Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1932, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, MARCH 7. 1932 *» A9 m Born in September, ter, N. Y., Mrs. Lambie ind MRS. LAMBIE DIES HERE AT AGE OF 80‘ | ;:me orl? :n ‘filx:u Widow of Former Mayor of North-| rjad in New York in 1 s inent a ampten. Mass., Was Once Known e church singer. : Following the death as Concert Contralto. Mrs. Lambie lived wit dren, Margaret and Morris Bryan Lam- bie, in Northampton Henrjetta E. Lambie, 80, one time 1 known concert contralto nf New York, died early today at the| home of her daughter, Margaret Lam- bie, 1661 Crescent place. after a linger- ing iliness. She was the widow of Information {MEtropolitan 1512 . oNe | N Ational | 0836 REYHOUND DEPOT, 1326 New York Ave., N.W. e e Terminl 1301 Paanyicunis Ave, N-W. Mrs. ney specializing in ir here. Her son is a profi | science Minneapolis. Private services were b apartment. The rema mated and taken to Eas! for burial later. daughter she is and two brothers. of All Souls’ Unitarian survi of John Lock’s (1632-1 ay on government PEOPLE OF SOMETIME you may hear it rumored that services at Joseph Gawler Sons are for wealthy families only. It is true that we serve many prominent people, owing to our facilities for unus- ually fine services—but this is all the more proof that charges here are accurate and fair. Families of wealth are careful buyers; they realize the folly of unneces- sary spending; they call upon us knowing that our policy of plainly marked prices is the surest protective feature ever ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER Sons, 1750-52-54 Pennsylvania Ave. N. W. © mmc ; § § ; | 5 ¥ : § ¥ § § A new electrical convenience! ECC BOILED POACHED SCRAMBLED automatically! With the Hankscraft Egg Coaker you prepare eggs as easily as vou make toast. No timing. no watching, no wai g for wat w boil Eggs are cooked in liv steam—then current shuts off are done you want them. Ask ’ r a demonstration. HANKSCRAFT Automatic-Electric ECGC SERVICE Exg Cooker alone, $5.50 SPECIAL TERMS For a Short Time ONLY and o 9 on 7 light bills monthly Jasper Eadie Lambie, former mayor of | Northampton, Mass. W) until she came to Washington about 10 years ago with her daughter, an attor- the University of Minnesota, Besides her son and | She The second parnnnph nf the Declara- tion of Independence is a condensation | 1851, in Roches- moved with her James Bryan, to She was mar- 5 and at that s a concert and ho died in 1898 I of her husband h her two chil- for some time. Observatory place. law ical wternational essor of P retary d today at the ins will be cre- | thampton, Mass. | the past six years. Mich,, ved by a sister was a member Church here. in the Fall of 1919. coming here. 704) famous es- | by a Anae; her mother, WEALTH DO NOT WASTE MONEY devised in the funeral profession. But, for those of limited means, it is not enough to know that our charges are just and fair. Can these splendid facilities be pro- vided at low cost, since they in- clude so many extra advantages? The answer is that services here may be obtained at prices within the reach of every family. Visit our public Advisory De- partment, or send for a free copy of our helpful booklet, “Before Sor- row Comes.” CERTITIED NERAL ADVISERS JOSEPH GAWLER NO BRANCH OFFICES