Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1932, Page 9

OHAN T0 DIRECT Popular Actor to Be Mast of Ceremonies on Sunday Night Program. p! oday. With him on the program will rand Exalted Ruler I“lnydddl-: Thgr]n[:- gon | short memorial address, Clar- nee Whi Metropolitan Whitehill of the the B. A. Rolfe Orchestra a ence Opera censborough Elks Glee Club. The broadcast is being sponsored ELKS BRUADEAST will be master of cerc- ales of ihe Elis’ Nation-wide broad- (‘n { Sunday night over the Columbia Breadcasting System, it was announced -~ Judge Robert E. Ma dellver an onmn at the Wi Lodge, No. 15, for those who have died since the formation of the lodge 51 . ty-six members died nt Unit Adds erse-rslge T.myeu meml| e Governme o rurmianed by Fieen © By, memo: | $7,337.40, Bringing Its rano; William P. Shan: tenor, Mark to $509,392. for the dead at Clifton Forge Lodge, ind | No. 1,065. George M. Cohan, popular actor a ywright, — Pastors at $2.20 a Week. No minister can be found to under- | take to_live on the salary of $2.20 a week offered by Grange Church, Bor- | rowdale, England. reported by the Community Chest Government _ Unit, Thomas E. Campbell, Cl\ be nd ghore arm signals are being re- placed a new color light system on the Southern Rallway of England. by THE EVENING CHEST GRAND TOTAL NOW 15 1,863,081 Gifts totaling $7,337.40, bringing the grand total to date to $1,863,081.50, were . terday as the campaign for funds con- | tinued in the Government departments. The ncw subreriptions reported by the headed by Gov. president of the Service Commission, brought that | unit's total to date to $509,392.77, or a | little more than 52 per cent of the unit's | T Chest officials pointed out today that STAR, WASH NGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, DICIMBER 9 2, 1932 all units have been turning in contrl- butions which have not been audited. “The action of the Government de- partments in continuing their campaign until December 10 makes it difficult to tell just what the Chest total is at pres- sent,” said E. C. Graham, president of the Community Chest. “We are getting additional gifts from all our units and I want to impress on the people of Wash- ington the fact that every possible extra dollar is needed for very resl needs which are facing the Chest this Win- ter.” Among the gifts of $100 and more made public by the Auditing Unit yes- terday were: Two thousand dollars, Anonymou: $1,500, Louise P. Norman; $1,400, M Charles H. Woodhull; $730, Mr. Mrs, George E. Hamilton; 5500 Mr. |and Mrs. H. Rozier Dulane , and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O'Brien: 400, Wil- | bur N. LeRoe and Park Sevings Bank: $250, Mrs. Mary Russcll Amory and‘ Leon Tobriner (additional); $200, Mrs. | Rushmore Patterson, M Alfred Mitche!l and Bethlchem Chapter, No. 7, O. E. §; $180. Dr. E. A. Merritt: $150, William ‘Deiches, jr.; $100, A. A. Hoeh- ling, Arthur Peter, Army & Navy Trad- | ing Co., Margaret Little Reed, Jennic! O. Berliner, Lee I. Park, R. W. Payne and Gen. John A. John: Shop at 507 12t the Elie Sheetz This famou pendently, now Nearly eigh time homemade better . . Candies to be. You are cordi * The World-Famous Original Martha W for you to choose the kinds that you like best. . that you have alwavs known Martha Was Re-Opening Announcement e T Saturday, December 3rd 507 12th Street N.W. shington Candies h St. N.W., wherein Martha W 1thvton Candies were founded forty years ago by the late Elie Sheetz, will re-open Saturday, December 3rd, under the direct operating supervision of Candies Company, Inc. s store, formerly conducted by Mr. Sheetz inde- becomes an important unit of the Eastern Martha Washington Candies system. ty varieties of the well-known, highest quality, old Martha Washington Candies, temptingly arrayed The same . . . or hington Fresh, Pure and Wholesome. 