Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1932, Page 9

G STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL_ 6, 1932. nce an 2 groun eet | bala d fell to the d six feet | below. The Casualty Hospital ambu- |lance was summoned and the boy was | removed to that institution. | The body was taken to the Deal fu- neral home, where it awaits funeral Youth, 19, Suffers Fractured Skull | prrangements. He was the son of Ed- mund and Ellen Gans, and was em- When He Slipped From Rail- | pjoved by the Gulf Renning Co. ing of Porch. 1 -— il — Leroy Gans, 19, of 1270 Morse street Blizzard Sweeps Spain. | northeast, died at Casualty Hospital | MADRID, April 6 (#).—Heavy snow- yesterday from a fractured skull Suf-| storms, with rain and high wind, have Lo o poreh of his home Monday | SWept Spain with unseasonably cold | afternoon. weather. Four men were reported miss- The youth, according to police, wl.s“n( in the mountains near Guadaix sitting on the railing when he lost his ' after a blizzard. Flowers For FUNERALS— LEROY GANS SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES IN FALL Burial Today | DR. WALTER B. SILLIMAN. % at Age of 69. Stately Sprays and Beautiful Wreaths home,’ 2714 Cathedral was 69 vears 'old. avenue. | “Born in Maine, Mrs. Hersey had made | o ’- [ her home here for the past 15 years. | She 15 survived by her husband, Who | ang Infitm -~ | Edmond Stewart, retired from the Army in 1926; a son, Hersey, jr. U. S. N., Alice .Wick. Two | grandchildren, Wwho lived with her, also Comdr. Mark L. | and a daughter, Mrs. 804 17th St. NW. 609 12th St. N.W. Metro. 7945 Metro. 9369 808 14th St. N.W. Metro. 7433 ! survive. "MRS. E. N. HERSEY DIES Succumbs Suddenly at Her Home ! Mrs. Elizabeth Noyes Hersey. wife of | Maj. Gen. Mark L. Hersey, U. §. A, retired, died suddenly yesterday at her She | WASHINGTON DENTIST BURIED IN PITTSBURGH Funeral services for Dr. Walter B. Silliman, Washington dentist who died Sunday, were held this morning in Allegheny Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Pa., with the Pittsburgh lodges of Elks in charge. Born in New Philadelphia, Pa. in 1867, Dr. Silliman had practiced den- tistry in Washington for 23 years. Be- fore coming here he had practiced in Seattle, Wash.,, and Philadelphia. He was a member of the Washington Lodge of Elks, the Masonic order, the Dental Society of the District of Co- lumbia and other organizations. Dr. Silliman is survived by a daugh- ter, Mrs. O. H. Bundy, and three ‘%X'I!“Aydchud"n. all of Poughkeepsie, Deaths Reported. Elizabeth M. Hooper, 86, 3912 5th st Mary E_Baker. 84, 3418 Reservoir rd. James Ellsworth, 0. Sibley Hospital. John ‘T. Disney. 79. 5501 Oa. ave Mary E. Newlon, 76, Georzetown Hospital. ia A Vickers. 73. 854 Venable place Lens Delano-Johnson-Bourne, 12, Ward- man Park Hotel Thomas L. Enplish, 71, 28 Brvant st piAndrew M. Robinson, 70. Walter Reed Hos- Jofephine M. Bridget. 84, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Cornelia R. Rhett. 45. Walter Reed Hos- bital Elizabeth Mason. 39. 1317 Kennedy st Inomas A. Tucker. 38. Walter Reed Hos- bita | Georgia A. Elliott. 1910 T st arold. Gordon. 27 1437 Sorink rd Amos L. Weston, 13, Sibley Hospital Mary J. Moffef!. 8. Georgetown Hospital Josephine W. Simonds, 7. 1691 Gales st. n.e. Harold D Price. 6. Episcopal Hosoital Josephine Calhioun. § months. Georsetown Hospital . | ,Mars G. Lynch. 1 month. Children's Hos- 75, Ci Hospital. Home for dJohin Jackro; dned Home for Aged and 615 2nd st ne, 1220 Bauks_st allincer Hospital er. Hospital 1244 614 st Elizabeth Campbell 1 62, nfirm . Lydin Henderson. 