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—service, quality and rever
ence in conducting beautiful
funerals unexcelled anywhere.
Complete in every detail. Un
dertakers for colored U. S.
War Veterans.
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Call
NOrth 7795-7796
389 R. I. Ave. N.W.
Founder and Principal of
School to Rest in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Funeral services for Thomas W.
i Sidwell, principal of Sidwell’s Friends
School, will be held tomorrow at 3
p.m. at the Friends Meeting House,
2111 Florida avenue. Burial will be In
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Sidwell died early yesterday at
his home, 3901 Wisconsin avenue,
after an illness of several weeks. He
would have been 77 years old May 16.
Friends School was founded by
Mr. Sidwell 53 years ago as a co-ed
ucational, non-sectarian institution,
pledged to “stress simplicity, sincerity
and friendliness In Its activities and
relations."
Active as director of the school until
taken 111, Mr. Sidwell became the
friend and adviser of hundreds of boys
and girls who attended the Institution,
among them the children of Pres
idents. diplomats, members of the cab
inet and Congress and leaders In the
business and professional life of
Washington.
From a modest beginning at the old
Friends Meeting House at 1811 I
street, Friends School became one of
the Capital's leading educational in
stitutions, and was Incorporated in
1934.
Mr. Sidwell had taken an active in
terest in civic affairs since he came
to Washington from his birthplace,
Johnsville, Md., more than half a cen
tury ago. He was a member of the
Cosmos Club, the Rotary Club and
the West End Citizens’ Association.
Surviving are a brother, Dr. Frank
Sidwell of Westminster, Md.; two
nieces, Mrs. Frank J. Russell and Mrs.
Nimrod P. Bennett, and two nephews,
Dr. Edward Myers of Westminster and
Dr. Jesse Myers of Baltimore.
Mr. Sidwell’s wife, the former
Frances M. Haldeman, who served as
associate principal of her husband's
school for some time, died about two
years ago.
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service. We have so perfected our organization that is
EVERY PHASE of the ceremony, from cemetery matters 1
to cards of sympathy, is taken care of WITHOUT 1
BOTHER to the client. The result is a flawless service
that places a minimum of strain upon the grief-stricken.
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five-year period.
The CERTIFICATE OF LOW COST
OF OPERATION gives you a basis for
determining Kelvinator operating costs
before you buy.
For the utmost in economy, depend
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udget
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Is One of the Largest
Undertakers in the World
FUNERALS of STYLE,
DIGNITY and CHARACTER
For example, this beautiful solid metal casket,
hearse, cars, preparation and many other serv
ices—the entire funeral with free use of 3 beau
tiful homes—40 assistants, 25 cars, 7 funeral
chapels, 14 parlors—one of the best ^ ^
equipped undertakers in the world S*2fi5
—for only__
HERE’S THE ANSWER
TO CHAMBERS’ ADVANCEMENT
Chambers, now only 42, has been in business since
} he was 17 years of age. In just a short time he has
built the largest undertaking business in Washing
ton and one of the largest in the world. Why? How?
Chambers gives what he claims to give—the best at
the lowest price. That’s the answer. Thousands of
Washington families have recognized that fact. They
have expressed their confidence in Chambers' service
i by making Chambers the largest undertaker in Wash
1 ington and one of the largest in the world.
OTHER FINE FUNERALS as Low as $75
W.W.CHAMBERS [7
One of the Largeet
Undertakert in the World
Think This
Question Over
If a firm tells you it has
been doing business for 60
years, yet doing less today
than ever, you wouldn’t 1
think it should be proud of
that, would you?
Know You Have the Best
—Save One-Half the Old
Time Undertakers’ Price
We have a beautiful new sub
urban funeral home at Hyatts
ville and Riverdale, 918 Cleve
land Ave., on the Baltimore
Washington Boulevard. Phone
Greenwood 1221. We can park
300 cars on our own grounds.
New, private, quiet—away from
noisy city traffic. Here, too, is
a beautiful show room and
beautiful parlors—affording the
last word in funeral service.
This is for your use, free with j
all Cumbers' service. \
I THREE FUNERAL HOMES
7 Chapels, 14 Parlors, 40 Assistants, 25 Cars, Hearses and
Ambulances. Everything You Expect for Modern Burials.
1400 Chapin St. N.W. 918 Cleveland Ave., Hyattsville, Md. 517 11th St. S.E.
Call Columbia 0432 Call Greenwood 1221 Call ATlantic 6700
i »
MRS. W. H. DAWKINS
DIES SUDDENLY
Was Long-Time Resident and
Active in Number of
Organizations.
Mrs. Lenora F. Dawkins, 67, for
many years a resident of this city and
active in a number of organizations
here, died Friday of a sudden illness
at her home, 1200 Orren street north
east. She was the wife of W. H.
Dawkins.
Mrs. Dawkins was a member of
Washington Centennial Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star; was a past
officer of Ruth Rebekah Lodge, Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows; was
a member of the Daughters of Amer
ica and of Mount Vernon Place M. E.
Church South.
She is survived by her husband, two
daughters. Miss Mary P. Dawkins and
Mrs. Eula D. Lasley of this city; two
brothers, D. Davis of this city and
W. P. Davis of Staunton, Va., and a
sister, Mrs. W. E. Winborne of Staun
ton.
Funeral services will be held at 2
p.m. tomorrow at Chambers funeral
home, 1400 Chapin street. Rev. Dr.
S. B. Daugherty, chaplain of the
Washington Centennial Lodge of
Masons, will officiate. Burial will be
In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Deaths Reported.
rredrric Egner. 1*0. 516 Quincy st.
Lucius Lamar. 82 1523 22nd st
Walter R Whittlesey. 76. 1620 Webster st.
