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MRS. LAURA STEWART
FUNERAL RITES HELD
—
Passes Away at Age of 80 Years
After Being Injured in
Fall.
Mr*.'Laura Forrest Stewart. SO, of
the Wardman Park Hotel, died in
Emergency Hospital yesterday of a
hip fracture suffered in a fall five
weeks ago at Mexico City. She was
the mother of Miss Mary Stewart,
assistant director of Indian education,
Interior Department.
Funeral services were to be held at
2:30 p.m. today from the Joseph
Gawler Sons chapel, 1756 Pennsyl
vania avenue. The body will be sent
to Loveland, Colo., for burial.
Mrs. Stewart was born near Co
lumbus. Ohio, but lived most of her
life in Colorado, where she was promi
nent in women's club work. After the
death of her husband Frank P.
Stewart, she came to Washington 15
years ago to live with her daughter.
Besides her daughter, she is sur
vived by a son, R. F. Stewart of
Cincinnati.
' ' ' ■
Owing to the death of
Mrs. Harry W. Hahn
all our stores will be
closed tomorrow
Wednesday, Oct. 2
— -
Wm. Hahn & Co.
BULL FUNERAL
RITES ARE REED
Body of Red Cross Officer
Will Be Taken to
Indianapolis.
Funeral services for Col. Ernest P.
Bieknell. vice chairman of the Ameri
can Red Cross, in charge of insular
and foreign operations, were held to
day at All Souls' Unitarian Church.
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The body was to be taken to Indian
apolis for burial.
Red Cross headquarters here were
closed this afternoon and executives
of the organization served as pall
bearers at the services. They were
DeWitt Smith, Harold F. Enlows.
Howard J. Simons, Herbert C.
Tnompson, George Smith and Colin
Herrle.
The body will be accompanied later
today from Washington to Indianapolis
by two other executives representing
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, chair
man. They will be James L. Fieser,
vice chairman in charge of domestic
operations, and Richard F. Allen,
manager for the eastern area.
Messages of sympathy continued
today to come to both the family and
to Red Cross headquarters.
Marquis de Li Hers, vice chairman
of the League of Red Cross Societies,
and an official of the French Red
Cross, sent the following message:
"We have learned of the death of
Col. Bicknell. Sincere condolences
to the American Red Cross and the
family.”
Interment will take place tomorrow
afternoon at Crown Hill Cemetery in
Indianapolis.
Antis Deter Hounds.
Anti-hunting societies in England
are spreading chemicals on the ground
just before hunts so that the hounds
cannot pick up the scent.
CEMETERY LOTS
CHOICE LOCATIONS
IN LOCAL CEMETERIES
REASONABLE PRICES
FOR INFORMATION CALL
CEMETERY LOT EXCHANGE
f'ltnrfia 2H~fi. 1313 Krnned> St. N.W.
MRS. VIRGINIA A. WOOD
DIES AT BARNESVILLE
Funeral Services Are Held for
Widow of Doctor, With Burial
at Beallsville.
Special Dispatch to Th® Star.
BARNESVILLE, Md.f October 1.—
Mrs. Virginia Ann Wood, 88, widow
of Dr. Robert Vinton Wood, died Sun
day at her home here following a
long illness.
She is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Gertrude W. Gough and Mrs.
Forrest Gott, both of Barnesville, and
a son, Roscoe Vinton Wood of Los
Angeles, Calif.
The funeral took place this morn
ing from St. Mary’s Catholic Church
here, burial being in Monocacy Cem
etery, Beallsville.
Mrs. Wood was a daughter of the
late Thomas and Harriet Worthing
ton of Frederick County. She had
lived here many years.
• ■ - •
MRS. EVELYN BARNETTE
WILL BE BURIED HERE
Funeral Services Thursday at
Fort Myer for Widow of
Rear Admiral.
Funeral services for Mrs. Evelyn
Hutchins Barnette, widow of Rear
Admiral W. F. Barnette, U. S. N , will
be held Thursday at 3 p.m. in the
Fort Myer. Va, chapel. Burial will
follow in Arlington National Cemetery.
Mrs. Barnette died at La Jolla.
