Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1933, Page 9

T YoungXens Yogo 131921 F STREET BOSTONIAN SHOES STETSON HATS IF YOU ARE WEARING Worumbo or St. Albans Clothes, we need not tell you of the fine fabrics, the perfect cut, the excellent workmanship and the long-wearing linings. St. Albans and Worumbo Clothes last a long time and look good every day you use them. Buy now at half-price—and Save! CNoung. e Every Overcoat in Stock Must Go! WORUMB and St. Albans OVERCOA and Medium Weight Overcoats | 17 Hand tailored, luxurious lined Worsteds, Serges and other long wearing fabrics Companion Sale! St. Albans ¥ EXTRA TROUSERS §3 This is the event for the hard-to- fit, the man who usually goes to a tailor. We fit you, without effort, from our tremendous stock of regulars, shorts, longs, short stouts and long stouts, no matter what your size is. Many new Spring colors and wéights in this selection! VAl RO N AR 1 R Half Price! Too much warm weather left us with too many overcoats in stock —hence this drastic half-price sale. Boucles, chinchillas, 1lamas and camel’s hair in MOSTLY DARK SHADES but some light colors. All new 1932-33 stock. Sizes to fit men of EVERY build—reg- ulars, shorts, longs, short stouts and long stouts. $17.50 — half price! It's an Overcoat value you'll appreciate for the next several winters. *Every garment is fitted by a master fitter and Alterations are made by experienced Tailors WITHOUT extra charge. We're Showing the New Spring 275 The very last word in style_ and fine quality and the utmost in Every head shape; all value. sizes! Luxuriously silk lined! The ST. MORITZ WWII“HHHIIIIIIIIIIlI|lllIIlII|IIIIIIIHIllllllllflllfllllflmllllflllllllmlwml‘ IO AMDT RO DTN SO EOSEA IO | $6 IN FEBRUARY | COMDR. MLELLAN DIES AT AGE OF 90 Funeral of Coast Guard Vet- eran to Be Held at Arling- ton Tomorrow. Comdr. Charles Hugh McLellan, 90, United States Coast Guard, retired, 8 veteran of three wars, died Wednesday at his home in Newburyport, Mass., it has been announced from Coast Guard headquarters here. He was the oldest living officer in the service up to the time of his death. Funeral services will be held tomor- Tow at Arlington National Cemetery, with full military rites. Commissioned officers at headquarters here will act as pallbearers. Comdr. McLellan was born in Bruns- wick, Me., in 1842, and at 21 was ap- pointed an officer in the Navy, serving in that branch until 1868. In 1874 he entered the Coast Guard, then the Rev- enue Cutter Service, as an ensign, and om then until 1904 he served in va- Tious stations on the Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf Coasts and Alaskan waters. During the Spanish War he was ex- ecutive officer of the Coast Guard cut- ter Manning, which was with Admiral Sampson's squadron. In 1887 he originated and successfully applied the principle of self-bailing to surfboats, which principle frees water from the boat almost immediately. He also originated the idea of using gaso- line moters in lifeboats and surfboats. Many of the present-day drills by crews of Coast Guard stations are the result of his efforts to improve the methods of rescuing mariners in distress. Comdr. McLellan was retired from the Coast Guard on September 30, 1906. However, he was designated by Presi- EISEMAN'S SEVENTH AND F STYLE, QUALITY ‘AT A LOW PRICE SUITS 18 'NOTHING DOWN, Just Pay '$6 IN MARCH $6 IN APRIL | Wear new clothes witheut :‘noticing the outlay. Open a |charge account on these convenient terms. Strictly quality suits, finely tailored and trimmed. Every suit, ‘guaramccd. A big selection | |at $18. All colors, sizes and models. Don’t hesitate to charge it. Nothing extra for convenient terms. EISEMAN'S-7th & F all we had Last time we sold Burial Here COMDR. CHARLES H. McLELLAN. ~—U. 8. Coast Guard Photo. dent Theodore Roosevelt, in an execu- tive order in 