60C per Ib. Special Re-Opening Price for Saturday 2 LBS. R$|.OO ally invited o visit the newly organized Martha Wash- ington Shop. The quaintness, the hospitality of forty years past, will pre- ' vail. It is our treat, and you are welcome. Candy mailed to all parts of the world. il OPERATED BY i’;t\,ll) '5&:?2,2’;:::”" Elie Sheetz Cand:cscfl Company, Inc, Y5l ¢ A Maryland Corporation Daniel Kratz, Treas. & Gen’l Mgr. Gen'l Offices: 214 N. Liberty St. Arnold Kleff, Secretary Baltimore, Md. l— o - MELCHERS FUNERAL HELD THIS MORNING Services for Famed Artist Are Con- ducted at Home, Belmont, Near Fredericksburg. e ATLANTIC CITY LACKS FUNDS TO PAY EMPLOYES $200,000 Pay Roll Falls Short Due to Tax Delinquencies. Teachers Unpaid. By the Assoclated Press. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, December 2. —There was no pay yesterday for any city employes, including those of the public schools, covering the last half of November. Due to tax delinquencies the $200,000 pay roll could not be made up, Einance Director Paxson announced. Paxson said payment depended en- tirely on the amount of taxes that are paid on real and personal property, which beccme due December 1. ! The city also will be unable to pay to widows and others on pension fund of the police and fire departments the | monthly sum of mre than $11,000. ETHEL BARRYMORE |LL WILL TAKE LONG REST By the Assoclated Press. NEW HAVEN, Conn., December 2.— Miss Ethel Barrymore, the actre celed all of her immediate theatri engagements yesterday, afier physicians had advised ‘her to take a complete rest of several weeks. Her strength depleted by her recent activities in_Hollywood and on the stage, Miss Barrymore was ordered to bed after developing a fever. Physi- cians diignosed her illness as grippe with sinus infection. . Miss Barrymore, playing the leading role in “Encore,” was to have appeared | in Providence, R. I, last night and in | Special Dispatch to The Star. | | 2—Funeral services for Gari Melchers, || Internationally known artist, who died here Tuesday, were held at the resi- opposite this city, this morning at 11 | o'clock, conducted by Rev. Dudley Beoger, rector of St. George's Episcopal Church. Z. Taylor Scott, baritone, sang two of Mr. Melchers’ favorite hymns. The services were private and were attended by only the immediate family and a few intimate friends. Robert Underwood Johnson, secretary of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and former Ambassador to Italy, headed a delegation of artists and members of the academy from New York who at- tended the service, while a group of about 20 of Mr. Melchers’ friends from this section were present. Follo the services the remains were taken'to Washington and cremated. The ashes will be buried on his home | place, Belmont. JVIRGINIA u. BUfl.DING PROGRAM ANNOUNCED Renovation of Lawns and Ranges Included, and Campus Grounds ‘Will Be Landscaped. Speclal Dispatch to The Star. UNIVERSITY, Va., December 2.—The program of the Building and Grounds Commission of the year includes the renovation of the lawns and ranges, which Jefferson both designed and supervised. Both Poe and Woodrow Wilson lived in the ranges while they were students of the university. A movement is now taking place among the prominent families either connected with Jefferson or the univer- sity, or otherwise interested, to restore completely the rooms on the lawn and ranges as memorial rooms, fitting them I I | | i | with furnture of the Jeffersonian period. Aside from this work there are to be over a hundred trees and box hedges set out in different parts of |the campus. Already there has been much terracing work done about Pea- body Hall, and the main walk up to the rotunda has been repaired. gy Marriage Licenses. G. Brummell. 21, and Virginta . both of Richmond: Rev. G | Clyde C.’ Smith, 1R 14th st. se. | and Marian Eaton 00 13th st.; Rev. | Jobn E. Briges. Joseph Scott. 