Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1932, Page 9

THE EVENI Midwinter From our own stocks! More than 2,000 OO0 $1.55 to $1.95 SHIRTS $ Some are soiled. Some are mussed. But all are perfect and a launder- ing will restore them to their original freshness. White, plain colors, patterns. Collar attached, one and two collars to match, and neckband. Sizes 1314 to 18, but not in every style. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) « « « White English Broadcloth. Solid colors. And fancies. « « « Solid color, end to end madras, Fancy madras, others. color Fancy various e = ibluin chambrays. prints, in designs. Men’s $1.29, $1.55 and $1.95 Pajamas prints and flannelettes. nd D. Fancy broadcloth, madras, English collar, coat and middy styles. Sizes A, B, C (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) White and solid color Men’s 75¢ and $1 Shirts and Shorts White, solid color and fancy broadcloth, madras shorts. Sizes from 28 to 42 Flat knit, ribbed or rayon shirts. Sizes from 32 to 46. (Maln Floor, The Hecht Co.) Men’s 75¢ and $1 Athletic U’Suits Checked nainsook and fine madrases. Side-leg opening or closed-crofch styles. Sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 48, and 50. The Hecht Co.) Taped armholes. (Main Ploor Men’s $1 Hand-Tailored Neckties Broken ranges. One and two of a kind. Many of them are silk tipped. Stripes, and figures. Taken from our stocks. (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) 35¢, 50c and 75c¢ Plain or Fancy Socks Discontinued numbers from two nationally known makers. Silks, silk mix- tures, silk-lisle-and-rayon, and rayon mixtures. (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) are now A Group of Men’s $6 Low Shoes ins” in this Second Floor Sale. Black cali. Tan calf. Real "bar Desir Scotch grain. ble styvles zes 6 to 11. (Second Floor, The Hecht Os.) ’s $3.45 and $5 Sheldon Felt Hats 1 hats, welt-edge hats and some homburgs. Grey, tan and brown. some are” soiled. Mostly 714, 734 and 7Y5. (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) THE HECHT CO. NAtional 5100 F Street at Seventh B3 Free Parking While You Shop Here—E Street, between 6th and 7th ' STAR, WASHINGTON i 100 2] 2~%] 3 95 2.95 January Furniture Sale is in full progress—Saturday is a good day to shop with your family . .. and save—Furniture Dept., 4th floor D. C¢ FRIDAY WOMAN PHYSICIAN DIES IN TAKOMA PARK HOME Dr. Helen Smith, 69, Was Victim of Heart Attack—Body * Brought Here. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. TAKOMA PARK, Md., January 22. Dr. Helen Smith, 69, of 215 Allegheny avenue, Takoma Park, who has been il for some time and who insisted upon treating herself for her allment, accord- ing to police, was found dead, seated on the sofa in the living room of her home yesterday. Certificate of death from natural causes was issued by Dr. A. W. Shannon of Takoma Park. Policeman Frank Lane of Takoma Park, who investigated, stated that the woman had been ill for some time and had insisted on treating herself, refus- ing to go to a hospital or accept medical attention from any other doctor. She is said to have died as the result of a heart attack. The woman was pronounced dead by Dr. R. M. R. Zoretshie of Casualty Hospital. As the portion of the town in which she lived is in Prince Georges County, officers of that county were notified. The body was removed to Lee's undertaking establishment in Washington, pending word from rela- | tives. She was a graduate of the