1907, to perform special duty in connection with the design and construction of lifeboats and surfboats for the Coast Guard, contini in such capacity until February 15, 1915. ring the World War he was assist- ant genera] mansger of Newark Bay Shipyard of the Submarine Boat Cor- poration, which constructed steam cargo vessels for the United States Emergency Fleet Corporation. In 1920 he was given the degree of master of science at Bowdoin College. Since the World War he had lived in New York City, Newburyport, Mass., and | Boothbay Harbor, Me. MRS. WILSON-GREENE FUNERAL TOMORROW | Concert Bureau Manager to Be Buried in Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Katie Wil- son-Greene, concert bureau manager, who died of pneumonia yesterday, will be held tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at Jo- seph Gawkr Sons' undertaking estab- lishment, 1754 Pennsylvania avenue. | Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. | Mrs. Wilson-Greene, widow of ‘Thomas Evans Greene, concert and operatic tenor, who died several vears 2go, had been ill for several months of a complication of diseases, pneumonia being the immediate cause of death. Survivors include J. M. Wilson, & brother, and a number of nieces, in- | cluding Mrs. Dorothy Hodgkin Dorsey, who was associated with her aunt | the management of the concert bureau and who plans to continue the business pending settlement of the estate. Pallbearers will include Carl A. Droop, Edward H. Droop, Edwin L. Hillyear, Fred E. Hand, Robert C. Han werk and James E. Barnes. TAYLOR RITES TOMORROW Funeral services for William Stanley | Taylor, who died Wednesday, will be | held at the chapel of Thomas P.| Murray & Sons, 2007 Nichols avenue southeast, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. 'The Star inadvertently pub- lished the time of funeral as Sunday in_the death notices appearing in yes- terday's issue. Mr. Taylor is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary E. Taylor. Interment wili| be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. R. N. OLIPHANT DIES Robert Nevin Oliphant, Montclair, N. J., father of A. Chambers Oliphant of Washington, a consulting engineer, died Wednesday at Mercer Hospital, Trenton, | it has been learned here. Funeral services and burial were to| be held in Trenton today. His son is in Montclair for the rites. Funeral Sprays An artistic' piece by an >xperienced up \/ tioral de- signer. FLORIST At. NURSERYMEN Hyatts, © Opposite’ Ft. Lincoln Cemetery Washington’s Most Beautiful Cemetery —desiring to offer COM- PLETE cemetery service, has installed a freezing vault where bodies may be kept in a per- fect state of perservation for an indefinite time. Cedar Hill Cemetery On Pennsylvania Avenue East of the Capitol for $27.50! at a still lower price . . . Single Size Beautiful 4-Poster Bed Walnut, Maple and Mahogany The last time we offered this special the price was $27.50 . . . and they “cleaned us out” . . . every onme i have secured a larger stock . . . offering you a most unusual speci BED OUTFIT 4] Coil Springs stock was sold! This time we 95 for the outfit! Inner-Spring Mattress Choice of Tickings ‘ | February..... . !u_?mmg. 3 . for the unvi R i SR 'ami] lbig ur st 2 Illi take Qard of Thunks. SIMMONS, BRENTA A. We wish to ex- press our sincere thaiiks and appreciation o our many friends and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy and beautdful floral tributes sent during the iliness and at the death of Mrs. A A. ONS. THE PAMILY, * THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain changing to snow tonight, probably ending to- morrow morning; colder late tonight and tomorrow, lowest temperature to- night about 32 degrees; moderate to fresh east or northeast winds, becoming fresh to strong northwest by tomorrow morning. Maryland—Rain changing to snow and slightly colder tonight and prob- ably snow tomorrow morning; colder tomorrow. Virginia—Rain on the coast and rain or snow in the interior tonight, prob- ably clearing tomogrow morning; colder late tonight and Somorrow. ‘West Virginia—Rain changing to tonight; tomorrow mostly cloudy and colder; local snows in north portion. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers very muddy today. Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. grees. Inches. 50 29.76 44 29.79 37 29.75 36 29.68 37 29.60 36 29.48 0 p.m. yesterday. Year 4:00 am. today. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. . 9:06a.m. 3:28a.m. 9:32p.m. 3:46pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today .. 7:20 Sun, tomorrow 7:19 5:24 Moon, today.. 8:27am. 7:28 p.m. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (curren. month to date): Month. 1833, Average. Record. January .. 2.89 3.55 7.09 '82 6.84 '84 884 '91 9.13 '89 10.69 '89 10.94 00 1063 '86 1441 28 1081 '76 857 '85 869 89 . & 756 '01 Varions Cities. Temperature Yesterday— Highest, 50, ago, 51. Lowest, 36, Year 880, 40. ‘Tomorrow. 9:53am. 4:14am. 10:18 pm. 4:34pm Low . High Low . Sets. 5:23 sam0] ‘mego w Stations. ** z0y0uoreg *+3q3yu 3svy 5 Baltimore, Md. Birmingham . Bismarck, N. D. Boston. Mass. Buffalo, N. Y. Charleston, Chicago. 11l Cincinnati, Ohic Clevelznd. Ohio Columbia, 8. C wver, Colo.. troft, Mich. El Paso. Tex Galveston, Helena, Indianapolis.Ind Jacksonville,Fl Kansas City, M Los Angeles’ Louisville, Miami. N Y. Okishoma’ City. Omaha, Neb Philadelphia Phoenix. Ariz Pittsburgh, Pa Portland, Me. d. Oreg Raleigh.” N. C Salt Lake Cit San Antonio San Diego, Caiif San_ Francisco. Cloudy Picloudy Cloudy Rain Cloudy Snow Pt.cloudy Rain Pt cloudy Cloudy Seattle. Spokane. Wash. Tampa. Fla. . WASH., D. € FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations Temperature. Weather. London. England ..... 2: Cloucy Paris. France . Cloudy Berlin, Germany . Cloudy Brest. ' France ... Part cloudy Zurich. Switzerland Part cloudy Stockholm. Sweden. .. Part cloudy (Noon. Greenwich time, today.) (Paval). Azores. Part cloudy (Cufrent observations.) St. Georges. Bermuda.. (i Partcloudy San Juan. Puerto Kico. Clear H Oubs oo Clear . Canal Zone Clear —— ,—— FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animi League. 71 O st_n.w North 5730 FOX TERRIER. wire-haired: found in Ta- koma Park. Call Georgia 1488-J. i WRIST WATCH AND LINK BRACELET. Iady's. gold. Sunday on Taylor st. between &th and 9th n.w. Inquire at treasurer's of- fice. Soldiers' ' Home: will be delivered to ownler on proving Claim and reimbursement for_advertising charges. —_— LOST. BROOCH, gold. old fashioned, black snd gold edge s picture inside;’ reward. Call Horta DOG—Mixet errier, reddish brown. male, wearing harness and leash. Reward. Telephone Decatur _2780. Towa ave. nw. errier puppy, with black spots on body and brown head. An- swers to name of “Bumps.” Owned by little girl. 'who is grieving over its loss. Liberal reward. Phone Georgia 455! . FOX TERRIER. male: ward. Call Pot. 1 Monday. NECKPIECE —Moleski s Thursday. F ‘est 0571 OPERA GLASSES, at Fox Th Georgia 36! d sunburst, with diamond In_center, name “Moore” engraved on back. Reward. North 9694. fur_boy and Palace Theater SETTER, white. male; Liver colored ears and spots. 1410 26th st. n.w. Decatur 2270. Zhe GREATER ONE OF THE LARGEST A UNDERTAKERS N THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as $65 w For a Complete Fumeral Cars and All We have amazed the whele profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapis Sts. N.W. You Get the Biggest and the Best from CHAMBERS { BROWN, VIVIAN. On Priday. January 27. | CASBY. MARY. LINGL | ua atlys. oy e ot e Ber SRidonce: Giuahrer of s iate Foli i, et julem_mass at St. James' Church . Relative ind friends invited. In. o mnt uwn:'oum Cemetery. 