William E. Randall. 60. 634 Webster st.
Lewis E Vlnlng, 65. 320 Raleigh st. s.e.
Mattie M. Klrklev. 64. 1811 G st.
Samuel C Beers. 64. Burlington Hotel
Charles D. Clarke. 6.3. 3618 Van Ness st.
Clinton L Conradt. 62. 3133 Conn ave
Clara 8 Ripley. 52. Walter Reed Hospital.
Walter T. Douglas. 52. Garfleld Hospital.
Christine 8 Pratt. 51. 1411 37th st.
Henry Holober, 51. Garfleld Hospital.
Lei a M. Snead 33 2250 Mt. Pleasant pi s.e.
Charles E Roberts. Jr.. 20. Potomac River
Infant Robert Rice. Children's Hospital.
John Tyler. 50. Galllnger Hospital.
Aenes Lee. 53. 34‘4 Decatur st. n.e.
Abraham Hawkins. 61, 1032 2nd st
Charles E. Johnson. 48. Galllnger Hospital
Allen Payne. 45. Emergency Hospital.
Ivery Johnson. 41. Freedmen's Hospital.
Mary L. Lewis, 40, Gallingpr Hospital.
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301 East Capitol St. |
1 Lin. 0468 Lin. 0372 1
FORT LINCOLN
CEMETERY
The Capital's Most Accessible
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Burial Lots, Vaults, Crypts
Non-Sectarian Perpetual Cara
TEACHERS AND PUPILS
MAY ENTER COMPETITION
Invited to Participate in National
Safety Campaign by Writing
Essays and Lessons.
Washington school teachers and
pupils will be afforded an opportu
nity to participate in the eleventh na
tional safety campaign contests spon
sored by the Highway Education
Board, according to an announcement
yesterday. Eleven national organiza
tions concerned with highway safety
will collaborate in the campaign,
which is now under way.
A safety essay contest for pupils and
a safety lesson contest for teachers
will be features of the Nation-wide
campaign. Hie essay contest is open
to pupils in the fifth, sixth, seventh
and eighth grades. Students must
study traffic conditions in their own
communities before writing their
assays.
The essays are not to exceed 500
words, and may be illustrated by an
original drawing or illustration. Clos
ing date of the contest is May 15.
SOLO FLYER ONLY 16
PALO ALTO, Calif., April 11 OP).—
Vincent Klevesahl celebrated his 16th
birthday anniversary here today by
making a solo airplane flight after one
instruction lesson lasting 1 hour and
32 minutes.
"I was astonished at how quickly
the boy caught on.” Pilot Thomas Pen
fleld said. Vincent, a high school
sophomore, is the son of Ernest C.
Klevesahl, a gardener.
Marriage Licenses.
William A. Calvin. 38. 2426 lat it., and
Iranell M. Jester. 27. 26X6 Cltffbourne
_ Pi-: Rev. V. N. Rldgeiey.
Henry ° Herath. 27. 2305 R *t. s.e„ and
§£» i^„KJause 10- 3005 14th at.:
Rev. E. H. Meuaer.
Demetrlous G. Harsoulas. 46. 40 Bryant
st.. and Susla L Clarke. 36. 4920 3rd
st.: Rev S. B Daugherty.
Raymond B Gettings. 31. 1372 Kenvon
st.. and Marie J. Ott. 23. 3527 loth st.;
_ Rev. G. E. ott.
Oscar J. Gilliam. 21. and Dorothy M.
Coates 1,0111 of 1309 9th st- Rev.
W. Westray
Lawrence W. Herring 29. and Arlene P.
Herring. 29. both of Des Moineg. Iowa:
Rev. R. J. Clinehy
Jo^Ph F. Lagans. 40. and Florence K.
White. 37 both of Norfolk. Va.: Rev.
J H. Dunham
Henry I Frasier. 24 1508 i3th at . and
Georgia McClurken. 20. 1338 Q at.:
Rev w O Carrington.
Weliford E. Oberry. 28. and Ruth E. Ford.
24. both of Richmond: Rev. A. F Poore
James H. Williams. 22. 1128 10th st
and Mary R. Scrivner. lx. Tatum. N.
Mex.; Rev M. P. German.
Amous H Winks. 88 Covington. Ohio
and Norma Frysinger. 60. Celina. Ohio:
Rev. W. C Hook.
Walter P. Davis. 22. 627 Morton st.. and
Laura A. Powell. 21. 2807 Georgia
ave ; Rev. J A. Johnson.
Sidnev H. Branch, 22. and Josephine M.
Hour! 19. both of Richmond. Rev. J
H. Zerhusen.
Frederick J Leonard. 37. and Marguerite
Moerschd. 3" both of Baltimore; Rev.
O F Blackwelder
Er!3?st,p and Lillian Sonnell.
-31. both of Richmond: Rev. J C Ball
James C Hill 22 and Frances L. Fisher.
x6 both of Richmond; Rev. M. P.
German.
Charles C Paul Jr . 26 and Frances E
Steelman 20. both ot Philadelphia. Rev
5 E. Rose
ROf»roe W. Thomas. 23. and Eunice E.
Bfojche 21. both of Richmond; Rev.
J. C. Ball.
Stephen S Arch. 25. 521 Morton at- and
Louise V. Barnett 21. Morristown. N.
. J : Rev. N B Hughes
Leonard R. Chisholm 22 1014 10th st
and Lois M. Payne IS. 2017 Portner
pl.; Rev. A. J Wilder
John E. Byer. 29. Richmond, and Sue
M. Hill 19. Midlothian. Va.: Rev. M.
P German.
1 John Mealey. Jr . 24. Allentown. Pa.,
and Geraldine L Engle. 22. Emaus. Pa
Rev. H. H Rauek.