Calif., on September 2. She was the
mother of the late Comdr. Bradford
Barnette, U. S. N.
SIDNEY WEST,inc. - 14th a Gsts.
■ —EUGENE C. GOTT, PRESIDENT ■■ .—
‘AS FINE AS HUMAN HANDS CAN MAKE’
Announcing the Presentation of Our Complete Fall Collection of
HAND-TAILORED CLOTHES OF DISTINCTION
• Supreme In the realm of fine clothing! The style
... fitting ease ... tailoring refinements of the most
expensive custom-made suits. Yet they’re ready-to
wear . I. and wear ... and wear. Come, see for
yourself.
SuiTS-$50 TO $100
TOPCOATS BEGIN AT $50
• A 30-year reputation for highest quality—and never have we offered finer clothes than these!
\
U D. COPENHAVER.
MERCHANT. DIES
Engraver and Stationer
Was Son of Founder
of Firm Here.
Harry D. Copenhaver, 49, engraver
and stationer at 1521 Connecticut
avenue, died in Emergency Hospital
yesterday after a long illness. Death
followed a hemorrhage Sunday at his '
home, 7901 Orchid street.
The son of William Copenhaver,
founder of the firm originally on F
street between Fourteenth and Fif
I teenth streets, Mr. Copenhaver was
born in Washington and attended the
public schools here. As a young man,
he entered his father's business, which
he inherited 10 years ago
During the World War he served
with the Air Corps overseas.
Mr. Copenhaver was prominent!
among local pigeon fanciers. Many
of the birds tthich he raised as a
hobby in the model loft at his Orchid
street home were winners of prizes.
Tw o of his 60 or more birds were win
ners in the national races at Chatta
nooga, Tenn., and in the series of
local races last Spring one ol his
pigeons made tire best average speed
for 600 miles.
Mr. Copenhaver is survived by his !
widow, Mrs. Ruth Parks Copenhaver; ,
a brother, William, and several
nqehews. Burial will be in Glenwood
Cemetery after funeral sendees at
Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N street.
Final arangements have not yet been
completed.
_____
RITES TO BE TODAY
Samuel W. Huntley Will Be
Buried in Arlington.
Funeral services for Samuel W.
Huntley. 55, World War veteran, who
died Sunday at Alexandria Hospital,
were to be held at 2 p.m. today from
the residence of his sister. Mrs. Katie
B. Mitchell. 4209 Third street. Burial
will be in Arlington National Cemetery.
The death of Mr. Huntley was the
result of a heart disease.
Following service in the war. he
had managed a farm in Virginia for
several years before coming to Wash
ington to live in 1929.
DR. J. B. STUBBS DIES
—
Colored Physician Was Gradu
ated From Howard University.
WILMINGTON. Del. October 1
1.4V—Dr. J. Bacon Stubbs, 67. a well
known colored physician, died yester- j
day. He was a native of Stubbs Post'
Office. Spotsylvania County. Va . and
>a graduate of Howard University.
Washington. He was a member of
the Wilmington Board of Health for
10 years.
FOUND.
REPORT DEEER TED~STPAYED ANIMALS
To The Animal Protective Association.
PHONE EMERSON 5U41.
LOST.
Lost and hound advertisements
for the daily Star wil be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up
to noon day of issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 a.m.
day of issue. For the Sunday Star
up to 11 p.m. Saturday.
DIPLOMAS in name cf Carmen Luisa 1
Siaca one. B A. in Education; U others Ph.
Decatur 14<I“-M. 1.05 N M •
EYEGLASSES, bifocal. shell. Saturdav
pm “.5 reward Phone Metropolitan H74.I •
EYEGLASSES—In Shaler A Crawford
Pitts.. Pa., case. Return to Elaine Bough
ner. .‘tin Transportation B!ds._ Reward !
POCKETBOOK—Blue. Keep the money,
but return kev and teeth. Bolts .'URi.l I
Rhode Island ave . Mount Rainier Md. •
POCKETBOOK—Sunday evening, lady's
gray pocketbook containing Dorothv Grav
compact with sentimental value. Reward.
Phone Adams 2im:i.__
POLICE DOG. male, named “Rex. gray
and block. years old. vicinity Sth ,-,t.
n.e. Liberal reward Phone Atlantic 4075-J.
