Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1933, Page 9

THE CHEERING PICTURE OF FARMERS SEEN W. Howard Cox Believes Agriculturist Will Come Into His Own. EVENING Educator Dies W H. CHURCH DIES SUDDENLY Retired Headmaster of St. Albans Succumbs at Nantutcket Home. STAR, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 5—An en-, couraging _picture of the American | farmer’s prospects during 1933 was sketched last night by W. Howard Cox| king William Howell Church, former head- master of St. Albans, National Cathe- dral School for Boys, died suddenly Sundey at his home in Nantucket, Mass., it has been lchrned here. Mr. Church retired as headmaster of the school in 1929. Until his retirement, Mr. Church had devoted most of his life to education it raduated from Hamil- nd later became & keley School, New York City. In 1302 he became head- master of the Nathan Hale School, and in 1808 went to Pittsburgh to a position in the Carnegie Technical Schools. In 1910 he became headmaster of the George H. Thurston School in Pitts- burgh, and came to St. Albans in 1915. Headea Association, Under his leadcrship the school was brought. to jts present standards. Mr. Church served as president of the National Association of Headmasters of Cincinnati, who has been mal a study of agricultural problems. “The farmer, in my opinion, will | come into his own during 193; said He based his prediction on the knowledge he has gained recently in contacts with 100.000 farmers, who are policy holders in_the Union Central Life Insurance Co., of which he is president. | | | WILLIAM HOWELL CHl']?CH. End of Troubles Seen. ‘The altar in the ears, died in 1925. 1% dedicated to her | school chapel is | memory. Cox expressed a belief, as he sat in his Park Avenue Hotel suite, that the return of better times for the farmer would put an end to most of the eco- nemic troubles of the rest of the coun- ry. * Yis survey of conditions in the Mid- Bishop Pays Tribute. Upon Mr. Church’s retirement in| 1929, the Bishop of Washington, Right Rev. James E. Freeman, and mem- WASHINGTON, will bring forth some plan that will start the ball rolling. “If they can bring back the farmer’s rchasing power, the farmer will take s automobile off jacks, he will ofl up his tractor again, and he will be in the market for goods from industrial centers. Same as Sales Tax. “The main thing is that every pro- gram suggested be given serious con- sideration. There is, for example, the proposed voluntary domestic allotment, which actually amounts to a sales tax on such things as wheat, hogs and cot- ton “There have been some unfair at- tacks on it. Few have stopped to fig- ure that it would add little to the price consumers pay. A $3 shirt might cost $3.01%, but who would object to paying a cent and a half extra for a shirt if it meant a certain return of prosperity?” SCOUT CAR PRIVATES CAN’T HAVE CHAUFFEURS Brown Orders Police Assigned to New Scdans to Ride in Fromnt Seat With Driver. i There will be no “chauffeurs” for police privates who cruise about Wash- ington in scout cars. Maj. Ernest W. Brown, superin- tendent of police, issued the following order today: “It has been ohserved by this head- D. C. THURSDAY, Rites Tomorrow WASHINGTON TAIOR TO BE BURIED IN BALTIMORE. LEO P. GRADY. Funeral services for Leo P. Grady.| 48, who died suddenly Tuesday night in | a downtown lunch room, will be held at | his home, 4214 Twelfth street north- east, at 8:15 a.m. tomorrow, followed by‘ mass at St. Patrick’s Church, Tenth and | G streets, at 9 o'clock. Burial will be | JANUARY Qard nf Thanks. SCHLOSSER. CHARLES. ‘my sincere thanks to at! death SCH 3, 1933 Alston, Mrs. W. W. Matthews. 9 Logan circle. 