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(Sarbfl of Skattkfl.
CULLINANE. ROGER JOSEPH. Mrs
Roger Joseph Cullinane and the mem
bers of her family wish to extend their
most sincere and heartfelt thanks to
their many relatives, friends and neighbors
for their kind expressions of symoa'hy at
the death of their dear husband and
father.
POOLE. DOROTHY PARKS. We wish
to express sincere thanks and apprecia
tion. to relatives, friends and neighbors
for their thoughtfulness, sympathy, kind
ness and floral tributes at the death of
our daughter. FAMILY
RICHEY. BRADLEY. We wish to thank
our many friends and relatives for their
kindness to us a» the death of my hus
band. BRADLEY RICHEY
HIS WIFE MRS LUCILLE RICHEY.
SMITH REY. WALTER F. The Park
View Christian Church acknowledges the
many kind acts and beautiful floral trib
utes rendered at the death of our be
loved pastor. Rev WALTER F SMITH.
THE CHURCH FAMILY.
Oratltg.
ALLEN, WILLIAM LEWIS. On Friday.
April v at the Alexandria Hos
pital. WILLIAM LEWIS ALLEN, aced M
years, brother of Earnest L. Allen. Remains
jesting at the Wheatley funeral home.
Funeral services on Mondav. April 11.
nt .'1 p.m . from St. Paul s Church. Inter
ment Presbyterian Cemetery.
BALLOT. FRANK MASON. On Satur
day. April !*. 1 ;»'»s. ?' his residence. Hern
don. Va . FRANK MASON BALLOU be
loved husband of Eva 5. Ballou and father
of P S Ballou.
Funeral from the above residence on
Mondav Anril 11. at ’.’ibu P.m. Inter
ment, Chestnut Grove Cemetery. Herndon.
BFTTS. WILLIAM. Departed this life
«rn Friday. April s ai Gailmrier
Hospital, after a short illness. WILLIAM
BETTS. He leaves to mourn their loss
iwo brother.-, one sister and a host of
'friends. Remains restint! at Barnes A
Matthews’ funeral home. ‘>11 l:h st. s.w.
Notice of funeral later.
RINK. NTI.SON A. On Friday. April S.
Jfhl8. at his residence. Hint: You st. s.e
KELSON A BINK. beloved husband of
Kichie Bink <nee Curtiss*.
Funeral from the chanel of Thomas F.
Murray, -7007 Nichols ave s.e on Sun
day April 1" a* 1*.’ o'clock noon. Serv
ices at the crave at p.m . at Orlcati.
•Va. Relatives and friends invited to at
tend
BLACK. IHUS HENRY. On Thurs
day April 7. t:»:8 a» Providence Hos
pital. LEWIS HENRY BLACK til7 -fnd
5t. s.w, beloved son of Elsie Black. He
also leave* a devoted grandfather, other
relatives and friends Remains resting
at John T. Rhinos' funeral chanel urd
and Eve st s w. un’il Sunday. Amu! in
«t, 2 p.m.. then at his residence. «: 17 *.'nd
at. sw.
*■ Funeral Monday. April 1 l at ” pm.
from the First BaPtiM Church. »*th st.
between G and H st>. s.w. Interment
Pavne's Cemetery lo
BOHANAN. ADDISON. Departed this life
Eaturday. Apr.i ft. 1338. at lo.4n am.,
fet his residence 1 1 ns Howard rri. s.e..
ADDISON BOHANAN. beloved father-in
law of Florence Bohanan beloved uncle of
•Janie Sims Inez Murphy. Ruth Perkins.
George Childs. He also leaves many other
relatives and friends to mourn their loss.
Body may be viewed a? the above residence
after i p.m. Mondav. April 11.
Funeral Tuesday April 1W at 1 p.m..
from Zion Baptist Church. F st. between
3rd and 4th sis sw . Rev. A. J. Edwards
officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
11
CHILDS. ROBERT E On Thursday.
April 7. 10".*. at hi* rc-idonce 1 in* Co
lumbia road n v. ROBERT F. CHILDS
beloved husband of Sadie Child : devoted
son of Salhe Chile,* and the late Willis
Child.*: father of M.>w ..nd Edith Child-,
brother of Mary L Cre°cv. J E Conwav.
