Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1928, Page 9

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ROCKVILLE, Md., December 13.— Edward Cornelius Stubbs, for more than forty years and until a few years ago chief engineer on the Senate side of the United States Capitol, Washington, and life-long resident of the lower sec- tion of the county, died yesterday at his home near Wheaton, aged 78 years. His death followed a long illness of a complication of diseases. He is sur- vived by his widow, formerly Miss Clara Hardy of this county, and two daugh- ters by a former marriage, Mrs. Marie Holmead and Mrs. W. O. Culver, both of the lower section of the county. He also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Mary Clarks and Miss Rose Stubbs of Wheaton district. Mr. Stubbs’ first wife, who died many years ago, was a Miss Prather. Funeral services will be held tomor- row at St. John's Catholic Church, Forest Glen, burial to be in St. John's Cemetery. Marniage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the following: John H. Harlow. 24, and Emma L. Harlow. 19. both of Alexandria; Rev. John E. Brigss. Charles L. Zirkle. 22. and Violet F. Timo- thy. 20; Rev. E. J. Fontaine ‘Beniamin Caplan, 65. and Sarch Udelow- shv, 60, both of Baitimore; Rev. R. M. Barishansky 5 Elias Brooks. 21, and Pauline Tapscott, 18; Rey. James D.’ Pair. James K. Haves. 2i. Golansville, Va., and Olive L. Smith, 18, McDuff, Va.; Rev. John E. Briegs. Cosen C. Turner, 33, Sewell. Md.. and Ger- trude B. Joris, 30, Baltimore; Rev. Willlam Hoffman. Elisworth F.. Carrick, 23. and Helen A. Davis. 20. both of Seat Pleasant: Rev. E. Hez Swem Charles W. Peters. 26, and Alma E. Robey, 18; Rev. C_R. Ferguson. George "B, Hayhurst, 33. and _Florence Mostgller, ‘32, both of ‘Sunbury, Pa.; Rev. §._H' Kornmann. Sidney H, Mos:. 24, Cleveland, Ohio, and Gertrude Kreiselman, 22, this city: Rev. Abram Simon. Robert L. 'Bennett. 33. Willow Grove, Pa.. and Katherine Gotwals, 24, Philadel- phia, Pa.: Rev. C. M. Bowman. J 3. 31 Dahlgren, Va., and 18] Oak Grove, Va.:' Rev. John E. W. Elmer Van Deusen, 25, Clarendon, Va. and Evelyn T. Peititt, 18; Clarendon, Vi Rev. C. P. Ryland. g Ay Births Reported. The following births have been reported {0 ihe Health Department in the past 24 Basile and Caliope Basiliko. boy. William R. and Susan Gregory. girl. George T. and Marion Redman, girl. Frank J." and Mollle Ruppert.’ girl James J. and Mary W. McCarron. girl. George' K. and Ellen Valliotis, girl, Worth B. and Josephine Dsniels. b John J. and Catherine G. Callaghan. boy. Joseph K. and Christine T. Fineran. boy. Charles C. and Marion H. Willoughby, boy. Ernest and Rose F. Bonnelli, boy, Arthur L. and Mary F. Blakeslee, boy. Russell and Catherine “Banks, boy. Nelson and Mary Howe, girl. Fimer and Katie Stewart, boy. William A. and_Viola 8. Turner. boy. Harold C.'and Edith Stratton, sr., boy. Lot gl e Deaths Reported. The follewing deaths have been reported fo the Health Department fn the Past 24 nours: Caroline Cohen, 84, 1605 16th_ st. Willam E. Burroughs, 79, 4113 Canal rd. Thomas W. Ward. 78. 713 C st. n.e. Mary A. Rawlines, 76, 337 14th st. n.e. Anna Axman. 70, 714 9th ct. n.e. Mary McDonough, 66, St. Elizabeth’s Hos- pital. Fred 1. Clemona, 56, U. S. Soldiers' Home Hospilal. 5 James’C. Cummings,’52, Providence Hos- pital. John E. Butler. 46. 2605 Nichols avé. s.e. Lillie ‘Saitz, 35, Sibley Hospital. Samuel W. Morsbure, 30, Providence Hos- pital. Bertle Stone, 28, Walter Reed General Hosoital. Edna I. Perrv. 14 months. 