Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1932, Page 7

- BUILDER OF FAMED - SCHOONERS DIES ‘#Wizard of Essex” Launched Most of Gloucester and Boston Fleets. By the Associated Press. ESSEX, Mass, March 5—Arthur Dana Story, whose hand and eve shaped a great portion of the Gloucester and Boston fishing fleets, died suddenly to- day in his d ing above his ancient shipyard. ‘The tall old man who was known as the “Wizard of Essex,” devoted more than 50 of his 76 years to his craft, and from the little yard on the Essex River many famous vesesls were launched. If the stately fishing schooners he built there could be assembled and placed bow to stern, they would bridge more than five miles of the ocean they plied. That, however, could not be, for many of them found their last anchor- ages before their builder. It was at his yard that Story built several of the schooners which have contested with Canada for the Interna- tional Pisherman's Trophy. The grace- ful, thought the fastest schooner ever built, got her first taste of brine from one of Story’s ways. But she, after worrying the "Canadians, was lost before she could meet the Canadian champion, Bluenose. The Henry Ford and the Columbia also preceded their maker, the Colum- bia, 1923 contender, with all hands, leaving no clue to her fate. Two years ago, the 17th of the month, story launched his latest hope for in- ternational honors, the schooner Ger- trude L, Thebaud. Last Autumn she fine-lined Puritan, which many | unsuccessful in & meeting with the ;l‘\:nu off Hallfax, but the rivals are ted to race again off Gloucester hni b ns and two daug! Story leaves two sol 5 | ters, ge the wife of W. W. Lufkin, col- lector of the Port of Boston. 'BOA FOUND IN BUNCH OF BANANAS GIVEN Z00 Attendant Sent for Reptile After Fruit Dealer Announces Discovery. A two-foot-long boa constrictor was | brought to the National Zoological Park | this ev street southeast, a fruit dealer, who found the reptile coiled in & bunch of bananas, Engel immediately got mn touch with the 0. He had no idea what kind of s e it was. Dr. William M. Mann, director of the Zoo, dispatched a Zoo attendant to secure the reptile, with instructions to use extreme care. Dr. Mann ex- | plained that a snake found in a bunch | of bananas might be either a baby boa which is harmless, or a tree viper, which | is one of the most deadly of all snakes. The baby boas, Dr. Mann said, have a habit of coiling themselves up and | going to sleep in bunches of bananas on trees. snake never wakes up until it is re- vived by the warm atmosphere of a fruit store. Dr. Mann is keeping the reptile at his home for the night. N'GP'S DOCTOR TO TALK Dr. John C. Eckhardt, physician to N'gl, the gorilla now recovering from an attack of bronchial pneumonia at the Zoo, will speak at Tuesday night's meeting of the Sixteenth Street Heights Citizens' Association, to be held in Northminster Chapel, Alaska avenue and Kalmia road. The gorilla will be the subject of the talk. ning by F. E. Engel, 1012 Gl The bananas are picked and | transported in cold storage, so that the | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO DIRECT AID DEFEAT SCIREDBYPICHOT |William Green Is Silenced by ! Hisses at Labor Mass Meeting. By the Associated Press, PHILADELPHIA, March 5—An &t- tack on the administration by Go Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania for failure to provide direct Federal relief for the unemployed and & chorus of i boos and hisses which silenced William Green, president of the American Fe | eration “of Labor, enlivened & mass | meeting of labor leaders at Convention | Hall today, (Green could not be heard for several minutes as the crowd of men and wom- en hissed and hooted and shouted for him to sit down. Police removed eight persons as ring-leaders. Hundreds of others left when the police warned the audience to keep quiet or leave. Green continued after expressing his dislike for “cows that moo and snakes that hiss.” Denles Party Lines Exist. A milder demonstration, similar in sentiment, greeted Gov. Pinchot's men- tion of President Hoover, Senator David A. Reed and Mayor J. Hampton Moore of Philadelphia before Green rose to speak. The crowd booed when Pinchot quoted Mayor Moore as saying “there is no distress in Philadelphia. “Concentrated wealth,” Pinchot said, controls the Government in Washing- ton and was responsible for the defeat of direct relief legislation. | . He charged that “there are no party lines in Washington any more,” and that Senator Robinson of Arkansas, Democrat, is a stand-pat Republican @® WASHINGTON'S FINEST MENS WEAR STORE @ Final 4 Days SALE ENDS THURSDAY $35, $45, 50 art Schaffner & Marx SUITS and $35 Topcoats 3.75 Broken assortments and 1-and-2-of-a-kind styles. Many with 2 pairs of Trousers. Shades suitable for Spring wear . . . Every man and young man can now be fitted in a fine Suit or Topcoat at this exceedingly low price. $35 Raleigh Tuxedos . . . $50 to $60 Suits $65 to $75 Suits Final 4 Days! $23.75 $33.75 $43.75 Hart Schaffner & Marx OVERCOATS $35 to $45 Overcoats. ... ........