Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1933, Page 9

DR. MAXWELL DIES, NOTED INVENTOR Ferfected Bombing Range Finder for Planes and Other Devices. Dr. George St. Clair Maxwew, :n- wentor of a bombing range finder for airplanes and perfecter of automatic machinery for loading shells and other arsenal equipment, died yesterday at This residence, the Highway Apartments, 61 Rhode Island avenue northeast, fol- hvrgng"nmlc;xgv&l:;u:m be held tomor- row at 2 pm., at W. W. Chambers’ fu- —_— neral home. Burjal will be in Congres- sional Cemetesy. > A native of Wn:m. ‘where gr" father was a prominent physician, Maxwell followed his, father's wishes and studied medicine, in the Kentucky city for about years, Later he abandoned that prof enlon for the study of electrical eering, and after graduating from ‘husetts Institute of Technology was employed by the Bell Telephone Co. as a testing engineer. He entered business for himself after- ward, and beeame .connected with a company engaged in the manufacture of special automatic machinery, much of which was designed by him. He came to Washington about 20 years ago, and had been in the engi- %Pmnl profession here until the World ar. To his credit are listed some 30 de- vices used in the development of the automobile, and in all more than 100 of his inventions have been patented. During the war he was in the Ordnance Bureau, War Department, and it was there that he developed the war ma- chines for which he is known, includ- ing, besides the range finder and sheli loading machine, the Maxwell Chemical THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1933. SPECIALIST MAKES PLEA |DR. R. E. HYDE, 91, ‘Warfare Mortar, which has replaced the m:.umnmmmqmp- ment Dr. Maxwell is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ella Cecil Maxwell, and three sons and & daughter. _— BECOMES JESUIT Rev. Frederick Wyatt Sohon, flmwz of the seismological ohervltory al Georgetown University, yesterday pro- mncedhunmlm-uni-mt. 16 y::‘r’: after ‘having entered the Soclety of Jesus. ‘The ceremony took place in Dahigren | luf Chapel, the vows beinfi received by Rev. Dr. W. Coleman Nevils, 8. J., president of the university. This ceremony of the church has been held at 0.13;\- town since 1805, when Archbishop Ji Carroll of Baltimore received the vo of Rev. John Molyneaux, the uemd president of the institution. Father Schon came to Georgetown several years ago from Fordham ,Uni- versity and_succeeded the late 'Rev. Francis A. Tondorf as director of seis- mology. He is credited with the leading mathematician in it order in this country. FOR CROSS-EYED CHILD Say They Go Through Life With Inferiority Complex From Ailment Easily Corrected. Declaring _cross. children in- variably develop an inferiority complex that follows them through life, Dr. told a Y. M. C. A. pubic forum lnt night that crousd eyes lre “abso- tely unn * The District of Co- lumbia Medical lety co-operated in the program. Crossed eyes, he said, usually may be straightened by special glasses and treatment in less. than a year. An operation will correct the condition wlthout difficulty, the specialist stated. Dr. Davis advocated two-minute rest intervals every 20 minutes during office hou;u for those using their eyes in their work, The forum was one of & weekly series sponsored by the health education coun- cil of the rtment of physical edu- cation, Y. M. C. A. Semi-Annual Sale at Washington’s Finest Men’s Store SATURDAY SPECIAL 35 Overcoats Boucles and dark meltons; regular sizes 35 to 42; long size, 42; short size, 42; were $29.50 and $35— $14-75 Semi-Annual Sale of Raleigh “8” SHOES 475 UR entire stock of these fine shoes, which for years sold at $8.00 . . . A marvelous tunity to save money by anti pating your shoe needs . .. All oppor- styles in black or tan calfskins, Scotch Grains and Patent Leath- ers included. $10 Sta-Smooth Shoes. . ....