Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1932, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY, APRIL 11. 193 ASHEVILLE WOMAN SUCCUMBS IN NICE Mrs. Bjorkman, Victim of Poison and Slashed Wrist, to Be Buried Abroad. | Band; Capt. William J. Stannard, | leader of the United States Army ‘Bsnd: Lieut. Charles Benter, leader of the United States Navy Band; Capt. | Charles O'Nelll, director of the band ! | of the Royal 22d Canadian Regiment; | Henry Fillmore, director of the Fill- | more’ Band of Cincinnati: Victor Gra- bel, director of the Chicago Concert Band; Capt. Richard B. Hayward, di- rector of the Toronto Concert Band; | | Lieut, J. J. Gagnier, director of the | Canadian Grenadier Guards Band, and many other famous bandmasters. Herbert Clark, Long Beach, Calil for 30 years solo cornelist with Sousa, will speak before the gathering in reminiscence of his association with the great conductor and composer, and | preceding the program of Sousa num- Bers Capt. William J. Stannard. leader of the United States Army Band, wili| direct the United States Navy Band in | “The Washington Evening Star March.” | Pryor's Band to Play. The progrem will close with the| “Stars la’!’\d Stripes Forever." by Ar- Marches to Be Played Friday at Banquet Arranged for Bandmasters. By the Associated Press. NICE, Prance, April 11.—Mrs. Ella Mae Bjorkman, 32, of Asheville, N. C.,| died yesterday in a hospital here from loss of blood and from poison swallowed Friday night. The actress and author was found | | by a chambermaid in her hotel room | | with her left wrist slashed and police | sald they had established she had drunk poison from two bottles. Apprentices in fron works in Hun-| A note found in her room said: { gary now receive less than 3 cents an | today there is nothing else left, I | will exist no more,” and authorities PFormer members of Sousa’s Band and A. A Harding, lifelong friend of John_ Philip Sousa, will direct a_group of “the March King's” marches Friday | night at a dinner to be given the American Bandmasters' Association by | the National Press Club in the club's auditorivm. | thur Pryor's Band of New York City. Famous Guests Included. At the conclusion of the dinner the ‘The guests will include Arthur Pryor, Navy Band will play for dancing. director of Arthur Pryor's Band; Ed-| win Prank Goldman, director of the! Goldman Band; Capt. Taylor Branson, | leader of the United States Marine | hour DUTCH AUCTION MANY YEARS ago in Europe, merchants used a method of sell- ing known as the Dutch Auc- tion. This consisted of offering merchandise at a high price, then gradually lowering the price until someone bought. We at Joseph Gawler Sons be- lieve that such antiquated meth- ed to other residents of Wash- ington and vicinity. Every price in our public display rooms is marked in plain figures, as a guarantee of good faith and full value. Families are assured that even the least expensive funeral through this establish- ment will be appropriate and | Edwin ods have no place in our profes- People should not be forced to argue in order to ob- tain the lowest charge. They are entitled to purchase our services at exactly the same cost extend- complete. Visit our public Ad- visory Department for any de- sired information, or write for a copy of our helpful booklet, “Before Sor- row Comes.” JOSEPH GAWLER ALFRED B. GAWLER Sons, Inc. WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER FUNERAL DIRECTORS SINCE 1850 1750-52-54 Pennsylvania Ave. N. W. Phones: National sion. WE MAINTAIN NO BRANCH OFFICES {5512 | 5513 Everything washed, returned damp, ready to hang on the line or iron. TELEPHONE GEorgia 0200 HOME OF FAIR PRICES “We Wash