University of Michigan. | MRS. HELEN COPELAND'S | FUNERAL IS HELD HERE| Burial of [ Writer Will Take Place in | Towa City. J Funeral services for Miss Helen L Copeland, 64, who died early this week | at Emergency Hospital, were held at | 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the| Lee funeral chapel, Dr. Allen Stock- | dale officiating. The body has peen | taken to Towa City, Towa, for burial. | A native of Iowa, Miss Copeland was the daughter of Col. Luclus F. and| Eliza_Moore Copeland. She was grad- | vated from the State University at Towa City with high honors, and was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma So- rority. After teaching for many years in the Middle West and Far Wesi she came to Washington, and had been employed for the past 12 years in the Land Office, Department of the Inte-| rior. She formerly taught at the Sol- | diers’ Orphans’ Home at Davenport, | Towa, and while teaching in the West | became known as & writer of consider- able talent. Her nearest Telatives are three cous- ins. She was active in church work here and kept in close contact with sorority associates in the city. Former Teacher and Births Reported. Joseph A. and Ida M. Clark. girl twins. Arthur R. and Anne A. Tudge, girl. Stephen M. and Lydla S. Gatti. girl. Robert B. and Naomi C. Emerson. girl. George and Rosalie R. Nordlinger, girl Carroll R. and Mary L. Holt, girl. Archie G. and Eleanor Wynkoop. girl. Harry E. and Pauline Toston, boy. R Clixton L. d Ella Clevenger, boy. Harvey V. and Ruth Prentice, boy. JArTer, Ve Mot raatis, Irving and Henrietts Silber. boy. James A. and Anna V. Plerpoint. boy. Robert H. and Dorothy Keysmith, boy. Elfs and Hazel I. Purdy, boy. The R. and Elizabeth A. English. boy. Campbell H. and Jeanette Plugge, boy. Bernard and Pearl Tutson, boy. James and Annie Jackson. boy. Mark and Ola Stokes. boy. Alvin and Sidney Dixon, girl Fletcher B. and Nannie Hunter, girl. Deaths Reported. Sarah G. 74. 1016 26th st. Cora T. Austin, 72, 3171 18th st. Bert! Hoenstein. 70, 1824 Belmont rd. Begins oenten: 1 134 Belmont x Daniel Ruder 55. Garfield Hospital. Selby M. Sullivan, 18, Providence Hospital Stamy X S, g Feees James Robert, 59, Garfleld Hospital. Laura Terrill, 43, Gallinger Hospital Ci‘mrles E. Robinson, 42, Emergency Hos- | Sidney H. Sheppart. 41, Walter Reed Hos- pital Annie Carrol. 36. 1102 C st. s.e. 13. Freedmen's Hospital. Simms Queen Ray, Hellen C piackwell, 1 month, 1446 Cor- coran Infant of Thomas and Rosa Lee James, 6 | daye, Freedmen's Hospital | Infant of Mack and Hattie Dawkins, 1| day. Gallinger Hospital. JANUARY | February | March 22, 19 THE WEATHER l District of Columbia—Cloudy, prob- ably rain tonight and tomorrow; colder tomorrow; lowest temperature tonight about 46 degrees; gentle shifting winds becoming northeast. Maryland—Cloudy, probably rain to- night ‘and tomorrow; colder tomorrow and in extreme west portion tonight; moderate shifting winds becoming northeast. Virginia—Cloudy tonight and tomor- row; occasional rain tomorrow and in the interior tonight; somewhat colder tomorrow; moderate southwest winds, possibly shifting to north or northeast tomorrow. ‘West Virginla—Rain tonight and to- morrow; colder tomorrow and in north and west portions tonight. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 54 30.16 49 30.18 44 30.11 30.05 30.04 30.02 Year Yesterday— 4 pm. ! 8 pm. Midnight Today— 4 am. 8 am. Noon Highest, ago, 33 Lowest, ago, 20 42 45 58, mnoon 41, Tide Tables. by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. 