27 8, rted this life on P irsday. Suauary 2o 1040, ut. 0 .m0 at Casuaity Hospital.'LOUISE BARNES, devoted wile of Joseph Barnes, daughter of Lonnie Womble Bhe also leaves to foufn " her” departure fws aunts. Miss Mattie und Miss. Saille Govinetor. ‘and one uncle, Remains thapel. Sra'ind’Bve bis. 5w Funeral chapel. 5rd‘and’ Eye sis. sw. 8und, st *Rockingham, ry ~Coyington. January 20, MARY E. Suddenly, 1933, at her resident b A, 5 B eral later. BREWER. LUCY. On Wednesday. Japuary 26, 1933, at Gallinger Hospital, LUCY BREWER. the mother of the late Lillie Aggle Harris. She leaves to l?mn‘n their loss devoted sister, srandchildrens . six ed 48 years, Notice of 6 Florida ave. n.w. Puneral Sunday. January 29, 30 p.m. from the Ver- mont Avente Baptist Church, Rev. C. T. Murray offcisting. Relatives and friends invited, 28° BROOKS, JOSEPH. Departed this life Wed- nesday, ' January 25, 1 at his resi- dence. ‘117 D st. s.-w. JOBEPH, beloved husband of Cassie Brooks and devoted father of Josephine Smith. Clinton Brooks and Ada ‘Lucas. He also leaves three brothers and three sisters. 12 dren and three great-grandchl & host of other relatives and friends. Remains may be viewed at the above ad- dress Saturday, January 28 after 4 p.m. youl Sundey.’ Janusry “20. 10 pm thereafter the body will lie'in state ai Providence Baptist Church. M st. between s and On ets. s whers funcrel a ice wil eld Monday. 5 1 pm. Rev. Coleman officiating. Inter- ment Payne's Cemetery. BROOKS, JOSEPH. All officers and mem- bers ‘of D. G. Council, No. 3. I O. of Good “Samaritans, are hereby requeted to be present meeting Saturday, January 5, at % p.m. First Street Hall Southwesi. to make arrangements for {u- geral of Brother JOSEPH BROOKS. D. marshal BRO. WILLIAM BRENT. D_ G_Chief. S8IS. FRANCES GREEN, D. G. Sect. * BROOKS, JOSEPH. All officers and mem- Bers N G of District ‘Grand Lodge, No. 2. N. | U 0. of Chaldeans. are notified to attend. "Call meeting Saturday, January 2K, 1933, 7:30 p.m. Pisherman's Hall. to arrange for funeral of P. G. D. M Joseph Brooks. ~ Puneral Monday, Jan- uary 30, from Providence Baptist Church, M st. between 4!z and 6th st. ok o'clock p.m. WILLIAM_BRENT, D. G. M, MAUDE JOHNSON. D. G. Sec'y. - aiter a brief ilness, VIVIAN BROWN departed this lfe at the resi- dence of his aunt, Mrs. Nancy Darden. * 1501 Gth st. n.w.' Remains resting at Prazier's funeral nome. 3x4 Rhode Isiand ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. BROWN, ERNEST. On Thursday, January 26, 1933, at Providence Hospital, ER- NEST BROWN. devoted son of Estelle Simms. stepson of George Simms of Oxon Hiill, Md. He also leaves to mourn his ‘departure four sisters, five brothers and other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at the John T. Rhines fu- neral chapel. tice of fune; On Friday. January 27, 1943 at her residence. K11 K st. ne. MARY | CASEY (nce Donnelly). 'beloved wife of Martin Casby. Funeral will be | heid from the above residence on Monday. January 0. at A0 am. High requiem mass at Holy Name Church at § am. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. tives and friends invited. DECKER., PETER LE GRANDE. this life Priday. January 27, 19: t his residence. 4923 East Battery ilane. Bethesda. Md, PETER LE GRANDE DECKER, _in his st vear. Puneral | ‘private)’ Saturday. January 98, at 3:30 pm. from his late Tesidence. interment Cherry Creek, N. Y. 28 On Wednesday, Jan- EMMA B. DOUGLAS. late Noah and Marie anddaughter of the late Steverson. She also iece and many other relatives Remains resting at_the W. s funeral church, 1432 U ral Sunday. January 29, st from 8t. Paul's A M FELTER, LUCY. On Thursda: 195, LUCY 'FELTER of 4 30th st Mount Rainier, ) Puny from F. Gasch's Sons' funeral pariors. Hyattsville, Md.. on Saturday. January 2%, at 3 p.m. Interment Fort Lincoin Cemetery. FU WILLIAM C. Departed this life on Wednesday, Janua . 