Everything But the Baby” TRUCKS Covering the Entire City and Suburbs A Laundry Servic for Every Pocketbook OLD COLONY LAUNDRY CoO. theorized that the woman had lost money over the gaming:tables. Mrs. Bjorkman arrived from Genoa, Italy, last month and, as far as could be ascertained. was without relatives in Europe. The "American consulate was in communication with her family. Mrs. Bjorkman was the wife of Ed- win Bjorkman, Swedish author, trans- lator and editor, who resides in Ashe- ville. She formerly was Miss Ella Mae Pratt of Asheville and, until her mar- riage in 1930, was advertising manager for several large department stores there. Bjorkman, who is engaged in trans- lating Swedish works into English, said he knew of no reason for his wife’s act unless she was out of funds “and ask for them." fe had gone to France | on March 18 to do some literary work and expected to return to the United | States next month. BURIAL TO BE IN NICE, Body of Mrs. Bjorkman Later to Be Taken to Asheville. ASHEVILLE, N. C, April 11 (#).— Bjorkman, _Swedish author, whose wife, Mrs. Ella Mae Bjorkman, 32, died in Nice, France, yesterda; after slashing her wrist and swallow- ing poison, said she would be buried in_Nice today. , The body may be brought to Ashe- ville later, he said. Mrs. Bjorkman was the daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Peace of Washington. |ART WORK OF PUPILS WILL BE DISPLAYED Other Exhibitions Will Be Held During Festival of Youth Program in May. Amateur art work by pupils of Dis- trict schools will feature phases of the Festival of Youth May 14, to be staged under the auspices of the District Bi- centennial Commission and the Com- munity Center Department, it was an- nounced by Miss Sibyl Baker, visor of playgrounds, today. A poster contest is being conducted in the public and private schools with an idea to promoting interest in George ‘Washington as a part of the Bicenten- nial program. After these posters have been completed the best will be placed on exhibition in connection with the festival In addition to the art work, other exhibitions will be placed in the Na- tional Museum the week of May 16 to 23, in which every public and private school In the District and its environs is expected to participate. The general program for the festival | includes pageants, athletics, games. yacht-sailing competitions and othe events,' centering around the Washing- ton Monument grounds, with only chil- dren of school age taking part. FISK JUBILEE SINGERS TO GIVE MUSICALE HERE Colored Artists to Appear Under Auspices of Bicentennial Groups. A “Bicentennial musicale” will given in the Washington Auditorium Friday night by the Fisk Jubilee Sing- ers of Pisk University, Nashville, Tenn., under the auspices of the National Me- morial Association, in co-operation with the United States and District George Washington Bicentennial Commissions. Also on the program will be George Garner of Chicago, well known tenor, and Warner Laws ented colored pianist. The Fisk Ju- bilee Singers are direct descendants of the original exponents of Negro spirit- uals, and have become a musical tradi- tion of international significance. The present group is the third generation of these singers The colored artists recently returned from a fourth tour of Europe, where they were enthusiastically received. President and Mrs. Hoover, Vice President Curtis, cabinet members and legislators have been invited to attend the event Friday, as well as members of the diplomatic corps. P THOMAS F. KEANE DIES Requiem Mass to Be Celebrated at Chevy Chase Church. Thomas F. Keane, son of the late Thomas T. and Ellen Keane, died yes- terday at his home, 3939 Military