7:08 a.m. 43 a.m. 7:29 pm. 0 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Rises. 7:23 today. 2 am. today. Year (FPurnished ‘Tomorrow. 7:55 a.m. 2:29am. 8:15p.m. 2:27pm. High Low High Low . Sets. Sun, today... 5:17 Sun, tomorrow 7:22 5:18 Moon, today.. 4:13pm. 7:01am. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Rainfall, Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1932. Average. Record. January 3.55 7.09 '82 3.27 6.84 '84 375 884 '91 327 9.13 '89 3.70 10.69 '89 413 1094 ’00 4.71 10.63 '86 401 1441 '28 3.24 10.81 '76 2 2.84 857 '85 November . 237 869 '89 December 332 156 01 Weather in Various Cities. ETemperature. 23 April . May . June July . August, September October Susy s “qyan se weju Stations. 15907 ‘wweg o e Kep1msng Abilene, Tex . Albany! N Y Atlants, Ga. .. Atlantic Gity. " Baltimore, Md.. Birmingham .. Bismarck, N 'D. Boston, Mass... Buffalo, N. Y., Charleston, §.C Chicago. M. Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland." Ohio Columbia, 8. C. Denver, Colo., . Detroit. Mich. El Paso. Tex Galveston Tex Helena, Mont... Huron.' 8. Dak Indianapolis,Ind JacksonvilleFia Kansas City Mo Los ‘Angeles ... . Clear Louisville, “Ky ! Rain Miami, Fia. 7. <r.. Clear ew Orleans. S New York, N.Y. Ratn'” Oklahoma’ City Cloudy Omaha, Nebr. - Snow Philadelphia Cloudy Phoenix, " Ari7. ; Clear Pittsburgh,” Pa.. Portland, Me. Portland, Oreg Raleigh,'N. C... Salt Lake City. 303 San Antonio.. . 20.98 San Diego, Cailt 3024 San_Prancisco.. 30.30 8t .Louis, Mo.. . 30.14 St. Paul, Minh.. 3020 30058 3044 3026 13004 Cloudy * Cloudy . Clear Rain Rain Pt.cloudy : Cloudy Cloudy Rain Pt cloudy Clear Cloudy . Clear Cloudy . Snow Cloudy Rain ; Clear Cloudy Rain Snow Pt.cloudy . Cloudy Clouvdy Clear Clear Rain Clear Pt.cloudy WASH., D. C.. . Cloug;‘ 4 o —— | Truck transport lines for long hauls | are_increasing in Spain. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN’S, 7th & F We Claim to Produce | the | Finest Economical Funeral | In The World We have 10 cars, hearses, ambulances; 5 parlors, 3 chapels We Will Give You a Whole Funeral & 975w | Cars, Casket and All—Call J| Extra Cars, $7 Each The Greater Chambers Co. Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 Where Servi Best and the Price Is Le i Many Years —thi then quoting a minimum price. As other members of the pro- fession followed. are commonly quoted now —but still one does not find plete for as little as $100. FUNERAL HOME hue eference, Ask your neighb: or r | 8a H | Colon, (7 a.m, Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Weather. Y Part cloudy Fosey Cloudy Foggy Cloudy Cloudy France..... Switzeriand. .. Stockholm, _Sweden... .. Gibraltar. Spain s 1 (Noon. Greenwich time, today ) Horta (Fayal). Azores 64 Cloudy (Current observations.) Hamilton, Bermuda.. 60 Part cloudy n Juan, Porto RIco, 76 Part cloudy vana, Cuba...... 68 Clear Canal Zon 8 Cloudy Marriage Licenses. Bundick. 38. Brentwood, Md., and, Alice L. Scott, 30, Washington; Rev. John Weidley. Edgar E. Hartner, 24, and Virginia A. 19, both of Baltimore; Rev. A. F. Grov Poore. Wilson Gordon. 25, and Marion Burnside, 23; Rev. Daniel E. Wiseman Edward James, 38, and Helen Thomas, 32; Rev. Frank_Henson. Herman Gregory. 