WALLET, brown: lost in vicinity 2nd at
it e. or f t. Reward. Apply 2U.1 Maryland
ave. n.e._
WATCH. Bulova with 4 stones. Monday.
Mrs. Thatcher. Dist. ii.THI. Br. S.5. during ,
day. Valued for_semimcntal reasons. V*
WRIST WATCH—Yellow gold, with brace
let initial F Reward Phone Atlantic
7 54. Mrs, W hite. _
(edeir Hill
cWa4funqt<m6 most Beautiful
0mctery
VThere Perpetual Care it
More Than a Promise!
For Reference
ASK YOUR
NEIGHBOR
*75
No Extras!
For a Regular
$150 Funeral
WASHINGTON’S
LOWEST PRICES
$'5 to $200 and up
DEAL
Funeral Home
! Phone Li. 8200-8201
Chamber^
Is One of the Largest
Undertakers in the World
A $500 SERVICE
For Only $265
• • • •
In Case of Death Call
MAIN OFFICE
1400 CHAPIN N.W.
Columbia OI.T!
SOUTHEAST BRANCH
S17 11th ST. S.E.
FORMER RAIL OFFICIAL
SUCCUMBS IN ROANOKE
Harry Lyman Daw Dies at 78.
Served in Bail road Ad
ministration.
Harry Lyman Daw. retired division
freight agent of the Norfolk & West
ern Railway and well known in trans
portation circles here, died in Roanoke
Saturday. Capital friends were advised
today. He was 78 years old and had
been in ill health for some time.
Mr. Daw served In ' the Railroad
Administration here during the war.
He is survived by his widow, in Roa
noke, and a sister and brother-in- j
law, Mt. and Mrs. Harry L. Ludwig of '
Washington. Services were in Roanoke. {
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Marriage Licenses.
Frank J Paloucek. 22. Brookfield. HI. and
Mary G. Shuaars. is. ;i4i» Mormon st.;
Judge Robert E. Mattingly
Robert W. Elliott. 27. J 722 2!st st , and
Mildred R English. 21. ;t51>> Massa
2.ve Rrv- n F. Dudley.
William P Blown, jr.. 2s, cherrvdale. Va ,
and Audrey L. Connor, 2d 2210 Penn
sylvania ave ; Rev J. G McCourt.
Franklin J Moore. Its. 1704 m st and
Lucille E. Conner. 25. 1«H4 Columbia
rd : Rev. G. G. Johnson.
Tneooore R. Spriggs. 21, .H>07 N st and
Ruth L. Washington, 15, ;soo!i fi st ;
Rev B A Lvons.
Kenneth R Maxfield. 27. .'114 Concord ave..
and Doris C Poole. 22. J.J71 E st ne .
Rev J c Bail
Earl E. Hack. 2s. and Mary H Updike. °1.
both ol Charlottesville, Va.; Rev. J. E.
Briggs
Alfred Tillman. 2S. 20 I st n e and
Nctta Vlomax. 2d. Ea-t Durham. N. C ,
Rev. H. R Curtis
Alwyn L Merrill. 2il, 225 Farrasut st
and Ida M Threatt. 24. i;n»2 Connecti
cut ave.; Rev. E P Kimbr.il.
Gustaf A Wijkmari. ;i!i Swedish Legation,
and Ruth E Wallace. Des Monies
Iowa Rev G. F. Peter.
Louis R. Williams. 2:1. ar.d Addie M.
Wrlaht. 2d. both of Richmond. Va . Rev.
J H. Dunham.
Horatio Reid, jr . 4n. East Falls Church,
Va.. and Nett:» M Re.d. 5S. Orlando,
Fla : Rev. J G Armstrong.
Paul M. Cox. ;tl. Frankfort. 111. ar.d Mary
E Keller. 21, Carbondale. 111.; Rev. R. A. (
Cartwell.
Harvey E Gay. 22. and Annie L Ham*.
J* both of Richmond. Va.; Rev. H. M.
Hennig
Francis L. Walski. 2*7 Belvoir. Va . and
Maitna Jorm.sik. 2*», Nanicoke. Pa.