$19 $50 to $60 Overcoats............$29 $65 to $75 Overcoats............$39 No Charge for Alterations @® USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT DURING THIS SALE @ RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street “in_everything but nmame” and “goes to the White House for orders more often than the Republican leader of the administration forces.” Assails Finance Agency. He assalled the Reconstruction | Finance Corporation as “the most | powerful political engine ever devised,” | and said that “the big boys were taking no chances” when the provision that would have made public records of the corporation transactions was killed. Senator Edward P. Costigan, Dem- ocrat, Colorado, biamed the President’s | Unemployment Commission for failure | of the Costigan-LaFollette direct relief bill, of which he was co-sponsor. | “Here is one more failure.”” he said, | “which may be charged to self-satisfled ‘rugged individualism' which our in- dustrial leaders are fond of preaching but unhesitatingly abandon in practice when the Federal Government is need- ed to bolster up their own activities | through banking bills and reconstruc- | tion finance corporations.” Direct unemployment aid by State | and Federal Governments was asked in resolutions passed at the meeting. RETIRéD POLICEMAN, HENRY TURNER, DIES| Maryland Native Ill Long Time; Served Many Years in Har- bor Precinct. Henry Turner, 61, retired policeman, died yesterday at his home, 600 A street northeast, after a long illness. Born in Maryland, Turner was ap- pointed to the Metropolitan Police De- partment December 16, 1907, and served until July 1 last, when he was retired. He served many years at the harbor precinct. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lottie Turner. Funeral arrangements have not been made. HOLD-UP HOAX REVEALED IN SIGNED CONFESSION Man Reports Three Bandits Took $25, But Later Admits Con- coction and Is Released. After reporting he had been held up and robbed of $25 last night, Henry L. Arnold, 200 block of Rhode Island avenue, admitted he had concocted the story, police said. Arnold at first stated three men, one armed with a revolver, held him u{) while he was walking on Seaton place, between First and Second streets. He gave police descriptions of both the bandits and the automobile in which he said they fled. ‘Taken to the second precinct police station, Arnold was questioned for about two hours by Detective Sergt. Michael Mahaney. After signing a statement, Qurds of Thanks CAMPBELL, OCTAVL thank Qux relatives and ftiengs: 1or thelr sy hlklh":.n!% k:l;‘l’!s! lgd floral tributes at mother, GCTAVIA PAMPRELL o 0 ‘THE CHILDREN. FORSYTHE, E. We wish to ex- press our sincere thanks to those who contributed the floral pieces to our dear S Sis TR e ORRETHE i AND BROTHERS, WALTER AND EUGENE. * JOHNS, MAUDE C. We wish to thank relatives and friende. also Welfars Depari: ment and co-workers for their sympathy and _cousin. C. JOHNS. THE FAMILY. Braths ALDERTON, FLORENCE M. On Saturday Marah 5." 1932, Children's Hospital FLORENCE M. ALDERTON, in her eleventhi year. beloved daukhter of Mrs. Etta Gate: Alderton, * Remuins resting _ at funeral home of Warner E Pumphre Rockyille. Md. Service Monday. March 7 AU 3 bm. at the residence of Mr Layhill. Md. TInterment Co Church Cemetery, Burto BACHE, WILLIAM R. On Pridey, March 4, 1932.° WILLIAM_ R Deloved nushund . of ihe ate Pearl Craix Buache aud son of the ate Alfred® and Alice Bache, aged 50 Jears Funeral from his late’ residence 2753 Woodley pl_n.w. on Monday. March 7. A 2 pm. Relatives and friends in poited. Interment Consressional Cemetery. & RACKETT, NARCISSA A. Sudden Saturday.’ March 5. 1952 At 3 pam NARCISSA ‘A. widow of Frederick Brack- ett. Notice of funeral hereafter. 