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ALLEN. ETHEL. Suddenly on Tuesday
January 23. 1940. ETHEI. ALLEN, daugh
ter of the latp Virgil and Jane Gray, be
loved sister of Florine Brogden. Herman
Nathaniel and Henry Gray; devoted cousir
of Mrs Vvdie Carter Other relatives anc
friends also survive her. Family at 1S4(
Vernon st. n.w.. Apt. 33.
Notice of funeral later Arrangement!
by W. Ernest Jarvis.
ALLEN. SAMI EL. Suddenly, on Tues
day January 23. 1940. SAMUEL ALLEN
Notice of funeral later. Arrangement!
by W. Ernest Jarvis.
ASHBY. RICHARD HENRY. On Tues
day. January 23. 1940. at his residence
New Roadway. Marymnd Park. Md RICH
ARD HENRY ASHEY. beloved brother ol
Nimrod T. Charles B.. Albert A.. Ernest
B. and John H Ashby Mildred A Stallard.
Toi E Olinper and Mary L. Corbin.
Services at the above residence on
Thursday, January 25. at 2 p in Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery Services by Chambers’
Southeast funeral home. 24
ASHBY. RICHARD H. A special #om
munication of Kmc David Lodge. No 2h,
F. A. A M is called for Thursday Jan
uard 25. 191 n. at 1 pm., for the purpose
of giving Masonic burial to our late
• brother. RICHARD H ASHBY
CLARENCE T BLANZ. Master.
W. C. PARRY. Secretary. 24
BARKER. MARION H. On Tuesday
January 23. 1940. at her residence. 112?
21 st st. n.w.. MARION H. BARKER, widow
of John M. Barker.
Services at the T. Frank Murray tunrral
hontr. 74 1 11th st. s.e . on Thursday. Jan
uary 25. at 3 pm. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
BEALL. HARRIETT A. Entered eternal
life on Tuesriav January 23. 194(» HAR
RIETT A BEALL, beloved wife of the latf
James L Beall and mother of Mrs. Carrie
A Waener and Mrs. Pearl Straehan
Funeral from fhe Collins funeral homo.
8S2I 14th st. n w\. on Friday. January 29.
at 10:30 am. Interment Oak Hill Ceme
tery 25
BEALOR. CATHERINE A. On Monday.
January 22. 1940, at her residence. H1 *i
New Jersey ave. n.w.. CATHERINE A
BEALOR.
Remains resting at the Lte funeral horn*'.
4*h st and Mass, ave n.e . where service
will be held on Friday. January 29. at 2
p m Relatives v/ri friends invited Tn
tr'mrir Rnrk Prppk PomPterv iHa'TlS
burg. Pa . and Perry County, Pa., papers
plea.se cony.) 25
BEHEV KATE C». On Tuesday. January
23 1P40. at Georgetown University Hos
pital. KATE G BEHEN. daughter of the
late Martin V and Elizabeth F Bchen.
Services at the Chambers funeral home
I too Chapin st. n.w Thursday January
25. at 8:30 am. Mass in St Paul's
Church. 15th and V st: n.w., at 0 a m
Relatives and friends invited 24
ROMGARDN'FR. DORIS JEAN. Sud
denly. on Smiday. January 21. HU"
DORIS JEAN BOMGARDNER. aged 1 I
years, belovrd daughter ol Herbert A. anc
the late Dora M. BoniSardnei
Funeral from the Hwntemann funera
home. 5732 Georgia ave on Thur.'tL y
January 2.V at s 3" a m tlvuice to tin
Shrine of the Sacred Heart Church. 1Gtb
st. and Park road n.w. where mass wil'
be offered a'. 0 a tn. Relatives and friend?
invred. Interment Fort Lincoln Cem
etery. 24
ROA D. Ill RBI R r C. Oil January 2!
lfUn HERBERT C BOYD, beloved hus
band of Ruth Adams Boyd.
Funeral from his la-r residence. Green
wood rri Lm’hicum Heights. Md . on Sat
urday. January 2'. at 2 30 p.m. Inter
ment Friendship Cemetery.
CAI.HOI \. LETITIV Or Wednesday.
January 21 1040 at her residence. 2153
California st n w . LETITIA CAT HOUN
aunt of George C and Harry O Cole. Mary
Mundell and the late William K Dole.
Friends are invited to call at Gawler's,
1756 Pa ave n.w.
Services at Gawler's chape! 1*50 Pa.
avr n w . on Friday. Januarv 2,; at 2 P.m.
Interment. Rock Creek Cemetery. 23
CAMPBELL. ANDREW A. (LACK). De
parted this Lfe suddenly, on Tuesday. Jan
uarv 23. 104". at 12.3" am, in New York
City, ANDREW 4 «T ACK » CAMPBELL,
son of the late John and Ann e Campbell,
devoted brother of Victoria 4 F C Heriec
mon. He also leaves to mourn their loss
manv other rotative® and friends.
Notice of foneral here-’f:" Arrange
ments by Barbour Bros. 48 K st. n.e.
( ARRO! L. I OLI8 Sudden!'* on Mon
day. Janua*-v 25 HU" ar Philadelphia,
Fa . LOUIS CARROLL of 1428 Varnum st.
n w . beloved husband of Sarah Carroll,
lovjne broThe- of Mrs. Mann.v Levy and
Mrs Harry Sweet,
Funeral on Wednesday. Januarv 21. at
II 30 am. from 22"0 North Bro-id sr .
Philadelphia. Pa. Interment in Philadel
phia. Pa
CARROLL. MARTIN M O ay.