28, 818 ond st. se. and 23,71018 44th st. n.e. Rev. Richard C. Roesch Sara E. and of "Harrisoure, Pa.; T @ (T >\ Z 2 52 NOTHING DOWN 5 Suits and Overcoats 18 Just Pay | $6 IN JANUARY $6 IN FEBRUARY $6 IN MARCH This is the best proposition for the man who wants a good, stylish garment at a fair price. Think of what we have to offer. You can buy here a suit or overcoat of a fine make for $18. You can Fhax:ge it with- out any down payment. Then pay only $6 a month starting in January. Surely a proposition like this will interest you. Come in Saturday, make your selection and don’t hesitate to charge it. Carl C. Rasmussen. . and Rev. Ta s 21, 17004 K st. se., 201 Walnut ave nj Rev. Arlington bert E. Carbaugh, and Murel M. Fretbers i Rev. s H. T 2 Helen L. Riston. R = .nnm E_Keely, M. Warner. [ne: | “Rol 1 st. and Rev. Joseph ) Kenyon st.. and | Columbis’ rd 1 9th York and 1 J448. 3t ana 46'Q Rev.’ Wil- CEDAR HILL The cemetery of scencry and serv- | ice. | than a promise. || Visitors are welcome Cedar Hill Cemetery On Pennsylvania Avenue East of the Capitol MUFFLERS As an expression of warm friendship one might well choose a m silk one for dress-up, or a new plaid woolen one for sportswear. 51.95 Others GIFT BOXED $1.15 to $5.00 Sol HERZOG, Ine @ at | FREDERICKSBURG, Va. December | dence, Belmont, on the Rappahannock | ove | by Rev. |4 New York City. Where perpetual care is more | K Boston next week. She will remain in | a New Haven hotel instead. || THE WEATHER | Partly cloudy | tonigit . with slowly ris- ing temperature im temperat tonight about 50 degrees; moderat southwest winds | Maryland I”'\ tly (‘l«\l(l. and warmer tonight cesional rain in the ext tion. Virginla—Fair and warmer tonight; tomorrow cloudy and warmer in south and east portions, possibly followed by occasional rain in northwest portion. West Virginia—Partly cloudy and warmer tonight; tomorrow cloudy, pos- | }sib]y occasional rain. | River Report. ‘ Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers | clear today. Report for Last 24 Hours. | | Temperature, Bargmeter. | Yesterday— Degrees. Inches. | 4pm. .. 61 30 | 8 pm. . 47 30.27 Midnight 37 30.29 | Today— 4 am. 33 30.28 8 am. 32 3029 | Noon 52 3016 | | nghest 63, 1: JO p.m. yesterday. Year 4, i ll.owesz, 31, 7:00 am. today. Year| | 2go, 31. | Tide Tables. | (Furnished by United States Coast and | Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today. Tomorrow. | T | ‘ 6:40am. | : 12:24pm. | | «... 6:04pm. 7:03 p.m. The Sun and Moon. | Rises. Sets. Sun, today 7:08 4:46 | Sun, tomorrow 7:09 4:46 | Moan, today.. 11:35am 9:52 p.m. Automobile lights must be turned on | one-half hcur after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, 1932. A\ erage. Rpcord January 3.55 | February 321 6 B‘ '84 farch . 375 884 '91( April 327 9.13 '89 {May . 370 1069 '89 | June . 413 1094 ‘00 | July 471 1063 '86 | | August . 4.01 1441 28 September . 3.24 1081 "6 | \ | Octeber 2.84 857 '85 ‘\o\nmu"r 237 8.69 '89 | December 332 1756 ‘01 &vpinsas AWIH 2 [+ aqar aswy Cloudy Etcloudy Clear . Pt.cloudy Pt cloudy alo. N.'¥Y.. 30,10 3 . 8. Bl . Pv c!aud! n 5 City, Cloudv | Los Angeles | Louisville, Ky, P!cloud!l Mimi. Fla. N (JHE’HIX La . l New i DB tloudy ()klnhom cm. nu y Omaha, T, Clea) }"Inlxd(lmnn P\ tluudy Phoenix, Ariz. Pnhhun{h Pa, . l‘loudy Po) M Clear Rain Pt.cloudy | Cloudy H Et.cloucsy | . Pt llflud! « Clea Clear Cloudy * Cloudy . Clear . Pt.cloudy Aty WASH. D. €. FOREIGN. (7 am., Greenwich time, today.) Stations Temperature. Weather. g Clear Cloudy Cloudy | Part cloudy Cloudy . France Zurich, ':.mu('rl.md - Rain Part cloudy ) . today. Horts ‘(Fava - Aspres. ‘4 °Bart cloudy (Cutrent_observations.) St Georges, Bermuda. . Clear San Juan, Pverto Ri t cloudy Havana. Cuba, .. cloudy | lon, Canal Zore cloudy | FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS ;Fvly Apimal Rescue