Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1932, Page 9

WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE January Sales Hart Schaffner & Marx SUITS and OVERCOATS Suits With 2 Trousers WERE $35 $40 AND $45 $46 to $60 Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits '36 $65 to $75 Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits I every price group there are ample as- sortments of fabrics, patterns, colors, sizes and models. Every man and young man can be perfectly fitted. No Charge for Alterations Tomorrow at 8:30 AM. SEMI-ANNUAL SALE SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS MANHATTAN $1.95 SHIRTS & PAJAMAS | $'| 55 Fancies, solid colors, and discontinued white poplins $2.50 MANHATTAN $'| 85 SHIRTS & PAJAMAS $3.00 MANHATTAN $7)15 SHIRTS & PAJAMAS $3.50 MANHATTAN $ SHIRTS & PAJAMAS 245 Just say: “Charge it” You may pay in 30 days, 60 days, ar use our EXTENDED PAYMENT PLAN, spreading your payments over a period of several months, without any extra charge. RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Stgcet STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESD. DAY, JANUARY 5, 1932 * A9 william Body of Prominent Lawyer and Outstanding Civie Bur in Laurel. Leader ried ative of Connecti- was el e Sun succumbing the 1 from this he had retired from active life. American Revolution here. AT GAP'IAI- HUME\ After coming to Washington Mr. Kel- Keener Zollikoffer of Maryland, who \um.m him. He is also survived by < ton Kelsey of Philadelphi | Connecticut, Was Resident ES HELD 1 LAST RIT Here 30 Years. and resident of Washington abou 30 years, died early today at his home, onn., Morning Record for 30 f'.\as chairman cf its board of directors at the time With relatives a group of close | suiEend SRt nds attending, the body of Charles he William | | 51 lished the Kelsey Press Co. of Meridan, | i the Capital iiteed 1n the which manufactures printing press: S el A board of directors of this company at | ry vesr o & Tenttyall time of his death s THE EVENING 1 to his paper in Meridan, although aside PUB“SHER DIES He was a member of Masonic bodies {in Meridan and of the Sons of the sey married Miss Maude Zollikoffer, a daughter of the late Baron David z two sons by a former marriage, Dr. William A. Kelsey, Native of | Mark Kelsey of Los Angeles and Carl- FOR CHARLES DARR | A. Kelsey, retired newspaper Al v = publisher 1453 Massachusetts avenue. Before coming to t he had been owner of of his death Mr. Kelsey was Keisey, who was one of the founders of | W. Darr, prominent lawyer and fory Hartford, Conn., in 1637. He estab- | many years an outstanding civic leader one type of which is the invention of | dumetery Md, today. Mr. Mr. Kelsey. He was chairman of Datr died ot the oge Since coming to this city he had con- | "Hto linued to send Washington dispatches d d iiem mass was said in the Church B rament at 9 o'clock, a distinguished group of Wash- nt. Pallbearers _were W. G. Feely, David Tucker, Dr. J. A C. Balderston n Chamber of Com- 11 Mr. Darr was president | nd a half, was represented 1 by the following. Leese, John A. Eckert, han, George A. G. Wood, Thomas P. Littlepage, William C. Mil- Creed W. Fulton, Miss M. Pearl| 1l, Dr. George C. Havenner, Mer- ance, Gen. Anton Stephan, W. WARRE TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road of wh ar merce, Mart Daniel C. Call Official Buried NATURALIZATION DIRECTOR DIED SUNDAY. JESSE THOMA! After funeral services at his late resi- dence, 537 Buchanan street, Jesse Thomas, 36, for the past seven years district director of naturalization for the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, was buried this afternoon in | Glenwood Cemetery. |FORMER MONTGOMERY MAN IS DEAD IN IDAHO G. W. Waters, tive, Dies in Western State { Col. 0464 | Adams 10341 DOCTORS Recommend CHAMBERS Ambulances Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 Any Place in D. C. Call Col. 0432 A. Leftwich Sinclair, Ru- dolph Jose. Louis Levay, George B. Fra- ! Ernest E. Herre Stephen H.