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Gawler s I We Maintain William &, Gawier ONS, INC. Nyt 1750-52-54 Pennsylvania Avenue N. W. National 5512-55!3 Phone: SEMI-ANNUAL NATION - WIDE THE EVE CANVASS OF VOTES ORDERED BY HOUSE Prepares for Formality of Electing Roosevelt as Next President. By the Assogiated Press. The House got ready today to go through the formality of electing Frank- lin D. Roosevelt next President of the United States. It adopted and sent to the Senate a concurrent resolution calling for the House and Senate to meet in joint ses- sion at 1 p.m. Wednesday, February 8, to canvass the electoral votes. Not until these have been counted, and the result announced in joint session, will Mr. Roosevelt officially have been elected. In preparation for this joint session, electors chosen in all the States last November are to meet tomorrow to cast their ballots for President. Between now and February 8, official certifica- tions of their votes will be submitted to Congress. On February 8, with Vice President Curtis presiding, ‘under the resolution adopted today, the House and Senate will convene in the House chamber. Certified votes from the 48 States will be opened by the Vice President and counted by four tellers, two representing the House and two the Senate. When the tabulation is completed, Curtis will announce Mr. Roosevelt elected Presi- dent for the term beginning March 4 and John N. Garner, Speaker of the House, elected Vice President. The electors will not be required to come to the Capitol this year. A law passed in 1928 forbids paying their ex- penses it they do come. Registered mail takes the place of messengers or of trips by the electors. i Camels in Egypt are carrying loads weighing as high as 1,500 pounds. N Established 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE Lilncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast GREATER ONE OF THE LARGEST ) UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as 565 w For a_Complete Funeral Cars and All We have amazed the whole profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapia Sts. N.W. You Get the Biggest and the Best from CHAMBERS NG STAR, WASHINGTO Rites Tomorrow FORMER D. C. DENTIST TO BE BURIED IN HARTFORD. Funeral services will be held in Hart- ford, Conn., at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow for Dr. Thomas John Lyons, 40, formerly in charge of the dental clinic of The Star, who died yesterday in the Con- necticut city following a year's illness. He will be burled in St. Patrick's Ceme- tery, Hartford. Dr. Lyons, who was & graduate of Georgetown Dental School, served overseas as a lieutenant in the Medical Corps during the World War. MACDANIEL RITES HELD IN CAPITAL |M. E. Church Official and Daugh- | ter, Killed in Wreck, Buried in Glenwood. High officers of the Methodist Episco- pal Church officlated at jites yesterday for Rev. Frank MacDaniel, secretary of the church extension department, board of home missions, of the church, and his daughter, Mary Louise, both of whom died as a result of an accident near Trenton, N. J, Thursday. Both ‘were buried in the family lot in Glen- | wood Cemetery. | " 'The services at Wright's parlors, Thir- | teenth and O streets, were in charge of | Dr. F. W. Mueller, superintendent of the church extension department. Ad- dresses were given by Bishop Edwin H. Hughes, resident bishop of the Wash- ington area; Dr. Mueller and Rev. Hed- ding B. Leech, a first cousin of Dr. MacDaniel, pastor of the First Metho- | dist Church, Dover, Del. Rev. Fred- erick Brown Harris, pastor of Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church here, also | took part. When the accident occurred Dr. Mac- Daniel was returning to his home in Lake Placid, N. Y., with his two daugh- ters, Mary Louise and Margaret, after spending Christmas here. He was well known here. He was formerly head- | master of Pennington Seminary, Tren- | ton, N. J, and of Genesee Methodist Seminary, Lima, N. Y. Miss Margaret MacDaniel, also