League, 71 O st n.v. Los'l ALLIGATOR SKIN BAG—_Containing sum of money; in taxi. Re to_15 h st., Apt BOSTON BULL, lemale Gallatin_sts. n. Tue: Targe ard if returned vicinity 5th and sday. Answers to name “Patsy.” ard BOX {iron) Cap. st car_yesterday, containing $20 and foot bail tickets; prop- erty of Gonzaga High School. CASH PURSE. containing $35, receipt. in Peoples Drug Swre & Tio7 drving: now. . Reward. Adams 4011; BOG_Black female Pomerania der neck. named - roe sts. n.w.. l 1343 Otis p. money order c. 1, 650 pm. Return to n.w. Col. 745 DOG— small shagey, white, dark_gray dark gray gars and face: answers (o hame, - Tag No. 11428, Reward. ENVELOPE. containing $! . wool lined, 3th or 1dth. o ey her memmcfimu ore, Reward, - Gail ‘Shepherd Tur Re- eckt’ POCKETBOOK, lasses and ot Heckt's URSE. Broen, Jeet_on ¥t Talianie Jeiter ang recoot, turn purse. Miss Russel RING—Man’s Army l’lnl ning, at Oth and K o Cal National Blnk. mu contalning D_money, re. o nw Wednesday eve- or 4th and R. urch, District Re TOQLS— ward for mxnm-won Te- sarding » > repm fools’ missing {rom rear of 1729 1ith st. —Woman’ in_rectangular shy "‘Mtecnlold. link ‘b nJ in, -uy'm'?r:fln :?h)l{l:{: ave. restaurant; Sus 5 20. Phone Wisc. 0936-J, Wm. Bartle. | Washington Man Convicted | employe of the United State Govern- | | Many | of the country are expected to be rep- | consignments | vearlings, |and horses in training for the fllH | Virginia estate. DRIVER 15 GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER £ in Fatal Accident at Hyattstown. Special Dispatch to Tke Star. 5 ROCKVILLE, Md., December 2. Karl Brown, 26, colored, of ‘Washington, was found guilty of manslaughter by a Jjury in the Circuit Court here last night as a result of an automobile accident at Hyattstown on May 30, last, Whlchr cbst Walter E. Early of Washington, an ment, his life. ~Sentence was deferred An automobile belonging to Paul F. Meyers of Chevy Chase, and which, it was claimed, Brown was operating, col- lided with another machine going in | the same direction, upset, skidded across the road and struck Early, who was standing beside his own car repairing the horn. Early died in a Frederick hospital soon afterward. Mrs. Early, who was in her husband's machine at the time and witnessed the accident, appeared as a witn, It was charged that Brown was driving at an excessive Tate of speed, one witness estimating that the car was traveling at 50 miles an hour when the mishap occurred. Both Brown and a young son of Meyers swore that their car was travel- ing at a moderate rate of <pend FOXCATCHER FARMS 70 BE AUCTIONED Hors: Racing Interests Ex-| pecied to Attend Sales at Boyce, Va. | Horse racing interests from all parts resented at Boyce, Va., tomorrow for what is probably the most important | dispersal sale held in Virginia since Edward B. McLean’s Belmont stud went on the block. The entire stock of Foxcatcher Farms, the noted establishment main- | tained by William DuPont, jr., of Wil- mington, will be auctioned by Fasig- Tipton Co. of New York, along with | from Mrs, T. H. Som- merville of Montpelier Farms and D. C. Sands, master of the Middleburg Hunt Included in the Foxcatcher allot- | ment will be stallions, brood mares, foals of 1932, steeplechasers track. The sires to be sold are Horron, Wil- derness, Mess:nger ana The Satrap, all well known as producers of hunters, race horses and breeding stock. Horses in training are headed by | White Clover II a chestnut by Simon | Pure out of Lovely Clovelly, half- | brother to the great French winner Potiphar. © White Clover has been prominent in distance stakes in this country during the past season and is regarded some as a steeplechase prospect in future seasons. The auction will begm at 1:30 p.m. at Walnut Hall Farm, Mr. DuPont's PROTEST ON EINSTEIN IS SENT TO CONSULS ‘Woman Patriots’ Accusations Given U. 8. Officials Abroad