January 22. HU", at hi' resic • ‘2 E
s* se., MARTIN* M CARROLL. . beloved
husband of the late Dvs:* < me-'
Ball* and son of he late Viii.am H and
Josephine R. Carroll Hr :® survived by
on** brother. William J Car-oil. and three
sisters. Mr®. Juba F Green Mrs. Margaret
C Lang and Mr- Lillie M Stan*
Funeral from the above residence on
Thursday. January 25, a’ 2 n m Relative®
and friends invited. Interment Congres
sional Cemetery 24
COMER. ADOLPHUS. SB Departed this
life Monday Januarv 22. HUO. ADOLPHUS
COMER. Sr Hr 1® survived by a devoted
mother. Julia Williams, two daugh ers. one
son. three brothers, a friend Margaret
Dorsey and a host of other relatives and
friends Remains rpstme a* Thp Rarer A
Matthews funeral home H14 4th st. s.w.
Notice of funeral later.
CORMVKLI . DOCGI.AS 5 On Tues
day Januarv 2’ 104o a* his residence.
DOUGLAS V CORNWELL husband of
Beatrice D Cornwell Friends are invited
To call at Gnwler''. 1750 Pa ave. n w.
Services a? Gawlcrs chapel. 1750 Pa.
nv*. n.w . on Thur'-dav. Januarv 25. at 11
a m. Interment Lebanon. N. Y.
DFLANEY. ROBERT FRANKLIN. On
Tuesday. January I04n. at 4:45 a m .
a1 Freedmens Hospital ROBERT IRANK
t IN DELANEY husband of Katherine
Simon Delaney, brother of Thomas S De
laney. the loving father of Mrs. Audrpy D.
Black and the late Robert F , jr.. and Dr.
Roscoe H. Delaney
Funeral Thursday. January 25. at 1
P m from Fra/ier ’> funeral home. .ISO R.
1 ave n w Rev David C. Lynch officiat
ing Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment. Lincoln Memorial Cemetery 24
DEVOE. HANNAH .1. On Tuesday Jan
uary 2.1. I04l>. HANNAH J DEVOE wife
of the late John F. L. Devoe. mother of
Arthur H Devoe.
Services at, her late residence 5001
Nebraska ave n.w . on Thursday January
25. at 11 a m. Services private. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery. Serv
ices by the Chambers Co.
DICKSON. ALBERT N. JR. On Mon
da' Januarv y’2 104 0. at Children’s Hos
Fi'al. ALBERT N. DICKSON. Jr. infant
son of Alber N. and Helen Dickson of
Bren’wnod Md
Remains rps'ing ar chambers’ River
dale funeral home where prayers will be
offered on Thursday. January 25 at 0:»0
a m. Interment For' Lincoln Cemetery 24
FAIR ALL. JOHN A. On Monday. Jan
uary 22. lfi 10 a» the home of his niece.
Mrs Alice Grrrnwrll. Lothian. Md.. JOHN
A FAIRALL. husband of the late Nellie
Noriolk Fairail and father of John A..
Bernard M . Charles I. Fairail and Mrs.
Marie Trammell
Services a: Ritchie Bros,’ funeral homf.
Lnper Marlboro Md. on Thursday. Jan
uary 25 at In a m. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemeter*. 24
FVF.RHART. FRANCES F. On Tuesday
January 2’. 10«0. FRANCES E. EVER
HART. beloved daughter cf Walter Ever
harf sister of George N Everhart
Funeral server at the Chambers fu
peral homr 517 11th st. se„ on Friday.
January at 0 a m Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Union Ceme
tery. Leesburg Vs. 25
FLANAGAN. FRANCIS J Suddenly, on
Monday. January 22. 10 4n FRANCIS J
FLANAGAN. be]ovrd husband of Margaret
R Flanacan 'nee Connellv).
Funeral from his late residence is
Franklin si. ne. on Thursday. January
~5. a’ S MO am Requiem mass at St.
Martin’s Church at 0 a m Relatives and
friend^ invited Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery Holy Name men of St Mar
tin s Church will meet at the above ad
dress on Wednesday January 24. at s 15
D.m to recite the Rosary 24
FLANAGAN, FRANCIS J. Members of
rotomac Council No. 4 25.
Kniehts of Columbus, arc re
quested to meet this evening.
Wednesday. Januarv 24 1040.
r; s no o’clock at the late
residence of our dceeasrd
brother FRANCIS J. FLANA
GAN. is Franklin st. n.r.. for
the recital of prayers for -he repose of his
soul ROBERT L. SHERIDAN. G. K.
GROSS THOMAS FSTON On Sunday
January 21. mho. nt Gauinecr Hosmtal.
THOMAS ESTON GROSS devoted hus
band of Edith Gross, loving father of
James Henrv Gross. Ho also is survived
by five brothers, four sisters other rela
tives and friends Remains resting at the
John T Rhinos & Co. funeral charel. 3rd
and Eve sts. s.w.
Funeral Thursday. January 25 at 1 30
pm from Simms’ Memorial Church. 1st
and M sts s.e . Rev JLee officiating.
Interment Chapel Hill. Md.
GUDE. WILLIAM F. On Tuesday. Jan
uary 23. 1040. at his rcsidenee. Winter
burn Farm. Laurel. Md., WILLIAM F.
GUDE. beloved husband of Katharine
Gude and father of Ernest F. Gude. Mrs.