| Talkes, John Z. Walker, Robert H. Dal- { ish and Alfred G. Neal The Transportation Committee of the | amber, ! a meeting yes- adopted a resolution paying to the public services of Mr Darr, which included many contribut tions in the field of traffic regulation and public safet The District Bar the follow to ervices toda Balderston, Littlepage, 1. Peyser, Espey, Lucien Hamilton, Wil A. Burkart TORONTO éDITOR DIES Phones held tribute Association named represent it at the John E. Laskey, Mr. Charles A. Douglas, Mr. Roger J. Whiteford, Julius William C. Sullivan, H. Clay H. Vandoren, John J. liam E. Leahy and Joseph | Irving E. Robertson Was a Direc- tor of Canadian Press. TORONTO, Ontario, January 5 (). | —Irving E. Robertson, 49, editor in | chief of the Toronto Evening Telegram | | Regular Delivery Over 100,000 families read The Star every day. The great ma- jority have the paper delivered regularly every evening d Sun- day morning at a cost of 115 cents daily and 5 cents Sunday. If you are not taking advantage of this regular service at this low rate, telephone National 5000 now and service will start tomorrow. 5 since 1928, died last night Robertson was the son of the late John Ross Robertson, founder of the | Telegram. He became one of the man- agementf trustees on his father's death in 1918 and succeeded the late John R. Robinson as editor in chief when he died three years ago. He was a director of the Canadian Press. In the early days of the organi- zation, when its financial footing was precarious, he fought almost alone against_government subsidies of any kind. He maintained the news serv- | ice must be free of all political affilia- tion. Thus he welcomed the with- drawal of the Dominion government grant in 1924, COL EDGAR YULE DEAD Retired Infantry Oficer Expires at Home in Plainfield, N. J. The War Department has been noti- fied that Lieut. Col. Edgar H. Yule, etired Infantry officer, died at his home_in Plainfield, N. J. yesterday. | Col. Yule was born in Tipton, Iowa, | May 15, 1873, and after a year's service in the ranks, was commissioned a second | lieutenant of Infantry in December, | 1899. During the World War he served as a _colonel in the Field Artillery of Y| the National Army, and was retired on N | his own application August 16, 1920. 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. o Tnons)1N | He was graduated from the State Uni- versity of Iowa. He leaves his wido | Mrs. Pauline S. Yule, Plainfield. Ryan Service Is High-Class, But Economical h economic con- y fami- hestiate to call Ryan. We state most emphatically our service need not ¢ prove costly . We e prepared to serve efficiently, no matter how modest the eans the family may be. ilies” may R N of Funeral parlor, private ambu- lance and livery in connection. JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director Established 1875 Prices on Standard Quality Floor Coverings Are Always Lower at Hinkel’s YOU'LL find that you're decidedly “in” by coming out to Hinkel's, when there are Rugs, Carpets or Lino- leums to buy. Favorable location and low “overhead” en- able us to regularly undersell on Floor Coverings of Quality. BROADLOOMS. CHENILLE GARPEIS ........ E. P. HINKEL & CO. Phones POt. 1172-3-4-5 e d8it0 920 ..89 sq. yd. 600 Rhode Island Ave. It's Not Difficult —to find a complete, desirable funeral service within the family’s means, for we have such serv- ices for as little as $100. Prices, complete, are marked in plain figures, making a selection an exceed- ingly simple matter _providedy of U,"?EAL FUNERAL HOME . or reference, Hsk yourneng hbor 816 H STREET, N PHONES:LINCOLN ezoo 8201 | Erol and Walter W., at Age of 64. By a Staff Correspondent SILVER SPRING, of The Star Md., January 5 | Word has been received here of the death a few days ago in Weiser, Idaho. of George W. Waters, 64, formerly of Montgomery County. Among the sur viving near relatives are two brothers and a sister living in Montgomery Coun- ty and a sister living in Washington. The deceased was the son of the late Thomas Waters and Martha Dawson Waters and was born at Burtonsville He is survived by his wife, formerly Miss Ida Hanson of Weiser; two sons, and a daughter, Mrs. Alice Taylor, and five grandchil- 1z‘lx('n. all of Idaho; four brothers, Benoni D. of Washington State, Robert Los Angeles, Walter W. of Burnt Mills, Md.; Frederick L. of Silver Spring. Md., and two sisters, Mrs, Mary W. (Jld(’lhfl‘ of Burnt Mills and Miss Sarah J. Waters of Washington, D. C. Mr. Waters left Montgomery County at the age of 20. He was a merchant and was active in Democratic politics and civic affairs in his adopted home. At one time he was sheriff of Washing- | T. of Idaho delegation to the Democratic Na- | tional Convention in New York in 1924 and was a candidate for Congress from the first Idaho district in 1926, being defeated by his Republican opponent | by & close margin. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting, Gold Star Mothers, Hamil- ton Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, German Club, Ladics' Sec- tion, Hamilton Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Zeta Chapter, Beta Gamma Phi, Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm Banquet, examiners of Interstate Commerce Commission, Mayflower Ho- tel, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Italy America Society, May- flower Hotel, 9 p.m. Ted Shawn and dancers, auspices of Community Institute, Central High School Auditorium, 8:15 p.m. Buffet supper, Women's National Press Club, Willard Hotel, 6:30 p.m. Rehearsal, Rubizstein Club, Willard | Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, Southern Cross Chapter, No. 804, U. D. C, Willard Hotel, 8 p.m Meeting, Cleveland Park Citizens’ Association, 3923 Windom place, 8 p.m. Meeting, Missionary Soclety, Pifth ‘Bamisl Church, 8 p.m. Meeting. Botanical Society of Wash- ington, Cosmos Club, 8 p.m. Card party, Bell Club, St. James' Church, Thirty-seventh street and Rhode Island avenue northeast, 8 p.m. FUTURE. Rotary Club, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Hotel, tomorrow, Willard Luncheon, D. C. Bankers' Association, | Willard Hotel, tomorrow, 12:45 p.m. Meeting, Board of Lady Managers George Washington University Hospital, Mayflower Hotel, tomorrow, 10:30 a.m. Club, Hamilton 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Optimist Hotel, tomorrow, Exchange Club, Carlton tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. Meeting, Municipal Immediate Re- lief Association, District Building, to- | morrow, 4:30 p.m. Luncheon, Hotel, FOUND. PURSE, woman's, on New torney ‘General's residence. to Box 84-C. Star office Year's day at At- Claim by letter i BAG brown: 11:30 last » cott Circle. Return bag and contents, keep money. ton. Braddock Heights, Alexandria BREASTPIN _Gold, oblong; amethyst rounded by pearls. Reward. Columbia 18 BRIEF CASE, tan alligator skin, initials “R.J. S on inside. containing tollet ar- ticles” and pair of black bed room slippers. between Freedmen's Hospital and 1328 Girard st_ ne. Reward BRINDLE BULL—Long tail s pet. Please