$6.75 $10.50 & $11.50 Hanans....$8.75 $12.50 and $13.50 Hanans..$9.75 $14.50 & $16.50 Hanans Semi-Annual Sale of Knox $5 HATS 375 v EVER in all our history, in a Semi-Annual reduced our even Sale, have we $10.75 . KNOX Hats to so low a price $7 and $7.50 Knox Hats. $10 & $15 Knox Hats. .. $5 & $3.50 Raleigh Hats. . OW-—wear America’s fin- est Hat, at less than the price of an average cheap grade. $4.75 $6.75 .82.75 35 Raleigh Derbies........$3.15 Semi-Annual Sale of 1.65and $1.95 SHIRTS | 118 in mind—these EAR this Hart SUITS OVERCOATS 52328 $35 Hart Schaffner & Marx ALL-WOOL FABRICS $40, $38, $35 31 $25 AND RALEIGH $ Schaffner & Marx and Raleigh SUITS OVERCOATS |8 UITS and Overcoats styled and tailored by America’s foremost makers of fine clothes . . . of fine TESTED, . . clothes that are appre- ciated after they’ve been to the cleaner many times— because they’re tailored, as fine clothes should be . . . clothes that prove it pays to stick to QUALITY ... And there are sizes for all—regulars, shorts, short-stouts, longs, long-stouts, in all models. NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS 50, $45, $40 Hart Schaffner & Marx and Raleigh SUITS OVERCOATS DIES IN PLATTSBURG Father of Washington Physician and Civil War Veteran ° Passes Away. Bpecial Dispatch to The PLATTSBURG, N. sbruary 3. Dr. Romeo E. Hyde, 91, father of Dr. L. ‘W. Hyde of Washington and former mayor of Plattsburg and this city’s last survivor of the Civil War, died here Wednesday night after a long filness. Dr. Hyde suffered a shock of paralysis in New York City a year ago while re- turning to Plattsburg after a Winter spent in Washington. He was born in West Chazy and at 18 enlisted in the Army, being one of the first to volunteer in the old 96th Volun- teers. He saw much fighting with the Army of the Potomac and was present at the fall of Richmond. Later he did military duty through Virginia, North and South Carolina. Survivors include another son, John F. Hyde of Dallas, Tex., and two daugh- ters, Mrs. John W. Wright, wife of Col. Wright, professor of military science at the University of Missouri, and Mrs. G. D. Ross, wife of Capt. Ross of Fort Devens, Mass. He also leaves & sister, Mrs. J. E. Nightingale of Chazy. Dr. Le Roy W. Hyde of Washington has practiced medicine here since the World War. He is a graduate of the University of Virginia, completing his work there in 1916, and served overseas in the World War. He went to his father's home for the funeral. His home is at 4701 Connecticut avenue. LOIS MORAN PROPOSES WELFARE WORK ACTION Stage Star Pleads for Project to Care for Unemployed Actors and Actresses. Miss Lois Moran, stage star appearing here this week, urged Washingtonians to take the lead in some welfare proj- ect for the benefit of unempleyed and homeless actors and actresses, at a meeting of social workers and clergy- men yesterday in the headquarters of the Central Application Bureau. Advocating a Nation-wide program for the special benefit of needy stage performers, Miss Moran sald: “In New York all actors and actresses who have jobs are voluntarily giving 1 per cent of their salaries to those out of work. Benefit performances, from which proceeds go into a relief fund, are given on Sundays. Just before we came to Washington, our cast contrib- uted $2,500 to the actors’ relief work.” Linden Hears School Talk. A talk on the proposed bond issue for erection of a new high school at Silver Spring by Rhees E. Burkett macked & meeting of the Linden Civic Ascociation at the home of Bradford Fox, first vice president of the organi- zation, Wednesday night. Mr. Burkett is 8 member of the Educational Com- mittee of the Federation of