Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1932, Page 9

THE EVENING ST;;R. WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1932. SPECIAL Biggest Value Ever FOR THIS WEEK ONLY g GOOD > YEAR @ WING FOOT GOODYEAR (] BER HEE; g ° Genuine Oak Leather 59c $1. Half Soles (Hood) Composition, Full Soles and Goodyear Rubber Heels. (extra special) STEIN’S SHOE REPAIR CO. 627 E St. N.W. SPECIAL Offered—Come Early and Avoid Rush Rubber Heels (Regular 50c Value) l 9c attached 2nd SHOP FROM 7th ST. ARLINGTON GV AR VETERAN DIE Maj. W. M. King, Formerly in| Agriculture Department, Nearly Century Old. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALLSTON, Va. January 11.—Maj. william M. King, a resident of Arlington | County for more than 40 years, who | was nearing the century mark, died at |the residence of his son-in-iaw and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Williamson C. | Welburn, last night from minor injuries received in a fall while on a vacation Jast September 13. Since receiving the fall he had been confined to his bed. Maj. King was a retired United States Government em- ploye, having served in the Department | of Agriculture for 35 years, during which | time he was chief of the seed division 19 and a clerk in the Bureau of Statistics. He was born on a farm near Geneseo, Livingston County, N. Y. October 5, 1832. He was a Clvil War veteran, having served in the Hospital Corps and was one of the founders of Potomac Grange, No. 1., being its first secretary and later succeeding the late Norman J. Coleman, the first Secretary of the Department of Agriculture, as master in 1889. ; Maj. King, who was an authority on farming, having been a writer for many farm journals and a former editor of the agricultural page of the Washington Post, associate editor of the Farm and Fireside and Colman's Rural World of St. Louis, Mo. He always attributed his many years and health to good, clean, wholesome out-of-door life. Besides being & member of the Po- tomac Grange, No. 1, of which he was an honorary master, having been elected | Paul's Episcopal Church at 2 o'clock in 1926, he also was a past commander | Wednesday afternoon. of George G. Meade Post, No. 5, G. A. R., Department of the Potomac; & mem- be the board of trustees. Boy and | Chapter, No. 42, Eastern Ster of Alex- 1S Scama and 16, andria, a member of the United Daugh- Girl Scouts, Troops Nos. 101 and a Mason sin 1880. | library was established in 1922 by him with more than 500 volumes. Funeral services will be H. J. Miller, rector of St. George's Epis- copal Church, Clarendon, conducting Bural will be with military honors in Arlington National Cemetery. January 11 Boucles. complete in sizes. Two Trousers Fine lines of soft hats, including many St. Albans, the ma- jority with snap brims; all colors. St. Albans %45 Suits Sale of Hats 1319-1321 F Street BOSTONIAN SHOES Full silk-lined coats in the dark, desirable colors you'd expect in a regular stock that was tailored for this present season. Every garment is fitted by a master fitter and any alterations are made by experienced tai- Theoiungens Shop Our Entire Stock of St. Albans $¥45 and $50 Heavy Winter Overcoats More than 500 coats that include the choice Camel Hairs, the silky Llamas and the super-durable lors . .. without extra charge. Our 2.95 perfectly tailored Tux- edo suits, full body and sleeve linings of silk. regular line of The Scout | ters held from | the the home of Dr. Welburn Wednesday Union end a worker of the Alexandria afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev.|United Charities. Genuine ‘‘sale”’ _Hundreds of you who are looking for genuine bargains have been here within the past few weeks . . . have seen these huge lines of St. Albans clothing hanging in our cases. You saw the marked prices. It proves to you that these are bona fide price reductions. reduced to *25 $75 St. Albans Germania Montagnacs An extensive line of these beautiful overcoats now priced below their actual cost. Full body and sleeve linings of satin, velvet collar and also an extra self collar for replacement. Correcty black in color and Still a tremendous assortment of four-piece suits . . . coat, vest and two trousers . . . reduced to $25. Superb grades of woolens; all the de- sirable dark colors; hundreds of extra sizes for men of ANY build. $s50 Tuxedo Suits *20 LATE 0. E. S. OFFICER'S| BURIAL WEDNESDAY Mrs. Florence H. Clift's Funeral Rites Will Be Held at Alex- andria Church. Special Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 11.— Funeral services for Mrs. Florencc Henderson Clift, past worthy matron of the Eastern Star in Virginia, and wife of Percy E. Clift, who died suddenly at her home, 217 North Columbus street, Saturday night, are to be held at St. also past worthy Martha Washington Clift was the Mrs. matron of of the Confederacy, Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees, Liberty Rebekah Locge of Odd Fellows, ‘Womain's Christian Temperance Services will be conducted by Rev Percy Foster Hall of St. Paul's Church and burial will be in Presbyterian Ceme- tery, with Eastern Star rites. Stetson Hats Breaths IROWN, JOHN F. On Sunday, wul 10. 1932. at Gallinger Hospital, JOHI P. BROWN, teloved husband of Jane Brown He also leaves many other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Remains restin At the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. BUCHANAN, WILLIE M.. JR. On Sunday January 10, 1932 WILLIE M. BUCHANAN. Jr.. devoted son'of Willie and Velma Bu- chanan and loving brother of Vernon M Buchanan. = He aiso leaves to mourn their loss many other relatives and friends Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jaruls hureh, 1432 You' st. n.w. No- tice of funeral later. oo o % BUSEY. LEWIS. Departed this life sudden- Iy, Sunday. January 10, 1932 at 9 P.m. LEWIS BUSEY of 811 He is survived by Tis" devoted miother and father, four sisters and four_ brothers. Remains at Prazier's funeral home. 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Funeral notice 12 Inter. COLLANO. SERAFINO. On Sunday. Jan- uary 10 1932 at Tuberculosis Hospital. SERAFINO COLLANO, ° Funeral from W Warren Taltavull's funeral home. 14th 3L and Spring rd. n.w.. Tuesday. January 12, at 8:30 am ' Requiem mass at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart at 8 am Relatives and friends invited to_attend Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. DONALDSON, DR. HENRY A. On Sunday. January 10, 1033, Dr. HENRY A. DONALD- SON. Futieral 'from his late residence. 1318 ‘Shepherd st, Wednesday, January_ 13, at 2 p.m. 2 24th- st. n.w. PEDESTRIAN, INJURéD IN AUTO CRASH, DIES Doctors, However, Would Not Say Death Was Due to Car Ac- cident. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. BETHESDA, Md., January 11.