Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1931, Page 7

HICCOUGHS ARE HALTED A f hbwugfi:“ol:l':lb;rhy:ll . «A case of whic} cf said had lasted nine days was halted, temporarily at least, here last night when the victim, Harry Hall, 68, was given injections of sodium amytol. ‘The hiccoughing began November 11 after Hall, a night watchman, fell and fractured a vertebr: Physicians said they administered opiates, carbon diox- ide inhalations and ether injections un- successfully before using sodium amytol. DR. SMALL EXPIRES; NOTED DIXIE EDITOR Atlanta Columnist Will Be Buried at Arlington After, Georgia Rites. CHARGE ACCOUNT (i | By the Assoctated Press. [ ) | ATLANTA, November 21.—Dr. Sam | 80th year. For more than half a cntury Dr. political and religious writer and for- mer evangelist, died here today in his 0 t | Small had been a contributor to the vercoats | Atlanta Constitution, and for many | lll | under the heading, “Looking and Lis- | tening,” were a feature of the Consti- | tinued to perform his editoMal duties, $5 Down—Balance $2 Week |ll | although he had been in failing health or $8.00 Month fl’g““" National Convention from his years had been associate editor of the 325 newspaper. His political commentaries, tution editorial page. [ ] ! Until a few weeks ago he bad con- since 1928 when he broke his hip in a ° fall, which forced him to cover the Re- EISEMAN'S Bors n Kaaroe Seventh & F Sts. N.W. Dr. Small was born st Knoxville, Tenn,, in 1851, and began his newspaper career there 20 years later as edi- tor of a weekly. He went to that posi: Distinctive Sterling FAIRFAX 1= i 7 emmisTMAS s3It TORE POR i rasiezores Adlf dosow Butter Knives .50 oach Bouillon Spoons half dosen 2.25 Cream Soup Dessert Forks half dozen Butter Spreaders half dosen Oy Forks half dosen Salad Forks half dosen Coffee Spoons half dozen I5* 9.M 750 = 5 Spoons half dozen Sugar Spoons each Dessert Spoons half dosen | small, widely known newspaper editor, | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, tion immediately after graduation from Emory and Henry Collge. After a short period in Knoxville he went to Houston, Tex., as editor of an afternoon newspaper. Subsequently he served on numerous papers betweer periods of public service, Army duty in the war with Spain, and an evangelist | tour with Sam Jones. He was the founder of the Norfolk (Va.) Pilot and the Oklahoma City Ok- lahoman, leaving the latter paper to make the connection with the Constitu- tion which endured until his death. Occupied Important Posts. His public service included the posts of confidential secretary to President Andrew Johnson, while a member of the United States Senate: official re- porter of the Senate, military super- visor of the public schools of Cuba after the war with Spain and secretary of the United States Commission to the Parls | Exposition. When war with Spain was declared. | Dr. Small enlisted as a_chaplain and | with the rank of captain served in Cuba with the 3d Regiment of United States Volunteer Engineers. In 1873 Dr. Small married Miss Annie 1. Arnold of Greenville, Tenn. They had two sons, Sam W. and Robert T. Small. The latter, who died several vyears ago, was & widely known news- paperman and for many years was a member_of the staff of the Associated Press, Mrs. Small died in 1915. Dr. Small spent many of his later years in Washington, where he wrote & column of political comment for the Constitution. He was a member of the National Reform Association, the Anti-Saloon League, the Military and Naval Order of the Spanish-American War, the Military Order of Forelgn Wars, the Spanish_War Veterans, the Masonic Order, Knights of Pythias and the Red Men. Funeral services for Dr. Small will | be held here tomorrow afternoon and | his body will be sent to Washington | for burial in Arlington_Cemetery. His | son, Sam, jr., lives in California. Births R.epo;ted. . and Esther Austin, girl. G ir: ARG Florence Dove, eirl. Daniel P. and Margaret Dougherty, girl. Anthony and_ Catherine Cicols, boy. Edwin L. and Mabel Wood. boy. Clarence R. and Beatrice Bruffy. boy. Walter J. and Ruth Trunnell. boy. James and Chryauths Tsoullas, glrf. Archie R. and Thelma Shirley. gir John J._and Camille O'Hi wirl. Ernest R. and Evelyn Barnes, g Luther B. and Ames Smaliwood. gir). Alphonso and Dorothy Harrison. irl. Collin and Minna Bloomfield, boy. Marriage Licenses. v lsinn, 31, St. Louls, and Doris 3 DR i elty: ‘Rev.’ Edward L. B Naties Irby. 46, and Carrie Quarles, 40; v Soses Woods, 39, and Jessle Winston, 21; Rev. W. Westray. Nefany. 31, this clty. and Mary E. Afi'e'lx',’,‘ %1, Bethesda, Md; Rev. Pryce E Gatiin. John J. Ml“u"'« %‘H.l)lll‘l‘drfi!;’llllul P. Mec- °'u‘r§§‘{ “"r“:n\x:rv?i 7. 26, avd Ania B. Ford, 7; R sooh %, Bretiyman. 31, and Cordelia W. 5!-][7; f.v both of Keyser, Va.; Rev. A. CKinley. 3. Riley. ir. 30, Hopkinsville, K and Mary S S50 Laurel, Miss.l Rev. M Brises. ;"{’«’éxfifi:fifa‘af 28, and Carrle Brooks, 31: v sler. “Aiton P. Shumate. 24, this city, and Bessie v Presgrave. 35, Falls Church, Va.; Rev. J. C o onan " Becker, 28, and Bertha Letvin, 19; Rev. Abram Simon. Oren_D. Moser, 22. this city, and June E. Clark, 23, Boone. Towa; Rev. 8. B. Daughert: Ciarence A Grubbs, 35, and Ruby A. Wil: iams: 55, boin of Richmond; Rev. Allan ¥. 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Sl & SR Gloves by FOWNES for formal wear; excellent skins, made s only Fownes em i thro-over type; Silk or Opera Hat by KNOX; the standard Patent Leather Oxfords by HANAN; hand- lasted of the finest leathers obtainable; the last word in comfort and style..........$13.50 Use Your Charge Account, Open One Here Tomorr RALEIGH HABER 1310 F Street ] for American gentlemen since nearly a century ago; now made finer than ever. . Raleigh Silk Hat, $14.50 ..520 or. ow DASHER COL CHARLES SMITH’S FUNERAL TOMORROW Adjutant General of 8th Corps Area to Be Buried at Arlington. Arrangements have been made by the War Department for the burial in Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow, at 11:45 am., of Col. Charles C. Smith, adjutant general of the 8th Corps Area, who died at Fort Sam Houston, Tex., November 12. The funeral party, including Mrs. Elizabeth S. Smith, the officer’s widow, will arrive at the Union Station tomorrow morning and will be escorted to the grave by troops from Fort Myer. Officers of the 20th Infan- try, to which Col. Smith was formerly attached, will serve as honorary pall- bearers. Born in Toledo, Ohlo, February 4, 1872, Col. Smith was graduated from the West Point Military Academy in June, 1894, and reached the grade of colonel in July, 1920. Most of his service was in the Infantry and in the Adjutant General's Department. He was awarded a Silver Star citation for gallantry in action at El Caney, Cuba, July 1, 1898, and afterward saw hard service in the Philippine, Mexican and World War campaigns. = He organized the 3024 Infantry at Camp Devens, Mass., and accompanied that regiment to_France. Following his return to the United States, he served at the Army School of the Line at Fort Leavenworth, at General Staff College and at the Army War College in this city, as adjutant general, 6th Co Area at Chicago. in charge of the serve Division, War Department, and as adjutant general, 8th Corps Area at Fort Sam Hous- ton. Tex. Before going to Texas, Col. and Mrs. Smith resided first at the Woodley and later at the Shawmut Apartment on Columbia road. —_— Deaths Reported. Herbert L. Shephard, 86, St. Elizabeth's Hospital. George W. Bousman, 85, United Btates Soldiers” Home. 80, Georgetown Uni- versity Hospital. Schneir Freudberg, Luch Ann Treasure. 79, 1209 Geranium, Emma Price. 79, Sibley’ Hospital. Mary A_Tress. '78. 4523 Iowa ave. George Koehler. 72, Garfleld Hospital. Celeste_Ford, 72, Garfield Hospital Anna Tollerday. 70, Gallinger Mary E. Williams, 65. 1532 V. Maggle Cross. 65. Gallinger Hospital Charles George Schmitt, 58, 3626 18th ne. Prank . Jewell. 53, Walter Reed Hospital. Albert Leavey, 54, 4823 Kansas ave. Robert ‘Henry Reid. 53. 5407 Galena pl echin_MacAithur, 50, George- sity_Hospital. 