Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1932, Page 9

HUBERT NEWSON, Northeast Lawyer Known| Widely in Fraternal | Circles Here. | Hubert Newsom, 63, prominent North and in fratermal circles, died ne, 1120 Ez be held at the Chruch, at 2p.m. | 3 ctery. Mr. Newsom was a native of Kansas City, Mo., and came to this city in 1899 as an employe of the Government Printiny Office. He raceived a law de- gree from Ge Law Schcol in 1912, and later ished the law firm bearing his name, at 1110 H street Rortheast. | He was past master of Hope Lodge, | No. 20, F. A. A. M.: past noble grand ©of Harmony Lodge, I. O. O. F.; charter member and first patron of Hope Chap- B S E 8 La , No. 5, ; Orient Commandery, No. 5, K. T.; president of the Missourl State Soclety, | member of the Woodmen of the World ATTORNEY, DIES | Insurance Co., past president of the and the Columbia Typographical Union. Besies his own business interests, he was a director of the National Capital Northeast Business Men’s Association and secretary of the Federation of Business Men's Associations. He was also & member of the District bar, the Board of Trade and Ninth Street Chris- tian Church, He is survived by his widow, a daugh- ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, and two sons, Hubert Ansel and Howard Fowler Newsom. IOWA NATIVE DIES HERE Mrs. Margaret Kaufman, 68, Suc- cumbs at District Residence. Mrs. Margaret Kaufman, 68, a native of Towa. who had lived in the District for vears, died vesterday at her home, 432 Eleventh street southeast. She was the wife of Joseph D. Kaufman, a re- tired employe of the Library of Con- ther survivors are three sons, Joseph and George of Washington and Leo Kaufman of New York, and three daughters, Katherine and Gertrude of this city and Mrs. Michael J. Hagerty of Berkeley, Calif. * WASHINGTON’S ¢ FINEST MEN’S ® WEAR STORE PRESENTS © GIFTS HE'LL BE ¢ PROUD TO OWN PRICED . 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Brown, 62, linguist, student of Sanskrit and Hindu and a former missionary to India, died y terday at his home. He had been suffering from a heart ailment four days. Dr. Brown was head of the India department and lecturer on phonetics at the Kennedy School of Missions, Hartford Seminary Foundation. Born in Baltimore, he graduated from Hiram College, Hiram, Ohio, in 1897, and took a master of arts degree from Johns Hopkins in 1910. He was at one time on the faculty of Transylvania College, Lexington, Ky., and was dean of the College of Missions, Indianapolis. | He is survived by his widow, Mrs. | virginia Brown: a son, Dr. W. Norman | Brown, professor of Sanskrit at the University of Pennsylvania, and a step- son, Dr. John Clark Archer, Hoober professor of comparative religion at Yale. DEATH CALL SUDDEN Mrs. Mary T. Wilson, Resident 23 Years, Leaves 4 Sons. Mrs. Mary T. Wilson, 72 years old, died suddenly Saturday at the home of her son, Clarence A. Wilson, 5026 Seventh place. Mrs. Wilson had lived in Washington for the last 23 years, coming from Al- bany, N. Y. She was a member of the National Baptist Memorial Church, Bethany Chapter, O. E. S, and a past matron of the Kenneth H. Nash Post Auxiliary of the American Legion. She 2lso was a member of the D. A. R. Mrs. Wilson is survived by four sons— Leland F. Wilson of Pittsburgh, W. Dudley Wilson of Palisades Park, N. J. Harvey O. Wilson of Chicago and Cla; ence A. Wilson. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the S. H. Hines undertaking parlors, 2001 Four- teenth street. Interment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. A5 AL ERTRERRRNEN \; Established 1900 4 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast —————— SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. == "A HEALTH GIFT ‘| FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Just Received! 