Inc. FUNERAL DIRECTORS SINCE 1850 Phones: National 950 DOWN BALANCE EASY TERMS Trade In Your Old Cleaner Now—Special Allowance During This Sale World - famous Model 11, orig- inally priced at $56.50 reduced to $44.50 dur- ing this sale. WE MAINTAIN {5512 /5513 99200329992293993999923392999202223292202322233333220333243933493390 MRS. BESSIE R. PRUNER DIES AT HOME HERE Captial Business Woman Is Sur-| vived by Husband and 4-Year- Old Daughter. Mrs. Bessie Ruth Pruner, nee Sutfin, well known Washington business wom- | an, died yesterday at her home, 2421 She had been con- nected with the Potomac Joint Stock | Land Bank, Munsey Building, for about | eight years and had been a: and treasurer of the bank for stant sec- She was born in Grand Rapids on October 26, 1901, and grad- uated from Grand Rapids Central High Schol in 1918, coming to Washington She married Ed- ward J. Pruner, who survives her, after | Besides her husband she is sur 4-year-old _daughter, Mrs. Patricia CCLLeeeeeeeeeereeeeeerorteeeeetreeeeeeeeerteeereeeeeeereeeeeeeeeee 222222222222222222222222323222223922299993999999992293900922222909292922223332423232 42222222222 a sister, Mrs. Henry W. Aust brothers . Mich. ay morning at 9:15 Holy Trinity Ch wCLARK>M7'K7ERCHER DIES; WAS ILL SHORT TIME Former Special Assistant Attor- ney General Expires in New York at Age of 60. Clark McK special Assistant 1907 to 1913, died at a short illness. Ohio, “at »nal University and since d | )74 been practicing in New York. )t corporations. a member of this rsit erican Bar d by Netti here in of the city and Association. 1894, VETERAN TEACHER DIES ydfield of U, 8. Training School Suffers Heart Attack. m E. Woodficld. 48. a teacher it 20 vears at the National School for Boys. died from a attack yesterday, Mr. Woodfield iting F. D. Shaffer on Conduit road when stricken. Mr. Woodfleld s mother and father, M Woodfield of Damasc broth Funeral serv nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the | family home at Damascus, and inter- ment_will be at the Cedar Grove Bap- tist_Church. W. E. We survived by his Md., and two b OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN’S, 7th & F A FUNERAL 750 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 Brand New Model 11 UREKA VACUUM CLEANERS Reduced to $4450 for this sale only Small carrying charge on easy payments Originally priced at $56.50 without attachments SPECIAL TRADE-IN OFFER DURING THIS SALE Optional Choice Liberal cash allowance or $9.50 set of “High-Vacuum” attach- ments for your old cleaner OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 30 EVER before have we been permitted to offer the world-famous Model 11 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner—brand new, beautiful, powerful—at the sensationally low special sale price of $44.50. This is a limited offer. The price reduction and special trade-in offer are good culy during this sale. This is a rare opportunity for you to obtain—at a big saving—a famous Eureka Model 11 originally priced at $56.50. Sent To You for Free Trial If you could only see the unbelievable quantity of dust and dirt embedded in your floor cover- ings and other furnishings—dirt your old cleaner and ordinary cleaners fail to IEmme—you'd understand why we want you to give this power- ful new Eureka a thorough trial. If you