34, and Jean A. Law- head, 19; Rev. T. E. Boarde. FOUND.. FC T ANIMALS apply Animal Re: EORueo0h MADINE Ve tor Rav. 8088 0. W. BAG, blue. on e mear 21, containing moniey. Keys. etc. 3uk0. CASE KEYS, Reward it returned Albemarle st _n.w. CAT, silver-colored 0107 or North 0047. DOG—Red _Chow Tilden Gardens: col County tags with leash attached. Reward, Call Cleveland 5334, Apt. 404 Sy 1 GLASSES. horn-rimmed: probably left in between 16th & P ats. and Zirkin's. Re- rd. 1709 P st. D SCARF. black net: bright_seauin borde pavement 2308 California st. Saturda p.m. Phone Pot. 4118. Reward. TAPE AND STEEL REEL. on Wilson Blvd. between Clarendon and Leesburg Pike: lib eral reward. Address Box 326-J, Btar office. PR e st Jan. Call Col. 363 erstan, Call Cleveland Tac er. M to Ernest J. Behm, strayed from ing Montgomery s Bulova; initials lady's 1415 ‘Ames pl. WATCH, Reward. No. 32 tic 441! Ago the - startling policy of s firm adopted the years went by, Prices quality service, com- , quoted by others 816 H STREET.'N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-8201 Braths BLUE, ELLA REEDER. On Thursday. Jan- uary 31,1933, at 9:45 o'clock a.m., at Prov- idence Hopital, ELLA REEDER BLUE. be- loved wife of Homer Blue, 3221 Voita place now. Notice of funeral later BOSWELL, MARIA L. Departed this life sud- denly Priday, January 22, 1932, MARIA L. BOSWI of 77 Defrees st. n.w. be- 16ved wife of Grant Boswell. Remalins rest- ing at Barbour Bros.' funeral home, 48 K st. n Notice of funeral hereafter. BROWN, EDWARD. Departed this life sud- denly ' Wednesday, ‘January 20, 1932, at Casualty Hospital, EDWARD BROWN, son of ‘the Iate Eiiza and Samuel Brown. 'He to mourn their loss a_wife. n:"nree sons. Oliver, Theodore an Rudolph: (w0 daughters. Mary Lucas and Alice Toliver; " iwo sisters, Rosa Gordon and’ Panny Boger. ‘one brother, James Brown. Notice of funeral later. BROWN, MARY LOUISA. On Thursday, | Januaty 21, 1932, at 11:30 pm.. at Emer: gency Hospital, MARY LOUISA BROWN beloved mother of Mrs. Fiorence B. Gainé ana srandmother of Miss Loulss A. Caine, sister of Mrs. Ela Thomas, aunt of Mrs Besaie Lee. Miss Eliza Johuison. Mrs, Helen Martin, Mrs. Louise J. Chioe, Mr. Bdward Johnson wnd Mr. Walter Thomas. Notice | of Tuneral hereaiter . BRUCE, MINNIE. On Thursday, January 21, 1632, i Gailinger Hospital. Mrs. MIN- NIE BRUCE. Funeral from Timothy Han- lon's funeral chape, 641 H i he. on Saturcay, January 23. i 10 ai. Inter- ment Fort ‘Lincoln Cemetery. Friends, i Vited =2 CARTER, EDWARD S. On Tuesday, Jan- Uiary 19, 1932, 8t Garfleld Hospital. ‘ED- WARD 8. CARTER. devoted husband af Mary Carter, father of Ocey, Louise, Al- Dert’ and Willam Carter, stepfather of hd Francis Toliver. brother of William Carter. Puneral Saturday. Jan- uary'23, at 1 pom.. irom the W. Ernes Vis funeral church. 1432 ¥ou 'st. n. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 23 | CHAMBERLIN, GRACE ROSS. On_ Thurs- day, January 21, 1932, at Sibley Hospital, Mrs. “GRACE ~KOSS 'CHAMBERLIN. be. loved ‘wife of ‘the late Dr. Willlam E Chamberlin. ° Puneral services = at the | First Congregational Church. 10th and G ats. nw. on Saturday. Janiuary 23. at 3 0., Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. © * CHAPMAN. ELDER LEWIS T. Departed this life Thursday. January 21 193 at 6.1 am. st D residence, 1100 R st nw Eider CEWIE 7. CHAPMAN. pastor of Holy Trinity Church, Apostolic Faith. 11th &t nw. e leaves (o mourn his bassing two Young brothers. Samuel W. Chabman and James 8. Chapiman: & devoted aunt. Miry Buckner, and three cousins. Remains Wil lie“In " siate a " the above-nained. church from 3" pm. ‘Saturday o Sunday: noon Funersl Wil be conductea by Flaer Tl Hennings o Sunday, January 24, at T b, 3 CHAPMAN, ELDER LEWIS T. Entered int eternal rest Thursday. Janusry 1. 