46 BEAUTIFUL NEW (O ELECTRI 4 CUBIC JUST 16 SATISFACTION | yesterday JUST 20 S CUBIC FOOT SIZE ac *125 EARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 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Mitchell was adjudged winner of an essay contest held in con- nection with the monthly meeting of the Sadie Bowen class of the Clarendon Baptist Church at the home of Mrs. Charles Maffett. Mrs. Jane Jones, teacher of the class, gave an instructive talk, A spelling bee was another fe: ture. Refreshments were served, con- cluding the meeting. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Jones, in Cherrydale, December 27. SEEK MORE ROAD FUNDS Lee District to Ask Change in Allocations. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. SUYDENSTRICKER, Va., December 5.—The Lee District Improvement Asso- | ciation, meeting in Pohick School House, instructed its Committee on Roads to call on E. L. Micou, resident State engineer, to ascertain whethe” the allocations for the secondary roads of Fairfax County can be changed. The association desires a larger proportion of the county's share for Lee district. The commitiee was instructed to ask Micou to address the association’s next meeting. “ORATOR” CONVICTED “Soap-Box” Plea Fails as Excuse for Drunk. A colored man's excuse that he was| making a “soap box” oration in behalf of the Communists on Pennsylvania avenue near John Marshall place Sat- urday failed to invoke the sympathy of Judge Isaac R. Hitt in Police Court today. As a result, Raymond Ferguson, the offender, was convicted of being drunk and disorderly and sentenced to pay a total of $20 in fines or serve 20 days in_jail Policeman W. G. Fawcett of No. 1 precinct, who arrested Ferguson, said he was using loud and obscene language | during the course of his sidewalk ad- | dress. A crowd of 150 persons had | gathered around, the officer said. ' J. S. WILLIAMS DIES Forme‘r Pennsylvania Engineer Had Resided Here Since Birth. James S. Williams, former Pennsyl- venia Railroad engineer, who has been a resident of this city all his life, died at Providence Hospital. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 pm. at Epiphany Chapel, Twelfth and C streets southwest, fol- lowed by burial in Congressional Ceme- tery. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Bet- tie La Pruex and Miss Grace Williams, | both of Washington. HEADS LURAY P.-T. A. Special Dispatch to The Star. | LURAY, Va., December 5.—G. W.| Shelhorse of the Page Power Co., was| elected president last night of a newly formed Parent-Teacher Association, the | first such organization ever formed in Luray. Other officers elected were J.| Raymond Mims, vice president: Mrs. Ralph Mims, secretary, and R. G. Rothgeb, treasurer. ‘The association chose for its name the Luray Home School League. CEDAR HILL ‘The cemetery of scenery and serv- jce. Where perpetual care is more than a promise. Improvers Guild to Serve Supper. ROUND HILL, Va., December 5 (Spe- cial—The Guild of Mount Calvary Episcopal Church will serve a turkey and oyster supper in the newly erected parish hall tomorrow evening, December 6, at 5:30 o'clock. Visitors are welcome Cedar Hill Cemetery On Pennsylvania Avenue East of the Capitol KENMORE LOSPOT C REFRIGERATORS 39" Delivered to Your Home ONLY $7fl DOWN FEET Monthly Payments Easily | Arranged Small Carrying Charge COLDSPOT is Rated the Equal of Any on the Market (And Better Than Most) Besides being tested and approved by Good Housekeeping Institute, COLD- SPOT has beem thoroughly tested by leading scientific research and testing Iaboratories throughout America. Without exception, reports of these tests testify to the high quality and unswerving efficiency of COLD- SPOT. You get QUALITY when you