road, after a long illness, Requiem mass will be celebrated in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Chevy Chase, at 9 a.m. tomorrow, followed by burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Keane is survived by his widow, Mrs. Antoinette Howard Keane; & daughter, Antoinette; three brothers, Michael A, Lawrence D. and John C. Keane, and five sisters, Mrs. E. J. Walsh, Mrs. William D. McLaughlin of New York, Mrs. William C. Rose, and Misses Katherine and Ellen Keane. CAPITAL WO.MAN BURIED Wife of Representative Kurtz Laid to Rest at Altoona, Pa. Funeral services were held this after- noon in Altoona, Pa., for Mrs. Jennie Stockton Kurtz, who died at her home, in the Kennedy-Warren Apartments here, Friday, following a paralytic stroke. She was the wife of Representative J. Banks Kurtz, Dr. J R. Sizoo, pastor of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, in which Mrs. Kurtz had been active since she came to Washington in 1923, pre- sided at the Altoona services. PASTOR'S WIFE IMPROVES Mrs. William 8. Abernethy, wife of the pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, who was stricken as she started to teach her Sunday school class at the church yesterday and was carried home, was reported as out of danger toda The attack, it was said at her home, 1349 Iris street, was due to physical exhaustion. She rested comfortably last night and was much better today. Deaths liepo}led. Ida E. Bowers, 89. 1698 31st 5t Edwin P. Pendleton, 175. 1919 Biltmore st. Jennie L. Sutfin, 75. 3627 8 st Lee .Lok. 60. Gallinger Hospital Katherine Garner. 46, Casualty Hospital Anna R. Fadley. 36, 1337 Newton st n.e. Mildred P. Whittington. 19. 20 0th si. ne. Evelyn_C. Dickerson. 6. 64 Sadie Butler. 34, Proyidence Hospital OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN’S, 7th & F DOCTORS Recommend CHAMBERS Ambulances Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest City $4.06 Any Place in D. C. Phone or write your Address. We will send you a_beautiful catalogue or How We Do It. Call Col. 0432 super- | Yol 1 of Tennessee, tal- | WILLIAM E. G. PENNY. RESIDENT 40 YEARS, W. E. G. PENNY, DIES | Victim of Short Iliness Had Long Been Inspector in District Highway Department. William E. G. Penny, 40 years a resi- | dent of the District, died yesterday at | his home, 1351 Montague street, after |a brief fllness. He was in his 68th | year. Mr. Penny, a native of Guilford, How- ard County, Md., had long been con- nected with the District government as |an inspector in the Highway Depart- | ment, He was a director of the United | States Savings Bank, of which he also was an organizer. He is survived by his widow and three [ daughters, Mrs. Vernon D. Acree, Mrs. Joseph A. Fox and Mrs. Helen P. Car- | lisle, all of Washington. Funeral services will be held at the | Church of the Nativity at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning, with interment in | St. Mary's Church Yard, Laurel. |~ "Members cf the Board of the United ;Smps Savings Bank will be honorary pallbearers. WIFE SURRENDERS BODY |OF GUELPH TO EMBALMER Los Angeles Man, Who Had Laid Claim to English Throne, Be- yond Hope of Reviving. By the Assoclated Press. LOS ANGELES. April 11.