Richard W. Hutton. 25. and Marie Em
merson. 24 both of 214 N st. s.w.;
Rev. F. P King.
F*?ro 8. Yujulca. 31. New York City, and
Lillian March. 28. Baltimora; Rev. C.
P. Thomas.
Edwin B. Salmon. 21, »nd Elizabeth M.
J°nes_ 17. both of Richmond; Rev.
J. C. Ball.
Clarence J. Cohen. 26. and Dorothy Ad
ams 28 both of Brentwood. Md- Rev.
J. C. Ball.
Horace R. Johnson, 22. 1020 New Jersey
ave.. and Cora M. Slsney. 18. 6117
Grant at. n.e.; Rev. E. J Bradshaw.
Frank Mounsey. 26. New York City, and
Ethel L. Nixon. 25. 1738 15th st.; Rev.
D. F. Rivera.
Christian Schuster. Jr.. 29. and Eliza
beth H. Oesner 25. both of Philadel
phia: Rev. p. a. Parsons.
Henry Alien. 22. and Gladys Harris. 18.
_ both of 1113 4th at : Rev. W J. 8imms.
Boyd B. Brooms. 1119 loth st.. and Ma
rla L. _PUlah. 21. 1137 10th at- Rev.
P. A. Parsons
Robert Easley. 24 Halifax. Va„ and Ora
M. Stokes. 23. Amelia. Va.; Rev. E. C.
Smith.
Any Family Can Afford
Ryan Funeral Service
We Keep the Cost Within Your Means
flOur profession is to create imperishable
and beautiful memories for those who turn
to us in time of need. Thoughtfulness and
sympathetic understanding have gained for
Ryan funeral service lasting appreciation
and good will.
Wo matter how modest your means may he,
any family can afford Ryan funeral service.
RYAN AMBULANCE SERVICE ^
Handsome, new, de luxe side-serving ambu
lance. The last word in safety and comfort. HI
Phone Atlantic 1700-1701
James T. Ryan
Funeral Director
317 Pa. Ave. S.E.
' I Atlantic 1700-1701
The Mysterious Fifty Pennies
Where do they go? For every
funeral dollar that you spend
with Deal you receive In return
100 cents’ worth of service and
value. Because Deal prices an
lower, vou usually save SO cents
on every dollar you spend.
Elsewhere (using Deal prices
Ias a basts) SO pennies disappear
out of each dollar; they go to
someone and that someone is
NOT yon!
*75
is the DEAL price
for a $ISO Funeral
Per information that it kenotl.
reference that it reel . . .
Jntt nth rent neighbor what
yen want to knew abent the
Funeral Heme of Deal.
1 i
<2Urb of afjanka.
WHITBY. JAMES. The family of tha late
JAMES WHITBY wish to thank the
many relative*, friends, the usher board
of the John Stewart M. E. Church and
the Sacrifice Club for the kind expres
alona of sympathy and the floral trlbutea
at the death of their beloved one.
THE FAMILY.
Sfallja.
AGES. ELLEN MARIA. On Friday. April
10. 1030. at her residence. 003 U st.
n.w.. ELLEN MARIA AGES. She leaves
to mourn their loss one daughter. Mrs
Katie Aces Browne: three grandchil
dren Mrs. Janice Ages Browne Johnson
of Chicago. 111.: Mrs. Inez Ages Greene
and Norman Ages Browne: five great
grandchildren and many devoted rela
tives and friends Funeral private. In
terment at Union Cemetery. Alexandria.
Va.
“Let the works of her hands speak
for her." 12
ALDEN. ADA. On Saturday. April 11.
1036. at the residence of her son. K.
Foster Murray In her 8oth year. ADA
ALDEN. Services and Interment pri
vate. Please omit flowers.
ARTIS8T. JOSEPHINE On Saturday.
April 11. 1036. at 10:40 am.. at hei
residence. 1351 B st. n.e . JOSEPHINE
ARTISST. wife of the late Washington
Artlsst. mother of Eva Cheatham. Clif
ton and Hunter Artlsst. She also is
survived by flve grandchildren, four
great-grandchildren and three great
great-grandchildren. Remains tempo
rarily resting at the W Ernest Jarvis
funeral church. 1432 You st. n w. No
tice of funeral later.
BAILEY. ROSA C. On Saturday. April 11.
1036. at her residence. 23? 16th st i t .
ROSA C. BAILEY (nee Guy I. beloved
wife of the (ate William T Bailey and
mother of William A.. George A. J.
Frank. Thomas Arthur and John Louis
Bailey and Mrs. Elizabeth C Colvin Re
mains resting at her late residence
Funeral from the above residence on
Monday April 13 at 0 30 a m. Re
quiem mass at Holy Comforter Church
at 10 am Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Morganza. St. Marys
County. Md. 12
BAILEY. ROSA. The Ladies’ Sodality of
Holy Comforter Church will meet at the
late residence of Mrs. ROSA BAILEY.
237 16th st. it Sunday. Anrll 12. 1036.
at 7 p m., to recite the Rosary. Funeral
mass Monday April 13. at 10 a m.
MRS E. J ROSSI Prefect.
MISS R. O’DONELL. Secy.
BOYD, ANNE. On Thursday. April 0.
1836 at her residence. 760 10th st. n.e..
ANNE BOYD (nee Ruddenl. beloved wife
of Thomas Boyd and mother of Mrs
George O’Connor. Cornelius McBreartv
and Thomas Boyd. Funeral from her
late -esldence on Monday morning. April
A3, at_8:30 o’clock; thence to Holy
Name Church, where mass will be said
at 9 o'clock Relatives and friends In
vited. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme
tery.
