Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1931, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. SEASONED TRAVELERS like the convenient schedule and luxurious eamfort of this fine new train to Cineinnaci Louisville St. Louis Chiecago Indianapolis Timed for convenience—equipped for comfort—this new train is fast building a loyal clientele among experi- enced travelers. Short trips are made enjoyable by the 1m I Salon Cars, with individual seats of “easy chair” eomfort at no extra cost. Long trips are eased by such welcome comforts as a library lounge with plenty of easy chairs, magazines, and individual reading lamps. Arsiivals and departures correspond as closely as possi- ble to the timing of the normal business day. New Personal Serviece We will gladly deliver tickets to your home or office and check baggage through to destination. Just tele- phone the ticket office. SCHEDULE Two Other Fine Trains West Leaving at 2:45 p.m. This train is especially conven- VI, Varnmibecs, Ciifen Forees 0 tagion; White Salphiur Sprigs and ton. Leaving at 11:45 p.m. ‘With the whole evening free can leave st bedtime and -rriy‘:: early the next morning at White Sulphor smg. or Virginia Hot m‘ y arrivals also at Hinton, and Thurmond. This is also a convenient train for & >>>>p0T Lv. Washington..... Ar. Charlotiesile .. Ar. Charleston . Ar. Huntington Ar. Cineinnati . Ar. Lowisville . . Ar. Indianapolis . Ar. St. Louis. ... # Sloopens for Churieston and Huntington, W. Va., mey be occupied until Similar Fine Service Returning No Extra Fare J. B. EDMUNDS, Generat 4gent Ticket Office: 714-14th St. N. W, Tel. National 0748 CHESAPEAKE ano QHIO THE ROUTE TO HISTORYLAND 3 EEzzzEE r:nxgt::l [ 8298 Gigantic Furniture Clearance Tomorrow Of All Stored—All Traded-In p —AIll Reclaimed—AIl Dam- M US T (aged Merchandise in Our '+ Warehouse How to Get There— ale is at our warehonse oniv v rear of 918 M Street N.W. Large 4-stors brick huilding. plentv of parking space. Take Seventh. Ninth or Fourteenth St. cars and get 3 M S Nw. Shert . In. TAN LTS w0 Because Washington Public knows that these values can not be duplicated elsewhere, these warchouse sales are always successful! This sale comes at a very opportune time for those who wish to buy at sensational prices—and those who wish to outfit rooms to’rent! You're surc to find just what you want at prices that are just what you want to pay! Come early! A small deposit will hold any item for future dclivery. o $189.00 Tapestry 3-Piece Long $19.50 Oak Five-Piece Breakfast | $39.50 Beautiful Walnut Chi Overstufied Bed-Davenpot_ Suite, Suite, in good condi- 57. 5 | torobe, only slightly mar- sl l.ws $16.50 50-Ib. Pure Layer Felt from storage. In good !33.50 fign e ol red . DRLREN £ et $149.00 Walnut 10-Piece Dining | _$1.98 Fine Metal Smok- S8.55 Mahogany-finish Occa- Room Bulte, marred and $ 13 | ing Stands, in colors; all Y mil” Table,top “mar- $0.95 | gamaged .. 34" | new 69c¢ red . . SDi75O bEaknaT $13.50 Walnut-finished Dresser, 24.95 ANl Perfect, 6%9, Felt-base ©hira) o lying with good size mirror. §p.98 Lineleum Rugs, many pat- $§ l .98 New and perfect Slightly marred ....... 5 terns $129.00 Wainut 4-Piece Bed B:,;:o‘;ion Gorgeous 4-Piece Walnut oom Suite, od ndition 4 Roem Suite, from stor- W, [l trom atorage. Tngie Bhs oo istee Matiress, excellent cover- 55 95 inch drescer. . 68 ings. All sizes. .. $350.00—One of Our Very Finest $29.50 Nationally Known Inner E] o age. Gozd condition. ... 39 3-Pc. Suites in Burgundy Mohair, | Coil Spring Filled Mattresses, fine $150.00 Complete Bed Room Suites, with the new venetian mir- rors. Fine wainut veneers. Every suite new and per- l74.5u fect ... cene $9.35 Guaranteed Foster § ¢85 Joll Bed Springs, all sizes. $0.75 Heavy Mattresses, of pure cotton, roll edge. All § .88 and l‘nll-ng room. 53.11 $200.00 Beautiful Walnut 10-Pe. Dining Room Suite, in A-1 condition, i AN $167.00 Mohair 3-Picce Over- stuffed Bed-Davenport Suite, used only a short time. Ex- § 50 cellent condition .. . 