Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1931, Page 9

” H08C00060866606000000800000066C0ECEEEADCEE6630000080E0C000EE08006006 Muc ALFRED B. GAWLER WILLIAM A, GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER THE EVENING STAR, W SHINGTON D. C, MONDAY DEC THIS BOOKLET TELLS HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED WE INVITE every responsible man and woman in Washington to obtain a copy of our booklet, “Before Sorrow Comes.” Writ- ten in a tactful manner, easy to read, it explains how present fu- neral methods differ from those of former years. It provides an accurate method of judging costs, outlines the features which indicate the better funeral direc- tor, and tells what steps to take in an emergency. Almost inyone may sometime be asked to help make arrange- ments for a relative, friend or neighbor. This booklet makes it easier for everyone. It is mailed without charge or obliga- tion to your home or business address. Simply write or tele- phone Joteph Gawler Sons. You are assured that no representative will call on you. JOSEPH GAWLER" Sons, Inc. 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All Sales Final and for Cash Only Free Parking at the Capital Garage While Shopping Here NATIONA FUNERAL FOR LINDSAY BEING HELD TODAY Condolences Sent to Poet’s Family From Many Friends—Burial at Springfield. By the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, I, December 7.— Messages of condolence poured in yes- terday to the family of Nicholas Vachel Lindsay, one of America’s leading mod- ern poets, who died at his home here Saturday at the age of 52 years. Lindsay'’s body lay in state at a mortuary and past his bier filed many admirers of his work. At the Lindsay homestead the widow, Elizabeth Ccn- nor Lindsay, formerly of Seattle, and her two children, Susan, 5, and Nich- olas, 4, were comforted by scores of friends. Funeral services for Lindsay will be held this afternocn in the First Christian Church of Springfield, with Rev. Clark Walker Cummings offici- ating. Burial will be In Oak Ridge Cemetery, where Abraham Lincoln is buried It _was for a poem about Lincoln— OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT . 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SPECIAL rate on a monthly basis for the Winter season. 15th and J. Streets N.W. Daagtur 0160 “Lincoln Wnlkfi k;t hmim big?tt"—-fvr which Springfie] ew . r“:‘In the death of Vachel Lindsay,” Gov. Louis L. Emmehson of Illinois said yesterday in a message to the widow, “You have suffered a great sorrow, and the modern school of lit- | erature has suffered a great loss.” DR. HA-RT WILL ADDRESS PHI BETA KAPPA TONIGHT Bicentennial Historian to Be Guest Speaker at D. C. Chapter of Association. Dr. Albert Bushnell Hart, professor emeritus at Harvard University and historian for the United States George Washington #Bicentennial Commission, will be the giest speaker of the District Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Association at the University Club tonight at 8:15 o'clock. Dr. Hart, who is a member of the essociation, will discuss “Is Philosophy the Guide of Life?” The historian is author of many treatises on American history and Government, Phi Beta ¥appa was founded at Wil- |llam and Mary College more than 150 years ago. Wade H. Ellis, former as- sistant to the Attorney General of the United States, and now a practicing at- torney in the Capital, is president of the District Chapter. GARDEN CLUB ELECTS Warrenton Group Ghcosss Mrx: W W. Drake President. Special Dispatch to The Star. WARRENTON, Va. December 7.