8 PLANE CARRIER JOINS PACIFIC COAST DEFENSE | BROWN, JOHN W. On Thursday, March 3, 1932, JOHN W. BROWN, beloved hus- band of Clara Brown, devoted father of Cornelius, Albert and Edward Brown. He also leaves one brother, one aunt. Alice Johnson, and & host of other reiatives and friends. Remains resting at the John Rhines funeral 3rd and Eye s s.w. Funer March 6, at 2: P,y ffom First Baptist Church. Chester. 00k, Va., Rev. J. H. Fairfax officiating. 6 1} FRANK. On Saturday, March § 1932 ‘at Montgomery County General Hos- pital. FRANK BURNS. in his seventy- sixth’ ye s resting at the funeral Purm . Rockville, eral later. EL L. On Wednesday, Petersburg. Fla.. D TON. beloved husband of ttie) Thompson Bi chapel of Joseph e "nw., on 4 Lntermént Rock Creek A WOODROW. On 12, ¢ ier residenc inecticut ave. nw SCILLA WOODROW. CARROLL. widow of the Iate Johw 1.'c Fineral " services - at e Mouday afternogn, CE E. On Priday, March E. beloved wife of Remains resting in Chumbeérs Co. funeral home, t. n.w.. until Monday, March Interment Staunton. Va. HARRY, On Priday. March 4 Iter Reed Hospital. HARRY oted brother of Robert Emma Williams and Mrs. ner of New Haven. Conn . March 8. at 12 pm 1 the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church U st now. Interment Arlington Na fonal Cemetery with full military honors. Relatives and {riends invited. 7 GLORIA MARIE. On_Friday at_her residence. 502 Pe | GLORIA MARIE. aged ved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cummings. Services_at the | above address Monday, March 7. at 10| Lexington Arrives at San Pedro! from Hawaii for War Maneuvers. By the Associated Press. SAN PEDRO, Calif, March 5.—The alreraft carrier Lexington arrived today | from Hawaii to join a naval armada | which will defend the Pacific Coast from an attacking battle force in a war game which began with Hawalian ma- neuvers last month. The training squadron of the scouting force, made up of the flagship Antares and the mine sweepers Bobolink, Rail, Robin and Ziereo, will drop anchor here tomorrow and tomorrow night 10 At- lantic Scouting Fleet cruisers are due in command of Rear Admiral Arthur L. Willard. ° The defending force will put to sea at 10 a.m. Wednesday, attempting con- tt«lct with the approaching battle force. orce. A message today from the Navy De- | partment said that, contrary to previous Teports, the dirigible Akron would be repaired in time to take part in the fleet concentration here about April 1. GERMAN KILLS SELF War Veteran Leaves Note Baring Worry Over Mother’s Poverty. TAMPA, Fla., March 5 (#).—Worry- in which he admitted the hold-up was & hoax, he wa: released. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN'S, 7th & F EN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road A Phones | Col- 0464 Wm. J. Nalley, Inc. ! Announces to their many friends that we are not conm- nected with any other funeral company. We are the original successor to Thomas R. Nalley & Son Established 1881 Funeral Home 522 8th St. S.E. Low) Prices Commansurate With Service The Only Nalley Funeral Service In Washington CALL LINCOLN 0480 ing over the illness and poverty of his mother in Germany, Castor Kirt, 34, German veteran of the World War, slashed his throat and died in a hospital here last night. He inflicted the wound with a razor early Wednesday, but lay undetected in a brush thicket until late yesterday. He left a note explaining his despond- ency. Hirt and & brother came to Tampa last September and lived in a shack. Recently the brother, an artist, departed for Chicago. o MRS. KATE CUNIFFE DIES Was Daughter of M. C. McGowan, Former Contractor Here. Mrs. Kate McGowan Cuniffe, for- merly of Georgetown, died Thursday at her home in Watertown, Mass, it was learned here yesterday. She was a daughter of M. C. McGowan of George- town, formerly a contractor on Gov- ernment work. She married Judge P. 8. Cuniffe of Massachusetts here shoftly after he graduated in law at Georgetown Uni- versity, and had made her home in Massachusetts since. PAYS TO GET CONTRACT Virginia Company to Start Razing Buildings at Once. Rhine & Co. of Alexandria, Va., who ! won & Government contract by the bid of offering to pay $5520, will begin work immediately tearing down the| large area of old buildings on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue between Third and Sixth streets. This area is known as reservations A and B, and will be thrown into streets and park. 