48 finish $1.98 Mahogan, ~79¢ End Tables, new and 3-Piece Over- fect i $98.00 Velous stuffed Living Room Suite, $0).75 $125.00 Overstuffed Living Room Suite, covered with fine § 98 velour. PFrom storege l4 $29.30 Velour Overstuffed Easy Chairs, Club Chairs and 3 .99 Wing Chairs, from storage $9.35 to $15.00 Metal slight! marred. ORRES ...\ 0oeees $9.35 Unfinished Mahogany - finish with upholstered 221900 Beautiful Walnut 10-Pe. ning Room Suite, from storage. In good $ 95 | a1l web construction, finest uphole quality covering and fully $gQ.85 CONAILIONT +.e.urssonohs 74 stery, Mahogany Irame is slightly guaranteed. All sizes. . 8 $188.00 New 3-Pc. Davenport | Marred. Hole burned in § .75 $19.75 Simmans Double-duty Day Suites, only 3 in § T R Bed, complete with all-cot- Tob- s : i 69 $125 to $195—Special Grouping | ton pad. Opens to full size ‘9“’" i of Fine New 3-Piece Living Room bed. Sy Gres e S;Flece | Suites, bought from a manufac- $8.35 eakiay S from $£.9 turer for 507 discount spot cash. Racker, $9.98 storage These would sell in our store for | seat... 2 $29.50 Green Enameled Kitehen | 1 regular price, however, we pre- 89,50 Revolving Double Day Bed, Cabinet, 42-inc: fer t pass the savinga mancaany and cane ends, brand: almost new ......... ‘c?‘:m customers. Your 567‘“ new and pertect. Fine 829 3 hoice 524.50 Overstuffed Velour Cox- 17 PO e () velour COVEring.......:- I LR e tied tops, Silistes .. a minster Rug, frcm storage $29.50 L it 5300.00 Love Seat, solid mahog- (032050 Large Size Refrigerator, $1.98 Wrought any frame,. covered with im- lop - fcer siyle, almost Sg.ao Fish ~ Aquariums, ported frieze mchair. Floor sam- e 'thu? new . . large bowl .. ple. All webbed bot- 5125-00 2 tom. New and perfect $250. ‘Tapesty Settee, custom built, all webbed construction; all Breakfast Suite, from $9.98 exposed parts solid mahogany; per- storage ....... et felt condition. Less ’100.00 $12.50 Five-Piece Blue Painted BHAN O0RE. v 0e el Breakfast Suite, from stor- § .25 3300.00 Green Brocatelle 2-piece age giris. - Suite, expertly made with solid ma- 4-Plece 5-Pe. i v ) rame. Finest all-webbed g Room S €53 ::1:r'mr¥muom Very slightly dam- aged in transit from factory re- L T el [0 FREE TAXI SERVICE Call Decatur 6100 and take a CITY CAB to this Sale. We have ar- ranged this service for your con- venience . . . we pay the bill. Living Room Suite, Coxwell chair and Ottoman included. § 5 From. stormge 46 ONE DAY ONL\' This sale is for TOMORROW, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3— Only—starting at 8:00 A.M. WAREHOUSE Only In Alley Rear of 918 M St. N.W. Large Brick 4-Story Building—Plenty of Parking Spac Inquire for Woedward & Lothrop's Old Warehou | ning t RIFLE EXPERT DIES OF HEART DISEASE Capt. R. W. Alderman Ex- pires After 32-Year Serv- ice as G. P. 0, Employe. Capt. Ralph W.. Alderman, 61, of 664 Maryland avende northeast, widely known as a rifle expert, died cf heart disease it Walter Reed Hospital last night following a brief illness. A veteran of the World War, Capt. Alderman_will be burled in Arlington National Cemetery with military horiors. Funera] arrangements have not been completed. Was Noted Marksman. Capt. Alderman, a native cf Ham- mondsport, N. Y.. had been connected with the Government Printing Office for. 32 years, serving as a monotype key board operator. He enlisted in the Dis- trict Natlonal Guard in 1900 and was commissioned #s a captain in the Ord- nance Department 13 years later. He was mustered into the Federal service in _1916. Gaining prominence as a rifle shot at Seagirt, N. J., and Camp Perry, Ohio, he was a member of the International Palma Rifle team at Ottawa, Canada, in 1012, and for three years was a member of the Dewar International Trophy team. On September 5, 1918, sioned a captain of In- fantry in the National Army and was detailed as rifle instructor at Camp Perry, later being transferred to Camp Benning. Ga., in the same capacity. He was honorably discharged at Camp Benning December 31, 1918, and re- sumed his position in the Government Printing Office. Was Legion Member. He was a charter member of George Washington Post, No. 1. the American Leglon: member of the Society of Vet- eran Officers of the 3d District of Co- lumbia Infantry: Military Service Le- ion and