—At the twenty-fist annual meeting of the Warrenton Carden Club, held at the home of Mrs. L. V. Froment, officers for the comyng year were elected as follows: Pregident, Mrs. W. W. Drake; first vice president, Mrs. Isham Keith second vice president, Mrs. Froment | secretary and treasurer, Mrs. J. C. Wil- liams, and recording secretary, Mrs. Nelson Fell. The board of directors consists of Mrs. R. R. Barrett and Mrs, F. W. Haserick, with the officers. This club, which was organized in May, 1911, Is the oldest garden club in the South and a charter member of the Garden Club of America. The | membership is limited to 30. Mackenzie Lord Rector. Compton Mackenzie, famous novel- ist and literary critic, has been elected lord rector of Glasgow University, Glas: gow, Scotland. Mackenzie represented the Scottish Nationalist party and he received 849 votes. Sir Robert Horne representing the Conservative party was second with 762 votes. There were three other candidates. Births Reported. Joseph F. and Ethel M. Hanley, girl | George W. and Vernah V_Newport. girl. | Burton E.'and Margaret Cole. boy Michael P. snd Susan D. Troiano. boy. Charles C. and Angelina Magglo, boy. Prank and Julia Tracey boy Hansell G. #nd Hattie B. Brockway. boy twins. Norman S. and Alice M. Clarke, boy. Charles N' and Louise Hawkins, girl. Claude A and Signa Whitmire. boy. Emmet L. and Victoria Long. girl Abraham and Esther Jaffe. boy Geary and Elizabetn Eppley, girl. | FErank P_and Alice Burke,* girl Charles B. and Virgle Murray, boy. Richard H and Barah E. Coates, girl Harry and Jessie Moten, boy Andrew and Irene Jackson. boy. Frederick and Charlotte Owens, boy. Lee and Pearlee Johnson. boy. Henry and Evelyn Suher, boy. | James ana beth Green, girl, George and Nettie Johnson, girl D;ths Re;)or!ed. Eliza P. Patrola 86, 1215 Jefferson st William Keeler. 85 . Garfleld Hospiial, Willis L Shepard. 84, 5000 14th st Henry Machen. 79, 220 H st. n.e. | Charles P Page, 76, 1739 W st. s.w. Tetta G. Moseley, 70, 1851 Redwood ter- race. Susan C. Bradley, 65, 2334 19th st Rosita S. Powell,’ 61.' 2400 16th st Louise B. Morrow. 53, Emergency Hospital Charles H. Gottenkieny. 52. 412 10th st. s.c. Charles Barrick, 40, Georgetown Univer- sity Hospital Irene Bauker, 14, Providence Hospital. Liza 8. Carter. 85, Casualty Hospital, Elizabeth Welker, 71, 1621 § st Nellie Jamieson, 60, 311 3d st. &.w. George H. Odderick, 46, 4911 Grant st. n.e eorge Wigenton. 42, Freedmen's Hospiial ohn W. Matthews, 42, 1001 Ist st. & e, 37. 1603 U st. ‘Hospital. New Zealand has increased its excise duty on_tobacco. LORM:. ., o el 0. 108251; Kedrick A, 1801 Reward. _Phone District 8335. with green jade and diamonds Eriday cve between 1752 Mass. ave. and H st bet. 17th and 18th n.w. Reward. Re- turn’to_above 7 BANKBOOK K st. n.w BROOCH, nswering to name hite face and ruff " Tap’ with One blue eye and one brown. Reward. Cali QOtt 200855 v TEih N N i’ DOG—Vicinity Chevy Chase Circle: male Eskimo; answers to ~Buster; scar over jeft ese. Reward. Call Emerson 7049 ' 7° GOLD MEDAL awarded to R. C. Howard by Phi Sigma Soclety, University of Mississippl, Return to_owner, Apt. 7, 1210 Mass. ave. of call Nat.” 1880, br. %01 Reward. " e HANDBAG, black silk. containing a bunch of evs. some money and other Articles. enrq with' name and address in bag: lost Sunday morning on Potomac Park car. Finder bleass Teturn to address on card HANDBAG, brown leather: on 7th st. Rock Creek Bridge car; contains Check to Anes Chase from Sears. Roebiick, McLachien Bank check book and about 315, Keep money and return “bag " to ‘Agnes. Chase institute, 3rd floor" back i HOUND DOG—Yellow and_ white, bobbed tall. Phone Richard Shoiter, Potomac 1430 Revard. o o 4 o NOSE GLASSES. with black silk cord, near 18th and Columbia rond, November 39, ‘Re- __Call Clev.” 1306-W. - PIN. black enamel and pearl: December 8 solng from 2613 University bl. now. to. Glen Wood Cemetery. Reward. Adams 4439, POCKETBOOK. black leather. Please Te- turn “to 1125 17th st