—The body of John David Guelph, who laid claim to the English throne, was embalmed today, his widow accepting the word of physicians that he was dead. Guelph was pronounced dead last Wednesday, but the widow declared her husband was in a state of suspended animation, & condition she sald he had been in on five previous occasions. She kept a vigil at his bier in the undertaking parlor until convinced early yesterday that he would not return to life. Guelph claimed to be a son of King Edward VII by a morgantic mar- riage. FEDERAL PA.RKING TOPIC Bar Association to Discuss Plans | of Providing Facilities. Proposals to cut salaries and bills to provide parking facilities for automo- | biles of Government employees will be discussed at a meeting of the Federal Bar Association tonight in the Univer- sity Club. Recent decisions of the Supreme Court will be outlined by Whitney North Seymour, a special assistant to the Attorney General, Officers will be elected at the May meeting. The Nominations and Elec- tions Committee will be composed of Charles B. Rugg. chairman; Rowland S. H. Dyer, and Maj. Charles Willlam Freeman, OIL TRIO FACE COURT IN $213,267 CONSPIRACY Executivés of Los Angeles Com- pany in Receivership Charged With Padding Accounts. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, April 11. — Three | former executives of the Richfield Oil Co., James A. Talbot, V. M. Fuller and Raymond W. McKee, were called in court today to stand trial on charges they stole $213,267 from the company. The joint indictment accuses the three men of conspiracy and nine counts of grand theft of sums ranging from $5,000 to $50,000 between January 1, 1929, and December 3, 1930, Talbot is former chairman of the board. Fuller was president and Mc- Kee was auditor. The company is in Teceivership. The prosecution has summoned 65 witnesses. The defense has intimated it will seek to prove the three drew salaries in ad- vance and padded expense accounts so they could buy Richfield stock on the market to keep its value stabilized, Marriage Licenses. Charles T. Schwigert, 32. Vi Chesley McGregor. 21, and Vi Ora J. Cain. 23, and Dahlia L. both of Norfolk, Rev Jo;m‘::.l Births Reported. 3. and Antoinette Gagliardl, boy, Thomas C. and Lille M. Allen, girl. Charles W. and Alliean Westrater, Francis A nd Ruth A. Duffy, boy. ”‘:ly“flfld C. and Martha C. McMullan, Elbert G. and Henrietta A. Van Horn, boy. Clarerce’ J. and Ellen C. Gibbs, girl. John J. and_Eleanor F. McCarthy. boy. Jogeph ‘and Elizabeth Simpson, boy. Samuel and Virginia Saxon, girl Tussey, 25, Ball. LOST. ‘E‘NGLXSH SETTER DOG. size, Temale, medium white with black_specks. solid black ear. " Finder notify Geo. P. Tayior, ir phone Walnut 8930, 121 Marion ave. Cla endon, 1 6 ESKIMO SPITZ— Pure m no tax: big r | degrees; moderate east shifting to west 9 @ards of Thanks R. M. GERTRUDE. We wish to thank our relatives. neighbors. friends and employes of the Beil Telephone Co. for their kind sympathy and lovely floral tributes at the oss of our beloved daugh- ter and sisier, M. GERTRUDE HUNTER PATHER, MOTHER AND BROTHER. HENDERSON, LYDIA. We wish to thank the pastor. deacon. ‘choir and soloists for their beautiful service, also the neighbors and citizens of the Eastland Garden Asso- ciation for their sympathy and floral {rib- utes at the loss 0f our mother, LYDIA HENDERSON. HER DAUGHTERS AND SONS. Braths BARNES, ROY F. Suddenly. on Sunday, April 19, 1932. ROY F., husband of Audrey Barnes. Seivices at' the 8 H._ Hines funeral home, 2001 14th st. nw. on April 13, at 2 pm. Interment BROOKS, SUSIE REBECCA. On_ Sunday. April 10. 1932, at Long Branch. N, J. SUSIE REBECCA BROOKS. Notice of ful neral later. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st nw. CARTER, SUSAN FITZHUGH. On Sunday. April 10, 1932. at her residence. 1410 M . n SUSAN FITZHUGH CARTER. aged 90 her of Eliza- beth Carter Riely. services Wed- nesday. April 13, p.m.. at Epiphany Episcopal Church, 13th and G sts. n.w. In- terment Gienwood Cemetery 12 CLARKE, MARGARET FISHER. On Sun- day, April 10. 