Columbia Typographical Union. Capt. Alderman is survived by a son, Lieut. Craig Alderman, United States Army, stationed at Camp Benning, Ga.; a brother, Gaius Alderman, Bath, N. Y., and two sisters, Miss Jess: Alderman and Mrs. Charles White of Wayne, N. Y. Births R.eport;i. The following births have been reported to ths Heaith Department in_the last 24 hours ell T. and Mary E. Stiles, boy and and_Teresa N and Margare Forte. wirl Charies H. and Alice L. Bath, girl Whiter W. and Georgia R. Trego, girl. Erancis and Alice Perschy. girl Earl and Lillian Palmer. girl Shuni C. and Hisa Kase. boy Otis H_'and Katherine V. Riieronr. b rank P. and Corinne M. Harbin. boy. Charles and Goldie Miller. girl Daniel and Catherine Russ. girl Arthur and Emma Nekon, girl Rayfield A, and Hazel B.'Conev. girl ceph apd Frances H. Queen. girl R Josephine E. Ki Falwell. girl ia Bonner. girl. ephens, boy risea Davis. bov rrie_Johnson. boy. boy Posey. g1l S e George and Cl SanL John and Berena Jones, Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours Rebecca E. Hodgkins, 73, 325 McLean ave & Josephine C. Riley. 71. Walter Reed Hos- Bailey. 71. Fibley Hospital. Ada V. Smith. 62. 3105 Mount 510 s e ) 95, Georaetoen Hos- 0. Gallinger Hopital Ford. 43. Gallinger Hospital Frederick 8. Richmond, 37. Walter Reed Hospital Maurice Mouranes, 37, Emergency Hos- Tuberculosis Hos- 28, Jr. 9. Children's e Oberndoerfer, ond Phillips, 1. Gallinger Hospital : M. ‘Loewy, 5 months, Children's Hospital John Boyde. 63. 218 P st Margaret Braok Vashing!o Wwiltlams, Newton Baldwin. Oscar C. 5w 48, 1200 Haif st. s.w. 471281 N 3. ave se 46, Georgetown Hos- ir. 33, Gallinger Hos- B FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS apply _ League. 349 Maryland MOREY. on F st ae. Inst party can have -ame s ad. after identification. <t e PEKINGES Reed Hospita onw PUPPY. light brown. black mask. dark tail: female: with coliar, 1929 license 2120. Phone North 2852 WATCH, near Irving and 16th s, n.e., August_39."“Terephone Decatur, 4187, by paving for Cailat” i380 ight brown. male. near Walter Call after 7 p.m., 7011 9th LOST. 'BOSTON BULL. brindle. female. viciity 3208 Cleveland dve.; reward. Cail Emerson GERMAN POLICE DOG. answers to name Fotz' no collar. Reward. Fhone Nat GLASSES Auz. 31 shel {oxi or Kann's. " Phone Dist. 2900, Br. 290. before ¢:30. Reward. . KEYS_One large bunch on da. Reward. " Call or’ Adams 9144-W efter 5:3 PEKINGESE DOG. lost last night. Wolily owner. Miss Louise Lane, 6709 Georgia ave.. or call_Georein 1990 5l 3 PIN—Lady’s diamond -pin in or near_Avalon Theater. Conn. Ave. Baturday. Reward Call_Cleveland 0861, PURSE. brown. blue. _gol with kevs, vanity, bapers. Clev. 1380." _ 4 BEVOLVER. 38-caliber Colt. “Meiropolitan Polict ‘Department” on handle, No. 291986 lost in vicinity of 2130 8th sf. nw. about 740 pm. August 37 Return' to Earl Baker. No. 2 Precinct.. Reward. 3 RING—Solitaire blue zircon ring, lefi ladies’ room, Childs Restaurant, 1ath ‘and Penna ave. Monday night. between 11 and 12:30. Reward. ~Room 610, 1010 Vermont ave. Phono Mot, 3077 SCOTCH_TERRIER. whitc: answers to name -Sally” rmation leading to her re 470 Eatle English, ve. Clarendon. Va. STOCK CERTIFICATE of Midvale Steel Reward. A. Jahn. 721 Giebe rd.. Clarendon. Ve Clarendon 850-F-11. e | TRAVELING BAG. brown: near Poiomac #0If course: containing wearing apparel, in- cluding trousers, sweater and shoes. Phone Cleveland 6611-J. WALLET. containing lear ing ‘name Fred Collins.’ Park pl. _Phone Col. 6805. g WALLET containing sum of money. auto- mobile registration. cards of John F. Pin. erty. between Great Falls and Chevy Chase Club. _Phone National 5564 and keep money. WRIST WATCH. Elgin, between 17th_and K and 13th and F sis. n.w. Reward. Room 03. Blackstone Hotal. Eesumading. WRIST WATCH. white old. biue sapphire, stem winder, August 28. 1931, between Room 123 to elevatar 1o rest District ~ Building. Reward. Herring, Room 123. District Blds. ___ * WRIST WATCH. lady's, white gofd. Buloya, inor hear Lotus Cafe. 'Reward. Phone Col rimmed: Diamond wire-haired. grav_and reward for Phone 309 West T's_permit bear- Reward. 