n.W... especially pic- lures and three Masonic coins. - POCKETBOOK—Brown leather; in~ Palais Roval; containing cash. checks. fountain ben, Keys. Call_Columbia 5633, Reward. - " R—One Met_ Police Service revoIver, 8 & W. No. 104213, Reward. E. G: O Meara, 3rd Disi. Helars, oo i TEé\SSO?NS. 3, ailver Saturday, on 13th and D sts. car. Phone Atlantic 4240, Apt. 501 after 6 pm. Reward: i VEST, black, in vicinity of 14ih and Trving n.w. between 6 and 1 p.m. Saturday. Re: ward. _Cail Col. 3858 atier § pm. WRIST WATCH Lady's. whie gold, Bilova Smithsonian Priday. Return to Mrs. Mulligan. 904 8th st. se. receive reward. o Ol e WRIST WATCH. Friday, initials M. M. M. Reward. 930 F 'st. n.w. before 4:30. * i € A Cheery A HEATING PLANT S-S SR S 5-Year Guarantee Free Estimates i % Pot. 3886 IR % HOT-WATER HEAT J 8208 s \ Give Your Family NO DOWN PAYMENT THREE YEARS TO PAY SUBLETTE HEATING CO. mc. Heating Engineers—Contractors RetpomiblhR;linble—Reuonlbh i’mmmmmm THE WEATHER | tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy and slightly colder; moderate west and northwest winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy and colder | tonight and tomorrow; fresh, possibly strong, west and northwest winds. | Virginia—Partly cloudy and slightly colder tonight; tomorrow increasing | ¢loudiness; Ifresh west and northwest winds. | West Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight, slightly colder in north portion; tomor- row increasing cloudiness, colder in northeast portion. | Report for Last 48 Hours. | . Temperature. Barometer, | Degrees. Inches. 4 pm.. 50 30.33 3 pm. 41 30.40 Midnight . 35 30.38 4 am. 34 30.33 8 am. 36 30.28 Noon 50 3013 2 pm 52 30.06 Monday— 4 pm.... 30.03 3 pm... i A 30.03 | 12 midnight 45 30.11 4 am. 38 3013 8 am. 36 30.14 Noon .... 48 30.09 Highest ... 54,3:30 p.m. Yearago.. 46 Lowest . Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. High 5:53 am. Low 12:16 am. f High 6:19pm. 7:10pm Low ... 12:28pm. 1:21pm The Sun and Moon. Rises Sets. Sun, today .. 7:13 4:46 Sun, tomorrow 7:13 4:46 | Moon, today. . 5:13am. 3:08pm. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Mcnth. 1931, Average. Record. | Janwary 156 355 709 '82 February 136 327 684 '84 March . 350 375 884 '91 | April 287 327 913 '89 May ........ 48¢ 370 10.69 '89 June ....... 212, 413 1094 '00 | July .. 423 4m 10.63 86 August 592 401 1441 '28 Scptember .. 279 324 1081 '16 October 128 284 857 '85 November .. 1.01 237 869 '89 December ... .09 332 756 ‘01 » 2 | 3 Stations, H kS | Atilene Tex... 3036 44 40 ... Rain | Albany, N.¥.1320084 36 34 1. Clear | Atianta, Ga. /3000 58 40 ' Cloudy Atizntic City ©©30.08 50 30 0.01 Glear | Beltimore,” Md.. 3010 54 36 ... Pt.cloudy | Birmingham .. 30.38 60 40 Pt.cloudy Bi k, N. D/ 3052 26 0 ! Clear | Boston, Mags.. 29.80 42 36 | Clear Buffalo. N. Y (2048 40 32 0.06 Clear | Criaries 530324 66 54 ... Cloudy | g0, 11l . Clear nnati, Ohio 30.38 Glear eland ~_Ohio 30.10 Cloudy | Coliimbia, 8. C Cloudy | Colo Clear | Mich .. 30.18 36 28 . Pt.cloudy | 150. Tex. . 3018 48 36 Rain ston, Tex. 3022 52 48 1.iQ Cloudy lena, Mont. 2986 30 18 ... Cloudy Huron. 8. Dak. 3654 34 0 i Clear IndianapolisInd 3036 36 30 ... Clear | Jacksonville.Fia. 3020 66 56 Pt.cloudy ansas City,Mo, 3042 46 36 Clear Los Angeles. .. 20.98 13 54 Clear Loulsville, Ky.. 3044 Glear Miami, Fla.. .. 30.14 Pt cloudy New Orleans.. 3024 60 54 ... Cloudy New York. N.¥.2996 46 36 ... Clear Oklahoma City. 3040 52 34 ... Pt.cloudy Omiaha. Nebr 3046 42 26 Cloudy Philadeiphia " 30.08 48 36 Clear Phoenix, Ariz | 20.96 66 52 Clear Plitsburgh, Pa. 30.18 42 32 Cloudy | 29.68 "32 24 Clear 20582 44 36 028 Cloudy 13024 60 40 ... Cloudy 3010 32 14 . Clear a Antonio. .’ 3022 48 42 053 Rain San Diego. Callf 2094 68 48 Clear | 8an_Prancisco. 