1932. a¢ 8:15 %.m. st his residence. 1109 R st. 1w Eider LEWIS T." CHAPMAN. basior ind Tounder of Church of Holy “Trinity" of Avostolic Faith.. Booy will lle in State at ihe above-named church Saturday, January 23, at 3 pm.. until Sunday noon. Services January 24, At 1o clock b ity. Elder Howard H. Henninks will offciate Servant of God. well done: Rest from thy Jabor. employ. THe battle is Tought. the victory won: Enter thy Master's joy * FROM THE CHURCH. 23* COLBY, NELLIE M. On Thursday, Jan- Nare. 21, 1932, at her residence, 1717 Co- Timbia road miw.. NELLIE M., beloved mother of Luciie M. de V. Colby. Remains Testing at Gawler's funéval pariors; thence to"8t. Matthew's Catholic Church, Satnr- day January 33, at 9 wm. Intsrment Ar- lington Natignal Cemeters 22 COX, WILLIE. Departed this life on Thurs- @ay. January 21. 1932, at his residence, 40 Myrtle 'st. nle. WILLIE GOX. loving brother of ‘Mary and Clifford Cox. Re- Piains resting 8t Stewart's funeral home. BT st nes, until Friday, thereatter at Ris Tate residence. Puneral Sunday. Niary 24, at Richmond, Va DEARING, JERRY. Departed this life on “hesaay, January 19, 1932 at Gallinger Hospital, ‘after briel iilness, JERRY DEXRING. " 'He leaves to mourn thelr loss ¥ Gevoted wite, Martha E. Dearing of 1034 New Hampshire ave. n-w.. four sisters and one brother, four hieces and a host of ofher relatives and friends. Remains may B¢ 'séen at Moon's funeral home. 1323 You st *Bow. " Funerel Saturday, January 23 at 2"5m. from above mamed funerai Rome. “interment Lincoln Memorial Cem- etery. Priends are invited 21 DORWART, MARGARET E. On Friday amuary 22, 1032 at the residence of her niece. Mrs.. Frank W. Larner. 1004 23nd St w. MARGARET E. DORWART. Re- Inains' will be taken fo Lancaster. Pa where services and interment will be held on Monday. January 25, at 3 p.m. . GERWAN, SAMUEL B. On Thursday, Jan- uary 21, 1932, st his residsnce. 1333 Law- Tence st. n'e. 'SAMUEL .. beloved hu band of Wilkelmina C. German and fa- ther of Georse F. German, Lulu M. Davis and Charles D, German. Puneral from Bis Inte residence on' Saturday. January 33 12 pm. Relatives and. friends in viied to "atiend. ' Interment Glenwood emetery. HENNING, SARAH HELEN. On Thursday. January’ 21. 1932 SARAH HELEN HEN- NING. aged 88 years. Puneral from W. W Dears Tuneral home, 816 H st. n.e. on Saturday. January 33. at 11 am. Inter- ment Consressional Cemetery. HOLMEAD, ALICE G. On Thursdav. Jan- Qary 31,1932 at her resldence. 3885 ‘13th St nw, ALICE O HOLMEAD. beloved Wite"of 'the late Willlam Holmead. Re- Qufem’ mass_at the Shrine of the Sacred THeart. 'on Saturday. Januarv 33 &t 10 am. Inferment Rock Creek Cemelery. 23 VIRGINIA. Departed this life January 1. 1992 at_Caliinger Homifal, 47 bm.. VIRGINIA JORNSQN. loving ‘wife of "Abrabam.Johnson. of 33 McLean' ave. s.w.. the loving mother o Vireinia, *'fnez " and . Melvin " Johnson: dnughte; of Mrs." Joseohine Joshua and Fister of Adeln Muse, Emma, Preddie and Charles Joshus, and loving mother-in-iaw of Marle Johnson. Host of other relatives Shdiends, Remains resting st Eugene Foras fineial parior, 1300 Souin Capiral SO Gntll 10 pi. Pridav. January 22 fhenca” to et Tate residence. . Punerai Safurday. Junuary 23 at 1 Bm. from Priendship Baptist Chireb. 