call Co ard BROWN COIN PURSE, containing $16; Tost Saturday. Reward. Address Box 33-A, Star office EYEGLASSES— Edmonds cinity i4th and K sts K nw. National 5621 GLASSES. tortoise_shel on"T st. n.w. mear 12 car._ Piease call Pot. 0263. Liberal reward GLASSES—Child’s, brown leather case; at U Circle. bet. New Hampshire ave. anc car plaiform imbia 1545 HAT BOX. black, ini on highway No. 1, bel Trenton. Contains valuable p Commuricate with Miss Helen Shaw, Flen- ington. N. J HOUND DOG, day, January 2 B st se KEYS _In brown near Merchants' Lunch. op. ward._Phone Pot. 0231 KEYS, 3, Saturday, northeast or northwit in small leather case. 1" Adams 5239 Reward PIN, gold circip set_with pearls. somewhire In F 'st. shoppig section, Satirday aftir- noon. _Golumbia 3631-W. Reward. POCKETBOOK, brown leather: cont. glassi. car ‘tokens and 4 keys in case. Lost at 81 and Elm sts. n.w.: liberal reward. Met. 623 POCKETBOOK —Black, _oblong; _containing Ting. bank hooks: lost between 10:30-12 Mon day might. vicinity K’st. Lincoin rd. ne ard_ Potomac 4098 55 KETBOOK. lady 5. taining _billfold with money, permif. ket case, pencil and ‘other articles; lost Wed nesday night, New Jersey ave. and K n.w Reward. Lincoln 2862-J 5 PUIRSE, small. on ¥ st No. - ia 8483 18,108 Re: Vi 1420 name on_case: F. S. Hushlett, Sunday, nd ~Satur- 1831 black and tan Lincoln 2544, female, reward. ou 11th r Bldg Key-case i black leather, com ec. 31st. con. Reward nw., o talnea ciange, finger ring and key. Return Dodge’ Hotel, Room 743 STICKFPIN—Diamond, horseshoe. Call Mr. Gaszner. North 8343. WALLET —Containing _Maryland, —Virgini and D. C. driver's licenses. checks, money Reward. Adams 1372. 183 WATCH diamonds , 2 Lincoin_ 711 wms‘r wn'on yeilow ¥old, hexassl ) R e et Tl WRIST Elgiu, white gold lost - Thursday Lady sapphires; Burtonsville Na-| [ ton County, Idaho; was chairman of the| | | Automobile lamps to be lighted one- | ktingly COL. MACOMB BURIED Military Services Conducted at A lington Cemetery. Col. Augustus C. Macomb, U. 8. A, retired, was buried with military hol ors in Arlington National Cemetery to- day, following funeral services at 11 o'clock this morning at his home, 3415 Massachusetts avenue. The veteran of Indian campalgns, who held a citation for gallantry against the Spanish in 1898, died Saturday, after an illness of many months. He was 77. He is survived by his widow, Mrs Ella C. Macomb; three sons, Lieut. Col Gordon Macomb, U. S. A. retired, of Chicago; Philip Macomb of Washing- ton, and Lieut. Comdr. Alexander Mz comb, U. 8. N., aboard the U. S. S. Ok lahoma, now in the Pacific. He is also survived by two sisters, Misses Christina and Nannie Macomb, both of this city. A brother, Gen. Montgomery Macomb, died several years ago Fairfax Tax Sale Held. FAIRFAX, Va. January 5 (Special). Six hundred pieces of real estate de- linquent in taxes for 1930 yesterday were offered to the Commonwealth at the annual sale in front of the court house. Only 8 or 10 pieces were bid in by private parties. New Jersey Repeal Bill Defeated. TRENTON, N. J, January 5 (&) A bill to repeal the Hobart State pro- hibition enforcement act, the first to reach a vote since adoption of the law |in 1922, failed of approval by the New | Jersey Assembly by two votes last night. THE WEATHER l District of Columbia—Rain tonight and_tomorrow; rising temperature to- night, lowest about 44 degrees; colder tomorrow night; increasing southeast and south winds. Maryland—Rain tonight and tomor- row: rising temperature tonight and in northeast portion tomorrow; cglder to- morrow night: increasing southeast or south winds, becoming fresh tomorrow. West Virginia—Rain tonight and tc | morrow: warmer tonight, colder to- moitow afternoon and night. Report for Last 24 Hours, Temperature. Barometer. Degrees, Inches. X 30.44 30.48 30.50 30.47 30.49 3043 4 pm SID oo Midnight . 