BOYNTON. FRANK LORING. On 8atur
Y. Anr11 1 1 1036. at 8tbley Hospital.
FRANK LORINO BOYNTON, belcved hus
h»r>d of Lillie Flynn Boynton and father
of Mrs. Clara Carlson of Worcester. Mass.,
and Mrs Leland B Parker ol College
Park Md Services at Joseph Gawler
Son* chapel 1750 Pa ave. n w . on
Monday April 13 at 6:30 pm. In
terment Enfield. Mass.
BRISTER JOHN MOSLEY. On Friday
April 10 10.16. at the United States
Naval Hospital Washington. D C . JOHN
MOSLEY BRISTER. rear admiral M C.
U 8 Navy, beloved husband of Mary 8
glister. Remains resting at the W W.
Chambers Co Southeast funeral home.
51. 11th st II Services at Fort Myer
Chapel on Monday. ADril 13. at 11 am
Relatives and friends are Invited In
, Arlington National Cemetery
iPhiladelphia and Boston Papers please
copy> 12
LEAVE BILLS’ PASSAGE
WILL BE CELEBRATED
Federation of Federal Employes
Will Hold Dinner on Tues
day Evening.
With more than 500 guests present,
Local 105, National Federation of Fed
eral Employes, will celebrate the pas
sage of the leave bills with dinner at
the Washington Hotel at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday.
The local, composed of women em
ployes of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing, is headed by Miss Belle
Trouland.
Chairman Ramspeck of the House
Civil Service Committee, who piloted
the bills through Congress; Albln W.
Hall, director of the Bureau, and Lu
ther C. Seward, president of the Fed
eration, will be the principal speakers;
Miss Gertrude McNally, secretary
treasurer of the federation, who aided
in the formation of Local 105 in 1909
and has been its corresponding secre
tary through the intervening years,
will be toastmistress.
Births Reported.
Norman and Margaret Doerr. twin bov$.
Theodore and Margaret Dugterhofl. boy.
Edward and Leah Osborne, bov.
Charles and Alma No&kes boy
Emlyn and Katherine Roberts, boy.
Howard and Helen Tompkins, boy.
John and Edna VanWerry. girl.
John and Birdeen Green, boy.
Dellmore and Daisy Dawson, bov
Sylvester and Augusta Stevens boy.
Albert and Almeter Harrison, boy.
Weeden and Irene Moore, girl.
Muldrow and Lillian Hampton, girl.
Lott and Found advertisements
for the daily Star will 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.
LOST.'
BOOK—"The Talisman of Kubla Khan "
vicimtv Hine Jr. High School. Lincoln
7011. Rewa r d_
COCKER SPANIEL red. male, wearing
collar. Phone Decatur 6436. Reward.
DOG—Cocker spaniel, black male, strayed
UL the '*cln*»r of Takoma Park. Reward.
Phone Shepherd 1487.__
DOG. white setter, brown collar, male
named ‘ Peter.” SIO reward. Phone Wis
consin Suss
GRIP, small brown leather, in vicinity of
. th and C sts. n.e. Reward. G. H. Fox.
713 C st. n.e.__
KEYS Tuesday night. 1800 block Conn
»'3. or 13th and Harvard sts n.w. Reward
Adorest Box 13-E. Star office._
PET PIGEON lost: will come to open wlrT
dow or door tor food; no bands on legs:
liberal reward Call Adams 6639. •
POCKETBOOK lady’s brown lost Wednes
day maht. Will finder keep cash and re
turn articles, which are of value only to
owner? Send to Mrs. E. Vernon Coakiey,
Pn Amal R*arh Vo
POCKETBOOK. brown suede, containing
glasses keys, permit and registration:
Archives Bldg. Sat. p m. Reward. District
i 40p. ,
POCKETBOOK red. containing about *15.
Sat. on 5th st.. between Kennedy and
Concord ave. Reward. Georgia 2794.
POCKETBOOK. black, containing money
letters and other personal articles, in a
taxi from the Victoria to the Dupont Circle,
about 8 p.m April 2 Suitable reward
Miss Clara M. Blake. Decatur 6201 »
POCKETBOOK dark blue, containing 840.
registration card and driver’s permit. Re
ward. Phone Decatur 1826._
PUPPY—Male dark brown, part Scottle:
5S!?„*’.,?uckyi lo8t I" Woodridge. Reward.
.1068 viaca st. n.e. Decatur 0138.
PURSE, small, black, containing bills and
change. Saturday afternoon In Murphv’s
10c store. Call Emerson 9004. Reward.
PURSE blue leather, cab. April 1: #20.
Hasses, etc. Will person finding same re
turn articles, keep money. Potomac 4565.
REVOLVER—38 caliber blue steel Colt;
Serial No. 290146 3100 Whitehaven st.
n.w. _ 13»
SPITZ, white, vicinity of 4010 21 st st. n.e.
Answers to ’’Teddy." Reward. Phone De
catur 1216-J.4
SPRINGER SPANIEL, brown and white,
name "Shag." Reward. Call Decatur 4560
WATCH. Elgin, gold. No. 4927727. lost
Saturday morning April 11. between 15th
and Mass ave and Conn, and N. Please
return to Louise Home. 1500 Mass. ave..
and receive reward.
WRI8T WATCH, lady’s, white gold. Elgin
between 803 C st n.e. and Stanton Park on
April 9. Reward. 301 8th st. n.e.
WRIST WATCH—Lady’s. Gruen: Friday
near Intersection of Mass ave. and E st.
n.w. Phone Decatur 1600. Extension
306. Reward. 12*
j W. WARREN TALTAVPLiT
The Finest
FUNERAL
SERVICE
Regardless of the amount yon
can afford to spend you get the best It
in every w warren taltavull
I Funeral 8erv1ce Years of experl
i ence have taught uf bow to provide
I comfort and convenience and to
I do so In a courteous understanding
manner that fulfills everv need
Under personal management Of
I Francis J. Collins.