3650 7400, Apt. 511._after § p.m. 15 Heating Special jor Qver 25 Years Economical Heating ~Is best exemplified. by the ‘super-cfficient UNITED STATES OIL BURNER. SThe “U. S.” was de- igned particularly or the kome, and it's a 100% performer. Place your order NOW and have a “U. S when its needed. Only $25 down pay- ment, beginning Oct. PLUMBING REPAIRS, of all kinds, at Fairest Prices Mauric;e J.Colbert Co. 1908 M St. N.W.—TEL. No. 0402-3-§ PLUMBING, HEATING, TINNING s on . Decatur 2624 until 4:30.4 D. C. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1931, WILLIAM W. SOUDER DIES AT IDYLWOOD Retired Contractor CaAmeé to Wash- ington From Baltimore as a Youth, William Wallace Spuder, 72, retired builder and contractor, died yesterday at his home in Idylwood, Va. after a long iliness. Born in Baltimote, Mr. Souder moved to this city in his youth and was prom- inently identified with the building business here for several years. Sur- viving are his widow, Mrs, Nannie Bankert Souder, three daughters, Mary Olivia Souder, Lillian Beatrice Souder and nes Mignon Souder, and one sfiur, rs. Charles O'Connor of this city. Rev. Henry Sryder Friday at 11 o'clock at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, on Con- necticut avenue. Masonic burial services will be held at the grave in Loudoun Park Cemetery, Baltimore. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Showers and thunderstorms and_slightly cooler to- night; tomorrow showers and cooler; moderate southwest and west winds. Maryland—Showers and somewhat cooler tonight and tomorrow; fresh southwest and west winds. Virginia—Showers and thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow: slightly cooler in extreme north portion tonight; cooler tomorrow; fresh southwest and west winds. West Virginla—Showers tonight and morxow; cooler tomorrow in east por- Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 90; 8 pm,, 81; 12 midnight, 78; 4 am., 74; 8 am, 75, noon, 86. B Barometer—4 pm. 2994; 8 pm., 29.94; 12 midnight, 29.93; 4 am,, 29.88; 8 am, 29.91; noon, 29.86. Highest temperature, 91, occurred at 3:30 p.m., September 1. Lowest tem- perature, 72, occurred at 6:°0 am. September 2. Temperature same cate last year— Highest, 98; lowest, 75. Tide Tables. (Furnished by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 5:53 a.m. and 5:40 p.m.; high tide, 11:10 am. and 11:36 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 6:33 am. and :12 p.m.; high tide, 11350 a.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:36 am.; sun sets 6:39 p.m. Tomorrow—S8un rises 5:37 am.; sun sets 6:37 p.m Moon rises 9:01 p.m.: sets 10:47 am Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after siset. Rainfall. rainfall in the Capital for the first nine months against the average are shown in the following table: 1931, January . February . March April . May ... June July .. | August .. 4.011ns. August .. | September, 3.24 ns. September, 0.00 ins. Record rainfall for the first nine months was: January, 1882, 7.09 inches: February. 1854, 6.3¢ inches: March, 1891, 8.84 inches: April, 1889, 9.13 inches: May, 1889, 10.69 inches; Jume, 1900, 10.94 mcr;cs;l"zy::_v.“uu, 1063 inches: Au- gust, . 1441 ‘inches; September, 1876, 10.81 inches. i Weather in Varios February March ... April ..l May ... June .. July . o el ] H H » £ H ) Statlons. E 1 supiaeas oA | Abilene, Tex, N ¥ Ga . 2084 29 80 30.04 Pt clgudy Cloudy * Cear Giear Pt cloudy * Ptcloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cl Atlanta, Atlanuc Baltimore, Birmingham Bismarck, N. Boston. A Buffalo. N. Charleston, r Chicago. Il Cloudy Cincinna Rain ! Rain s. 2 +.ve Clear Colo. . Clear | Mich. Cloudy El Paso. Tex. .. 2988 - Cloudy Galveston, Tex. 2998 Mont. " 39.98 Huron. S, Dak. 2092 Indianapolis.Ind 29 18 Jacksonville.Fla. 30 08 Knnsas City.Mo. 29 88 Los Angeles. ... 29.94 Louisville, Ky.. 2984 Miami._ Fia 0 90 New Orleans... 30.02 New York, N.¥. 2383 Oklahoma_ City. 2888 Qmaha. Nebr.. 2950 Philadeiphia 29.90 Phoenix. Ariz. . 2923 Pittsburzh. Pa.. 29 88 Portiand, Me... 2376 Orég. 30.04 gho N, 3002 ke City. 29.88 Antonfo. . ® 2990 Diero. Calif 2990 Francisco. 