30.02 50 46 Cloudy St, Louis, Mo.. 3044 46 38 Clear - | 8t Paul,’Minn 3058 34 2 Clear | Senttle. “Wash.© 2950 50 40 Cloudy Sportane Wash. 20.74 38 30 Cloudy | Tshpa. Fla.. 3014 82 68 Cloudy | WASH. D."C.1.30.14 54 35 U Clear 1 FOREIGN. (7 a.m, Greenwich time, today.) £tions. Temperature, Weather 3 don.England Clear aris, France............ 45 Cloudy | Viennia,” Austria D 41 Cloudy Berlin. Germany 39 Cloudy Zurich, Switzerlan 45 Rain Im, Sweden 32 Rain Gibraitar.' Spain....0.:\. 53 Part cloudy (Noon. Gresniwich time, today.) Horta (Payal). Azores... 64 Partcloudy (Cufrent_observations.) i Hamilton, Bermuda ..... 70 Part cloudy San Juan, Porto Rico... 80 Part cloudy Havana, Cuba....... 88 . Part cloudy Coivn, Canal Zore.!..'.. 78 Cloudy RED CROSS ISSUES CALL FOR GARMENT WORKERS Ciothes and Blankets Will Be Mended at Meeting To- morrow. Special Dispatch to The Star. HERNDON, Va., December 7.—A call hes been issued for workers at the meeting of the Red Cross Nursing Class to be held in the room over the bank tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at which time garments and blankets wili be mended and put in condition for those who need them. A sewing machine has been donated | for the room by Mrs. George F. Buell. Mrs. Russell A. Lynn, Red Cross chair- man for Fairfax County, has provided |25 chairs for the room; Mrs. George | Ramsey Bready has given a large table | | for cutting: Mrs. George Coberth has | given a large chest of drawers and the carpenters of the town will put in the shelves and do the other rnecessary work. Mrs. Harry A. Sager is chairman of the nursing class of Mrs. Roscoe 8. Crippen chairman of the Committee to Condition the Work Room. | A Paris doctor engaged in rat re- search, has succeeded in breeding a super-cat, which is larger and flercer| than the ordinary “puss,” and can kill " nfore rats in a given time. Christmas 1 Installed in Four Days by Heating Engineers AS LOW AS ‘300 ; & District of Columbia—Fair and colder | or o chain of 35 theaters in the South R R R I I S R R e R e R T e 1922 M St. N.W. MOVIE MAGNATE DIES . HOLLYWOOD, December 7 (P).— Fichtenberg, 63, former owner 4nd Middle West, is dead. He suc- tumbed to double pneumonia. Funeral services will be held today. He opened the first regular motion | Plcturu theater in New Orleans, and| later established show houses in cities | of the Mississippl Tegion as far north | #s St. Louls. ‘When Carl Laemmle founded Univer- #al Pictures, Fitchenberg was a partner in the enterprise. He retained his stock in the concern until he disposed of his Rmusement interest eight years ago, FINDS THIEF IN HOME A robber who she discovered in her dining room shortly before noon today Almost knocked down Mrs. Frank W. Childs, 5107 Fifth street, in escaping from the house. After racing to the alley, the man, in his haste to back his car out and get away, smashed a rear fender and drove off. The license number, from Virginia, and & descrip- | tion of the man were given police, who | broadcest a lookout. Nothing was taken, | Mrs. Childs said. irafl;l. ! H 35, 7:00 a.m. Year ago.. 38 | ANDERSON, ELIZABETH. On Friday. De- | WALLER. F cember 4, 1931, at her residence. 1341 1st st. n.w. ELIZABETH ANDERSON, be- | loved wifs of Treazant Anderson. devoted mother of Treszant, fr. and Mildred J. Anderson. Surviving her ‘also are other relatives ‘and friends. Puneral Monday. | December 4857 Mo from Frazier's fu’ | neral home. 389 Rhode Island ave. n Rev. Willlams officiating. Interment Li coln Memorial Cemetery. APPELL. GEORGE W. On Monday, De- cember 7, 1931, at his residence. 1451 Park oW Apt. 105 GEORGE W. beloved | husband’ of Mary E. Appell and father of Arthur W. ‘and Georges A Ke- mains resting in the W. W. Chambers funeral home 1400 Chapin st. n.w. unti, 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. December §. thence to Christ Episcopal Church, La Plata, Md., at 11 am. Interment in Mount Rest Cemetery, La Plata. 