like it— want to keep it—you can pay as little as $2.50 down and the balance in easy monthly payments. Phone NA. 8800 Today POTOMAC ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. IOth. & E Sts.,NW. CERY Phone NA. 8800 ’ James A. Sutfin, Jersey N. J.. and George V. Sutfin, Grand e will be held Wednes- Funeral services £ nelc Weanen ‘Thirty-sixth and O streets, (nnowrd by burial in Mount cher of Montclair, N. J., Attorney General | New York He was Mr. McKercher aw education in Washing- 1 the Government service in 1913 He « & member of the firm of McKercher Sutfin. | ¢ 1ing and specialized as legal repre- Union New Club of this city his widow, the for- A. England, whom and three! and Mrs. Zach | ices will be held Wed- | | COL. SHOOK FOUND DEAD AT HOSPITAL Orderly Discovers Body of Army Officer With Noose About Neck. Col. Jay R. Shook, 54, of the Army Medical Corps, former assistant com- mandant of schools at Walter Reed Hospital here, was found dead in his room at the hospital Saturday night. An improvised noose of bed clothes was wrapped around his neck and one end tied to his bed. Col. Shook, who was transferred from Washington last October to be- come commandant of the Army-Navy Hospital at Hot Springs, Ark., had re- turned here last Friday for mental ob- servation. His body was discovered about 8:30 Saturday by an orderly. An Army board of investigation was ap- pointed. Col. Shook was a brother of W. B Shook of 1213 Gallatin street, He is survived also by his widow and two daughters. His widow was reported on her way here to make funeral arrange- ments. It was believed burial would be in Arlington National Cemetery. Born in Pennsylvania, Col. Shook was a graduate of the University of Maryland Medical School in the class of 1899. He entered the Army in 1900 | and completed a course of study in the Army Medical School in 1904. MONITOR SURVIVOR DIES Former Slave, Who Served in Civil War Naval Battle, Succumbs. PUTNAM, Conn, March 7 (#).— Thomas L. Taylor, 85, who was born a slave and served as “powder monkey” on the ironciad Monitor in its historic engagement with the Confederate ves- sel Merrimac, died today. His deatn was indirectly due to & beating he received in Worcester, Mass., on Christmas night when two men rob- bed him of $90. Taylor is believed to have been the last survivor of the Merrimac-Monitor engagement. He was born in Currituck | County, N. C. Births Reported. Daniel C. and Florence Sullivan, Siephen and Margaret M, Tuhy William nd Georgia Jones. Thomas 5. and Ruth Clarg: bos Julius C. and Lela Guilianl, girl, Deaths Reported Priscilla B. Goodman, 84. 640 K st Mary_Griffin. 84. 1213 20th st Ann Hamilton McKee. 83. 1505 Buc n Milton Cowperthwaite, 80, Garfield Hos- iial Emma B. Finch. 76, 19 Randoiph pl. William B. Soper. 71, 3811 5th st Ulysses G. McKelwas, 65 1517 Wisconsin ave Maxwell Kieso. 63, 1930 18th st Marearet Padison, 8. Tuberculosis Hos- it PlGertrude Mitchell, 55, pital Chen sine. 46 Walter £ Bl girl girl. boy. ne. pik Emergency Hos- linger Hospil 45, St. Elizabeth’s Hos- plet Estelle Hogan. 37. 1 T, Ocksreider. 33. Unit Hospital i Alderton, 10, Florerice pital : Stanley Boswell, Children's Hospital Richard W de Vore. Children s Hospital Landy Wilkinson. 70. Emersency Hospital William T. Jordan, 61. 