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WEDDERBURN RITES SET FOR FRIDAY Retired Patent Attorney Was Son of Former Pub- lisher. John Wedderburn, 63, retired pat- ent attorney and prominent Washing- tonian, died yesterday afternoon at his home, 810 "North Carolina avenue southeast, after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at his late home at 11 o'clock Friday morn- ing, with burial in Rock Creek Ceme- tery. Rev. F. A. Parsons of the Church of the Ascension, will officiate. Born Here in 1868, Mr. Wedderburn was born here in 1868, the son of George C. Wedder- burn, one of the editors of the cld National Intelligencer, and Virginia Lawrence Wedderburn, daughter of Judge De Witt Lawrence. He was ed- ucated at Central High School and at the United States Naval Academy. As a young man he becan quainted ‘with™ Senator George H reporter on his Examiner, In that capacity he secured a position in the Mare Island Navy Yard as a book. keeper, and it was through his wor the Senator was able to expose coal frauds. Mr. Wedderburn back to Washington as the Senator's secretary, and was a lifelong friend of i the Senator’s son, Willlam Randolph Hearst, publisher. Opened Patent Office. On Senatcr Hearst's death, Mr. Wed- derburn accompanied the funeral party back to the coast, and, returning to this city, entered the Press Bureau for Set- tlement of Indian Claims, in which he handled claims for some of the largest Indian depredations, Later he opened the patent law office, which became the largest in the world, employing more than 300 in its staff. He was a partner with Willlam Randclph Hearst in a joint claim business for some years and the L. F. Randolph (Co., which he estab- lished in 1913 and later sold to the late Victor J. Evans. Since his retirement from active business in about 1915 he has devoted himself to private interests both here and at Rehoboth, Del He is survived by his widow, Mrs Mzud Barbour Wedderburn, and two daughters, Mrs, Corinne Gates, wife of Comdr. H. G. Gates, U. S. N., and Miss Virginia Wedderburn. . Marriage Licenses. Carl E._Bean. 21, and Freda M. Brown. _Rev. C.B._Austin. William_H. Sutton. ‘38, and Gladys Snow- den. 28: Rev. A. B, Pisher Joseph Munes. 20, 12; Rev. George O. Bullock: CHAMBERS Largest Undertakers 18 Assistants 2 Funeral Buildings 12 Cars Hearses & Ambulances 6 Parlors 3 Chapels Branch Parlor 517 11th St. S.E. We claim to produce the Finest Economical Funeral in the world. JUST THINK OF THIS: Casket Case, Embalm- ing, Hearse, 2 Cars, All Service, complete use of Parlors and Chapels. The whole funeral only 75 We have Baby Funerals as low as 25 *65 *40 Phone or write your Address. We send you a_beautiful catalogue of How We Do It. Chambers, Washing- ton’s Outstanding Funeral Co. Shipping Funer- als as low as.. Grave Sites at cost in a beauti- ful cemetery as low as No tioni We ha to our no ques- ng of reputation. ve proven the right name. The Greater Chambers Co Main Office Z Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. Phene Col. 0432-0433-0157 Flowers For FUNERALS— ¢ 5C Flower 804 17th St. NW. 609 12th St. N.W. Metro. 7945 808 14th St. N.W. Metro. 7433 who sent him to San Francisco as a | later came | and Mary M. Cooper. | I [ Funeral Friday | JOHN WEDDERBURN. WOMAN, 82, FOUND OVERCOME BY GAS Mrs. Alice V. Gill Discovered Un- | conscious by Her Son—Con- | dition Critical. | | e rs. Alice V. Gill, 82 years old, of 1132 Morse street northeast, who was found overcome from gas poisoning in the kitchen of her home early today, is in a critical condition at Casualty Hospital. Physicians hold little hope for her re- covery. The woman's son, Arthur A. Gill, | found her lving unconscious on the kftchen floor shortly before 1 o'clock this morning and telephoned Dr. H. K. Butts of 1241 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, who administered first aid treatment and called the Fire Rescue Squad. | Mrs. Gill was revived with inhalators | and then was removed to the hospital in the Fire Department ambulance. Police investigating the case were puzzled as to the manner in which Mrs, Gill was