1933, WILLIAM C. FUNN. 'He leaves to mourn their loss mother, sisters and two_brothers and a devoied friena, Sarah H. Bailey. Re- mains Testing at the chapel of James H. Winslow i2th and R sts. n.w. Pu- neral (private) Saturday morning. Jan- uary 28 at % o'clock. Interment Mount Olivet” Cemetery. . WILLIAM C. Members of Morning Star Lodge, No. 40. I B. P. O. E. of W.. are notifled to atiend a ession of sorrow ai our home., 15th and Que Sts. n.W. | Friday. January 27, 1933, at 8 pm., to arrange for the 'fune: WILLIAM C. FUNN. Fup January X, at ® am. fron funers] paijdrs, 13th and R st ORTEZ W. PETERS. Secretars. LIEUT. EDWARD W. On Priday January 1633, at Naval Hospita Lieut. EDWARD W. FUREY. Notice of funeral later. | GAYLE, ELICK. On Thursday. January 20 14 at his residence. H05 Virginia ave. ELICK GAYLE. beloved husband of a4 Gayle and brother of Mrs. George eetz and Mrs. J. Eugene Curils. Fu- 1 from the above residence on Satur- January 9%, at 2 pm. Relatives and’ friends invited. Interment Glenwood MARIA Deparf® this ¢ay. Janu 1 he: late residence. 191N %t n.w.. MARIA L. | GORDON. ' She leaves to mourn her loss | band. one brof January 26, om_her late residence, : Interment at Linco.n rial Cemetery. GREENE. KATIE_WILSON. On_Thursday. January_26. 1 . at the home of h niece. Doroth: Hodgkin Dorsey. 1 Irving st. n.w., KATIE WILSON GREENE, wife of the late Thomas Evans Greene. Funeral from Joseph Gawler's Sons’. 1 Pa. ave n.w. Saturday. January 28, at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment ‘at Rock Creek Cemeters. HAWKINS, CHRISTINE. Departed this life Tuesday, January 1933, at 10:30 am., AL her residence. 1226 8 n.w.. CHRIS- TINE HAWKINS. the devoted mother of Lawrence E. Hawkins, Katie M. Thomp- son. ‘Anna C. Cooper snd . Rebecca D. Ramos, and aunt of Edward H. Smith and Thomas M. Brooks, sister of the late Re- | becca Smith. three | p.m.. from Zion s . beiween 4d and 413 sts. s . L. Washington officiating. Rel atives and friends invited. 2 HAWKINS. CHRISTINE. The Lincoln Mu- tual ~Relief “Association announces the death of Mrs CHRISTINE HAWKINS Funeral Saturday, Januars 28, 1931, at 1:30 p.m., from Zion Baptist Church. GEORGE W. COLE, President. L. H. THOMPSON, Rec. Sec. HEMSLEY, =RICHA On Wednesday, January' 25, 1933, at his residence, 1003 New Jersey ave. n.w.. RICHARD, devoted husband of Dora Hemsley, brother of Harris. Robert. ‘and Clarine Hemeley and Emma Wiliiams. Remains Testing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. Funeral Satur- day. January 28 “at 11 a.m.. from Mount Hope ~ Baptist ~Chureh. 27 LIS, On Wednesday, Janu- . WILLIS JOHNSON. devoted Lucy Johnson. father of Conroy. _Alfred Johnson. Mary Jones Henry _Johnson. brother of Bally and Laura Davis. He also leaves giber relatives and iriends —Notice of | funeral later mains resting W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U SL n.w. 27 LEE. EMMA. On Wednesday. January, Fl t 0 a.m., at her residence, ! ;flcho}: s.e., EMMA LEE. beloved wife of iel Lee, loving niece of the late Julia Warner. She also leaves other relatives and friends. Puneral Saturday. A. M. E. Church, Nichols ave, s.e. Rela- tives and friends invited. 27 3 A. The officers and members of %a &:lgptd!dllh (':’f Sister — lAl o n‘r:e.r"xrun: "Campbell A. M. E. Chureh. SISTER HANNAH NEWBY. Leader. SISTER GEORGIANNA HENSON. Secty. ARTHUR R. On Thursday. Jan- 1 , at 11 am., at his_resi- Kiver d.'cn;] l;“ Y XAR-‘(?:S'AR . 1¢ husband of the late h- Sine N Linsley. " Funeral services will be held at s late residence on Saturday, January 2K, at 2 pm. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. GRUDER. MARY M. January 25, 19: MARY M. MAGRUDER, aged K3 year: Puneral services January 28, at 2 p.m., at her late residence. terment DOI”!IQII Cemetery, Md. & MARTIN, WIL FRAN ay, ) LIAM iCI! OAnr "Elu .y, ARTIN of Washington, LIRM FRANCIS MAF D. C. He is survived by his wife, Marie V. Martin: a son, Carl, and a dsughter, Virginia Martin. * Remains resting from 10 am. {0 2 p.m. at Lee’s Sons' funeral pariors, 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.., Sat- January 28. Puneral services at e’ address Saturday. January 28. at 2 pm. Interment Cedir HIll Cemefery. Refitives and friends invited. 2! ER. ELLA F. On Thursday. Jen MORASTER S b coorsetown Hospita ELLA F., beloved wife of the late Cha: A. McM"ster end mother of Mrs. mond_L. Harris, Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 apin st. n.w.. Saturday. January 28, at 10 am. ' Relatives and 'friends invited Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 27 EYER, ES G. On Priday. Jan- MRyt O a5 e ot Emergency Hospital, CHARLES G. MEYER. aged 67 ears. Funeral {rom the residence of is daughter. Mrs. Jullus P. Viedt, 4526 $oth v ph Mobdaz, Stnanly B0 :30°p.m. a o attend. ~ Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. E 2 George. dence.” 4 oue uncle and many o F: 07 %8 Dt (e gk janu at 1 pm., from Rhines_funeral chapel, 3rd and sts. s, Interment Rosemont Cemetery. OWENS, LAURA. On Tuesday, January 24 1933 ‘at_ Garfield Hospital, RA OWENS. She leaves 1o mourn thefr Rer husband. ‘two sisters. one brother one niece, one nephew an host of relatives ‘and friends. Puneral from residence of her sister. Mr: ]")!*. 221 :1 st. n.w.. Saturday, Janua 28, at m. L 4 RECTOR. DONALD RICHARD. On Thurse daz, Janvary 26, 10:3. at his residence. 55 Rhode Tsiand ave n.w. RICHARD, in the 3rd year of his ",!.l be- loved ‘san” of Blucher Willis and- The Mills Rector and grandson of Ada O Mills Payne and James Edwin Payne. Bervices at his late residence on Saturday, January 28, at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and iriends invited to attend. . SECHRIST, ANCES = JOSEPHINE. Onp Thursday, Jinuary 26,1 at_ber dence. 1318 11th st. nw. PRAN JOSEPHINE, beloved daug of Josepl E and Dora T, Sechrist and sister of Mrs_James H. Owens. ~Puneral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin st n.w.. Saturday. Janusry 25, at ? p.m. Relativeg and friends invited. On Thursday. January 8t her residence. 632 H st. 8.we SMITH (nee Beach). agéd 6l the beloved wife of William P. | from the chapel of 6 7th si. sw. on Mon< at K:30'am.? thence to t.° Dominic's Church. where Tequiem mass will be sung at % o'clock for the re- pose of her soul Relatives and friends invited. " Interment Consressional OCerge- tery. 2 STEWART. JOHN. Suddenly. on Thursday, Jan: 933, at the residence 8t 2 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemeter: STEWART, RAYMOND. Depar! Thursday, January 26, STEWART of 307 2nd to mourn their loss a two brothers. Joseph and James one sister, Pearl Stewart, tives and friends ing at Malvan N. J ave and R st nerai later. - TAYLOR. WILLIAM STANLEY. On Wer- nesday. January 5. 1 WILLIAM STANLEY TAYLOR. beloved husband of Mary E_Tevior - Remains may be seen at the chapel of Thomas P. Murray & ons, 2007 Nichols & after 9 am. Priday. January fr above-named chapel on Saturday, Janusr® Relatives and {riends § 28, at 2 pm. vited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemeters. TAYLOR. EDWARD L, Departed this lite uary 26. 1933, &t 9:45 pm. u! linger Hospital. EDWARD L. 'TAYIOR. He is survived by a father, grandmoth- er. three uncles and two aunts and ® host of other relatives and friends, mains may be viewed after 3 pm. Sune day. January 29, st R. C. Richardson & Oo's. ‘funeral church, 1700 Vermont ave. n.w. Funeral Monday, January 30. Bm. from the above establishment. R. C. Richardson officiating. Payne's Cemetery. E] THOMPSON, RACHEL. On Tuesdsy, Jan- uary 24, 1943 her residence. ‘4481 Pranklin st. n.w. RACHEL TH ‘MP!OP?. beloved mother of Mrs. Julia Hall, James M. Thompson. Novel Hawkips, Kthel Davis and Eva Laster; also surviving her are four