—Leon- ard Marsden, 45, of Auburn avenue, Woodmont, who wes injured when struck by an automobile while walking near his home here Christmas night, died at Georgetown University Hospital Saturday night Police here stated today that no fur- ther investigation of the case is planned, as doctors at the hospital would not state that the injuries he received in the accident were the cause of death, as Mr. Marsden was operated on for other trouble while at the hospital. His injuries at the time of the accident were given as a possible fracture of the skull and a fractured leg According to police, Marsden was struck by an automobile driven by Wil- liam L. Morrison of Wilson = lane, Bethesda. Morrison told them, police said, that Marsden stepped in front of his ‘ear_on Wilson lane snd that he was unable to stop in time to avoid hit- ting him. Former Virginia Sheriff Dies. LYNCHBURG, Va. January 11 (Spe- cial) —Charles B. Murpty, 49, died Saturday night at his home at Gretna He formerly was sheriff of Pittsylvania County and well known in the county He is survived by his widow and six children. Births R.eported. Elmer N. and Elizabeth W. Bozarth, girl Morrls and Rote Mary Katz, boy eorge nd Blanche A. Underwood. hoy. Robert C. and Ruth % Herman and Celia Pisner, Francis B. and Marie E. \ Harry J. and_Lillian P. Humphrey. girl John E. and Louise M. Redmiles, girl. John C. and Mary F. Grimes, girl Prank L. and Mamie B. Temple. boy. Eugene W. and Ruth C. Wilkinson. girl Charles M and Rosabelle Shryock, irl Richard P. and Lucy J. Fleming, boy. Dantel 8 and Sue C. Ring. girl Hiram B. and Thelma K. Waters, boy James A and Ethel M. Marceron, girl Hugh C.'and Dorothy V. He Eirl, Carles E. and Estell A. Fugitt, girl (Willlam " G."and " Catherine L. Hawkins gir! Lawrence and Bessie Frazier, Henry W. and Virgie Horton, Adam and Nettie Horre. boy. William and Loucrisel Wallis boy &irl, boy. Dea‘ths*Rep;orled. Sarah M. Wescott, 85. St. Elizabeth's Hos- pital Laura J. Gebhard, 80, 1242 Pennsylvania ave se. atherine O. McPherson. 80, 321 L st. n.e Harmon T_Lord, 78, 614 I 'st. ne. Katherine Platt. 68. 1366 Newton at. Tsabelle 8. Clarke. 65. 1625 16th st Nelson_Gapen, 53, Georgetown Hospit, Jesse Boswell. 50. Gallinger Hosoital Alice M. Simpson, 42, Emergency Hospital William' Gibson, ' 35, en route Casualty Hospital Erma J. Coulter, 25 Mildred Smith. 17. Sibley Hospital Jorge Villacres, 3." Children’s Hospital Infant to Russell B. and Katherine Patter- son. 1 hour. Walter Resd Hospit Georse Williams, 53, St. Elizabeth's Hos- pita Catherine Muse. 50. Gallinger Hospital Warren West, 49 Gallinger Hocpital Ernest Wells, 21, en route Emergency Hospital Jenny B. Hoaney. 1. Gi 1256 Florida ave. n.e nger Hospital FOUND. DOG. German shepherd. female, thin; gray and bleck. wearing collar: n.e. section. Lin- coln 8578 before 9:30 a.m., between 5 and 1, and after 10:30 p.m LOS1. = BAG, beaded, orange and green. in Diamond taxi. Potomac 6200. Grady, Kennedy-War- ren. Adams 3323. Reward i BOSTON TERRIER —Lost in Miller's Spring Valley develooment. ~Reward offered for dog or helpful information regarding same. Cleveland 488 i i3 5 CAT—Orange Persian, male; vicinity 19th st. and Park road, January 8 Reward 1913 Park rd. n.w. Col. 7267 CAT. large. mottled, zray. female it returned to Apt.’ 21, 3513 13th. ARIAZERTN S A., DIAMOND RINGS, two: around 3ath Woodley rd. Return 3316 Woodley rd. vecelve reward. Clev. 3557. DOG, brindle bull. white feet and neck. wearing_brown blanket: answers to name Call Decatur 3441 Reward. _ * ENVELOPE Brown leather envelope. con- taining papers valuable to owner only: left in texicab about 5 p.m. Saturdav, January 9. Reward if returned to Station Master, Union