter
of Frank S. and Rose Echoes, sister of
Mrs. Rose Rice. Mrs. Frances Gough and
Lawrence Echoes. She also leaves other
relatives and friends to mourn her de
parture. Remains resting at the John
T. Rhlnes funeral chapel. 3rd and Ere
ats. s.w. Funeral from the above chapel '
on Wednesday. July 17. at 1:30 pm
Interment Rosemont Cemetery. 16
EDWARDS. CHARLES. On Saturday, July
13. 1935, CHARLES EDWARDS, hus
band of Annie Edwards, father of
Charles Edwards. Jr.; cousin of Nancy
Jordan and Jeanette Beil. Remains
resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 1432 U st. n.w. Notice of
funeral later. 14
FAGAN. HARRIET CHAPMAN. On Satur
day, July 13. 1935, at her home, in Lin
den. Md.. HARRIET CHAPMAN FAGAN,
beloved wife of the fate Mathias E
Fagan. Funeral from the above resi
dence on Tuesday, July 16. at 8:30
am ; thence to St. Pauls Church. 15th
and V ats n.w., where mass will be of
fered at 9:30 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 15
FAIRFIELD. HARRIET A. On May 2. '
1935. In Elgin. 111.. Mrs. HARRIET A
FAIRFIELD. Interment services lor her
ashes will be held at the grave, in Rock
Creek Cemetery, on Monday. July 15.
at 4 p m. Rev. Wynne C. Fairfield will
officiate. Friends invited. Mrs Fair
field was a resident ol Washington. D.
C.. for many years. •
FENNELL. MART KROGMANN. On Fri
day. July 12. 1936. at Sibley Hosoital.
MARY KROGMANN FENNELL, beloved
wife of Alovsiua 8 Fennell Funeral
from her late residence. 1201 Kearney
»t. n.e. on Monday. July 15. at 8::<o
a m. Requiem mass at St. Anthony's
Church at 9 a m Relatives and friends
invited- Interment Mount Olivet Cem
etery. 14
■ALL. MART JANE. On Saturday. July
13. 1935. at the Edes Home. 2929 N at.
n.w.. MART JANE HALL wile ot the
late Alxle Hall and mother of George T.
and Milton R. Hall. Remains resting
at Birch's funeral home. 3034 M at.
n w. Services at Dumbarton M. E.
Church on Monday. July 15j at 2 P m.
Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
HAMILTON. WILLIAM OLIVER. On Fri
day, July 32. 1935. WILLIAM OLIVER,
beloved husband of Edith May Hamilton
Services at the Pour Corners M. E.
Church Sunday. July 14. at 2:30 c m.
Interment Oolesville Cemetery. 14
HATTON. MYRTLE. Departed this life
on Thursday. July 11. 1935. at Gallin
ger Hospital MYRTLE HATTON, beloved
daughter of Sadye Hatton. She also
leaves to mourn her departure, a brother.
Harvey Hatton: three uncles, three aunts,
other relatives and many friends. Re
mains resting at the John T. Rhines fu
neral chape! 3rd and Eye sts. s w. Fu
neral on Sunday. July 14. at 1:30 p.m.,
from Grace M. E. Church. Chapel
Hill. Md. 14
■OBBS. JOSEPH COTTMAN. Or. Friday.
July 12, 1936. at Sibley Hosoital. JOS
EPH COTTMAN HOBBS, the beloved
husband of Mable Duke Hobbs and father
of Joseph F. Hobbs Mrs. Margaret H.
MacAloon and Mrs. Agnes DeLancy.
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home. 51T 11th st.
g.e. on Monday. July 15. at 8:30 a m.:
thence to the Holy Comforter Catholic
flurch, where mass will be offered at
a.m. for the repose of his aoul. Rela
tives end friends are invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 14
HONOrR. THEOPHILOVS. Suddenly, on
Friday. July 12. 1935. THEOPHILOUS
HONOUR of Washington. D. C.. beloved
husband of Mabel Louise Honour. Fu
neral services at the S. H. Hines Co. fu
neral home. CP01 14th st. n.w.. on Mon
day. July 15. at 10 a m. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 14
JAMES. HARRY B., JR Suddenly, on
Saturday. July 13. 1035, at Providence
Hospital. HARRY B.. Jr., aged 5 years,
beloved son of Harry B . sr.. and Hilda
James. Funeral from the residence of
his parents. 40<; Lincoln ave., Riverdale,
Md.. on Tuesday. July 16. at 3 p.m.