20 92 . Lous, 3 Pt cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Rain Clear Glear bt Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Rain Clear ain tcloudy Clear . Clear Mo. . FORFIGN. (1 am., Greenwich time. today.) Stations Temperature. Weather London._England..... 38 Clear | Paris. France 4 Ciear Vientia, Austria Glear | Berlin,” Germans Clear Brest.” France Rain Geneva. Switzeriand. | Fosgy Stockholm. Sweden Clear (Noon. Greerwich time. todas.) (Fayal. Asorcs. . 12 Part cloudy (Cuirent observations.) Hamilton. Bermuda i Cloudy San Juan, Porto Rico,.. 13 PArt cloudy Colon, Canal Zone.. i Cloudy Horta Recommend CHAMBERS Ambulances Clean, Fresh and SANITARY i Lowest in City $4.00 Any Place in D. C. Call Col. 0432 = FUNERAJ, DESIGNS._ 2500, 14th CHACONAS FLOWERS &i*33%, Beautiful Funeral Piece, $3 T Chambers Funeral_Parlors _ Gude Bros, Co., 1212 F St. Pros Auto Delivery Servies Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. GEO, C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD- PRATE TRICER \PRONE NAT. 0106, Open Evenings 14th & Eye and Sundays LOWERS For Funerals By Wire Anywh 1407 H St. N.W. 4908 Funeral services will be conducted by | Comparative figures of the monthly ! FATHER AND GIRL HURT Auto Overturns With Francis Auth and 11-Year-Old Anna. Francis Auth, 81 years old, 401 Six- teenth streef southeast, and his 11- year-old daughter, Anna, were treated at Providence Hospital yesterday after- noon for injuries sustained when their Automobile turned over after colliding Wwith an automobile operated by Mrs. Hortense Gross, 36, of 2633 Woodley Bu:fl at Twelfth and B streets south- Mr. Auth sustained an injury to the shoulder and the little girl cuts on the thigh “and knee, police report. rs. Gross is the wife of David D. Gross, president of the Gibson Furniture Co. MeCAFFREY. WILLIAM M. I wish to ex- tend sinceje thanks and appreciation to relatives and friends for the beautiful floral tributes and kind expressions of sympathy ai the loss of my dear hus- band, WILLIAM H, McCAFFREY MARY McCAFFREY. * @hituary. JOSEPHINE DREW. The JOSEPHINE DREW GRAY, Alonzo Gray, U. 8. A res their home 1n Wash- GRAY, MRs. death of Mis wite of Col tired, occurred at ington. 4131 Harrison St n.w., the aite f Tuesday, September 1, 1931. ~ Mrs. who had ’suffered for 'a consider- able ‘period with complications the heart. passed ~away from cardiac | asthma. A member of the old Army, she bhad een ‘Army seryice for over 44 years in the Philippine islands, Porto Rico and Al many frontier Bosts of nearly half a century ago. Besides her husband Mrs Gray is survived by three ane Drew, Mie A 3 Bmith wife of Col. A, M. Bmith, U. 8 A. reiired. and Mrs. “Charles A. ' Hedekin, ‘wife of Col C.'A. “Hedekin. 'U. 8. A. retired. Also by her ‘two daughters, ‘both of whom Were with their mother At the end. Mrs Olive ~Gray Odell. ‘®ife of Mal. Her- bert ' R. Odell,_ Fieid Artillers, U. 8. A. stationed ‘st Fort Sill. Okla. and Mri Alice Gray_Woodruff. wife of Ma). Roscoe B. Woodruff. Infantry, U. 8. A. now on duty at the ‘Army War College. Wash- ington. Funeral services ~condicted by the post chaplain, Fort Myer. will take place at the post chapel at 2 p.m. Thurs- qay, September 3 " Interment” wiil be in rlingtcn National Cemetery., b} Bratha. BENNETT. NUMA 0. On Wednesday. Sep- tember 2, dence Hospital, NUMA O hushand of Nellie Bennett and father of Jona Bennett. son: in-law of Lizzie M. Fritz and broiner_of Myrtle Trene Gail of Harrisbure. Pa. Re- mains resting at his late residence. 1628 Phd st se Notce of funersl Iaver BEUCHERT, WILLIAM. On Wednesda September 2. 193). at 12:30 am. at his residence, 430 K st. n.w. WILLIAM. be- | ioved husband of Lens Heucherf and fa- ther of I1 chiloren. in his 67th vear. Pu- neral {rom’ the Nevits funerai home. 924 | New York ave. n.w. Fridar. September | 4. at 2 pm. Interment In Gleawood Cemetery. CARL. WILLIAM. On Wsdnesday, Septe ber 2, 1931 at his residence. 1339 14th nw. Apt. 2. WILLIAM CARL. a v husband of Emma of William Carl of L brother of Mis. Carrie Wilson. M va Carl and Mrs. ida Seitz of Lovelane. Ind. | Remains recting in the W. W Chambecs | Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.