Station. Washington. D. C. __13* NECK_PIECE, fur. small; Saturday, in Pal- ace Theater_ Reward if returned to prop- ertv_office, Smithsonian Institution. OXFORD GLASSES, with silver chain, Sal lirday evening between 20th and Kalorama rd. and 18th and Col. rd. return to No. 72' Mendota_npt._reward i PICTURE CASE. containi by's pictur brown leather. gold seal on outside: on Sat- urday. Reward. Phone Berwyn 80 Branch 63. POCKETBOOK (lady's). black leather. con- taining $19.41: Sunday evening, betwsen 5th and A and East Capitol sts. s.e. Reward GearalnFaagaYe N il el POCKETBOOK, black, wifth snake band containing money. glacses, letters, etc. Re- werd.__Col. S LICE DOG. gray. D_ C. {ag 17004: 1 POODLE, _white, male, answer to_ name “Furry’: D. C. 'tag_No, 7187 lost Sunday from Mrs. Mattle B. Simpson’s residence, Laytonsville, Md. Finder please return to sbove address: reward. ____ STRING OF PEARLS. 3 diamonds in clasp. in Constitution Hall or vicinity. afternoon January 1T: reward. Return 2428 Tracy pl or_call_Potomac 4108 WALLET, black, and pair of gla; Sat . Jan. 0. either in Woodward & Lothrop of Barber & Ross corner, or No. Capitol street car; reward if returned 24 V sf. n.w. Phone No.' 0370 WRIST WATCH Iady’s, with_platinum diamonds. Reward [A FUNERAL 9752 Washington’s Greatest Funeral Co. We Broke All Records in the City Expert Embalmers 5 Parlors, 3 Chapels, 12 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances Call The GREATER CHAMBERS Co. Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 Reward Adams and and [ Swiss, 18 k. white gold bracelet set with 10 Cail Columbia 6834, * Beaths DOUGLASS, JOHN B. On Sunday, 10, 1932, ai his residen JOHN_B. DOUGLASS, lov and Lula Douglass, 'devoted brother of Lula Mae Tolbert, Mary Wangers. Major, Evelyn, Harrison, Savannah, Annie, Louis and Thelma Douglass. He "also leaves many other relatives ‘and friends. ~Re- mains resting_at the John T. Rhines fu- neral home, 221 North Patrick st.. Alex- andria, Va.' Notice of funeral later. ELLIS. SAMUEL S. On Sunday. January 10. 1932, at his residence. 724 3rd st. n.w, SAMUEL S, beloved husband of Alice A Ellis and father of Dr. George J. Ellis Funeral from the parlors of James T. Ryan, 317 Pennsylvania ave. se. on Tues: day, January 12,/ at 2 p.m.’ Relatives and friends invited.” Interment Congressional Cemetery. ELLIS, SAMUEL 8. A special communica- tion of Naval Lodge. No. 4. F. A. A. M., is calied at 1:30 o’clock Tuesday afternoo: January 12, 1932. for the purpose of at- tending the funeral of our late brother SAMUEL S. ELLIS. By order of the wor- shiptnl master ROLAND M. BROWN, Sec ETTER. LEON. On Monday. January 1 1932 at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baitimors Md . LEON, beloved husband of Annie Etter nzed’ 61 years, Notice of hereafter TTEROLF. CHARLOTTE B. SHAW. On Mordey. ' January 11. 1932. CHARLOTTE SHAW FETTEROLF. vife Daniel M. 'C., U A Te- jefferson B Haven. Conn. W. Chambers pin_st. n.w 8 pm. In- S| a of New P 1 services at the W Co. funeral ho; 1400 C on’ Tuesday. January 12, at terment at Philadelphia, Pa. FE WILLIAM ¥ Sudden] nd: Japeary Vo w:gnlx."r’,\lix %8 ¥Ry it ow. beloved. Lillie B, Fey.” Notice of funeral neresttcs GARNER, CLARA W. Entered into Testat 945 D Saturdayv. Januars P 1932 at her residence, 1922 '8th st. n.w., CLARA W, GARNER (nee Wheeler). the Eeloved wite of the late George B. Garner She leaves to mourn their loss a_devoted sister, Elizabeth I Dean, and three de- Yoted: stepsons, Frank A., Augustus L. and Theodore J. Garner, and a host of ‘oth, relatives and friends. Remains can viewed at R. B. McGiire's funeral home, 1820 9th st. 