Amelia Crude Thomas. Mrs. Louise Gude
Davis. Granville Gude. Mrs Wilhelmina
Hussev and Mrs. Ernestine Locffier Re
mains resting at the S. H. Hines Co. fu
neral home. 2901 14th st.. n.w . until 10
a m Friday January 26.
Funeral services at St. Paul’s Episcopal
Church. R^ek Creek Cemetery, on Friday.
January 36 at 1 1 am. Relatives pnd
friends invited Interment Rock Creek
Cemetery. 25
HALL. MARY F. On Sunday. January
21. 1910 MARY E HALL. helo\ed wife of
N K Hall, mother of Samuel K.. Roland
R and Geoiee Hall. Mildred M, Eubank.
Molltp Clark Mary Olivares and Belle
Macoeav: sister of Alberta Glispy.
Funeral services at Chambers’ funeral
home. 517 11th st. s.e.. on Thursday. Jan
uary 25. at 2:30 p m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Congressional
Cemetery. 24
HAYES. NELLIE. On Tuesday. January
23. 1040. NELLIE HAYES, the beloved wife
of John W. Hayes of North Beach. Md.
Funeral fmm the residence of her nierr.
Miss Lorie Yeager 1015 Illinois ave. n.w..
on Friday. January 26. at 8:30 a.m. Re
quiem mass at the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart Church at 0 a.m Relatives and
frtend« invited. Interment Mount P1 vet
Cemetery. 25
FUNERAL DESIGN'S.
' GEO. C. SHAFKERTIIncC
EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES A1
MODERATE PRICES PHONE NAT 0106
°XS Cor. 14th b Eye
GUDE BROS CO. Floral Pieces
1212 F St. N.W. National *216
fp
r>
Srathfl
HERRMANN. ROBE A,. On Tuesday,
January 23. 1940. at bus residence. 213 7th
st n.e. ROBERT HERRMANN, beloved
husband of Bertha Herrmann and father
of Mrs. Ethel Reisinger. Mrs. Emerald
Scott and Henrietta Morris.
Services at his late residence on Friday,
i January 26. at. 2 p.m. Interment Cedar
; Hill Cemetery. 25
JENKS. HOLLAND W. On Monday.
January 22. 1940, at his winter home.
Auburndale. Fla,. HOLLAND W. JENKS.
husband of Alice S. Jenks. father Stuart
W. Jenks: brother of Mrs. Edward >ar
rine.
Temporary interment is being made in
Florida Permanent interment in the
spring in Washington. 24
JONES. WILLIAM LEE. Suddenly, on
Tuesday. January 23. 1940. WILLIAM LEE
JONES, the son of the late Harvey and
Lury Jones. Surviving him are two beloved
brothers. Thomas H and Charles A. Jones,
and many other relatives and friends.
Funeral Friday. January 26. at 1:30
pm., from the J. L. Lowe funeral home.
! 913 Florida ave n.w.. Rev. F. F. King of
i ficiating. Interment Arlington National
! Cemetery. 25
| KAINES. HARRY A. On Tuesday. Jan
■ uary 23. 1940. at his residence. 56 T st.
n w . HARRY A. KAINES. husband of
Fairy W Kaines.
Services at the Chambers funeral home.
1*100 Chapin st n.w.. on Saturday. Janu
ary 27. at 11 a m. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Western Cemetery.
Baltimore. Md. 26
KEFERSTEIN CARL B. On Tuesday.
January 23 1940. at his residence. 2101
Conn ave. n.w.. in his 73rd year. CARL B.
KEFERSTEIN beloved husband of Eliza
beth T Keferstein and father of Mrs. W.
H Willis of Miami Beach. Fla.
, Services at St Margaret's Episcopal
Church. Conn ave and Bancroft rl n.w..
; on Thursday January 25. at 10:30 a.m.
j Interment private.
KNIGHTON. LAURA BELL. On Tues
day. January 23. 1940. at her residence.
! 323 9th st, n.e.. LAURA BELL KNIGHTON.
beloved mother of Mrs. Cora Simmons and
i Mrs. Eva Simmons, devoted sister of Mrs.
j George Playfair. Mrs. Hattie Vandcrcock
i and Mrs. E O. Yeaeer of Baltimore. Md.:
: William nnH Warn* Milln- nf &ltnnna Pa
B A. Miller of Roanoke. Va., and John
| Miller of Lynchburg. Va
Funeral from the Zurhorst funeral home.
| 60i East Capitol st.. Thursday, January
25. at 2:60 pm Interment Glenwood
I Cemetery. 25
KROGSTAI). DR. HENRY Suddenly.
on Tuesday. January 26. 1940. at Rich
mond Va . Dr. HENRY KROGSTAD. long
a resident of Washington, beloved father
of Robert B Krogstad and grandfather of
Henry r. Krogstad of New York City.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
I.ONGCOR. IDA F*. On Tuesday. Jan
uary 26. 19-10. at Homeopathic Hospital.
IDA B. LONGCOR. .mother of Charles C.
I.ongcor. Remains resting at the S H.
Hmes Co. funeral home 2901 14th st. n.w ,
until s p m Wednesday. January ’4.
Interment Wheeler. N. Y.
MENKE, ELIZABETH S. On Monday.
January 22. 1940 at her residence. 014
6rd st n w . ELIZABETH S. MENKE, be
loved daughter ol the late Meinard and
Elizabeth Menke.
Services at her late residence Thursday,
j January 25 a' 9;6n am.; thence to St.
Aloysnis Catholic Church North Capitol
1 and Evp sts. n.w., where mass will be of
fered at 10 s. m. Interment private.