1377 K st. s.e. Catherine Boland, 10 months, Providence Hospital. Ellen Johnson, 72, 1615 Swan st. Walter Perry, ‘61, Emergency Hospital. Robert Black! 54. 144 Adams st OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR | MIDKIFF, NORM ARMY COLONEL’S WIFE IS CALLED BY DEATH/ Mrs. Katherine Johnson Allison | Given Burial in Arlington This Afternoon. Mrs. Katherine Johnson Allison, wife of Col. James B. Allison, signal officer of the 2d Corps Area, died at Governors Island, New York City, yeslercay after- noon of pneumonia and was buried in Arlington National Cemetery this after- noon. Funeral services were held in the chapel at Fort Myer, Col. E. P. Easter- brook, chief of Army chaplains, officiat- ing. Mrs. Allison was the daughter of the | late Capt. A. B. Johnson, United States | Infantry, and resided at the Brighton Apartments, in this city, while her hus- band was on duty at the War Depart- ment, until last June, when the family moved to Governors Island. She was the sister of Maj. Alfred B. Johnson, Ordnance Department, military aid at the White House during the administra- | tion of President Wilson, and now st:hl tioned at the arsenal ag Aberdeen, Md. Study Gibraltar Tunnel Plan. | MADRID, December 13 (#).—A com- mission left yesterday for Algeciras to study the possibilities of a tunnel to Africa under the Straits of Gibralter. | Should they recommend it, constructicn would be begun soon by Spanish con- tractors. @ard of Thanks. MISKIMO 1 wish fo extend my cincere th many frienas and relatives for taeir kind expressions of sympathy and be: floral tributes at the death of my da A . and mot) KIMON. MRS. MYRA MIDKIFF. Araths. ATZ, CHARLES M. On December 12, 1925, at 9:30 pm.. al his residence, 4430 Gra rd. n.w. CHARLES H. beloved hu of Barbara E. Atz, aged 69 vears, F from the above residence on Sat December 15, at 2 o'clock p.m. Relatives and friend; inyvited. Interment in Colum bia Garden Cemetery, Arlinston Counts, a. 14 BARKER, IDA L. Tuesday, December 11, 1928, after a brief liness, IDA L. BARKER, daughter of the late Taylor and Catherin Barker of Georgetown, sister of Mrs Blossom E. Fleet and Leonard Barker, loved niece of Frances E. Barke neral from_her late residence, 3415 Volta Pl ‘n.w. Saturday, December 15, af 2 p.m. ‘Relatives and friends invited. 14 BURDETTE, MAMIE MORRICE. December 11 1928, at her-home, 430 Ariington ave. Aiirora "Heights, Va.. MAMIE MORRICE BURDETTE. wife of William W. Burdette. Funeral services Friday, 11 a.m., Lee's chapel, 332 Pa. ave. n.w. 13 CARPENTER. HARRY CLARK. Wednesday, December 12, 1928, at 3 8y, ot His Losh dence, 50 Quincy pl. ne.. HARRY CLARE CARPENTER, beloved ‘husband of Maria Barnes Carpenter and father of Vernon Russell and Roy Carpenter of Washington and Mrs. Ross Geist of Philadelpnia, Fa: vices at his late Friday, December 14, at 1 pm. et &1 CHAMBERS, EDWARD E.. Jr. Wedne: December 17, 1926, at 7:05 ath e st b Tesidence, 147 N_Carolina WARD E. CHAMBERS, Jry beloved son of Edward E. E. Chambers (nee Kennedy). Funeral Filc day, December 14, at 8:30 a.m.. thence to St. ‘Peter's Church. where mass Wil be said at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends in- vited. ”Intermeni Mount. Olvet. Cemeter 1 CHROTT, AMEALIE W. On Thursday. De- cember’ 13. 