in- jured in the crash, is said to be im- proving at Mercer Hospital, Trenton. ACTRESS RECOVERS Says Fall at Long Island Estate Was Accidental. MINEOLA, N. Y., January 3 (®)— Thelma Atterbury of Terre Haute, In who appeared in Ziegfeld's Follles as Feon Van Mar, was moved from Nassau County Hospital to her apartment in New York yesterday. . Able to talk for the first time since she was injured Saturday at the Long Island estate of George E. Kent, the eetress told police investigators she ac- cidentally walked through ‘a French door and fell 20 feet to concrete steps. DISCONTINUED STYLES OF %\ REGULAR STYLES \ 7440, 3} 5% g NORMAL SHOE CO., Inc. Home of Enna Jettick Shoes for Women 1337 F St. N.W. *YOU NEED NO LONGER BE TOLD THAT You HAVE AN EXPEN- SIVE FoOT" D. C, TUESDAY. DEFICIENCY VOTE SEEN TOMORROW House Takes Up Bill to Pro- vide $625,000 for D. C. Welfare Relief Work. ‘The deficiency appropriation bill, car- rying $625,000 for emergency relief work under the Public Welfare Bureau in the District of Columbia during the first six months of the new calendar year, is being considered in the House today. The expectation is that this bill will be passed tomorrow. Most of the time today has been apportioned for general debate. The House District Committee will hold its first meeting of the new year tomorrow. Chalrman Norton, after a conference today with several members of the committee, said the session to- morrow will be devoted principally to determining what the committee recom- mends n&udln‘ the Senate amend- ments to the street rallway merger bill, Chairman Norton and Representative Black, who was chairman of the sub- committee that held hearings and drafted the House bill, expressed the opinion that the House probably will agree to accept the Senate amend- ments so the bill can go promptly to the President for his signature, Hearings are to start tomorrow a tion _ bill. Chairman Cannon of the subcommit- tee. Requests have been sent to the District Commissioners, District Auditor Daniel J, Donovan and the heads of the various departments in the District 'FUNERAL RITES TODAY FOR MRS. HERRON Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery to Follow Services at Home of Son, Funeral services were to be held af 2 pm. today for Mrs. Charlotte P. Herron, mother of Col. Leroy W. Her- ron, advertising manager of The Star, who died Sunday at Atlanta, Ga. Fol- lowing the rites, to be held at the home of Col. Herron, 3111 Garfleld street, burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. S‘w':hen'l Episcopal Church, will offi- cial lbearers will include C. K. Berry- man, H. G. Hanford, George E. Miller, Walter Coates, Frank Rogers, Francis J. Hurley, Guy V. Collins and Galt Burns, all of The Star. Mrs. Herron was the widow of J. Whit Herron, for many years The Star's business manager. He died here in 1910. She had made her home in Wash- ington until about two years ago, having come here with her parents shortly after the Civil War. She was the daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Leander H. Partridge. members of an old New Eng- dand family. Besides her son she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. James H. Butner, Atlanta, at whose home she died; four grandchildren and two great-grand- children. PARAGUAY ABANDONS FORT IN GRAN CHACO Communique Says Larger Bolivian Forces Lost 200 Men in Corrales Attack. By the Assoclated Press. ASUNCION, Paraguay, January 3. An official communique last night an- nounced that Paraguayan forces had abandoned Fort Corrales, in the Gran Chaco, because of the numerical su- periority of the Bolivians. The Bolivians were aided by artillery units in their attack on the fort, the communique said, and the Paraguayans resisted all day. Two hundred Bolivians were killed and many were wounded, the bulletin stated. Although Bolivian forces suc- ceeded in surrounding the fort, the Paraguayans, alded by reinforcements, broke through the circle and retreated in an orderly manner. The communique said the fighting continued near Fort Corrales and that there was no news from other sectors in’ the Gran Chaco. La Paz Reporis Victory. LA PAZ, Bolivia, January 3 (P).