1932. at 11:20 pm.. at her sesidence, 1844 Columbia rd. n.w. MAR- GARET FISHER CLARKE, beloved wife of William Laurence Clarke. Notice of fu- neral later. (Kindly omit flowers.) DENNISON, JOHN OWEN. On Monday, April 11.' 1932, at his_residence, Clinton, Md. JOHN OWEN DENNISO! husband of Elizabeth Virg| (nee Mullikin). Funeral residence on Wednesday. April 12. at 1.30 pm Service at Bell's Church. Camp Springs. Md.. at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friencs invited. " Intermentin church cemetery. DRIVER. HARRY L. On Saturdayv. April 9, 1933, ai Gallinger Hospital, HARRY L. DRIVER, devoted son of the late John H Driver and Agnes Driver. He also leaves two brother and Charles Dr er: one sister. Mrs e Nelson: si uncles, six aunts. and a host of other rel atives and friends. Remains temporarily Testing At the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd_and Eve sts.sw.. until Tues- day, April 12. &t 1 pm. thereafter at his lnce’ residence. 1323 South Capitol st. No- tice of funeral later MEXICAN BULL FIGHT FANS CHEER FRANKLIN American Matador Has Close Call in Exhibition Near Texas Border, By the Associated Press. EAGLE PASS, Tex., April 11.—Sydney Franklin, American matador, was cheer- ed by 7,000 persons at a bull fight yes- terday at Piedras Negras, Mexico, across the border from Eagle Pass. Alberto Balderas, one of the world's best bull fighters, and Paco Gorraez, Mexico City ace, shared attention with Franklin as the trio quickly killed si animals. » Franklin had difficulty with his second adversary. The enraged animal once knocked the -American’s cape from his hands, leaving him unprotected in the middle of the ring, but assistance came in time to prevent injury. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Occasional rain tonight and possibly tomorrow morn- ing; not much change in temperature, minimum temperature tonight about 43 winds tomorrow. Maryland—Rain tonight and possibly tomorrow morning; not much change in temperature. Virginia—Cloudy, with rain tonight and probably in east portion tomorrow morning; not much change in tempera- ture. West Virginia—Rain tonight, slightly colder in northwest portion; tomorrow partly cloudy, slowly rising temperature. Report for Last 48 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. . 47 29.92 45 29.95 43 29.92 2988 29.89 29.90 29.89 29.87 29.86 2981 Saturday— 4 pm. . 8 pm. . Midnight Sunday— 45 45 29.74 20.72 .« 29.66 Highest, 47, 4:00 p.m. Sdturday. Year ago, 67. 4:00 am. Lowest, 42, ago, 55. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. 11:24am. 5:31am. 11:56 p.m. 6:27p.m. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today... 5:38 Sun, tomorrow 5:36 Moon, today.. 8:28a.m. e Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, 1932. Average. Record January .... 482 335 7.09 '82 February ... 246 3.27 684 '84 March . 645 375 884 April 195 327 9.13 May .. 370 1069 June 413 1094 July 471 1063 August 401 1441 September .. 324 1081 October 284 857 November 2.37 869 December 332 7.56 Weather in Various Cities. = today. Year Tomorrow. Temperature. 5 & wm FD o5 < 259m0” Stations. ey gsm Abilene, Te: Albany. N Atlanta, Atlantic _Cit Baitimore, Md.. Birmingham Bismarck. N. D, Boston, Mass... Buffalo, N. Y. Charleston, S.C. Chicago, TIL... Cincinnati, Ohio 29,66 Gleveland.'Ohig; 20,58 Denver. Colo... Detroit, Mich. El Paso, Tex Galvestor, Tex. 3022 Ind{arapolis.Ind 39.70 Jacksonville.Fla. 29.74 Kansas City. Mo Los Angeles %o 2 Cloudy Pt.cloudy Raining Cloudy . Clear Cloudy Raining Raining aining Clear Raining Ptcloudy Deaths DOLE. MARION ANDEESON. On Sunda 10, 1932. &t her residence. in Su Va. Mrs. MARION ANDERSON beloved wife of Asher sister’ of Mrs. Mary E. Green. Fune and interment at Suffolk on Wednesd April 13 FADELEY. HENRY J. On Sunday. April 10, 1932, af Ler residence. 