307 D st. s Frances Waters, 54, 2666 Nichois ave Martin’ Kinard, 52. Gallinger Hospital Mary Orick, 51, Home for Ased and In- Children’s 1203 4th st 8, Walter Reed Hospital, Gallinger Hospital. Casualty Hospital linger Hosp! Ruth Wells. 1 An Indispensable Kitchen Helper MIXMASTER The Sunbeam M last word in beauty ness. Attractively finished in ivory, with juice extractor and two mixing bowls in jade green. Mixmaster has many uses...it extracts fruit juices; mixes light and heavy batters; mashes pota- toes: whips cream; has a dripper attachment that regulates the flow of oil for making delicious mayonnaise. For easy cleaning, Mixmaster tilts back: also has removable beaters. For This Month ONLY master is the and useful- du\\n 1 monthly on 10 light bills 51873 cash uths. CKETT. NARCISSA A. ity Murch NARGTEEK 20 wioaw 'ai Predericr’ Beackelt aad motier of Fred Brackett and Mrs. Nina F. Ma- honey. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. 18 wion st n.w., Tuesday, March 8 st 11 am. Interment Arington Natlonal Cemetery. R. CARRIE. Departed this life Sun. g ek & damdt 5 e loved wife of Ohar! I'P Butler and 8‘ voted mother of The Mildred. lanu-l Shirley. Joyce and Charles Butler. host of other reiatives and friends r. Puneral from Hol; ncn ollc ureh. New York an jergey aves., on Wednesday, March 9. st 9 o'clock a.m. Relatives and friends invited. L THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and con- tinued cold tonight and tomorrow; low- est temperature about 15 degrees; di- minishing northwest winds. Maryland—Fair and continued cold tonight and tomorrow, except Snow flurries in extreme west portion tonight. Virginia—Fair and continued cold tonight and tomorrow. = West Virginia—Fair and continued cold tonight and tomorTow, except snow flurries in the mountains tonight. Report for Last 48 Hours. Temperature, Barometer. Degrees, Inches. 59 2961 50 20.62 46 29.53 44 2043 42 20.23 34 28.80 34 28.68 31 28.78 26 28.99 20 2922 19 2936 8am. .. 18 29.49 Noon 23 29.54 Highest, 59, 4:00 pm Saturday. Year ago, 48 Lowest, 17, 38. Midnight . Sunday— 12 midnight . Today — 4am. ... 7:00 a.m. today. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today. «s 8:l4am. 2:34am. 8:39 pm. 3:00 p.m. Phe Sun and Moon. Rises, Sets, Sun, todey.... 6:32 6:07 Sun, tomorrow 6:31 6:08 Moon, today .. 6:44a.m. 6:37p.m. 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 .... 482 3.55 7.09 February ... 246 327 6.84 March .... 57 3.75 884 April .. 327 9.13 May . 3.70 10.69 June .. 4.13 10.94 July . 471 1063 August 401 1441 September 324 1081 October . 284 8.57 November . 2.37 December . 3.32 Year ago, ‘Tomorrow. =; re. wp1aiFak WIZTH Stations. Weather. “tquapm aswy Cloudy 042 Snow Clear 2.90 Cloudy 1.90 Pt cloudy Abilene, Tex Albany. N, Atlanta, Ga Atlantic City . Baitimore. Md.. Birmingham .. Bismarck N tcloudy : Pt'cloudy Galveston Helena, Mont... Huron. S. Dak. 30.38 Indianapolis.ind 30.02 v 30,02 Tex. Pt clouds Clouay Pt cloudy Cloudy Clear I Clear Cloudy Cloudy . Cloudy . Clear Cloudy lear Snow Rain Cloudy Clear Cloudy Gloudy Cloudy Clear Pt cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Er.cloudy Qslanoma City Omaha_ Ny Philadelphia Phoenix. Ariz.. sburgh. Pa.. 2 rtland. Me. nd, Orex Raleigh, 'N. C. ! 