to Use if Scientist Seeks Visa. By the Associated Press. The State Department has communi- cated to American consular officials in Europe a demand by the Woman Pa- triots’ Corporation that Albert Einstein, famed scientist, be barred from this country. The protest, sent to the department several days ago by Mrs. Randolph Frothingham of Brookline, Mass., pres- ident of the omnlzltlon said Einstein is a member of “several Communist or- ganizations under Moscow manage- ment.” The action taken by the State De- partment, it was explained, was to familiarize American consuls abroad with the accusations lodged against the German professor for. their own infor- maticn in event he should apply at any of the consular offices in Europe for a visa. State Department officials said this was the customary procedure in a case of this kind and that the responsibility of granting a visa under the immigra- tion laws rests entirely with the Amer- ican consular officials themselves. DOCTOR HURT IN FALL REPORTED IMPROVING E. L Mason Sustained Broken Bones and Internal Injuries at Gallinger Hospital. Dr. E. L. Mason of the Portner Apart- ments, who has been in a serious con- dition in Gallinger Hospital since he fell down a flight of steps there Sep- tember 6, was Teported as “improving” today, and hospital authorities said he probably would be discharged in the near future. Dr. Mason had accompanied a patient whose lack of funds obliged him to en- ter the municipal hospital when an operation became necessary. The doctor slipped and fell down a flight of steps after an electrical storm extinguished the lights in the hospital. He suffered a fractured shoulder, arm and internal | injuries. HYATTSVILLE OFFICIALS ACT TO PROTECT CHURCH Special Dispatch to The Sta HYATTSVILLE, Md., December 2.— ‘Yeelding to a request that the town do something to relieve condition at the Methodist Episcopal Church South, which recently has been flooded by heavy rains, necessitating cancellation of services, the mayor and Common Council have decided to construct a wall and gutter having a fall of about 2 feet from the Marion street alley south of that street at an estimated cost of $283. Town Engineer Albert Pohmer submitted plans for the work and he was authorized to proceed im- mediately with the construction. Council voted unanimously to do the work after being informed by Corpora- tion Counsel Caesar L. Alello that the town could legally do it on the ground that it was in the interest of the public health. M. H. B. Hoffman acted as spokesman for the group from the church that asked the council to take action, INFORMAL SMOKER HELD Talks Heard by Officers of 318th Artillery Reserve. Nineteen officers of the 313th Fleld Artillery Reserve held an informal smoker at % Army and Navy Club ‘Wednesday Tnluweremdehy(:ol Leroy W. Hemn regimental commander; Col. W. W. McCammon, senior instructor of the Amadeo Vives, Composer, Dies. ), December 2 4H—Anndae yesterday %t th the “aet nc;lhu ANew N at the ago ew work by hlm entitled “Talisman,” had for the National Lyric Thum here on Friday, but the per- formance was postponed. MADRID, Vives, composer. ars, beloved husband of the A. Alsop (nee Hiller). He is three children. John B. Al- FTiday and Norman S, Alsop. ‘Deces 4. at 2 pm. Trom the above Fesidence. - Interment Pori Lincoln Cemetery. S BEALL, EVERETT STANTON, Sud on Thursday, December 18 ERETT STANTON BEALL. Sr.,’ dearly | Eusband of the late Mary Joyce | . Funeral from his late residence, 2016° Hillver pl. n.w.. Monday. December B. Requicm mass at 8t. Matthew's Church 8%, am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment p MAE E. at TA] “On. Priday, Deosmbes 2 her residonce and daughter of Fan- aic John Carter and sis- ter of Arthur I. Carter. Funeral from V. L. Sveare Co. 1000 H st n.w.. on Mon: g m. " Interment Departed this life De- aL, Salinger Hospital, al John one sister, one Nelson: E Anna four brothers, George. Johnnie, James and Robert Matthews: three aunts, two uncles, a grandmother and a host of other ives and friends. Remains Eusene Ford s funcral home. ral Sunday.” December thew's Baptist Church, New . and L st. s.c. Rev, W/right of- Ihterment Pavie s Cemeters. 