56, Samuel Nicholson. 45 James O, mas. Edna Jones. 29. Gal Lucher’ Johnson. 26. See and Hear! STATION WEE “Perfect Quality 1932 Merchandise at the Lowest Prices in Your Memory Areyou getting your share of the big savings this feature event pro: vides? There are thousands of bargains displayed throughout the store. 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STEPLADDERS, iron rod braced under 25 ROLLS of the famous Wal- dorf Toilet Tissue. What a sl bargain for ........ SOLID WALNUT END TABLE. We doubt whether you have ever” seen o solid walnut §7 table for . METAL FERNERY, finished in green; size 8x26 inches on Sl stand. Wonderful bargain for METAL FERN STAND, holds three separate plants in pots. Sl What a bargai lu,_,.. o ] Musician Dies FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR FORMER MARINE. at his residence, 917 New York avenue, [ EDWARD M. VAN LOOCK, For many years a member of the United States Marine Band and more lately engaged in the musical instrument busi- ness, died Monday night at Walter Reed Hospital. Funeral serviecs will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the W, Chambers funeral home, with burial iff Arlington Natjonal Cemetery. Mr. Van Loock was born in Belgium 67 years ago and In his youth was em- ployed in the musical instrument fac- tories of his native land. He went to Montreal, Canada, in 1894 and five years later removed to Washington, where he became a member of the Ma- rine Band. Upon his retirement from the service he entered the musical in- strument business under the firm name of E. Van Loock & Son. He was widely known as a composer and arranger of music. He was a mem- ber of Lebanon Lodge, No. 7, F. A A. M.; Adoniram Council, No. 2, Eureka Chapter, and Columbia Commandery, No. 2, Knights Templar. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Eliz- abeth P. Van Loock; three sons, Louis A., Albert M. and Leo J. B. Van Loock, and & granddaughter, Helen E. Van Loock. NICHOLAS LUQUER DIES AT AGE OF 95 Father of Architect Well Known in Social Circles Here Several Decades Ago. Nicholas Luquer, father of 'Lynch Luquer, prominent Capital architect, died yesterday at the Luquer home, 1701 New Hampshire avenue. He was 95 years old. Mr. Luquer was well known in Wash- ington social circles several decades ago. but had been in retirement for some time. He was a member of the Metropolitan Club and of the board of trustees of St. John's Orphanage, A native of Brooklyn, N. Y., he was graduated from Columbia University in 1858, and became a patron of the arts, especially music, to which he devoted much time and money. He was one of the founders of the Mendelssohn Glee Club, He established his permanent resi- dence in the nineties and had lived here since. Besides his son, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William Allen Hayes, of the Connerticut Avenue Apartments. Funeral se-vices will be held at St. John'’s Church at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning, following which the body will be taken to Brooklyn for burial in Greenwood Cemetery there. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN’S, Tth & F 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 Shipping Funer- $ als as low as.... 65 Grave Sites at cost in a beauti- ful cemetery as low as .. *40 Phone or write your Address. We will send you o Dbeautiful catalogue of How We Do It. Chambers, Washing- ton’s Outstanding Funeral Co. No guessing, no ques- tioning of reputation. We have proven the right to our name. The Greater Chambers Co. Main Office Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. $432-0433-0157 Gards of Thanks Ao, HARLSS, Ty ted o 311 “North Alexand: s wish to thank the many relatives and friends tor thelr evmoethy, kindness ang oral tributes durl recent § n o, vk TN ALY DORSEY, FLORINE, ' We wish to 1 our many {rient d tives for s and beautiful floral tributes at th our beloved daushter, FLORINE THE FAM OWEN, JOHN H. We wish to thank with the highest esteem our friends and rela- tives for their devoled assistance. beauti. ful floral tributes and kind expressions of sympashy during the recent iliness and ih, of our beloved father JOHN H OWEN. MARTHA AND BEATRICE. * Deaths JOMN T.D. AL Albany. N ¥ 1932, at his home. 304 Washington ave. JOHN T. D. BLACK- PURN. ‘n nis 6oth vesr: husbend of n Hall, daughier Maj. Hduufll\)}‘l‘fi’nffl Hatop. D. © i TN 3¢ Bresbyterian Afbany, N. 'V, "on’ Friday aear- noon, at 2:30 o'clock. - Ty BLAC JOSEPH M. On Tuesday: b 5o 1885, 22 Earson Jospityl, JOSER A ie beloved busband 'of ‘Dorothy A Blicknall. snd* devoted brother of Ms. Carrie Young o N & “Re: mains, resting at Lo el 1400 8 ¢ Dow.. Tnay be seen Wednes n Fineral Thursday, At h Lomax chapel. 1400 8 st nw. Friends invited, ‘Tnferment Harmony Genietery BRADLEY, PATRICK HENRY. day, ‘April 5. 1982 at 3:30 w.in.. PATRIC HENRY BRADLEY.! beloved son of Jam C. and ‘Josephine' E. Bradley. ° Funer om his ‘late residence. 3030 6ih at. e ursday. April 7. at 8:30 a.m : therice £o St Anthony's Church, &t 9 am 6 BRINDLEY, OSCAR P. Op Sundsy. April 3, 1033 at his residence, 303 Girauit ave, Virginia ' Highiands, Va. OSCAR P. BRINDLEY. 'Remaihs resting at the W W. Ghambers Go. ' funeral . home, . 1400 Chiapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later BRUMBACK, GEORGE C. On Tuesdny, April 5. 1632, at the home of his brotner. T.'J. Brumback. Langiey, Va.. GEORGE C. ' BRUMBACK. Fur Thursday. April 7, at 2 pm. from the above ad- dress. ' Tnterment’ Columbia = Gardens Cemetery. Clarendon, Va. BUEHLER, EMILY. On Wednesday, April 6. 1032 at Providence Hospital EMILY BUEHLER of 326 Ind st se. beloved daughter of the laie Barbara and John Frederick ~Buehler. = Notice of = funeral hereafter. BUTLER. GEORGE. On Monday. April 4. 1932, &t 10.30 p:m.. GEORGE BUTLER. devoted father of Eloise Hall, Hattie, Maude. Oscar. Roberi and Walter Butler, brother of John Butler and Isabella Wil: lisms' Funeral Thursday. AGril 7o 1933 at 2 pm., from his Iate’ residence, 1ei Zath B nwo Remains resting . at Emmest arvis’ tuneral ehirch 143 You &t X am, Thursday, therea above residence. e ‘et CAIN. MARGARET. On_Tuesday., April 5 1932, at her residence. 20 T st. . - o a Te CAIN, beloved mother of Duyl Catherine; Dorothy ‘G Basmond k. and ‘Adriap 8. Cain and Mrs. Lillie ¥. McCarty. Puneral {rom the W. W. Cham- bers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin st Raliuves nd fizads "are ‘intiies s are invited. ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. CLATTERBUCK, LORIS H. On Tuesday, April 5, 1932, LORIS H. CLATTERBUCK, beloved” daughter of Hugh H. and Hazel Clatterbuck, Puneral from the residence of Robert R. Clatterbuck, 718 Sth st. n.e. (Notice of time later.) ~Interment War- renton. Va. COULSON. MESSINA. _Suddenly, day. April 5 1932, MESSINA COI beioved aunt of Heen Le Fevre Lyon. neral services at her late residence, 1740 Poplar lane n.w, Friday, April 8, at 3:30 p.m. Interment Saturday at Mason, Ohlo. 1 0 p.m. Inter- DARNEY, GEORGE F. Suddenly, on Tues- day, April ‘5, 1932 'GEORGE F.. beloved husband of Cathefine E. Darney.” Punerai from his late residence, 4323 Holliday st. Brentwood, Md., Friday, April 8. at 1.30 p.m. Relstives ‘and friends_invi In- terment Arlington National Cemetery. 