Julian. Clarenc- rud Edna CH’d*. He
also leaves other relathrs and friends.
Funeral Sunday Ap-il in. a* 1 pm.,
from the W Ernett Jarvis funeral church.
1 132 U sr n w Interment Cnrn’ine
County. Va . on Mondav. JO
CLIMONS MARTHA TTLI'R. Departed
this life v.inirn!on Thursday. April 7.
I 03*. at 1<i a.m a.t her residence. 2233
1 *th St. n w . MARTHA TYLER CLEMONS
She leave* to mourn their los* a devoted
husband. .Tames E Clemons: ‘hire loving
children. Helen Freeman Catherine Tvler
and Carroll F Ty’e: four grandchildren.
Marion L T.vler Harold Tvler. Lawrence
Freeman and Carroll F Tyler. ,u\: two
brother*. Will.am and Russell Jackson:
five sisters Mr.-. France* Brown Laura
Valentine. Emma Elirs. Goldie French and
Olive Felton one devoted daughter-in-law.
Agnes B. Tyler, one sister-in-law Lula
Armstead, and f. hos» of other relative*
*nd friend* Remains resting at her son'.*
residence, ois Rhode I:’and ave n.w.
Funeral Sunday. April Hi. at J :3n pm.
from the Firs: Seventh-Day Acl\entist
Church Sih st. bet. F and G n e Inter
ment Monday a' Lincoln Memorial Ceme
tery.
. COSENTINO. GiXARO. Or Thursday
Anril 7_ 103S GENERO COSENTINO of
117th s* n.w beloved husband of
Lottie Cosentino and father of Maria
Cosentino.
Funeral from the Wm. H Sarcio A- Co
funeral chape: 4 12 H *t. n r on Mondav.
April 11 a* S.3o a.m.: ’hence fo St. Pat
rick's Church where mar* wi) be *aid
at 9 a.m. Relative' and friend in--ed
Interment Mo”.n: Olivet Cemctrrv. 'New
York papers plea*** cony •
DORSEY. GO WIN M. On Frida v. April
*1_Washington Sanitarium.
GOWIN M. DORSES'. son rf the lgtr Jona
than M and Julia A V. Dorsev Remains
resting at Weer s funeral parlor. Sykes
Ville. Md
Funeral services will br held on Monday
April 11 at 11 a m.. ar the above fu
neral home. Interment • Springfield Cem
etery. (Baltimore papers please copy! io
' EAGER. NANC Y E. Suddenly, in George
town Lniversitiv Hospital Saturday. April
»■**?*• NANCY e. EAGER. 2 years and 3
months, beloved daughter of Thomas H.
•nd Elizabeth M Eager 'nee Cumberland*
Funeral from th*» residence of her aunt.
Mrs. James L. Warwick 302S D^nt n]->ce
n w . Tuesday Anil 12. at o a.m Rela
tive.* and friend* invited. Interment An
drew's Chapel. Vo. Arrangements bv p
A TaltavuU. 1 i
FENWICK, MARION. On Thursday.
April ,. IMft. MARION FENWICK of 31 n
South Capitol beloved daughter of
Maxwell and Margaret Fenwick. Sh«* al*o
leaves other rr’anves and in a nv friend*
Remains resting a* John T Rhi.i'v ' fu
neral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w..
Monday. April ] i. r.r 4 p.m.. then at her
late residence. 31 n South. Capitol m.
Funeral Tne-oa v. Apr:'. 1" «• n.m .
from the S'. Vincent de Paul Church. Fou‘h
Capitol and M st*. Intcrntc:;'. Mount Olivet
Cemetery. j 1
GLEASON. FEE \ AD>IT. On Friday.
April fc, 1038 ELLA ADSIT. belov; d wife
of the late Arthur R Glea*r,r. and hr- 1
loved mother of Gwendolyn G Lamb and 1
grandmother of Mrs. Lyman Goodin and
William Arthur Crowell.