'nw. at which brief services will be held Wednesday, January 13, 930 am. Thence to St. Augustines Chureh. on 15th st between L and M sis, Rw. where requitm mass will be said at 10 am. for the repos soul. In- terment Mount Olivet 120 GOLDEN. JOHN F. on Sunday. Jamiary 10, 1935 O route Chicago, JOHN GOLDEN 0 st. n.w., " belo husband of Golden. father Josephine brother to Elsie West ~ Funeral Wednesday. January 13, at his late residence. GREEN, LESLIE d . devoted son of Margaret Green and brother of Mrs. Mary Wystt. Mre Rebecca Perguson, Mrs. Millie Wiilis, Doro- thy, Andrew. Reuben and TLottie Green Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Fu- Jerel’ Tuesday, January 13 at 1°pm m above chapel. In {rom abo terment Rosemo HANSEN, NANNIE L. On Sunday. Januar 101932, at her residence. 607 Otls place nw. NANNIE L. beloved wife of Julius R. Hansen and loving mother of Elizabet! Ockstandt_Slocum and Charles W.. Ock- standt. Funeral services in the W. W Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chain st. nw. on Tuesday. January 12, at 3 pm Relatives and friends are invited. Inte ment Prospect Hill Cemetery. HAWKINS, COOPER. Suddenly, Thursdas, Janvary’ 7, 1932, COOPER HAWKINS. devoted husband of Eliza White Hawkins He 2lso leaves a devoted father and mother. one brother. two sist undes.’ one aunt and many ‘ot ives an emains resting at John T. Rhines' funeral chamel. 3rd and Fve sts” sw. ntil roon Monday. January 11 thereafier at his late residence. 302 L st sw. Funmeral Japuary 12, at 1 p.m from Second Baptist Chureh. 2nd st he. tween M and N gts. s.w. Rev. John Rir ards officiating. Interment Arlington Na tional Cemetery. The pain was hard. the shock severe, To part from one I loved so dear. Oh. how sad was the summons When tha word came ne was dead _ For he Inft me <0 brizht and cheerful, Bt tedav he lies dead HIS NEVOTED WIFE, ELIZA W. HAW- KINS, KEOUGH, ToreTn 1ay Kitty Burns) of hrr consin 13 services 2 pm., 12 January 8. Hospital. LESLIE On Priday rela- CATHERINE. _On Sundav. Jan- CATHERINE KROUGY (nee Funeral from the residence A.F. Burns. 320 K st. n.e on Tuesdav. January 12. at $:30 am. thence to St. Aloysius Church. where re- ouiem mass will be said at 10 am for the repose of her soul. Interment Mount Olivet ~ Cemetery. Relatives and friends tnvited LOMAX. FLIL on’ Saturd: Suddenly departed this life Jonuary 9. 1932 nt 38 ® st. ne., ELT. beloved husband of Ella Lomax. ' He leaves eight nieces and nine nephews and, other relatives and f-iends Remains rest'~= nt the fineral parlars of Alevander €. Pone 315 15th st. s.e. Notice of funeral hereafter. MARSDEN. YFNARD €. On Saturdav. Jon- uary 0 '10%2° st Georgetown: Tinjyersity Hocpital. LENARD C. MARSDEN. in his 43th vear. ' Funersl Tueslav. Januery 12 at 1:45 nm. from the chavel of Warner E. Pumphrey's funersl heme. Rackv Md_ Interment Arlinton National Cem ery. MELOY. HELEN CUNNINGHAM. On Friday, Januarv 8. 1932, at Blodgett Memarial Hospital rend Rapids. Mich. HELEN CUNNINGHAM. infant denushter of D: Willlam' Cerey Mrloy and Elizabeth Green- lees Meloy. aged 4 weeks . MULLANY, ELUEN C. On Sundav, January 10. 1832 ELLEN C. beloved wife of the late Dennis Mullany. Funeral from her late recidence. 