8 BAGELMANN, ESTHER L. On Sunday. D cember 6. 1931, ESTHER L.. aged 11 beloved daughier of Mr, and M T. Begelmann. Funeral from W, W. ¢ Deal's {uneral home, 816 H st. ne.. on Tussdiv, December 8, at 2 p.m. pect Hill Cemetery. BARRICK, CHARLES R. On Friday, Decem- ber 4, 1931, at Georgetown University Hos- pital.’ CHARLES R.. beloved husband of | aret M. Barrick. Funeral from his| dence, 487 ¥ st. s.w. Tuesday December 8, at 9:30 a.m.: thence to St Dominic’s Church, 6th and E sts. s.w where mass will be offered at 10 a.m.. for the repose of his soul. Inierment Monnt Olivet Cemetery. 1 BLOXTQN. SALLIE PRICE. On Monday. December 7. 1931, SALLIE PRICE BLOX- TON. aged 54 years. Services at the Deal {uneral home, 816 H st. ne. on Tuesdav. December 8. “at 8 pm. interment Belle Tsle. Va.. King George County 3 BOOZE. SALLIE. tered eternal rest Sat- urday _mornin; cember 3, 1931, Mrs. SALLIE BOOZE of 2209 12th st. n.w.. wifs of the late Elijah Booze. She is survived by two sisters, one brother, two nieces and a host of other Telatives and friends. Rema resting at the L. E. Murray & Son funera; gome. 13th and V sts. n.w. Funeral Tues day, December 8, at 1:30 b.m.. from Flor ida Avenue Baptist Church, Rev. W. A Taylor officlating. ¥ Inferment Pros- | BHIGGS, ULYSSES 8. On Sunday. Decem- ber 6. 1031, ULYSSES S. BRIGGS of 1621 V st n.w. the devoted husband of Jos- hine Briggs. brother of Henrieita T. Johnlson, Cameron 8., Gasion and Eider 1) Briggs. 'Funeral Wednesday. December 9, at 2 pm. from the W. Ernest Jarvis fu- neral church, 1433 You st. n.w. ) DIDUIT, IOWA GRACE. Sunday, December 8 1931, at 1l.a.m. at 143 Melwood ave., Cherrycale. VA, TIOWA GRACE DIDUTT nlece of Mrs. & 'W. Gasaway. Remains Testing at E. T. Mateer's funeral home, 4 Lee Highway, Cherrydale, Va. Inter. ment Wednesday, December 9, at 2 p.m., at the Barphard funeral home, at th al home, Findiay FORD. CAROLINE §. On Friday, December : 1931, at her residence. 616 Eye st. s.6. CAROLINE 8. FORD, loving mother of Mrs Daisy Mahoney and Mrs. Rosa Thomas She alio leaves one sister. Mrs. Julia Slarke. and one brother, Dennis Contee: Rve " grandchildren. “one ' great-graadehiid And a host of other relatives and friends Remaing resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Fu- Jeral Tuesday, December 8, at 1.30 p.m., from the Bapiist Chureh, Oxon Hill, Md. GREEN. EMMA ue Pla Funeral Tuesd from Walter R. 1234 4th st. n.w, HOGSETY, FANNIE E. 2 'E",f' iy F E E. On Sunday, Decem. Suddenly. December 3. 1931, D, C. EMMA GREEN December 8. at 1 p.m.. Wood's funeral pariors. 1831 at Columbia Hospital. PANNIE . HOGSETT. beloved wite of William J Hogsett end mother of Harold W. Hogset! Remains at the chapel of Thomas Murray & Bon. 2007 Nichols_ave, s.e.. until 9 pom Mondar.” December 7. Services and inter- ment at’ Congers, Rockland Co.. New York. HORGAN. EMMETT. Suddenly, on Tuesday, December 1, 1931, EMMETT HORGAN Remains resting al Timothy Hanlon's neral parlors, 641 H st. n.e. Notice of fu- neral hereafter. 9 HOWARD, LOUISA. Departed this life Sat- ardl)‘.'berfi,mbir 5, 1931 at T30 at ome for_the Aged. after a brief illness, LOUISA HOWARD.' the daughter of the late Benjamin and Louise Slater end sister of the late Prank Slater and the beloved fostermother of James Howard. She also ieaves other ‘relatives and friends. Re inains resting at Walter R_Wood's funeral Parlor, 1234 4th st n.w. Funaral services Wednesday. December §. at Galbraith A. M. E Zion Church at 1:30 o'clock. Rev W. D attle, pastor. Relatives and frie~ds Inyited. [N JEFPERSON. BESSIE KING. Departed this life on Baturday December 5. 