MEYER. JOHN. Suddenly on Wednes
day January 24. 1940. at his residence.
IM6 Irvine st n.v . JOHN MEYER, be
loved husband of Mrs. R. VV Meyer and
father of William J. Meyer of Shrevescort.
La Remains resting ai the S H Hmes
Co funeral home 2901 14th st. n.w.
Notice of funeral later.
M IK RAY. ANNA SIMMS. On Monday
Jan arv 22 19 in. ANNA SIMMS MUR
RAY. beloved wile of the late Samuel J.
; Murray, devoted mother of Samuel Mur
; ray ir Elei.se Murray Hutchinson, and
stepmother of Curtis and Percy Murray
and Hallic Murray Coates: grandmother of
’ Drucille Hutchinson, sister of Harry E.
: Simms.
Funeral from her late residence. 1201
, Ken von st. n.w Thursday. January 25.
I at 2 pm Remains may be viewed it her
late residence after 10 a.m. Wednesday.
January 21. 24*
NEBFL. MARY ELLEN. On Sunday.
January 21. 191n. a' Providence Hospital.
MARY ELLEN NFBEL. beloved wife of Wil
liam E. Nebel of Bladensburg. Md. She
also is survived by five sons. William T
Henrv J . Pete& J James M and Harry
F. Nebel. and two daughters. Mrs. Mar
caret E Fleshman and Mary L. Nebel. Re
mains resting at Gasch's funeral home.
46 Maryland ave . Hvattsville. Md.
Services af the above funeral home on
Thursday. January 25. at 2 pm. Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment Druid
Ridcc Cemetery. Baltimore. Md 24
OBRIEN. ROBERT EMMETT. On
Tuesday. January 26. iy40. at Garfield
Hospital. ROBERT EMMETT O'BRIEN, be
loved son of the late Michael T. and Julia
A. O’Brien
of his brother. George T. O'Brien. 4014
12th st ne, on Fridav. January 26. at
i !» 30 a m Hieh requiem mass at Holy
, Name Church at 10 a m Relatives and
, fr onds invited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 25
REFShDE. CHELLIE ARMOR. On Tues
day. January 23. 1940. at the residence of
her son. John E Reesidc. East Cedar
lane. Bethesda. Md . CHELLIE ARMOR
REESIDE. wife of the late Denison Reside,
beloved mother of Armor. John E . James
B. D. Janet and Elizabeth Recside. Sarah
W. Olivier. Mary A O.ivier. Elien S Smart
and sister of Miss Elrnbeih H Armor.
Funeral from her late residence Thurs
dav January 25. a? 1 p.m Interment.
2:30 p.m.. Oak Hill Cemetery. Services
: private 24*
REEVES. WILLIAM. On Monday. Jan
uary 22. 194o. a’ his resiaence, 34 ( uy
! ave . Hyattsville, Md.. WILLIAM REEVFS.
i beloved husband of Elizabeth Reeves He
also is survived by one son. Jemes A
Reeve... and three daughters. Mrs. Robert
. England. Mrs. Edith Negus and Mrs. Flor
ence Jameisson. Remains testing at the
i G-asch funeral home. 46 Maryland ave..
j T>Vi 1 ]r, Md
Services a» the above funeral home on
Thursday. January 25. at I 1 am. Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 24
RHODES. ELLA CARTER. On Tuesday
January 23. 1940. at her residence, the
home of her sister. Mrs. Joseph H Wine
field. 3746 Oliver st. n.w. ELLA CARTER
RHODES, widow of David H. Rhodes and
daughter of the late William H. and Mary
C. Carter
Funeral services at her late residence
on Thursday. January 25. at 2 d m Rela
i rives and friends invited Interment (pri
vate! at Arlington Nation'll Cemetery. 24
ROBINSON. LAURA. Departed this, life
i Sunday. January 21. 1940. at her residence.
1 '04 1st st. s.w. LAURA ROBINSON. She
leaves to mourn their loss four children.
John Swann. William Robinson. Bertha
Thomas and Mary Lane: an adopted niece.
Mamie Lawson: a devoted friend. Lena
Harr, five grandchildren. Alphonso King.
Beatrice Thomas. Charles Thomas. Ruth
Douglas and Harry Robinson three great
grandchildren. a sister-in-law, Mary Mar
lowe and a host, of friends.
FuneraJ Thursday. January 25. at 1
p.m from Rehoboth Baptist Church. 1st
! st between N and O sts. s.w.. Rev Johnson
offiei3t nc Interment Lincoln Memorial
| Cemetery. Arrangements bv Barnes &
; Matthews.
RYAN. B. On Sunday. Janu
ary 21. 1940. ... LIAM B RYAN, beloved
husband of the late Leelinau Ryan and
father of Leelinau McDonald and Charles
, J. Ryan
Funeral from the. Collins funeral home
3821 14th st. n w.. ou Thursday. January
2n. at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at St.
Mary's Church a? 9 a.m. Relatives and
friend- invited. Interment Mount Olivet
| Cemetery. .
i SCOTT, DORIS MAE. On ilnnday.
.January 22. 1940 at Freedmen's'Hospital,
after a brief illness. DORIS MAE SCOTT.
1 beloved daughter of James and the late
Lillie Scott of 208-A Morgan st. n.w . the
beloved granddaogh'er of Priscilla Wallace,
j Also surviving are 4hree sisters and many
other relatives and friends. Remains rest
, iog at the Henry S Washington & Sons fu
! neral home. 467 N st n.w.. until 5 p.m.
Wednesday. January 24; thereafter at her
la!" residence.