3 BOOTH, MARTHA ANNA. Entered int eternal rest Thursday, D!Cember 1, 19 at her residence, 1514 Swann st. n.w.. MARTHAANNA ' BOOTH. "devoted” sisver of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith _and. Moses Funeral Saturday, December 30 am. from McGulre's funeral e, 1820 mh st. n.w.; thence to St. S mes Catholic Church, where mass be sung at 10 o'clock. !nlel‘mtnl Mount Oliver Cometary BOOZE. AMANDA., Departed this life No- at 5:30 367 Bchool st 5w AMANDA he leaves to mourn their loss : one son, ghter, Louise Booze: Mary Washington and_Lulu thres brothers, M i3ses Johnson: three aun . and a host of other relatives and Funeral Saturday, December 3 rom Eugene Ford's funes ¢ Rosemont Cemetery. 4 Tuesday, November 29, BUNDY, devoted sister of Esther and James Jenkins, Huticn, Emma ber from the Good Will Baptist Ghurch, nsm and U sts. n.w. CATHCART. ARTHUE W. On Thu rldly December 1, 19 esidence. South Chtireh st Batistan, JARTHUR | W, CATHCART beloved hi ? M. Arline Gatheart (nee Corbett) and Gather of aui Gatheart of Cleveland, Ohio; _Robert Ca:acart of Long AsmA N.Y.. and Cathcar:, from his fate December 3. at- 3 .m. Interment Columbia Gardens Ceme- tery, Arlingion County, Va. Please omit owe CLARK. MRS. BARBARA ADDISON. De- hig life Tuesday. November p.m her residence, e, BARSARA® ADDI: 4814 Deane ave. SON CLARK. e leaves to mourn their four grandchildren, two ce A M E. Zion Chutch, Eun- C.. Rev. Cord, pastor. LUCY. On Priday, Decembu % b 8t 310 am., at her residence, ave. nw. LUCY CLARK. mother of Jesnie and Marle MoGowkn el e Lester Johnson and Howard R. Willlams, &nd sister of David, John, Herbert and Prank Wiillams. Notice 9 funeral later. ins resting at the Ernest Jarvis Al churche 1302 ¥ou . LANTON, ROBERT B. Depa: ea nm lite Thursdey, December 1, 193 D. bt his residence 36 ROBERT B. GLANTON, 'beloved hmb-nd ol Nettie “Wshinvton Glanveg. "svand of Mrs. Almay Kenner, Mrs. Ethel Wil- liams, Thelma Thornton and William Ghnlor Pun!r:ll Monday, December 5, 1 from Capitol View Blnll.l Church 5H(h and Ames sts. s.e. Testing, at, the W. Ernest .m-m Iu neral chureh. 1435 U st mw. wmdl B, Saturday, ‘thereatter at ihe above On_ Tuesday, Nmember .m., at her residence, PEARL. the de- Grimes. * sister of nd_granddaughter of residence. | GRIMES, PEARL, at 10 p. nw place voted wite of Estelle Thompso: James Wanzer. Funeral Sunday, Decem- Ry T late residence. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church until 10 a.m.. Saturdsy, thereafter at the above residence. In- terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 4 On Thursday, December a.m., at_his_residence, coran, st. n.w . the de- voted “husband of ~Anna Harvey and brother of !‘lln Simmons. ~ He also leaves gtner ~relatives and friends. = Funeral Sunday. December 4, at 1:30 p.m., from the residence. ' Remains resting st Ernest Jarvis funeral above terment an:oxn Memorial HARVEY, LER ofmc chureh, aturday, jence. Cemetery. 4 ers and members o Qucen Deborah b Household of Ruth, No. 23, "Grand_United no-u. o'clock g7aneo tuneral l”!LIQo'#d ARVES: uneral of MARIA E. SCOTT. Most Noble Governor. GENEVE GASKINS, Rec. HEALEY., MARY. On ’rnuud-y. December Pl 40 p.m her residence. Saturday, December : m. Requiem - masy 2t St John's Church at 10 a.m. Intermeni Forest Glen Cemetery. CATHERINE E. On Thursday. Sk fesidence, 40 .. CATHERINE E. HUI (nee Hines). devoted wife of Charles H.Hurdle and mother of Mrs. George E, Clemens and Mrs. Fred Mayer. Notice of funeral later. ISLEY. WORTH. On Wednesda: November 0, &t Casuality Hospital, WORTH