Funeral from her ia’e residence H32
Perry place n.w or, Monday. April 11. :
• r 2:30 p m Relatives and friend in- '
Wired. Interment Rock Cr«ek Cemetery. 10 1
HASH. ROSCOE R. Suddenly, on Thurs- j
day. April 7. 1038. at Rockville. Md..
ROSCOE R. HASH, husband of Mabel E.
Hash.
Services at his late home. Gaithersburg.
•Md.. on Sunday. April ](*. at l .30 pm
,Interment Forest Oak Cemetery. Gaithers- 1
burg Md.
„ HAWKINS. JAMES A. (“DUDSEE”).
Suddenly, on Thursday April 7. 103* at ,
J>22 E st. s.e.. JAMES A 1 "DUDSEE”* !
HAWKINS, beloved husband of Charlotte I
Hawkins, loving father of Dinalda and I
Elois Hawkins, son of Mrs. Lydia Haw- r
fins, brother of Lemual and Daniel Haw
kins and Mrs. Anna Johnson. Remains ;
resting at John T. Rhines’ funeral chapel. ;
3rd and Eve sts s.w
„ Funeral Mondav. April 11 at 1:30pm. :
from Ebenezer M F. Church. 4th and D
sts s.p„ Rev. King officiating. Inter- ,
ment Harmony Cemetery. 10
HENSON. GEORGF. AGULA. Departed
this life suddenly on Wednesday. April 0.
I03S at Casualty Hospital. GEORGE
AGULA HENSON Hr leaves to mourn
their loss four sisters. Belle Jenifer. Estelle
Mills. Anna Nivens and Ruby Henson, two
brother*. Robert and Albert Henson.
Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral !
home. 1300 South Capitol st.. where fu- 1
neral ser-ires will bp held on Monday.
April 11 at 1 pm. Interment Rosemont
Cemetery.
« BLANCHE. On Thursday. March
Sr Avpur RTtT^Apdro, Misuel. Canal Zone.
BLANCHE HESS wife of James A. Hess.
1 Services at the Georgetown Presbyterian
Church. 31st and P sts. n.w.. on Tuesday.
April 12. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Congres
sional Cemetery. jl
—_i
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Frank Geier’s Sons Co
Modern Chapei. Tel. Rational 2473
;V. L. SPEARE CO.
Neither the successor to nor connectea with
the original W R Speare establishment.
100Q H St N W Phone
AUUg n ^ * National
J. William Lee’s Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium
4th and Mass Ave N.E. Lincoln 620(1
_FUNERAL DESIGNS.
GEOTcTSHAFFER
EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT
MODERATE PRICES PHONE NAT 0106
Open Evenings n , c
and Sundays s-Or. 14th Cr tye
~ORCH IDFLOWER SHOPPE"
Corner 15th and Eye N.W. Met. 0646.
GLIDE BROS. CO. Floral Piece*
1212 F St N.W. _National 4276
EARLE FLORIST
Distinctive and appropriate funeral pieces
designed by experts—popular orices—
prompt delivery REpubllc H616
~_MONUMENTS._
ONUMENTS
$40 up
MARKERS H5pp
FALVEY
GRANITE CO. INC.
Established 50 Years
209 UPSHUR 5T.N.W.
Near Rock Creek Cemetery
C0lumbio0792^
4.
Srathfl.
HORWEDGE. JOHN H. On Thursday.
April ions at Washington Sanitarium
Hospital. JOHN H. .HORWEDGE of Cabin
John. Md.
Funeral services at the Warner E.
Pumphrey funeral home Rockville. Md..
on Sunday. April 1 o. at 11 a m. Interment
Hermann Church Cemetery. Cabin John.
Md.
INABINETT. LOUSE. On Saturday.
April 0. 10.1S. LOUISE INABINETT. daugh
ter of the late Wilier Inabinett. beloved
sister of Nettle. John and Benjamin
Inabinett She also leaves other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at, the \V.
Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 14.12 U
st. n.w.
Notice of funeral later.