asphyxiated, unless she turned off the jets of the stove before lapsing into unconsciousness. All of the gas jets were shut off. police reported, while an inspector for the gas company could find no leaks or defects in the pipes or appliances, — CHARLES TRESSELT T0 BE BURIED AT ARLINGTON 1Funerul for Engineer to Be Held | From Residence Tomorrow i Afternoon. Funeral services for Charles Tresselt, 58, who died at his home, 623 L street | southeast, Monday after a short illness, ‘wfll be held at the residence tomorrow | afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Arlington Cemetery. Mr. Tresselt was engineer for the Continental Baking Co. He served in the United States Navy as a seaman gunner during his youth. He had been a resident of this city for many years |and was a member of the Masonic fra- ternity. . | _He is survived by his widow, Mrs. |Kate Tresselt, and three daughters, Mrs. Kate Thompson, Mrs. Bertha Mc- Call end Miss Annie Tresselt. DIES IN BROOKLYN Rev. J. G. Williamson, Jr., Father | | of D. C. Woman, Succumbs. i | Rev. Joseph G. Williamson, jr., fa. | ther of Mrs. Estelle W. Douglas, Wash- ‘mnan. died Saturday at his Brooklyn, | N. Y., home after a long illness, it has | been learned here. He left the Presby- terian ministry some years ago to prac- | tice law in New York City. He had served several charges in Brooklyn, New | York and Detroit, Mich. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman conducted the funeral services | Monday in the Central Congregational ‘Ch\xch. where he had beea a member | of the board of deacons. liurial was in | the church yard adjoining .he old Beth- lehem Presbyterian Church in Hunter- don, N. J.,, where his father preached for 50 years. ‘ CALVER FUNERAL RITES | Services Tomorrow for Late Mother i of Physician to House. | Puneral services will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at her late lhomn. 207 A street southeast, for Mrs. | Elizabeth W. Calver, who died Monday | at her home. Burial will be in Rock | Creek Cemetery. | Mrs. Calver, mother of Dr. George W. | Calver, physician to the House of Rep- resentatives, was the widow of Dr. | Thomas Calver. During the Spanish | War she aided in establishing the Red Cross units at Fort Myer and Washing- | ton, and was active in other organiza- | tions of similar nature. i Alien Actor’s Stay Extended. LOS ANGELES, March 16 (#).—Im- migration officials yesterday decided Ar- {thur Shirley, Australian stage and | screen actor, may remain in the United | States pending a ruling from the De- | partment of Labor on his petition for a | 60-day extension of his alien visitor's permit. Shirley recently was arrested | on a charge of overstaying his leave. Norway's exports of fresh fish are in- | creasing. | # | OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT | FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN’S, 7th & F THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Increasing cloudiness and warmer, with lowest temperature about 35 degrees tonight: tomorrow occasional rain and much warmer; increasing squtherly winds. Maryland—Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight; tomorrow occasional jram and much warmer. Virginia—Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight; tomorrow cloudy and much warmer; showers in the interior. | West Virginia—Cloudy and much warmer tonight. followed by rain be- ginning late tonight or tomorrow; coider tomorrow night and in extreme west portion tomorrow afterncon. Report for Last 24 Hours. sterd 4 pm. 8 pm. Midnight 4 am, 8 am. Noon Highest, 38, Lowest, 20, ago, 36. Inches. 29.99 30.09 30.12 30.)6 30.20 30.14 Year ago, 42. today. Year Degrees. . 32 28 24 21 24 .. 38 today. 6:00 am. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. 2:18 a.m. 8:33am. 2:46 p.m. 3:48pm. 9:46pm. 10:48pm un and Moon. Rises. 6:19 ‘Tomorrow. 3:21 a.m. 9:44am. The S Sets. Sun, today 6:15 Sun, tomorrow 6:17 6:16 Moon, today.. 11:31a.m. 2:38a.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 55 7.09 February 246 684 March 232 884 April 9.13 May 10.69 June 10.94 July .. 10.63 August . 