1st ‘and H £ interment Lincoln Memorisl Cem- Sieiy 22 JONES, SARAH RAWLINGS. : January 22, 1932, SARAH RAWL JONES, tne' devoted wife of John Jones and stepmother of Reginald Jones. = She alko feaves one niece and three nephews Remains resting ;. the W. Ernest Jarvis funersl church: 1432 No: tice of funeral later. KEYS, ETHEL. On Wednesday. January 30, ' 1932, ETHEL KEYS, . the ‘devoted mother of J. S, Souders. Remalns resi- Ing "t %the’ W. “Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1632 You st. nw Saturday * Interment Abpon MARTI, JOHN H. On Thursda uary '310 199, af Georzetown University Hospital, JOHN 'H. MARTL, beloved hus- band of Grace Thuxel Marit (nes Love) Remains 1esting at Joseph . Birch's Sons’ chael. 3034 A st. n.we, where services will be 'held on Sunday, January 24, at 1 pm Tnterment Hamilton. Va. 23 McCONCHIE, BENJAMIN T. Friday. Janu- Aty 22 1932 at Sibley Memorial Hospital. BENJAMIN T beloved husband of Lettye McConchle (née Tallaferro) of 403 4th 3¢ ne. Services will be held at Zurhorsi's Tuliersl parlors, 301 East Capitol st. Mon- day. January 3. at 3 pm. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery 24 MILLER. HENRY S. SR. On Wednesday, January 20, 1932, HENRY S, MILLER, St axed 79 years, 1318 Levis st. n.e. beloved father of Henry nd Fraik, Rich- ard T Miller and Mrs. Mary Lanowits of Baltimore, Md.: Mrs. Joseph W. Herbert of Brentwood, Md. nd Mrs. Rudolph C. Goddard of fhis city. Puneral Saturday, January 23. at 10 o'clock, Upber Matiboro, Md. Buriai in Trinity Cemetery. 33 MOORE. HIRAM H. Friday. January 22. 1932, HIRAM H. MOORE, beloved husbend of Sadie M. Moore and father of MFs. Ralph Garrliy of 1333 Quincy st. n-w. Fu- neral services from the S. H. Hines Co Tuneral Dariors. 2901 14th st. hw.. Satur: day. Japuary 3. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery NEVIUS. HELEN CATHERINE. Priday, Jan- uary 33, 1932 ai her residence. 3115 Georgia ‘aye. n.w. HELEN CATHERINE. beloved wife of Charles John Nevius. Re- mains resting at the W. W. Chambets Co funersl home, 1400 Chapin st. h.w. - Inter- ment in Danville, Pa. Notice of tiie later ODOM, HANNAH. 'On Tuesday, January 19, 1932 at her residence. 1994 13t St now: at 8:20 n.m.. HANNAH, beloved wife of Ed- ward Odom, aunt of Frances' Hailstaik. Lottle J.*Holloway. Florence Thomas. Wal- tor Jackson, Osear Jackson. Ester. Charles, Franklin' and 'Samuel Tyrce: sisier-in-law of“Trene ‘Blackville. Remains resting 't the W Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You sf. nw. until Saturday noon. there: after’ at’ The "above residence. . Funeral Sundav, Jamuary 24, at 1 pm, from Twellth Street Christian Church. ' 34 O'NEILL. JOHN B. Suddenly, on Thursday. Januaty 21, 1932, a. his residence, 308 Bk #t. s.e.’ JOHN B., belovad son of the late ‘Capt.” John . and Mary O'Neil Funeral from his laie ‘residance on Mon- day, January 25.°at'9 am. Priends invit- ed. ' Interment Philadeiphia, Pa. Pl Smit fowers. 2% RANDALL, ELIZA A. On Thursday, Jan- uary 21 1932, at 10 am.. av the residence of hier brother, 1953 37d st. n.w.. ELIZA A RANDALL. She is survived by a brother; Robert A Stewart: o sister-in-law. Mrs Maggte Siewart; four niecss, two hephews: one grandniece, four srandnephews and § host ‘of friends. Remains. resting at. Fra- sler's Tuneral home, 389 Rhode Tsland ave. R until @ pm. Thursdsy. Punerai Sorvices at the Tesidence, Friday, January .23t 7 pm. Interment Columbia S. C. 22 ROBINSON, RACHEL L. Passed Ino the reat beyond Tuesday, January 19, 1933 A1 her residence, 149 T st nw. ai 11:30 m., RACHEL L. ROBINSON. Wite of tne fate” Cornelins W. and loving ‘mother 'of Annte R Miteheil, " Mertha M. Rutland and Floyd W. Rebinson. Remaibs at Fra- ser's funeral chapel. 