8.8t 1 M. E. Zion_Chi 1., Rev. nw isband of Joseph Bowser, ders ed Funeral from St. BOWSER. ary 13 st Pri uar J.C. BOWSER, Rellel A of GEO! 8t. A Janu i EDGAR L. BROW ba; ine 4501 BURBAGE, Januar E st of neral fron o . d of Luc; of my son-in-law 1 t the 8. H. 14th st. n.w. HARTSON ves for their fioral ureh, 1 - On Tuesday. Janu- his’ residence. EORGE 3 T of Ja will L e L. Brow Not s.e.. HARTSON the ‘Tate C 1 y ributes and for the many kindnesses shown me following the late husband. GRACE SCHLOSSER. * Braths. ALSTON. WILLETTA C. Tuesday. Janusry at & pm.. igved wife of John Alston, mother of Jean loving _daughter Matthews, sister of Juanita Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel until Thursday, January 5, then at her late residence. No. Funeral Priday, January pm. from the John Wesley A. h and Corcoran WILLETT: 4 o. BOWSER. devoted oda E. Bowser. devoted son and the Jate EI brother of Joseph, n,’ Augustine Bowser and the devot- George W, tary 6, Augustine’s Church. GEORGE clation announces 1. BOWSER on Janua n funeral Augustine’s Church. WALTER J. SINGLETON, Pres. BURLLS, Sec. GEORG iation The be 10 am Prederick Douglass announces BOWSER. Chureh ec On Wednesday, Jan WILLIAM B Hines Co. e 1 h beloved husband Tine C. Burbage ¥r 10 o'cl LFRED H. F. SELBY, Pres. KENNEY, . WILLIAM B, wish to extend friends and rel CHARLES A 'C. be- of Bishop ‘and Carrington, of- 1636 15th beth sr.; Lilllan Ad- Stewart at 10 a.n Banneker Re. | N held P the death Funeral ‘from sy morning. ok BROW - Remaiy of funeral later On_ Thursday. residence. 140 Pu- nce on Satur- 'nwolej ROBERT GRIGG. Braths. On Wed- anuary 4. 1933, at Waiter Reed General Hospital, ROBERT GRIGG PAL- CONER. beloved son of Sydnor M. Clara E. Falconer of 12 Re in_the 45th year of his ing at the Tabler funeral home, st Priday, Janvary 6. at 1 o'clock p.m., fol- lowed by interment with military honors in Arlington National Cemetery. at 2 o'clock p.m. Relat and friends in- vited to attend, \ FLYNN, ANNA M. On Wednesday, Janu- ary 4. 1933, ‘af her residence, 802 Eve st. ne., ANNA M. PLYNN (nee Cannon), beloved wife of Thomas J. Plynn. Pu- neral from the above residence Satur- day, January 7, at 9:30 a.m. High requiem mass at Holy Name Church at 10"a.m. Tnterment Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. Relatives and friends invited. nesday, the Washington Sanitarium. Md, R L. the be- loved husband of ~Martha Fryer (nee Lear), residence. 3 Livingston _st. n.w.. Chevy Chase, D. C. Funeral from Bis late residence Priday, January 6. at 2 pm. Relat and friends invited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 5 FULTON, NELLIE. On Wednesday, Janu- ary 4 1933, NELLIE, beloved wife of the late James 'Fulton. 'Remains resting at the chapel of Frank Gefers' Sons Co.. 11 7th st. n.w. until Friday noon. Mass at the Chapel of the Little Sisters of the Foor on Saturday, January 7, at 6 a.m. Interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. FULTZ, JAMES W. On Wednesday, Janu- 7 "4, 1933, at his residence, ‘1603 innesota ave. ne. JAMES W. beloved husband of the late Esthcr F. Fultz Notice of funeral hereafter. GARRIOTT, GERTRUDE L. On Wednesday, January 4, 1933, entered into rest. GER- IRUDE L GARRIOTT. widow of Edward Services at the S H. Hines Co. funerai home, ary '6, at 3 p.m GRADY, LEO P. _Suddenly, Tuesday, uery 3. 1033, LEO P.. beloved husband of Elizabeth L. Grady. Puneral from his late residence, 4214 _15th st. n.e. on Priday 933, ut. Takoma Park, n.w., where services will be heid on | (] | | FRYER, ROSS L. On Tuesday, January 3, | Garriott ‘and mother of Grace Garrior, | 2001 14th st. n.w., on Friday, Jan- | Jan- | *x A9 Braths. SAVAGE, DELORES. Tuesday, January 3, o80: at Childreri's Hospityl. DELORES: the devoted daughter of Robert and Hat- tie Savage and sister of Florine Tucker. Funeral Friday, January 6, at 10 am. Trom the W. Ernest Jarvis faneral churchs 1433 You st. n.w. 5 LLIAM 3. On Wednesday, SNy SCHEVER: Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. nw, Fri- . January 