ISLEY, d Mary Isley, brother xum and Henry mu Jend Remains re: the is uneral church: 14350 S rment Greensboro, S. C., s ,. JACKSON. JAMES ABE. Depa Wednesday. November 0 t. Hospital, JAME! K- ON."Gevoted husbaad Of Cartle Jeckoms: He also leaves to mourn his departure one her. one uncle and other . relatives Iriends. Funeral Saturday December the John T. Rhines fineral chapel: 374 s e s, 5.W In- terment Payne's Cemetery. JONES, ROBERT S. On Friday. December this lite . at_his residence, 917 Parragut 3 Jhov: ROBERT S JONES. = Services at aboi: cddress Monda: mber 5, at | pm. I terment Cedar Hill Cemeters.” 4 | KULLE ALLTRT. On Wednesday, Novem- ber 30, 1 at his residence, 501 6th st. ne. ALSERT. beloved husband of Nel- lie xuu- (ee Burke). ~Puneral from his ate KULLE, ALBERT. Comrades ot R.u:r-ard 3. Harden Camp, N U. S, mi his late residence, 50 to attend the funeral comrade, ALBERT late TOM D. BINCKLEY, Commander. 2 LIGGING WALTER. Suddenly, on Friday, December at residence. 2424 Dith s WALTER TIGO R Seioyed husband of éx.m:m Liggins. Remains at Frazier’s {uneral home. 387 Rhode Island Notice of Xunznl later. Wednesday, No- SN AR ess. Puneral from ave. n.w. Rer” late residence, Alexandria, Va., at 9 am. 2 ives and friends invited. g Ce'neh:n lmermem Forest Glen, Md. E D. On Thursds mber 1" at her testdgnce. um\mny place’ o of the la 2608 d William Prank Thyson. H. Hines Co. funerai home. 20 nw.. on_ Saturdas, December 3. i 10:30 Interment Rock Creek Ceme- Tery. MORRIS, CHARLES. Suddenly, Prida cember 2, at 200 19th st. CHARLES' MORRIS, aged 14 Tears leaves to mourn their loss mother. ter and daughter. His remains res: in Wesley Washington's funeral 5 rgia ave. Funeral from -3 51 Georg n.w. Gwd Wil Baptist Church, 1oth and You sts. n.w.. Sun: Dece at . Pinn- oficiating. C. On Thursday, Decem- kY DSfnrka L% 8t Providence | Hospital: TERESA 'C.. belfived sunt of Grorm 4 and Robert B O'Brien of 713 7Tth st. n.e. Funeral from the above relld!ncl on Saturday, December 3, at 8:30 a.m. Solemn high reauiem mass at Haly Name 9 terment - Mount ,Olarn Cémeters: “Relatives "and frionas invited. EMMA V. (OPpDoember v el Pamnl ens’ ave. le. Md of which e siven YDONNELL, On_ Thur De- ° cemper, 1 1037, at_ her residenee 'abg 13th A., beloved wife of the late ancl ¥, ODopnell snd mother gf Jobn F. and James V. L E. Dol Funeral mm her late ru:d-ne- ‘on Monday, December nRt nle munhglt ll“du,b‘ml' chun at 9 am. ves riends nvited. ~Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- tery: e TURSNLRE CLA years, beloved husband of 76 mnnl C Poindexter and dnou‘u u‘r . rom POIND [N ne P. Price. Pumnl rs *Co. 'uneu chapel, n.w., Satu Reluiives and friends lnvl p. Brtiems Olorvood cemmn lov!d wife o( E(nzll afone. g::'l‘ll 74 Md. ave. s.w., rom her late residence. 'm ureh, wl Relatives and ‘ment Mount OMvet years via T, St 2l Joss hus “wite, Juiia Beott. and’ie ehits dren. Funeral from Wesley Washington s funeral home. 3 Georgia_ave. Saturdar. December 3, at 2 p nd relatives are invited. Lincoln Gemeters . Prie; ‘Inferment Dec RIN. beloved wife' of k Funéral from the reside ter, Mrs. Arthur A. Biemer, ‘5“1 Dull fo8d, on ‘Monday.” December . am.' Requiem mass at Holy Trinity Church at % am. Interment Mount OH- Vet Gemeter SHERMAN. JOIN, WILLIAM. on_Prid ber 2, his resdence. 1% ey JOHN WILLIAM SHERMAN, aged 78 years Tainer. of Mrs. Lil2 10 &8 Fikincon” and” Attor Sherman. | Funeral services W Neaaes pariors. 1300 N st. n.w. Monday: cember’ b, at % Iat t - Wood Cemetery. e ol . On Thursday. Dec AL 124 Muryiand " ave By daugnter of the'la ILLI) liam- and. Harriet Gansicr. mourn their loss one daughter, Odessa Robinson. and a host of omer "relatives and friends. Funeral Sun ember 4. at 1990 p.m, from Mal ney's funeral parlor, N. J. ave. '3 SMITH, CLOE. Depa day, December 114 E Sh atives ‘and friends. 