buy COLDSPOT and nothing is spared to make it as fine and reliable as any electric refrigerator on the market. And bear in mind that COLDSPOT is sold on Sears justly famous pledge, “Satisfaction Guaran- teed or Your Money Back.” Be sure. Buy COLDSPOT. JUST 10 6 CUBIC FOOT SIZE at *139 GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK Troubadour | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tomight, minimum temperature about 38 degrees; | tomorrow increasing _cloudiness and | warmer, moderate southwest winds. Maryland—Fair tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudiness, slightly warmer. Virginia—Fair tonight: tomorrow in- creasing cloudiness and warmer, fol- |Jowed by rain in extreme southwest portion. | | West Virginia—Fair, slightly warmer tonight: tomorrow increasing cloudi- ness followed by rain in west portion, warmer in east and south portions. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear this morning. Report for Last 48 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 68 30.19 56 30.20 50 30.14 | | " Saturday— | Sunday— | 4 am.. 45 43 56 63 . 63 | e 58 . 50 30.07 30.04 29.94 29.87 29.84 29.89 29.95 . 48 30.03 ! N 42 30.12 | A 55 30.09 1 Record for Last 24 Hours. Highest, 64, 2:30 p.m. yesterday; year ago, 51. Lowest, 42, 7:30 am. today; year Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. 1:47am. 8:28a.m. 2:24pm. . 9:02pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today . 7:11 Sun, tomorrow 7:12 7:46 Moon, today.. 12:50 p.m. 12:05 am. Automobile lights raust be turned ol | one-half hour after sunset. > Rainfall, Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1932, Average. Record. January 4.82 355 709 '82 February . 246 327 684 '84 March ceeee 645 8.84 '91 {April . 212 9.13 '89 |May . 5.07 10.69 June 2.84 10.94 July 243 10.63 | August . 1.36 14.41 | September 424 10.81 | October 7.40 8.57 November 6.43 8.69 December . .56 | Weather in Various Citles. k) = ‘Tomorrow. 2:46am. 9:20 am. 3:18 pm. Low 10:00 p.m. Sets. 4:46 00 '86 28 "6 '85 '89 01 Temperature. & Stations. ASUAH -+ sayoworeg *&0p1SIL | Abilene, Albany, N. ¥ Atlanta, Ga. . Atlantic_City. Baitimore. Md | Birmingham Bismarck. N. Boston, Buffalo, N. ¥ harleston. §.C. cago, il .. Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland,” Ohio 29.88 5 | Columbia,’ 8. C. 30.24 Denver, Colo. | Detroit, Mic! Ei Paso, Tex.. Galveston, _Tex. Helena, Mont. Tex. . Ft.cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Cloudy Snowing Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear ear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Clear | Kansas city, Los New York, N.¥. Oklahoma City. Gmaka. " Nebr Prancisco St. Louis, Mo St. Paul. Min | Seattle. ‘Wash. . FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. London, England..... Paris, France. . Vienna, Austria { Berlin,’ Germany.". Brest.’ France. - . Zurich. Switzérland. | Stockholm, Sweden 3 | Gibraltar,” Spain.. ... & Rain . (Noon. Greenwich time, today.) Horta (Fayal). Azores Rain | (Current_observations.) St. Georges. Bermuda... 68 Cloudy Sun Juan, Puerto Ri¢o. Part cloudy Havana, Cuba,. Part cloudy Colon, Canal Zo Cloudy ROLL CALL CONTINUES Special Dispatch to The Star. FAIRFAX, Va., December 5.— Mrs. John Warnock Echolls of Vienna, county roll call chairman for the Red | Cross membership drive, announces that ‘Lhe local roll call is still being con- tinued and asks all residents to co- | operate, as calls on the Red Cross are increasing dafly. Miss Sarah Cox has been appointed | chairman of the drive in Mount Ver- | non district in place of Mrs. George | West, resigned. Mrs. Ronald Caton has | beenappointed chairman in Belle Ha- | ven community. PELES LN | MAN’S TOES SEVERED | By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, December 5.