50, Georgetown Uni- ospital. st se st Tsabelle town Univ Sarah_Ann Beach, versity Hospital g Sally T."Perry, 49, Georgetown University ospital. Norris Engle, 43, Garfleld Hospital. William Jenifer Wayman, 42, 13 ning n.e. Bétly ‘Lee Gamble, 4, Children's Hospital. Powell, 4 months, Children's gatiorie ospital. Angeline Tavlor, 84, 5021 Blaine n.e Asron_Campbell, 35. Preedmen’s Hospital. Earl ‘Sinkfield, 21, Freedmen's Hospital kervilie. 3. Gallinger Hospital. ngly, 14 days, Children’s Hos< Chan- Poet to Be Entertainer. James Tandy Ellis, Kentucky poet and humorist, will be an entertainer at a reception &nd dance by the Ken- tucky Soclety of Washington, begin- ning at 8:15 oglock Tuesday night in the main ball' room at the Willard Hotel. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3519 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Rosd Col. 0464 Adams 10341 || DELIVERS Balance On Terms To Suit You or more 4510 1817 ADAMS MILL ROAD (At 18th and Col. Rd.) OPEN EVENINGS A Comp b C. NOVEMBER 22, Rites Tomorrow FUNERAL TO BE HELD FROM SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. J. MILTON WALDRON, Former pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church for 22 years, for which services will be held at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Waldron, who died at his home, 1334 V street, Friday, was one of Wash- ington’s best known colored clergymen. Will Speak on Education. C. M. Thomas of Armstrong High School will sp2ak on an_educational community program at First Baptist Church, Whittingham and Lane places northeast, Deanwood, this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Other members will be given by students of the Armstrong Night School. FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue League, 349 Maryland ave. s.w. Nat. 8088 LOST. BRACELET, white gold. fillgree. lost_Friday’ morning:_reward. _Col Maltese, ‘male, vicinity ._Reward. _Phone Adams 7657. B nd white, answers by No. 16896, Owner. P. _phone Decatur_1934. _Reward. _ DOG—Jackie, white male poodle. 13419, " Phone CI. 0392-J. DOG, setter puppy about 6 mi and_white_cars. _Hyattsville 1875, DOG. straved. Tuesday_morning, bearing Brooklyn, N, ¥t A i FUR SCARF, gray fox: Priday. bet. 2 and 4 p.m. Pinder please call North 1071, Mondas. and receive reward. GOLF WATCH—Encased _in_brown leathe gpening like & traveling clock: purchased ir Parls Zor boy by father who died on” way me. Reward, . . 605, HUDSON SEAL THROW—Reward. 1740 K st. n.w. Apt. 3L e NECKPIECE —Fur, left in taxicab at North- brook Courts. 6 o'clock, Saturday evening Reward If returned, 513 Northbrook Courts. O B iyl s POCKETBOOK. black. patent leathe: taining eveglasses, money, check. etc. Lo Sunday, 15th. Reward for eyeglasses. Adams ave.. POCKETBOOK, ailigator P matinee, Saturday, Nov. 21, Liberal reward. Burne. 1884_Col. rd.. Apt. 31. 7 POLICE DOG, 8 months. light tan snd white chest: child's pel: straved from 2637 Wood- ley bl “Reward, Adams 4033, ' 0 PURSE_Lady's, containing gloves, Keys and | cards; in Rock Creek Park near Zoo. Re- ward, Georgin 0271, ROSARY, red. on F or G (s, Frid noon. - Reward.-Value z Aress Box 91X, star ofices “ccosake. Ad SCOTCH POX TERRIER, biack ani white, short hair, long tail. Keward. 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Only Philco’s tremendous facili- ties could produce such quality at this undreamed-of low price. Come in—See it—Hear it! 25 Phone COL. 2900 Stock of Philco Balanced Tubes for Replacement 1931—PART ONE. Qards of Thanks MUSE, BRADLEY. The family of BRADLEY MUSE desires to thank Rev. J. 8. Carroll and the many friends fop their kind e Pressions of sympathy and beautitul flor s e deal - Lributes at the deatn of our beloved hus. MRS MEDIA MUSE. TEMPLEMAE MUSE. FANNIE MUSE. * WILES. KATHLEEN MARGARET. The fam- ily of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wiles of 63212 Morton pl. n.e. wish to express their sincere appreciation ~ for the kindness shown by all in their hours of sorrow at the death of their little daughter, KATH- LEEN MARGARET WILES, who died on November 12, 1931, Braths. BOWMAN, IRA L. On Saturday. 