Funeral Thursday January 25. at 1
P m., from Galbraith A. M. E. Zion Church.
1 6th st. between L and M sts. n.w. Inter
mrn: Harmony Cemetery.
slaughter. MARY. On Tuesday. Jan
uary 23. 1940. at her residence. 1322 W
! st n.w . MARY SLAUGHTER, beloved
i mother of Emma S. Fisher, mother-in-law
I of John D Fisher. Four grandchildren
i and other relatives and friends also sur
vive Remains may be viewed at the W.
Frnest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You
st. r. w . after JO a.m. Thursday. Janu
ary 25.
Funeral Friday. January 26. at 2 P.m .
from the above funeral church. Rev. E L.
Harrison ofTiriatintr RrlnHvpc onrt frinnric
| invited. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cp>m
I etory. 25
SLY. REV. JAMES WILLIAM. PH. P.
Suddenly, on Wednesday. January 24.
1940. at his residence. 214 A st. n.e,. Rev.
JAMES WILLIAM SLY. Ph. D. beloved
; husband of Grace Sly inee Taintor'. Re
mains restine at the Lee funeral home. 4th
i st. and Mass. ave. n.e.
Notice of funeral later.
SNIPER. GEORGE L. On Tuesday. Jan
uary 23. 1940. at United Stales Soldiers'
Home Hospital. GEORGE L. SNIDER, the
beloved husband of the late Delia M.
Snider. He is survived by one sister. Mrs.
Sophie Kramer of Chambersbur*?. Pa.: one
daughter. Mrs Jane O’Lonr. and five sons.
Levis H Snider of Ocean View. Va.: John
J. Geor". Thomas Carlisle. William K. and
Richa^a Sedan Snider. Remains may be
view d after 12:30 p.m. Thursday at
Untten States Soldiers' Home Hospital.
Funeral services at United States Sol
diers' Homp Chapel Friday at 10:30 a.m.
Relatives and friends invited Interment
Soldiers' Home National Cemetery. 25
STEIPFL. WILLIAM C. On January 22.
i 1040 WILLIAM C. STEIDEL of 315
Franklin st n.e.. beloved husband of Elma
: v. Stcidel and stepfather of Mrs. Maude C.
Curry
Services private.
WEBB. SUSAN ANN. On Tuesday. Jan
uary 23. 1940. at her residence. 29 Florida
ave n.w . SUSAN ANN WEBB, mother of
Mrs Mabel Partello. William and Chailes
Webb and the late Josephine Coleman.
Nora Madre. Lucy Lee and Abbie Smith:
grandmother of Mrs. Pauline Turner. Bea
trice and Chester Lee. Remains temporar
ily resting at Frazier’s funeral home. 389
R. I ave. n.w.
Notice of funeral later.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
J. William Lee’s Sons Co.
FITNERAI DIRECTORS
Crematorium
ith and Mii» Ave N.E. Lincoln 5206
V. L. SPEARE CO.
Neither successor to nor eonnectea trim
the original W R. Spear* establishment
1009 H St. N.W. National0 2892
T
t
Dr. Thomas E. Green,
Former Red Cross
Official, Is Dead
Peace Advocate,
Lecturer and Author
Was Minister 25 Years
Dr. Thomas Edward Green, 82,
former national director of the
Speaking Service of the American
National Red Cross, died early today
in the Washington Sanitarium. He
had been in ill health several years.
He retired four years ago.
Peace advocate, lecturer and au
thor. Dr. Green was a minister of
the Episcopal Church 25 years before
the World War caused his interest
in work for the Red Cross.
He was born in Clarion County,
Pa., attended McKendree College,
Princeton University and Princeton
Sratljfl
WILLIAMS. WILLIAM L. On Tuesday.
January *23. 1040. at his home, near Da
mascus. Md.. WILLIAM L. WILLIAMS,
aged 37 years, beloved husband of Mary
Erowning Williams. He also is survived by
his father. Danny M. Williams: four sons.
James. Robert. Maurice and Franklin: four
brothers and four sisters.
Funeral services at. the grave at Mount
Lebanon Cemetery on Thursday January
*25. a> 11 a m. Arrangements by Roy W.
Barber
STOCKMAN. SUSAN V. On Tuesday
morning. January ‘23. 1040. SUSAN V.
STOCKMAN, beloved mother of Roy M
Stockman, at 5370 Nevada ave. n.w.
Funeral services at Etchison’s funeral
i home. I OH East Church st.. Frederick. Md .
• Thursday. January ‘25. at 2 p.m Inter
i ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Frederick.
Md 24
TRl SSF.I.L. ROBERT LEE. On Monday.
January 22. 1040. at his home Forest
Glrn. Md.. ROBERT LEE TRUSSELL. be
■t loved husband of Grace B Trussed.
Services at the Warner E Pumphrev fu
neral home. 8424 Georgia ave . Silver
Spring. Md. on Thursday. January 25. at
, 1 I a.m. Interment Edgehill Cemetery.
Charleston, W. Va.
YOUNG. HARRY E. Suddenly, on Moil
i day January 22. 1040. HARRY E
YOUNG, beloved husband of Ruth E Young
and father of John R. and Harry E
Young, jr
Funeral services at the Chambers South
i ra2 funeral home 517 11th rt s e.. on
Friday. January 2H. at 11 a.m Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 25
In f&rituiriam
BOONE. MARY LOUISE. In loving
; memory of our dear wife and mother,
i MARY LOUISE BOONE, who departed this
life ten years ago today. January 24. 1030.