— Missing the log he was aiming at while cutting wood near his home yes- terday afternoon, James Smith, colored, | of Dumfries, Va., brought his ax down on his right foot and completely sev- ered the five toes from that foot. He was rushed to the Alexandria Hospital. LOST. BIRD DOG—Black Please re- turn to 241 Strickler ave., Clarendon, | and_receive reward, or cali' NA. 1 | BROOCH. studded with garnets: lost down- a‘n\\ann(urdl)', December 3, 1932. 464 P Small, white, Spitz, female, bad_left eve; answers to e . _Ga. 8! Feks DOG—Male; small shaggy, white, gars and face: answers to' name | Tag_No. 11428. Reward._Clev. % EYEGLASSES—Shell rim, after 11 pm, Wednesdey, Nov. 30. in corridor or Irwnl: of 1 or front of 1220 C st. s.e. | GLASSES, metal rim, in Hausem: case; lost Saturday.’ Reward. University campus. Miss Beatty. KODAK NEGATIVES AND PRINTS in fim envelope. _ Pictures at beach. Vicinity 10th to 14th. P and H sts. Call Pot. 5524. Apt. | 210, ._Reward. . MINK ~ NECKPIECE—Two-skif"; evening at 37th and S sts. n.w. Call Emerson 4064. NECKPIECE. fur. mixed Light anc dark brown. between Kennedy-Warren and end of Mt. Pleasant car line. Reward. Call Co- lumbia_2869. MUFF, lost in taxi cab Bunday evening, black Persian lamb muff. Telephone Cleve. 4634, Reward. A A PURSE, brown silk, in. Fox Theater: vaiuable account of keys; name and address in purse. Liberal reward. Apt. 519 Park road. 5% SPRINGER SPANIEL, male, blnck-lg:d stripe, answers ¢ “Lipton.” Libes ward.” _Bergmat Laundry, 823 G s WRIST WATCH, name “Grace vicinity 10th and F sts. n.w. Saturday. ward. “Atlantic 1849. Bros. American Friday Reward. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros, Co,, 1212 F St. Prompt Aute Delivery Servi Artistie—sxpressive—inexpensive GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MODERATE PRICES PHONE NAT. 0106 “op'brenine {dth & E | 7 and Sundays &L Lye GEO, A. COMLEY _ 8.5 % ST 0146 & Arfl:i:: T'flmim by lxn:- 89 | ginia TORIA V. late Edward L. Hooff. She is survived | by her two sons and four daughters. Re- mains Testing at the Ives funeral home, 310 Wilson blvd, Clarendon, Va, FPu- Christmas Sale Planned. FORESTVILLE, Md, December 5 (Special) —The annual Christmas sale of the Forestville Methodist Episcopal Church will be held in conjunction with an oyster and chicken salad sup- per at Woodmen's Hall Thursday nigit. @ard of Thanks. ALLEN. ESTHER G. The husband, father, | sister_and estire family of Mrs. ESTHER | G. ALLEN. deceased, wishes to heartily | thank all those who extended their sym- | pathy ‘to us In our bereavement. in the | loss of our beloved ESTHER. We are deeply moved and consoled by the noble | spirit_and loyaity of her associates in the Record and Audit Review Division and the entire force of the Internal Rev- enue Department. Truly their sympathy and commiseration have been a sustaining power in our grief and sorrow. _Again | we wish to express our gratitude and ap- | preciation to them. O. E. ALLEN. 6 Braths. BLACKWELL, HENRIETTA. Departed this iife Sunday, December 4. 1932. at Stod- dard_Baptist Home, Mrs. HENRIETTA BLACKWELL, widow of the late Samuel | Blackwell. Besides seven nieces and one | nephew, she leaves many friends to mourn their loss. Funeral Tuesday, December 6. at 1 o'clock, from McGuire's funeral home. 1820 Gth st. n.w. Interment at Harmony Cemetery . BROWN, MARY JANE. i on Friday. December 2. 1032 at b p.n.. at her residence. 2517 Eye st. n.W.. JANE BROWN. ' She leaves to urn their loss two sisters. Mrs. Lucy Cook and Mrs. Margaret Burgess and a host of other telatives and friends. Fu- neral Tuesday. December 6. at 1 pm. from Mount Zion Baptist Church. Arling- ton. Va.. Rev. James E. Green officiating. Interment Odd Fellows' Cemetery. BURNS., HELEN M. Departed this life on Sunday. Decembér 4. 