1931, after | a brief filness, et her "residence 1025 Browning st. n.e. BFSSIE KING JEFFER- JefTerson and Leroy SON. wife of the loving _daughter of Fannie Xing. devoted mother of Cath son. sisier of Frank King. S) other relatives and friends. late " Alfred emaing Tast: | arbour Bros' funeral home. K St. ne. until 5:30 pm. Monday. Decem- ber 7 “thereafter at the mbove residence Funeral Tuesday. December 8, at 1 p.m. from Pirst Baptist Church Deanwood D. C. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. KING. DORA. On Saturdav December 1931. DORA KING. Remains restine at Thomas Frazier's funeral home. 389 R I ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later 8 LOWFE. REV. MILLARD F. On Sunday. De- cember 6. 1921, at_hic home. 1213 Grace Chureh rd.. Silver Spring. Md.. Rev. Mi. LARD P. LOWE. beloved husband of Mar- garet Larcombe Lowe. and father of Mrs. D. Edgar Smith. Remains resting at the Tabler funeral home. 928 M st. n.w., until Wednesdav. December 9. when servicss wilt | be held in the Woodside M. F. Church. | Georsia ave. and. Fenwick lase Siver | Spring. Md. at 2 pm. Relatives and | Iriends ‘invited. ~ Interment = Glenwaod | Cemetery. 3 MAGNER, PETER, On Monday, December 7. 1981 at_his ‘residence. Fairfax Court House, Va.. PETER MAGNER. beloved hus- band of Bridget Magner. Funeral at 10 am. Wednesday. December 9. from St Mary's Church. Fairfax Station, Va. 8 MARLOW. JORN. On_Thursday. Decomber 3, 1931, at Gallinger Hospital, JOHN MAR- He leaves to mourn his departure two sisiers. one brother and a host of friends. Remains resting at the John T Rhines funeral chapel, *rd aind Eve sts 5.w. Puneral Tuesday, December 8. at 1| §m4 from the above chapel. Interment os2mont Cemetery. T | MASON. DORSEY. Suddenly, Sunday morn- ing, December 6. 1931, at Predericksburg Va.. DORSEY MASON. beloved hushand of Mary Mason and devoted son of Sarah Moore and brother of Ida Mae Tinner and Florence Tyler. He also leaves many other relatives and dear frieads. ing at the Brown & Bro. ‘Pt;e'?'eri:llbur(. Va. Notice of hmrral‘ MOCKABEE, DAVID M. On Sunday. cember 6. 1931, ‘at his residence. st. se. DAVID M., beloved son of Olf and the late John 'T. Mockabee. Funeral from his sister’s resideace. Margaret V. . Ravnor, 1837 A st se. on Tuesday, D»- cember’ 8 at 9:30 am. thence to St Peter's Ohurch. 2nd and C sts. s.e.. where mass will be offered at 10 a.m. for the re- Dpose of his soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. MOWATT. ALEXANDER. On Sunday, De- cember 8. 1931, at his residence. 3845 32nd st. Mount Rainier, Md., ALEXANDER MOWATT, ' beloved 'husband of Sophia Mowatt, sged 59 vears. Puneral from his late residence on Wednesday, December o at 2 o'clock p.m. Interment Fort Lincgln Cemetery. NOONE, ANN. Suddenly, on Sunday, De- cember 6. 1931, at the residence of her 2316 Tunlaw rd Remains rest- funeral parlor. De- | 10% 13th Thomas A Noone, NN NOONE (nee O'Connor), beloye wife of the late Bartholomew Noone. Fu- 1 from the above residence on Wednes- day,_December 9. at 8:30 am.. thence to St Stephen's Church. where mass will be offered at 9 am. for the repose of her soul. FRelatives and friends invited. In- terment Holy Rood Cemetery. 8 ROACH, MARY R. On Sunday. December 6. 1631 8¢ 148 p.in. at the residence of her nephew. Charles E. Roach. 301 Montgomery st. Priendship Heights. Md. MARY P ROACH. in the 87th year of her age. Pu- neral from above residence on Wednesday. December 9. at 9:30 a.m. thence to Church of ‘the Blessed Sacrament. Chevy Chase. D. C.. where mass will be offered at 10 am.“for the repose of her soul. Inte ment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 3 SANKER. TRENE CATHERINE. On Priday, December 4, 1931 at Providence Hosp! IRENE CATHERINE. beloved daughter Joseph A and Mary A. Sanke; from the parents' residence, st. n.e, on Tuesday, December 8, at §:30 am. thence to 8{ Afthony's Church. where mass will be offered at 9 am. for the repose of her soul. Interment in Mount Olivet” Cemetery. 