14.41 September 10.81 October 8.57 November 8.69 December - 7.56 Weather in Various Cities. Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Atlants, Atlantic Bismarck, Hoston, M Buffalo, N. Charleston; 8.C. 3018 Chicago, 1iI.... 20,72 Cincinnatl, Ohio 29,92 Cleveland,” Obio 29.98 Columbia, 8. C. Denver, Colo. . Detroit, Mich.. El Paso, Tex. Salvesion, Tex. Helena, Mont. Huron,' 8. Dak Indianapolis .. 2t Jacksonville, Fid 3 Kansas City:Mo. Los ~Angeles Loutsville, K; Miami, Fla. New Orleans New York, N¥. Ok Y. Pr.cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear . Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear . Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear . Cloudy [ Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy . Clear Clear Cloudy 0.01 Cloudy -... Cloudy Pt.cloudy 01 Snowing 08 Cloudy 01 Raining - Clear . Clear i = SuguREEent il s sl Portland, ores: Portiand; el Sait L San A San San St 8t oascatabsiatang Spokane, Tampu, o 0. o WASH., D. . (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations ature. Weather. London, England . Foggy Paris [ Vienna, c Clear Berlin, Brest 2 Cloudy 2 Cloudy Stockholm, _Sweden Pt. cloudy Gibraltar, Spain Rain (Noon. G toray.) Horta (Fayal), Azores .. Pt. cloudy (Current observal ous. | Hamilton, Bermuda . Pt. cloudy Porto Rico. Cloudy ‘Cuba 5 Clear olon, Canal Zore . Pt. cloudy TRATER RITES HELD Employe of General Land Office Died Suddenly. Funeral services for Miss May Deni- son Trater, for many ye: with the homestead adjudicating_ division, Gen- eral Land Office, were held this after- noon at Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. W. S. Abernethy officiated at the serv. ices, which were followed by burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. Miss Trater dled suddenly Monday after a heart attack. She was a mem- ber of th2 District bar and a graduate of the Washington College of Law. She was the only surviving daughter of 1rs. Mary Trater, widely known as the Florence Nightingale of the South. Deaths R.eported. Alice C, Sawtelle, 84, 2100 Mass. ave. Mary E. Torrence. 83, 1908 I st Catherine Murphy. 78. 1362 Monroe st. n.e. Emma J. Spalding, 74, 1369 Pa. ave. s.e. Mary Grady, 72, i215 Shepherd st Elmer Schooley. 71, Emergency Hospital August H. Jueger, 89, 230 Seaton pi. n.e Annie Rappoport. 64, 2807 Con: e. Robert Hunter. 62, Gejrgstown Hospital. Charles Cheny. 60, 1 Crabtree court s.w. Leonard E. Draeger. 58, Waillace Memorial Church 57. 1112 4th st o Catherine C. Waterman. e Josle ¥ Hart. 56, Georgetown Hosbital. Margaret B. Gustin, 37. 4503 Sth st Irene Chaney. 32. Providence Hospital. Claude Crider. 23, Gallinger Hospital. Paul Head. 16, Gallinger Hosbital Andrew Colbert, 9. Children's Hosital Lif0Pn Meehan, 4 hours. Providence Hos- ita! Anna Hall. 88. 324 Bryant st Charles A. De Vaughn. 86. 1010 19th st. Francis Golden. 66, Preedmen’s Hospital poMaria P, Brown. §7. Home for Ared nfirm. Clinion Allen. 47. Casualty Hospital. Walter J. Ogie. 41, 2540 Ga. ave. Carrie Green, ‘41, 'Gallinger Hosoital William Powell, 33, 306 H st. s.w. Cleatus E_ Brooks. 32. 1915 ‘Ath st o Lewis N. Stewart. 28. Emergency Hospital Eisie Medley. 26, 1525 N. C. ave. n.e Frances Banks. 25, 45-A K st. Hazel Drummer, 23, Gailinger Hospit rnest Lee. 1. Galllnger Hospital ~__FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue League. 349 Maryland Nat. 8088 LOS' e Reward. Return to Dr. Capitol st. lais Royal, containing 3 3 o ' papers. eyeglasse. FiRer’ pleass reuirn fo 2803 i4th st Dw. Ad. 2304. Keep money. 16 nd Stately Sprays and Beautiful Wreaths 2% Metro. 9369 BI 3 _small diamonds: Pfidny. downtow! Rewprd. Liucoln 3187 ufter 5:30. 3! yiand_ave. n.e. Apt. S COLLIE, white. black_side head and above tail; gentle: e, Prince. 1120 Vlrlir:n ave. sw. Met. 3526. Reward. i DOG—White French Poodle male. child's t. st 3700 Jenifer st. n.w., Fri- FUR NECKPIECE. birck. Tuesday afternoon. | Reward. _Phone North 7689. S HANDBAG, lady's black cloth, Friday night, in apt, house or near 19th and N. Reward. Call Decatur_579: i NEY—$45 Sa tween ew | Honpehire ave™ ind Wath. Mechanics Bak. | n above adress. Reward. -+ PERSIAN KITTEN, black male, strayed from 1427 Crittenden st n.w. Finder please re- u Reward. _Phone Col. 4567 pa_Delta Sorority, initials M. Y. rd attached: back; “Sigma Mu guard, attached: ACELET. platinum; oer Please Atlantic 5449. POINTER_PUPPY, 4 months. femsle. white w?lh hlgll:k ml’rkln . tan_collar. 