W. WARREN
TALTAVULL
FUNERAL HOME
3610 14th St. N.W.
_Cot. 0464 j
BROOKS. DAVID. Departed this life on
Saturday, April 11. 1836. at his resi
dence. 324 £ st. • w.. DAVID BROOKS
He leaves to mourn their loss a devoted
wife. Eliza Brooks: one daughter Pris
cilla Burgess: two sons James and
Charles Brooks: also other relatives and
friends The remains to be taken to his
late residence Monday. April 13. at 4
D. m. Puneral Tuesday April 14. at 1
p.m.. from Mount Parram Baptist
Church 1st st. between K and L sts..
Rev. Westray officiating. Interment
Payne's Cemetery. 13
CHAMBERS. CORA D Suddenly, on
Wednesday. April 8. 1936. at her resi
dence. 2411 Shannon pi. s.e.. CORA D.
CHAMBERS beloved wife of the late
John Chambers. She Is survived by one
sister and many nieces. Funeral serv
ices on Tuesday April 14. at 1 p.m.. at
her late residence. Rev. P A. Scott offi
ciating. Relatives and friends are In
vited to attend 13
CHANDLER JAMES A. On Thursday
April 9. 1930. JAMES 'A CHANDLER,
the beloved husband of Florence Chand
ler. foster father of Pauline Austin and
great-uncle of Alice Crawford. Funeral
Sunday. April 12. at 1 p.m.. from Good
Will Baptist Church. 16th an1 U sts.
n.w.. Rev. James L. Pinn officiating. Re
mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church. 1432 You at. n.w. In
terment Harmony Cemetery. 12
DAWKINS. LENORA F. Suddenly, on
Friday. April 10. 1936. LENORA F.
DAWKINS, beloved wife of William H.
Dawalns and mother of Mary p Daw
kins and Mrs William A. Las ley: late
residence. 1200 Orren st. n.e. 8he was
a member of Washington Centennial
Chapter of the Eastern Star and Daugh
ters of America. Funeral services at
the W W. Chambers Co. funeral home,
1400 Chapin st. n.w . on Monday. April
13 at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends in
vited Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 12
DAWKINS, LENORA F. Meeting of Wash
ington Centennial Chapter. No 26, O.
E. S.. Is called for Monday. April 13.
1936 at 1 p.m., at Masonic Temple.
13th st. and New York ave. n w.. for the
purpose of conducting funeral services
for our beloved sister. LENORA F
DAWKINS. Meet at chapter and thence
to the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral
home. 1409 Chapin st. n w.
DAWKINS. LENORA F. Officers and
members of Friendship Council No. 16.
Daughters of America, are requested to
meet at Chambers' funeral parlor, at
14th and Chapin sts. n.w for purpose
of attending the funeral of our late sis
ter LENORA F DAWKINS, on Mon
day. April 13 1936. at 1:30 p.m.
_FRANCES WILLARD. Councilor.
JESSIE LOWE. Rec. Secy.
DICKENS. EMMA J. On Friday. April 10.
Ul'L'L—i.L Columbia Hosp.tal, EMMA J
DICKENS the beloved wile of the late
Charles F Dickens, mother of Charles
M Dickens and sister of Mrs Selma A.
Tracy and Mrs. Elizabeth M. Getzen
danr.er. Remains resting at the W. W
Chambers Co. funeral home. 1460 Chapin
st. n w until Monday. April 13. at 1:30
D"?■ „ Services at the Wallace Memo
rial Church. New Hampshire ave and
Randolph st. n.w.. at 2 pm. P.ela
tlves and frlencs invited. Interment at
Rock Creek Cemetery. 12
DUVALL. WILLIAM H. On April 7 1936
is .Springs Colo WILLIAM
H DUVALL, beloved son of the late Wil
Ilam A and Laura V. Duvall and brother
or Mrs Soonia B. Lewis. Burial at
Colorado Springs Colo. •
^AUL WESLEY. Suddenly, on
Friday morning April 10. 1036. gt
Sy?.r.ryJIjrigh,s Canal Zone. Lieut. Col.
PAUL WESLEY EVANS Signal Corps.
U S. - A. beloved husband of Sally
5, eth Finney Evans and son of Mrs.
W. z. Evans Delaware. Ohio. Notice
of funeral later i"
r,r?L,N!v,„JOSE,’H c- On Friday. April
J.Q_1936. at Emergency Hospital
JOSEPH C. FICKLIN He is survived bv
two grandchildren. Duncan and James
Flekhn and a daughter-in-law. Mrs
Kathleen Ficklln of Tidwells Va. Fu
neral services and interment Saturday.
April II at Country Hills. Westmore
land County Va.
' FINNELL. MARY ELIZABETH. On Fri
ll ay. April 10. louts, at her residence.
I st north. Cherrydale Va
MARY ELIZABETH FINNELL beloved
wile of John A. Finneli She Is also
»u,£lvcd by cne daughter. Mrs. Mary
F Brown, and three step-children Re
“•‘ns resting at the Ives funeral home
-840 Wilson blvd.. Clarendon Va where
funeral services will be held Sunday
AprJ i-1 ** 2:30 p.m Interment Oak
wood Cemetery Falls Church. Va 12
I FITZGERALD. JAMES H On Friday.