21. 1931, at Tuberculosis Hosp! beloved son of William Leon: and the late Effie May Bowms Puner; from the W. W, Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. mw. on Monday, November 23, ‘at 2 pm. Interment Congressional Cemetery, BRADLEY, WERDNA B. , No- Vember 207 1031, at "i2:15 "o clock puns WERDNA B. BRADLEY, beloved daughter of Rose B. Bradley and_ the laf Bradley of §719 Sherrier place n.w. neral Monday, November 23, at 10 o'clock a.m., from David's Episcopal Chapel, Conduit and Chair Bridge roads n.w. Rel- atives and friends invited. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. 22 BROOKS, ALEXANDER H. Entered peac fully into_rest on Saturday, November 21. 1931, at 7:10 p.m. at his residence, 2034 17th st. n.w. LEXANDER H. BROOKS, devoted brother of Miss Georgiana Brooks and beloved father of Mrs. Euni Manning, Mr, J. Staniey Brooks Florence B. Porter, Funeral Tuesday. November 24, at 1:30_p.) Metropolitan A. M. E. Church, Re liam H. Thomas officiating. CHASE. BRYSON W. Departed this life on Saturday, November 2], 1931, at 8:25 p.m., BRYSON W. CHASE, devoted husband of the Iate Anita’ E. Chase and beloved. fa- ther of Valerie E. and Bryson H. (Jim) and Eugene A. Chase. Nolicc of funeral hereafter. HORACE R. On Priday. No- 1931, at Walter Reed Hospital, HORACE R, CRAWFORD ihe devoted hu band of Bessie 1. Crawford, father of Horace, ir.: Ishmel and. Jacateline Craws ford, son of C. C. and Mary Crawford and brother of Flora Calliers, Bertie Whit- tington, Nellie Van Lowe. Ida Wilson, ‘Thomas and Hoyt Funeral Monday. November 23 from the W, Ernest Jarvis fune 15‘ n.w. Interment DAY. AMELIA CATHERINE. Departed this lifé ‘Thursday, November 19. 1931, after s lingering illness, at her residence, 1729 T st. n.W. AMELIA CATHERINE DAY. She ‘leaves' to mourn their loss three daughters, ' three sons-in-law, two sons. two daughters-in-law and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains may_be seen at Moon's funeral home. 1323 You st. n.w., Saturday. Funeral Monday, No- vember ‘23, at 1 o'clock, from the above funeral homne, Rev. Brown officiating. In- terment at Payne's Cemetery. A precious one from us has gone, A voice we loved Is stilled. A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled HER _DAUGHTER, MARGARET WIL- LIAMS. 22 DOZIER. ALLEN. Suddenly. Saturday, N vember 21. 1931, at Emergency HoSpiti ALLEN DOZIER. 3014 Dent pl. loved husband of Rosa Dozier to mourn their l0ss two b and Henry Dozier: six nephews and one godchild, " Sheadonna Howell. ~Remains Testing at the Morris A. Carter funeral home, 2nd and F sts. s.w. Notice of fu- neral later. GOREN, MARY. Died November 20. 1931, at 11:30 p.m.. MARY GOREN. age 53 years. Funeral Sunday, November 72. at 3 p.m. from her late residence, 1336 H st. n.c. Friends and relatives invited. GOREN, MARY. A specizl meeting of St John's Lodge ‘Chapter, No. 18. O. E. §. Will be held at Masonic Temple, 13th and New York ave. n.w.. Sunday. Novem- ber 22, 1931, 1 p.m..'for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late sister. MRS. MARY GOREN. By order of thé worthy matron, MRS. MARY E. ROWE. CLARA DAVIS. Secretars. HARDY. CORNELIA BRADY. Suddenly. on Tuesday, November 17, 1931 at Philadel. hia. Pa. CORNELIA, beloved mother of ldridge “and Henry Brady, and loving aunt of Blanch Proctor, Sadfe Harvey and Beatrice Brooks, Funeral was held Fri- day, November 20, in Philadelphia, Pa. May she 'rest in_peace. HER NIECE, SADIE HARVEY. HARRIS, HENRIETTA. The devoted moth- er of Edward E, Harris. Julia H. Hayes and Lillan H. Fayne, HENRIETTA HAR- RIS, departed "this 'life Saturday. No- vember 21. 1931, at 2 p.m. ~Funeral serv- ices at McGuire's ‘funeral parlor, 1820 $th st. nw. Sunday, November 22, at 1 pm. Interment at Richmond, Va., Tuesday, November 24, at 2 p.m. d HEROLD. JOHN. On Saturday. November 21, 1931, JOHN_HEROLD, husband of the laie Emina M. Herold, aved 77 years. Fu- neral from his late residence, 422 15th st. on Monday, November 23 at 2:30 p.m. Reiatives and friends invited. Interment Congressional Cemetery. 