402 Asoen st. n.w., Takoma Park. Call Georgia 3092-J. Reward, ‘WATCH—Lady's _gold (Milton Baer). Monda; Call North §831-R. WRIST WATCIL lady's. Notify Mrs. C. Barnes. Nal before 4:20. cr return 2531 104, Rew: WRIST WATOH. Call after 6 o'clock. WATCH—Ladys, squ dlamonds £ Deer osi. atch. in green case March 7; reward. reh 15, 10 0185, Branch 213, Q st. n.w., Ast. Reward. W. wi ha" Rpohires: Bomgra." Bec’ 0wt = 7 PTT WRIST WATCH. Temperature. Barometer. | @ards of Thanks | HIGGS., THOMAS FRANK. We wish t press our sincere thanks and apprecl: 10 our relatives and friends for their kindness and beautiful floral tributes at | the death of our dear husband and fa- ther, THOMAS FRANK HIGGS. K THE FAMILY. PRICE. PETER W. The wife and daughter of the late Dr. PETER W. PRICE of 1324 Ma: d ave. ne. wish to thank the many friends for their sympathy, 1 tributes and letters of con- dolence in their recent bereavement. Dratha. . FLIZABETM. On Monday. March 3 470 F st. sw. ELIZABETH | beloved mother of Anna, Barnit v Funera) services siderice on Thursday. 9:30 am: thence to St is Church, where mass will be said ives and friends in Mary's Cemetery. BUNCE. RICHARD J. 15. 1932, RICHARD J B Funeral from s Co. funeral ho n.w. on Thursday. Interment Rock Creel CALVER. ELIZABETH WEHNES. On Mon- day. March 14. 1932, at 11:10 pm. ELIZ- ABETH WEHNES CALVER. widow of Dr Thomas Caiver. ' Funeral services at her s1d £ Fose. at 2 pm ock jt 17." Interment IRENE. On Monday. March 14, Providence ~Hospital. ~IRENE ., beloved wife of Willlam E. Chaney of Croom. Md. Funeral Thursday March 17. from her late residence. at 8:30 am. thence to St Mary's Church. Upper Mariboro. Md.. where mass will be said at 9 oclock. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. Upper Marlboro, Md. Relatives and friends invited. e ch 15. 1932, JAMES ‘T CROSON. 'Funeral from W. W. Deal's funeral home, 816 H st me. Thursday, March 17. at'2 pm Interment Cedar il Cemete 16 DANDREA. MICHA Tuesday. March 15, 1932, ot his residence. 621 Quebec pl. n.w.. MICHAEL. _beloved son of Joseph and Josephine Dandrea. Funeral from the Wm. H Sardo & Co. funeral chapel, 412 H st n.e_ Thursday. March 17, at 9 a'm.: thence 1o Holy Comforter Church. 14th and East Capitol sts. where mass will be said at 930 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. ESKRIDGE, JOHN B. On Tuesday. March 15. 1932, at 1215 pm. at the residence of his sistér, Haynie E. Nash. 907 6th st. s.w.. JOHN B!, son of the late Vernon and Elizabeth ' Eskridge. ~Remains ing At the above address Funeral and inter- ment_ Grants M. E, Church. Lerty. Va. Thursday. March 17, at 2 p.m. Priends and relatives invited THREE SAILORS GIVEN LIFE SAVING MEDALS Enlisted Men Rewarded for Res- cuing Others From Dangers of Drowning. Secretary Mills has awarded to three naval enlisted men three silver life- saving medals and Secretary Adams has forwarded the decorations to the | trio. The Navy Department today announced the names of those given the medals— Marvin Augustus McMichen, seaman first class, attached to the U. S. S. Pennsylvania, flagghip of the United States Fleet, for rescuing a boy on May 6. 1929; Anton Frank Bella, first class, aboard the U. S. S. Broome, | destroyer, who rescued a shipmate from drowning on January 28, 1930, and Raymond Hart, torpedoman second class, attached to the submarine U. 8. S. §-31 of the Asiatic Fleet, who res- cued a shipmate from deadly waters on December 24, 1929. McMichen comes from Summiton, Ala; Bella is from Plymouth, Ind, while Hart’s home is in New Bedford, Mass. NAVY ORDERS Comdr. Harry J. Abbett, detached U. S. 8. Chester after June 1, to 12th Naval District, San Francisco, Calif. connected instruction Naval Reserves. Comdr. Henry G. Cooper, jr., detach- ed Naval Academy. Annapolis, Md., about May 