8alt Lake City.. | Shokarie Sarnae. WASH., ure. Weather Part cloudy Part cloudy Stations London, Part today Cloudy cloudy Horta (Faval), Azores | (Cufrent observation: | Hamilton, Bermuda ... €8 | San_Juan, Porto Rico.. Havana, 'Cuba Colon, Canal Marriage Licenses. Arthur neley. 22, and Mary L Harkins, H, Y. Dent i 27. and Rose Fine, 21 Md: Rev.J. T. Loeb 2. and Edith V. Parker. Rev. George W Brent Page McGee. 22, South Richmond. Va and Mary E. Pugua. 21, Dreweys Bluff, Va Rev. J. C. Copenhaver. Marvin Mason. 21, and Cecile E. Guthrie. 19. both of Lynchburg, Va.; Rev. Alfred E Burrows Clifton E, Efland, 22. this city. and Anna | P Rohke. 21, Mount Rainier, Md.; Rev. H M. Hennig Part cloudy Clear Clear Clear ‘Will Hold Market Sale. UPPER MARLBORO, Md.. March 7 (Special).—The Little Helpers of Trin- ity Episcopal Sunday school will hold a market sale in the parish hall here Pfl]dli afternoon, beginning at 3 o'cloc LOST. BAG, containing purse with money, on Svrln! rd. near l4th st. Reward. Apt. 10, 134 E: pitol st. Phone Atlantic 5431- BELT to Spanish tile dress (or in front of Philipshorn's store, Frl FOLD. H._C. Huft BRACELET—$30.00 rewar R meall: Rexlole aaspuire bracelet, jost on Pebruary 25 between the Army and Nav: Club, 2204 Wyoming ave alorama rd._Nichols Company. 36 W zm CASE, containing impo: Between Fox TReRier wnd Hotel Harrington, Braths CLAGGETT. RALPH M. Suddenly, day. March 6. 1932, RALPH . belov husband of Merle A. mlll!li nee Thom Funeral from his late residence 1348 Pleasant si. mes on Wednesda’ March §. at 8:30 am. )‘lu at St. Te- 1esa's Church, 13th and V se. at 9 am. Relatives and friends an"td. In- terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 8 CLAY. SARAH. On Sunday. March 6. 19 BARAH CLAY, losing sister of W John Clay. Bhe aiso leaves & other relatives and friends. Rem ing at the John T. Rhines funeral chs Eve sts, s.w. Notice of funeral on Sun- ater, o NT, EARL RAYMOND. _Sundas MRS, 1o EART, MAYMOND CLEA - . son of the late Ida E Clem: rvices at the 8. H. Hines Co home. 2001 14th st. n.w., Tuesday !i at 2 pm. Interment Glenwood Cen etery. COLTRION, HARRY. On Fridav. Ma 1932, at Walter Reed Hosoila OLTRION. ~devoted brother of & X nd Mrs. Emma Williams and ) W. Garner of New Haven Tuesday, March 8. from the W. Ernest Jarvis fune 1432 U st. n.w. Intermgnt Arl tional Cemetery with full military hon Relatives and friends invited. FINNEY, MINNA BOOKER. morning. March 6, 1932, at the res of her son. R. Gordon Finney. at Ha Va.. MINNA BOOKER FINNEY of and Powhatan Counties, Va. In h year, wife of the late Lewis Harvie Fi ney ‘and beloved mothes of M. B. R Gordon, Percy W, and Harvey W. Finhes Funeral service Tuesday. March 8. ut 230 oclock, st the chapel at Oak Hill Cem- on_ Sundas DOROTHY 1932, at ANN. On Sunday. Montgomery Coun’ Hospital. ~ DOROTHY fn her 9th vear Stephen J. Remains resting a Mr. AT Connecticut ave, Kensington. Md ices on Tuesday, March 8. at 1:30 p.m.. ."E. Church. ~Interment Di daughter of Fletcher her grandiather. GATEWOOD. RICHARD. Departed this life Saturday, March 5. 1932. at Garfield Hos pital. after a_brief {llness. RICHARD GATEWOOD. He leaves to mourn their loss a wife, three da 3 father. sister. two children and a host friends. " Funeral Tl p.m.. from Morning Star Ba 26"t Between K and. T F. Bundy officiating. Inter Cemetery. ~Remains resting at residence, 2115 N st. nw. . Depart .’ 