We were standing at your bedside
And saw your life depart.
And when we knew you had gone
It almost broke our hearts.
We tried so hard to save yon.
Our oravers were all in vain:
This world would seem like heaven
If we had you back again.
HFR DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHIL
DREN •
CARNES, JAMF* T. In loving remem
brance of mv dear husband. JAMES T
CARNES who departed this life January
. 24. 1936.
Gone. but not forgotten
DEVOTED WIFE. MATTIE B. CARNES. •
DUFFIELH. ELIZA A. A sacred tribute
of love to the ever sweet memorv of my
dearly beloved mother. ELIZA A. DUF
FIELD. who went to rest it seems out yps
i terday. though sweet memories recall
I twelve years ago today. January 24. 19*28
Remembered and revered for her loving
kindness, her charitable deeds, her inspir
ing example lives on in the memory of
i many friends I am proud of the heritage
1 which is mine.
1 There is some one. mother, who misses you
badly.
And finds the dav long since you went;
i There is some one who longs for you daily.
But tries to be brave and content.
1 You brought me nearer to Jesus.
You taught me the value of prayer
And some day I hope to meet you again
In that heavenly home over there.
; No drearv nights nor weroing eyes.
No achine hearts nor broken ties.
Ah. w-ho would dwell forever here,
i Away from those we love so dear.
I Not always shall this parting be.
For though I travel slow.
I. too. may claim eternity
' And find my way to you
YOUR LONELY DAUGHTER. ELIZABETH
I DUFFIELD WEDLAKE. •
GRAVES, LILLIAN MOORE. Sacred to
j the precious memory of my lifelong friend.
I LILLIAN MOORE GRAVES, who fell asleep
four years Rgo today. January 24. 1936.
Death was a ktndlv friend to her:
How gentle was His healing hand
That led her where the lilies stir
In a w'arm and lovely land.
Her dark eyes clouded with the pain
I could nor wish her back again.
Who sorrowfully mourn.
The only one wrho could control
The anguish of hpr labored breath
Was the good friend who made her
whole—
The shining angel. Death.
How beautiful the iourney was
Benpath His ministering touch
I could not wish her back because
I loved her far too much.
ANNA TAYLOR BANKS (Philadelphia) *
GRESHAM. ROSA E. In loving re
membrance of my dear wife. ROSA E
GRESHAM, who passed away two years
ago today. January 24. 1938.
Her loving face I hope to see aeain.
Though the days have passed away;
Sleep on dear, and take your rest.
I miss you most who loved you best.
HER HUSBAND. JOHN H GRESHAM. *
HAZEL. LILLIE MAY. In sad but lov
in': remembrance of our dear mother.
, LILLIE MAY HAZEL, who departed this
life two years ago today. January 24. 1938.
Wp seem to see in the soft, dim light
A face wre love the best.
And think of her when the sun's last ray
Goes down In the far-off west.
We miss you no less as the time passes on
Than we did on the dav of your eoinc.
For absence ran never close the door of
our hearts
And the lamp of our love is still glow
ing.
Your heart was the truest in all the wide
w'orld.
Your love the best to recall.
For no one on earth could take your place.
You are still the dearest of all.
HER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
•
HORN. ELIHl’. In loving memory of
our dear son and brother. ELIHU HORN,
who departed this life two years ago today.
January 24. 1938.
Loved in life remembered in death.
MOTHER AND SISTERS. *
SAYLES. ROBERT 1). In loving mem
ory of my husband ROBERT D. SAYLES
who entered into eternal rest January 24.
1937.
Today recalls sad memories
Of a loved one gone to rest.
And these who think of him today
Are those that loved him best
DEVOTED WIFE. •
SCHRIDER BERNARD E. (BUD). A
tribute of love to the memory of my hus
band and our father. BERNARD E. (BUD>
SCHRIDER. who departed this life six
years aeo today January 24. 1934.
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. •
SMITH. ROBERT H In sacred memory
of mv dear husband and our honorable fa
ther. ROBERT H. SMITH, who passed to
iii' feira. ut *uiui mice .icnio ntu iuua;<
January 24. 1937.
I do not forget you. nor do I intend.
I think of you often and will to the end:
Gone and forgotten by some you may be.
But dear to our memory you ever will be
THE FAMILY. •
TESKE. CHARLES. In lovinc remem
brance of our dear husband and father.
CHARLES TESKE who departed this life
one year ago today. January 24. 1939.
HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER
EDNA.
WALTER. FRANK B. In sad but loving
remembrance of my dear friend. FRANK
B WALTER, who departed this life two
years ago today. January 24. 1938. Re
quiem anniversary mass was offered at St.
Mary’s Church for the repose of his soul.
Deep in my heart is a picture
Of a loved one laid to rest:
In memory’s frame I shall keep it.
For he was one of the best.
He had a smile for every one,
A heart as pure as gold:
Tc those who knew and love him
His memory will never grow old.
HIS DEVOTED AND LOVING FRIEND,
SADIE H. MILLER. •
WORK. JACK W. In loving remem
brance of our dear husband and father.
JACK W. WORK, who died one year ago
today. January 24. 1939.
Today recalls the memory
Of a loved one laid to rest.
And those who think of him today
Are the ones who loved him best.
HIS LOVING WIFE. ELLA WORK. AND
CHILDREN. HELEN. NELLIE AND
JACK. •
Seminary, and was later awarded
several honorary degrees by schools
throughout the Nation.
Declined Election to Bishopric.
While an active clergyman, Dr.