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Lady sn at- This, together with our spacious chapel, completely relicves James T. Ryan your circumstances outstanding for its cf A tails. Y ou need not hesitate ¢ a scrvice well within the more way by which we in- The rooms are large, im- ages and telephone calls are Flowers are cared for ies and may be had without irector HURDLE, JOSEPH FREDERICK. On Thurs: Phone Atlantic 1700-1701 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 6 DUGAN. ROSE. On Thursday, March 3, 1932, at her residence, 649 South Carolina | ave.'se. ROSE, beloved wife of Isaac P. Dugan. “Funeral from the above residence on Mondav. March 7. at 8:30 a.m.; thence to St. Peter's Church, where mass will be sald at 9 am. Relatives and_friends in- vited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. DUVALL, MARY. On Priday, March 4, 1932, MARY DUVALL. Remains resting at Otis F. Allen’s funeral parlor, 12th & Florida ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. FINCH, EMMA B, On Thursday, March 3. 1932, EMMA B.. in her 7ith year, widow James D. Pinch, mother of James D. Jr.i Edward B. George A. and Wil- bur 8 Finch and Mrs. Loulse' P. Glick, Mrs. Hazold C. Lycette and the late Mrs. Rosé Macfarlane Noyes. Funeral from her late residence, 19 Randolph place n.w., on Monday, March 7, at 9 a.m.; thence to St Martin's Church, 'where mass will be said at 9:30 a.m. Relatives and friends invit- ed. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemeter GIBBONS, GEQRGE of LEONARD. On Priday. March 4. 1932, at his_residence, Fort Foote, Md. GEORGE LEONARD GIB- BONS. aged 64 years. beloved husband of the late Sarah Elizabeth Gibbons (nee Wilson). Funeral from the above resi- dence on Monday, March 7. at 9:30 am Mass at_St. Igna‘lus’ Church. Oxon Hill. Md., at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment church cemetery. 6 GRAEF. LA VERNE. On Thursday. March 3, 1932, at Children’s Hospital, LA VE! infant ‘daughter of Albert Graef. “Funeral from W. W. Ch funeral home, 1400 Chapin st . day, March 7, at 11 am. Interment Cedar Hill' Cemetery. GREEN. ELEANOR A. Entered into rest ‘Thursd: March 3. 1932, ELEANOR A. GREEN, devoted daughter of Julia Syphax Boston and the late Samue! Boston and sister of Abbie 8. Boston. FPuneral Mon- day. March 7. at 1 pm. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st. n.w. Interment Harmony Cemeters. 6 GRIFFIN, MARY. On Fridsy. March 4, 1932, at her residence. 1213 20th st. n.w.. MARY, beloved wife of the late Thomas Griffin. _Funeral from her late residence on Monday, March 7, at 9:30 a. m. Requiem mass at St. Matthew's Church at 10 a.m Relatives and friends Invited. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. ] HARRIS, ANDREW. Departed this life on !’Pllgd;zhlk{:\rth l.' 1933.“:1 m? rumence. st court s.w., after a long illness. ANDREW HARRIS. He leaves to mourn their loss a loving wife, Elizabeth Phillips Harris: two nieces. one nephew and other relatives and friends. Remains resting Barnes’ funeral parlors, 614 4% st. s.w. Funeral Monday, March 1 p.m., from the above-named funeral parlors. Rev. H. Marshall officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends invited. HARRIS, EMMA AIKEN. On Tuesday, March 1, 1932. at her residence. 2404 Eye st. n.w., EMMA AIKEN HARRIS, the de- voted wife of Nathaniel Harris. daughter of Alexander and ie Alken and sister of _Thomas and Oscar Aiken. Remains redfing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. Puneral Mon- day. March 7. at 2 pm. from the W. ymest Jarvis funeral chufch. incoln “Memorial Cemetery. HAYES, LILLIE'W. March 4, of her sister. Henry_st., Bi aged 59 year: and the mains Intermg Suddenly, Prida Rose E. Ryan. 3804 niwood, Md. LILLIE W.. beloved daughter of John late Mary Catherine Ryan resting at_the home of 'her brother. W'lliam T. Ryan, 1340 Michiesn | ave. ne Funeral from the sbove resi- dence ‘on Monday. March 7, &t 3 pum Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Congressional Cemetery. HAYS, WILLIAM McCLEMENT. On Fri e T ot hia- resdenge. 0 My ave. Takoma Park, Md., WILLIAM Mc- CLEMENT HAYS, D. D., formerly of Bu gettstown. Pa. husband' of Emma Luke Hays and father of Katherine L. McNary. | Funeral services at the Takoma Park | Presbyterian Church, on Monday, March 7. at 2 p.m. 6 HILLEARY, JOHN L. Sudde day. March 3. 1937, st Casualty Hospil beioyed son of the late John F. E. Hilleary. Funeral from the - Bardo & Co. funeral chapel, 412 Te. on Mondav. March 7, at 1:15 pm. Relatives and friends Invited. In- | terment &t 2 p.m., at Arlington Natlonal Cemetery. [ BILLEARY, JOHN L. A special communic: tion of Lebanon Lodge. No. 7. F. A. A. M is called at Temple Monday. March 7. 