18, to command U. S. 8. Fulton. Comdr. Harlow T. Kays, detached Naval War College, Newport, R. I, about May 28, to Nli]lVll Training Sta- tion, Great Lakes, Il Comdr. Herndon B. Kelly. detached Naval War College, Newport, R. L, about May 28, to duty headquarters, 5th Naval District, as war plans officer. Comdr. George C. Logan, detached Naval War College, Newport, R. 1, about May 28, to instruction Army War College, Washington, D. C. Comdr. Benjamin V. McCandlish, de- tached Naval War College, Newport, R I, about May 28, to office of naval communications, Washington, D. C. Lieut. Comdr. Leonard B. Austin, de- tached U. S. S. Aaron Ward about May 1, to command U. S. S. Crowninshield. Lieut. Comdr. Carlyle Cralg, detached 0. 8. S. Arctic after June 1, to com- ‘William B. Preston, m;}gut. Comdr. Haiden T. Dickinson, detached 4th Naval District, Philadel- onia, Pa., about March 4, to U. 8. S. Arkansas as gunnery officer Lieut. Comdr. Willlam H. Farrel, de- tached U. S. S. Colorado about April 15, to U. S. S. Holland as navigalion Micer. = Lieut. Comdr. Raymond E. Kerr, de- | tached U. S. S. California after June 1, to Northwestern University, Evanston, 1, to connection Naval R. O. T. C. U eut. Comdr. Oliver O. Kessing, de- tached U. S. S. Holland after June 1 to Naval Training Station, Newport, R. L Lieut. Comdr. Earle W. Mills, de- tached as aide and flag secretary on staff commander in chief United States Fleet, to U. S. S. Milwaukee as engl- neer officer. Lieut. Comdr. Willilam 8. Popham, detached U. S. S. Lexington as com- munication officer, to U. S. S. Lexing- ton as first lieutenant. Lieut. Comdr. Mahlon S. Tisdale, de- | tached U. S. S. Lexington after June 1, to Naval Training Station, San Diego, Calif. Licut. Russell D. Bell, detached Naval Ammunition Depot, Hingham, Mass., to U. S. S. Portland and on board when commissioned. Lieut. assistant naval inspector of machinery, Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation, Quincy, Mass,, to U. 8. 8. Portland and on board when commissioned. Lieut. Philip I. Emerson. discharged treatment Naval Hospital, Washington, D. C., to home, relieved all active duty. Lieut. Willis W. Pace, detached as officer in charge, Naval Recruiting Sta- tion, Omaha, Nebr., after June 1, to U. S. S. Sturtevant ss executive officer. Lieut. Robert C. Strong, jr., detached duty Destroyer Squadron 3 about March 1, to treatment Naval Hospital, New York, N. Y. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Lannie Conn, orders December 30 revoked; detached U. S. S. Langley about May 14, to Air- craft Squadrons at Fleet Air Base, Coco Solo, Canal Zone. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Phillip H. FitzGerald, detached U. 8. S. R-14 about March 24, to U. 8. 8. R-3. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Clarence E. Gregerson, detached U. S. 8. R-12 about April 2, to Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Louls K. Gunther, orders issued by commander | in chief Asiatic modified, to U. 8. S. R-12, instead U. 8. & R-13. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Harry A. Simms, detached instruction Columbia University, New York, N. Y. about March 15, to temporary duty receiving ship, New York, N. Y. Ensign William W. Gubbins, discharg~ ed treatment at Naval Hospital, Wash- ington, D. C,, to home, relieved all active duty. Ensign Roy L. Johnson, detached Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla., about March 25, to VS Squadron 108 (U. S. 8. Salt Lake City). Ensign Thomas W. Marshall, jr., de- tached U. S. S. Marblehead about March 12, to Asiatic Station. Ensign William A. Moffett, jr., de- tached Naval Air Station, Pensacola, a., to VS Squadron 3B (U. S. 8. Lexington). ] Ensign Roscoe L. Newman, detached Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla., about March 12, to VS Squadron 3B (U. 8. 