Rev P. E Conroy
Jam#.« v Faivev. 22. :u 1 H*th «t n e . and
Marion F. Lieb. 2»», jn.j.t 7th £t. n.e.i
Rev. ,T W. Dowling.
Clifton A. Harris. 2.Y Colmar Manor. Md .
and Sara E Norris, 25. 4<»<i7 at ;
Rev. V. J Sweeney
Robert M Baker. 2-i, Fndicotf N. Y, and
Hazel Ea'tle. 22. .’IJoi 2oth st. ne,
Re\. R. L Wood.
Rrcal E Murray. 2-2, 1742 P a? . ar.d
Mary J Milford. *2.'J. IWlti lflth st . Rev.
A A Sfockdale.
John D McCall. 22. San Anton.o Tex ,
and Cora A. Waylanri. 22. 24*5 JUh st.
n e Rev F W Johnson.
Saurency W. West. 25. !*.T5 Pth st • and
Ruby Jenkins. 21. 140« M st . Judge
Robert E. Mattingly
Lonnie D. Adam?. it*. 247 W st . and ;
Mary E Sherman. 24. 1147 bth st. n.e ; |
Judcf Robert E Mattingly
Thaadious M Wilson. :n>. and Ai!ean M.
Hendricks. :u. both ol 1327J Q st Re\.
E C Smith.
Edward L Ferruson. 21. Ocean View*. Va ,
and Mary F Appcll. IP. Portsmouth,
Va Re\ J P. Gailaaher.
Edgar B Barton. 27, 5415 Nebraska ave.
and Agnes Ryan 1!» Salt Lake City.
Utah Er E P Kimball.
(Carfos of Shatika.
DIXON. THOMAS. I wish to thank me '
relatives and fr;end* lor their kindness
and beautiful floral offerings a* the .
death of my husband THOMAS DIXON. !
HIS WIFE ADA DIXON
PRATHER HFI.EN A The family of the
late HELEN A PRATHER wishes to ex
press their sincere thanks ar.d apprecia
tion for the beautiful flowers ar.d Kind
expressions cl sympathy during thf;r re -
rent bereavement.
HER HUSBAND ALPHONZO PPATHEH.
AND FAMILY.
STAHL. ANNIE M. We wish to express our
sincere appreciation and think* to our
relatives and many friends for *heir
beautiful floral tribute? arid kind ex
pressions of sympathy a* the death of
our beloved mother ANNIE M STAHL
WILLIAM A. STAHL. FRANK H. JOHN
SON. •
Deaths.
BRANCH. MINNIE M. Depart’d this life
on Monday September 40. 1**45. at her
residence. 742 5*th st. se MINNIE M.
BRANCH loving daughter of Bessie Ross.
She leaves to mourn their loss a hus- 1
band John Branch, a devoted son and
daughter John. ir. and Ruth. Branch
two brothers. Earnest J and William H
Ross. jr.. and other relatives and friends.
Remains resting a» Barbour Bros ’ fu
neral home 48 K st. n.e. Funeral Wed
nesday October 2. at 1 p m . from Mt.
Jezrel Baptist Church. 5th and E sts. ;
s e Interment. Richmond. Va.
BI RDETT. JAMES WASHINGTON. On |
Monday. September :’U. 15*45. at his
home, near Be yes Md . JAMES WASH
INGTON BURDETT aced r.*» year- be
loved husband of Clara Thompson Bur
den Remains resting at Ganner's fu
neral home. Gaith^rsbure. Md . until
5 40 p.m Tuesday thereafter at hi? late
home. Funeral services Thursday Octo
ber 4. at 10 4n am.*: the Presbyterian
Church Boyds. Md. Interment church
cemetery. 2
CASE. i ARRIF. On Monday. September
40. J 045 a: her res.dence. 1412 D st.
f e . CARRIE CASE, the ijgloved mother
of Dayton Wooge of BallsTon. Va . Mrs.
Gladys Page of Indian Head Md Mrs.