Civic As- sociations, Bavarian Dances to Be Given. Bavarian mountain dances and other special numbers by the Schup- latter Troupe Edelweiss will make up | the entertainment features at a “Ba- varian Mountaineers’” ball tomorrow night at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Music will be furnished by Prof. Von Steinwald's 10-piece brass band from Baltimore. CEDAR HILL Washington’s Most Beautiful Cemetery One is impressed first of all with the expansiveness of the Cemetery’s grounds. On its gen- tle rolling slopes are outstanding specimens of evergreens and other varieties too numerous to men- tion. Cedar Hill Cemetery On Pennsylvania Avenue East of the Capitol Fees— |} GREATER ONE OF THE LARGEST (O UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Think What -Service You Can Get as Low as $65 w For a Complete Funeral Cars and All We have amazed the whele profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th’and Cha, Sts. NW. Yeou Get tlu Biggest and the ’ CAMBERS l;hhon 1o ‘during Tiness and hn Tor “éfl.“"%mfim mfi tributes at the death of our belov mother, ELIZABETH SCHROTH LIGHT- A‘Ugm% MRS, W K GRAVES, . KRA! AND MRS, LEE Beaths. ADDISON, LEMUEL. On Thursday, Feb- 1033, “after s brief illness, LEM! the devoted husband of Mary {ddison of ‘5708 Blaine st. n.e. He also ‘aves six sons, a loving mnfiher, one sister and other relatives and friends to mourn _their loss. Remains resting at Henry 8. Washinglon’s funeral home. 467 aturday _afternoon; Februsts o 8t 130 pms ry 5, af . Trom the First Baptis Ghurch’of Dean: C., Bheriff road and Whitting- J;hcn Be. Relsuves and friends invite ADDISON. LEMUEL R. Members o{ W, Bruce Evans Lodge. No. iix(. are hereby potified of the death of Brother LEMUEL E. ADDISON of 5708 Blaine st. n.e. Bésafon_of sorcow Fridas. - Februsry 1933, at 8 pm., Elks Home, Fune February 5, at '1:30 p.m. from First Baptist Church, Whittingham st.. Dean- yecd. D. Zodges and temples in- CHAS. W. HAWKINS, Exalted Ruler, JAMES R. BRADFORD, Secty. ANDERSON. JOHN AUGUSTUS. JR. On Wednesday, February 1. 1933, JOHN AU- GUSTUS, Jr.. beloved ‘son of “Annie M. Anderson and the late John A, Anderson and brother of Mrs. J. T. Ward. = Pu- neral from his late residence, 1520 East Capitol st. on Saturday, February 4. al K0 am: ‘thence to Hoty Comforier Church. 14th and East Capitol sts.. where mass will be said at ) a.m. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends are invited. ~ Inierment at Mount Olivet Gem- etery. 3 ANDERSON, JOHN AUGUSTUS. Funeral 1r0m his late residence. 1520 East Gapltol st on’ Satarday. February 1943, &t K:30 am.; thence to Holy' Comiorter Crureh, TAth ang East Capitol where mass will be said at » a.m_ for the repose of his soul. Members of Washington Coun- cil, No. Knights of Columbus, will ket ¢ is-lats rerldencs Frides b pon. to Teclte the Rosary for the repose of his ‘soul, ANDERSON, JOHN A Washingion. D. . Lodge, No. B. Elks: The Jodee Wil méer. 1n sension” of -sosrow. at 730 pm. Friday, Pebruary 1. for the Purpose of paying tribute to the memory of our late brother, JOHN A, ANDERSON. ¥ho passed (o the Grand Lodge of the Hereafter February 1. 1933, Services at late residence, 1520 East Capitol st., "&Sflmniamgxwfm Exalted Rull a Attest: W. B. SHELBY. Becretary, WALSH TO BE HONORED Educator to Be Guest of Assembly of Knights of Columbus. Rev. Edmund A. Walsh, 8. J.,, head of the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, will be the-guest of honor end principal speaker at a meeting of the Washington General Assembly, Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus, in the Mayflower Hotel Tuesday. For the first time this year the as- sembly will include women among guests, and an elaborate entertainment program has been arranged. George R. Ellis is chairman of ar- rangement.s gnrk)l te, 72, Phoeb H¥ro Pittsburgh; Thoma Robert L. Pillebrow: and Helen B. Williams, Rey. F. Bland Tucker. Willie Battle, 5 Florida ave., Annie B. Hines, 2: Sth st.; Rev. ard D. Botts. Chris Diamond, 30. 