4am. . aiaE o Noon e Highest .. 44,3-00 pm. Yeara Lowest 40,5:00am. Yoar ago. . Tide Tables. | (Furnished by United States Coast and 1 Geodetic Survey.) Today. 5:29 am. Tomorrow. 6:26 am. 0:53a.m, High ....[]] 6:03pm. 6:58pm. Low ......... 12:08pm. 1:05 pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. 7:27 5:26am Hightlo o | Low Sets. 4:59 5:00 2:28 p.m today tomorrow today | sun, | Sun Moan, | half hour after sunset. . Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in | Capital (current month to date) Month, 1932. Average. January 132 3.55 February 3.27 March . April .. May June July August September . October ... November . 8.69 December 332 7.56 \\'cntn'r in Various Cities. rature, *3 the 7.09 6.84 8.84 9.13 10.69 10.94 10.63 14.41 10.81 8.57 82 ‘84 '91 '89 '89 00 '86 o3¢ 55 Gw 6 '85 '89 ‘01 D10 e 0o 5o IBR2=2S . [l 5 v | Stations. e ARpINSIS Abilene, Tex Albany, N. Y. Atlanta, G Atlantic City Baltim Md.. 30.48 am ... 20.08 N. ‘D, 30.20 Mass... 30.48 N. Y. 30.34 8.C.3038 30112 Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear . Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Rain Cloudy .29.78 13052 . 30.28 3052 Buffalo, Charleston, i} . Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Helena, Mont... 3032 Huron, S. Dak.. 30.12 Indianapolis.Ind 3010 Jacksonville 0 Kansas Ci Los An 5 Leuisville, Ky, Miami, Fla N. Orleans, La New York, N. Y. 3050 Oklahoma' City. 29.66 Omaha. Nebr... 2088 Philadelphia_... 3030 Phoenix, Ariz... 30.0 burgh, Pa.. 3 Tand. e 3048 nd’ Oreg. 30.38 Raleigh, N. C Lake City Antonio Diego, Cali Francisco Louis Mo Paul, Minn eattle. Wash Spokare, Wash Tampa, *Fla WASH., D. C.. Ra Cloudy Rain Cloudy Rain Snow Cloudy Clear ! Cloudy Clear Rain Cloudy Snow Clear 24 46 32 72 44 3010 3030 3042 30.18 30.48 Pt cloudy Cloudy FOREIGN (7 am., Greenwic Stations London, England Paris, France Vienna, Austria Berlin,” Germany Zurich, Switzerland Gibraliar, Spain (Noon. iwich' ‘time, (Fayal), Azores... 62 (Current observations.) nilton, Bermuda - San Juan, Porto Rico... Havana, Cuba A% Colon, Canal Zone.. Marriage LlCenSCb. geilliam T Partridge, Jr. 23. and Mil- dred E. Jackson, 18; Judse Robért E. Mat- Skarren, ir.. 2 Rev, D. L. Rufus ‘Waters, 28, Ba Rhoe, 18, Baltimore; Judge time. perat 18 33 i 31 15 today.) Weather cloudy dy todayv.) Horta Part cloudy Part cloudy loudy Clear Part cloudy and Margaret loré. and Robert E. Albert J. Hess. 22, Baltimore, and Ruth L. Cuin, 26, Baltimore: Rev. L. 1. McDougle Harold H. Chanpell. 39. Baltimore. Marie N. Hurley, 26, Baltimore: Rev. Poore Philip Baker. 51. and Mary Barnum, 49 Rey. W. Westray Spencer_Carter. 32. and Corrinne E. Ray. 19_ Rev. R.' D. Grymes Sherman’ A, 'Chantland. Livingston. 25: Rev. Cha J._H. Hifes. ir.. M. Woolfolk. 31, Dr.James "A and J.'W. Stac Alan " Parsons. Annie Mat- and A F. . and Martha L. es T. Warner. Va.. and Louise Louisa: Rev. A. F. Poore. ooch. 27. Hazleton. Pa 23. Richmond, Va.: Rev. F. C. Wall, 23. and Mary G. Costin, 21 E! L, Harrison and Sallie Patrick, 18: L. Tucker, 21 /. O Lewis Wogdbugy, Conn.. Salist 26. Louls Oscar 8. Fitzsimmon and Harriette B, Conn i Rev. George F. Dudley Willie Cajter. 21, and Magxie Glover, Rev. A J._Tyler C. 'R.. ‘Behrens, 25, and Genevieve M. Esunas. 23: Rev. James H. Miers. Francis A. Ingalls, 19, Bethesda, Md . and Lillian Myers, 18, Bethesda: Rev. William Pierpont. 