13 ne. ANNA R. aged 36 ye loved wife of Henry J Fadeles Remains resiing at W. W. Deal's funerai home. 816 H st. n until Monday. April 11 am mains will be taken to Ebensbu interment GORDON. WILLIAM H. on Satirday. April 9. fliness, WILLIAM H loved ‘son_of the Gordon. devoted er of don and TIrene Tollivert monrn their loss four sist nine erandebildren and Telatives and friends pm.. the until_Monday. late residence, 4507 Sheriff neral Tuesda”. April 12. at Church of Incarnation. Interment Mount Olivet Cemet GREENE, JESSIE_BOYD. On Sat April 9. 1832. at Casuaky Hospifal: J 3 BOYD GREENE. widow of the late Joshua J. Greene of 604 E st Remains t's funeral ho 8th st. se. from Christ 620 G st se. v, April 12, at Intermen? Congres onal Cemetery. HARDY. EVIE J. On Saturday, April 1932, ‘at her Yesidence, 1408 S st EVIE J. HARDY (nee Lee). beloved of the ate George W. Hardy Fun from the above residerice Tucsday. 12. at 10 am. Services at Be Camp Springs, Md. at 11 am. Rel and friends invited. Interment Ceda Cemetery HART, WILLIAM J. 1932 at Buffalo. N. Y., WILLIAM J. F husband of Frances E. Jackson Hars ther of Vincent G. Ha Funeral yate)/ Monday morning. April 11 Timothy Driscoll's Sons’, 1338 Main Buffalo. N. Y. HEUSTIS. DR. JAMES WALTER. Saturday. April §. 1932 in_ Dubuaue, T JAMES WALTER HEUSTIS. mao Ary Reserve, U 8. A. Funeral Myer gate, Arlington National at 11 am Wednesday, April 13, witt military honors HIGDON, MARY E. On Sunday 1832, at her resi ave. ne., . seph B.' Higdon and mother Owens “Higdon and daughter of Mr Mrs. F.'A. Owens of Che v Funeral “from the abov Tuesday, April 12, at 10 am Trinity ' Church. Charles = Cou; Where services will be held terment church cemetery. Rel friends invited. HOLMES. ELIZA G. On Priday. Apri 1932, @t her residence, 1105 P st ELIZA G. HOLMES (nee Weems). bel wife of Jacob Folmes. Survivi one sister. Mrs. Annfe Matthews of York: a brother. John Weems of W side. Md., and other relatives and fr Remains " at Frazier's funeral home R I ave. nw. until Sunday at 11 noo thereafter at her late residence. Puneral Tuesdes. Aprl 1 st 1 pm. y urch, 1ith and K sts Rev. R M. Willlams officiating. HOLMES, ELIZA G. Officers of Hagar Fountain. No. 24. U. O _T R. requested to meet at Asbury M. E. Chijrch, 1th apd K sts. n.w. on Tussdas. Aprii 12, 11932, at 12:30 o'clock pm.. 10 attend of our late sister, ELIZA G o died Friday, April 8. Fu- neral at 1 pam AYWOOD JOHNSON, W. 1 PAULINE JONES, Sec = M HOLMES. ELIZA G. Officers and members of Coltimbia Temple. o 221 BB G E of W.. are hereby notified of the 4 of Daughter ELIZA G. HOLMES of sorrow Monday. April i1, 103 pm. at Elks' Home. 301 R. I ave. Funeral Tuesday. April 12, at 1 pm Asbury M. E. Church. 11{h and K s Morning Star“Lodge., No."40: Col Lodge, No."85; Forest Temple No. . | LANNIA FAIR, Pin Soc, o AT DR HOLMES, ELIZA. Al members Brown 'Beneficial Association. are s 10 assemble at Asbury Church. 1ith a sts. n.w.. Tuesday. April 12, 1032, at B, 1o altend " the IZA HOLMES, one of o A G.W WILLIAM H. COWAN, Séc. HOLMES. ELIZA. The John Marshall Ha. Ian Reliel Association announces the of Sister ELIZA HOLMES. Funeral Tue dav. April 12, 1932, 8t 1 pm., Trom A M, B Church. Memberdare iirked o E 3 COLE, pres: 1B, CURTIS. Rec. Sec B HUNT, RALEIGH. Suddenly. Sunday. April 10. 1932, at 0 pum. at Gilinger Munh pal " Hopital, RALEIGH WONT b son of Emma E. Hunt. Notice of fu hereafter. 8y, Departed tht: 1932, afte GORDO! Prank and Cecelin Maurice G He leav after & rd. n.e. 9 am. r Hi John » father of Lut Fusieral ‘Tuesday. Aprii 1 the W. Ernest Jarvi You st. n.w, JONES, RIC) 5. 