1928, Mrs. AMEALIE W. CHROTT. beloved ‘mother of Mr. John T. Chrott. Funeral from the Methodist Home Friday. December 14, 1928, at 10:30 o'clock. Interment in Glenwood Cemetery. M COOPER. HETTIE JANE. Tuesday, Decem- ber 1928, at” Georgetown University Hospital, HETTIE JANE, beloved wife of Arthur_'J. " Cooper and mother of Mrs. K. C. Embrey and Mrs. O. M. Creekmore, Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funerai home. 2901 14th st. n.w., Friday. Decem- ber 14. at 2 pm Inierment Rock Creek Cometcry.” (Rochester, N. Y., papers picase <opy.) CUMMINGS I ©On_Wednes nesday, December 12. 1028, at 9:15 b at_her’ residence, 1756 K st. n.w.. JEAN NETTE 1. widow of Horace S. Cimmings Funeral ffom her late residence on Satut- day, December 15, at 2 p.m. 14 DAVIS, NORA BLANCHE. On Tuesday. Deceiber 11, 1928, at her residence, 2131 California _st. n.w., NORA BLANCHE. daughter of the late' F. G. and Lizzie M, Davis, and sister of Mrs. H. S, Bales of Washington, D. C.: H. F. Davis of Char- . C.._and Dr. J. E. Davis of Phil. Funeral ‘from' the chapel of Clyde J. Nichols. 4209 9th st. n.w., on terment at Marion, Va. FRAZIER, CHARLES W. 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WRI WATCH, Il"ln. white gol bracelet attachied with 4 sapphires. between North Capitol and G and Woodward & Lothrop, or in store. 2412 2nd st. n.e. Reward, b WRIST WATCH, man's, between Natlonal Capital Press, 12th & D sts. and Agri- quitural Dept; grounds by way of 12th st. Reward. R. A. Raley, Pot. 4817-. .w’gus'r WATCH, Evcob, bracele! near 21st & Pa. ave Net 132 P: WRIST WATCH—Lady's gold wrist watch o: Madiron or Ga. ave. Wednesday. Reward. Ga._12t 3_Colorado_ave. n.w. £1,000 U8 GOLD NOTE. betwéen 530 7th s.¢. and National Capital Bank. - Reward i ssturned to Simpson's Dairy, 530 th st. s.e. cember” 11, 1938, at' Philadeiphia, CHARLES §v.. beloved husband of the laté Eugenia Frazier. formerly of Washington. (Dll‘nCA lnil.‘ll al !ll"fltll:l w.dws-rr‘en TI‘I‘:IVIJH'S eral Home. pring Id.. nw., on Friday, Decembet‘fy at 2 p.m. Inter- ment brivate. GARRY, MARY E. Suddenly, Wednesday, December 12, 1928, MARY,E aged 54 years, beloved wile of Jamss T. Garry. Funeral from the residence of her daugh- r, Mrs. Francis Hayes, 923 G . S.W., urda: December 1! at & am.. thence to St. Dominick’s Church, where solemn requiem mass will be sung at 9 m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 14 GIBBONS. MARY. On Monday, December 10. 1928, "at her residence.. 1315 NOFih Carolina ave. n.e.. MARY, widow of Joseph . “Gibbons “Funeral from St Matke gggr,cnhsplnllamald‘ !A !Lg. ;C. on '{hlll'! ay, ember 13. 1628, 'at 3 pim. Interme Glenwood Cemetery. 13 5 HARING, CHARLES W. On Tuesday, De- cember 11, 1928, at Garfield Hospit CHARLES “BUD" W.. ased 21 years. b loved Son of John "W. .and Teres a. Haring (nee O'Donnell Funeral from the rgsidence of his parents, 3910 Foss place w.." Priday, December 14, at 8 therice to St. Thomas: Church, where r Quiem mass wili be said at 9:30 a.m. I terment Rock Creek Cemetery. HIGGINS, JAMES WILLIAM C. On Wedne day, December 12. 1928. at his residencs Potomac, Md., JAMES WILLIAM C. HI GINS. in his 83rd year. Fuperai from Potomac Methodist Church, Friday, Decem- ber 14 at 3 pum. Interment Potomac Cemeters JACKSON. ANDREW. Departed this Wednesday, December 12, 1928, at h: g:flctihoxb’zzg L!n(}vn é(. lHE. Al . superintendent of Rosemont s Cemeters.” Notice of funeral fater: JONES. MARY B. Departed this life sud- denly Tuesday, December 11, 1928, at 8:30 DN at her fesidence, 1834 8th st now MARY B. JONES, devoted mother of Ullyses and ~Algerrion Jones and. rand- mother of Paul Shepherd, motner-in-law of Ella E. Jones. She also leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the W. est Jarvis Co. fu- neral parlors, 2222 Ga. ave. n. Funeral