%. Notice of funeral later. GEORGE R. On Tuesdav. Septem- 1. 1931 at his “home. 1417 33rd st ‘GEORGE R loved husband of | Mary A Case. in hiy 7jth vear Funeral Holy Trinity Cathclic Church Fri- Septembe: 4. at_9 a.m. Interment Mary’'s Cemetery. Rockville, Md 3 ¥._ MARY On September 2. 1. at 540 am. her residence. 1456 | R 1 ave nw. MARY A CROWLEY (nee FPeahy:, wife of the late D. J_Crowley and mother of Edward J. and Frank X Notice of funeral later. | DASHIFLL SAM . ALEXANDER. On ‘Tuesday. September 1. 1931. at Garfleld Hospital, SAMUEL ALEXANDER. beioved husband of Anna M. Dashiell and ‘father of Doroths Dashiell Arorn. son of Samuel Ker Dashiell and Ellen Hemilton Dashiell He also leaves to mourn their ioss a si ter, ‘Prances Ker Dashizil, and a brother, Gecrge B. Dashiell. Pun>ral from his late Tesidence. 5608 Western ave.. Chevy Chase, Fridar. Septembe 4. 2t 11 am. Inter- ment Glenwood Cemetary 3 UEY. ADINA WILSON. On Monday. Augu: 31, 1931. at her r enee. 2804 | Brentwood rd. ne. ADINA WILSON, the | beloved wife of Charles D. Dilley and 3 Settle. Mrs. B. D. | H. P. rown. William Burke Wilson and Richard Wilson. ~Funeral from above residence on Thursday. September 3. ot 2 pm. Interment in Fort Lincoln Cemeters: 2 DONOHOO. EDWARD F. Qn Tuesdav. Sep- tember 1. 1931. EDWARD P. DONOHOO. Funersl from the W _W. Chambers Co. | funerel home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w., on ‘Thursday. September 3. at 10 am. In- terment in Congressional Cemeters. FISHER. LULU E. On Tuesdav. September 11931, LULU E_FISHER. beioved wife of Edward H. Ficher Remai; resting at Prazier's funeral parlors. 389 Rhode la- land » n.w. where services will be con- ducted Wednesday, September 2, at § p.m. Interment at Philadelphia. Pa - GRAY. JOSEPHINE DREW. On Tuesday | afternoon. September 1. 1931, at her resi- dence. 4'31 Harrison st. n w. of cardiac asthms. JOSEPHINE DREW, oeloved wife of Gol' ‘Alonzo Grav. U 8 A retired motfer of Mrs. Herbert R. Odeil of Forl Sill. Okla. and Mrs. Roscoe B. f Washingfon and siser of Mre. A h, Mps. C. A. Hedekin and Miss Plneral Fort Mver September 3. at 2 Tington National sisters, Miss Jane rervices at on Thursday, Tnterment in Cemeters. GREENFIELD. GONZIE. On Monday. A gust 31. 1931 GONZIE GREENFIELD. He feaves a ssier. Rosie Tylec Coies. and other relatives and friends. Remains r InE At the funcral parlors of Alexander § Pope. 313 13th st. te. Pugeral Thursoar, September 3. 'at 11 a.m. from the above named pariors. JENNEY. GRACE ROMAIN, Departed this ife, suddenly. Monday. August 31. 1931 GRACE_ROMAIN JENNEY. beloved daueh: ter of Edward Whitiev, mother of Theima Wison and wister of Arthup Brown.Fu- neral Pridav. September 4. 1 pm from E W Bunigs funersl ‘home.” €2i Fiorida ave n.w. Remains resting at the above parlors JOJINSON. CHARLES HENEY. On Tuesdar. September 1. 1931, nt 5 &.m. CHARLES HENRY JOHNSON. 'the devoted son of John and Amanda Johnson. He also icaves 0 Brothers. - one SIster, Erandmo: Erandfather. one aunt and one sreat-aun. Funeral Friday. September 4. at 2 pom. from the W. Ernest Jarvis fureral church, 1432 You si. nw 3 KOBER. JOHN HENRY. On Mondar. gust 3171931, JOHN HENRY, beloved hus- band of Margaret T. Kober, ' Funerai from his late residence. 1378 © st. me. on Thursday. September 3. at 8:30 am Requiem mass at the Church of the Holv Comforter at 9 am." Relatives and friends invited. | Interment Mount' Olivet Ceme- tery 2 LEWIS, GEORGE. On Saiurday, August 29, 1931, at Garfleld Hosoital, GEO! LEWIS. ' devoted husband of Marv J. Lewis and father of Georze. fr.. ‘dames Alice’ Lewis Gatewgod. Mary and " Irene Lewis: § brothers. 3 sisters and 2 grand- children. * Remains ‘Testing At the W Ernest Jarvls funeral chureh. 1432 You st nw. until 5 pm. Wednesday, thercafter ai his_late residence. 03 Florida ave. now.' Funeral Thursday, Septemney 3. af 1 bm., from Mount Moriah Baptist! Church, MAREAN., RAYMOND P. On Monday. Au- ust 31 1931, at 8 p.m.. at his residence. 1078 Kearney St. n'e. Brookland. D. C. RAYMOND P, MAREAN. ~Funeral from St Anthony's Church. Brookland, D. C. Thursday mornine. 9:30. 2 MARSHALL, BERTHA B. On Tuesday, Scp- tember 1. 