I Arnl 10. 1936 at his residence. So;-*
Hiinois ave nw JAMES H FITZ
GERALD be.oved son of the late
Thomas and Margaret Fitaeerald. Fu
neral from the above residence on Tues
day. Aprl 14 at 8:30 am: thence to
St Gabriel s Church, where leauiem
mass will be said at 9 a m for the re
SSf® his 50ul- Interment at Mount
Olivet Oemetery. Relatives and friends
invited. 12
MAGGIE. On Friday. April 10
1930. at her residence. Mount Pleasant
Va . MAGGIE FULLER beloved wife of
Sandy Fuller sister ol Alice Fitggerald
and Jennie Bell Himes: three brothers
Joseph Moore Randolph Moore and
James Moore, and other relatives and
lrtends also survive Remains in state
at the funeral home of Lloyd A Lewis
foo Wolfe at.. Alexandria. Va. Funeral
Sunday. April 12. at 2 pm., from the
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church. Virginia.
Interment church cemetery 12*
G1LLIS ELDRED JOHN. On Friday. April
IQi 1936 at Mount Alto Hospital. EL
DRED JOHN GILLIS, beloved husband
of Lottie Mae Gillls inee Snowt and
father of Elma Jo Gillls and Eldred
John Giills. jr. Services will be held at
7urhorst funeral parlors. 301 East Capi
tol st. on Monday. April 13. at 9:30
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery 12
HANSON. EDITH E. On Saturday. April
Mi EDITH E HANSON, beloved
W.fw0,.£h*£!es E Hanson and daughter
of Martha 8. Santmier of Winchester,
Va. Remains resting at the W. W.
Chambers Co Southeast funeral home,
ol, llthst.se. Notice of funeral later.
HERBERT. MARY E. On Friday April 10.
11*66. at her residence. SIS O st. n.e.
MARY E HERBERT <nee Daly, beloved
wife of the late John E. Herbert. Fu
neral will be held from Timothy Han
lon s funeral parlors. 641 H st n.e. on
Monday. April 13 at 8:30 a.m. Requiem
mass at St. Joseph's Church at 9 a.m.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
HOLDEN. BERNARD MICHAEL. On Thurs
day. April 9. 193d at his residence. 1"4T
SKflJrv"- f e J BERNARD MICHAEL
HOLDEN, beloved husband of Carrv M
Holden. Funeral irom the above resi
dence on Monday April 13, at 8:30
a m : thence to St. Anthony's Church,
where reauiem mass will be said at 9
a m. for repose of his soul Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives ara
friends invited. 12
HOLMAN MARTHA LOCISE. Passed away
on Friday. April 10. 19.36. at 4 D.m at
48 Seaton pi. n w where she lived with
t'r *25' H. K Holman ,ir MARTHA
LOLISE HOLMAN. Funeral services
and interment will be held at Fayettes
ville. Tenn.. next week.
HLNTT. ROSIE ESTELLE On Saturday
April 1JL 1936. at Sibley Hospital!
ROSIE ESTELLE HUNTT. beloved wife
of Edward Lee Huntt and mother of
Raymond E. and Leslie F Huntt. Elsie
Mae Stewart and Gertrude Estelle Platz.
Notice of funeral later.
JACKSON. ELIZABETH WADE. On Fri
day April 10. 1030. at Freedmen's Hos
pital. ELIZABETH WADE JACKSON
devoted wife of Donald Jackson, mother
of Basil. Agnes. Madeline Donald Jr.
and Allan Jackson: daughter of Ella
Lawson of Brooklyn. N. Y. Remains
resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of
funeral later.
JAr H>Kt. EMIL F. On Friday. April 10
1936. at his residence. 2608 Monroe st
n.e.. EMIL F JAEHNKE beloved hus
band ol Sophie M. Jaehnke. Services at
the S H. Hines Co funeral home. 2901
14th st. n.w . on Wednesday April 15.
at 2:30 o.m. Relatives and friends In
vtted. Interment Prospect Hill Ceme
tery. Mount Vernon Lodge. No. 5.
Knights of Pythias, will attend.
KILKOFF. EVA TERESA. On Wednesday.
April 8. 1936. at her residence. 3323
18th st. n.w.. EVA TERESA KILKOFP
beloved wife of the late John Godfrey
KtlkolT and mother of Mrs. Dorothy K
Butler. Funeral Monday. April 13 at
9:30 a m., from her late residence. Re
quiem mass at the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart at 10 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 12
KIRKLEY. MATTIE MAY. On Thursday
April 9. 1036. at her residence. 1811 G
st n.w. MATTIE MAY KIRKLEY. oe
loved mother of John P, Donahue. She
is also survived by two brothers. Allie
and John Bowers, and one sister Mrs.
Maurice Kelly. Funeral from the above
residence on Monday April 13. at 8:30
a m.: thence to St. Stephen's Catholic
Church where mass will be said at 0
a m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemeterv
12
LANIGAN. TERESA M. On Saturday. April
10 1036 at Providence Hospitgl.
TERESA M. LANIGAN inee McDonought,
beloved wife of Francis M. Lanigan and
mother of Arthur L.. Dorothy Cl.. Loretta
M. and Maurice F. Lanigan and Cecilia
L. Walton. She also is survived by one
brother James A McDonouah Funeral
from her late residence. 122 Bryant st.
n.w. Tuesday April 14 at 8:30 am.;
thence to St. Martin’s Catholic Church,
where mass will be said at 9 a m. for
the repose of her soul. Relatives and
friends invited Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. (Milwaukee papers please
copy.) 13
Marshall, john t. on Friday April
10. 1936. JOHN T. MARSHALL of 8403
Conn ave.. Chevy Chase. Md.. husband
of Carrie V. Marshall. Services at
Warner E. Pumphrey’s funeral home.
8424 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. Md..
on Monday. April 13. at 2 p m. Inter
ment Rock Creek Cemetery.
McKEAN. AGNES E. On Friday. April 10.