8. | CROSON. JAMES T. On Tuesday. March seaman | Guy Chadwick, detached as Beaths FRAZEE. WILLIAM 5. On Tuesday, {15 1932. at the residence of his | Allen B. Prazee, 814 6th LIAM 8. husband of the la zee. Puneral from W. W. tuneral home, 1400 Chapin ‘st duy. March 17, at 2 p.m Rela friends _invited Interment A tional Cemetery at 2:30 p.m. FREDERICK. BERTHA J. Departed this life " suddenly. on Saturday. Masrch 12 1932, BERTHA J. FREDERICK. beloved wife' of Rev. James A. Frederick of 1416 R st. n.w. She leaves to mourn their loss & mother, brother. three aunts, one uncle snd other relatives and _friends Remsins resting y W ton funeral hom: Funeral Thursda from John Stewart M between 3rd and 41 sts H. Brown, pastor. Relatives and f invited. GAINES, DR, JAMES H. On_ Th March' 10. 1932, at_Atlantic 3 Dr. JAMES H. GAINES. M. U N retired. Services on National 17, | D.m. Body resting at Joseph Gawler Sons’ chapel, 1754 Penns: ave. n.w. GOTTHARDT, WILLIAM. Suddenly Tuesday, March 15, 1932, at his residence. 127 R | st ne, WILLIAM. belo husband of | Clars Gotthardt = Funéral from his lnte | residence Thursday. March 17, at 2 pm. | Interment Prospect Hill Cometery. | CARRIE. Marcii L after She e a loving husband. of other relatives and Thursday. March 17, a¢ 2 pm.. £ jter’s funeral pariors. 1115 Tind Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemet {HALL, HARRY. On Monday, 1932, at his residence, 205 We: ave. Takoma Park, Md. HARRY, husband of Alice M. Hall ( Remains resting at the S. H funeral home 2901 14th s at Holy Comforter Episc Chiurct Georgin_ave vy, Marc at 2 pm. % Chape | MARRIS, HENRY. oOn Wednesday. Mu 3 4 At Gallinger Hospital. HENRY r;Anngs. beloved father of Charles Harri Funeral ‘Thursday. March 17 ot 1.30 pm.. | from the John T. Rhines fineral chape 3rd and Eye sw. Ingerment’ Rose mont’ Cemetery March ursday, N. Corps, | M | A VTRGINIA. arch 14, 1932, at her onn ave. nw. MARY VIRGINI HEDDERMAN, widow of Michael G. He derman. Funeral from the shove dence on Thursday, March am: thence to the Shrine of Sacrament Church will be sald at 10 a e ‘Blessed where requiem mass | r the repose ot her soul " Relatives and friends invited. | Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 16 HISSEY. WILLIAM. On Wednesday, March 16, 1932, at Providence Hospital, WIL- LIAM. beloved husband of Annie Hissey and father of Prancis E. James W. and William Joseph Hissey. ~Funeral services at his Iate residence, 190 G st. se. on Baturday, March 19, a: m.; thence 1o Holy Comforter Church. where mase will be said at §:30 am. Relatives and friends invited. " Interment’ Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. 18 HOLLAND. ETHEL MAE. On _ Su N 5 nday, March 13, 1932, at the Johns Hopkins Hos- pital. Baitimore, Md. ETHEL MAE HOL- AND of Norbeck. Md., beloved wife of Thomas Holland, daughfer of Mrs - low of Canada. 'mother of Jean Holland. | Gladys and Josephine Challenger. Fu- neral from Sandy Spring. Md. M. E Church, Thursday, March 17, at 3 o'ciock Remains resting at George Snowden's, ockville. Interment at Sandy Spring. ILIFFE. WILLIAM JAMES. On Monds March 15, 1932. at his residence. the Gum- perland’‘Aparfments. WILTTAN JAMFS. beloved husband of Emma C. Iliffe. Fu- | neral from Saffell's chapel. 5th and H sts | D.w. on Thursday. March 17 Interment Cedar Hill Cemete JENNINGS, WALTER B. Departed thi: Tussday,’ March 15 1033 at- Osklang, Callt. WALTER B. JENNINGS. beloved pusband of ‘Amy D and father of Pearl | 5 2 er 75 M Johnson. Funeral st Oakland. Thurs JOHNSON. MARIE. Departs s life Tues- day.Mareh 15, 1983 at 8:30 b, miter a brief illness. at her residence, 336 McLean ave. s.w. MARIE JOHNSON. She leaves to mourn their loss four sons, Abraham, Thomas. Harry and Percy John- son; one sister. Rota lzgard: two broth- | ers. Robert and Caleb Hunter. and a host 98 giher relatives and friends. Remairs at Eugene Ford's funs 1 1300 South Capitol . Notice of Tunerai JOHNSON. MARY LANNIE. - Monday, March | 14, 1932, at her residence, 1437 Co §t. Dw. MARY LANNIE JOHNSON. tne beloved 'sister of George J. Booker and Mrs. Mattie Johnson. devoted aunt of James P. Booker and James P. Pleasant. Bhe also leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Lomax chapel. 1400 S st. now. May be seen Wednesday evening after 5 pm. Funeral service Thursday, March 16, at 8 pm.. from the above-named chapel. Friends in- vited. Interment Appomattox County. Va e JONES, RUSSELL. Departed this life after §.jliness. Wednesday, March 16, :25 at his residence. 