6. a a iativ and friends’ tnvited. = Interiment Cedw Hill Cemetery, SWINSON., ARTHUR GARFIELD. Passed into eternal rest January 3. . at Edgecombe Sanitarium, New Yo-k g ARTHUR GARFIELD SWINSO! He leaves to mourn their loss thres sisters, Mrs. Clifton Rosemond of Washingion, D. C.: Mrs, Della F. Carter of Pittsburgh, Pa, and Mre Hattie Beavers of New York City. He also leaves a host of friends. “Funeral services were held at 8t. Mark's Epi: Church, 230 Lenox ave, New Yor uary 4 at 1 pjm. Interment Januiry @ at 10 am. at incoln ' Memorial _Cemetery. Remains Testing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral chureh, 1432 You st. n.w. TENLEY, MARIA ELIZABETH. On Thurs- day, January 5. 1933. at her residence, §07 6th st. sw. MARIA ELIZABETH TENLEY. mother of Charles and William Tenley and Mrs. Annie Talbott. Pune from the chapei of P. A. Taltavall 7th st sw.. Saturday. January p.m. Relatives and friends invited. terment Glenwood Cemetery. UMHAU, CATHERINE. On _Wednesday, January 4. 1033, at 12:40 .m., CATHER~ INE UMHAU (nee Traband). widow of John Peter Umhau and beloved mother of Willism H. Umhau and Mrs. Mary Emily Hansom._ Fun from her late residence, 914 Eye st. on Saturday, January '7 at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. ~Interment in Congres= sional Cemetery. WALLACE, MARY BANKS. On Tuesday, January' 3, 1933, at her residence, 1537 Que st. n'w., MARY BANKS WALLACE. beloved wife of Henry L. Wallace, sister of John W. and Wesley H. Banks. niece of Mrs. Mamie L Brown Remains rest- | at In- [ al s.e. | ing @ in the New Cathedral Cemetery, Balti- | more. Mr. Grady, who was an active mem- | ber of the Knights of Columbus here, | had been in the tailoring business in | the Capital for 25 years. | —Harris-Ewing Photo. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting, Public Buildings and Public Parks Lodge No. 11, Interior Depart- ment Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Spalding Council, Knights of Columbus, Knights of Columbus Hall, 8 pm. Meeting, Dames of the Loyal Legion, | Evangeline Hotel, 2:30 p.m. Meeting and buffet supper, Washing- | ton Real Estate Board, Willard Hotel, | 8 pm. Meeting, Barcroft School and Civic League, Community House, 8 p.m. TOMORROW. . Luncheon, Phi Deita Phi Fraternity, | University Club, 1 p.m. | o | Luncheon, Columbia Club, University | Club, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Round Table, University he home of her brother. John W. Banks. 1804 S st. n.w. Puneral from the John Wesley A. M. E. Z. Church. 14th and Corcoran sts. n.W. at 2 p.m. oR Thursday, January 5, Rev. W. O. Care rington officiating. & WARE. ERNEST. On Tuesday. January 3, at Walter Reed Hospital, ERNEST. the devoted husband of Mary E. Ware, son of Rosa Ware. brother of Willlam and Ware and Luvenia and Ada Ware Cecella Cole, Remains resting at the Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. nw., until 5 p.m. Thursday. thereafter at hix late residence. 203 Eve st se Funeral Priday. Jan: 6. at 1%:30 p.m., from Ebenezer M. E. Church, 4th and D'sts. se. 5 5 WHEELER, MARIAN B. Suddenly, on Monday. January 2, 1933. at Philadel- phia. Pa. MARIAN' B. WHEELER (nee Faust), beloved wife of George H, Wheel er. U.'S. N. Services at the 8. H. Hines 00, gfuneral home. 2901 14th st mw, on riday, January 6.°st 2 p.m. Interment Arlingfon National Cemetery. 5 WHITE, CHARLES J. On Wednesday, Jane olvanta’ ave: o CRARTES 31 yheesy 5 Fictn +beloy husband of Sayde White. Bervices st ing above ‘address. Saturday, January 7. ap 9:30 am. Relatives and riends invited Interment Arlington Natioual Cemetery. 