7 Births Reported. Thomas and Lens Dement. boy Aubrey W. and Ida E. Jores. boy. George F. and Pear] Breeden, girl Harry V. ‘and Lucy V. Stiars. girl. Robert E_and Evelyn' C. Rucker, girl. Willism G. and Ruth M. Atkins. gir] Barnett and Lillian Silverman, girl Thomss and Mary G. McGrain. girl Charles W. and Caroline M. Fenwick, girl. Orlando A and Gloria Simmes. girl. Sherman H. and Clara E. Stivers. girl. Aubrey F. and Anna M. Crove, firl. Fred and Ann Markowiiz, girl. John M. and Thelma L. Adams, girl. Charles' W. and Anna Youns, &l Willard and_ Marion Goodney. girl and Lenora M. Gropper. girl. and Bartha T. K. Naidus, girl K. 3. A V. and Mary E.'Booth. sirl. and Dorothy E. Giilette, sinl. Michael A and Joeen M. Dailey, girl. Edward T. and Georgia L. Sterlin Washington I. and Evelyn M. Rhode Andrew J. and Sylvia Brown, girl. Chester L. and Anna M. Davis. girl. Adrian D and Ann E. Knott, girl. James J.'and Florence C. Burch. girl. Harry G. and Ethel P. Duley, gifl Roland E. and Mertie Davis, boy. Luther M. D. and Mildred E. Welch, boy. Garlen S and Mary D. Paxson, boy. | William #and Ruth E. Zimmérman, boy. rwjames and Frances Reinhardt, girl E. M. 8. H. F. M. Baxter, boy. d H and Mabel V. Vandesrift. boy Israel and Ida_Troshisky. boy. Henry B, and Virginia M. Mallory. boy. Donald C. and Evelyn Church. b Charles D. and Clara E. Wiegand. boy Howard C. and Lucille E. Hastey. boy. Cornelius W. and Roma L. Cousland, boy. LeRoy D. and Mary Childs, Bernard J. and Rose Skotaisk: Paul M. and Edra A. Ellman, Thomas and Lillie M. Burns. boy. Frank U. and May Greer, boy. Clifford R. and Helen Scott, boy. Charles D. and_Marguerite 'E. Joyce, boy. Edwin W. and Edna M. Hill, boy. David and Gertrude G. Burke. boy. Joseph and Marion Himmelheber. boy. Lyle W. and Annetta Ashby. boy. John B. and Elizabeth C. Bell boy. Thomas A and Louise Davis, boy. Harry and Willie C. Jones. girl. Daymond and Priscilla Harrison, eirl Artle and Amands Coleman, girl. Moitrie and Clara B. Brown, irl. Jesse C. and Edna Breedlove, boy. Samuel R. and Lucinda Davis. Boy. Alston and Irene' L. Lynch, boy Rowan D. and Bessle Dixon, boy. Harvey and Ethel 1. Adams, girl. Marriage Licenses. Carl A. Shepherd. 24, and Edan E. Gut- man, 19: Rev. E. E. Richardson Andrew W. Carnes, 39, this city. and Vera A Jones. 24, Louisa, Va.; Judge Robert E. Mattingly. arence White, 28. and Edna J. Roberts, 23 Rev. James L Pinn Christ K. Helmstetter, 50. and M. Barbara Mstgler, 53; Rev. C. J.’ Trinksus Edward P. Baker. 67. and Edith M. John- son. 37, both of Boston; Rev. Joseph R. | Sizde Joseph Brown. 22. and Sarah White, 21: Rev. Lewls 3 Brooks Fiank C. Kubiok, 26, Yorktown. Va. and Margierie Orsf) T4, Ricnmond: Judse Hob- " Matt ;‘Hlkrnll‘fl; . Hiaicher. 25, and Gertrude V. ackalls 26; Rev. W. A: Englic Jamer farding, 31, Knd Jannle L. Patter- son; 21 Rev 5 Shegter Browt, 36, ‘and Pinell Hawk. 2; o s R eorke B Young, 40 and Edna D. Roliins, Moe: Sohen: %, "uhd Mary Hessenauer ohen. 30. . 30. "?Z'u: of Baltimore;' Judge Robert E. Mat- n’“"fl:fl wé, lellhh!lU:' Tzf unedmx‘:_‘rnuet } 8 rmelt. 42, 7. Hagnemann: v'::vl‘r}: L. we 40, and Emma J. Tyson. Towe: 38 Rev. John C. Ball. FO ., DOG, shagey, size of small collie four '-x:’.‘l.ec klrel. Yound Saturday. Oall after 1om Wisconsin 38T, __ FOR TOST ANIMALS apply League. 