1032, HELEN M beloved daughter of Jjohn J. and the laté Margaret E. Burns. Funeral from her late residence. 423 Oneida place n.w.. on December 7. at 8:30 am. Aloysius Church, where re- the repose of her s Relatives friends invited. Interment Mount Ol Cemetery. [ BUSHONG, MRS. SUMMERVILLE JANE. Monday. Decembe 1939, ) SU! MERVILLE JANE BUSHONG. aged 79 | years, beloved wife of the late Tsaac New- | ton Bushong. Notice of funeral here- after WHILAMINA. Sunday, Decem- her residence, 5 d VHILAMINA of Inez and Anthony Willi v Testing ‘at Otis . 1%th st. and Florida Notice of funeral later. V. MUEL _T. Saturday, De- . at St Elizabeth’s Hos- ital, Rev. MUEL T. CRAIG. devoied usband of Eva F. Craig, father of Eleanor Woodley and Adele Wilmore and brother of Alice Blair, Flora Saunders and_Silas Craig. Remains resting at Otis P. Al- len’s. funeral home, 12th_st. and Florids ave. n.w., until 6 p.m. Monday, Decem- -ber' 5. thereafter at his late residence, 911 45th place n.w. Puneral Wednesday, December 7, from Miles Memorial C, M. E. Church. 'Relatives and friends invited. DAVIS, JAMES. Departed this life Decem- cember 2, 1032. at his sister’s residenc after a brief illness. JAMES DAVIS, be- loved son of Mrs. Cora Davis. Funeral on Tuesday, December 319 North Payette st., de RONCERAY, MARIE LOUISE. On Fri- day. December 2. 1 MARIE LOUISE de RONCERAY. of 1239 Girard st. nw. TFuneral from Saffell's_funeral parlors, 5tA and H sts. n.w., on Tuesday, December 6. at 8:30 am.; thence to St Patrick’s Church, where mass will be said at 9 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 5 DOWLING, MINNIE G. On Sunday, Decem ber 4. 1032, at Homeopathic Hospiti MINNIE G. DOWLING_(nee Prior), be: loved wife of Walter D. Dowling. ' Fu- neral from her late residence, 2306 Dakota ave. n.e.. Thursday. December iatives and friends invited. n gressional Cemetery. JAMES LEWIS. On Sunday, De- 4_ 1032 at Camp Parcle.” Md., MES LEWIS EVANS. busband of the late Harriet Evans. _Surviving him_are three brothers, five sisters and other rela- tives and Iriends. Remains at Frazie funeral home, Rhode Island ave. n.w. Funeral Wednesday. Decémber 7. ‘at 1 pm. from Galbraith A. M. E. Church, th st. between L and M sis. Friends in- vited. ' Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 6 HALLORAN. On Priday, Decem- ber 3 50 p.m., at her resi- dence, 4401 Conduit road, MARY E.. b loved daughter of the late'John and Mar- garet Halloran_ Funeral from her late residence on Tuesday, December 6. at 830 a.m. Requiem high mass at Holy Trinity Church at 9:15 a.m. Relatives and {riends invited to attend. Please omit flowers. 5 HAWKINS, LOTTIE B. On Saturday. De- cember 3, 1 LOTTIE B. HAWKINS, the devoted daughter of Rev. Z. M. Haw: kins and the late Mary E. Hawkins: fo: ter-sister of Ethel Hawkins and niece Perry E. Hawkins. Remains resting at Ernest Jarvis fune-al church. 1432 Funeral Tuesday, December from the above undertaking Interment Harmony Cem- | Departed this life | and et on Y ber 4, place da < MOLLIE. _On Monday, ?. at the Barbizon-Plaza ., New' York City, ANNA MOLLIE, shiter of Minnie and the late Abraham Hermann and beloved sister of Sads Rosetta and _ Walter the parlors of Conn. ave., on at 10:30 ‘a.m. | Hots day Hermann-Stern, Hermanp. Funeral fr Almus R Speare. 16 # Wednesday. December 7. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. HOOFF, VICTORIA V. On Sunday, Decem- 4. 