1hs, Lumeral pariors of ‘Alexander 5th Funeral Saturds Eehn‘albekr‘ 3, ;Itl wmL from smn& aptist el nterment Harmony Cemetery, Rev. Holland officiating. HN. Piparted this lite November 4 m. allinger N SWA their loss cne son. Howard: ters Lillian, long friend other Monday, December Eusene Ford's funeral chapel, 1100 Squrn Cupitol st. Interment Payne's Cemetery. 4 SWANN. JOHN M. Departed this lite No- vember " 0, 19 ‘asualt; I Sfter a ‘briet iilness, JOHN. M. SWANN, husband. of the late Polly Swann, Sierored three. daughe Sladys and Ruth and ‘a Iifes orother of Samuel Swann, and Emma Walker. Winslow & s O bursdey. 1 Aln h.\' ZBE e wulma Reuben Notice of fu- lE o mother l)l Andre' . and Dlvld Mrs. Al‘ijca H}ggrd.lh. Mrs. J!lnlta mgm Mrs. and’ Mrs. Veronica Don “.r'“d.r her late’residence, 007 iigth s i Md, on Monday, December 5 o 48,08, Monday. December 8. a8 Mount ‘Rainier, Md. where mass will be offered 8t 9 a T the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends are invi Interment in Mount Olive: Cemeters: & mi WHITE, MARIE. On Thursd: Degomber Are psndeace. o e Funeral © services' .?‘ h’y‘.&'&’? Sember 31 AL b Be gl er' 3, 'at % .m. Relatives and Jéien invited to attend. te invited_ Iaterment Gleawg “"JI;IIAMS. EDWARn A. On Th ursday, ai his Tesi T3th st nw DA °v°v"“ "% EDWAR! son of Nancy 'Williams of Man husband of Laura Williams and brothe of Haitie Baies. James R.. Dantel W, R. Allen Williams. Funeral S qmber 4, from Nineteenth Street Ba Church, B St Eyices will be 3t the Blist Baplist Church, Va. same day at 3:15 p.m. and friends invited. WINDER, JANET JE 'l‘glludly Seenina, ot 171 setts ave. now. Burial in Detroit WOLF! HOLYON. On Wednesday, N ber 30 % ed 88 yurs hefnvefl son’ H& lite T &!;3’;_ Sy Puneral from his Inze reuden:e. Rod lorpll(n ng .oxl| Sat: dl? Dece 2 elatives any n attend. Interment at h:fir‘w‘kymm In Memoriam HAWKINS, ELLA SIMMS. h‘nlflvl&“a.-- [ Aear mother WKINS, who lt lll seven years nlo tnflay December 2, "Tig 5o hard to lose & motger, 16 Bty Tears ol 5 d“'h“mx ¥ tears Mother would e {'e“' o HER DEVOTED M MONKOE, AND Bavo) Juuu'n 8. 'I'HOKAB fi'% HENDERSON, J, In dear hushlnd And luher. SON, e beyol o tod-y. December 2 1038 you some b all me ht morning, “Resting by the Waters fanrnt ™ e Know vou are "waiting for our comizg R nd four the _me B e m&\'y of my dev one vear £30 today. Décember e u £ Hls wv gur lll‘flefl her o ST St denr ther, PREDERICK zh."'n“lg '“ !EIP December 2, 1931. 'flnly{sgl.d h! |l llllfi awaj PS WALKER, ELIZARSTR A teibots of to - Daised avey Aplace ls vacant in my he jever can DEVOTED DAU be_filled, V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nor nnected i Fith the original W. R. Speare Cata so2. 1009 H St. N.W, WILLIAM H.!SCOTT Phones: ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTEB A GAWLER LLIAM A. GAWLER G JOSEPH SONS Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady attendant 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. NAtional 5512-5518 NO_BRANCH OFFICE _| J. WILLIAM LEE'S 50 S CO. FUNERAL DIRECTO! CREMATORIUM 4th & C » STS. N.E. LINCOLN 52 " Frank Geier’s Sons Co, 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Modern Chapel. Tell 623 ticut, » nl.'n or 62 CHAS, S7ZURHORS 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. hone Lincoln 0372 }ouplr F—B'Tch's Sons 3034 M St. NW. CHAMBERS W. W. DEAL & CO 816 H ST NE_______LINCO] "JOHN R WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. NW. Pi —*_ 'Established ‘176 orih 001 ~ TIMOTHY HANLON 641 H St. N.E—Lin. Phom West 001 tabusned 1843 AMBULANCE _SER! SEO.CS M e i B e GEO. A. COMEY F.fi PEASE, IDA L. On Wednesday, November .Av, 33, IDA Ch Washington Reserve units, and J. M. McDowell, unit instructor of Illl Field Artillexy group. 19 Mlnve!ds 'H'Xe of arles B. from ghe Deal Taneral home, 816 H_ st turday. December 1. at 2 pam. ?II'! it Cedar Cemetery., 3 FUNERAL DESIGNS. RATE Open Evenhtl Night o Slar 10 Y