349 Marsland ave. s. POLI 1003 L st. n.w. WHITE SPITZ, nea; tion, inquirg 1341 T st B.W. d LOST. URT. NEY and_check made pay- o o;,”colmnb!l-l. lost vieinity 14th and Decatur: reward. Vienna 18-F-21. o BA N, white gold, pink stone i center; B dhy, valued 'as sift of dead husband. 5. vening, between 1307 dale: reward. 503 Lin- Md. Animal Rescis A at. 088 DOG. youns, i Met. brindle _ wil . Cap. 'Ind H sts. turn to 8 Cap. st. after Rara” I Nioholson. { CARNELTAN PIN, roses and leaves design L AN ard if returried to 1847 Ontario ety K, black, ontaining OOMPOSITION BOOK, black, _ c Sooe!l‘gl and other cl ings and several = typewritien pages. leage return to m ining Division of Civil Service Commission, or_phone Col. 6514 e PON, Atl Laundries, Inc. du E ?.omnlm bond No. 399, Address .Bol 4i9-S. Star ofce. Sl TAMOND RING st in oid §0ld; & & ll)dtctlltd molhfifutnd. Call Mrs. W.B. ‘Wilson, phone Col. 5127-J. 5 DOG, medium _size, biack and brown fe- 3 ‘ench foot. Rewsrd. G B ')ll\,;fllloe . Seat Pleasant. Md. 7° rm Tost ‘Stev- o4 n.w. Return J. W. . nw. Reward. DOG. American bull terrler, 12 iast seen Grant Circle. Bl isth 5 Ww. *Adams 1025: YEGLASSES, sold plated, 1 t. n.w. shopping di bom 115, 1406 G st, m_718. FOXHOUND—) and _white. war sturned to 418 Jefterson 'Rmra. HANDBAG, black, conta money, keys. N ternoon; fin gic. in Cify Cab. Tuesday o keep_money. - = RISH SETTER, le, Friday afternoon. k‘:- ST Minhesota ave, 8o, Lin- col it POCKETBOOK. Beck, eic.: Hiberal Teward. t. 3 Vouns male, 18y and u"flm-‘nl:?.flh‘n;r m{:fi. t 1410 or Clev. 2531 Fu’ | HERSEY. ELIZABETH NOYES. Braths SUSAN HARPER. On Monds e los 10 o BUSAN HARFER. aged 104 years. the beloved fe of the g:!‘ Hugh H. Doherty. i from her te residence, 1201 East itol st.. on Thursday. April 7. at 2 Relatives and friends invited. OL. HAM DENBY. Ngril” 8. 103 At Welter li GRAHAM DENBY retired. in his Tand year. apel at' Fort Myer. Va April 7. at 2 o'clock. Interment in Arling ton Nitional Cemetery. FRANZONT. EFWIN L. On Tuesday. Avril R et T % Beloieq "husband of - Lifla" A eloved " Husba § Buneral from gbove address Friday. Aori] 8. at 1 pm. Interment in Congressinal Cemetery. FROHLICH, EDITH. On April 4. 1932, her residence. River road, . EDITH, beloved dsughter of Joseph Catherine Viola Frohlich. Funeral late residence, Wednesday. A 3 o'clock. Inferment at Addison Chapel. Md. Relatives and friends invited. 6* GANS, E. LE ROY. Suddenly. on Tuesday. April 5. 1933, . LE ROY GANS. azed years. beloved son of Edward and Ellen Gans, Funeral from nis Iate residence 1270 Morse st p.e. on Thursdav. April 7. 8:30 a.m.. thence to Holy Name Church. where requiem mass will be said at'9 a.m for the repose of his soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. GRAHM. ESTHER G. On Tuesdsy. April 5, 1932 at_her residence 1814 Ontario ESTHER G. ORAHM. the be. oved mother of Mrs. Genevieve Bories. Mrs. Margaret Leedy and Joseph W. Ore- gh. Remains resting at the W. W mbers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin Notice of funeral later. GRUBB. MARGARETTA C. On_ Tuesday. April 5. 1932 at _her pome. Poolesville. Md. MARGARETTA C.” GRUBB. in_her 83rd year, ed wife of the late John E. Grubb.' Punersl from her late residente Thursday. April 7. at 2 p.m. Interment Isville. Md. GRUM, WILLIAM. 'On Saturday, April 3. 1932, at Garfield ~Hospital WILLIAM GRUM, beloved husband of the late Mar- tha Grum. He Is curvived by a son, Al F. Grum. ' Remains resting at the T ier funeral home, 928 M st. n.W.. services will be held on Thursday. 7. at 9:30 a.m.__Pollowed by interment in Arlington National Cemetery. 