484 \!Aryl. sw., and Sadie L. Hicks, 1% Rey. J. C. Ball Boy1 Hawkins, 27, 310 3rd st sw., and Helen T. Washington, 22, 408 4th st. s.w ober! arpe. 21, and Mary E. Pease. 18. both of St. Dennis, Md.: Rev. Allen F. Pogre. Earle Baldwin. 21. 2445 P st. and Mil- 45 P st Rev. D. E. Wiseman. 50812 58th st.” ne . 1437 Clifton st.. and Rich- a H ave. st 6201 Dix st ne. apd dred Harris, 1%, Claude G. Graham, 27, 147 Hattie Jimmison, 19, 1438 8 st, and Rey. W. D. Jarvis 302 Bryant st, and Ana'rfifl ¥ il""" 1711 &th st.; Rev am L. Mevers. 47. and Beulah I Tritsch. 33, both Ty 4 Gatt n: Hagerstown, Md.; Rei. war oss, 4 New Y Elizabein. Daily, 38, Richmond. Rev” a" Morris M. Fox. 23, 3303 Georgia ave and Helen 8. Bushl 6 a E velt Eisie, 13 Dumbarton ave.. and Delia Grayson, samg s 0 Delly, Grn e address: Rev. August Scoffone, 21, 11 7th st. ne., Dorothy Berry, 18, = P‘e“ l;gr:lfl;l’ 1264 Oates st. ne.; . : catbenmesire, 20,320 4th & Juhn "f?(“llf | , Fran] yttle, 24. 352 W st., J. Mills. 24, iattinsiy? same address; Judge Births Reported. John A. and Katherine A. \ 1 Lesiie and Elsie M. Engel, g.rlmd"s Lk Theodore L. and RnhneneG Langohr, girl. Bryan and Emily M Payne. giri Clarence M. and Hilda M. Philiips Paul C. and Margaret T Bush. bo: William C. end uce . Daniel. Lo William F. and Hazel E. Cones. boy. Gino and Regina M. Blml boy. George W. and Ethel A. Cramer. boy. Peter R. Mary G. Haley. boy. Edward A. and Agnes Moran, Albert E.'and Zola Josts boy. Troy and Minnie Coble. boy. Thaddeus §. and Dorothy . Tark. sirl. Fran] d Rose Walker, girl. Frank and Sercviess D(mond Rirl Regin: H. and Sarah Casey. Benjamin . and Lillie G. A Joseph and ‘Agnes Marrow. boy. Deaths Reported. Garoline L. Shields. & 3 Josephine Knabe, 7 . ne Alex Summers. 77, !us 12th st John_F. Quill,’ 68, 1da l. “MiGrears, 68 1307 N st. John L. Zegowits. 64, 1433 P st Susie Mattingly. 63. Emergency Hosbital. John H. Wilson, 2001 John Barber. 54, Eme: Willlam A. May. 31. Wi Melba Keim, Sibley Hospital. Infant Charlotte A. Hendershot, Good Hope Td. s.e. Infant Mary Beckert. Sibley Hospital. Murray, 60, 1018 29th_st. Estep, 56, en route Freedmen's et, 55. Preedmen's Hospital. . Jennie Thurston. 55. Freedmen's Hosbital. John Bowley. 54, 2409 Nichols ave. s.e. Anna L. Jeter. 45, 945 Florida ave. Charlle Whitlock, ‘36, 734 4th st. Lukes McDade, 28, Walter Reed Hospital. Robert E. boy. 16th 1526 FOUND. EISEMAN'S SEVENTH & F STS. Match Your Odd Coats With Our Special $65, $60, $50 Suits and Overcoats, Now $33 and $38 : TROUSER shirts are right out of our own $1.65 and $1.95 stocks.. . . collar-attached, $1.95 to $2.50 Shirts. .. tab collar and neckband styles . . . White, solid shades and fancies. All sizes. Curb Service Just drive to the front of our store . Attendant will park your car at the Capital Garage, at our expense, and have it back in a jiffy when you want it. Free Parking Pay . our Uniformed and Charge Accounts in 30 days, or use our Extended Payment Plea —taking 4 Months to Pay, without any interest charges, NO DOWN PAY- MENT. e WASHINGTON'S FINEST" MEI;I’S WEAR STORE e RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F STREET Strictly All Wool— Many From Suits— h Put those odd coats and vests to work—match them with a pair of our special trousers. We have a stock of over 5,000 pairs in all wanted patterns, materials and sizes. Just bring in your odd coat or vest. m!mml-swnl Animal Rescte League, 71 O st nw b S0 LOST. biack silk. enamel buckle, between and Church and 18th, or '20th and Nonh 4519.. BELT, 1911 R Conn._ave.Reward. BILLFOLD —1In_post office. House Office Bullding, Thursday. brown “Binfold. stampeq with name of “Ladd & Bush Salem. Ores.. containing about $20. Return to N. Martin._Library of Congress. Reward. 