Relatives and friends are invited. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 15
JOHNSON. GRACE. On Friday. July 12.
1935. at her residence. 1528 3rd st. n w..
grace JOHNSON, beloved wife of the
late Dennis Johnson and mother of Lula
Johnson Fitch and grandmother of Edith
Greene Forrest. Funeral from the
above home Monday. July 15. at 1:30
p.m.. Rev. G. O. Bullock officiating. 14
LOOMIS. DANIEL G. On Friday. July 12.
1935. at the residence of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Loomis of 2812
30th place n.w.. DANIEL GOULD
LOOMIS. Funeral from the above resi
dence on Monday. July 15. at 11 a m.
Interment Reck Creek Cemetery. 14
McKEANER. MARY J. On Saturday. July
13, 1935. at her home. Germantown.
Md.. MARY J. McKEANER. aged 04
years, beloved mother of Mrs. John
Mason. Mrs. Laura Johnson. Mrs. Em
ma Bell. James H McKeaner of Wash
ington. D. C. Funeral services will be
held at Jerusalem Church. Sellman. Md..
Tuesday. July 10. at 2 p.m. Interment
adjoining cemetery.
MEININGER. MARY. On Friday. July 12,
1936. MARY, beloved daughter of the
late Christian and Margaret Meininger.
Remains resting at Qasch's funeral
borne. Hyattaville. Md. See Monday'!
Washington Post for notice of time of
funeral.
MILLER. ALLEN EKSKINE. On Saturday.
July 13. 1935. at Garfield Hospital.
ALLEN ER8KINK MILLER, late resi
dence. Miami. Fla. Funeral aervtees at
John R. Wright's parlors. 1337 10th st.
n.w.. on Monday July 15. at 2 p.m.
Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. *
MORAN. ETHEL MAY STOKES. Departed
this life Saturday. July 13._19.15 at
Oarlleld Memorial Hospital. ETHEL MAY
8TOKE8 MORAN, beloved wife of
Charles Thurman Moran, devoted daugh
ter of Carrie E Stokes and the late
Thomas T. Sfokes. and loving sister of
Mrs Rosa Stokes Netherland. Mrs. Ber
tha Stokes Boyle. Mrs Florence Stokes
Matthews. James T. Stokes and Mrs.
Gladys Stokes Jackson. Remains rest
ing at the residence of her mother. H13
3rd st. n.e., after 12 noon Monday. July
15. Funeral from the Israel Baptist
Church. 11th at. between F and G at*,
n.e. on Tuesday. July 10. at 1 p.m.
Relatives and friends invited. Burial
in Harmony Cemetery. 15
MORAN, ETHEL. Members of the Bureau
Relief Association are hereby notified
of the death of ETHEL MORAN, who
died July 13. 1935.
ROBERT TATE. President.
SOLOMON JACKSON. Fin. Secy. •
MOSER. JOSEPH. On Friday. July 12.
1036. at 10 D.m.. at his residence. 2528
12th at. n.w.. JOSEPH MOSER, hus
band of the late Fannie Moser. He
leaves to mourn their lost five children.
Mrs. Addle Cohen. .Mr*. Amelia Jones.
Mrs. Carrie Cohen. Louis Moser and Abe
Moier. Funeral from his late residence
Bondar. July 14. at 2:30 p.m. Inter
ment Washington Hebrew Congregation
Cemetery. 14
CEMETERY LOTS.
BRCTION HO. 4. cKSaK
. near main gate: by owner.
Euclid n.w.
a
0.
JU AND EE. JOHN c. Entered Into eternal
rut on Wednesday. July 10. 1835, at
10:30 p.m.. at bia residence. 1518 12th
at. n.w JOHN C. Q'JANDER. beloved
husband of the late Georglanna Quander
and devoted father of Cora H.. George
H end Mary E. Quander Remains may
2? se*? at 8 P m. Saturday. July 13.
Funeral from bis late residence on Mon
day. July 15 at 8:30 a m : thence to St.