Green declined election to the
bishopric of Iowa in 1898. He left
the church in 1903 to travel in the
interests of peace, writing and
speaking on that subject. Dr. Green
lectured for the Carnegie Founda
tion in 1915-16 and also for the
American Peace Society.
At the outset of the World War
he became associated with the Red
Cross and was decorated by the
French, Polish and Chinese govern
ments, as well as the Red Cross,
for his efforts on behalf of peace
and war refugees.
Dr. Green had been a resident of
Washington since 1917. In this city
he became a member of the Society
of Social Hygiene, chaplain general
and honorary president for life of
the District of Columbia Society of
Sons of the American Revolution,
vice president general of the Society
of the War of 1812, chaplain of the
District of Columbia Society of Colo
nial Wars, a member of the Loyal
Legion, a member of the Washing
ton Commandery, Knights Templar,
and associate prelate of Albert Pike
Lodge of Masons.
Aided Victory Loan.
He was a delegate of the Ameri
can Red Cross to the Council at
Geneva in 1920; directed the Speak
ers' Bureau, victory loan campaign,
1919; director of the Speakers' Bu
reau, European Relief Council, 1920,
and the China famine relief in 1921.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.
R. W. Goodell of Minneapolis, Minn.,
and Mrs. Hiter King of New York
City.
I -
: Health Officers to Get
Monoxide Death Data
i In response to a request by the
Health Department, Police Supt.
Ernest W. Brown today ordered his
commanding officers to notify im
mediately the Health Department in
all cases of carbon monoxide poison
ing or other poisoning of this type.
Health officials said they had
made the request because they have
experienced delay in their investi
gations of deaths caused by de
fective equipment thsough failure
to receive notification.
Ma.j. Brown ordered precinct com
manders to have special reporus of
such cases forwarded to.the Health
Department. He also ordered the
officers to notify the Health De
partment in such instances by tele
phone as soon as possible.
Jamaica has a campaign against
! food hoarding.
I
Dr. Henry Krogstad, 83,
Dies on Way to Florida
Dr. Henry Krogstad, who wai
for many years a Washington phy
sician, died yesterday in Richmond
Va., on his way to St. Augustine
Fla., it was learned today.
Dr. Krogstad was 83. He is sur
vived by a son, Robert B. Krogstad
and a grandson, Henry P. Krog
stad, both of New York City.
A graduate in 1888 of the College
of Homeopathic Medicine at lows
State University, Dr. Krogstad tool
further courses during 1889 at Nev
York Medical College and Flowei
Hospital, New York City. Soor
afterward he came to the District
He was on the staff of Homeopathie
Hospital here, and was for a time s
lecturer at its training school foi
nurses.
Physician friends said today thal
Dr. Krogstad had one of the mosi
active practices in Washington unti
his retirement about six years ago
He was a member of the Wash
ington Homeopathic Medical So
ciety and of the American Institute
of Homeopathy.
| Col. Duke Is Chairman
LEONARDTOWN. Md„ Jan. 2
< Special).—Col. Roland B. Duke o
Leonardtown has been appointee
chairman of the President's Birth
day Ball, to be held here on Janu
ary 30.
IT" . . I
irreverenz i met
Takes Tire Chain
Off Police Car
In the wake of the snow
storm:
Capt. Lloyd C. Kelly asked
all police to look out for the
theif who stole a tire chain off
one of the Police Department's
scout cars while it was parked
in front of the eighth precinct
this morning.
Between Salisbury and Del
mar. Md„ a snow plow, sent out
to clear the road, got stuck.
Officials sent a heavy-duty
rotary plow out to rescue it.
Nothing had been heard from
either several hours later.
PERTUSSIN COUGHS
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annoy you. Pertussin, a pleasant herbal
syrup, prescribed by many physicians, will
bring you quick, safe relief. Pertussin ii
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bottle, write: Pertussin, Dept. E, 440
Washington 6treet, New York City.
Marriage License
Applications
Harry W. Fenner, IB. 21(19 F tt. n.w.. and
Mildred L. Sandison 29. 5131 2nd tt.
I n.w.; the Rev. Robin Gould.
George A. Platt. 22. and Beatrice V. Dalton,
18. both of *05 6th tt. n.w.; the Rev.
J. H. Zerhuaen.
Raohael A. Auatln. 23, Plnehurat. N. C,
and Vivian E. Moore. 20. Clinton. N. C.;
the Rev John L. Henry.
Junior Benton. 24. 132« U at, n.w., and
Bailie Quick. 23. 208 Emerson at.; Judge
Nathan Cayton.
Walter M. Williams. 34. 12 Franklin st.
n.e, and Elizabeth V. Dugan. 32. 508
A at. a.e.; the Rev. Francis E. Sullivan.
John E. Lucas, 34. 2034 Higdon rd. n.e,
and Mildred Bernard. 21. 2028 Higdon
rd. n.e.: the Rev. Ralph W. Lewis.
Moses L. Macon. Jr, 23. Greensboro Fla,
and Mary R. Ashton. 18. 320 9th st. n.e.:
the Rev. E. P. McAdams
Constantine P. Pergantis, 22. 1362 Spring
rd. n w and Juanita H. Johnson. 18.
1631 8 st. n.w.; the Rev. John Papanico
laon.
Wilfred E. Thompson. 20. 313 16th st. n.e,
and Evelyn G. Abeel. 18. Baltimore. Md :
the Rev. C. S Abbott.
Aaron Chait, 40, and Kitty Kandel 29.
both of Baltimore. Md.: the Rev. J. T.