68 .. 3 Remains ¥ funeral home, Notice of funeral later, On Monday, March 14. thic Howpital. EDIPR & ughter of the Iate Isaac and, Ammigs Bvereti Lone’ Brief services Thursday. Mareh 37, Lt 11w Tater | Harmony Grove Cemelers, Salem. | JAM. At Emergency Hospital on Tuesday, March 15, 1932, WILLIAM, buisband of ‘the late Emma J. Love. age 2y Puneral from W. W. Deals funeral home, 816 H_st n.e. Saturday, March 19, &t 2 pm. Interment Glenwaod | Cemetery. 18 LUCAS, GURNZIE M. Departed this life on Monday, March 14, 1932, GURNZIE M. LUCAS 'of 752 Fairmont st.. beloved n husband of Mrs. Maude B. Lucas de- voted father of Shirley V. Lu: brother of Mrs. Mamie E. dam H. s and d Wil Pa. Fu- March 17, at 2 p.m.. from | , Eplscopal Chuich, 23rd it. be: | sts. n.W. Relatives an friends invited. 16¢ MAGRUDER, MOLLIE WILSON. s day, March 15. 1932, at 940 pm.. at he; home. Rockville, Md. MOLLIE WILSON, beloved wife of Amos Willlam Magruder, in her 77th year. Notice of funeral later MORALES, IDA F. On Tuesdzy. March 15.| 1933, at’ her residence. 521 1ith st. se.. | IDA' F. MORALES. Funera] from V. riday. March 18. at 10 s.m. Berryville. Va. MURPHY. CATHERINE. On Monday. March 18 1932, at 3:20 a.m., CATHERINE MUR- PHY, aged 78 years, beloved wife of the | late ‘Christopher Cofumbus Murphy. Fu- | neral irom the residence of her daughter. | Mrs. Charles H. Leavell, 1362 Monroe st. | he. on Thursday, March 17. at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and_friends invited to attend. | Interment ‘at Rock Creek Gemetery. 16% MURRAY. EMMA J. Departed this life Tues- | day, March 15, 12, at 12:45 pm.. EMMA J.. beloved wife of Lawrence E. Murray. mother of Leon E. and Helen B. Murray. sister of Arthur Washington. Funeral Sat- urday, at 1 p.m.. from Metropolitan Bap- tist Church. R st. between 12th and 13th sts. nw. Friends invited. Remains can be viewed at L_E. Murray's funeral par- | lor. 12th and V sts. n.w.. after 5 pm. ‘Thursday. 18 (;;Ax'l;l !LxP"A ? OnHTue:dly. B’!’*‘d‘hfic.\h kfl . at Providence Hospits v NOLTE, beloved wife of Carl C. F. Nolte Puneral from her late residence. 1612 V st. s on Thursday. March 17. at 10:30 | a.m. Relatives and friends invited. In- {erment Arlinaton National Cemetery | NOLTE, EMMA. Admiral George Dewey Naval Auxiliary, No. 3. announces the death of Bister EMMA NOLTE. Fune: services on Thursday, March 17, 1932 ‘l’ll 30 m., at her late residence, MARY C. LIPSCOMB, MARY HILL, Secy. PARKER. HARRY PAGE. March 16, 1932, at his residence, Adams Mill rd. n.w. HARRY PAGE PARKER. beloved husband of Mabelle J. Parker. Services private. | PARSONS, MELVIN. Tuesdsy. March 15 1932, at Gallinger Hospital, MELVIN PAR- SONS'_Funeral from the chapel of Frank Geler Sons' : day. Maren 17 at Cedar Hill Cemetery. | PRESCOTT, ALEXANDER FULLERTON. | Suddenly Tuesday, March 15, 1932, 4 home, 8530 Maple ave. Chevy Chase Md.. | ALEXANDER FULLERTON PRESCOTT, sr.in his €4th year. beloved husband of Mary Richardson Prescott. Funeral Fri- day March 18, . from the Colo- nial fureral home of Willlam Reuben Pumphrey. Rockville, Md. Interment Rockville Union Cemete: 17 REEDER, ELLA. Departed this nes- day. March "16, 1932, ELL. ER, mother of Florence Brent Miller. Charles Reeder and Louise Johnson. Notice of funeral hereater. RIDGWAY, ANNE R. Tuesday. March 15, 1932, ANNE R' RIDGWAY (hee vester). beloved wife of Charles K. R way. ' Remains resting at Gasch' funéral parlors, Hyattsville, Md Priday, Marc Funeral from the Branchville st Churc ville, Md. Priday, M ¢ 11 am. Interment Loudoun Park Cemetery, Bal- timore, Md. Please omit flowers. = 17 SAHM, WILLIAM N. On Monday. March 14. 1932, at Limeton. Va. WILLIAM N. SAH) formerly of 1206 20th st. n'w.. son of late Marzaret Sahm and brother of t late Louls and Frederick Sahm. Funer. on Thursday. March 17, at 3:30 pm . from the funeral ‘parlor of Joseph F. Birch's Sons. 3034 M st. n.w. Interment Prosvect Hill Cemetery. SAYERS. THOM. Ware Lucas’ of Philadelphi Eplic ne. on | Interment 17 al 1612 President On Wednesday. 