6 WILSON, JOHN. On Tuesday, January 3 1033, JOHN WILSON, devoted husband of Adele Wilson. = Puneral Thursday, January at 8 p.m. from the W. Ernest Jarvis west farm belt hes convinced the in- surance man that farmers are no long- er leaving the land in disgust, but now are “facing their problems with a de- termination to stick it out while they awalt an improvement of conditions.” “It is largely up to Congress. There are about 150 members of Con- gress representing agricultural dis- | tricts. They and the new President | | bers of the Cathedral Chapter expressed | | their appreciation of the service he had rendered the Cathedral Founda- tion and the cause of Christian edu- cation. |~ Prayers in commemoration of Mr. | Church and in remembrance of his son, | friends and alumni of St. Alban’s School were sald by Dr.r \x‘immn{hL. Dle m_the s he ury | Vries, canon precentor of the Cathedral, i | gg’,‘,’gg"‘-y‘;-‘c‘o‘;,;,;.‘:}}, Y o aios s tor ot he T | are pledged to do something to restore | Who Was associated with her husband |ion in the Chapel of the Resurrection | the purchesing power of the farmer, | in his wo St. Albans for many this morning. land I have little doubt but that 1933 of the Episcopal Church Schools in the Province of Washington, after having been its secretary for several years. He also was one of the three laymen on the National Commission on Church Board- Ing and Day Schools, established under the department of religious education of the National Council of the church. He is survived by a son, William B. quarters that in some of the precincts where two men are assigned to depart- ment radio cars of the sedan type the practice has been in vogue for the officer not assigned as driver to use the rear seat of the automobile. At all times, except in an emergency, hence- forward both officers will occupy the front seate.” The Police Department recently has added 35 small sedans to its cruising force, ormerly roadsters were used. January 6. at §:15 am. Requiem mass at St Patfick's Church &t am. Inter- | ment at New Csthedral Cemetery, Balti- | more, Md. GRADY, LEO P. The members of Wash- | ton "General _Assembiy, Fourth De. | gree. K. of C. are notified of the | death of SIR KNIGHT LEO P. GRADY and are requested 10 ms- semble ai his late residence, 4214 h st on Thursday evening. e at 5 pm., for the | Tecitation of the Rosery, and also are | Tequested to_attend the funeral services. THOMAS J. TRODDEN. Faithful Navigator. JOHN F. HILLYARD, Faithful Comptroller. LEO P. Members of Spalding Council, Knights of Columbus, e adviged “of the death of Brother LEQ P. GRADY, and members ‘will attend meeting at Knights of Columbus Hall at 8 < pm. Thursday. January 5, 1933, atter which they will %0 to his late resi- dence. 4214 13th st. ne.. for the recita- tion of ‘the rosary. “Meémbers are also Tequested to attend the mass at St. Pat- rick's Church Friday st B em. " " . FRED . G. K, JOHN M. TABLER. F. S. | miToN, cLagerr On _Wednesday, Januaty 4,°1043. at 7:30 a.m.. ‘st Pred- erick City Hospital. CLAGETT C.. the beloved I d Alonnie B. Tilton, aged 03 years. Puneral from his late residence, Barniesville. Md.. Priday. Jan- uary interment Monacacy Ceme Md. HOBSON. SYDNOR F. After a I at Stafe Sanitarium. Sabillasvilie: Thursday, January 5, 1933. SYDNOR F. HOBSON. husband of the late Catherine R."Hobson and son of Millard F. and Ellen W. Hobson. Puneral from Gasch funeral parlors, Hyattsville, Md., Saturday, Jan- uary 7. at 2 p.m. i HOWARD. CHARLES D. On_ Wednesday, nuary 4, 1933, at ‘his Tesidence, 3504 11th st. nw. CHARLES D. husband of Jennie M. Howard. Servicés and. inter- ment ‘st Henderson. N. ¥. HUMES, THEODORE. On Tuesday. Janu- ary 5, 1080 20 his residence 1590 O D’ THEODORE HUMES. devoted son of ida Humes and the late Anthony Humes and brother of Helen Garvoll Humes. "Remains resting at the W Er- nest Jarvis fuperal courch. 1492 U s . Fumeral Sindayy fituary £, st 150 . o aih Gtreet” Baiis Ghueh. - Interment - Lincoln um«fim where mass Relatives and Mt. Olivet invited. Interment tery. Margaret Me vived by arl Sanme and requiem m; St ess will and friends | Olivet. Cemet | at “We're CONVINCED... That This [s A Rare Chance To Save On Clothes!”