2 HURST, ROBERT JAMES. On Priday. No- vembér 20, 1931, at Georgelown University Hospital, ROBERT JAMES, beloved hus. band of Delia M. Hurst (nee Mulvinill) and_father of Margaret and Winifred Hurst and Edna Jackson. = Puneral will be held from his late residence, 1507 Caroline st. n.w. on Monday, November 23 at 830 thence to 'St. Paul's Catholic Church, where requiem mass will be said at 9 am. for the repose of his soul. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery, Rela- tives and friends invited. 2 JACKSON, MARGARET. On Thursday, No- vember 19. 1931. MARGARET JACKSON, the devoted daughter of Della and the late Charles Jackson: sister of Mrs. Bessie Holland, Mrs. Augusta Clarke and Martin L. Jackson. ~Funeral Sunday. November 33, ‘at 2 p.m. from the Church of the Atonement, Deanwood. . DIPLOMAT TO ADDRESS JEWISH CENTER GROUP Dr. Charles Pergler, U. 8. Agent to Czechoslovakia, to Discuss Central Europe Politics. Dr. Charles Pergler, former commis- sloner for Czechoslovakia to the United States, will address the meeting of the Round Table of the Jewish Community Center Tuesday night at 9 o'clock. He will speak on “Political and Civil Liberty in Central Europe.” Dr. Perg- ler is recognized as an authority on minority rights. Although educated in this country and a member of the bar in Towa, he has spent the last 10 years engaged in the affairs of Czechoslovakia 722227 Ryan Service Never Fails to - Please —When you call on us you will find us ready to respond with the finest equipment in the hands of capable men. Funeral parlor, private ambu- lance and livery in connection. JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317Pa. Ave.S.E. LTI L L L L LLL L LI LL L2 R Telephone At 1700-1701 LI L L LI L LA LI 2 I AL P 2L L2 LI LTI 112270 777 We Claim te Produce the Finest Economical Funeral In the World We have 10 cars, hearses ambulances; pel We Will Give You a Whole Funeral Cars, Casket and All— Extra Cn;:‘,‘ $7 Each The Greater Chambers Co. Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Col. 0432 [ R Bratha. JORNSON, RICHARD GRANVILLE. On Saturday. November 21, 1931, RICHARD GRANVILLE, eldest con of Crosbie and the late Frances Ashiin Johnson, brother of Prances A. and Raymond K. 'Johnson. husband of Amelia Bishop Johnson, father of Flora and Marion Johnson. Funeral services will be held at the residence of his sister, Monday, November 23, at 2 p.m. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. JEWELL, COL. FRANK C. On Friday. No- vember 20, ‘1931, at 9 am. Col. FRANK C. JEWELL. Coast Artillery Corps. be- loved husband of Cecil M. Jeweil and ther of Mrs. John Burnside ‘and Miss Bol bie Jewell. Funeral at Wast Point, N. ¥ Monday morning, November 23. 22 KENGLA, THOMAS L. On Thursday, No- vember’ 19, 1931, at Georaetown University Hospital. THOMAS L., beloved husband of Elizabeth M. Kengla (nee Mohun) and son of the late Joseph T. and Claire A Kenula. Funeral from his late residence. 2324 Wis- consin ave., on Monday. November 23. at 2:30 a.m., thence to Holy Trinity Catholic Church, where_requiem mass will be said at 9:15 am, Interment 2t Mount Olivet Cemetery. 22 LEAVEY, ALBERT. On Thursday. Novem- ber 19, 1931, at 4823 Kausas ave, AL BERT LEAVEY. aged 54 years, husband of the late Amelia Leavey. “Funcral from the chapel of Bernard Danzansky, 3501 14th st. n.w.. on Sunday. November 22, at 10:30 Tnterment Adas Israel Cemetery. 22 MORTON. EDWARD J. On Thursday, No- Vember 19, 1931, at 5:25 a.m. EDWARD J. MORTON. He 'ls_survived by his widow. Mattie Shelton ~Morton. and two sons. Ferdinand Q. and Pred D. Morton. Re- mains may be seen after 2 p.m. Saturday. November 21. at his late residence. 1023 Irving st. n.w. Funeral Sunday. November 22, at 1 pm.. from the Nineteenth Street Baptist 'Church, ~Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. i 22 ELEY. JULIA. On Wednesday, Novem- N Mo 13 at_Pians L Va. JULIA MOSELEY. devoted mother of Louis and James Moseley, Alice Richardson. Pinkie Davis and_Sallie Summers. She aiso lenves five grandchildren. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st n.w. until 2 p.m. Saturday e B B Rl Tt Rl 1 ineral Sunday, L Px from Mount’ Salvation ~Baptist Chuich, Halls Hill, Va. m:z PERRY, SALLY F. Suddenly, on ay. November 30, 1931, at Georsetown Univer- sity Hospital, SALLY F.. beloved wife of Walter E. Perry. Funeral Sunday, Novem- ber 22, at 2 p.m.. from her late Tesidence, Bethesdn, Md, Interment Monocacy Cem- eters, Beallsville, Md. 2 QUAIL. MARY AGNES. On Friday, Novem- er 0, 1931. at her_residence, 33 Johncon Boe 20 atisviiler Md.. MARY ~AGNES QUAIL, widow of Thomas Quail of Taun- fon, Mass.. and mother of Myles H. Quail. Funeral ffom the above Tesidence on Mon- day, November 23. at 8:30 a.m.: thence to 8t." Jerome's Church, Hyattsville, Md. Where mass will be said at 9 am. for the Tepose 'of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ROBERT H. On Friday, November at_his residence. 5407 Galena pl. BE] H.. beloved husband of He is also survived by two daughters. Miss Marjorie Ann_Reid and_Mrs. Vivian Clem, and a son, Irving G. Reid. Remains restl at the Tabler funeral home, 928 M st. n.w. Services will be held Bunday, November 22, at 3 o'clock p.m.. followed by interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. 22 ROYCE, NELLIE W. Suddenly. November 21, 1931. at_her residence, 1308 36th st. n.w., NELLIE W. ROYCE, nee Davidson, age 31 years, beloved wife of Theodore O. Royce and beloved daughbter of Mrs. Ella Davidson. Notice of funeral later. SHILLING, ANNA R. Suddenly. on Priday. November 20, 1931, at her residence. 31 Chapel road, Seat Pleasant. Md. ANNA R.. beloved mother of the Rev. George G. Schilling. Remains resting at her late residence until 10 a.m. Monday, Novenber 23, thence to Addison Chapel, where re- auiem mass will be said at 11 am. Rela- tives and friends invite Interment_ at Add!son Chapel, Seat Pleasant. Md. 2 SMITH, REBECCA. Departed this life on Priday. November 20. 1931. at 9 p.m., at her_residence. 1208 Linden st. n.e. after a brief {ilin REBECCA. the beloved mother of Ed d H. Smith, only sister of Christine Hawkins and the devoted mother-in-law of Charity H. Smith. She also leaves to mourn their loss two neph- ews. four nieces and a host of friends. Remains can be seen at her late resi- dence at 4 . Sunday. Funeral Tues- day. Noveml 24, from Zion Baptist Church, F st. between 3rd ‘and 4%z sts. sw., at 1 pm. Rey. W. L Washingion officiating Friends invited. 23 1931, in Plainsfleld, N. J.. PARTHENIA GRIFFIN-STEVENS. She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted father. one brother, six_sisters and & host of other relatives and friends Rem-mss Yesflknxc:l ‘t‘l;z chapel of the G ) ; Mfln‘fl‘:y. 'Nt‘- vember 23. rom e resi- dence of her sister. Mrs. Sadie Byrd, 520 23rd st. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. TALLERDAY, ANNIE. On_Thursday. No- vember 19, 1931, ANNIE TALLERDAY, Tas ohnine dAtencey vilimieers. | Funerai th Ohio. Infantry Volun services at the W. W. Chambers Co. fu. neral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. day, November 23, at 10 a.m. Arlington National Cemetery. TAYLOR. CHRISTIAN A. On Friday, No- vember 20, 1931, at his residence, 314 East Capitol st.. CHRISTIAN A. TAYLOR. be- loved husband of the late Alice Taylor. Services will be held at Zurhorst's funeral parlors, 301 East Capitol st. on Monday. November 23, at 10 a.m. Intermeft. with military honors, in Arlington National | Cemetery. 22 THORN, KATE P. On Saturday, November 31, 1931, near Silver Spring. Md.. KATE P! beloved wife of the late Dr. Joseph A. Thorn of Washington, D. C. °Remains Testing at the Colonial funeral home of William Reuben Pumphrey, Rockville, Md. Funeral Monday, November 23, at 11 a.m.. from the above funeral home. Interment Druid Ridge Cemetery. Baltimore, Md. THORNTON, JULIA. Departed this Priday, November 20, 1931, at 6:30 p.m., at her residence, 604 L st. n. after a lingering iliness, JULIA THORNTON. the mother of the late Caroline Thornton. She leaves a nephew, Willlam P. Stewart; a niece, Ella Stewart., and two cousins. nd Jennie Carter. Re- resting_at the funeral parlers_of Alexander 8. Pope, 315 15th st. se. Fu- Tuesday. November 24, at 9 am.. from Holy Redeemer Church. N. Y. and . J. aves. n.w. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 23 THORNTON, JULIA. Officers and members ‘THORNTON. mother of the late Carolyn A. Thornton. EIks' services will be held Monday. November 23, 1931, at Pope's undertaking establishment, 315 15th st. s.e., at 2 pm. Funeral Tuesday. Novem- ber 24, at 9 am. from the Holy Re- deemer Church, New Jersey and New York aves. n.w. The Morning Star Lodge, No. 40; Columbia Lodge. No. 85: Forest Temple. No. 9: Love and Harmony Tem- ples are lnvlterii(.A V. THO) . Attested by: Daughter Ruler. RHODA F. COLSTON, Financial Secretary. LKER. ADA EDMONDS. Suddenly. Pri- day, November 20, 1931. at Freedmen's Hospital, ADA' EDMONDS WALKER. the beloved wife of James C. Walker and sis- ter of Mrs. Harriet Marshall, Mrs, Mary E. Scott and Mrs. Ella_E. Settles of Indianapolis, Ind. Funeral Tuesday, No- vember 24, at 11 am., from the residence of her sisters, 3600 Rock Creek Church thence to Mount Zion M. E. Church, sburg. Va.. where services will be held Taterment "at. Harmony Ceme- WALTHER, LOUISE C. On Priday. Novem- ber 20. 1931 at her residence, 3300 13th &, n.e. LOUISE C.. beloved wife of the iate Henry W. Woither. Funeral from the chapel of Frar' Geier's Sons Co., 1113 7th .. 5 and ‘friends jnvi in- terment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 2 WARE, EMMA. Departed this_life Priday, Sovemer 6, A M 000 D S vers| ospital, afier brief Tiiness. EMMA WARE, She leaves ta mourn their loss two brothers. Samuel and Simon Jones: a sister, Mamie Brown, and & host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at_Barnes' funeral par- lors. 614 4% st. s.w. Notice of funerai WASHINGTON. 1SABELLA. On Friday, No- yember 20, 1931, at her residence, 1343 Union st. s.w.. ISABELLA WASHINGTON, beloved wife of Louis Washington. mother of Willlam H. and Benjamin F. Simpson. She also leaves one grandson. Clifton E, Simpson, and many other relatives and friends. ' Remalns resting at the John T. Rhines_ funeral chapel, 3rd and Evests. s.w.' Funeral Monday, November 3. at 0 p.m., from her late residence. 22 WAYMAN. WILLIAM JENIFER. On Prida; Novembér 20, 1831, at his residence. 1§ Ghanning . WILLIAM JENIFER WAYMAN. aged 42 vears. beloved husband t Mary F. Wayman (nee Willlams). Fu- neral Sunday, November 22, from his I Services and ij- a. = REID, 20. 1931, 1ife Tesidence, at 12 o'clock. terment at Warrenton, WHELAN, WILLIAM T. On Saturday, No- vember' 21, 1931, af his residence,’ 4312 Georgia ave. n.w., WILLIAM aged 38 years, beloved husband of Eva C. Wnelan (nee ‘Caton) and son of Sue and the late William T. Whelan. —Puneral from the Tesidence of bis mother, 316 1ith st. s.w., on Tuesday, November' 24, at 8:30 a.m. thence to St. Dominic's Church. where i srlenasnvited fo attéhd. Ihterment eri erment Mount Olivet Cemetery, 23 WILLIAMS. MARY E. On Friday. Novem- + "ber 20, 1931 at her residence, 1532 V. st. ... MARY E. WILLIAMS (nee McDonald), ved wife of the late Armstead Wil- . Funeral from the above residence Monday, November 33, at 8:30 a.m. _Ma 8t Bt Teresa's Chusch, 13th and v sta. i . Relatives and fr} N Vitéa™" Intérment Mount Olivet Gemetery In Memortam. BUDD, AMANDA. In loving P MDA Jrfeune B of v November 32, 1928. TR o Softly at night the st On’ a"sad and_ lonely grave, " 08 Where lies my dear mother, Whom 1 loved, but could riot save. Friends may think I have f 'And my wounded heart ia neated. Little do they know the sorrow Tnat is In my heart conceaied. HER LOVING HTER, ZADIE A. COLE, ROBERT. In lovin uncie, ROBERT COLE, wh : Pt life one year ago today, November 32, 1930. T eter Tk ot ateh R oTere: R s e ‘. e . In Memoriam CORDELL. WAYNE WELLINGTON. In lov- ing remembrance of our dear husband and Iather; WAYNE WELLINGTON CORDELL rte: day, Novembe: 22, 1031, o0 T 4% 10 Bty WIFE AND DAUGHTER. . PERCY C. In sad b membrance of' Wiy ‘Rulband. PERCE 'C: . who MARTIN i dleq even vears aso to- 1 have lost a life. co . A'Tite Sinked with Ty own: And day by day I miss him mors As I walk through life ‘alone. HIS WIFE. EMMA MARTIN. * MATTHEWS. LAWSON R. In loving re- memprance, of our_dear_father, "LAWSON WS, w November 22. 