Mildred Griffith and Mrs. Viola Brrke |
Funeral services at the W W Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home 517 11th
st s e . on Wednesday. October 2. at 2
p m Relatives and friends invited. In- j
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 1
CASSIDY. MAE E. On Tuesday. October j
J. J5*45, at her residence 1410 Monroe
st. n.w., MAE E . beloved wife of Jack
Cassidv Funeral from W. Warren
Taltavull’s funeral home. 14th and
Spring rd n w on Thursday October
4. 15445. at 8 40 a m requiem mass at
the Shrine of the Sacred Heart at
f* a m. 2
COPF.NHAVFR HARRY D Suddenly on
Monday September 40. 1045. at Emer
gency Hospital. HARRY D COPEN
HAVER beloved husband of Ruth Parks
Copenhaver. Funeral services at Hy
sons s parlors. 14**0 N st. nw.. on
Thursday. October 4. at 11 a m. In
terment Glenwood Cemetery. 2
DABBONDANZA. MIC,I. On Saturday.
September 28, 15*45. at his residence.
025* 2nd st. n.e. LUIGI DABBON
DANZA. beloved husband of Pauline
PiKiiatello Dabbondar.za Funeral from
the above resioence on Wednesday Oc
tober 2. at 8 40 am.: thence to Holy
Rosary Church, where requiem mass will
be said at 5* a m. lor the rppose of his
*oul. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment St. Mary's Cemetery. 1*
DELANY. EDNA M. Suddenly, on Mondav,
September 40. 1945. at her residence.
441* Newton pi. n.w EDNA M. DE- I
LANY. beloved daughter of the late I
James F and Nellie Delany and sister
of J. Leroy Grace and Helen Delany I
Funeral from her late residence on
Thursday. October 4 at s:4o am.
Requiem mass at St. Gabriel's Church
at 5* a m Relatives and friends In
vited to attend. Interment St. Mary * j
Cemetery. 2
urtir r i. iui.n r. un sundpv. Septem
ber 20. 1915. at Gallinger Hospital.
COLEY E GRIFFIN, beloved son of Mrs.
Virginia Griffin and Mr. Elbert Griffin
Hr leaves six sisters, six brothers and a
host of other relatives and friends to '
mourn their loss. Remains testing at
William T. Tolbert funeral home. 11ns
*ith st. n.w Funeral Wednesday. CXto- ,
ber 2. at 2 P m . from Southern Baptist !
Church. 4th and L sts. n.w. •
HAHN. ADELAIDE R. Suddenly at River- |
dele Md. on Monday. September .10.
1915. ADELAIDE R beloved wife of
the late Harry W. Hahn. Funeral from
her late residence. 2Ml2 27th st. n.w .
on Wednesday. October 2. at in am.
Interment Washington Hebrew Cemetery.
HARRIS. MARY. Departed this life on
Saturday. September 2*. 1 9.15. at the
Home lor the Aged and Infirm at Blue
Plains D C . alter being shut in for
about eight years MARY HARRIS Fu
neral service at Tolbert's funeral home.
I los «»th st. n.w-.. Wednesday. October
2. at II a m.. Dr. G O. Bullock officiat
ing. •
HARTING, ANNA F. On Monday. Septem
ber 1<*. 11*15. at Baltimore. Md ANNA
E HARTING «nre Goetzi. beloved wile
of William A. Harting. sr. Funeral
services will be held at her late home.
Hammonds Ferry road. Lansdown. Md..
on Thursday. October 1. at 1 1 a m. In
terment Loudon Park Cemetery.
HI PF. L1TCY EDMONIA. On Monday.
September .10. J5*15. at the Home for
the Aaed and Orphans. Gaithersburg.
Md . LUCY EDMONIA HUPP, aced **
years, beloved wife of the late Isaac C.
Hupp of Virginia. Remains resting at
Gartners funeral home. Gaithersburg.
Md. Funeral services Wednesday. Oc
tober 2. at 10 a m. from the Home for
the Aged Interment Forest Oak Cem
etery. Gaithersburg. Md.
KIDWELL. MARY LICKETT. On Mon
day. September .10. 19.15. MARY
LUCKETT KIDWELL beloved daughter
of the late George R. and Annie Kid
well and sister of James W. and Albert
C. Kidwell. Funeral from her late real- i
dence. 1.120 F st. n e at 2 p m Thurs
day. October 3. Interment Glenwood j
Cemetery. 2
PERRY. ELLA M. Departed this life sud- 1
denly. Sunday morning. 5:10 o clock.