18k at nis ome: ARD D. r W. Jon at 10 a.m., is funeral church, i1 On Saturday. April s home. £22 M st. 1w, RICH- JONES, thie beloved husband of son of Maria Redmond, Tenia Lewis. nephew of n. He also leaves a host of other relatives and friends. ~Puneral on_Tuesday, April 12, at 1:30 p.m.. f Jdarvis' funeral home. 1432 U st. nw. All is dark within our dwelling, Lonely hearts today. loved so dearly er passed awa THE PAMILY.* THOMAS F. On Sunday. April 10, sidence. Military : Has forev lem mass Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Chase. Md.. on Tuesday, April 1: Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery \G; REV. JULIUS. On Saturds pm. at LOVING of 1511 4th s d of Frances Lovir . He also leaves oue nephew. Remains resting - Ernest Jarvis funeral church. st. n.w., until Tuesday morn after at his late residence. 1511 4th st nw_ Body will lie in state Wednesday at Third Baptist Church, 5th and @ sts nw. Funeral Thursday. April 14, at noon, from above-named churcl. Inte ment Lineoln Memorial Cemetery, 13 LOVING, 1. I T Chevy at 8 a.m Lodge, No. 4136, G. U. O, O requested to aitend the funeral ev. J. I LOVING. from Third Ba Church, ‘5th and Q sts. n.w. Thure April 14,1932, at 12 oclock m. By o aerof the N.G. ~ J.N. LAWSON, P. § MAZER, LAWRENCE J. On Sunday 10. 1932, at_his _residence. Pour Corn Md. LAWRENCE J. MAZER. | year. Remains resting at Pumphrey's funeral home. Rocky Notice of funeral later MEAD. JENNY GLADYS Vi On Sat April 9.1 morial Hospital, J OETINGER MEAD, wi Mead. April . Md ON OETINGER. and ‘a_sister,. Alice von Ow irom Roland’ Park Presbyte: Baltimore, Tuesday, April Interment immediately _at Cemeters. hington, D. C. MEADE, ANNA M. On Sunday. 1932, ‘at her residence, 30 Hi Takoma Park, Md. ANNA M aged 85 vears, beloved wife o Stasius Meade, mother of Mrs Harrison of Park. Mad u Prancis B. Moh neral services Tuesday, April p.m., ai Hysong parlors. 1300 N nterment Ivy Hill Cemetery ria, Va. MEREDITH. LEWIS R. On Sat: 9. 1932, LEWIS R.. beloved h Lottie M. Meredith. Funeral from bis residence, s on Tu ment April 10, ory_ave MEADE D nal Cemetery Comrades of Hen mp. No. 4. U + will assemble at 1434 Ha n.w. the residence of ¢ rade. LEWIS R April 1 at tery RICHARD L._LAMB, Comms JAMES L. DAWSON, Adjutant IAM. Departed this life o April 9 1032, at Freedme spital. WILLIAM MOSELEY. beloy husband of Paisy Moseley. Remains r ing at J T. Stewart's fune H st. ne. until Tuesday. A p.m.. thereafter at his late re G st. n.w. Puneral Wednesday. April at 1'pun.. from his late residence. April 10, uncle of Naom nesday, April Ernest Jarvis' st. nw Cemetery. PARR. CAROLINE. Sunday. April 10, funera] Interment Lincoin Departed this life on 1932 after a linue: iliness, ‘CAROLINE PARR. devoted wife George Parr. beloved daughter of Ale ander Plater anll the late Mary Plate mother of Malbale Parr. She feaves ‘io mourn their loss five sisfers. six brothers and & host of other relatives and frie; Remains resting at Barbour Bros home, 48 K st ne_Funeral Tuesda 12. at 1:30 p.m.. from Turner's Men Ghurch. Sthand P sts NNY. WILLIAM E. G. ) 1932, at his residence. 1351 Montae Raining . Clear Clear Raining Clear Louisville. Ky.. 297 Miami, Fia......2 N. Orleans, La.. New York, N. Y. 29 Oklahoma’ Cit: Omaha, Nebr. Clear ths old. name ‘Terry’ 2234 Perry’ st E. Greaves, FOX HOUND_-Red and white spotted, A Lauer. 416 Jefierson av + Riverdale. Md. FOX TERRIER_Male; white, on head: answers to name _E. J. Hickey. Lin. 0197, 1 GLASSES. white gold frame, on Mas Bedr 13th or H between st and No. Y310 bill; Friday or Telrphone Adams 292 = NECKLACE. pearls and silver, with orn ment, “vicltity Calvert and Million-Dollar Bridie, Saturday night. Reward. Adams Saturday, 5 OVERNIGHT CASE Small black case, in {gxicab. Baturday. Liberal reward.” Adams POCKETBOOK —Black, between 17th and Swann sts. and 16th and 8 sts. n.w.: con- taining pair of glasses and between $15_and miscelianeous. _Rew: .7 xrrngox._b? . con . 