nephe one niece. twp grand- ~grandchild and other and friends. Remains rest: ler’s _funeral home. &1 Puneral Sunda pm. from . Zio between 34 liam L Washington off Interment Harmony Cemeiery. A Dprecious one from us has gone, A voice we loved is stilled, A chair is vacant in our home That never can be flled. In Memoriam AKERS. SCOTT T. AND MARSHALL & NER: YOUNG, HESTER A. A tribute o love ‘and devotion to_our departed dead. father. SCOTT T. AKERS. who departe this life fifteen years ago: grandmothe HESTER A. YOUNG, tweive years brother, MARSHALL SUMNER A 3 four years ago. Their flesh shall slumber in the ground Dpull b trumpet s tovful sound en bursts chains in sweet surprise, Azd I their Eaviors image rise. C. Al SPARROW. BOSTIC. ELLEN B. In loving memory of our mother, ELLEN B. BOSTIC, who parted this'life eight years aso, January You. dear mother, are constantly im our mtéudxx’:DnRflx;e n;lu Yflg 80, ROBINSON, JR. i W BRAXTON. BESTY. Departed this twelve years ago today, January 27, 1921, BESTY BRAXTON. Beautiful life. Peaceful ending. Sacred to us. her_loving memor: msoé'%cam 7. ORISLEY AKD W. BRAXTON, JOSEPH 8. Bacred to th - 0i¥ of our dear husband and father. SEPH 8. BRAXTON. who departed life four years ago todey. January 27, w the road was getting roush, i d to climb. losed his loving eyes red “Peace be thine.” is dearest and rarest thet we have had and lost. {ED WIFE AND CHILDREN. ¢ LILLIAM. Sacred to the mem: 2 Fusband, WILLIAM EASELY, e srted this life four years ago tom day. January 27, 1929, The world may change from year to year, And friends from day to day; But nevey will the one I jove From Taemory pass away HIS DEVOTED MARION EASELY. * GATTON, DELPHINE. In loving_ remem- brance of my dear mother. I;m!“l'l GATTON. who departed this life five v dear mother. laid to rest; s frame I wiil hold it, ADAMS. - . ROSABELL C. A sacred tribute e to our devoted daughter and sis- ROSABELL C. JERNAGIN. who left BOPS,ReAT 5D togey, January 27 G083 DAUGHTERS., . JORDAN. THOMAS W. Sacred to the mem= ory of my dear husband and my father THOMAS' W. JORDAN. who departed this’ life fou years a¥o today, January HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. * PAYNE. HARRY T. In loving remem- brance of my devoted father, HARRY T. PAYNE who departed this life one year 850 today, Januars or. 16 HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. * RILEY. EDITH In loving remembrance ughter and_sister, EDITH nee Annedale). who died four- teen years ago, January 27, As I loved her. so I miss her, v y she is always near: bered. longed for always, Bringing many a silent tear MOTHER. This day brings back sad memories Of a dear one laid to rest, And the ones who think of her today Are the ones who loved her best. . SAMUELS, MARIE. In loving r of, my deat motner, MARTE BAMUELE Who' depar on day, January 27. 1932, O T 860 fo- Her weary hours. her days of pain, Her weary nights are bast, Her ever-patient. Worn-out frame HER LONELY " DAUGHTER. “Everyw MUNSOR. C FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J.- WILLIAM LEE'S SONS CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 4th & MASS AVE. Frank Geier 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Modern Chapel. Telépho: 301 _EAST CAPITOL ST. Phonme Lincoln 0372 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISBAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. EBone West o0 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. Ph orth 0047 CHAMBERS V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nor connected wil the original W K. Speare estabiis e 1009 H St. N.W, tional 2802 TIMOTHY HANLON 1 H St. N.E—Lin. 5543, O AMBULANCE SERVICE L H. S 409 8th 8t. 8.E. LINCOLN 0530 Proi Aute Delivery Serviee e expreseiverinexpensive Artistic—e e GEO. C. SHAFFER B ERRENE IO L AR Mg Opex'Erenines 14th & Eye GEO. A. COMELY @™ i BT S5