1932, at_the residence of her ghter, Mrs. Frances Schatz of 301 ave.. Aurora Heights. Va., VIC- HOQOFF. beloved wife of the neral Tuesday, December 6. at 3 p.m. from 1Ives’ chapel. Interment in Oak Wood Cemetery, Falls Church, Va. A NIEL 1. _On Sunday. December , 1932, at his residence, 717 “nd_st. . DANIEL 1. beloved son of the late David_and the ahove residence cember 7 Annie Horan. Funeral from n Wednesday, De- at 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass at St. Aloysius Church at 10 a.m. ment’ Mount Olivet Cemetery. nd friends Invited. KAUFMAN, MARGARET A. On Sun December 4, 1 at her residence, 11th st. s.e. MARGARET A.. beloved wife of Joseph D. Kaufman. ~Funeral from the above residence on Wednesday, December 7. at 8:30 am;: thence to Holy Com- forter Church. where mass will be said at Inter- Relatives 6 9 a.m. *Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 6 LAWRY, JAMES L. On Monday. December 5. 1 at 4:15 am., his son. 213 Cedar ave., Takoma Park, Md., JAMES L. loving husband of the late Margaret L. Lawry. in his 74th vear. Funeral from the Takoma Park Seventh. Day Adventist Church, ber 6, at 2:30 p.m. wood Cemetery, LEWIS, WASHINGTON. On_Saturday, De- cember 3. at Waiter Reed Hospital WASHINGTON LEWIS, devoted father of Isabel Turner, Magdalene Carter of Chi- cago. Tl Philip and Frank Davis and stepfather of Thomas E. Smith. Wednesday. December 7. his late residence, 1283 Carrolburg pl. 5.W. Remains resiing at the Jarvis_funeral church, 1 until 7 p.m. Monday, late residence. LIGGINS, WALTER. day, De-_mber 1. 1 2424 1700 5t n.W.. WALTER, the devoted husband “f "Blanche Liggins. Funeral Tuesday, necember 6, af 2:30 p.m. e the residence of Tuesday, Dece Interment ‘in Gle: Funeral at 10 am., from W. Ernest U st. n.w. thereafter at his Suddenly, on Thurs- st his residence. from v. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. LOY. WILLI'M FRANKLIN. On Sunday, December 4, 1932, at Monigomery County Hospital, WILLIAM FRANKLIN LOY, age 11 years, the beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Spencer Loy of near Gaithersburg, Md. | Remains resting at Earnest C. Gartner's | funeral home, Gaithersburg, Md. ~Funer: es Wednesday, December 7, at D.m.. from Bethesda M. E. Church. Brown: ville, Md. Interment church cemeters. MALONE. WILLIAM_F. On Sunday. cember 4. 1932, WILLIAM P. q vears. beloved “husband_of Virgl Malofie (nee Bishop). Funeral fr late residence. 4115 Hayes st Wednesday, December 7. at 2 p.m atives and friends invited. Interment | Congressional Cemeters 3 McGRAIN, THOMAS. On Sunday. Decem- ber 4. 1932, THOMAS McGRAIN, beloved husband _of Gertrude McGrain and son | of the late John J. McGrain. Remains resting at the S, ‘M. Hines Co. funeral | home, 2001 14th st. n.w. Notice of fu- neral Iater. McQUEEN. QUEEN. Friday. December °. Gallinger _ Hospital, Q! She leaves to mourn their los band. Daniel McQueen: her mother and fatner. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson; one sis- ter, Margie Smith. 4nd & host of other Telatives ond friends. Puneral Tuesday, December 6, at 2 pm.. from 40 K st ne.. Rev. k Williams officiating. In- terment Payne's Cemetery. | MURPHY, JOHN M. On Saturday, Décem- | ber 3. 1032. at the residence of his sis- ter, Mre. Margaret O'Connor, 713 Prince- ton st. n.w.. JOHN M. beloved husband of the’ late Ellen Murphy: father of Wil- flam 3. Murphy and brother of William P. Murphy. . Funeral from T. F. Costello's chiapel, 1724 North Capitol st., on Tues- day. December 6, at 8:30 am.; thence to St. Gabriel's Church, where requiem mass | will be said at 9 'a.m. Relatives and | friends tnvited. Interméent Mount Olivet | Cemeters. . NEWSOM, HUBERT, On Sunday, December 4. 1932, HUBERT, beloved husband of Eijzabethi L. Newsom. Funeral from his | Inte residence. 1120 East Capitol st., on | Wednesday. December 7, 8t 1:30 p.m. Remains will be taken to Ninth Street Christian ‘Church, ' 9th and D sts. n.e, where services will be held at 3 p.m. Rel- atives and friends Invited. ~ Interment Glenwood Cemeters. 6 NEWSOM, BUBERT. A special communi- cation ot Hope Lodse, No. 20, . A 4. 