1321 Monroe st. n.w. on Wednesday, January 13, at 8:30 a.m_ Re- aiiem mass ‘at the Shrine of tha Sacred Heart at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends jnvited. Tnterment (private) at Mount Olivet Cemetery. PETPY, TCNY. 1032, ' at St PERRY. January TONY W, Qn Friday. Elizabeth's Hospital. Remains restinz _at Ernest 'Jarvis funsral chnrch. st. n.w. ~ Interment Raleizh, N. POYFR. EMMA PORTER. On Monday. Jan- vary 11,1932, at the home of her daugh- ter. 6410 Georein st. Chevy Chase. Md EMMA PORTER POYER. beloved mother of Mrs. Leslie A. Kniskern. Notice of fu- neral hereafter ROBEY, INEZ _Suddenly. on January 9. 1932, INEZ ROBEY. aged 12 years. beloved sister of Mrs._Helen Shea of Chevy Chase View. Md. Funeral services Wednesday. Januarv 13. at 11 am_ at Hysong's pa lors, 1300 N st. n.w. Interment Congres- sional Cemetery. 12 ROSS, ELSIE. On Sunday, January 10, 1932, at 3:55 pm., at her residence, Hyattsville, Md.. ELSTE 'ROSS, devoted sister of Mary Richardson and 'Alice Ross. _She also leaves other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. ROUSSEAU, LOVELL QU on Saturday. January 9. 5 dence. 4816 Towa 'ave. n.w, LOVELL QUINCY ROUSSRAU. aced 74 years. be- loved husband of Kate Florence Rousseau, nephew of Mg). Cen. Lovell H. Rousseau of Kentucky #1d_con of the late Edward Pendleton and Sarah Owens Rousseau Funeral services Tuesday. January 132, at 2 p.m.. at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N st.” In- terment Rock Creek Cemetery. 1 RUSSELL. WILLIAM EDW On Saturday. January 9, 1932, at the Bancroft Hotel. 1627 _19th’ st. n.w. WILLIAM EDWIN RUSSELL of Louisville. Ky.. beloved hus- band of Louis Rowell Russell. 'Services will be held at Zurhorst's funeral parlors, 301 East Capitol st. on Tuesday, January 12, at 11 am SCHLAEFLI, MARIE. On Sunday. January 10,1932, 'at her residence, Brandywine, Md.. MARIE SCHLAEFLI beloved wife of Fred Schlaefli. Funeral from her late resi- dence. Brandywine. Md. on Wednasday ry 13, at 1 p.m. 'Interment Cedar Relatives and friends in- SCHWIERING. HERMAN F. Suddenly. on Sunday. january 10. 1932 a¢ his residence. 1124 Ruchenan st. n.w. HERMAN F. be- loved husband of Elizaheth T. Schwiering (nee Jenxins), in the 47ih vear of his aee. Funeral from ‘the gbove residence on We nesday. January 13, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. ' Interment Rock Creex Cemetery. 1 SHAFFER, FRANCIS A. On Saturdey, Jan- uary 9, 1932, at the residence of his' sis- ter, Mrs. Christine A. Sullivan. 522 3rd st nw, FRANCIS A 'SHAFFER. PFuneral from the above residence on Tuesday, Jan- uary 12, at 8:30 am. thence to St. Al oysius Church, where mass will be offered at 9 am. for the repose of his soul. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. SHAFFER, FRANCIS A. _Washington. D. C., Lodge, No. 15. B. P. O. Elks: The lodge will convene in session of sorrow at 7:30 pm. Monday, January 11 1932 for the purpose of paying tribute to the memory of our late brother. FRANCIS A, SHAF. FER, who passed to the grand lodge of the hereafter Japuary 9. Elk services at late residence, 522 3rd st. n.W., at 8 p.m By order of DAVID J. LAPORTE. Exalted Ruler. Attest: W. S. SHELBY, Secy. SMITH, ARTHUR J. On Sunday, January 10, 1932, at the Episcopal Eve,' Ear and Throat Hospital. ARTHUR J., beloved hus band of the late Annie 'E_ Smith father of Mrs. Marguerite McKenna and Charles A. and _Vincent A Smith. Fu- neral from the W. W. Chambers Co. fu- neral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Wednesday, January 13, at 8:30 am thence to St. Paul's Church, 15th and V sts. n.w., where mass will be offered at 9 a.m., for the repose of his soul. Relatives and 'friends are invited, Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 13 SMITH. ELMIRA. Departed this life Satur- day, January 9. 