1931, at 3:30 am. ai her resi- dence. Railrosd. ave. Hyattsville. Md., BERTHA B. MARSHALL (nee Chinn), de- voted daughter of B. F. and the late Emily Chinn. and 'devoied ~mother “of Lawson Lewis, Franklin, William. Bvelyn. Golda. Ethel.” Lillian, Mary, James ar Robert Marshall. She 'aiso _lcaves to mourn thelr Joss two sisters. three brothe ers. % daughter-in-law And son-in-iaw. one grandchild and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the W. Er- mest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st nw. “Funeral Fridey, September 4. at 1 from st Pauls” Baptist Church, B Bladensbu: MASON. W On_Tuesday. Septem- ber 2 pm. at Georgetown Howpital, WALLACE MASON. devoted n band of Geneva Mason,. father of Lorenzo, Gertrude, Jennie and Thomas Mason and son of Jennie Mason, brother of Lilly Kinslow. Hattie Warrer. Rosa, Eusene and Waiter Mason. Funeral Friday. Septem- ber 4, at 2 pm. from No. 10, Cabin John. ' Md. ' Remains the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st., untll Thursday noon. thereafier at his iate residence, Scotiand, Md. 3 MITCHELL, JOSEPH M. Departed this life Tuewday."Septempar 1. 1931, at 748 p.n. JOSEPH M. MITCHELL. devoted son of Coriune A.' Pace and brother of ‘Eliza- beth. Lawrence and Reginald Page Fu- neral Friday at 2 from McGuire's wndertaking _establishment. Interment Lincoln Memosial Cemetery. NICHOLS, CHARLOTTE REGINA On_Tuesday, September 1. 1931, residence, the Olympia Apt,, CHARI REGINA 'HABLUP. of Fred- eric Bancroft Nichols. 1 services at the B. H. home, 2001 14th st ember '3, at 3 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. NORRYCE, LOUIS E. On Sunday, August 30. 1931, at Ear. Eye, Nose and Throat Hospital. Columbia, 8. C. LOUIS E.. the beioved husband of Emma_B. Norrvce of 1220 North Carolina uve.. Waghinsion, D. nt 3 Au resting at rment at Andzrson, S. C. POOLE. ANNA. On Tuesdny, September 1 1931, "at het residence. 1760 Buciid st Mrs’ ANNA POOLE, aged 85 vears. mother of Mrs. £ E._Witherspoon neral services ut Hysonz’s pariors. st n.w.. Baturdag. Sepiember 5, at 11 a.m. Interment at Abbey Mausoleum. ks PRETTYMAN, DAVID WILLIAM. August 31, 1931, at 8:45 p.m.. at his home 112 North Pitt st. Alexandria, Va, DAVID WILLIAM® PRETTYMAN, aged 85 vears 2 months. Funeral from his late residence Thursday, September 3, at 11 a.m. 2 RECARD, FRED R. On Tuesday, September TOATSS1. Tt Garfleld Howpital, PRED, K. aged 35 years, beloved husband_of Lula nn Reca Funeral services Thursday, ptember 3. at 2:50 p.m. at Hyeong s arlors, 1300 N st. n. Relatives and riends Invited. involving |* Beathsa. SAYLES, ALICE V. Depar:z4 this life Tuese AR B oo 1, DRAr 21 e Hhdohen 1310 Half st s.w. ALICE V. SAYLES, be-s loved mother of ‘Mre. Mary Lizzie Jack on and Robert Bavies, widow of Tho les, grandmother of Alie E. Pintor sister ' of Humphrey P. Jackson. B Jesting at Annie Hollowas's chapel. 171 412 st. s.v. " Nolice of funeral Iater SIMMS. LORENA M. Suddeniy, on Monda; Ausust ‘31,1931 ‘at her :esidence. the laie ‘John A. Simms, Testing at'S. J. Morrow's funeral 1344 4ih st now. " Puneral irom the above parlors Thuryday. Sepiember 3. at 2 .., Rev. J. De Wit Wilson officiating. SMITH, ADA V. ©n Monday. August 1931811720 i.m nt ey Tekidenees 3 08 Mi. Pleasant si. ADA V. SMITH, wife of ‘Stanley H. Smith and sister of Mrs. Anna M. Lofg and Mrs. B. Rehrer. Services ‘at’ J. R. Wright's funeral pAfs 1008,1397 1005 st nx."Wednesday. Ben. r 2. at p.m. Interment Creek Cemetery. b 3 SMITH. DAVID. On Tuesday. September 1. 1831, at his residence. 1830 Mags. ave. se. DAVID SMITH, father of Mrs. Blanche 8. Weaver, Mrs. Eva E. Ken: reds. Mre. Elsle M. Thompson. Remins resting at’ above residence. Funeral from aboye, residence on Friday September 4. 830 am; thence to Holy Comforter Church. wheie macs will e cald 270 Lm. or the' repose of. his soul. Inters Mount Olivet Cemelery. e SMITH. JOSEPH. Departed this life on Monday, August’ 21, 1931 at 830 pm., at Gallingér Hospital. JOSEPH SMITH. He leeves tn mourn their loss a devoted wife. Jenny Smith. and & host of other rela- Uves and friends. Remains resting At Better's funeral parlors until Thursday. thereafter st his late residence. 