Friday, December 14, at 3 qin, from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funcral parlors, 2222 Ga. ave. now. MAHER. ANDREW J. Suddenly. on Tues- day, December 11, 1928, at the residence of his sister, Mrs.'C. L. Cramer, 209 D st. n.w., ANDREW J.. beloved son of the late Andrew J. and Mary A. Maher. PFuneral from the residence of his sister on Pri- day, December 14, at 8:30 a.m.: thence to St. Aloysius" Church, where high mas be sung at 9 a.m. for the\repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 13 MANGLITZ, AUGUSTA. on We: Decermber’ 12, 1928, at’ 10:45. an o ae th Tesidence_of ‘her brother, Otta T. e berger, 3854 29th s Mount Rainier, Md.. AUGUSTA. beloved wife of Carl E. Manelitz, residence. 410 Virginia ave. s.e. She _is also survived by six children. Mr: H. Bauer and O. E. Manglitz of Los An- geles, Calif.; W. O. and Carl E. Maog- itz, Jr, of Chicago, Iil.: A. A. Manglitz and Johanna D. Duehring of Washington, D. C. Funeral from her brother's resi dence, 3858 29th st., Mount Rain! on Friday, December 14, at 2:30 p.m. Rela- tives and friends invited. Interm-at Prospect Hill Cemetery. * MASON, FRANCES. Departed this life Wed- nesday. December 12, 1928, at 1442 S st n.w.. FRANCES MASON. She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted nephew, George W. Harris: a_ cousin, Mrs. Liburn Harrls, and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines: funeral chapel, rd and Eve sts s.w. Notice of funeral later. MURPHY, HARRY W. On Wednesday, De- cember 12, 1928, HARRY W. aged 16 e beloved son of Madeline M. Murphy. Services at the Tabler funeral home, 928 .hl:osl n.w., turday, December 15, at where mass will be sald at 9 o'clock. In terment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rels tives and friends Invited to attend. 14 O'BRIEN, JOHN A._On Thursday, Decem- ber 13, 1628, at 2:30 a.m. at his resi- dence, 1002 4th st. n.e. JOHN A., beloved nusband of the late Margaret A. O'Brien (nee Clancy). and loving son of the late Elien and John O'Brien. * Notice of fu- neral hereafter. OWENS, ALBERT E. Suddenls on Tuesday. December 11 1935, ALBERT . beloved Rusband. of Iva Bernice Owens . (nee Schultz). Funeral from the residence of his mother, Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Owens. Oxon Hill,’ Prince Georges Co.. Md on Priday. December 14, at 9:45 am. Rela tives and friends invited. Services at St h, Prince Georges County, m. Interment Chligrh SAVOY, MATILDA. On Wednesday, Decem- ber 12, 1928. MATILDA SAVOY, devoted mother of Elizabeth, Willilam and Carl Savoy, Luvinia Butler., Catherine Butler and Eddie Martin; sister of Sarah Proctor, Maggle Newman and Mary Ellen Savoy. She also leaves 7 brothers. Remains rest. ing at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 3222 Ga. ave. n.W. Notice of funeral hereafter. STUBRS, EDWARD CORNELIUS. On Wed- nesday, December 12, 1928, at h's 5 dence, near Wheaton, Md. at 8 a.m. EDWARD CORNELIUS STUBBS, seventy-sixth year, beloved husband Clara ‘Hardy Stubbs and father of Mrs Marie ‘L. Helmead and Mrs William O. | Culver. Funeral from 8, John's Catholic U’mrcTn Forest Glen. MH.. Fridav at 2 p.m.. Interment Forest Glen Cemeters. fhurmont, Md.: Mrs. Lula D. Ryburn of | Thuisday. December 13, at 7 p.m. Ia- Braths. TARRISSE. EDWIN, On Wednesday. Decem- ber 1 3 ence. ihe P ragut Apartment, TARRISS: loved brother of Mrs. A. Zappone of Ist st. n.w. Puneral services {ro i, 1730 Pennsylvania ave. nw . December 14. at 2 pm. Inter- WEST, LOTTIE V. On Wednesday, Decem- ber ' 12, 1328, at Hospital, LOTTIE V. WEST. D st. ne. Funel P. A Taltavull, 436 7 December 15, at 8:30 Comforter Church, 141 sts.. where mass will be said at 9 o'clock soul. Relatives ment Cedar Hill 14 WIBIRT. WILLIAM C. On Wednesday, De- 1928 at Waveriey Sanator pact master of Lodgs, A. F. and A. M., Va I “from _Masonic Temple. Clarendon. Va, Friday. December 14, at 2 pm. Masons and public invited M. MORELAND, W. M. 