September 20. 1015. at her resi
dence. 421 2nd st. s.w.. ELLA M. the
devoted wife of Lander Perry and the
loving mother and grandmother of Jesse
M. Carter and India C. Carter, respect
ively. She also leaves to mourn their
loss two sisters. Jennie E. Lomax and
Lillie A. Edlin: a loving daughter-in-law.
Rosalif H. Carter, and a host of other
relatives and friends. Funeral Wednes
day. October 2. at 1 o'clock p m., front
the Friendship Baptist Church. 1st and
H sts. s.w\. Rev. B. H. Whiting officiat
ing. 1*
FERRT. ELLA M. AH inmates of Bethel
Household of Ruth. No. 17 in. G U. O.
Of O. F . are notified to attend call meet
ins Tuesday. October I. Iin5. a pin.
Odd Fellows' Temple, to arrange for fu
neral of Sister ELLA M. PERRY. Fu
neral Wednesday October £. 1 o'clock
6m . Friendship Bantlst Church. 1st and
sts. s.w. ANNIE QUEEN. M. N. G
MAUDE JOHNSON, A’. Rec. •
«
9 ■ ■ m
Bratha.
FERRY, ELIA Officers and member*, of
Midge: Wing. No. *!. O.drr of Chaideins
Fisheimen. are hereby notified l0 a*tend
the call meeting Tuesday evening Octo
-•m U l9'*16* *! * o'clock *• the Ha.’
Y ' t »t. s.w . to ariange for the burial
™r. d^ea*ed siater. ELLA PERRY.
Funeral Wednesday October at 1
?.c. .Jk Uom Friendship Baptist Church,
1st and H ate a.w. '
.. CARTER. High Priest.
M. MONTGOMERY, Secretary. 1
5Officers and members of
OarfieM Tabernacle. No 45. Order of
Galilean Fi -he? men. are requested to at*
tend a meeting Tuesday. October ),
* D ni *l Fishermen s Temple.
, sr * * to ma^e arrangement* fr,»
the funeral of Sister ELLA PERPY
Funeral Wednesday October L\ at 1 p m !
y^FrirndahiP Bap-ist Church. 1 At and
CAD^JAUDE R MARSHALL. R. W. R
SARAH V. MURPHY. R W. 8. •
PETRIE. RUSSELL L. On Monday Sep
tember .in, I li.i.V at Geoige Washmg*on
University Hospital RUSSELL L PFT
RfF. the beloved brother of Mrs HetLe
SUXiLeV Ai^xandria. Va . Mrs. Cnarlrs
B Ehilcan Funeral services at the \V.
w. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home ol7 11th st. ft,, on Wednesday.
October it 3 pm. Relative* and
friends are invited. Interment Gien
wood Cemetery.
PITCHER. ROBERT EDWIN. Suddenly.~cn
Saturday. September VK. 1035 ROBERT
EDWIN PITCHER, beloved husband of
Mary Elizabeth Prcher 'nee Mver.**.
Funeral from the chapel of Thomas F.
Murray & Son. Nichols ave. s r on
Wednesday. October at 10 am Re.
atives ar.d friends invited. Intermen*
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 1
PLEASURE. ELLA GREEN COLEN. Oil
Sunday, September MJ*. 1035. at her ievi
dence. Ml*: Smith place se. ELLA
GREEN COLEN PLEASURE daughter of
Marv E and Jo*epli R. Green wife of \V.
J Pleasure, bfloveci mother of M?<*
Colen. Henry. Wiilis G. Pleaiure, ir ;
Bernard E Pleasure and the late Lid*
Colen Flipping and sister of Lena M.
Bruce and Aaron Green Remain* ref
ill* a*. ClarKe * funeral home 141*i Fia.
ave. ne. until Tue*dav October 1. *• 4
p ni . thence to her la’** re'idence. Fu
neral Wednesday October ‘.\ at *! p m ,
fiom Allen A M. E Church Garfirld.