— The general staff last night issued a bulletin saying attacks by Paraguayan forces in the Gran Chaco had been repulsed by the Bolivians after a series of brilliant charges. The bulletin added that the enemy fled southeastward from the Duarte sector south of Aguarica and near Carrales, where the conflicts occurred. Deaths li;p;t;d Henrietta J. Ruppert, &5, 1420 Allison st. Einore B oturdock, '3, 1257 Muss, ave mire. o "s“?’m'\'-u B. Youns, 80, Si. Elizabeth's Hos- a PEaurence J. Grant, 78. 006 Girard st. n.e. Charles B, Rice. 78, K05 A st. 78 130 e Charles B. Beatiy. 70. 211 13th t. se. Mariha B. Gunderson. 58, Wardman Fark Hotel. Carl C. Gleason, 52, Providence Hol?ulL Guy Birckhend. 42.'2124 N. Capt. 8! Hilda Brockman, 40, Mount Alto Hospital. Joseph V. Byrne, 37, United States Vet- erans’ Hospital. Neville Carter, 28, Georgetown Hospital. Emma E. Isbiil 70, 180K N. J. Isaac Carroll. 48, 456 Va. ave. s.W. Wallace F. Carter, 46, 446_Q st Joseph Chariton, 40. 1005 50th st. n.e. Marle V. Wilson, 34. Gallinger Hos Grace A Fobertson. 8. 1204 42d pl. n. Bertha Fisher, 18, Gallinger Hospital. FOU HOl‘!ND—Bh:l and wi 2 ‘male. Call G LADY call or Lincoln 1105-J before 5 p.m. about mother airedale dog at Rossivn, Vi dog's owner found. LOS3T. light brown, long-haired Pomeranian answers name of “Bobby.” Reward. 997 EYEGLASSES. on Saturday morning in the v d_Indiana ave —Reward e Red Sre " Rihex. District Deser branch 14. GERMAN POLICE PUP, 0 months old, lignt in color, female; answers to name “Gypsy.’ Finder please call Adams 0351- SSES (silver). key and compact. in Con- A one e or Bt “Baui Bhurch: CRe- Ward. Mrs. Young, Col L LADY'S _ POCKETBOOK—Brown — 1ea HRYE, R T, 1 i NOTEBOOK—Loose-leafed Le Va: Call West 2. OLICE SHIELD No. 1124, Rewsrd SZ.60 For fettrn, Address Box 110-D; ‘Btar office. PUPPIES_(2), pointers, Rewara if returhed 4310 3 Emerson_3291. FEES | SR s 10:30 a.m, on the District appropria- | This was announced by | Government requesting their presence | Rev. George F. Dudley, pastor of St.| JANUARY 3, 1933 Qard of Thanks. LEMLY, LAWSON WALTER. We press our thanks to owr many A loved one, LA Kfi%’;@:’fy?fl Beuths. A TIVH Emerecnr Hoepitsi uary 2 3, ergency Hospital. THORBRRT BATTLE - e lenver o | mourn their 10ss a_father, three brothers and two sisters. 'Body temporarily rest- ing at Malvan & Schey's funeral home, New Jersey ave. and R &t. n.w. Remains Tl be shiped to Rocky Mount, N. C. Thursday, January b. . BOWSER. GEORGE I. On Tuesday. Janu- | ary 3.°1033. at his residence. 1646 16th | §t. niw. GEORGE I._BOWSER. devoted husband of Rhoda E. Bowser. devoted son of Joseph Bowser and the late Elizabeth Bowser, brother of Joseph, ir. Lillian Ad- derson,” Augustine Bowser and the devot- | ed son-in-law of Georg: Stewart, | Netice of funeral later. 5 6 BURDETTE, JERRY L. On Monday, Jan- | uary % 1033, JERRY L. BURDETTE, be- loved husband of Vivia Day Burdette. from Calvary M. E. Church, ML, | Funer, ay. 4 at 1:30' p.m." Interment in Damascus Gem- etery. Damascus, Md. BURROWS. EMMA S. Tuesday, January 3, EMMA 8. beloved wife of Claude Burrows. Funeral services st W W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 140 Ohiapin st. n.w. Thursday, January 5. | at 2 p.m. Reiatives and friends invited. | Interment Washington Memorial Park | Cemetery. | CARNES, RHOADA. Departed this life sud- | denly.” Monday, January 2, 1033, at the residence of her daughter, 503 M. st. n.e. RHOADA CARNES. Sbe' is survived by | her - daughfer, Dora R. Green: grand- | ghter, Okalee Cooke: grandson, Lioyd | Kanes, and_other relatives and {riends Remains resting in the funeral parlors of Alexauder 8. Pope, 315 15th st &.e. | Notice of funeral later. CHAMP, MARIA. On Monday, Js | 1083, et 1005 Lamont s > i CHAMP. faithful friend of Di | William’ Alien ‘Wilbur. - Hemains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1433 U st n.w. Puneral Wednesday, | Januars 4."at 1:30 p.m., from the W. Ernest Jai/ls funeral church, 1433 U st. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Ceme- tery. COLEMAN, MARY E. On Saturday, De- cember 31, 1932, at her residence, 1211 st. n.w. MARY E. widow of 'Harry Coleman_ “Services at her late residence Wednesday, January 4, at 10 a.m. Inter- | ment Oak Hill Cemetery, 3 | CORCORAN, GRACE L. On Sunday. Jan- uary 1, '1033. 'at ‘Chiidren's _Hospi GRACE'L. CORCORAN. age: 7 month: beloved daughter of Herman L. and Lu- | cille Corcoran. Funeral from_ the Deal | funeral home, H st. ne. Wednesday January 4. at 2:30 pm. Relatives and | iriends invited.” " Interment Cedar Hill emeters. God wanted another angel To put in His garden fair, 8o He took our darling baby And left our home so bare. | MOTHER AND DAD. 3 CRAWFORD, JOHN W. Departed this life Monday, January ‘2, 1933, at Garfleld Hospital, JOHN W. GRAWFORD, beloved husband'of Ruth F. Crawford and beloved brother of George W.. William ¥ Joseph and the late Charles I. Crawford. He leaves ma Telatives and friends to mourn their loss. = Funeral from Century Catholic Church, Bowle, Md., Wednesday, nuery 4, at 10 a.m.’ Remains resting at_McGuire's funeral home, 1820 Oth st. D.w. after 8 p.m. Tuesday. Interment at Bowie, Md. . CROCKETT, SARAH. Departed this life De. cember 4 at_Gallinger Hospital She leaves to moun Maggie John- ex- iends for Alry, Md. Wed January | their loss one son: two daughters, Mary and Margaret tien. Funeral from her late residence. Plesce st. nw. Wednesday, January &3t 1pm. Intefment at Pavoes Cem- | efery. DANT, J. BLAKE. On Mondey, January 1933, at 7:05 pm., at_his residence. 2832 Franklin'st. n.e.’ J. BLAKE DANT, aged G years, husbaid of Katherine C. Dant (nee Roache). ~Puneral from the above residence on Thursday, JAnusry b, at am.: thence to St Prancis de Sales’ Church, where requiem mass. will | | be sung at 9'a.m. for the repose of his | soul. Relatives and friends invited. In- | _terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. | DI_ SILVESTRE, FIDELA. On Monday, | January 1033, ‘at her_parents’ resi- dence. 1020 3rd st. ne. FIDELA. infent | daushter of Tobla and Bettina Di Silves- | tre. Notice of funeral later. DORSEY, JOSEPH _J, 1. 1933 | st his'home, 4414 Clay'st. n.e.. JOSEPH | J. DORSEY. beloved father of Charles 8, | Dorsey and Rosie Lee and grandfather of | Louisa Dorsey. Mass at the Church of | the Incarnation, Deanwood. Wednesday, | January 4. at 0 am_ Interment at Mount | | Olivet “Cemetery. Priends and relatives | invited. EY EDES. GRACE FLETCHER. Suddenly, on Monday, Jenuary 2. 1033, st her resi- dence, the Highlands. GRACE FLETCHER, widow of Lieut. Comdr. Ben Long Edes. U. S N. and mother of Elizabeth Edes | _ and Grace Edes Talman. Funeral private. | ELLIS, WILLIAM. Departed this life on Sunday, January 1, 1933. at his dence, 2207 Flagler pl.” n.w.. WILLIAM ELLIS. devoted husband of Carrie Eils. He Jeayes three sons, one daughter and a devoted mother-in-law. Mrs. Rosa Henderson. Remains resting at_the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st. nw. untl 7:30 am. Wednesday, there- after at his late residence, Funeral Wed- nesday, January 4. at 3:30 pm., from | 8t. George's Episcopal Church, 1st and | | R sts. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. . December RTHA. On Thurs %, BER' devoted FISHER, 29, 14 THA _FISHE] daughter of Harty Fisher and _step- | daughter of Ruth Fisher. She also le three sisters, one brother. four uncles four aunts. 'Puneral Wednesday, January 3. at 12 noon, from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. Iater- ment Martinsburg, Md FROST, MILDRED MITCHELL. On Sunday, January 1, 193:3. at Sibley Hospital, MIL- DUED MITCHELL FROST, neloved daugn ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mitchell. - neral from the residence of her sister, Mrs. George B. Clark. 4119 22nd st n.e., on Wednesday, January 4, Relatives and friends invited. | Glenwood Cemetery. | GARLAND. CHARLES A. Suddenly. on Sat- urday, December 31, 103: | dence. 