20 Births Reported Francis N. and E. Louise Ward. boy, Oscar and Kathryn Duniap. girl, Ambrose H. and Marion Cook. girl. George J. and Mary Wells. boy Kenneth' ‘and Dorothy_Douse. boy. Archie R. and Janet Van Hise. bos. Louise and Emma Marinacclo. bov Frederick and Eliza A. Middleton. Deaths Reported. Hudson, 73, St. &irl James G. W. *F Elizabeth’s Hos- Darr, 70, 3512_Rittenhouse._ st Wilkinson. 80, Emeryency Hos- Gore, 60, 10122 13th st se Cook, 34 Glles B Walter Reed General Hospital George F. Pierce, 4, 2122 P st Jesse Thomas, 36, 537 Buchandn st Henry C. Irving. 86. 409 D st. s Louise ‘Tillman. 50, Garfield fHospita Horace dgllars. 42, Gallinger Hospit Mary ¥-3Lancaster. 36. 745 Hohart DI Florence Brown, 28, Tuberculosis Ho: Doris Bowie. 31, Tuberculosis He Record. | 28 | Draths. BOBYS. HANNAH. in_Detrol A Boby ris, Asa. Dr Bonner of Atlar Bobys. Notice BROWN, MARY on Saturday CARTER, MAGGIE THERIN] fleld, Pa. DOYLE, ECKEL, PETER uary 3, 1032, at oved | GEORC |, GEORGE | | | | HILTON, CAR JOHN iesd HOL HOLLAND, JOHN A HOLLAND: Church. Fr | | Jar | | Cemetery, | e, g Ls t Lincol KENDALL, MARG. 1932, at ing wa Wed Newman ave. n.w. | MITCHELL, sday, Davis { politan Baptist and 13th sts. n.v vited, Rev, E. C. MITCHEL of Quee! are Hon. L Januar Politan Bant and 13th sts ROSET THOM DENA PATRICK, MORKISON, ELLA SON. nelaved Mo Funer t 8:30 am Vull's funeral rd. nw. Reau the Sacred Hear friends invited to Olvet Cemetery. MOSER, FANNIE. 32, FANNIE MOSER. FANNIE, Deborah_Liberty attend _the FANNIE MOSER. 8 12th st. n.w 1932, Dresident, MOSER, FANNIE Friendship Circle LEROY. RQY P n his depart er, Levy Pa nd frien PARKER, 1932, 1] moi fat Parker. be held at Rob lor, 423 4o st. s I o'clock . Gematers, REED, FLORENCE 3, 1032, at_her place se., the chapel of 2007 Nichols_ave. uary 6, at invited, Interm REYNOLDS. MAR( 1f nday. Ja pm. at her res MARGARET B. wife cf Audley leaves n son, I ter,® Mrs. M. V. above res at 8:30 a.m 2r ther and C s offered at. are invit Cemetery SHEA. LOUIS Tuesday CIS SHEA bler funeral h , 3 when_they w tional Cemete: SKIADOS. JAMES, 1932 5 S| Funéra 816 H st from W n.e. hurch will be’ held at wood Cemetery DIE G 1932, sey ave. ved sister George Garrison. TASHOF, LOUIS. January 4, 1932, years, devoted h and beloved fathe Leon A. and Soph: his late residen Wednesday, ment Adas' Isra THOMAS, FRANK life on Friday men’s Hoepital, FRANK (HAYS) mourn their loss Thomas: four coi 30 o' tist Church, Randolph offi Cemetery NDERDOWN, AG Monday, January pital, “%id ciatin BETH of Mar and_devoted_ siste: Mich., WILLIAM. ANDREWS, January 1 at 1030 “n;uzz.x OPPENHEIMER, _FLORENCE F 2 p.m. FRANCIS Remain at 11 on Wednesd 8thand L sts. n. 2 pm devoted wife of T e, January 6, at January 1 atives and from Passed away HANNAH Jani QUANDER. MAG- Beloved and t John P. Wed ny Cer E SULLIVAN Interment 3 DEFFENBAL Smith MARIA int ¢ in KATHERINE Relatives and Irie; wood Cem ALOYSIUS, A iday. Januar JONNSON, JOSEPH, in on et > THLCIAN EY. . fande Z. D ark Kelsey of Los : ey of Wynne- te at the S. H. 14th st. n.w., p.m. Inter- n Cemetery. Please omit ARET P. hy Janus neral Fricnds inv ELSIE. Departea this life on L 6:45 am. f Martin Sn mcers and e Not 1 members o fune A DUTCH, R. M. H. PATRICK, R. P. Sec FRANCES Home, m mass at 0 attend. Interment tives Mo! On_Monday, riends inv ebrew Cemetery. Officers and Lodge are from he on Wednesda uary am. By he ed. men reaue: ers of 4 3 ptiture of ed to_attend | of ednesda Secretary. on ARKER ure his wife, arker: stepmo ds; m, F. On Sunday, January sidence, 133 w b { W. Reed n < Son. friends | SARET B M dence on ice to Re rment in Cedar Suddenly. on LOUIS FRAN- at the 20, 1931 On Mon W._Deal to St RRISON. On n.w., SADIE Ga of N Sudde usband Rosa Tash of Ivan P, J. Julian, | fa Tashof Fineral {rom | 4211 16th st on 11 a.m ter- on Monday, of Cemetery. (HAYS). Departed th 1932, at Free after a lon THOMAS. He leave a foster dau Edi usins. - two ri funeral January Mount Moriah B and L s : ng. Interment Woodlawn 5 NES ELIZABETH. 