1932, Sister ‘of My BYRtt wnd Joseh feaves "'to "~ monr TeBhews. ATd ohe nioh, and Alice ey, ard fives and sricnds "R porarily - at John T Rhine Shabel” Notioe ot funsral Tores HAVNNER. EDWARD BENTLEY. - day, March 6, 1932, a HMO“J(BK(IJ!\‘P Tesidence ‘of s sor, Charles T Hasnner No 3" South ‘Spruce st Clarendon. ¥ N Sear of Dis ave, Beloren isbund o €. Deloy Elizabeth Havnner: He i survied by his_wife and nine children, Mrs. Jessie McPherson of ‘Washington, D, Read Jenkins of Ballston Va.: lie Shanholtz of Cherrydaies Glora Jenkins of Washineton Magegie Atwell of Falls Church. Mary Buckingham of Mar T, Havaner of Clarendon, Harol any o Va 10 am Charles T. Ha HEFLIN. LILLIE F. On Monday. March 7. 1932, LILLIE P.'aged 47 vears. beloved wife' of Asa L. Heflin of 1227 6th st sw Remains resting in_the chapel of P. A Taltavull. 436 7th st. s.w. Notice of fu- neral hereafter HERBERT, MARY V. 932, M, 2 Wil be said at Holy Ghost at 10 a.m. HOAGE. EMILY LEA. On Sunday, March 6. 1932, at her residence. 321 West Brad- lev lane, Chevy Chase, Md, EMILY LEA HOAGE. beloved wife of Robert J. Hoage Funeral from Dumbarton Avenue M. E. Church on Wednesday, March 9. at 2 p.m. Remains can be viewed at the church after 1 pm. Wednesday. 8 HOLLAND, FREDERICA MORGAN. day. March 6. 1932 FREDERICA MORGA! Moorhead B. Holland of Mrs James M and interment pri JEFFERIS, PAUL M. On Saturday. M. 5 1932 at United States V pital. PAUL Af.. nd of Da B. Jeéfleris. ' Remains resting at the Tabl funersl home. 928 M si. n.w.. where ser ices will be held on Tuesday. March 8, 1:30 pm. followed by interment in Ar- lington National Cemetery KING, LELIA M. On Saturday. March 1983, LELIA M., beloved daughiter o D. snd Ner 2 neral from her latt G " on Tuesday. March 8. &t 130 p ves and friends invited: Intermen 1 Cemeters. LAMBIE. HENRIETTA E. arch’ 7, 1932, rescent ' place widow of Ja of ‘Miss Mar D& *and Mr. Morr 3 e ne o vea o b men ampron. Mass’ da: nounced. Omit flowers. " o e * FRGER, NETTIE M. 4. 1932, at her resider . 'NETTIE M beloved ~ wite Funeral from tr March 8. at 9 On Sun- at Pittsburgh. Pa On Monday, at her residence. 1661 nw. HENRIETTA E Lambie and private. ives and friends in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. MEADE. MARY F. On_Sunday. March 6, 1932 at Freedmen’s Hospital MARY F. MEADE._loving mother of Joseph F. Meade. She Telatives and friends. Re r the John T. Rhines funeral ¢ and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of fune MARIE S. G. On Sunda: at her_residence. 3037 . MARIE S. G OATLEY. azed beloved wife of Frank J. Of resting at the W, W_Deal 816 H st. ne. Interment ONLEY. JOHN C. oOn s 1932, JOHN C. ONLEY, er of Mary Hatris. Jeanette. Ja Oniey. Ren Jarvis fone: Notice of funeral PAGE. WILLIAM March 7, 1932, at Kalorama' rd. n.w. PAGE. husband of Emm: Services at his late resi Mareh 7. at 7 pm. Interment Ric Vista s PECK. LIEUT. COL. ROBERT B On satur arch 5. 1932 at i &7 NoBERY 1ObEL tired. ~ Ser 1 o'clock. at Fort & Cemetery. Interment Arl: Cemetery POTTER. WILLIAM HUB) Satur- day morning, Ms . at Hamilto Bermuda. WILL beloved husband of PRATT., ROBERT. Saturday. March 5. 19 ROBERT PRATT of 818 t mains at J. T. Stewart's funeral 30 H st ne * Funeral will be Mount Jezreel Baptist Church, March 8. at 130 pm PRATT. ROBERT. Officers and members of Palestine H. H. of Ruth. No. 171 o. are requested fo atie of our inmate. who departed t 5. 