JENIFER. CHARLES E. Departed this
lire on Thursday. April 7 ions, in Gal
hwier Hospital, in Christian faith, after a
Ions illness. CHARLES '7 JENIFER
Remains resting at William Earl Better's
funeral home. 120.2 Walter st. s.e . where
services^will be held on Monday April II.
at l'.’.l.-) p.m. Rev. Grant Contpe officiat
ing. Friends and relatives invited. in*
n On Saturday. April
0. I JUS RALPH JOHNSON, son of Mr.
Robert. W. Johnson. He also leaves to
mourn their loss one aunt. Mrs. Janie
Cabiness. one cousin. Mr. Clarence Cab
tness. Re-mains resting at S. P. Morrow's
funeral home. 1.220 V st n vv
Funeral Tuesday Annl 12. at 12 noon,
from the above funeral home. Interment
Harmony Cemetery. j t
JONES. OCT AVIA. On Saturday April
aI Gallinger Hospital. OCTAVIA
JONES, devoted daughter of Elilah Jones,
sister of Jennie West. She also leaves one
son. Elmer Murray and one daughter.
Cnarmaine Morton: two nieces and a host
of other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at W Ernest Jarvis' funeral church.
J l You st n.w.
Notice of funeral later.
LEWIS. ELIZABETH ANN. On Thurs
April T IJ'.-.S. at Rockville. Md .
ELIZABETH ANN LEWIS aeerl *i» vears.
belo'ed wife of the late W C Lewis. Two
daughters and two sons survive Mrs Ethel
I- Davis. New York. Mrs Sadie Downs of
Washington D C ; Mr Winford W and
J Carlton Lewis. Edmonston. Md. Re
mains resting at Gartner's funeral home.
Gaithersburg. Md.
Funeral services Sunday. April 10. a' 2
p.m . at the above funeral home. Inter
ment Clarksburg. Md lo
LEWIS. MRS. JEAN ELIZA DANIEL.
On Saturday. April !» 10.2* at Falls
t'h’iich. Va Mr: JEAN ELIZA DANIEL
LEWIS. She is survived by two sisters.
Mi.. P W Turner and Mrs. M L. Cal
lowav. bo;h of Washington. D C.
Remains resting at Pearson's funeral
home. 4n* Waihineton st.. F-lls Church.
\ a where funeral services will be held
Monday. APnl II. at 10 .20 am.
LOMAX. SUSANNA. Oil Wednesday.
April 0 I 0.2*. at her residence. .22.7 1st st..
Alexandria. Va . SUSANNA LOMAX, loving
mother oi Mrs Elizabeth Brown. Mrs.
Maria Tinsley. Mr.. Hattie Robinson. Abra
liam. Thomas. 1r . and Herbert Lomax Re
mains resting at. the John T Rhines fu
neral home. 221 North Patrick st.. Alex
andria. Va.. until 5 p.m. Saturday; thcre
aiter at her late residence.
Funeral Mondav. Anil 11. at 1 :.2o p m..
from the Third Baptist Church. Alexan
dria. Va. Interment in Douglas Cemetery.
10
Me GLYNN, JOSEPH THOMAS. On Fri
oav April 8. 1938. at Georgetown Univer
sity Hospital. JOSEPH THOMAS MrGLYNN.
beloved husband of Anna E. McGlynn (nee
LoBuonc oi 031 ‘.’no st. n.e.
Funeral will be held from the above
residence on Monday. April ll at 930
p nv Requiem mass at St. Joseph's Church
at in aon. Interment Mount Olivet (>m
etpry. Relatives and friends invited, in
MINOR. ROBERT On Wednesday
April »>. liniK at thr Alexandria Va Hos
pral ROBERT MINOR, devoted son of
Joseph and Ella Minor. H** also leaves
other relatives and many friend'.
Remains resting pt the John T Rhines
funeral home. •.'•.*1 North Patrick st. Alex
andria. Va where funeral services will
be nr id Monday. April ll at l ■: noon. In
terment m Douclas Cemetery. in
MOODl, LOCKEY A. On Saturday.
Apmi u 11*38. LOCKEY A. MOODY the
b. lened husband of Idell Moody and father
m Mi>. A. D. Harris, late residence l <»35
‘. .nd st. n.w Remains resting at the W
v» ■ Chambers funeral home. J4nn Chapin
st. n w.