1932, at her residence. 331 15th st. se. ELMIRA SMITH. the widow of the late Henry C, Smith. She leaves to mourn her loss four daughters, Mrs. Mamie E. Royal of New Haven, Conn; Mrs. Loretta Crowell of Arizona, and Mrs. Martha Overton Dickerson and Mrs, Estelle | Washington of Washington, D. C. brother. Mr. L. J. Allen. and sister, Mrs. Alice Williams of Philadelphia. Pa.:'seven grandchildren and three great-grandebil- dren. Remains resting at her late resi- denca Tuesday. January 12 Funeral at 12:30 p.m. from First S. A. D. Church, 8th st, between F and G sts. me. Januo ary, 13, Elder Webb officiating. latives and friends invited. Interment in Arling- tan National Cemetery. 12 SMITH, WINFIELD H. O Saturday, Jan- uary 9, 1932, WINFIELD H_. son of the late Henry W. and Mary A Smith. Funeral Tuesday, January 12. 1932, at 11 am. In- terment at Columbia Gardens Cemetery. Clarendon, Va JUNIUS. Departed this life January 0. 1932, at Children's . "JUNIUB. beloved son of William and Mary Snowden. He also leaves two sisters and a grandmother and other rels- tives and friends. ~Remains at Ford's funeral parlors, 1300 So. Capitol st. Fu- neral from the above-named funeral par- ors Tuesday. January 12, st 1l am. nterment Mount 2ion terv, one from | Breaths STEELE, GRACE AVERY KIN day,” January 10. 1932, at 1833 Kalorama rd. ‘n'w, GRACE AVERY KING. wife of Edward 8. Steele. Puneral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Wednesday. Jan- uary 13. at 3 pm, Friends are invited. Interment private. 1 SULLIVAN, WADE H. Departed this life suddenly, on Sunday morning, January 10, 1932, at 'his residence. 1009 31st st. D.W.. Washington, D. C. WADE H. SULLIVAN, the devoted ‘son of Mrs. Lucy Sullivan Jackson and the late Mr. Fred Sullivan, sr.. loving brother of Rovert Greene, Lu: | cretia Brool Edmonia _ Naylor d | Altred Sullivan, and loving, affectionate friend of Miss' Maggle Payton. Funeral Wednesdey. January 13, at 2 pm. from Mount _Calvary Baptist Church. Fair{iZ Va. Friends and relatives invited. & | TAYLOR. AMERICA. On Sunday. January | 10,1932, ‘at her residence. 2430 F st. n.w. | AMERICA TAYLOR. devoted mother of Lucy A. Forest.. Mis. Clementine Thomas A. and James E. Taylor She also leaves five grandchildren and relatives and friends. Remains Testing at Frazier's funeral home. 389 R. I ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. TUTTLE. SHIRLEY G. On Janu- ary 10! 1932. SHIRLEY G ved ‘daugh- ter of Samuel J ittle of 215 ave p.m; Mrs, Sunday, be and Emly from 12. at nd frien Vit ‘\()('-l,l’K. FRANK W. On Sunday, January 1071932, at ‘hus residence, 1440 Columoia | rd. n FRANK W.. beloved husband of | the late’ Emeite H. Vogler T of rancis W. Vogler and Mrg. J. L. Hild and Mrs. Funeral from the eral home. 1400 . lay. January 13, | . nt Prospect Hill Cem- 3:30 Interment W. N. John: Marion T WALLER, WILLIAM A. On Saturday, Jan- uary 9, 1932, at Freedmen's Hospital, WiL- LIAM "A. ‘husband of the late Patience Waller and son of the late Jeremiah Wal- ler and beloved son of Mrs. Angeline Woodward (nee Waller). He leaves to mourn their loss his mot Mrs. Angeline Woodward: two sisters. Mrs. Mary L. Johnsor and Ada Hoblev. ‘and ona brothe: Body will be moved Earl Better funeral | n late residence. 4362 Douglas C. Monday afternoom January 12, at 2 p.m. above ' residence. Rev. Broadus H. T. Gaskins officiatine. WASHINGTON. A. TAYLOR. On Sat January 9. 