D C. Rev \V E Harrison ir.. cfficiat
mg Interment Ro*emont Cemetery 1
PLI ITNER. Jl I II S EUGENE. On Rui •
day. Sentembfr \!!i. 1 !*:{'■>. at hi" res.
dence Uirversity place n * . JU
LIUS EUGENE PLEITNER beloved hus
band of Amelia S Pleitner. Funeral
lrom the above residence on W>dne*dfiv
October at 1 pm Relatives anr|
fnencs ate invited. In’erment Prospect
H:ll Cemetery.
rKLH I OK. c A itkik. Depart ’d 1h * jiff on
Tuesday. O tober I I r«;ir». at GaUinaer
Hospital. CARRIE PROCTOR of 4.'!) •>’ h
si n.w Remains at Fraziers funeral
heme. .$v* Rhode Island a'.e. n.w. No
tice of funeial later. if
PI TTY. SADIE. Suddenly on Saturday,
September L’x. 1 at her residence,
7*.l Morton st n.w . SADIE PUTTY br
loved mother of Annie Murphy. Howard
a. d Sadie Putty. She a!*o leave1 three
grandchildren and a host ot friend'.
Remains resting a* the W. Ernest Jar .s
funeial church. 14‘1‘i You st nw In
terment Thursday, October <3, at Mineral*
Va. if
RAI \f. CHARLES L. On Monday Sep
tember .in. 11 * ■’! fi CHARLES L RAl’M.
husband of Olive M. Raum and father of
Pamela Raum. beloved son of Andrew J.
a..d Amelia Raum. Remains resting fit,
the w W Chambers Co. funeral home.
J4<*o Chapin st n.w. Funeral services
at ’he above funeral home on Thursday. Oc
tober :j. at a m thence to S'.
Mary's Church. Piscataway. Md., where
services will be held at in am Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment
church cemetery. ~
SPINDLER. EDWARD HENRY. On Tues*
day October 1. If».‘l5 a* his re*;depre.
•jnmi Newton st r. r EDWARD HENRY,
beloved husband of the .'ate Esther M.
Spmdler and father of Mrs. Helen Ba -
derson Mrs. Mae La Cost Edward H.
Spindler. jr.. and William E Sp.ndler,
Notice of funeral hereafter.
STEWART. LAI RA FORREST. On Mon
day. September SO, 1'«:**». at tne Emer
gency Hospital LAURA FORREST
STEWART beloved mother of Marv
Stewart of the Wardman Park Hotel ar1
Ravmond P Stewart Ren ices a: Joseph
Gawler s Sons' chapel. Pa avr.
n w . on Wednesday October ‘1. a; Lf:.*>v>
D m Interment Loveland. Colo.
Sl'THARD. CI.ARENCF T. On Monday.
September- 10. ’On". CLARENCE T.
SUTHARD tne beloved brother of L'lin’
Suthard and Mrs Elizabeth Spa::, of
Pet-ersoure Ya Funeral semces a- the
W W. Chair.be-s Co Southeast funeral
home 51? 11th st. # f.. on Wfdr.r«da>.
Ocmber *?. at s pin Interment at
Nckesville, Ya.. on Thursday, October U.
TI CKER. THOMAS W. Suddenly on Sun
day. September *:!» 1 at his resi
dence. 701 D *t .* r THOMAS W the
beloved husband of Marv H Tucker *nee
Welch' and father of Ralph A and No; -
man P Tucker* Funeial from the Jarres
T Fvan funeral home .'U? Pa ave. se.
on Wednesday. October ‘.V at *J P m.
Relatives and friends are invited. Inter
ment Congressional Cemetery.
WASHBVRN. EELA LILLIAN. On Tuesday.
October i. 1 ?♦:{.'» ELLA LILLIAN WASH
BURN wife of the late Dwight H Wash
burn beloved mother of D Gordon
Washburn Remain* resting at the s. H.