389 Rhode Isiand ave. ‘nw. until Filday, January 22. ‘at § ‘ni., (hereafter at her late residence. 149 HE mw. " Funeral Bundav. January 24, at 130 p.m. from Shiloh Baptiat Church, 8th and P 'sts. nw. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemeiery % ROBINSON, RACHAEL L. lor Council, No. 400, . O. St Luke, and Fast Offcers’ Council. No. 58, ate ‘tec auested to attend the funeral of owr late Sister, RACHAEL L. ROBINSON. on' Sun- day. January 34, 1032, from Shiloh Bap- | tist' Church at '1:30 pm. . Call meeths Siturday nlent st 1918 . . MAMIE WILLIAMS, Worthy Chlef. LUGY C. DOZIER. Degree ELIZABETH B. WHITE. Rec. Secretary. SIMPSON, JULIA V. On Wednesday, Jan- | uary 20, 1833, at Kineston. N. ¥ JULIA V. daughter of Thomas P. and Christiana Situpaon. Funeral . services Saturday. January 23, at 11 a.m.’in church at Roc Creek Cemetery ¢ SULLIVAN, SELBY MAY. On Thursdav. Jamuary ‘21 1932, at 3 ai. at Prov dence Hospital. SELBY MAY '(nee Walk- er). in the 18th year of her age. beloved Wife "of " 'George’ Sullivan beloved daughier of Mr. and Mrs Julian E Waiker of 308 R. T ave. ne.: sister of Benjamin A, John, Georse W. John, Mrs Pearl Sels. Mrs. Clara Walker Relngrover and James R John and wite. Mildred Funeral Saturdsy. January 23. at'3 om., ‘om the residgnce of her parents. 306 K. ave. v, Whierment Fort Lincoin Cem- etery. You st. n.w. Members of Tay- [ Jan- i * A9 Beaths THOMAS, BETTIE. On Thursday, January 21,1932, at 9:50 pm. at 960 Fia. avi n.w. BETTIE THOMAS, the devoted wife of Ambrose Thomas, sister of Ross Allen, Katie Witt and Albert Wingfield, _Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. No- tice of funeral later. TINDAL, RICHARD W. On Thursday, Jan- usry 21, 1932, at €:50 oclock pm. st Children's “Hospital, RICHARD W. TIN- DAL. aged 3 years, beloved infant son of Edward B. Tindai and Lucille Patterson Tindal. "Funeral Sunday. January 24, at 2 oclock pm. from the grandparents’ residence, Oliver F. Patterson, 1641 Wiss consin ave. n.w. Relatives and friends i vited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 24 WALTERS. MARY A. On Wednesday, Jane y 20.° 1932 at her residence O st . MARY A. WALTERS. loving wife Burell Walters. devoted sister of Jeanet! Smith. Pannie Johnson and Eva Thoma She aiso leaves other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Pu- neral Saturday, January 23, at 1 pm from the above chapel. Interment Wood- lawn Cemetery. WELLS, WILLIAM D. Suddenly, on Janu- ary 21, 1932 at his residence, 1242 9th s nw. WILLIAM D. WELLS. Funeral from chavel of John R. Wright Co.. 1337 10th St n.w. Saturday, January 23. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery < WOOD. EDDIE. Departed this life on Wed- nesday. January 30, 1932. EDDIE WOOD of 529 15th st. ne. beloved son of John a0d " Laura Wood.' He also leaves to mourn their loss three sons, two daugh= ters and a host of other reiatives and friends. Remains resting at_the chapel of George C. Clark Co., 1416 Fla. ave. n.e. Funeral Sunday. January 24, at 1 p.m., from the above-named chapel 33 In Memoriam. ABBOTT, EMMA P. In_loving remembrance of my’ dear friend, EMMA P. ABBOTT, #ho departed this life two years ago to- day. January 22, 1030. There is net a day that I don't think of you, It was ‘quite a shock as you stole away and did not say good-bye. But God knows besi. He sent the angels to carry you home As this world is nothing but sorrow and pain A FRIEND, ELIZABETH C. PLUMMER. * ABBOTT. PEARL E. In loyving memory of my_dear Wife and dsughter. PEARL E ABBOTT, who passed a%ay two years ago today, January 22. 