1936. at her residence. 220 V st. n.e.
AGNES E.. the beloved wife of John T.
McKean. Funeral from the above resi
dence on Monday. April 13. at 8:30 a m ;
thence fo St Martin’s Church. North
Capitol and T sts. n.w.. where mass will
be offered at 9 a m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar Hili
Cemetery. 12
McMAHON. DENNIS R. On Friday. April
10. 1936. DENNIS B MCMAHON, the
beloved son of the late Dennis B and
Mary E McMahon and brother of James
W McMahon. Funeral from the resi
dence of his niece. Mrs H. P. Batch. 1203
North Utah at.. Ballston. Va.. on Mon
day. April 13. at 8:30 am. Requiem
mass at St. Charles' Church. Clarendon.
Va.. at 0 am Relatlvei and friends In
vite ). Interment Mount Olivet Ceme
tery. 12
MIDDLETON. JAMES ROGERS. On Sat
urday. April 11. 1036. at 6:20 p.m.. at
9136, 2nd at. s. w.. JAMES ROGERS
MIDDLETON, husband of Jennie Mid
dleton. son of Bernard Middleton,
brother of Robert and Richard Middle
ton and Victoria Mayor. He alio 1* iur
▼ived by many other relatives and
frlenda. Remains resting at Robert
Campbell’s funeral home. Notice of fu
neral later. *
i
SeathB
MILLER VIOr A C. On Friday Aorll Iff. „
li-3.1. VIOLA C. MILLER aged 37 year*
beloved wile of Louis A Miller. Fu- «
2?!',alJrom the w w Deal funeral hotnev^
;i'' H st n e on Mondav. April 1H.
.» p m. Interment Congressional Cem*«
etery. ^
'•ARKER. VERNON LUCAS. On Saturday,
A?r» 11. 19l*i. at his residence. 3000s*
Kowro'V " VERNON LUCA*-,
PARKER beloved husband of Virginia E.
Parker Funeral services on Tuesday. »
April 14 at 2 pm. at the above resi
dence Interment Alexandria. Va. 13
RLITEN JOHN HENRY. On Saturday.
£a.ri t1 10-10 at his residence 4504
If.1** 5,» . n.W JOHN HENRY PELLEN.
r! £ttd„J1Uiband„°f, Llllle Evans Pellen.
wthTvf.<?,! G2Te* Pe,llen and Mrs Andrew
H,n?. £y- .Puner»1 services at the 8. H.
Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 14th at.
n.w.. Tuesday April 14. at 8:30 a.m.:
fh'nce to the Shrine of the Sacred Heart,
inVYi1 .aiad Pa,rk rd ? w "here tnas4
will be said at 9 a.m. for the repose of
his soul. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme
lery. 13
ppLLEN. JOHN H. The members of Car
r°Jl.Conn'll. No. 377 Knigh-s of Co
lumbus, are hereby notified of the death
iOHN- 9 peLLEN Funeral
services at Hines funeral parlors. 2901
14th st n.w on Tuesday. April 14. 1836.
** w m‘ Nass ai Sacred Heart Church,
it?? °! the council are requested to
assemble at his late residence 4504 ]*th
Jt.nw,- on Sunday evening April 12. at
Ss™l prayers ‘°r the recitation of the
„ J«KA^E Grand Knight.
H J KANE. Pin. Secy. 13
POORE. WILLIAM ROBERT On Thurs
vf&'TfifUPrS-JJ™- at SlbIey Hosnltel.
WILLIAM ROBERT POORE beloved hus
band of Mary Cullen Poore Funeral
lrom his late residence 6214 9th st. u.w..
Monday April 13. at 8:30 a m : th-nc»
^ Nativity church, where requiem raa-s
will be said at 9 a.m for the repose of
his soul Interment .Mount Olivet Cem<
terv. Relatives and friends invited. 12
POPE. FRANK P. On Thursday April 9.
10.18 FRANK P POPE Funeral from
,'7,v tharel Of Thomas F Murray & Sen.
J( 07N cho , ave s.e . on Monday Apr l
fLL at 10.30 a m Relatives and frendv
Invited. Interment Congressional Cur
etery. Remains may tie viewed at t)-»
above-named funeral home after 12 noon
Sunday Apiil 12. 1"
REEVE. VVILHELMINA DONELSON On
10 1930 at her residence.
* WILHELMINA DON
ELS ON REEVE wife of the late Col. Felix
Alexander Reeve. Services at St Ma' -
thew s Catholic Church Rhode Island
?-?unfSr cSan- a'» *»"■• on Monda
April 13. where mass will be ofTered a
l'l a m. Interment Arlington National
Cfmetery.
ROSS. ARTHI R R. Suddenly, on Thurs
day. April 9. 1936. at 8 p,m.. at 44 1
P!£e” V, '';W„ ARTHUR R. ROf5
t BROTHER i son of the late Edward
t ui.and/-,“eit:e P°ss , loving husband of
Dlllian G Rosr. brother of Norman Ro ■.
ana Mrs Mammie Ross Johnscn. •ni
brother-in-law of Henrietta H
also leaves a host of other relat.ves ar-1
inends. Remains res in* at his Jat*
residence. 440 Ridee st. n v . after •»
prr. Saturday Apri. JJ Funeral Su.i
dav A pi i ] l at l:3fl pm from P ?.
Morrows funeral home l.rM V n. n v. .
* V- P Davis officiating. Intern: :::
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. i•
ROITH. JOSEPH. Suddenly on Satnrdcv
main'd' Providence Ho-Pitt
JOSEPH ROITH. beloved husband < i
Mary Lee Roith of 1<"M East Capitol r
Remains resting at the James T Rvj ,
funeral home. 317 Pa. ave. s.e. No:k-*
of funeral later.