313 and $14 and ineured mall receipt. Please phune Columbia 6969. > POINTER and wirite _mart: Aspen st.. Takoma . C._Reward. PURSE, biack, confaining sbout 325, dey morning ' Reward. Return 3700 ave. ADL, 50L Philadeiphia . Phoenix. Arié Pittsburyh, P Portland, Me... Portiand, LN, Raining . Clear Ruining . Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy " Pt.cloudy . Cloudy Clear Cloudy 06 Clear 6 jear 0.19 Cloudy san Antonio... . San Diego. Calif 29.92 San_ Francisco.. 29 94 St. Louls, Mo... 2 (7 a.m., Greenwich time. today ) Stations. ‘Temperature. Weather. London,England.. 40 Part cloudy Paris, Prance Vienna, (Noon. 3 Horte (PayRl & Shadivattonz. Hamilton. Bermuda 66 Part cloudy San_Juan. Porio jear vana, Cuba ear Part cloudy nw. WILLIAM E. G., beloved husband of Marzaret A. Penny and father of Mre Vernon D. Acree. Mrs. Joseph A. Fox and Mrs. Helen Carlisie. Funeral 1 the above residence on Wednesdny 13. at 8:30 am.; thence. to th of the Nativity, where mass wil fered at 9 a.m. for the repose of hi In nent Laurel, Md. RANSDELL, FRANCES E. On Sunday. April 10. 1932. at her residence. 1930 1st st. 1 e FRANCES E. RANSDELL widow of Ed- ward 8. Ransdell and beloved moth ot Mrs. Thomas K. Saunders acd Harry W. Ransdell Puneral from her late resi- dence on Tuesday. April 12, at 2:30 pm Interment Glenwood Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. ROBEY, SARAH A. On Saturday. April 9. 1932, at her residence, 328 2th st s.e.. 'SARAH A., uged 67 years, the beloved Wwife of the late Edward T. Robey. Funeral {rom the above residence on Tuesday, April 12. at 2:30 p.m. Puneral private. Inter- ment Congressional Cemeters. s SUTFIN. JENNIE LOOMIS. On_Sunday, April 10. 1932, ut her residence. 3627 8 st n.w. JENNIE LOOMIS SUTFIN, uged 75 vears.' Puneral services Tuesday. April 13, & 1630 am. ai Hysopys pariors, 1300 N st. n.w. Interment Wilmington, Del. TAYLOR. ALICE ANN. Op Sunday, April 10. 1932. at Freedmen's Hospital, ALICE ANN, beloved wife of Willlam C. Taylor, mother of Alice Ann Terrell and Eisié Tayior Jeflerson, grandmoiher of Ann ‘li’-lhelh l'l"!n‘sl’lih rdm;': n'.l' Grice T\; neral parior, an ste. - 7. ux}!‘u. at 4 pan. Interment On Saturday, April 9. | R All members of Young Men's | 12+ | MEREDITH. | TAYLOR. WASHINGTON 2001 14t Middievi WALTON. GEORGE WAL AMELIA I 8. 1932 AMELIA W W AMELIA. The ¢ Miriam Chag In Memoriam. ALDER, ANNIE W ER ORGE DENNIS. GE ENNIS BON beyond four MARIE E. BOND. ARA ELIZABETH. In our” d 5 sweet memories af not long known to others you steal to our side d Dear loved rembered. | KATIE DE LA da died GOODS. CEY. |~ memoty of our i CEY GOODS. 1. 1 th o hre 1aid MAA BROTHER AND LITTL RY LOUISE. = = -'S GAITHER, RICHARD, | “dear husband and ITHER. who depar! 450 today, April 11, 1031 WIFE | GAITHER. RICHARD. In sad b memorance of m b GAITHER. who d %0 today, April Sleep on, dear b ! We loved you, but God loy SISTER, loving re. RICHARD memory _of WILLIAM BARKER J departed this life th: April 11, 1929, As we silently sit in_the Feeling 50 sad and al We think of our dear father, Who once with us shared our ko heart full of ang Around by HIS { [ For I heve a mem To rem ways th! DAUGH | A hear To those { e Mayo W. J Nathan H.Janney.' Ad the late Albert S. Jjanney Proverbs, 315t chapfer, 10th to 31st verses. PAYNE, HATTIE MAY. brance of my desr m PAYNE. who departed life " twen| seven years ago tod: 11, 1905 HER DEVOTED DAGGHTER. ON, PRINCE. 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