Hines Co. funeral home 14th st,
n.w Notice of funeral later. -
WILSON. CLIFFORD H . JR. Or* Sunday,
September *.v». If»:.5. a- P-ovidenre Hos
pital. CLIFFORD H WILSON JR mr'f,
beloved son of Cbfforri H and Marguerite
H Wilson «nee ThoID. Funeral from hi*
late residence. Penn st. nr., on
Wednesday October tf. at R:ffO a rr :
thence to the Holy Name Church whc<§
requiem will be offered at f> ? pi.
for the rrpo^ of his soul. Relative* and
friend* aio invited. Interment in Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 1
WILSON. MARY EIMCT On Tue*da*.
October 1 !!*.:."> at the residence of her
nephew George W. Wilson. Upprr Marl
boro Md . MARY EUNICE WILSON be
loved wife of the late Ignatius 55 Wi son.
Funeral from Trinity Episcopal Churrn,
Unner Marlboro Md . on Thursdev 0,~
tober ff. at p m. Interment church
cemetery. Relathes and friends invited. -
In fRentmlam.
FARRELL. RACHEL ANV. In loving re
membrancr of my darling mo*h*r,
RACHEL'ANN FARRiLL who dirri six
teen years ago today. October 1. lfMf*
Sacred hrait of Jesus have mercy on
her. Immaculate heart of Mary pray for
h*r that «he may res: in Deace
HER DAUGHTER. MARY E FARRELL •
LILLI V. El I/A J. In sad but loving re
membrance of our dear mother. ELIZA
J. LILLEY. who departed this life nine
years ago today. October ]. lRCfi.
A wonderful mother in everv way.
One who was be’ter God never made.
A wonderful mother, so loyal and true
One in a million, that, mother, was you.
Mother, you gave us the best of your life.
You cherished our secrets, our sorrow#
our strife:
You taught us to love, you taught us »o
pray
Dear mother in heaven. God bless you
today.
We shall meet you some bright morning.
In that heavenly land so fair:
You 1! be waiting for our coming.
There will be no parting there
LONELY DAUGHTERS. •
MARTIN. HENRY. A tribute of love to
the memory of our dear husband and
father. WILLIAM HENRY MARTIN wl.o
departed this life twenty-one years ago
today. October J. l.'U4.
In memory you are ever near us
And in our hearts you will ever live
THE FAMILY •
PRICE. WALTER F In sad hut lovin'
memory of ourckar husband, father and
brother. WALTER E PRICE, who left us
one year ago today. October I.
Our hearts are s*d and lonely.
Our eves shed marv tears:
God only knows how we miss you
At the end of one long vear
HIS DEVOTED WIFE ALLMA DAUGH
TERS. MAE AND DORIS. AND STA
TER. EST ELI A •
STONER. SAMI EL ARTHUR. In memoi r
of our true and devoted husband a; d
father SAMUEL ARTHUR STONER rim
departed th:«. life one year ago todav,
October !.
LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY. •
WARDEN. HF.l EN. A tribute of love to the
memory of our devoted mother and sis
ter. HELEN WARDEN, who departed th s
life one year ago today. October 1,
Mav her sou! rest in peace
HER LOVING CHILDREN GRACE AND
HENRY; BROTHER AND SISTERS. •
_FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
V. L. SPEARE CO.
Neither the successor to nor connected with
the original W R Sprare establishment.
naS^ 1009 H St. N.W.
J. William Lee’s Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Crematorium
4th and Mass Ave N E. Lincoln
Joseph F. Birch’s Sons
(A. L HAYCOCK, M*r >
3034 M St. N.W.
Frank Geier’s Sons Co.
kVdlSrm1 wt?. NAtional 2473
CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO.
801 EAST CAPITOL *T
Phone Lincoln IW72
CEMETERY LOTS.
LOT. CEDAR HILL CEMETERY. CLOSE TO
main entrance. C5r. less than regular p ice
for quick sale. Phone Potomac o5( n-J.
FUNERAL DESIGNS._
geoT c. shaffer
EXPRESSIVE EI.ORAI, TRIBI TES AT
MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT OlOfl
Open Evenings
and Sundays Cor. I 4 th O fcyc
GEO. A. COMLEY^aV^
Artistic fiorii DmIuu b* Eibrrti
Ulthl Phene Clirnton 26I-J-I_
GUDE BROS CO. Floral Pieces
1212 r St. N.W. P NAtional «2J«
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