1932. m.. for t Dose of conducting the funeral of JOHN L. HILLEARY, late a member of Pythacoras Lodge, No, 123, A. F. & A. M., Baltimore, Md. CLYDE_B. STOVALL, Master, | MITCHELL. 1932, at’ 8:30 p.m.. st the home CHAS. F. RIECK! % VIOLET ESTELLE. On _Friday . 1932, at her residence. 1735 34th VIOLET ESTELLE. beloved wife of Hogan and motlier of David_J Hogan. Fu 1 at 9:15 am Interment (private) tery. e repose of her sou Mount Olivet Ceme- [} day. Mar Homeopathic 1 at 10945 am. ai Hospital,. JOSEPH FRED- 2 loved hushand of e))’ Hughes of 4315 7 st. n.w. Puneral from above residen Monday. March 7. at 10 o'clock am. Rel; tives and friends invited Tnterment An- drews’ Chapel. Fairfax County. Va. 6% ___ r¥ounp. FOR LOST ANIMALS upply Animal Rescue League. 349 Marsland ave s.w__Nat. 8088 LOST. AIREDALE, large male, shagy coat. gray saddle: 3 teeth missing: tag 823. Liberal reward. 4221 38th. Emerson 1133. BAG. containing purse with money, on Spring rd. near 14th st. Reward. Apt. 10, 1343 East Capitol st. Phone Atlantic 5431-J. 7° BAG. black suede, silver Initial “K.” Satur- money, key valuable papers. eyeglasses. Finder please return to 2803 1l4th st. n.w. Ad._2304. Keep money. sl BELT to Spanish tile dress (ornamented). l;aé;onl of Philipsborn’s store, Friday, North BOX—On Chapin st cardboard box. con- taining woman’s clothing. _including fur neckpiece. Reward. Adams 2954 BRACELET$£30.00 reward for the return of a_small. flexible sapphire bracelet. lost on February 25 between the Army and Navy Club. 2204 Wyoming ave. and 2404 Kalorama rd._Nichols Company. 336 Woodward Bldg. between Fox Theater and Hotel Harringto Friday eve. Disabled American Veterans, 542 Munsey Bidg. CAT—Strayed, hali-grown ved male cat. Reward for return to 217 Beech st. Lyon DOG, all,_white f¢ short tan zpots on back: drooping ears; No. 18266: February 26, Reward. Clev. 4155, ENVELOP! Icense Phone cgntaining about $100; Tost Sat urday about 10 am. in Georgetown. ward. _Frank Fauth,’1420 33rd st. n EYEGLASSES, brown case. contalning ne paper clipping. “How lo Use Watch as Com- pass”: in Brookland. between 10th street and end of car line: Thursday. Reward. Return to H. Ot Landover, Md. Tel Hyattsville 802 - 0 GLASSES Case, confaining ticket. vanity comb. change. Eleanor Smith, 3416 P st. n.w. Phone West 389-W. Reward, GLASSES, shell rim. in Earle Restaurant. Return to 2310 19th st. n.w. Re: lasses, meal Female; lost Thursday, near | Channing and_Bladensburg rd : tag 1373 Liberal reward for return or information Thomas A. Brown. 2026 Higdon rd. ne. * RING—In porthwest section, finger ring white gold set with small dlamond. ward. Phone North 10249. — RING, diamond, two_ stones, probably in vi- cinity Congressional Library: valued as keep- sake. Very liberal reward for return to 112 2nd st._s S i L SPECTACLES, street or car: T Dec, 1870 Wyo. ave._ 1680, Miss Stanley. 1870 nw. . SPECTACLES. violet-colored, double vision. Timiess: on Priday morning. Please return to McAustin Hotel, 20th and G Reward 4 SUGAR BOWL and cream pit with old_English ~C"; logt January 1 Geo. Chadwick, Washington Grove, Md Rl N & WAJCH (Hamilton). white gold, octagon shafe. open face. with chain and siiver foot ball With initials “E. L D" Reward. Cleve- and sts. n.w, er: ward. WELLS. RUTH, | "RUTH WEI Braths KIESO, MAXWELL. On Friday, Mareh 4. 1932, at his residence. 1930 18th MAXWELL, beloved husband of Elia Lee Kieso (nee Mills) and father of Edward Lee Kieso. Funeral from the chapel of J William Lee's Sons. 322 Pa. ave. n.w.. on Monduy, March 7, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends ‘invited_to attend. Interment in Congressional Cemetery. B KING. LELIA M. On Saturday, Marc 1932, LELIA M, beloved daughiter of Lee D. und Nettie King, aged 14 years. Fu- nersl from her late, residence; 1323 G st se. on Tuesday, March : Relutives and friends invited e Cedar Hill Cemetery. i LEE. GENEVA. Departed this life on Pri- hay, Marchd 1085, 8t Gallinger Hospital GENEVA LEE. She leaves to mourn their loss ome sister, Mrs. Isabell Nelson: two daughters. Ruby and Louise: three sons. Sumes, Robert and Ernest Lee: two aunis 3nd a host of other Telatives and friends Remains resting at Bugene Ford's funeral parlors, 1300 South Capitol st. ~Funersl Monday, March 7, from the above-named funersl parlors 8t 1 pm. Interment Puyne's Cemetery. BERGER, NETTIE M. On Friday. i 3a52, St her residence: 1908 1701 st. s, NETTIE M. LEONBERGER (nee Ciaft),” beloved wife of John H. Leou- berger. Punersl from the ‘above residence Tuesday. March 8, at 9 wm. Mass ub St : . 