Ausustlne'i Catholie Church, lfith «t. be
tween L and M sts. n w Requiem mast
will be celebrated at 10 a m. for the re
Sose of bis soul. Friends and relative!
ivited. Interment Mount Olivet Cem
etery. 14
QUANDER. JOHN C. M-mbers of the
Knights of 8t. Augustine. Commandery
No. 2. are hereby notified to assemble
at St. Augustine’s Church. Monday. July
15. 1835. at 10 a m., to attend the fu
neral of our late brother. JOHN c.
QUANDER
DANIEL 8PRIGG8. President.
FRANK GARNER. Secretary.
ROBINSON. MARY THOMPSON. Departed
this life on Thursday. July 11. 1935. at
her residence. 3228 Grace at, n.w .
MARY THOMPSON ROBINSON She
leave* to mourn their loss one daugh
ter. Mrs. Maggie Walker: three ton*.
Charles. Richard and Andrew Thomp
aon; one sister. Mrs. Alice Jones; one
brother. John Bell, and many other rel
atives and friends. Remains resting at
Ridgely A Hicks' funeral home, 2930 M st.
n.w.. until 8 p m Saturday; thereafter
at her late residence. Funeral Sunday.
July 14. at 1 p m., from Mount Zion M.
E Church. 29th st. near Dumbarton
ave.. Rev G E. Cury. castor. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 14
ROLLINS. CHARLES. Departed thla life
audaenly. on Thursday. July 11. 1935.
CHARLES ROLLINS, the devoted hus
band of Susie Rollins of 1518 Swann st.
n.w. He leave* to mourn their lo*a three
aunts, three nephew* a devoted wife
and other relatives and friends Re
mains resting with L E Murray A Son.
until 11 a m July 14; then at his late
residence. Funeral Monday. July 15.
at 8 p m. from Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church. Rev Murray officiating. In
terment In Virginia. 15
SANFORD. ANNIE. On Friday July 12.
1936. at Oalllnger Hospital. ANNIE, be
loved daughter of George E. and Nellie
R. Sanford mee Rogers) of 1213 K st.
a.e. Remains resting at Wm. J. Nailers
funeral home. 522 Sth st. a.e. Notice
of funeral later.
BATTLER. MRS. Jl’LIA. On Friday Jul»
12. 19.25. at 6 a m., at her residence,
in Lynchburg. Va . Mrs. JULIA SAT
TLER (nee Wachsmutb). Funeral Mon
day. July 15. at lu a.m.. from her lata
residence. 14
SCHORR. WILLIAM EARNEST. On Fri
day. July 12. 1935. at his residence,
5728 4th st. n w„ WILLIAM EARNEST
SCHORR, the beloved husband of Lottie
L Schorr and father of John P and
Lydia E. Schorr Funeral services at
the above residence on Monday July
15. at 2 p m. Relative* and friends in
vited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
VAN ORMAN. EDWARD J On Saturday,
July 13. 1935. at George Washington
University Hospital EDWARD J. VAN
ORMAN, beloved husband of Josephine
E. Van Orman, son of James H. and
Delia Van Orman and brother of Mrs,
Mary Joyce Mrs Josephine Vlong and
Mrs. Virginia Carpenter and Oliver and
Henry Van Orman Remains resting at
the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home.
1400 Chapin st. n w. Notice of funeral
later.
WTIBBERG. JACOB. On Friday. July W.
1935. at Liberty. N Y., JOCOB WEIS
BERG beloved fa-her of Mrs. Dave
Zaas. Esther Samuel and Nathan We:s
berg. Funeral from the dlapei of Ber
nard Dar.zanskv. 3501 i4tn it nw.
8unday. July 14. at 1 p.m. Interment
Ohev Sholorr. Cemetery.
WILLIS. MARY. Departed this life Fri
day. July 12. 1935. MARY WILLIS of
1901 9‘a st. n.w. She Is survived by
two sisters, Mrs Julia Braxton end
Mrs. Rebecca Samuel: one brother,
George Braxton, grandson. Joseph H
Gray: onr niece Julia Braxton, and a
host of other relatives and friend! Re
mains resting at the Maivan & Schey
funeral home. New Jersey ave and R st.
n w. Funeral Monday July 15. at 1:30
p.m . from Salem Baptist Church. N st.
be ween 9th and 10th st*. Rev R D
Grime* officiating &elatives and friends
Invited.