3, is hereby called for the purpose of attend- ing_the funeral of our late brother, HU- BERT NEWSOM, past m: pm. 3 Attest: PAUL B. ELCAN, O’BRYHIM, JOSEPH H. Suddenly. on Sat- urday, December 3, at_his resi- | dence, 210 12th st sw. JOSEPH H. | fa"he 77ih year of his sge, husband. of ihe late Alice V. O'Bryhim and devoted Tather ‘of Eugene and Joseph O'Bryhim d Mrs. Margaret Watkins, ~ Funeral | services at the chapel of P. A. Taltavull, 436 7th st. sw. on Tuesddy. December | 8. at'10 an. Reiatives and friends in- vited. - Interment at POWELL, GEORGE W. Departed this life Saturday. December 2. GEORGE W EOWELL of 3L12 Sherman ave. 5% life on am., st ted this E cQUEEN. | Falmouth. Va. (3034 M St NW RAWLS, LOUISE. Enteréd into eternal rest on Sundsy, December 4, 1932, at 6 am.. LOUISE RAWLS. at the residence of her randdaughter. Mrs. Emma L. Morrls, 2121 st. n.w. She leaves to mourn their loss two devoted daugh! Mrs. Mary Porter of this city and M a_Bell Hayes of Long Branch, N. J.; three loving grandchildren, Joseph Porter. Mrs. Virginia P. Sears and Mrs. Emma L. Morris; three great-grand- children, Harold L. Porter. Theresa L. Porter and Grace L. Sears. Funeral from her granddaughter's residence fabbve) at 1:30 p.m.. on Tuesday, December 6, Rev. W. H._ Jernagin. offciating. ~Interment Harmony Ce; ery. - REPETTI. JOHN J. ddenly. on Sature iay. December 1. 1032, at Georgetown University Hospital. Dr. JOHN J. RE- PETTI, son of George R. and the Alice G. Repetti. Funeral from the p lors of James T. Ryan. 1117 Pennsylvania ave. s.e., on Tuesday, December 6, at 8:30 am.; thence to St. Peter's Church. se. where mass will be sal Interment Ariington National STEWART. CHARLES LE ROY. On Sune day. December 4, 19: at his residence, R| LE ROY sband of Margaret Stewart, son of Charies H. and E. Stewart. Services at the above dress on Wedne: December 7, at 2:3 p.m. Interment wood Cemetery. 6 SULLIVAN, TIMOTHY ‘The Washington, D. C.. Lodge. No. 15, B. P. O. Elks. will o n of sorrow, at 1804 M p.m. Tuesday, December pose of atending the te brother, TIMOTHY E. IVAN. who passed to the nd lodge the hereafter December 2. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Services at trk’-“; By order of L. O?WLKR. est Exalted Ruler. W. 8. SHELBY, Secretary. IMERVILLE, HILLARY. On _Saturday, "m be: 14 at_his residence, 114 H st. s.w., HILLARY SUMMERVILLE, de- yoted “husband of Daisy Summerville, father of Emmaline Smith and Josephine Mahoney, beloved brother of Mary Arme strong. “Agnes Butler and Thomas Suma merville. He also Jeaves other relatives and a host cf friends. Remal; resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 54 a 1 sts s.w. until Monday evening, then at his late residence. = Funeral Tuess day, December 6. 1032, at § am. rom St. Vincent de Paul Church. South Capitol and M sts. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme etery. TAYLOR, ENOS D. On Saturday, Decem= ber 3."193%, "at his residence. 1705 New- ton st. n.e. ENOS D. TAYLOR. beloved husband of Mary H. Taylor, "Services at the above address on Tuesday. December 3 p.m. Interment Flint Hill, Va. & KATHERINE SEYMOUR. On day. December 1, 1932, at the hom of her brother-in-law. ington Interment at Arlington Natio: Gemetery o Monday, December 5, TRUNDLE, THOMAS H. On Monday, De~ cember 5, 1032, THOMAS H., belove!i hus- band of the late Mary Trundle and fathe of ‘the late Thomas I. Trundie. Punersl from the late residence, 3511 T st. n. Belatives and iriends vited. “Intarmint Cedar HIIIl Cemetery. “vived- Interment WILKINSON, MINNIE P. On turday, December '3, 1093 at ‘her resiqescs. o8 Lincoln road. Old Greenwich, Gonn., MIN: NIE P. WILKINSON, beloved wife of Harry C. Wilkinson and mother of Harry 3tq Vikinson, formerly of Chievy Chase, ashington. D, C. v vede Natlamei s> ©- nterment WILLIAMS, JAMES S. On Sunday, Decem~ Do 510i%, 31, Providence Howsital ears. so Thomas and Jane P. Wx?l\:‘mos lh:!e‘.