1937, at PFreedmen's H TAYLOR WASHINGTON. lo Binette L. Washinaton C. Washin brothe and A. D. Washington of Chi- C. Washington of Washington, and Mrs. Carroll E. Jetter of New York, Puneral from Asbury M. E._ Church. 11th | and K sts. nw. Tuexdav. January 17. st 1pm. Rev. R_M. Williams pastor. Body resting at Bundy's funeral home, 631 Fls. ave. n.w. | WEBSTER. JAMES R. uary st nw ie the and Rev tather of L. On Sundar. Jan- usband o the Iate ‘Harrint E_Webster. vices al the S.°H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 I4th st. n.w. Tuesday, January 13’ at 3, p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. WELIS, ERNEST Departed this life sude denlv. on Thursday. January 7. 1932, ERNEST WELLS. Funeral Tuesday. Jan: uary 12, at 1 p.m.. from Janifer's funeral parlor. 1115 29nd st n.w." Interment Lin= coln Memorial Cemetery. WILLIAMS, CORA MABEL. On Sunday, January 10, 1937 at the residence of het brother. Dr. H. J. Willlams, COPA MABEL WILLTAMS devoted sister of Dr. Harry J. 2nd Philip B. Willlams. Funeral Tues- | day_ Januarv 17. 'at 3 pm.. from Ashury | M E Chourch. 1ith and K sts. n.w.. Rev Rohert Williams _officiating. Interm Harmony Cemetery. In Memoriam. ADE. ANN. In sad _memory of my dear b NN DADE, whn died ‘five Namaarr 11 1026 3 hentt (s plcture e ome. Inid o reat s frame I shall »:ee: it. R Aiar tha hest CYNTHIA FIELDS. * .t Jvine memary_of r. BELLA DOWDLE. who two years ago today, Recance GRANDDAUGHTER. | DOWDIE. BELL our desr mothe eparted this life January {1. 1930 We have only your memory. dear mother, To remember our whole life through, And you'are one we will never forgel, For wr alwavs think of vou. HER SON AND DAUGHTER, ELMER AND LOUISE. GRAHAM, n loving remems O dear mother. LOTISA D. GRAHAM. 'who departed this life w6 yeers ago today, January 11. 1830. Her_loving voice. her smiling face, Ar~ a_pleasure to rerall She bad a kind word for every one And died heloved by all HER LOVING DAUGHTER. EVA, ¢ HARRINGTON. KATHRYN. With estesmed love and devotion to the memory of oup KATHRYN HARRINGTON, lite one year ago today, LOUISA D. of ‘my darling mother who deperted this January 11. 1931 A happy home When_our dear we once_enjoved mother was here, But desth bas left a loneliness at_never can Jed. HER LONELY DAUGHTERS. MARY GARY, CORA GARY, BLANCHE HAF-RIN@Q'QK‘ JONES. HARRY ROBERT. Tn sad but love ing remembrance of ‘my devoted hushand, HARRY ROBERT JONES, who left mé three vears ago today, Jamuary 11, 1929. Some think T am not lonely, When at times they see me smile. Little do they know the heartache That I suffer all the while HIS LOVING WIFE, FREDERICA DAVIS JONES! e RINKER. DAVID E. In sad but loving memory of my heloved husband. DAVID . RINKER. who enterel ints Test one year ago todav. January 11, 1931 | HIS DEVOTED WIFE. ADA M. RINXER. ¢ WILLIAMS. OPHELIA CROCKETT. In love ing _rememb-ance of mv dear wife, OPHELIA CROCKETT WILLIAMS, w%ho departed this life one vear ago toda¥ January 11, 1931, To the one T loved so dear. Heart-broken and full of tears Some dav I. too. hope to be near. For earthly troubles we will not fear. HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. FUNERAL DIRECTOKS. Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. _1337 10th St. N.W.___Phome North 6047. WILLIAM H. SCOTT O 05 ~CHAS. S. ZURHORST T WILLIAM LEES SONS, FUNERAL D‘l!CTO!F \ CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. 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