™ CLARKE, HARRISO! a3, at the Louf tts ave. ‘n.w. | CLARKE. ' Notice ELIZABETH Thursday _January 5 Home, 1500 M ELIZABETH HARRISO} of funeral lat CRUMBAUGH, GRADY, Suddenly. on Monday, Janua CREED M. | CRUMBAUGH, beloved husband of Ruby | V. mbaugh, 27th year. neral services, Friday, January 0, at am.. from the home of his brother. 1 n.w. Interment Cedar il Cem = E NWOODY. HENRY HARRISON CHASE. of Columbia Comandery of 7 Qrder of the Loval Legion of the United States announces the death of ~ COMPANION HENRY HARRISON CHASE DUNWOODY, al U. 8. at . Janu- L services and in- termen at Tnterlaken LIEUT. COL. ULYSSES S. GRANT, 3d, U.S.A. Commander. G. H. POWELL. e THROUGH SERVICE Through service between New York, Washington and Miami, which for the first time will allow passengers to travel | the length of the Atlantic Coast in a single day, will be inaugurated Saturday | and Sunday by Eastern Air Transport. | | ““The air lines will begin flying straight | through from New York south on Sat- mall. with earphone, 105t 1% | urday and the through northbound ve. shd Emerson st. Kewatd. |service from Miami will become effective erd ‘3170-W. after i pm. *_ | Sunday. Thereafter the through serv- BOSTON BULL TERR! . _pul Vi p. at_11th snd N sts. n.w. 2 THE WEATHER Brudin, 1314 11th st. n.w., Apt. 1. 6° CAMEQ PIN, surrounded by small pearls; District of Columbia—Fair and cold- er, with lowest temperature about 32 early Wednesday morning on North 16th st. | degrees tonight; tomorrow fair, with between Irving and Harvard or Commerce bus: reward. Adams S12R-J. O " CORAL CAMEO PENDANT—Set in_pear sentimental value. Reward, Phone National | 0185, br. 4 FOX TERRIER white spo 1oRE tail, short legs: Answers name -Spotty.: Reward 1f returned to 57 U st nwo o * | winds becoming southerly temorrow. | Maryland—Falr tonight and tomor- | row; colder tonight; rising temperature | tomorrew. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; | colder tonight; rising temperature to- morrow in west and north portions. West Virginia—Fair tonight and to- mwerd N 3 B GLABSES, with white_golq frame, Javender | morrow; somewhat colder tonight: | warmer tomorrow. case marked Buffalo Optical Co. Call Nat. River Report. 8. Apt. 612. Reward GRIP, small, black, containing bab; Re: Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear this morning. rd. Phone Columbia 10315. Report for Last 24 Hours, 1820_Ciydesdale pl. LADY'S LO] Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 5. funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. WINDSOR, JOHN A. 0 On Thursday. Janu- ary 5, 1933, at his residence, 2406 20th st n'e. JOHN A, 'beloved husband of Ethel M. Windsor and father of Zacariah R. John A. Jr.: Willam B., Henry C. and James W. Windsor. Puneral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Monday, January 9. at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Hyattstown, Md. 8 WRIGHT, BIRDIE THOMPSON. Monday. January 2,°1933, at her residence, 508 New Jersey ave. n.w. BIRDIE THOMP- SON WRIGHT, beloved daughter of Eliza Thompson. She 31so leaves seven sisters, one brother and many other relatives and friends. Remains resiing at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Funeral Priday, January 6, at 2 p.m. from her late residence. In Memoriam ARRIS, SUSIE. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear pal and club member, SUSIE HARRIS. who_died WO years ago today, January 5, 1931, “May_her_soul rest in peace." NONE SUCH SOCIAL CLUB. t 7 beloved wife mother, who departed this life fi ago today, January 5, 1928. soul rest in peace. HUSBAND AND SONS. HOLLAND. JOHN. In sad. but loving re- membrance of our beloved father. JOHN HOLLAND. who departed this life one year ago today, January 5, k We_have only your memory, dear father, To remvmber our whole life through. And you are the one we will never forget. For we afe always thinking of you. Gone, but_not forgotten. HIS LOVING DAUGHTER AND GRAND- LANE. WILLIAM H. In loving memory of my beloved son and my devoted brother, WILLIAM H. LANE. who departed lite nine years’ today, ong_ {liness SETTER DOG, male; black and_white bob- | tail; inquire Harry W. Edlein, Pleasant st.. Maryland Paix, Md. 5 LOBT. AUTOMOBILE TRUNK —Large. canv ered, from rear of Packard. Tuesday. prcl ebly’ on Canal road or Meridian Hil ward. Box 270-D. Btar offic Pa. Cemetery, JACKSON, HATTIE A. Departed thi Monday. January 2, 1933. at Burlington, t. HATTIE A. "JACKSON. _Remains temporarily resting at Eugene Ford's fu- neral parlors, 1300 South Capitol st. until Priday. January 6. 4 pm. thence fo the residence of her brother-in-law, #04 G ot, &.W. on Saturday at 10 a.m unerzl frem St. James' Baptist Church, 28th st. between O and P sts. n.w., Sun- Janusry R at'l pm. Rev. James 5. Interment Harmony Jones ‘ciciating Cemcters JAMES H. On Tuesday, January 3 . at his residence. 1740 Sth st nw JAMES H. JACKSON, devoted brother of William P. Jackson and Mrs. Matilda Harbert of Philadeiphia, Pa. Sur- viving him aiso_are many OUher relatives and frieads. Remai at Frazier's fu. 1 home. 380 Rhode Island ave n. ol Friday, January 6, at_1:30 p.m., from Pirst Baptist Church., 27th st. and Dumbarton_ave. n.w., Rev. Newsom ofix clating. Interment Lincoln Memori: Cemetery. | JORN: SARAH. On Wednesday, Janu- 23, at 4:05 a.m., SARAH JOHN- ed mother of Theresa Harrod Raymond Parker. She leaves one one uncle and other relatives and ‘Remalns resting at the W. Er- + Jarcis funeral chireh. 1432 G st v until 5 p.m. iday. thereafter at late residence, 3 Cherry Hill n.w. Funeral Sundey. January 8. at 1 pim from the Good Will Baptist Church, J:‘nh and U sts. n.w. LANGSTREAM, JOHN. On Wednesda: nuary 4, 1933, at his residence, life thy i | With brown | things. ot. 10 Men’s | and 2 Trouser SUITS and OVERCOATS that were A lread)/ Low Priced—Reduced to the Still Lower Price of $17.50 —In the first place, Kann’s Men’s Store was opened in this anique “value-era.”” SO-0-ol— price reductions are something to really shout about! And it-isn’t necessary to go into details abott these clothes—you know they’re NEW, because the whole men’s store is new! We'll find your size and color in a jiffy! No charge for alterations either! Second Floor. anns “The Avenue”—Tth, 8th and D Sts. MEN'S STORE 7th and “THE AVENUE” January Return to 1326 19th st. n.w. POLICE SHIELD No. 1124. Reward $250 for refurn. ~ Address Box 119-D, Star office “‘Gone. MOTHE . PARKER, MARY A. In loving remembrance of our’ dear mother. MARY A. PARKER Who'Geparted this iife fve years ago 10 day, January 5, 1028, Sunshine passes, shadows fall, Love's remembrance outlasts all; And though the years be many or few They are filed with memories, dear mother of you. CHARLIE AND BESSIE. * PAYNE, MAMIE. In loving remembrance of our darling daughter and sister, MAMIE PAYNE, who left us five years ago today, January 5, 1928. Loved in life. Remembered in_death. MOTHER AND SISTERS. * SCURLOCK, NANNIE. In loving remem- brance of our deir wife and mother, NANNIE SCURLOCK, who departed this life five ‘years ago’ today, January 5, and but not_forgotten.» aunt, s oo o PIN, white gold. with 0 diamonds. safety ¢lasp; could be worn on chain; lost Jan. 3. Liberal ard. _Clev. 2084 SETTER PUPPY. 