'H L. D"Dlflg'l!d (fl:s'! life Cembér 12, 1099, at 5 pm ee; 3311 now. JOSEPH ves to mourn their . Marg E. Wilsgn. and and f{riends. Funers December 13, at 9:30 a.m the home. Solemn high mass of reaiem at St. Aug e's Church at 10 am. WINSTON, Departed this life on Tuesde 1928. at 6 am. AMF] v of the iate wife of the Winston and sister of jam’ Gresham. ‘aunt ¥ Waug Jones. Wi " Annie Clare. Funeral F: 1 o'clogk. trom Moun* 2 hurch. * s of St. Steph- of G.'S. and the deathof TON. F NORMAN Tt and. NOBMAN B. GRIGSBY. . December 13. 1923. May the soul rest in peace. itk DOVIE. ¢ MELENE M. _TIn lovine memory of ¥ ENE M. KRAUSE, who o today, Decom- Ber 2 1t we eond have o 4 wish fuldlled. s treasures. woul ack for vou. ROY AND VIOLA. n parted this life mber 13, 192 You are not forgotten. mother, Nor will you ever b 4 As Tong as life and memory last vill always think of thee. s HER SON. HARRY. * AUSE. HELENE M. In memory of my K enr mother. MELENE M. KRAUSE. who assed away six years ago today. Decem- Per’ia. 1022 Just a beautiful thought of mother: A fricnd, fond and true: Just a token, of affection nging still for_vou. o HER SON. GORDON. * KRAUSE. HELENE M. and CHARLES A. In sad but_loving memory of my dear ‘par- HELFNE M. KRAUSE. December 1 and CHARLES A. KRAUSE, April 24, We often think of you, dear ones. And our hearts are sad with pain. o this world would seem like heaven Could we hear yon ones again. BESSIE AND JOHN. * SIMPSON, GERTRUDE C. In loving remem- brance of my beloved daughter and our sister. GERTRUDE C. SIMPSON. who de- parted this life thirteen years ago today, December 13, 1915. Our thoughts are always wandering To the grave not far away. Whera our sister dear fs lying In her praceful and lonely grave. The lingering hope that fills our life, That guides our -gentle way. Is that we shall meet you Gertrude, en_we have passed away. HER_DEVOTED FATHER AND LOVING SISTERS. FRANCES AND MARY. = ¢ SMITH. JAMES W. In fond remembrance of oiir dear hushand and father, JAMES W. SMITH. Wwho departed this 'life one year ago today, December 13. 19217. Deep in our hearts you are fondly remem- bered Our hearts that loved vou with deepest affection Always will love you in death just the same. HIS_ DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER. SAPAH L. SMITH AND MARGARET S. SCOTT. WATSON. JAMES RALEIGH. Sncred to the memory of my dear son. JAMES RALEIGH WATSON. who passed 'ty rest dve years ago today, December 13, 1923. Raleigh, those who loved you and were watching 'with you and waitine for you through the long lonely night came in the auiet hours of the early dawn and took jou home to our Fatner's house. into the ome circle that is never broken. In lov: ! ing remembrance. MOTHER. * WEBSTER. EMANUER'J. Tn lovinz rem NrAnee ot our dent Jathor. EMANCEL J. | WEBSTER, who departed this life eleven years ago today, December 13, 1917. You are gone. but not forgotten, Never shall your memory fade: Dear father. we cannot forget you, Though long may seem the years HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN. * MEMORIALS. 14 DESIGN®D AND ERECTED. 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