6 GUNNELL, RICHARD (DICK). this life' Monday. April 4 1932, at 5 . RICHA D) to mourn their loss a wite. Loulse Gunnell: three daughters. Ethel Kelley, Lililan Stone and Levia Ham- liton: two grandchildren and & host of other relatives and friends. Remsains at Robert Campb funeral home, 423 4! st 8w Wesley Church, D st sts s w.. Thursday, A at 1pm., McCoy “officiating.’ Friends invited terment Arlington National Cemeters. GUNNELL, RICHARD (DICK). On Monday April 4, 1942, "atter u briel iliness.” RICH- ARD (DICK) GUNNELL, & long and & devoted friend of Georgie Jordan of Brent- wood, Md. He had & nature you could not help lovin, And a hesrt that was purer than gold, And o those who knew him and loved him His memory shall never grow oid. 'HIS LOVING PAL. GEORGIE arted this life on HERTY, ». soeq Wos: FITOH, U Services C A at i, n.w ween 2nd an HARRIS, MARTHA. Saturday, April 2, 1982, st her residence, 312 K st sw. MARTHA HARRIS. be- loved mother of Lena Harris. She siso leaves to mourn their ioss three grand- children and one niece. Funeral Thurs- day, April 7, at 1 p.m. from Friendship Baptist Church, 1st and H sts s.w. Re- mains resting at . Stewart's funeral home, 30 H st. n.e. 6 Suddenly on Tuesday. April 5. 1932, at her resi- dence. 2714 Cathedral ave. n.w. ELIZA- BETH NOYES. wife of Maj. Gen. Mark L. Hersey. Notice of services later. HIXSON, WILLIAM NELSON. On Tuesday. Avril 5. 1932 at his residence. 1368 Kenyon st. n.w. WILLIAM NELSON. beloved hus- bind of Annie W. Hixson and father of Florence H Davis of Washington. D. C.: Lydis H. Bonurant and Mary H. Hamlett of Farmville. Va.: Ada H. Wise of Pitt Pa.: Mazie H. Lowe of Martinsburs. nd Claudigus T. Hixson of Lees- §un, Ruueral from the above address on Friday. April 8. at 10:30 am. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Mid- dleburg, Va. 7 HUNTER, MARY GERTRUDE. On Tues- day. April 5, 1032 at her residence. 2439 Monroe st. ne., MARY GERTRUDE. be- loved daughter of Erwin G. and Ethel P. Hunter and sister of Meivii L, Wanda N., Helen Virginia and Erwin G. Hunter, Fuperal from the above residence on Thursday, April 7, p.m. Rela- tives and friends’ are invited. Inter- ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IRWIN, CATHERINE E. On Wednesday April' 6,71932. at her residence, 2823 I3th st. n.w.. MRS. CATHER! . IRWIN. age 75 years. beloved wife® of the late (arvey 8. Trwin. Funeral servics urs- day. April 7, at 3 pm. at New York Avehue Presbyterian Church. New York ave. and 13th st. n.w. Priends invited fo attend Interment Oave Hill Geme- tery, Loulsville, Ky. A N, JOI Wednesday. April 6. OB Out alnger osmigar SOk TACx SON. beloved brother of Allen ang Davi: ackson and Mrs. Gi ma; 150 end. on. Mrs. M ng at the John T Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd ind Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral latef. KENDALL GERTRUDE. Tuesdss, April 5. 1932 at_ Asheville, N. C. GERTRUDE INDALL. ~ sister 'of Mrs. Helen Gary. Joseph and Mathew Kendail of 2233 12ti Bl n.w. Remail Alien’s, ‘13th st. tice of funeral hereafter. KENNEDY, MARY. On_Monday. April 4, 1832. "at New York City. MARY KEI NEDY. wife of the late Frederick Kennedy and sister of Bessie Willlams Freeman. Funerai X‘eul‘sdl)u April 7. at 1:30 p.m., from the Ernest Jarvis funerai church. 1432 You at. n.w, Interment Harmony Cemetery. 6 KLUG. JOSEPH E. Sudderly. on Tuesday. April g 1932 at his residence. 1317 You st. se., IPH E.. beloved husband of Mamie 'E. Klug (nés Goddard). = Funeral from the above residence on Priday, April 8 &t 130 pm. Services at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 13th and V sts. se.. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 7 LAMBERT, OLIN H. On Tues . April 8. 1932, at Walter Reed Gene: Ho!fil.lll. OLIN H., beloved husband of lsobel Lam- bert and son of Rev. T. J. and Sarah Lambert. Remains resting at the Tabler funeral home, 928 M st. n.w., where serv- ices will be held Thursday, April 7. at 2 fl.mA followed by interment in Arlington ational Cemetery. LAWSON, ALFRED. On Monday, April 4, 1032, ALFRED LAWSON, loving son of Altred and Pearl Lawson, devoted brother of Ledrent and Evelyn lLawson. He slso leaves many other reiatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. funera! chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. Puceral Thursday, April 7. at 2 from 313 15th st. s.e. Memorial Cemetery. LEWIS. WILLIAM E. On Wednesday, Apri 6. 1932, at_his residence, l;l“e'x .Syl nfl:? WILLIAM E. 'beloved hisband of isis F: Lowis, ~Beriices at by late Tesldence. 2 pm. Taterment private.” 0L Ot Lu o nw. No- 7 R. NICHOLAS. 3 1932, &t N resldence ol A4 A VICHOLAS LUQ! in his 95th year. son icholas _and 8arah (Lea) Luater. Services at St. John's Church, 1§th and Euiiighirs.oh catciasy Jor, | Ng:r: City, &t 11 am. Friday OYLE. FRANK M. On % 34532, af Bedlord, Vi, FRANE R YLE. Puneral a Va. Thursday moratag. . @ *7 Rosnoke OWENS, SAMUEL M. On Tu 1933, st 610 nm SAMOEE B OWENS: beloved husband of the late Mar. Owens, aged 61 years. Funeral froci his Iate résidence, 408 10th st. n.e.. on Thurs. N LR Congressional Cemetery. o oo g PEYTON., POCAHONTAS., Passed away at the home of her Snthter TarT I 3 ughter, t > POCAHONTAS ' PEYTO! i yived by two dsushter: Willism Sherman of Ypsilanti, Mich.. and Mrs, Waller Dyson of Washington, D. C.: a si ter. Mrs. Mary Wilson, and many other Zelatives at Parkersbure, W. Va. Eriday, April 5, oL, Pafkersbury, Remaits at Frasiers funeral Lo PHELPS, GE Fr T et Elizaveth Funeral W. Va me, 389 Suddenly. Wednes- his residence. 704 Oulln I|Als 631 a A a Washington. D.'C. Funersl from his. lats residence Priday. April at 2:30 p.m. Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. 71¢ POOLE. HESTER M. On ‘Wednesday, April 8, 1932, at 1713 Kilbourne bl n.w., HES- st nw. Notice of funeral mter = o POWELL, LEON OTIS, 4. 1932, at 4:30 D.ml..ljoofil &dro’gd;é.w g beioved son of Chariés and Daisy Powell. He i5 also survived by three Deothers. mer, Alonzo and James Powell. Remains t J. wart’s funeral parlor, eral from Jones M. E. Aol 1M 3ot Aeiatiies invited. Gl ERICK W. C. : TR A tha Woshiomen Ao skoms, Park. Md.’ PRy ERICK ear, th: of 10" Jefferson ave.” . Funeral from the 'resbyterian urch Fri TRAUGHN, WILLETT. On Monday. A 41033, ut ‘Guilinger Hospitan WILLETT STRAUGHN. beloved daushter of Artifr and Theresa Straughn. She aiso leaves two sisters, Mrs. 'earl Alexandria Beatrice Straughn, and one brother, Clur- o " Rhines ena chasa s drg 3 A perlnsts Rl “Titerment Woodlawn Cemeter: STREET, PAULINE CATHERINE. On Tues. 5. 1933, at Memorial ital, he: Al W e Saviour, iday. April 8. at 3 p. reh n.e. TR Funeral services at Metropolitan | Otis _F. Rhines | s.w. | pm.. | Interment Lincoli | 5. | WILLIAMS, JOBN 5| 1932, 1 ¢ A9 Braths THOMPSON. JOHN D. On Tuesday. d of Beatrice Thompson. Funeral , April 8. at 1 pom.. from W. Ernest Jarvis' funeral churfi 1 You st. n.w. Interment Arlington Natlo: Cemetery. T WARD. CATHERINE E. On Tuesday, Aprii 5. 1932 at her tesidonce, 1112 6th ¥ CATHERINE E. WARD, widow of Joseph 8. Ward, age 83 years = Puneral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs Anzle C. Stisk. 