13th aud V i 930 am. Relailves and friend Tnterment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. MASON, BERTHA. On Thursday. March 3 1932. 'BERTHA MABSON, devoted wife of Edward M. Mason. mother of Edward M. Jr.. und sister of Beatrice Hawkins, Beulah Walker, Oatherine. Abram and Harrison Funeral Monday, March 7, at 2:30 . from the W. Ernest Jarvis' funeral rch, 1432 You st. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. McKEE, ANN HAMILTON. On Saturday, March 5, 1932, at 3 a.m., at her residence. 1505 Buchanan st. n.w.. ANN HAMILTON MCKEE, in her 84th'year. widow of Rev. J. M. E. McKee and mether of Mrs. Wil llam Eimer Bacon. Mrs. Violet McKee Pritchard and the Iate Dr. William P._Mc- Kee. Puneral on Monday, March 7. at 2 pm, from the Church ‘of the Trans figuration, 14th and Gallatin sts. n.w. In- terment at Rock Creek Cemetery. McKEITHER, ELLA. On Saturday. STy B e SRE R the devoted ' daughter of Marie McKeither. nlece of Katie Gibney and Albert Thorn- ton. Remains resting &t the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral churcn, 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. McKELVEY, ULYSSES G. On Priday Mareh 4, 1933, at_his residence, 1517 Wisconsin ULYSS! ave. ES G., beloved husband of Mary E. McKelvey inee Church) and father of Mrs. Virginia Haskins. Sylves- ter Grant and Carl Hoover se. at invited 1 March McKelvey Puneral services in the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin_st. n.w on Sunday, Murch 6, al 2 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 6 SOLOMON. On__ Wednesday, 1932, at Walter Reed Hospital. MON. devoled husband of Mary E. Minney, son of Jaunie Minney and broth er Nelson Minuey, Funeral Sunday. March 6, at 2 pm. from the W. Ernest Jurvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Igterment Arlington National Cemetery Monday, March 7. at 10 a.m. 6 MINNICK, REV. MILLARD F. On Thursday. March 3, 1932 Church Home and_In- firmary "Hospital. Baltimore. Md. Rev. MILLARD F. MINNICK. beloved husband of Edith M. Minnick. Remaius resting at Warner E Pumphres’s funersl home. Rockville, Md. Services on Monday, March 7. at 11 am.. at Christ Episcopal Chureh. . N Interment Loudon Park . Baliimore. Md. FLIZABETH GERTRUDE. On March 4. 1932. at Emergency Hos- pitel. ELIZABETH GERTRUDE. widow of the late Capt. J. Walter Mitchell and be- loved mother of Frank Noble Mitchell and Mrs. May G. Grifin. Funeral services at the 'W. W. Chambers Co. funersl home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Monday. March 7, at 1:30 pm. Relatives and friends in- vited. " Interment Arlington National Cem- etery. NEWMAN. EVA. Departed this life on Pri day. March 4. 1932, at 12 pm. at Gal- linger Hospital, EVA NEWMAN, loving datighter of Bianche and Iver Newman and sister of Viola Solomon. Elmer. James and Alice Newman and William Rich. She 410 leaves to mourn their loss one ‘sunt. one uncle, five nieces and six neohews and a hot of other relatives and friends Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funerai parlor. 1300 South Capitol st.. until Mon- day ‘morning. March 7. thepce to West- morefand County. Va. Funersl from Silone Baptist Church. Monday, March 7. &t 1 p.m.. Rev. L. C. Newman officlating. PAULSEN. MARGARET ISOBEL. On Thurs- day. March 3. 1932. MARGARET ISOBEL PAULSEN (nee Daikin). beioved wife of the late Halvor Paulsen. Puneral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph H. Rhoderick, 317 1st on ionday, March 7, at 2 pm. Re and triends invited. ' Interment = Arlington ~National Cemetery. ] PRATT, ROBERT. Departed this life on Saturday. March 5. 1932, at 1:45 pm. ROBERT PRATT of 818 2nd st. - mains at J. T. Stewart’s funeral parlor. 30 H st ne Funeral will be held af Mount Jerreel Baptist Church, Tuesdsy. March 8, at 1:30 p.m. REYNOLDS, JOHN W. Suddenly, Pridey. March 4. 1 at 8:30 p.m.. JOI W REYNOLDS. 40 "years. the beloved son of Joseph R and the late Brideet Reynolds (nee Niland). Punerst Monda March 7, at 2:30 p.m.. from the residence of his sister. Mrs. Mamie Bauer. 1431 315t st. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. #CULLY, ELIZABETH A. On Priday. March 4. 