4, 1922, at Christ Onio. " AGNES ELL . the beloved duught derdown r of Edward D. Sarah o H. L, Welker F., Margaret L. and Alexander H_Underdown, ir. aften Notice of funeral here~ L Brathsa, VANDER MILLER, January 32, Kentucky ave MILLE! Miller on Thi LOUIS. On ‘Tuesd at his_residence. se. “LOUIS — VANDI beloved husband of Annie Vander Fu from his late residence sda ary 7. at 3 pm. Rl invited.” Interment ; Cemetsry, ¥ VOLANDT, WILLIAM H.. SR. On Sunday, ary’3. 1933, at Naval Hospital, Washe ngton, WILLIAM H. VOLANDT. 8r. of Mary M. Volandt (nes ment. Wednesday. January Arlington National Cem- eral from Tabler’s funeral pare Be- WEEDON, uary 2 TAM | Weedor F ton Mas Rela = WILLIAM W. On Saturday, Jan- 932" at Providence, R. I. Wike WEEDON., beloved son of Martha and the late Lee Poynts Weedon. m the residence of Mrs. Clay- Beall. 1317 Maple View Pl s.e. Thurscay, January 7. at 8:30 a.m. at St.'Teresa's Church at 9 am. lends invited. Interment i metery, 6 VIRGINIA €. 1932, 25 b GINIA € e Anna Costin. | WILKES, On Monday. Jan- . at the residence 4801 Eastern ave WILKES, sister Funeral notice i S| . JULIA. On Monday. January & esidence. 1531 North Capitel wife of the late Wil- al from the above resi day. Ji v 7. at 2 pm. friends are invited. Intere L Cemetery, 8 In Memoriam, MARGARET P. Sacred dear ‘wife_and mother, HASKE. who departed rs ago today, January 5, H | maske to the t unto her, O Lord. and ine upon her. IAND AND SONS. fond memor WILLIAM K perpet LANE, WILLIAM day, January 5 Often 1 would be ear vour Voice again MOTHER smile on me from heaven, ead me when I die, dear brother, S¥TER NELLIE. GEORGE M. sad but_love A my dear husband {ILLER. who departed thig %0 today, January 5, 1931, dear hrother M. and sce his smi i to_me ’ ALBA L. MILLER. .® sad but loving meme sther, MARY A, parted _this “life four HIS L PARKER uun A. In 1928, forth sad memories one laid to rest who think of her today the ones who love her best HER LOVING CHILDREN. memory of our darling and sister, MA- MIE T t us four years ago todas 5. 1928, ful hereatier, PAYNE, MAMIE MOTHER AND SISTERS. MAX. In_fond memory of our MAX SAMAKOW. who* de< fe'5 years ago today. Jape HIS CHILDREN. * In fond and loving wife and mother, SCURLOCK, Who_departed this entered into cternal rest four January 5, 1928. t forgotten AND CHILDREN. In sad but loving dear husband, CAM- who departed this life . January 5, 1931, a5 forth sad memories the loved one laid to rest And the ones who think of him today Are the ones who loved him best. I think of vou in silence, No ove can <ce me weep. it many are the tears I shed When others are asleep. The blow was hard. the shock severs, 1 never thought your death $o near Only those who have lost ona can tell ‘The pain of parting, without farewell HIS LOVING AND DEVOTED WIFE, MARION We did not know the pain you bore, We did not see you die We only know vou went away And cid not say_“Good-by."* BEULAH AND BILL. Often to the graveyard I wander, Towers to lay with loving cars On_the grave of a dear one, Who is peacefully sleeping there. Gone, but not forgotten. LITTLE PATSY. « Darted this 1 tary S, SCURLOCK. NANNIE. nce of ou:’ d and FUNERAL DIRECTORS. P. J. SAFFELL FERSONAL SERVICE—REAS NABLE. Nat'l 0537, M GAWLER CO " Funeral Directors - LEONARD M. GAWLER w. 1" 71 " Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SE\F"ITH 8T. N.W. H ’) “Wm. H. Sardo & Co. \ Funeral Chapel la2 7 8t nE meoln 0524 Ambulance service. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC_ BIRCH) 3034 M.St. N.W. Fhone West 00ge. 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