1125 1%9th st. n.w., CHARLES A., | beloved husband of Virgie M. Garland and father of Mrs. Carol Kinz. _Services at 8. H. Hi Co.’s funersl hom 2001 . on Thursday. January 5, at p.m. Interment Arlington ational Cemetery. 4 GARLAND. CHARCES A. A special com- munication of Lebanon Lodge, No. 7. F. A A. M., is hereby called (o‘ 1:15 p.m. ‘Thursday. January 1 . at the Ma- fo;lic';l‘em?lt. (m’l Ih? Ppurpo: . 3 cgnd:fl- ng the fureral of ‘our late brother, CHARLES A. GARLAND. THOMAS R. WILSON, Master.4 GRAY, ADRIAN BERNARD. On Monday, January 2, 1033, ADRIAN BERNARD, the beioved Ida and Paul Gray and brother of Paul, Alliston and Everdine Gray. Remains will be at late residence, | 2131 Virginia ave. n.w.. Tuesday noon. Funeral from his late residence Wednes- day, January 4, at 9:30 a.m.; thence to 8t. Augustine’s Church High requiem mass at 10 a.m. Relatives and frlends invited . GRA “‘("EOKGE M. 3, husband On Monday, January | GEORGE H. GRAY. belnve; of Catharind M. Gray (nee Reagan) Puneral from his Ia Tesi- dence, 1 Maple View pl s.e., on Wed- nesday, January 4. at 8:90 am. Mass at 8t. Theresa’s Church, 13th and V sts. se. at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends in- | Vited. Interment private. Kindly omit | flowers, HARRIS. SOPHIA. On Sundey. January 1, 1033, "a¢ ‘the residence of het Riscer Rers. | Jeniie V. Wood of Seminary. Alexandria, | Y. Miss "SOPHIA™ HARRIS. Funerai | Wednesday, January 4, at 2 pm.. from McGuire's funeral home, 1820 Oth st. n.w. HART, PETER M. Sunday. January 1. 1033, at Naval Hospital, PETER M. HART of 215 3rd st. n.w. ' Funeral from Wm. J. lley’s funeral home., 522 Sth st. s.e. Wednesday, January 4, at 1:30 p.m. In- terment Arlington Cemetery, Relatives and friends invited. HART, PETER M. The officers and mem- bers of Loyalty Lodge, No. 4, Order of Shepherds of Bethlehem, sre hereby noti- fled of the death of Sir PETER M. HART. Shepherd services at Wm. J. Naliey's fu neral home. Bth st. s.e., Tuesday, January 3, at p.m. HEIL. DOLORES M. On Monday. January 2 1933, at her residence, 2308 H st. n.w ., | DOLORES M., beloved daughter of Frank | C. and Albertina G. Heil. Puneral from | her late residence Thursday, January 5. at 840 am.: thenee to Stephen's Onurch. th st. and Pa. ave. n.w.. where reauiem mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, 4 HEIL. DOLORES. Members of St. Stephen's Sodallty are requested to assemble at the Iesidence of our late member. DO! HEIL, Tuesday, January e 8 Damc > ANNIE 1. BURNS, Pres. * NES, AUDREY. On Monday, January 1043, at her restdente, 1631 ‘4th st. n.w., ihe' devoted daughter Jones. Funeral Thurs- . January 5. at 3 pm.. fromr the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U at. n.w. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 4 KALAVITINOS. GUS. On Sunday, January 1.1933, GUS, beloved husband' of Jane Kalavitinos. Puneral from his late resi- dence, 615 First st. n.w., on Tuesday, Jan- uary 3. at 1:30 p.m.: thence to SS. Helen and Constantine Church. 6th and O sts. sw. at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends inyited. “interment Prospect Hill Ceme- KEYSER, MARGARET JANE. Suddenly. on Bunday. January 1. 1833, at 9:20 B st. MARGARET JANE. da ne. ter 1até Robinson and Elizabeth C. Bawler's ons, Wednesday, January 4. ment Rock Creek Cemetery. B. On Monday, January 2 e Bome ot her dnuenier M late Beaths. T pomes . e aad B ot Notice of funeral later. . LOWERY, HARVEY. On Sunday. January 1. 1633, HARVEY, the son of Gabriel W. Lowery. brother of Gertrude Lee, Pauline Deskins. Mozelle Biss. Louis Paul and Alvard Lowery. Pune &Y U at 2 B West ‘End pario ton ave. n.w. Cemetery, O . f Mty Bavaall Lyons. "Funsres foan rn late residence on Thursday. January 6. at B:30 am.: thence to St Matthew Church, where mass will be offered at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited to a lend. Interment at Mount Olivet Cem- etery, 4 M-s. Humason, 130 Palm st. Hartfo.d . Dr. THOMAS JOHN gvowu of P18 M st n.w. Washington, D. C.. be- loved husbena of Marie Stephens Lyo Funeral ffom the funeral home of Parley & M 120 Capitol ave., Januar m. Interment St. artford, Conn. MACKINTOSH., ERNEST KING. On Mon- day, January 2. 