3231 | life Wed: A REED Suddenly, in New | at 2 pm.. s Mrs. Jeniile Armfleld. Grove ave. Port Richmond. N. ¥, Inter- ment Cypress Hills National Cemetery. Brooklyn. N. Y. SELKE, MELENE. Suddenly, on_ Tuesday | morning, March 1. 1932, at' her residence. 3819 Mllitary road n.w.. of heart fatlure, H . beloved wife of David L. Seike. Burlal from Qawlers funeral —parlors, Friday morning. March 18, at 11 o'clock. Interment Port Lincoln Cemeters. 16 SMITH, MYRTLE M. Tuesday. March 15, 1932. ‘st the Homeopathic Hospital. MYR- TLE M., beloved wife of Bernerd A~ Smi Funeral' from her late residence. 625 L s.e. Priday. March 18. at to 8t. Mary's Catholic Church. Md_, Where mass will be sald at o the " reposs "of her soul. Relatives “and friends invited to attend. Intcrment Mari- bora, Md. SMITH, PEARL CARTER. Departed this life Monday, March 14, Al the residence st. . 2. of her sister. I’ l' II%W‘&I:‘Dm; y s“h.u.,.‘ | HARTMAN MODERATE PRICES. ¥ A9° TRESSELT, C 14, 1932 Kate from T On Monday, March beloved husband of Puneral K 8COTT ¥ e Jate A Funer 816 H st & Poterm NG. beloved b Youne. age 81 gears, Deal’s funeral home; on Friday. March 18. af 4 and friends ‘invited. In- wood Cemeters. 17 In Memoriam. BOWIE, ALERED. In sad remembrance of d father. ALFRED HBOWIE - whe s life thres years axo. March ne Tative t Gl Loved in life. remembered in de DEVOTED DAUGHTER. OLIVE GIVEN. * XTON. RICHARD IEONARD. In sacced emory of our father. RICHARD LEON- ARD BUXTON, who passed away March "HILDREN, MAUDE, CA G DE, CARROLL AND DONOHOE. JOHN 2§ memory of ONOHOE. who 3 axo odwy, 3 mass at St. ad_and O sty e HIS CHILDREN. * who depart- odav. March 16, . AND MAMIE WILLIAM H. embrance of my LIAM H. GREEN. ie year ago tods ersaty imass ot Condul I 6. Our Lady of Victory rd. DAUGHTER. MARGARET. sad_but lov- JOHANNA. remembrance of dear _mother, departed this TANNA HARTMAN, March 16. 1931 n n J life one year ago_today HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. e anl":’l” . 1 Suc;!d and dear s the £y of our ster. GERALDINE MARSHALLS Wi Joft us teh_Years ago todave Maten 16, 1923 MOTHER. BROTHER AND SISTER. * Mouurulgig\“?"flnl'f” E. In sweet memory of o voted sister and ' daushter. MIL- DRED E. MOORE. who left us three ¥ A%0 today. March 16. 1929 Quey ey As we silently =it in the morning. Peeling 50 sad and alone. We_think of the dear one departed Vho once with us shared our home. FATHER AND SISTER ELIZABETH. Days of sadness still come over me. Secret tears do’ often fHow Memory keeps you ever near me. Though you died three years ago SISTER ELSIE. ¢ PALMER. GALE. In sad lovin ory of my dear niece. who died one ye: tod. ol Vear a0 today. 1031 *0 oAt MARSHALL ETON. CHARLES W, . In_loving _memory HARLES H. PENDI N ¥ _nine years ago, Feb and my dear sister. ROXIE E. TON. who died five years March 16, 1927. I saw you fading like & flower, But_could not make you stay: 1 nursed you with tender kindness . Until God called you away. YQUR LOVING SISTER. MARY L. HAR- RIDGEWAY. ISAAC. Tn sad but lovin membrance of my dear husband snd. father. ISAAC RIDGEWAY. who this life one year ago to 1831 No_one knows the heart ache, Only those who have loved can tell Of the grief that is borne in silence For the one we loved o well HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. SMITH, WILLIAM T. AND LUCY A, In sad but 'loving remembrance of our dear parents. who departed this life seven years 0. February 14 and March 15, 1925, Sleep on. dear parents, _And take your rest; We loved you both. TaEm YoNely **BadSinERs GRANDDAUGHTER. y 11. 1023, PENDLE- ago today, re- departen 2y, Mareh 16, ___FUNERAL DIRECTORS. A_1SCHIPPERT ! 1804 M StN.W. _ North 2827 weneo P, J- SAFFELL SERVICE—] N C R i A A . “J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL 1384. 1385. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH_ST. N.-W Nat; Modern Chapel. Telephone National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel 412 H St. NE. H SRsilaBts NoPvice Lincoln 0524 L_.A_\__GAWLER CO. - Funeral Directors - LEONARD M. GAWLER " Joseph F. 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