1112 §th st. sw. on Priday, Aprii 8 1622, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends ed. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery, 1 R. On Sunday, April % R WIL. 118, hus. invij Wil . Puneral Thursday. April 7 13 ncon, from the W. Ernest Jarvis T peral church 1432 You st nw. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. ZARETSKY. ALBERT. On Tuesday. 5. 1932, ALBERT. aged 68. beloved hy of Goldle Zaretskv and father Funeral f April band pril ment Adas Israsl Cemeters. In Memortam. BELL. ELLEN A. In sad but loving re- membrance of ouf 'desr gne. BLLEN A. BELL who departed this life one year ag0 today. April 6, 1931 You will never know your mother's ears until she is not around. And she's never know her value until in the ground Remember that she reared you as the earth did the seed. You may learn to love some one that js fond an as your mother ER _DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ISABELL GROSS. X BELL. ELLEN “A. In sad_but loving re- membrance of my sister, ELLEN A. BELL, who departed this life one year ago to- day, April 6. 1931 My heart still aches wit 3 S Sves ‘e “many u pesr 1o God only knows how I missed you From besinning to end of each day of is_year. HER LOVING SISTER. MARY C. - SON. ©. JACK. BENTSEN, NIELS. In sad but lovh membrance of sband an NIELS BENTS] ho' departed. this one year ago today, April 6, 1991 think T am not lonely roe v know the heartache hat I suffer all the while. T bave lost e's companion, A life linked with my own And day by day I miss b As T go through life alone WIFE AND SONS. * HARRY T. JR. In loving fe- e of our dear son and brother, DAVISON, who entered rest 14 years ago today, m more DAY membr HARRY into eternal April 6. 1918 uis_roviig MotHER FiruE SISTERS. e FORREST. JAMES H. A sad but loving trib- ute 1o the memory of our devoted husbsnd and father, JAMES i PORREST, :& ssed to the great beyond one year Fodas. Aprils. 1681 My heart cannot tell how I miss you, My lips_know not what to say, For only God knows how I need you In our Rome thyt i5 80 sad and lomely today. HIS DEVOTED WIPE AND PAMILY. * HOHMANN. EDWARD. In memory of li EDWARD HOHMANN, who went away 1 years ago today. Aptil 6, 1918, Gone, but not forgott: THE PAMILY. * HOLLAND., DR. CALVIN AUSTIN. In sad but loving remembrance of our dlvu‘fg and loval fother. Dr. CALVIN AUST] i e e e P €0’ years 240 today. Apri . MRS. WATSON V 3 3 HOLLAN‘DSO SHELTON, CAL .fl rr;ou:_ ANNA lgm.- flxnd luv’tnl remem- ranc my_ devoted daughter. K 8800k, "Wno Sasec vy to rests ago today, April 6, 1930. s not mow, but in the coming vears; It may be In the better land Tl know the meaning of bitter tears And hope that T will understand. DEVOTED MOTHER AND SISTER. * SPARKS, HORACE F. A tribute of love o the memory of our beloved husband and father. HORACE P. SPARKS, who de- parted this life three years ago toddy. April_ 6. 1029. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. * WOODLYN. MARY E. A tribute of love v the memory of our loved ope, MAR! ELIZA WOODLYN. who left us three years ago todas, April 6, 1939. We loved her. but loyed her best HER HUSBAND, Gl W t MARGUERITE AND sfi§ OV?%W FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JOHN R.“WRIGHT- CO. _1337_10th St. N.W. _Phone North 6847. W. W. DEAL & CO. _818 & LINCOLN 820, WILLIAM H. 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Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL MODERATE PRIC TONE NAT. YToa: Open'Bvenines {41 & Eye Boquet Shop, 732 17th St. loral Tributes, $3.50 up. _District 6328, R et Evénlngs abd Sundays. FLORAL TRIBUTES $3.50 up