1926, 0 Ccoriea this life Gone but not forgotten. HIS CHILDREN. IRENE' 'pq_z;f?{. WALTER GEORGE MATTHEWS. - MORGAN, MARGARET A. 1In loving 1c- © of our deaf mother. MAR- GARET 'A. MORGAN. Who passed away soventeen years ago today, November 22, /Deep ir our hearts you are fondly remem- bered, Sweet memories cling to your name: True hearts that love you with deapest af- ection Always will love you in death fust the same. HER CHILDREN, - ER GHIL MARGARET AND JO. PRATT, CORPL. EDWARD C. Departed this ‘life threc years aso, November 23, Days of sadness still come over us, Becret tears do often fiow: Memory keeps you ever near us. Though you left us three vea MOTHER AND BROTHI REGAN. MARCELLA. A sacred tribute of love fo the memory of my dear wife and mother. MARCELLA REGAN. who depart- §4 this.life ten years aso today, November To one whose love for us shall last, Where lighter passions long have past So holy "ti3, and true; To one whose love hath longer dwelt, More deeply fixed, more keenly felt, HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND FAMILY.* SCHMID, MRS. ELIZABETH C. The recol- lection’of a beloved wife and never-to-be. forgotten mother is a rich heritage we cherish with the advance of time. It mother could our pravers but hear, That we her momery ~er revere, We know her heavenl” days were light By {he candie of love in her home still HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. SCOTT, WILLIAM P. In loving remem- brance of ‘our dear son. brother and nephew. WILLIAM T. SCOTT. who _left us one year ago today, November 32, 1930. One year has passed dear Willie, Since you were called away. How well do we remember That sad and weary day. You suffered hours. yes, hours, of pain, To wait for cure, but in vain: Till God above knew what was best, He called you home to give you rest. Forget you? No. we never will, We loved you then, we love you still. Your memory is as fresh today As in the hour you passed away. FROM MAMMA, PAPA, SISTER AND AUNT LELA . SEIGLES, CLARENCE. Departed this life November 22, 1923, CLARENCE SEIGLES. In_our hearts your remembrance lingers, Sweet, tender, fond and tru There 15 not a day, dear one, We do not think of vou. MOTHER AND SISTER. SPRIGGS, ANDREW J. In loving memories of ‘my “dear husband. ANDREW J. SPRIGGS. who departed this life one year ago today, November 22, 1930. What would T give to clasp bis hand, His happy face to see. To_hear his voice and sée him smile, That meant the world to me. God knows how much T miss you, Never shall your memaories fa Loving thoughts shall always wander To the tpot where you are laid. Sunshine passes. shadows fall Love's remembrances outlast all. And though the years be many or few, They are filled “with remembrance, dear Andrew. of yon HIS DEVOTED WIFE, MARY V. O. SPRIGGS. . WARE. MARY E. A tribute of loye to_the memory of our beloved mother, MARY E. WARE. who_departed this life nine vears ago today, November 22, 1922, HER CHILDREN. * WEST. ANNIE. Tn_memory of my dear ‘mother. ANNIE WEST. who departed life nieteen years ago today, November Her memory is ever with me. HER DAUGHTER. MARTHEITA HUNT- WEST. ANNIE. In sad remembrance of m dear sister. 'ANNIE WEST. who depal this life nineieen years ago today, No- vember 22, 1912. God alone knows how I miss you, Never shall you memory fade. Loving_thoughts shall always wander To the spot where you are laid. DEVOTED SISTER. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. AT LM GAWLER CO - Funeral Directors 1000 30 "TONRL ™ OB e, am ~ Frank Geier’s Sons Co. a3 ST ST hone National 2473 O o Georgia 0776 Lineols 1563 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel «1 B ST NE Lincoln 0524 Ambulance service. CHAMBERS " Joseph F. 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