C line a ataow _ _
wnV A^NIE E SANDS forme?ly' if •
Williamsburg and Richmond \'a Ftr
nera services at the S. H. Hines Co fi -
neral home 3901 14 th st. n.w.. on Mon
r?!ll 1? at J1 * m- Interment
Rock Creek Cemetery.
LEE °n Md** April
l't. I9.il. at her residence 3914 tilin', t
.n »„ MAUDE LEE SHAHAN b'
loved wife of Alphonse Shahan a: i
mother o. Evalyr.. She abo is surv". -
by one sister Mrs. Sally Wise Funer.l
services Monday April 13 at 3 pm a*
Petworth Baptist church Ith ar.d Ra> -
dolph sts. n w. Interment Cedar H.il
cemetery.
T”?MAS ,W- 0,1 Saturday.
April 11 at hi" residence ;*,!/ i
Wisconsin ave n w THOMAS W. Si: -
Vi ELL Services t» the Friends' Mec -
W°use 3111 Florida »t« nw < i
A0"1 13. at 3 p m. Kmc y
omit flowers. j.. * |
*ELLIE. Suddenly, on 8a?ur«
$£?}} V* n>3t>. a? her resident •
4.3/ l~th St. s* NET LIF RTVf'T at *
<nee King', beloved wife of Robert r'
Hpnclflr 5lripla! ^rom her l®'e re- -
dence on Tuesday April 14 at *•:«»*
a m : thence to S- Peter's Oin-f
where high mass will be sung at 9 a m
Relatives and friends are invited I -
terment Congressional Cemetery, 'la'
SI TLIFF. Jl LIA NILAND. On F-'tOav
APfll 10^1931 at her residence tm
Cumberland a\e.. Somerset Md
WEUND SCTUPT widow' of Dr M '
S and -81,ter of Mrs Benjamin
P Fishburne of the above address FY
Antn u?m .he>T residence. Monda^
rf?nr«.hit fi r.'," a:“t thence to the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament whe e
“}a5a ?H1 bo aa>d at 9 a m. for the rep ,
Cemhetery“^' Interment Mount Olivet
TO<£Idi EiiW-A?D'a ^parted this life s~d
demy. on Thursday. April 9 iq'ia Fn
WARD TOBIN of 421 M Vt. mw He
leaves to mourn their loss a devoted
Marla Tobin: four daughters, Rosa.
Ju.la. Mildred and Jotta. and mari»
other relatives and friends. Remains
HnmT* a?.1 ltre Ma!van 4 Schev funeral
F,.o'fr.lNei5„JSrSey ?Ve , and R St- n »
Funeral Monday. April 13 at 12 i
Ei™- from the above parlors Rev.
Remains will rot be
i’e.Vd »fter the service. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 1”
TRIGGER. THELMA M. On Saturday eve
flPa- April 11. 1936. at the home of her
adpt-_Miss Maude Lochte Montroi*
Md . THELMA M TRIGGER of Bethesda.
Md. Remains resting at the Colonia:
funeral home of William Reuben Pum
ghrey. Rockville Md. Notice of funeral
TLTZ. EDWARD RUDOLPH On Friday
April in 19.16. EDWARD RUDOLPH
TUTZ beloved brother of Joseph R. and
Charles Tutr and Mr.-. Rosa T. Medfo:
Funeral from his late residence 231 5
*t. n.w . on Monday, April 13 at V I
a'f®'2 thence to St Alovslus Ch-ucl.
where mass will be said at 9 a m. Int- •
ment St. Marv s Cemetery 1“
WADSWORTH. FRANK L 0. On Satur.1'
day. April 11. 193i> ft 3 am a' th*
Mercy Hospital. Pittsbtarvo Pa. FRAN*
\ Q.- WADSWORTH Funeral Mond;.-ve,
»?.wV2* fro® Moreland s funeral home.
East Liberty. Pa. -*
in Ulrtmiriant.
ANDERSON. GEORGIAN A. In loving re
mf,m5rancf 01 our sister. GEORGIAN.A
ANDERSON who departed this life one
year ago today. April 13. 1935.
In our hearts your memory lingers.
Vou were faithful, lond and true.
There is not a day that passes
We do not think of vou
HER LOVED ONES
BRANHAM. FRANK. In memory of my
brother FRANK BRANHAM who died
Easter Sunday, five years ago.
Time takes away the edge of grief.
Though memory turns back every leaf.
And while he lies in peaceful sleep
His memory I shall always keep
SISTER. •
CHEVALIER. ALPHONSIS M. In sad but
loving remembrance oi my dear father.
ALPHONSIS M. CHEVALIER who de
parted this life six years ago
JOHN C CHEVALIER.
MASON. HENRY WILLIAM. In sad but
loving remembrance of my dear and last
brother. WILLIAM HENRY MASON who
entered into eternal rest four years ago
today Anri] 1“ in;t2 at his home. Har
risburg. Pa. His last words to me: “My
trust In Jesus shall never fall."
The clock of life is wound but once.
And no man has the power
To tell Just when the clock will stop.
At late or early hour
HIS ONLY SISTER ADDIE. •
STEVENS. MeDONEL. A tribute to the
love and memory of my dear husband.
McDONEL STEVENS who entered life
eternal April I'.’. 1934 Nothing but
memories as I journey on longing far a
smile from my loved one none. No dne
knows the depth of my deep regret, but
I remember when others forget
HIS DEVOTED WIFE KATIE STEVENS.
WILCOX. FRANK S. In sad and loving
remembrance of my dear brother.
FRANK S WILCOX, who departed this
life elgh' years asn
EDNA WILCOX CHEVALIER.
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