4 months old; white with small specks and large dark patch left side of face. Reward. Magee, 116 Tennessee ave. n.e._Lincoln 8230. WRIST WATCH—Lady's, square, w! Bulova: black ribbon. District 107 WRIST WATOI s white_gold Bulov watch Friday. ard. Call 2591 5 SUI I S $I8 | Highest, 60, 3:00 p.m. yesterday. e o | ago, 46. : : Lowest, 49, noon, today. Year ago, 40. Nothing down—just pay : Tide Tables. : (Furnished by United States Coast and $6 in February “Geodetic Surveyy $6 in March $6 in April EISEMAN’S, 7th & F Yesterday— 4 pm. spm....... Midnight ... Today— 4 am. 8 am. 52 Noon 49, NETTE. i, near Liberty Nat Reward. _Phone Cle 59 20.91 55 29.92 P, oF shabby case, 52 29.85 | | S i Myrtle ave. n.e., JOHN. beloved husband of Sophia Langstream _and father of Heory L Langstream. Puneral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. Saturday. January % &t 8:30 a.m.. thence to St. Frances de Bates” Cireh. ‘Vhere mass. wil lomerca at % a.m. for the repose of his soul. Rel- & A thends are Cloten " 1nen St. Mary's Cemetery, 6 HERBERT. On Tuesday, January 3, 3. HERBERT LEE. beloved husband of ary Les. He 0 leaves to mourn their oss Wo- brohers s ihgeld Juourn thelr maing Festing 5 T Brewhres funogel Dome, 50 M st. ne. Funersl Saturday: January 7, at 1 p.m., from S:ewarlsfllu- hite gol Rew 51 2083 2095 3002 Year | LEE 16 Her memory will ever remain green our hearts. THE PAMILY. ‘Tomorrow. | 3:51 a.m. 10:23am. | 3:25 p.m. 4:15pm. | 10:14pm. 11:08 pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today 7:27 Sun, tomorrow 7:27 5:01 Moon, today.. 12:21 pm. 1:58am. | Automobile lights must be turned on | one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, 1933. Average. Record January 5 0d 7.09, '82 February 6.84 | March 884 April 913 May 1069 10.94 1063 1441 1081 857 neral home. LOWERY. HARVEY MAXIE. On Sunday, January 1.°1933. at 0 p.amo: MAXIE. the son of Gabriel W. and che late Beatrice “Sutfon Lowery, brother of Gertrude Lee. Pauline Deskins. Mozelle Blas, Louise Paul and Alvin Lowery. Fu- neral Priday, January 6. at 5 p.m.. from the Ernest Jaivis West End patlor. 28th and Dumbarton ave. n.w. Interment 5 | Hign |Low . High | Low ... 3:00 a.m. 9:31 aum. ____FUNERAL DIRECTORS. TIMOTHY HANLON 641 _H 8t, NE.~Lin, 1 ___AMBULANCE SERVICE WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 Sth ST. S.E. LINCOLN (530. J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 4th & C STS. NE. LINCOLN_5200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Modern Chaper. Teiephone National 2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 0372 Joseph F, Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRC’F)!’\ Est. -~ Sets. . 5:00 Union Baptist Cemetery. MCcBRIDE, LANGSTON BERNARD. On Tues- ay, January 3, 1933 at his residence, 3 LANGSTON BERNARD MCcBRIDE, devoted son of Langston Ber- nard and Garnetta McBride and grandson of Thomas and Hattle McBride. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st. n.w.. until Thursday, January 5,0 a.m.. thereafter at his late Tesidence. ' Funerai Friday, January 6, at 1 pm. from the above residence. Inter- menit Payne’s Cemetery, 5 McGIFFERT, JAFFA E. January 4, 18 FERT, wife of th fert. sister of Dr. Haslup. Puneral ‘servicis at = pm., Jan- uary G, at Lee's undertaking establish- ment, {th st. ‘and Massachuselts ave. n.e. Relafives and friends lnvited. Interment | e. 5 MONROE, nent | 3034 M St. N.W. JAME! ! tare AN Departed this life Jan- at Children’s Hospital, ALFRED B. GAWLER JAMES MONROE. infant son of Percy and WALTER A GAWLER Mary Monroe of 71 N st s.w.. grandchild WILLIAM A. GAWLER of Maggle Gladden. Fuperal Saturday. JOSEPH H. GAWLER January 7, at 9 am.. from the above Fordy ettt 008t 8255 || JOSEPH GAWLER SONS Ford's funeral parlor, 1300 South Capito) st. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery: G E | MOORE. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS. on Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady Attendant 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. Wednesday, January 4. 