1633, at his Tesidence, 30 8 st nw, 3 band of Genevieve W. Mackin on® Son ices at the above address on Wednesd Jan: 4, 8t 2 pm. Interment Glen- Patrick 15th s + JAMES CLINTON, beloved hus- band of Anna E. Major, Funeral services &t W. W. Chambers Go. funeral home. 1400 'Chapin n.w.. esday. Jan- mary 4, at .30 p.m latives “and {riends “invited.” Interment at Cressona. 4 McBRIDE, LANGSTON BERNARD. On Tues- day, Jindary 3, 1933 at his residence. N n.w., LANGSTON BERNARD devoied son of Langston Ber- nard and Garnetta McBride and grandson of Thomas and Hattie McB-ide. Notice of ter. ~Remains resting at_the - [Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 143% U'st. nw. McCLAIN, DORA MALLOI linkering irese BORA" MALLORS 55, CLAIN, wife of Henry McClain, sister of Miss Julia Mallory of New York City, Mrs. Minnte Jackson of Orange Gounty. Va. William Mallory of Indiana, Charles Malio: of Washington, D. C. and Joseph Mallory of Orange County. a friends. Puneral Wednesday, January 4, at 8 pm. from Henry Washington's funeral pariors. 467 N st. n.w. Interment Ruuflll, January 5, at Orange cv\lgly. McVEARRY, ROSE MARY. January 2. 1933, ROSE years, beloved Cutherine eral from day, January Mount Olivet friends invited. MILBURN, MAI A BURN, 8r. MOORE, ELLA SNOWDEN. On_ Monday. January 2. 1933. at her residence. the Argonne Apartments, 1626 Columbia road nw. after a brief illness. A SNOW- DEN. wite of the late Lester David Moore and mother of Mrs. Albert N. Crow of New York: Mrs. Hugh Saxon of Los Angeles. Calif.: Mrs. R. Quigley, Mrs, M. H. Stevens of Washingion, D. C.. and Mrs. ‘Walter R. Oallender of Providence. R. I Remalns resting at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st. n.w.. un- HI 1:30 pm. Wednesday. Services at St. Thomas' Episcopal Church. 18th and Church sts. n.w.. on Wednesday, januar & at 2:30 pin. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. ] ;L 2poey, January 2 1933. at 8 p.m., J.. widow of John P. Murphy. Puneral from T. F. Costello chapel. 1724 North Capitol st.. Th: morning, Jenuary 5. at 8:30 thence to St. Aloysius Church, Ifquiem high mass will be sung at grelock. erent Mount Olivet Gem Ty, 8, Cer N T, sm. Sunday, t Hllersst Sanitari; ‘Mex.. MARLON T. MiL: ALFRED. On Tuesday. NAGLE, . Janua fome Sromieihe Ahited States. Soldiers ome " Hospital, ALFRED ~NAGLE. mains restin the 8. H. neral home. 2001 14t of funeral later. NEUHAUS, CATHERINE CECELL day. Junuary 1- 1033, GATHERINE OB CELIA NEUHAUS (nee Gallagher), beloved wife of August W. Neuhaus of 6i4 Som- erset pl. n.w. Puneral from the above residence Wednesday. January 4, at 8:30 am. High requiem ~mass at Nativity Church, at § am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. = Relatives and friends invited. 3 NORTHRUP. LEWIS V. _Suddenly, Jan- usry 1, 1033, at 4515 ‘est Virgin ave) Bithesda, Md. LEWIS 3 NORFH: RUP, beloved husband of Grace Northrup. He also leaves one son. Lewis V. Northrup, Jr. He was ‘member of American Lodge, No. and Myron M. Park ‘Washington, D. January 4, at 2 p.m.. from the above res dence. Relatives and friends invited. 3 PARISEAU, ALPHONSE. On Mondsy. Jan- uary 1, 1933, at his’residence. 523 14th st. ne' ALPHONSE, beloved husband of the late a Pariseau and father of Joseph, _ Yvonne, _Ireme. Marion and George Pariseau Puneral from the above residence on Thursday, January 5, at 8:30 a.m.; thence to Holy Comforter Church, where mass will be offered at § a.m. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 3 PARROTT, CLAUDE R. On Monday, Janu- ary 2, 1933, E .m., at his resi w. dence 20th st LAUDE "“the beloved son of the late Raiph and Mamie E. Parrott, father of Claudia F. Parrott and brother of Ethel Pope and ‘Gertrude Campbell and grand- son of Sarah Reeder. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. PYE. MAUDE. On_Sundsy, Janusry 1, at 1 am. st her residence, Apt Alexandria. Va. wife of the late William Pye, devoted daughter of Mi Catherine Berty. She also leaves two sisters. five brothers and A~ host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1433 U st. nw. Funeral Thursday. Janusry 5. at i pm. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1433 U st. o.w. Interment Har- mony Cemetery. 4 32, or | ROMLEY. JOBN J. Sunday, January 1, R A A LT 5. "ROMLEY’ 1933, a E E 4 Funeral from the Deal funeral home, 816 H st. ne. Thursday, January 8. at 11 ‘a.m.” “Relatives friends invited. Interment Cedar Cemetery. 4 ROSE, ADA V. Departed life Monday, January 2. ‘1933, .m., ADA V. ROSE. 16ving wife of Hiram'L. Rose. She leaves to mourn their loss & hus- band. son, daughter and a host of other relatives and friends. ~Remains resting at Otis F. Allen's funeral home, 13th st. and Fla. ave. n.w. Puneral from St. Augus- tine's Church Thursday, January 5. at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olif 4 On Sunday. 7 1 ,_at_her residence, 1420 Allison st. HENRIETTA J., beloved wife of the late John P. lllf'flt and mother of Anna Chambers, William Rup- pert, Charles F. Ruppert and Ida Caspar Puneral from the above residence on Wed- Desday. Jenuary 4. 'at 0 a.m.: thence to . _Mary's, Church, where mass wi said et 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. 3 SAVAGE, DELORES. Tuesday. 1933, ‘at, Children's Ho mi.' ELORES Tt w - Troms the W, Exnest Jatvis faneral Chireh, 1432 You st. n.w. 5 SAVOY, TILLIE. January 1, 1633. ‘at her resid P st. n.w., TILLIE SAVOY. wife of Rich- ard ‘Savoy. ~Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You LPH W. On Monday. AR RBolen W, Med e beloved husband of Sieverling. Puneral from the home, 816 H st. n... on Thursday. uary ‘5. at 2 p.m. interment Congre: sioial Cemetery. - SIMMS. HOWARD. Sunday. Janusry 1. 1933, at 7 . HOWARD' SIMMS. devoted son of o and Dempsey Simms and brother of Cal- vin. " George. James. Alice. Lawrence, Lulia, and David Simms and Julia Cor- bin. 'Notice of funeral later. SMITH. LEONARD (MIKE). On Sunday, January 1, 1033 at Galiinger Hospital. LEONARD'(MIKE) SMITH. _He leaves to mourn_ their_loss & wife. Bessie Smith; two sisters, Ethel Rex and Carrie Smith: three brothers, Henry, George and Th Smith. Remains resting at Mal- funeral he . J. ave. from ‘the_above January 5, at 2 pm. Cemetery. 4 R Janu Suddenly, on ay, mey%" to 8t Francis Xa: uiem mn:‘ Roul fhutment " Moung. Oiives Bometers: 3 SPRIG Renly at December Me- | Douglas | She aiso ieaves other relatives and | gdd Fellows. | e A9 Beatha. ", JOSEPHINE A. Mond TR R o RT, Mother of Col. John Stewash and Mrs. George H. Beall. ral from the above address on Wi . Jan~ usry 4. at 2 pm. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. SWEENEY, SAMUEL E. Suddenly, on Sate urday, December 31, 1032, at 11:30 p. &t his _residence, Wi 7d, " Prin Georges County, Md.. BAM belov husband of Ceiestia’ Lulu Sweeney. Fu- neral from his late residence on Tuesd: January 3. at 9:15 S ahes st B Mazys Church, Upper Marlboio, Md., at am. B, |l of lh‘l late resting ‘st | W home. 1400 | Chapin st. n.w.. until Tuesda; evening, January 3. “laterment on Wedpesday, January 4, at Vineland, N. J. THEODORE. CHARLES M. On Sunday, January 1, 1933, at his residence, Tt Myer Heights, CHARLES . beloved husband of Ma . Theodore (nee Wood). Services at ‘the .M. Hines Co.w:u“pnd MARY C. Depart; " December i1, 1035, at 1001 B L Winchester. Va. MARY C. be- loved widow of th es H. Thomp- " son, loving moth 1sley, Augusta . N A George F. Thompson and Pred D, son_and 'loving grandmother M. Rutherford and James W. Thompson, &reat-great-grandmother of ' Gerold B. Rutherford. Puneral services Thursday, January 5 at 3 p.m., at Winchester, Va. at John Mann ‘M.”E. Church. lIgter: meat ia the Old Orrick Cemetery, Win- chester, Vi TOLBERT. ANNIE. Departed this life Sun- day, January 1, 1933 at her residence, 1721 Sth st. n.w.. ANNIE TOLBERT. She leaves to mourn their loss m devoted {riend. Mrs. Lucinda Curry. Puneral from Walter "R.’ Wood's funeral_parlor, 4th St now. Wednesday. Januaty 4, at 2 p.m.” Priends invited {0 attend, TRIPLETT. FRANCIS XAVIER. On Mon- day, January 2. 1933, ab_his residence. est Woodland ave., Baltimore, Md , PRANCIS XAVIER, beloved husband of Margaret Triplett and son of the I Thomas Montague and Catherins A. Trip- E. Tripiett of . and brother of Mary Washington, D. C. Funeral from his late January 5. at 8:50 Tesidence Thursd St. Ambrose Chureh wn, omp- f “Bertha 7% Wi Btetment Londamn G ». rment Lou tery, Baltimore, Md. - m;l'-” | TUCKER. BESSIE CRANE. On Tuesday, January 3. 1033, at her residence, 15 3 n.%.. BEESIE CRANE TUCKER, of John “Southgate Tucker and ter of the late Charles 8t. John and Eliza Warrington Chubb. Notice of services later. MARY BANKS. On Tuesday, 1. 1933, at her residence, 1837 MARY BANKS WALLACE, wife of Henry Wallace, sis- ter of Wesley and John W. Banks. Notice of funeral later. Remaing resting at the 1433 Ernv'n Jarvis funeral chur Deported this lite Mondsy, U'st. n WEST. SUSAN. 933, at 10 a.m.. at the resi T sister. Lul 8ih Jeniary 3. i B tence of hei la Butler, 32 st ne. SUSAN WEST. beloved’ daughter Of She late Thomas and Caroline West of Ubper Mariboro, Md. She is survived by one daughter. Ellzabeth Young: two sisters, Catherine' West and_Lula+ Butler; brother, E: Wes ins rest- At the funeral parlors of Alexander . Pope, 315 15th st. se. Puneral Wed- nesday.’ January 4, 10 a.m. from Cyprian's Church,’ 14th and G sia. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. WHEELER, MARIAN B. Suddenly, on Mon-~ day, January 2 1633 at Philadelphia, Pa. M B. (nes Paust)’ beloved wife of George H. Wheeler, U. & . fomAins resting at the S. H.' Hipes Co. funeral home. 2601 14th st. n.w. No- tice of funeral WRIGHT, BIRDIE THOMPSON. On Mon- 33, at her residence. BIRDIE daughter of Eliza Thompson. She also leaves seven sisters. one brother and many other rela- tives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 9rd and Eve sts] s.w. Notice of funeral later. In Memoriam BEASLEY. IRA. In loving remembrance of ?Y dear husband, BEASLEY. who depprted this'life four years avo. January _Gone. but not_forgotten. HIS DEVOTED WIFE, DULSY BEASLEY. FLUERY. JOHN F. A tribute of jove and devotidn to the memory of our dear Hus band. “Tather 'and. srandfather. FLI Y. who departed _this 1 years ago today, January 3, 1027, Al of these years we lived without you, But your spirit has hovered ar, o guide us throush each sorrov, 5 wipe away each tear, 3 DEVOTED WIFE, ‘DAUGHTER AND GRANDSON. . HARRIS. ALBERT R. A tribute of u t7 of my dear husband, Al R. HARKIB.'who left me five years aso today; January 3. 1925, Al,‘ll’l 80 by and I grow older our memory 16 my binding tie; With & want in my heart for you. dear, And a love that will never die. Thoush I grieve at fate’s hard way 'lnh.ul hfl’fil us two api E" The spirit has its own, sweet way nking heart to heart. And oft on wings of fancy free Voo’ ot Can desl 118 true ‘That while you're thinking thers of me 1 am ‘thinking here of you. DEVOTED WIFE. JANIE HILL HARRIS. * LYON, MATHILDE. In loving remembrance of our dear mother, MATHILDE LYON, Who passed away forty-one years ago to- day, January 3. 1899 HER 'DEVOTED CHILDREN. * NICHOLS, LUCY. 1In sad but loving remem~ brance of llal: dear mother, LU\ o OLS, who departed this life eight years %0 today, January 3, 1025, God hat taken her by the hand Tg Jead her 1o a happler land. ough her body to rest has gone, % EVOTES O OREN. CARTHUR, ADDIE AND IRENE MORROW. 4 QUANDER. HOWARD MILTON. CARTER, MAGGIE QUANDER. Secred io the men ry of our loved ones, ter an fer. MAGGIE QUANDER CARTER® wi Jeft us January 3, 1933 and son and brother, "HOWARD' MILTON QUANDER, who left us July 15, 1893, THE PAMILY, * REYNOLDS. JOHN. 1In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear brother, JOHN REYNOLDS, who departed this life two years ago today, January 3, 1831. 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