3, large male tiger cat, L aye, and Zdth 98, 3 Teddish_brawn. tip of tail breast, black markings around " Reward. 741 11th black and white. part rat and 5:" wire-Daired. terrier. | Reward offered. 1 wluomtn 2344, WATCH—Leather-covered case, lower. February 1. Reward if returned to Mrs. H. B. Joy. Memorial Congnental Hall. 4° FUR COAT. muskrat, at Odd Fellows' Tem- ple, ' Baturday nli Reward -for retura. Raress Box 27 i, tar oriee. Wednesday ON. G, ‘southeast, W, g at Hotel Ma; KEY in nlent. | o Reward . MONEY—Thres 320 Revenue Bid., or on 14t Adams 6951." Reward. PURSE, Iady’s, containing money and pa- pers, onl Mt Pleasant street car or near 16th arvard. rvard et., ADe. BO1r“Adame 6874, Piora Mappine. ‘WATCH—Man's, Tilinois, 21- lost Sun dly between 18th and C, 1 d East tof Stec b.c. Reward " Atlantic 0815 RING Return 1418-A Half st. vicinity Internal st. car. Phone VAICH, adys Swiss, mfl M. &, eu'nvea nule e “January 28 Rew: 3 WATCHES—Two in e veinet on uu Eovara.” Fotomee 008 $1,500 RP_WARD For the return to Nichole Company. 326 ard Blde., of an_alligator_pockethool -un e followiig ewelry: (1) Pair of das ut, 3 inches long made J. ks wnd heasing baguette diamon 23 dlamona" and kil chain s pe t, oval-shaj s, about 250 d.\:mondn. -kt marquls diamond in penam mond platinum rin 8 13: “dlamong and 2, bague on February 1, either at n Md.. Lincoin Memorial or Ay $400 REWARD far the return ,h Nichols Company, it fndl el b B Dr.¢ Clarendon, Va.; | 28, 2378 Tunlaw rd.; Rev. George and | = and Ellen | boy. | | | Beaths. BOWERS, WILLIAM HAROLD. day, February 2, 1933, devoted son of William and Violet Bowers and brother of Glorla Bowers. Puneral Ssturday. February 4 2 p.m. e W Birnest Jarvls funeral church, 1333 U st.'n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. BOWIE, NATHANIEL MORTIMER. Sud- {enly, on Thursigy, February 2, 1033, at Rocheéster. N. NATHANIEL MOR- ‘TIMER, thO'l!fl “husband of _Plorence Bakewell Bowle lnd brother of George Calvert and J. P. . Bowie. Mrs. hm.! Mackall and Mr J ‘T. Norris. BOYD, MARIAN f-l'o'anuFf""w'"m;'u al, Wagl MABIAN MERSON BOYD, beloved 7-month-old Tniant daughies of, Gaoredy I-max Editn L. ‘Boyd of 1205 Talbert st. costrn, D C. Puneral Baturday. Pen: Tuary 4, at 3 p.m. from the home of ber pazents. “Interment Gedar Hill Gem- CAINE. VIRGINIA E. Departed this life Thufld‘v Pe!:nulr}r 2, 1938, at 10:50 am., after a hfle 1 nen, at her l’ell- dence. " 1125 VIRGINIA CAINE. dtvolefl mo(h:r Pearl P!lMll and Lindsey W. Caine, loving sister of Orlango Willlams, loving grandmother_of Virginia Francis and Louise Caine. Re- mains resting .l'"l L:Il residence of her daughter, Saturda; '.,I\!: S’:flunhl. ¢ rlh ‘“A find Dugblmn interment Arlin, Cetielery, Monday, Febtuars 6o " o4 CAINE, VIRGINIA E. omuu and members of Taylor Council, No. 400 O. Bt, Luke, are hereby. m%n.a Jop! attend the funeral of Sister CAINE op Sun- day. Februnry by 1vas. the First Baptist' Chureh, barton nvv AMXL E. WILLIA . ELIZABETH B. WHITE, E!Cugcw CL. AY ROBERT. On Thursday, Pehrulrv :30 p.m., ROBERT CLAY, Vi of Wiluam' H. Clay, brother of Jumes E. and Ethel Clay. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. CONRAD, HARRY M. On Thursday. Peb- at 9:45 p.m., at his resi- HARRY 103 417 imsn M. CONRAD, sged " Puncral Bat- urday, Februar; , at .m., {rom the funeral home IOQOX’IE pruecq?'