1930 LOVING HUSBAND AND MOTHER. * BOOTH. ELIZABETH 0. In sad but loving remembrance of a beloved wife and mothet ELIZABETH O. BOOTH, who departed th life one year ago today, January 22. 1931 God alone knows now we miss you, Never shall your memory fade Loying thoughts shall always wander To the grave where you were laid, HER LOVING HUSBAND AND FAMILY. * CREWS, SARAH EMILY. In loving memory of “our dear mother, SARAH EMILY CREWS. who departed’ this life one year ago today. January 23, 1931. In our hearts your memory lingers THE PAMILY. * DONALDSON. FRANCIS MARION. In lov- ing remembrance of our dear grandfather, FRANCIS MARION DONALDSON, passed away six years ago toda: ary 22, 1926. Every day brings sweet memorles, Every memory brings a tear: Deep within our hearts we cherish Thoughts of grandfather we loved so dear. HIS LOVING GRANDDAUGHTERS, ELSIE, MARION, BESSIE. . DONALDSON, FRANCIS M. Ty sad and love ing remembrance of our /dear father FRANCIS M. DONALDSON, who departed this life six vears ago today, January :3, 1926. You gave no one a last farewell, You said good-bye to none. Your loving heart just ceased to beat When Jesus said come home IRVIN AND JAN. * JERMAN, CHARLES M. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear husband and our father. CHARLES M. JERMAN. who de- parted this life two years ago today, Jan- uary 22, 1930. He i3 gone. but not forgotten. Never can his memory fade Swectest, thoughts will always linger "Around the grave where he is lai OU1s ‘WIFE AND CHILDREN. RDERS, MARY S. In loviag memory of N ear mother, MARY 8. MORDERS, who feft Us two vears ago today, January 23, 1630 My dear mother passed ovr the river MY 9he ouds of & Winter day. Tsuw nop the boatman, As he launched my a v HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, EUDORA C. RICHARDSON g FASANTS, JENNIE W. AND CHA 3 e joying remembrance of our dear parents. NIE PLEASANTS _and CHARLES G. PLEASANTS: mother left ui Thirty-seven years ago, September 9, 1895 Tather left us fourteen years ago, Janu- ary 22, 1918, i thoughts shall always wander Horihe Spot where both were aid." to the Blue Ridge Moun! 4 FHEIRDEVOTED CHILDREN, JOHN AND INEZ AD, AMELIA. In loving but sad remem- R i bl devotsd mother. AMELIA READ, who' passed away WO VeArs ago today.’ January 22. oday. JABIE, RICHARD AND DAISY. RTS., NETTIE QUEEN. In loving me BP0 our dear daughter and sister. 7k ‘QUEEN ROBERTS, who departed this life one year ago, January 22, 1931, in New York City. We have only your memory. dear Nettie, To remember our whole life through, And you are one we will never forget, For we always think of you HER LOVING MAMMA AND SISTER. ¢ — Lt J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM |332 PA. AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL 1384, 1383, LM (GAWLER CO * Funeral Directors - o ORGP e an P. J. SAFFELL FERSONAL SERVICE—REASONABLE P - Frank Geier’s Sons Co. NTH 8T. NW. Nati HASEENTH Teieghone National 2473 “Wm. H. Sardo & Co.” Funeral Chapel 2, W5y Lincoln 0524 'W. W. DEAL & CO. 818 H 5T. NE 2 LINCOLN 8308, Georgia 0776 Lincoln 1983 Joseph F. Birch's Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Ehons West 002t GEO. W. WISE CO. 2900 M _ST. N.W. West_0i38. TABLER 928 M St. N.W. Nat'l 1544 V. L. SPEARE CO. . 008 W. BEote Nationai 2002 1089 H St. N.W. Formerly 340 ¥ St. N.W. Established 1876 JOHN R. 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