7 of Funeral 1227 Trving | SOOTT, JAMI WALTER. On Sunday. De- cember 6. 1931, JAMES WALTER. son_of the late Jame: Awynd Hg{‘lnu Scott. Pu- ne: l from the W. W. bers Co. fu- neral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Mon- day. Decambor J. at 3 p.m. Interment Bowling Green, Va. SHATTUCK, CI .Pl- M. On Monday. December 7, o At her residence. 2501 i.f. s rovting al 8 H Hines Co. funck ome, 2 7905 leth af. nw. Notice of fu- neral’ later. L ARLOTTE (LOTTIE). Depart- B Becember 1o 1051, lite day, Braths. SMITH, ANNIE P. On Sunday, December 8, 1931, at her residence. 2505 13th st m.w. ANNIE P. beloved wife of Sylvester ¥ Smith. Funeral from her late residence on Wednesday, December 9, at 8:30 Requiem mass at St. Paul's Chureh af am Relatives and friends invited. & Ine 8 terment Mount Oiivet Cemetery, SPANG, EDWARD H. On Sunday, Decem- ber 6, 1931, at his residence. 1231 Harvard st. nw. EDWARD H. SPANG, aged 93 years. Notice of funeral later, STEWART, WILLIAM H. On Sunday, De- cember 6, 1931, at his residence. 643 Mor- fon st. n'w. WILLIAM H. STEWART, de- Joted husband of Mary Stewart. father of Marie Stewart and son _of Henry Stewart and Virgie Johnson. Puneral Thursday. December 10. at 1 pm.. from Providence Baptist Church. M st. between 413 And gih gts. SW. Remains resting at the W Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. 9 nw STONE, EDWARD W. day. December 3, EDWARD W. STONE mains will be at Fr 389 Rhode Island ave. heral later WALLER, EDMUND E. Suddenly, on Satur- day. December 5, 1931, at Emereoncs Hone Suddenly on Satur- at Baltimore, Md., of Tampa. Fla. Re- T's funeral home, w. Notice of fu- 1 pital, EDMUND 'E. WALLER, in bis 66th year, beloved father of Charles E ler, 5308" 8th n.w 1 services Tues- day. December 8. p.m. at Hysongs pariors, 1300 N n.w. Relatives and r vited to attend Creek Cemetery WALLER. EDMUN] catlon of La Fay Interment Rock F. {dpecial communt- e Lodge. No. 19, P. A A M. has been called by the worshipfy master, to be Tuesday. December 1931. at 1:15 o'clock p.m of attending W E. The members of Associatio: inhabitants ~sre re- guested to attend the funeral of our I associate, EDMUND E. WALLER, from Hysong's parlors 1300 N st. n.w., Tuesday, December 8, at 2 p.m. HEODORE W. NOYES, J. ELIOT WRIGHT. President, Secretary. WENKE, SUSANNA M. On Sunday. Decem- ber 6. 1931, at her residence, 5401 13th st. nw SANNA M. Herman Wenke and mother of Mrs. Anna E. Hess. Funeral from her late resic dence on Wednesday. December 9, at 1.30 pm. Interment at Arlington Natfonal Cemetery. 8 WOODSON. ROBERT W. Departed this life beloved wife of Sunday. Dece AL 1030 pm. st ‘reedmen’s BERT W. WOOD- SON. Remains resting at McGilre's fu- Deral home. 1820 9th st. n.w. Notice of funeral hereate 8 In Memoriam BELL, LOUISA. my " dear mothe: parted this life suddenly 3 N. J. December 7. 1929, HER ONLY DAUGHTER, DAISY BELL CLARK. 4 HAMILTON, GUSSIE With sacred reverence for LOUTSA BELL In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear wife, GUSSIE HAMILTON. who departed this life one year ago today, December 7, 1930 Peacefully sleeping. resting at last Griet's weary trials and sufferimgs past In silence you suffered, in patience you bore. Until God called you . more. HER BELOVED HUSBAND AND CHILe DREN. . HAMILTON, GUSSIE. Sacred {o the memo- Iy of my dear sister. GUSSIE HAMIL- TON. who departed this life-one year ago today. December 7, 1930, You suffered hours of pain To walt a cure, but all in vain So God alone knew what was best— He called you home to give you rest HER DEVOTED SISTER. A ADAMS. * LEE, A In lovine remembrance of d. ALBERT O. LEE. who his life one year ago, December me