1932 March &, at 130 o clock. fre | Baptist Church. =By order of ELIZABETH MITCHELL, M. M A. F. CHRISTOPHER. W. Recorder PRUNER, BESSIE RUTH. On March ‘6, 1932, at her reside servatory pl. n.w.. (nee Butfin). beloved wife of Edw Pruner. Furieral from the above res Wednesday. March 9. at 8:30 a.m % Holy Trinity Chirch. where mass will be said at 9:15 am. for the se of her soul. Relatives friends nvited. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- ter: 8 PUMPHREY, WORTHINGTON. On Sundas, March 6.'1932. at 3:30 am. at Georze fown " University" Hospitai WORTHINC TON PUMPHREY, in 20th yea W. Reuben and Irene Pum Beral from the Boianies dht W. Reuben Pumphrey, Rockville Wednesday, March 9. at 230 pm. In ment Rockville Union Cemete, QUISENBERRY. ADDIE March 5, 1537, at 1 a.m. 4809 Fitch place n e ADDIF "elo Saturday, Priday eve. Disabled American Veterans, 542 Munsey Bldg DOG, collie, male. tag 3519; name “Bruce" Vicinity Shepherd Park, Wednesday. Re- ward. Georgia 1114. S ENGLISH SETTER. black and white female. License 51186, Sick child’'s pet. Reward. 1616 _Trinid: e._ne__ Atlantic_1775. ENVELOPE. containing about $100: lost Sa urday about 10 a.m., in Georgetown. ward. Frank Fi 1420_33rd_st. n.w. GLASSES—Lost_between 1341 Monroe st. 2F, 80d Fark 54, sliver sioss, bifocal. Re- war INSIGNIA— sockely of the Cincinnati, Sat urday: near P-rr.lm. Square. Please lea At Army and Navy Ciub. Recelve reward. | POCKETBOOK—_Brown, _containing Swiss wrist watch and black band, small amount cash. M. M. Ford. Decatur 2589. 35 reward. POCKETBOO! way Bridge and Water Phone Decatur 2397. et o Sunday ke Mrs. G. Stanley Shoup, r‘l'v_l:;l’!hl'-mu silk, alligator, contain- ard if returned o Cavalier Hotel. _* RING, mes, probably in vi- RS Comeressional ‘Library; vanied as Keep- sake, Very liveral reward for return | st $1 50 00 REW ARD 'm of & square-cut diamond four B-uwe diamonds on e gt e gton. D. C. flnu Company, of Volley Quisenberry. oLed m Prederick G. and Garland Qi and Mrs. erxll?l’ te Sollers and Andrew Grady, grandmother of Sollers, Phyllis and June Quiseqb mains may be. viewed at the abovt on Monday, March 7. aft neral Tuesday. March 8, at her late residence. 4809 Fit Tnferment at Lincoln Memo dence, " Ghastarbrosk. Ve Mis' e, Ghesterbrook. Va. Mrs WASHINGTON REID, beloved % ratlo Reed, and datghter of Mre Marle Esteila Jjones. She is four sisters, Mrs. A Mary Brown, Mrs. Margaret C Mrs! King. ~Also two brot John T"4nd Ballifie Barion Jones. N of funeral inter. ROBINSON. ELLA. On Saturday. March 5. 1932, BLLA ROBINSON. Notice of i Iater. ~ Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral ehurch. 1432 U st. 5w ROBINSON, JANE ANN. On Saturday, March 5. 1932, at her residence. 6 Eve st nw. JANE A ROBINSON. _ beloved mother of Myrtle Robinson and Harry HIl | Robinson. Funeral Tuesday March 8. al 3:3g pm.. fiom the funeral home of Pery | ‘alsh. H st n.w. Reiatives and friends “invited: “interment Gedar Hil Cemetery. SMALLEY, On_Sund; March 6 uflm‘l’l i BT aged 74 usband of the late Lila Smalley. from W. W._Deal's fu- 6 ¥ st n Wednesday. March 9, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. * SOPER. WILLIAM B. On Priday. March 4. 193: M 8., heloved husband of the Iate Annie r.’ Funeral from his jgsisnee, rl Sth st. n.w. on Tue lnr: pm Relatives and friends tavit ent Glenwood Oemetery, 7 e of H s“m. Draths STERNER. HELENA H. on suiday, Mar & 032 ut Sibley Hospita 4 ate James K. Sterner. sged W._ Deal fu- e, on Wednesds: Interment Cedar widow of the STEARNS, EVELYN C. B. On_ Saturday, farch 5. 1932 EVELYN C._B.. wife of the i W s services flineral Bome, Tuesday, March JAMES LESTER. Departed this Pr March 4, 1932, JAMES b of Jimes and Call s ave. se, He lea s "hus ‘mother = Bush. Ruta nd four an _and of other ncis other reln- to mourn hiy de; tempors. Tul chapel. Notice o Saturday, March ER. beloved hus- ner (nee Davis). Lingt WEIDMAN, | MARGARET sTeHELL. M at 12:17 am., 1pm. aneral chu taterment Lincoln Memorial WINS, ERNEST. On Priday, March 4 1032, it 3 ERNEST 3 Tide Wims. oSt Jureis ou s Hw a1 hits " residenc Fioeral Tuesday. Mareh Salem Baptist Church. ial Cemetery. In flinpnrtam ADDISON. MARY. In loving memor; o beloved mother and grandm “ Mrs. MARY ADDISON. who left fours teen years ago today, March 7. 191 She had a smile that every ene loved, A heart as pure as gold. To those who knew and loved her Her memory will never grow old. God takes our loved ones from our homes, But never from our hearts. GRACE AND MAYBELLE. * ALVIN H. A tribute of love ice { our dear husband ALVIN H. CRAWFORD, wha four years ago today, arewell LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. T. DORIS E. In loving memogy of daughter, DORIS E. Re ed this life two vears 7, 1930, leaving to her, mother and & s and friends. h grief and sorrow, ake your place. 1 the morrow ¥, face to face. God to ause He knew the best. Our hearts still yearn, though satisfied to_know Thai in His arms, close to His breast. fort, fov and eternal rest FATHER AND MOTHER, ROBERT L. AND MARY L. FORREST. MARY C. 1Tn loving memory of ter, MARY C. HIGDON. two vears ago toda: Although We sh you are gone, but not for- 1 are absent, still we feel you 'HER SISTERS. * In_loving res husband, WIL- folear busband, you are sone but mnok o WIFE. IRENE MATHEWS. SOFFR. WILLIAM B. A cpecial meeting King David Lo FA N d at day, Maych 8, 1535 nding e fimeral oF our” e, Brotner, WiLLIAM B, SOBER. GEQRGE #_STILES. Master. WILLIAM C. PARRY. Secrotary THOMAS, LOUIS LEON. In memory of LOUIS ' LEON THOMAS. son of Louls Thogas and Lillian Thomas and_ father of Leona Thomas and Lilllan Thomas. Leon ) peacefully March 7T, 1029, tF We still miss him and mourn our loss. THE FAMILY. * o sad but loving ancel mothwr, Wwho_ feil asieep in ago today. March 7, 1087 away ee years ago AND DEVOTED DAUGH N-IN-LAW. ELLA J. JOHN- JOHNSON. GEO W. WISE CO. 2900_M ST. N.W. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the suceessors to nor eonneets ith the orisinal W. R Speare establishe ment, W. Prone Nationa1 2002 1009 H St.N.W. ormerly 30 F_St. N.W. TABLER 928 M St. N.W. Na 'l 1544 cding the Original W. R. Speare Ce., ’3_Connecticut Ave. Decatur 6242, JOHN R“WRIGHT co. WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 _8th ST. S®. LINCOLN_ 0530, CHAMBERS 'W. W. DEAL & CO.. ______LINCQLN 8200._ CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phene_Lincoln 8372, A J.SCHIPPERT ¢ 1804 M St. NW. North 2827 P, J. SAFFELL PERSONAL 738 5th St N.W. J. WIL LIAM L FUNERAL DIRECTO CREMATORIU .\[ 332 PA._AVE. N.W. 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