1932, st Georgetown Universily Hos- pital, ELIZABI A.,_beloved wife of Clarence W Scully. parlors of James T. Ryan, 317 Pn. ave. . on Monday, March 7. at 9:30 a.m. thence to St, Joeph's Church, where mass will be said ‘at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Tnterment Bor- dentown, N. J.. Tuesday, March SMITH. CHARLES E. Saturday, March 5. 1932, CHARLES E. SMITH of 1506 Potomac ave. se. husband of Stella A._Smith. r of Mrs. Joseph F. Moore. ~Services | t the 8 H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 | 14th st. n.w.. Monday. March 7. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemefery. SOPER. WILLIAM B. On Friday, March 4./ 1932, WILLIAM B.. beloved husband of the | late Annic Sope! P Tesidence, 3811 5th st March 8, at 2 pm. R S vited nterment Gle: od Cemetery, 7 SPRIGGS, JAMES H. Departed this life Thursday, Merch 3. 1932. at Preedmen's Hospital, JAMES H. SPRIGGS of 1318 G st. n.e. Remains resting at Stewart's fu- neral home, 30 H st. ne., Sunday: thereafter at hi Puneral Monda. March 7. at 1:30 pm., from Israel Baptist Church. 11th st. ne. between F d G. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemeter: 6 STEWART, L. L. MAUDE. Suddenly. on Friday, March 4. 1632 at her residence 115 € st. se, L. L. MAUDE STEWART peloved ter of Mrs. H. R. Bishop. neral i@ W. W. Deal's funeral home, 816 H st. ne.. Monday., March 7, at 2 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 6 MARTI! W On Wednesday. h 2, 195 et Emergency Hospital. RTIN 'W., beloved husband of Mae G ann (o Purdy) Punera! from his lale resides 1257 Oates st. ne.. on Mon- day. March 7. at 9 am Mass &t St. Prancis Xavier's Church. Pennsylvania ave. se, at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited. " Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 6 THOMPSO! ROBERT. Thursaay, March 3, 1932, at s residence. River rd. Md. ROBERT THOMPSON. devoted husband of Ella Thompson. father of Aileen, Edgar and Christine Thompson. Funeral Sunday, March 6, at 12 noon. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. nw. 6 TIRNER, HENRY W. On Saturday. March 5. 1932. HENRY W. TURNEK, loved hi band of Lottie May Turner ee Davis). Services at his late residence. 600 A st n.e., Tuesday. March 8 at 11 a m. Rela: tives and friends invil Interment Ar- lington National Cemetery. 7 TURNER, HENRY W. Comrades of Henry W. Lawton Camp, No. 4. U. 8 W. V.. will assemble st 600 A st. n. the residence of our late comrade, HENRY W. TURNER. esday, March 8, 1932, at 11 am. Interment to be at Arling- 3 . Commander. JAMES L. DAWSON, Adjutant. VAN OVERMEER, SARAH 8. On '\ March 4, 1932, at her residence. APOIMB‘Y’Q st. n.w, SARAH 8. VAN OVERM) {(nee Murphy), beloved wife of Joseph P. Van Overmeer. Remains resting at the funeral home of Perry & Walsh. 20 H st. n.w. Fu neral Monday, March at 9 am., from the funeral home: thence to St. Aloysius Church, where requiem mass will be said at 9:30 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rel tives and friends invited. - 6 WASHINGTON. LEWIS. Thursday, March 3. 1932, LEWIS WASHINGTON. loved brother of Henrietta Newton, Plorence Casey, Edward Washington and nephew of Mary Hunt. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st n.w., until 5 p.m. Saturday, thereafter at the ” above ‘residence. Funeral Sunday, Murch 6. st 2:30 pm.. from his residence; 6 Rallroad ave.. Auacosiia, D. C. 4 On Tuesday. March 1. 1932, H WELLS, devoted dsughter of Maumie Wells. sister of Harry. Taft aud Lily Wells. Funeral Tuesday, March 8, at 1 p.m. froni the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral churcli. 1432 U st.'n.w. Interment Lincoln Meniorisl Cemetery. 7 WHITE. ANNA L. On Thursday, March 3. 1932, 'a:. Homeopathic Hospital. ANNA L. beloved wife of Burton L. White. Services her late residence. Jefterson st. Sunday, March 6 st 2 p.m. Inter- Cedar Hill Cemeter: 6 WIMS. ERNEST. On Friday. March 4. 1932 ut his residence, 1203 4th st. n.w.. ERNEST WIMS. devoted husband of Gertrude Wims. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvi funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w.. unti Sunday noon. thereafter at his residence. 1203 4th st. n.w. Funeral Tuesday. March 8. from Salem Baptist Church. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. In Memoriam. ASH. EDNA MAE. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear baby daughter, EDNA MAE ASH, who died one year ago, March 5, 1931. We tried so hard to keep her with us. But God wanted her there where his little r SoLOM! Frida neral from his late | v.. on Tuesday. | and friends until 10 am., late residence E Funeral from the | BROWN. AMANDA. Sacred to th of our dear mother. AMANDA Wwho departed this life six yes day, March 6, 1926. This day brings forth sad memorles Of a dear one Iaid to rest. DEVOTED __DAUGH MARTE AND ALBERTA. BROWN, REUBEN M. A tribute of the memory of our beloved husband ol R LN March 6. 1927 i b HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * CLAYTON. DANIEL. In sad but fond re- membrance of a devoted son and & sweet March &!’ 1931 Rl 2 It is nob the tears st the time that are sbed” Tnat il of the hearts that sre broken. But the silent tears in the after years And remembrance silently ‘spoken R AND PATHER In_the midst of tm trowd we are lonels, ‘OUr’ hentts ate Broken in pain. o We Carry & simile. thoush s broken heart, A Tiewrt ‘tuat will never completely heal gro HEARTEROKEN SISTER AND BROTHER. Dearest uncle, how we miss you Since from earth you passed away, And our hearts are aching sadly s “DIRLNG® Tifis "Nikors, RUTH AND LAVERNE. 3 LI FLING. AGNES LAURA. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother. AGNES LAURA FLING. who departed this life four years go today, March 8. 1928 Gone but not forgotten. LOVING HUSBAND, DAUGHTER. BON. * GUNNELL, ROBERT H. In sad remembrance of my dear father, ROBERT H. GUNNELL, who departed this life two years ago today March 6, 1930, God took Pap and left Dick alone HIS SON, RICHARD., * HOLTZSCHEITER. BEULAH DORIS. In lov- ing remembrance of our daughter, BEU LAH DORIS, who departed this life' Magch God's plans, like lilieg Pure and sweet. 1d: We must_not tear the close-shut leaves Dart: Time Wil reveal the calyxes of wold. And if with patient toil we reach the land Where' weaty Teet, with sandais Joosd may Test, And we can clearly see and understand, Tnen we will sa,; God knoweth best™’ HOLTZSCHEITER, BEULAH DORIS. In lov- ing memory of our .ddlush“r and niece, BEULAH DORIS HOL’ 3 :h?g;;ll us three years ago today, March g GRANDPA AND AUNT GRANDMA, MABEL. Gone from our home, But never from out hearts. AUNT DAISY. HOLTZSCHEITER. BEULAH DORIS. A trib- ute of love to the memory of my dear niece, BEULAH DORIS HOLTZSCHEITER. Who departed this life three years ago today, March 6, 1038, - AUNT JAYNE. * HOWARD, LOSCEOLA A. In memory of our Dbeloved daughter and sister, who departed this life one year ago today, March 8 1931 BY HER DEV MOTHER, SISTER AND BROTHER. - EOSACK, EDWARD. In sad remembrance of my dear father. EDWARD KOSACK, who died March 6, 1920. Todsy recalls a memory Of s dear one laid to rest. But those who think of him tod Are the ones who loved him be: Twelve years have passed Since that sad day When one we loved Was called away. God took him home, 1t was His wili But in my he He Is livin HIS _LOVING MORRIS. Your cheery ways, your smiling face, Are a pleasure to recall. You had a {riendly word for each And died beloved by all HIS LOVING GRANDDAUGHTER, ALICE loving memory of our LIS, G. KOSACK. 1 NA ., who Dpassed LEWIS, LENA. dear ' mother. Sway fourleen years ago todsy. March 6 Fourteen years have passed, dear mother, t our hearts are just the same, For many a silent tear has fallen At the mention of your e. THE FAMILY. ORAME, ESTA RANSON. In sad but lo; Temembrance of my dear iwin sister, RANSON ORAME, who ceparied this I one year ago. March 6, 1931 Surrounded by friends T lonesome. In the midst of all pleasure I'm biue Bmiles on my face but my heart aches, Longing, dear Ests, for you. As T loved you. so I miss you: In memory you're alweys near. Loved, remembered, longed for Bringing many a silent tear. My heart cannot tell how I need you; My lips do not know what to say. God alone knows how I miss you In my lonely home today. EDN, still. DAUGHTER, CAROLINE ways, V. L. SPEARE CO. Netther the successors to nor connseted ment. . 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In sad but lov- ing - remembrance of my dear fathe. | LAWRENCE BRAXTON, who passed int the great’ bevond two years ago toda..| March 6. 1930, Like a flower that fades away, Upon_this earth he could not stay, For God sees and knows the best, Bo He took my dear father home to rest HIS LOVING DAUGHTER, BESSIE 'FLORAL TRIBUTES _____ MONUMENTS._ THE LARGEST SELECTION IN D. C. MONUMENTS AND STATUARY, Do not base the selection of the family monument on_photographs shown by ped- dlers OF agents, as_you mey be deceived. Reduced D ce’s‘&:reg 9 Bladensburs Kd.. Opp.