1405 Mass. ave. se. Puneral Friday, September 4. 8t 2 pm. from Mount Zion Baptist Church. Interment Rosemont Cemetery. 3 SOUDER, WILLIAM WALLACE. day, September 1. 1931 at 820 am. &t bis - residence. Tdylwood. Va. WILLIAM WALLACE, beloved husband of Nannie R. Souder. “father of Mary. Oljvie. Lillian. Beatrice and Agnes Migron Souder. Fu- neral from his lete residence Friday. Sep- tember 4. at 11 _am. Interment Loudon Park Cemetery, Baitimore, Md. 3 STOVALL, RUTH BATES. On Tuesday. Sep- tember '1, 1931. at 7 East Franklin st. Baltimere, ' Md. Mrs. RUTH BATER STOVALL! dearly beloved wife of Wiillam Henry Btovall. She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted son. Bates Mitchell Stovall of Jacksonville, Fla.; Miss Mary K. Bates of ‘Washington, her constant companion during her long illness; Mrs. Sarah B. Ritchie of New York and John Edward Bates of Washington apd many other Telatives and friends. - Services at the funeral establishment of Almus R _Speare 1623 Conn. ave. Priday. September 4. st 2 pm_ Dr. Andrew M. Brodie of the New' York ‘Avenue Presbyterian Church UL officiate. Interment Rock Oreek Ceme- On Tues- In Memoriam BURDETTE. GEORGE W. In loving re- membrance of my dear son. GEORGE W. BURDETTE. who entered eternal rest five yerrs ago today, September 2, 1926 Wheneyer I hear his name. It flls my heart with pain. A3d then a_sweet spirit whispers. Weep not. dear motlier. we shall ail meet together. bre and bye BROKEN-HEARTED MOTHER. * FOSTER. MAYME COLES. Sacred to the memory of a dear wife and sister, MAYME COLES FOSTER. who depsried this life one year ago today. September 2, 1930 To bear this sad year we asked God for Erace. Por we: knew He w And let our minds gwell On hope of eternity, for He doth all things HER_HUSBAND, MIGGIE FOSTER, AND SIETER. IDA COLES HARRIS . KELLY. LOUISA. T membrance of our KELLY. who_ deps ago foday, Beptember 2. 1921 THE FAMILY. * NEFF. ANNA C. Ir sad but loving remem- brance of cur_dear mother and dsughter, ANNA C. NEFF. who died ‘twenty years ago today. September 2, 1911, Today recalls a_memory ©Of a loved one zone to rest. And those who think of her today Are ‘those who love her best MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. ® PFAU, T. EDWARD. In loving memory of our’ dear son, T. EDWARD PPAU., Who departed this life fifteen years ago today, September 2, 1916, Lonely years have passed Since death’s pain did take And never since we saw you Did our fond thoughts forsake you. It was God who called you to His throne And left us lenels hers Biif He who knows what 1s best for all Will guide ns gafely on To that blessed home, made with hands. Where our desr Fiwerd roams MOHTEP AND FATHER RANDALL, CAROLINE F. Secred to the memory of my dear and devoted sister CARRIE. who departed this Life one year 80 today. September 2. 1930 Tovine ard kind fn all her wavs. Uoright and fust to the end of her davi. - §incere and kind in heart and mind— What »_beautiful memory she Ieft behind. DEVOTED SISTER. MOLLIE RANDALL RANDALL. CAROLINE F. A tribute of love and devotion ta the memory of my dear mother. CAROLINE F. RANDALL. who en- tered fnfo eferral rest one vear ago to- day. September 2. 1930. Gentle mother. precious mother. ver faithful. kind and trus, Now &t rest o sweet in heaven All loving hearts remember vou. Bhe fought life's battles bravelv And patiently stood every test 1 ‘inow she is sweetls resting. For she was one of God's best on. that are gone, will you ever | comfort us not joy return To sladden ms heart as of vored Will T find veu awaiting <ome hapny mora t 0" eternity s shore? Will_vour eves meet mine as in the dave that are pas ‘Will T thrill at the touch of vour hand? Oh \n‘|( that are gone, will I find vo® 2t Inst On the shores of that wonderful land? HER:LONELY. HEART-BROKEN DATU( TER. ADA R PRICE. » WARRE: FLAINI In sad but loving re- membrance of our darling babr. ELAINE WARREN. who departed this life twenty vears ago today. September 2, 1911 In September. when the days were warm, Christ sent a messenger from His throne. 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