WILMA. MARY. Officers and members of
Purity Court. No 32. Princesses (M
Abyssinia, are hereby notified of the
death of Lady MARY WILLIS, and are
requested to attend funeral Monday.
July 15. 19.35. at 2 p.m.. from Salem
Baptist Church. N st. between 9th and
10th sts. n w.
EgRTHA SCOTT E R. Sov
Attest: IRENE M LOMAX. E. R Scribe.
WOOD. MARGIE V. On Friijav, Julv l •’
1935. at Freedmen s Hospital MARGIE
V. WOOD mee Nobeltom. belcved wife
of Joseph Wood. She also is survived
by a son. Joseph Wood. Jr.; a daughter.
Mrs. Ruby Lindsey: two sisters two
brother* and other relatives and Jrlends
Remains resting at Stewart’s funeral
home 30 H st. n e Funeral Monday.
July 15. at 9 am. , from Holy Redeemer
Church. New York and New Jersev aves
n w. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
WOODEN MARY REBECCA. On Friday.
July 12, 1935. at her residence. 9 Cue
st n e . MARY REBECCA WOODEN,
widow of Harry Clay Wooden and be
loved mother of Milton H Wooden. Mrs
Ida M. Teeple. Mrs. Lillian E. Martin.
Mrs Edna E Tanner and Mrs Vila B.
Beach Funeral services at the above
residence on Monday Julv 15. st 2:30
pm Relatives and friends are inv’ted.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 15
In iHrmorfam.
AVERT. AMEROS A. In sad but loving
remembrance of my dear son. AM
BROS A AVERY, who suddenly pa'sed
awav eight years ago today. July 14.
1927.
A loving son. so true, so kind.
No friend on earth like him do I find.
I will forever remember you
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER, MRS. ALICE
DORSEY. •
EVANS. RICHARD ARCHIE. In memory
of my devoted husband. RICHARD
ARCHIE EVANS, who departed this life
six years ago today. July 14. 19*19
Dear husband, you are not forgotten.
Nor ever shall you be:
As long ms life and memory last
I shall always remember thee
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MARION EVANS
EVANS. RICHARD ARCHIE In memory
of our beloved son and brother. RICH
ard ARCHIE EVANS who departed this
life six years ago today. July 14. 1929.
’Tis sweet to remember him who once
was here.
Though as to us he Is Just as dear;
The midnight stars shine on the grace
Of the one we loved, but could not save.
LOVING FATHER, BROTHER AND SIS
TERS •
MAY. KATIE. In sad but loving remem
brance of our dear mother. KATIE
MAY. who passed away nine years ago
today. July 14. 192d.
A loving mother, so good and kind.
No friends on earth like her do we find:
For each of us she did her best.
Msy God grant her eternal rest.
HER LOVING CHILDREN. CATHERINE
AND BUDDIE. •
PARKS. LA RUBIA C. A tribute of love
to the memory of our dear wife and
mother, LA RUBIA C. PARKS, who de
parted this life two years ago today.
July 1*. 1933.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND
DAUGHTER •
BCFERTUS. MARY JANE. In lovlne re
membranes of my dear daughter. MARY
JANE RUPERTU8. who departed this
world two years ago. July 13. 1933.
Two years hare passed since that sad
day.
The one we loved w t~*’*d away:
God took her home. It was "Hs will.
But in my heart she llveth still
HER DEVOTED MOTHER
SANFORD. WILLIAM RICHARD. In lov
ing remembrance of my husband. WIL
LIAM RICHARD 8 AN FORD, who de
parted this life five years ago today,
July 14. 1930.
Loved In life, remembered In death.
WIFE, ANNA MARIE SANFORD •
ULRICH. JOHN B. In loving remem
brance of my husband. JOHN B UL
RICH who departed this llle one year
ago. July 13, 1934.
I always sit and think of you, dear.
When I am all alone.
For memory Is the only friend
That grief can call Its own.
I think of you in silence.
Few eyes see me weep.
But many silent tears I shed
When others are fast asleep
HIS LOVING WIFE. MARY ULRICH. •
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