to suffer no In_my heart your memory lingers, Sweetly. tender. fond and true “c's not a day. dear hushand, at I do not think of you HIS LOVING WIFE. * MIDKIFF. NorMA ELAINE. In lovine re. membrance of my darling haby, NORM. ELAINE MIDKIFF. who departed this 1ifs three years ago, December 5, 1928, 9 Some think T am not lonely en At times they see me smile; Little do they know the heartache That I suffer all the while God only knows how much I miss you, Never shall vour memory fade Loving thoughts shall always wander To the spot where vou are laid, HER DEVOTED MOTHER, MYRA E. MID- MISKIMON, LEOLA S. In sad but lovin temembrance of mv dear mother. LEOL. § MISKIMON, who departed this life three years ago, December 5, 1028. Dear mother, I am lonesome. For T miss your loving face, But vou left me to remsmber That none on earth can take your place HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MYRA MIDKIFF. . RAGAN, PAUL HENRY. In loving remem- brance of my dear husband, PAUL HENRY RAGAN. who departed this life three years 280 today, December 7. 1928 When T am alone and silent T breathe a deep regret, For ‘you were mine and 1 remember, It all the world forgets. Tt_matters not which roed T take, How dark or lonely it be 1 know that God will someiimié foin The road that leads to thee, oo | SMITH, WILLIAM H. H. A tribute of lov to the memory of ‘my dear husband an our father. WILLIAM H. H. SMITH. who died December 7, 1930, eleven years ago today I rometimes hold it half a sin To put in words the grief T feel. For_words. like nature, half reveal And half conceal the soul within. rious glad hereafter meet with those we love. 2. join them, greet them v me_above HIS DEVOTED WIFE, ANNIE H. SMITH, AND CHILDREN. . EBZ. MARIAN S. A tribute of love WEe the oy Wonedens sune iy SIMMS WEBB. #h> departed this life two years ago, Decepaber 7, 1929, 3 Eternal rest grant unto her. O Lofd. and let ‘the perpetual licht shine upon her. LOVING NIECE. HATTIE B. MORRIS, * WILLIAMS. RICHARD 1. In memory of my dedr Dbrother. RICHARD J. WILLIAMS, who departed this life seven years ago, December 7, 1924 It _matters not which road I take, How dark and lonely it may be. I know that God will somewhere join The roed that leads to thee. HIS DEVOTED SISTER, MRS. JOSE- PHINE PETERSON. . WORTHAM. MAG the memorv of of A tribute of love to mv’ dearly beloved sister. MAGGIE WORTHAM (nee Pinkney), who departed this life one year ago today, De- cember 7, 1930. Just a vay of sunshine, loaned us for & while All t00 soon she vanished with her golden smile As the sunbeams glisten in the dewy morn, Filling the earth with gladness, s0 did she r home. Long before the noontide a cloud spread oer the sky And blotted out our sunbeam and hid her from our eves We know she is shining, although we can- not see May_ peace and gladness be with her through. eternity A _DEVOTED_SISTER. ANNIE HENSON. * ERAL DIRECTORS. | WILLIAM H. SCOTT _ 409 3th ST, SE. NC 520, . * TJ.WILLIAM LEES SONS, UNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM A_AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL 1384, 1385, P. J. SAFFELL NAL RVICE—REASONABLE. * Funeral Directors * LEONARD M. GAWLER 1804 M_Si. ot, 4120, 4171 _ vk b Modern Chapel. Teiephone National 2473 Co. 412 B St NE. (SAAC BIRCH) * GEO. W. WISE CO. Neither the successors to nor\ connected Phone National 2892 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Artistic—expressive - inexpe: m., At the residence of hel at 7:10 am., foster mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Underwood. 03 GHAR] Frank Geier’s Sons Co. W. W. DEAL & CO. __ oo Wm. H. Sardo & mams e Lincoln 0524 3034 M St. N.W. Ebone west ooos. 2900 M oT. N W, 928 M St. NW. Nat’l 1544 with the orlginal W. R. 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