Notice of funeral later.
PARKER. CYNTHIA L. On Wednesday.
April 11*38. at her residence. l»:i3 Wis
consin ave. n.w-.. CYNTHIA L. PARKER,
oevpted mother of William and Fred
Parker, loving aunt of Katherine and
Charles Jackson and Esther Patton sister
of Marv A Watkins Martha Hall and
Esther Simms. She also leaves other rela
tive" and Inends Remains resting at.
the W. Ernest Jams funeral church 1433
Jou st. n.w. until 11 a.m Saturday Ami
9 thereafter at her late residence. Dilj
Wisconsin ave. n.w
Funeral Sunday April 1<>. at 1:30 pm
from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
J433 U si. n.w. Interment Mount Zion
Ccmeterv. lo
Ql LLN. LOl’ISE. On Wednesday April
iH, h£r residence. 41! 4th st. s e .
LOUISE QUEEN, sister of Annie and Daisy
But.er. aunt of George and John Butler.
Remains resting at Stewart's funeral home
•o H it. n.e until Sunday. April lo.
thereafter at her late residence
Funeral Monday. April 11. at 1 pm.
from E. Cahary M. E Church. Mth and
R s's. s e.. Rev. Gran: Contee officiating.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery, jo
REID. CHARLES NORMAN. On Thurs
day. April !. 1938 Rt his residence 304
loth st. n.e. CHARLES NORMAN REID
beloved husband of Angela B. Reid (nee
O'Neill* and son of Thomas H. and Sarah
B Reid.
Funeral from the above residence Mon
day April ll. at 8:3o a.m.: thence to
Sr Joseph's Church, where requiem mass
will be said at f* a.m for the repose of
his soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cem
etery. Relatives ana friends invited. JO
SWINBURNE. ALGERNON C. On Sat
urday, April f*. 1935. at his residence. 2*»15
No-th Franklin id. Arlington. Va ,
ALGERNON C. SWINBURNE, beloved hus
band of Pearl M. Swinburne and son of
Dr. A. H. and Louise Swinburne and
brother of Dewey and Francis Swinburne.
Remains resting at Lee’s luneral home
4th st and Mass. ave. n.e.. where service*
will h'1 he’d on Tuesday. April 13. at 2
P in. Relatives and friends invited. Inter
men1 Cedar Hill Cemetery. J 1
TAVFNNER. HOWARD OFFUTTF. On
Fi:tipv- Ann! 8. J u38. a * his residence.
... Columbia me. Hvxttsville. Md.. HOW
ARD OFTUTTE TAVFNNER. beloved hus
band oi Mary J. Tavrnner and son of the
’Mr Dr and Estelle Tavrnner of Hillsboro,
va. Remains rrsiing at Gr-sch- funeral
hon e •«»; Maryland ave. Hvattsvillr. Md.
Serv.ccs a’ the above funeral home on
M-jnday. April ll. ?t 8:30 a m. thrne** ;o
fj , drome's Catholic Church. HyaPsville.
.vd where mass will be said at 9 a m.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Jo
THOMAS. CHARLES ANDREW. On
Saturday. April 9. 1938 CHARLES AN
DREW’ THOMAS beloved husband of
Josephine E. Thomas and father of Mrs.
F’.len Craft. Mrs Elsie Haig. Mrs. Chris
tine Bucca. Charles Andrew Thomas, ir..
and William Edward Thomas, and brother j
of Mrs. Wilkins. Mrs. Vernon. Mrs. Me- '
Donald and Mr. Edward Thomas.
Funeral from his late residence. 437 :
nth st. n.e.. on Tuesday April 13. at 3 I
p.m Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 11 :
THOMAS, CHARLES A. A special com- !
munication of Hope Lodge. No. 30. F. A. !
A M.. is hereby called for the purpose of j
attendin'1 the funeral of our late brother. •
CHARLES A THOMAS, on Tuesday. April f
13 1938. at 1 p m
JOSEPH S CROMWELL Master.
Attest: PAUL B ELCAN. Sec 11
TOWNSHEND WALTER T. On Satur
day. April 0. 193,8. at his home. Brown I
Station road Upper Marlboro. Md. WAL- 1
TER T. TOWNSHEND. husband of the late !