Loeb.
Daniel Horst. 26. and Claire Ullman 30.
both of Baltimore, Md.; the Rev. Clifford
H. Jope.
Eugene Norwltz. 22. and Dorothy Shocket,
19. both of Baltimore. Md.; the Rev.
Henry Segal.
Stewart B. Shaw. 60. College Park Md .
and Mossle G Bayless. 4 7. 1401 Colum
bia rd. n w.: the Rev. Andrew R Bird
Edgar C McIntosh. 26. 1701 16th st. n.w,
and Janaan P. Leonard 22. Dubuque.
iuws , uir nrv, unnra ^uir.
Edw ard J Knadle 26. 2122 P st. n.w . and
Janet B. McMichael. 22. Wahpeton. N.
Dak.; the Rev. Herbert S Smith
Harold F. Carter. 23. 1440 R. I. ave. n.w..
and Jewel Andrews. 22. 1712 R. I ave
i n.w.: the Rev. Edward H. Pruden.
' Earl H. Parsons. 34. Arlington Va . and
r Marian T. Hoover. 22. 1104 Queen it.
I n.e : the Rev. F. Dade.
1 Woodrow A Roberts. 23. Haskell Okla..
and Ladessa L. Howell. 23. Muskogee.
Okla : the Rev. Frederick W. Johnson
• James W. Barry, 25. 3027 7th st n.e . and
Helen M. Schimmels, 25. 4422 7th st.
n.w : the Rev. John B. Roeder
Jerry Van Landingham. 30. 1230 12th st.
n.w., and Adelaide C. Culver 24. Atlanta.
Ga : the Rev. C. T. Warner.
Robert S. Jacobs. 32. 316 Taylor st nw.
and Dorothy W. Ramsay. 23. 5754 Col.
ave. n w.; the Rev. William M. Bradner
Warren F Bond 10. 71 P st n.w . and
Gloria Evans. 17 1533 1st st. n.w.; the
Rev. R D. Grymes.
Bob Davis, 24. and Orrie G. Brown. 21.
both of 208 D st. n.w the Rev. Earl
K Tyler
Melvin J. Adams. 10. 1003 N J ave se
and Frances L. Prue. 18. 2827 Elvans
rd. s.e : the Rev. M. J O'Neil.
George W Bullock 55 and Dessie Keeslev.
44 both of Arlington. Va ; the Rev.
John H. Ford
Claude Foxx, 30. 1751 Corcoran st. nw.
and Ethel M. Woolfolk. 22. 1424 W st.
n.w : the Rev B J Pogue.
Governor Herndon. 22. 1424 California st.
n.w., and Elmira Baker 21. 217 F st.
n.w.
Rnrkvillf.
Thomas Ray Hagner 24. and Marsarft
Alice Armentrout, 20, both of Washing
ton.
Bernard Franfis Shanahan. 23 and Anna
Mae Sullivan. 37. both of Washington.
Creighton 8. Seott, 25. and Pavlo H. Foster.
20, both of Washington.
Reginald B Williams. 32. and Lucinda R.
Russell. 28. both of Washington.
John O Woodfleid. 27 Germantown. Md .
and Elizabeth B. Zimmerman 20. Lib
erty. Md.
Service Orders
ARMY.
AIR CORPS.
Stace. Ma). Donald F. from Fort Leaven
worth to Banta Monica.
Hurd Ma). Leland C.. from Inglewood,
Calif., to Hawaii.
INFANTRY.
Jeflres. Ma). James E.. from Everett, Wash .
to Vancouver Barracks.
Ayer. Ma). Ernest C.. from Fort Crook to
Brooklyn
Chappalear. First Lt Louis 8. Jr# from
Fort Bcnning to San Francisco.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Gjelsteen. Capt Elnar B, from Fort
Leavenworth to Fort 8111
GENERAL STAFF CORPS.
Bluemel. Col. Clifford, from Baltimore to
the Philippines.
CAVALRY.
Merrill, Ma). Gyles, from Silver Citv. N
Mex . to the Philippines
Williams. First Lt. Edward W , from Philip
pines to Fort Riley
i Cameron. Capt Douglas, from Fort Knox
to Fort Oglethorpe.
CORPS OF ENGINEERS
Burlln. Mai. Charles W . from Philadelphia
to Cleveland
Ely First Lt William J„ from Midway
Island to Honolulu
NAVY.
Bl'REAU OF NAVIGATION.
Rfad .Comdr. Henry T., from Annapolis
to U. 8 S. Wasp.
Organ Lt. William H . from San Fran
cisco to U. 8 8 Nevada
Collins. Lt. (J. g.i William M. Jr.. Obser
vatlon Souad. U. 8 8. New Mexico
Leach. Lt. i). g.i Robert W from U. 8 8
Chaumont to U S S. Nevada
Lt. (j. II Clark A. jr., from
V S 8 Spica to U. S. S. Lexington.
Schlacks. Ensign William J jr from
U. 8. 8. Sampson to U. 8. 8. Mississippi.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Kimball. Lt Comdr. James C. from San
Francisco to Puget Sound
VanDerAue. Lt Otto E. from U 8 8
Kanawha to Portsmouth. Va
i
Pratt & Whitney Gets
$3,000,000 Engine Order -
By the Associated Press. j
The War Department announced
today the award of contracts for
$3,005,600 worth of airplane engines
to the Pratt <5i Whitney division of
the United Aircraft Corp., East
Hartford, Conn.
The number of engines was not
disclosed. They are for pursuit and
corps and division observation
planes.
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