‘i: survived by two sisters, Mrs. Bettie La Pruex and Grace M. Wi . _Remains resting at his late home, ? 10th st. s.w, Funeral from Epiphany Chapel, 12th and C ste. s.w.. on Wednesday, December 7, hea 10 B , Relatives and friends in: nd. hed to 4 nterment Congzessional WILSON, MARY T. On Saturday, De: = ber 19 at_her residence, ’Sflflfiez‘lm (Dl}‘n{‘e“l'\e“:.d PI\;‘.‘IP T“ SH.SON. wife of e la 'Wars . Wi l“}:hfl. H. Hines Co. h:ntan ome S00L n.w., ‘Tuesd; a g1 aml Tnterment Glenwood: Gemes 5 WOOD, KATHERINE. per 4, st. INE. On Sunday, Dec at her residence. £26 10th HERINE WOOD, ‘loving sis- o of Nancy Moore; Lucy Roberts, Mary Fiyn, William, *John and Walter Wood: devoted aunt of Susie Colbert. She leaves other relatives and friends. Rew maing resting at the John T. Rhines fus neral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts.'s.w. Notice of funeral later. WRIGHT, MARY LOUISE. On Sunday, December 4, 1932."at her residence, 1258 6th &t. n.w.. MARY LOUISE WRIGHT, be- loved ' wife' of Clifton A. Wright and mother of Dorls Ellen Wright. She i8 survived by her mother, Mrs. Mary Kens ney and four brothers, Prancis, John, James and Joseph Kenney, and one sise ter, Miss Margaret Kenney. Funeral from 1Be W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 ... on Wednesday, December 8t 8:30 am.: thence to St. Dominic: Chureh, ‘where mass will be offered at 239 §o%ine repose of her soul, ~Relaitves s are invited. Intermel Mount Olivet Cemetery, oo Tu Memoriam CRUMP. MARCELLA WISELY.' joving remembrance of our’ d ROELLA WISELY CRUMP. who left :!::rgle"yrt‘lrx 280 l\)dl!!.l December 5. versar P B8 Ao B s s PR CHILORER DARCY, LILLIAN BEATRICE. In loving memory of our beloved daughter and sisc ter. LILLIAN BEATRICE DARCY. whe Ilergmus six years ago today, December 8, Six years have passed Your death is as fresh today As the day you passed away. Forget you? No. we never will, We loved you then. We love you still. b THE FAMILY. * MAN. MATHILDE M. loving remembrance of m desr dacahiny MATHILDE M. HOFFMAN. who a tll;x.lf”lflg 20 years ago today, Dm:&n . Gone but mot_forgotten HER_DETO R DETOTED FATHER. JOHN PAUL HOUGH. PERRY V. In lovi today, D!:emh!rrg.l lfr";T' e 200 4o Loving and kind in all his ., Upright and just to the e;fl' f"hll daysy Sincere and kind in heart and mind— ‘What a beautiful memory he left Mhll“ HIS CHILDREN. MIDKIFF, NORMA E. In sad but lo MOy RO [T deir baby, NORMA B . who left me today, December 5. 1055, 00 TeATS ago I can never forget While I this world 1 stave ™ d only knows my feeling Since you have gone away. MISKIMON, L at . MIS N. LEOLA S. A tribute of love to the memory of my dear mother. A LEOLA §. MISKTMON, who geparisd this Wife four years ago foday, December Love’s remembrances outlast all, [unchine Basses. snadows fall d years be many, "t Slll they 8¢, flled, dear moiner: Wik ghts ‘of you. HER DAUGHTER, MYRA MIDKIFP, * STALEY. MOLLIE AND JOHN W. ute of love ‘to_the memory of ‘our. lgeed 909%, MOLLIE STALEY, who entered eterc t December 4, ), W. STALEY, April 15, 1 S — ve gone to rest, The ones I love & Thelr firm, true hearts are still; Their hands.'that always gave me help, Now lie in_death’s cold chill. DAUGHTER. BLANCHE BROWN: GI DAUGHTER. BERNICE BROWN. & FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) Phone West 0098 _Established 1841 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th Sl,':la ished l':?onll" North 0047 TIMOTHY HANLON 816 H ST. NE V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the succe: e Phous 1009 H St. N.W, Phoue National 2 WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 ééh s-r(.ma B ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A." 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