Lillian McClary Townshend and father of I
Brock and Wilmot Townshend. Body rest
ing at Ritchie Bros.’ funeral home. Upper
Marlboro. Md
Services at Forest Grove M F Church.
Meadows. Md.. on Monday. April 11. at
3:30 p.m. Interment church cemetery.
VACCARO. LOUISE. On Saturday. April
9 1938. at Providence Hospital. LOUISE,
the beloved wife of Vincent Vaccaro resi
dence 333! Northampton st.. Chevy Chase.
D C
Funeral from the Wm. H. Sardo A- Co.
funeral chapel. 4 13 H st. n.e.. on Tuesday. \
April 13. at 8.30 a m.: thence to Holy
Rosarv Church, where mass will be said
at 9 a.m Relatives and friends invited
Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 11
WHITE. ANNIE ELIZABETH Departed
this life on Friday. April 8. 1938. after
a brief illness. Miss ANNIE ELIZABETH
WHITE. the beloved daughter of the late
William and Susan White. She is sur
vived by one brother. Edward C. White
of Front Royal. Va : other relatives and
friends. Remains resting with L. E. Mur
ray A- Son. 13th and V sts. n.w.
Notice of funeral later 10
WILLERS. WILLIAM. On Friday APTil
8 1938. at Emergency Hospital. WILLIAM
WILLERS. the beloved husband of the late
Francessa Willers and father of Mrs.
Helena MacC^acken. William Willers and
Mrs. Charles Lamay.
Funeral from the chapel of P. A. Talta
vull 430 ! th st s.w.. on Monday April 11 i
at 3\pm Relatives and friends are in
vittea to attend. Interment in Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 10
WILLEY. GEORGE OTIS! On Tuesday,
April 5. 1938. GEORGE OTIS WILLEY.
Remains resting at the T. Frank Murray
.funeral home. 741 11th st. s.e. Interment
Lynn. Mass. •
WILLIAMS, SARAH S. On Wednesday,
April H. 1938. at her residence. 2215 F st.
n.w.. SARAH S. WILLIAMS daughter of
Delilah Jackson, mother of Edna W. Wal- j
lace. Delilah W. Pierce and Medil W. Davis.
She also is survived by two grandchildren,
five brothers and one sister.
Funeral Sunday. April 10 at 1 p.m..
from Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
Interment Monday. April 11. at Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Arrangements by
Thomas Frazier.
WORCESTER GEORGE W. Suddenly,
on Saturday. April 9. 1938. at 3100 35th
st. n.e. GEORGE W. WORCESTER be
loved husband of Hattie Worcester.
Remains resting at the Wm. H. Sardo
& Co. funeral chapel. 412 H st. n.e., until
o p.m. Sunday. April 10. Interment New
buryport. Mass.
young. MOLLIE P. DeDarted this life
on Tuesday April 5 3 938. at her residence.
Silver Soring. Md . MOLLIE P. YOUNG,
beloved wife of Daniel Youn?. She also
leaves to mourn their loss eight children,
six grandchildren, three step-grandchildren,
one sister, on** brother and a host nf other
relatives and many friends. Remains
resting at Ruth Dabney & Co.’s funeral
home. 4 53 O st. n.w.. until Saturday. April
9: then at the late residence
. Funeral services at Mount Zion M E
Church. Sunday. April 10. at 2:30 pm
Interment church cemetery. Linden. Md. 10
Milburn T. ZIRKLE Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ambulance Set vice
510 C St. N.E. Line. 5537
North Side of Stanton Park
d
/
Newark, Del., Man Claims
Wealthy Woman Was
His Mother.
f
X'y the AsioriRtPc1 Press.
PHILADELPHIA. April 9.—The
hopes of 23,000 persons for a share
of the $20,000,000 snuff fortune left
by Henrietta E. Garrett were threat
ened today by a Newark. Del., man
who claims the wealthy Philadelphia
widow, who died in 1930, was his
mother.
Isaac Newton SheafTer, 67, a paint
and wallpaper merchant, is the man.