1933, at the resi- | dence of his son. Herman E. Moore. near PHONES: NAtional 5512-5513 GREATER ONE OF THE LARGEST ) UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as $65 w For a Complete Fumeral Cars and All We have amazed the whole profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. You Get the Biggest and the Best from | CHAMBERS | ESTABLISHED 1900 Wm. H. Sardo FUNERAL DIRECTO) © On Wednesday. Mrs, JAPPA E. McGIP- late "Robert §. McGif- I H. Lamb and A K. August ...... ... Septetnber October . November 8.69 December 1.56 Weather in Various Cities. br 2 vy emperature “esuy Ritchie. Md.. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS MOORE. agéd 86 years, devoted husband of the late Mary Elizabeth Moore. He is | survived by the following children: = Mrs. | W. D. Coz. John Richard Moore. Hattie B White, Mrs."Charles R. Dodge, Herman E. Moore' and’ Mrs. Prank White. = Funeral rvices Saturday, January 7, at 2 DM estville M. E. Church. Forestville, Md. Relatives and friends invited o at- tend. Interment church cemetery. 6 | MURPHY, MARY Stations. Weather. 1930w NO BRANCH OFFICE CHAMBERS JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. ‘nmh'd rhont North 0047 W. W. DEAL & CO. 810 H ST NE. _ LINCOLN 8200 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establishe Phione 1009 H St. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. 5 Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Prompt Auto Delivery Serviee Artistic—express m'e g 01w . Ptcloudy ! Ciear Foggy Rain Cloudy Cloudy Cle Cloudy *1 Prcloudy | . Cloudy A. On Tuesday. Janu- ary 3, L.i.‘(av 2:30 n\T(R“Y‘ her_resi- | dence, 316 st. ne., MA A. MUR- PHY. 'beloved wife of the late James J. Murphy. Funeral from her late resi- dence on Saturday, Jenuary 7, at 8:40 a.m., thence to Aloysius Church, where requiem high mass will be sun, at U am. Relatives and friends invite Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 6 PHILLIPS, EMMA. Departed this life Wed- | nesday,” January 4, 1933, after a_brief iliness, at Freedmen Hospital, EMMA PHILLIPS (nee Stockett), loving mother of Joseph Campbell, devoted grandmother of “Mary Campbell. ‘She also leaves to heir loss two sisters, five brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Barbour Bros.” funerai home, 48 st. ne., until Thursday, Januiry 5. at 3:30 pm’, thereafter at the Tesidence of her brother, Eiisha Stockett, Sandy Spring. Md. Puneral Friday, Janu- ary (. at 2 p.m., from Sharp Street Bap- tist Church. Sandy Spring, Md. PRENTICE, SARAH C. DAVIS. On Wed- HAFFER nesday, ‘January 4. 1933, at her resi- | GEO. C, S dence, ' the Plaza Apariments, 22nd st.| EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT and Pennsylvania ave. n.w., SARAH C. | TE PRIC PHONE NAT, DAVIS. beloved wife of the late Nathen “%’,i:‘:'nm.n‘.“ o g - B P B 2 | ind sunanys14th & Eye GEO. A. COMLEY ¥R./%1% Chapih st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. QUIGLEY, JOHN. On Wednesday, 4 i Artistio Floral Designs by Kxperts Night Phopes: 19637 or Saio3-1 1933, JOHN QUIGLEY, the oldest son of “the 'late Michael 'Quigley. ° Puneral from the residence of his sister. Mrs. An- nie C. Prancis of 142 T st. n.6. on Pri- day. ‘January 6. 8t 2 p.n. interment i Cemetery, | | | | ,E S R S R S S R S S SRR AR AR RS RS &t Col Detroit, Mic El Paso. Tex. .. Galveston. _Tex. Helena, M - Huron.' S. Dak ndianepolis.In nyille.Fla SRRNRERRRNNNNNE, ; 1 30,16 Cloudy Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy & | Cmaha, Philadelphia Phoenix, ATiz. . Pittsburgh, Pa.. Portland. e ¢ 4 The Funeral Chapel g PIPE ORGAN kA é N Salt Lake Cif San Antonio. . Ban Diego, Caiit San ' Francisco. 30.28 8t. Louis, Mo.. 3030 | 8t. Paul,'Minn 2 Seattle, Wash.© Wa Service that is Distinctive BUT NOT EXPENSIVE Spokane, FLORAL TRIBUTES $2.50 up Mount Ol RANK, GERTRUDE. On Wednesday, Janu- By 4. 1033, GERTRUDE RANK motho of ‘Amelia Turner. . Puneral from her FOREIGN. Greenwich time. today.) 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