His claim to the fortune was upheld
by the testimony of three witnesses
before William M. Davison, specifcl
master appointed to hear claims.
The three are Mrs. Margaret,
SheafTer Simmons, 83, of Lancaster,
Pa., identified by SheafTer as Mrs.
Garrett's sister; George W. Watson,
94, of Wrightsville, Pa., and Mrs. Ellen
Mane Palmer SheafTer, 84. of Pen
field. a Philadelphia suburb, who
raised him as a child.
Mrs. SheafTer submitted a bap
tisinial certificate showing that Sheaf
fer was baptised .by the Rev. John
Gregg of the now closed Soudersburg
(Pa.) Methodist Church as the son of
Henrietta E SheafTer February 25,
1872. Henrietta E. SheafTer was Mrs!
Garrett's name before she married
Walter Garrett, a snuff manufacturer.
Family Bible Lists Name.
A family Bible lusting the name of
Henrietta E. SheafTer and >ier mar
riage to Walter Garrett also was
submitted. Mrs. SheafTer said the
Bible, dating back to 1810, and the
baptisimal certificate had been in
her possession many years.
The aged woman said she as
lit iHnmirtam.
BOSS. CASTLEMAN P. In sad but
r IqVf rs?VSlhDan£mf my d'’ar husband.
CASTLEMAN P BOSS who Passed away
one year aao today. April ill. lil.Tr.
~„9°ne bui not forgotten.
HImanyVfhiendsIFE' RELAI1VES and
FILLER, MAGGIE. Sacred to the mem
orv ci our devoted sister. MAGGIE FUL
LER. who depHtteri this life two years
ago. April Jo. I
Thr \ears may wipe out many things.
Bm tins they wipe out never
The memory of those happy da vs
When wr were all together
DEVOTED BROTHER ANI) SI-TER-IN
LAW. JAMES AND IRENE MOORE •
HORM K. .s.AF AH L. In memory of our i
devoted mother SARAH L, HORNER, who
passed away thirteen years ago today April
d» »w.w her children. • ■
.IORDAN. ( RLF.D. Sacred to the mem- '
ory of mv nephew CREED JORDAN who
passed away one year ago today, April lo.
i 1
Flowers may wither.
Leaves fade 8#\d die:
Others forget you.
Bui never shall 1.
DORA ALEXANDER. •
KENDALL. HATTIL E. In loving re
. membrance of rr,.v dear mother. HATTIE
E. KENDALL who passed away one year
ago today. April lo, l;.
Nobody knows the trouble I've seen
Since you dear mother, have gone.
The home wnere happiness once has
been
__onlv a house that stand' alone.
YOUR DAUGHTER. PAULINE ERTTER. •
MALASPINA. FRANK In loving ment
or' ol onr husband lather and granri
la hei. FRANK MALASPINA. who passed
l away one year ago. April !». ifi.ii.
Home is lonely: God. how dreary;
Lonely, lonesome every spot
Listening for your voice till weary.
Weary for we hear it not.
You left behind broken hearts
That loved you so sincere.
That never did and never will
Forget you. Frank and papa. dear.
No one knows how we miss you.
No one knows the bitter pain.
We have suffered since you have tone.
Lite will never be the same
HIS DEVOTED WIFE NELLIE DAUGH- I
TER. MARK. AND GRANDDAUGHTER. !
DIANE. • 1
MASSINO. CATHERINE. In memory of ;
our near mother CATHERINE MASSINO.
who departed this life ten years sro today.
April lo. Mass'will be said for the
repose of her soul at Holy Rosary Church.
Just a loving thought.
Just a silent tear:
Just a beautiful memory
Of one I loved .so dear.
HER HUSBAND. DAUGHTERS AND SONS.
in — OBIN’SON. LLCTND.V A tribute of
io\p and devotion to the memory of our i
near met her. LUCINDA ROBINSON who
departed this life three years ago toda’.
April lo. J
Only a step, round the turn, 'round the
bend
On into happiness, world without end
vtrrn our beloved, just through the gate
There in the sunlight to smile and to wait
Grieve not. lest our grieving .should sad
den her there
And shadoxv her kingdom that must be so
fair:
Still mav we serve her if bravely we send
Smiles m return for her love round the
bend.
HE£t~£KILDREN ELEANOR. GEORGE
BERTHA AND MAGGIE. «
SAYLES. REV. AQI ILA AND CARRY. In
sad but lovias remembrance of our dear
Pastor. Rev. AQUILA SAYLES who de
this life eight years ago. April 5
HUO. and his dear wife CARRY SAYLES.
who passed away April lo. 10.T0.
They die to live, they sink to rise.
They lea\e this wretched mortal shore;
But brighter suns and bluer skies
^ Shall smile on them for evermore.
DONE BY LADIES AUXILIARY. NO. 1. OF
FROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH.
PTCTP ^/ARIA JOHNSON. President.
ELSIE WATT. Secretary. •
WILCOX. FRANK S. In sad and loving
remembrance ol my dear brother. FRANK
S. WILCOX who departed this life ten
years ago today. April lo lO*:s
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* is ted at the birth of Isaac Newton
Sheaffer while she and her parents
were living with Rachel Sheaffer and
her husband, whom she identified as
Henrietta's parents.
' I saw it (the baby) born,” she tes
tified. "There was no attending phy
sician. Mommie Sheaffer (Rachel)
delivered the baby. Maggie Sheaffer
Simmons, who is one year younger
than I am, also was present."
Mrs. Sheaffer said she raised the
child. She added that Henrietta often
visited their home and that Isaac
called her “Aunt Hettie.”
Submitted Claim in 1937.
Mr. Sheaffer submitted his claim to
the estate November 3, 1937, but it
was not until last week, when his at
torney asked Davison to take disposi
tions, that it was disclosed.
Mrs. Garrett inherited the fortune
from her husband at his death in
1895. The will her administrators
filed for probate after her death in
1930 distributed only $62,500 of the
vast estate.
A Pennsylvania Supreme Court rul
ing eliminated all heirs of Walter Gar
rett. the husband, but claimants of
relationship to Mrs. Garrett continued
to pour in from all parts of the world.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
is seeking the fortune through escheat.
Court-appointed examiners have
been hearing claims since January,
1937.
ASTROLOGICAL LECTURE
Association Meets Thursday at
Raleigh Hotel.
The Washington Astrological Asso
ciation will meet at the Raleigh Hotel
it 8 p.m. Thursday. Ernest A. Grant,
president, will give an illustrated lec
ture.
Plans for the convention of the
American Association of Scientific
Astrologers, to be held here May 4 to
9, will be discussed at the meeting.
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A. F. G. E. Plans Excursion.
The American Federation of Gov
ernment Employes is planning an !
Easter excursion to New York, two and j
three day tours being arranged. The
trip will be via the Baltimore & Ohio,
leaving at 1:30 p.m. on Friday and
Saturday and the return will be made
at 6 p.m. Sunday.
C. A. THOMAS DIES;
EMPLOYE OF PEPCO
Funeral to Be Held Tuesday, With
Burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Charles A. Thomas, 49, veteran em
ploye of the Potomac Electric Power
Co., died yesterday at his home, 427
Fifth street N.E., after a week's Ill
ness.
Born near Alexandria, Va., Mr.
Thomas had been a Washington res
ident for many years. He began work
with the old Washington Railway At
Electric Co. in 1909, later transfer
ring to the power company. Recently
he had been operator of the company's
substation in the 500 block of Tenth
street N.W. He was a member of the
Hope Lodge of Masons.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Jos
ephine E. Thomas; three daughters,
Mrs. Mary Ellen Craft, Mrs. Marga
ret E. Haig and Mrs. Christine Kath
erine Bucca, all of this city; two sons,
Charles A. Thomas, jr„ and William
Edward Thomas, both of .this city;
three sisters, Mrs. Claude C. Wil
kins, this city; Mrs. Florence May
Vernon, Alexandria, Va., and Mrs.
Mary Lee McDonald, Capitol Heights,
Md.; a brother, William Edward
Thomas, this city, and four grand
children.
Funeral services will be held at 2
p.m. Tuesday at the residence, with
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The contraption was confiscated in
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