.'mm st nw. Relatives and friends. in vited.' Intérment Cedar Hill Gemetery. ELLSWORTH, CHARLES On Thursday, February dren’s Hospital, e 1 CHARLES BREWSTER ELLSWORTH, Ji., beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. harles ' B.” Ellsworth, aged 10'a months Funeral services at the rTesi- . Baturday, & . King, 1 B SARAR BLLEN GANLE in Cher " w5 ” year, the Beloved- wile ot James Ganley.” Notice of funeral later. GILES, ELIZABETH. On Thursday, Feb- 1933, 'at Garfield Hospital. after aihseting dliacss ELISABEEH GILES Surviving _are two children, John W. Roisten ‘of Boston. ‘Mass., ~and Daisy Randolph: one grandson and & host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting av_Moon's funeral home, You st. n.w. Funeral Sunday. Pebruary B at 2 o'clock, from the above-named fiheral” home. Interment at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. L3 BESSIE. On Thursday, February 033, BESSIE GRAHAM of 713 18th . ne.’ Remains resting at the chapel of Gecrge B. Clark Co. 1416 Florida ave. ne. Notice of funeral hereafter. GRAHAM, LO On Thursday, Feb- ruary [ at_her residence. the Naio an Home, Miss LOUISA GRA! from the National Lutheran Home chapel. Saturday, Feb- ki pm. Relatives and {riends Interment Ouk Hill Cemetery. On_Thursday. February 815 am. at Georgetown Hos- devoted mother r of Thomas and { funeral later. Ernest Jarvis n.w. this life on ADELE Fred E. nd inter- ed“Wite ot Capt Sel of James Hallman. mother of s, A.. Charles. Richard. Adele, Edward Hallman and Inez of Martha Pope and She also leaves six grand- andchildren. 'seven d " one son-in-law. 5. at 1:30 p.m *Chisrch, Bellms: her residence. Feb from Mount Zion M. E. LLMAN, WILLIAM McKINLEY (PEER- y January 30, . WILLIAM Mq KINLEY HA (PEERLESS), hus- band_of Mar, (Hisliman, eon of Jumes Elizabeth other of John, Timhes Ao Charles. Bichard. Adste. Piesch: er and Ecward Hallman and Inez Smith. Remains may be seen at Otis F.Allen's al parlors. 12th st. and Florida ave after G pm. Thursday. Pebruary Februar: at 1 pm. E, Churen, Sellman, Md ARAH. Departed this m: on . February d devoted aunt of George ry Watkins, Elizabeth Muth. Watki Williams Mrs. Rosa i Butler, Mrs. Maggie Cole and je Dickerson and many other ves and friends. ~Funeral Sunday. 5_at 1 o'clock p.m. from ip Baptist Church, Ist and H Rev B. H. Whiting, pastor. God saw the road was getting hard, The hills were hard to climb: closed h And whispered, * Rebecca M HENTHORN. FANNTE M. H. Bruner. M. HENTHO! fesidence Saturday. February 4. at o Rev, Dr. Frederick Brown Interment Moores Hill N. PAUL W._ On Thursday. Feb- 1933, “atPreedmen’s Hospital. W. JEFFERSON devoted husband € Jefferson. father of Louise Jef- on' of Frances Jefferson of Funeral Saturday. Fel t 2:30 pm. from the W. E s funeral church. 1432 U Interment Wooclawn Cemetery. SARAH.. Departed this life Wed- Fe at 7 am. at A Hospital. SARAN LOGAR: beloved mother of Elizabeth Gray and Arthur Losan of Rosslyn. Va. She is also survived by 11 wrandchildren, 12 great- grandchildyen and other reiatives and friends. Remains resting at the residence of her grandson, Melvin Gray, 110 16th st. February 4, after 1 p.m Fuileral from Campbell A, M, E. Church day, February 6. at 2 p.m. Inter- ent Rosemont. Cemetery. MAROCKER. _MARY G. ‘Thursday. February J." ‘Tippett, aged al from the above residence ruary 4. at ®:30 am. thence to St. Dominic's 'Ciureh, where reqtiem ' mass will be sung_at 9 am. for the rej of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. MARTIN. DR. LEE RICAUD. Suddenly. on Tuesday, January 31, 1933, at his office, Harvard Hall Apartments, DR. LEE RICAUD MARTIN. beloved' husband °of Mary Reading Martin and father of Mary Jean Martin and son of Mrs. Marion E. Martin. _Services from the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 Fourteenth street northwest. on Saturday. February 4. at 10 am. Interment, Arlington National Cemetery. 3 MAXWELL. DR. GEORGE S. M. D. On Thursday, February 2. 1033, at his Tesidence: 0L Rhode sland ave ' ne. Dr. GEORGE S. MAXWELL. M. D. beloved husband of Elia Oecil Maxwell and father of Jay Robert. George S. and Wilor M. Maxwell. Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin_st. n.w.. on Saturday, PFebruary 2 pm. Relatives and {riends in- i Interment at Congressional Cem- etery. MAY., MORTON T. On Priday, Pebruary 3 at his residence. 21 Cecil ave. Hyattsville. Md.. MORTON_ T.. beloved husband of Beulah A. May. Remains rest. ing at Gasch's Sons funeral parlo: Hyattsville. Md. Funeral from Fort Li coln_Cemetery chapel on Monday, Feb- Tuary 6. at 11 am. Relatives and iriends invited. McCREARY, IDA E. On Wednesday. hh- ruary 1, 1933, at 6:45 p.m. at her l’ell< dence. 1307 N ‘st. n.w. DA E. SIEARY. betoved "wite. of ‘Edward E. Mc- Creary. ~Funeral Saturdsy. February 4 at 10 am., from the funeral rlors of George W. Wise Co., 2000 n.w. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Columbia Gardens Cemetery, Axu.nnon County, Va. MORRISQN. LUCY B, On Thursd 1 | at her Ielldml.‘{‘fl? C ne. LUCY E. beloved wife of the frie Wiliam N Morrison and mwm{h‘t Mrs. Nellie Ford. Mrs. Susle loran and Harry E. Morrison, ter of Mrs. Susie J. Humphi neral from the late residence on February 4, at 2:30 pm. Rela Trichds wre' inviied. Tntérment at Glen- wood Cemetery. NEWELL, ELIZABETH L. Suddenly, on Thursday, February 2. 1033_at her resi- dence, 308 Washington st Palls Church, Ya., ABETH L. beloved wife of Col. George M. Newell. " Services at her Iat Tesidence o Satirdey. February 4. at Jo oclock am. followed by in in Arlington National Hives and Trienas Invited 0 attend. OFFUTT. MARY. On Wednesdey, Fe! 4. at vited. Fairfax, gresf Frandmotner. fins Curtls and Verlina mL leaves to mourn other _relatives and " eions. ® the George hapel, 1410 Flao ave: n. p.m., Priday. Pebruary 3; thence to late’ residence. P\lnlrll Sunday, ruary 5, 1 o'clock p.m., from the of God.“New Jersey ave. between N .u. ‘n.w. Interment Harmony her Peb- urch and Schofield | | SHORTS, MADISON H. b E:l-:o A, com-:u‘l ¥ A Breatis. ROBERT. D:parted e J January 28, 1 at Gallinger ol it ROBERT SMITH. Remains Testing at Ruth Dabney's fuperal home, 453 O st. n.w. ves to mourn their two brothers, three and & host of other and Funeral Saturday, February 4, at 9 1m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. STEWART. CHARLOTTE R. oOn Thnnd-y at her residence, 1744 ey SUARLOTIE R it of the late John W. Stewart. Funeral services ‘at the above address on Priday evening, Pebruary 3, ‘ment n(hll’nl Mills, N. SULLIVAN, CORNELIUS B. On Wednesday, Pebruary 1, 1933, 8t ihe Harris Hotel, CORNELIUS B. SULLIVAN. formerly of 202 H st. Remains resting st the funeral home of ‘Perry & Walsh, 29 H st. n.w. Puneral Saturday, February 4, 1rom the funeral parlors of Perry & Walsh at 8:30 am., thence to Bt. Aloysius Church, where' requiem mass will be sad at 9 am. for the repose of his so Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, Rel tives and friends invited. Departed this n e SUTTON, MARY C; on_Wednesday. en’s_Hosi wife of James P. Sutton, devoted mother of James T. Sutton, jr.: beloved daugk=r of ‘Jane Farley and the late Jomes H. Farley, loving sister of Mrs. irepe Prat er and James H. Farley. She to mourn, their ioss & host of tives and friends. Remains Barbour Bros.’ funeral home. pe. Funeral Saturdsy, Fbraury pm. from the above Ivneral e Intermént Harmony Gemmetery. TATE, JAMES. On_ Monday, January 1943, after & brief illuess, JAMES INE) TATE. loving father of George and Lottie “Tate. He also leaves to mourn their loss one grandgon. que brother-in-law, four nieces. one newhww and other relatives and friends. ~Re; Tresting at J. T. Stewart’s funeral home, 30 H e.. until Priday evening, Feb- ruary 3, thereafter_at his late residence. 60 Eve' st. ne Puneral Sunday, Peb: ruary G, &t 1 pm. from Mount Olive Baptist Church, 0th st. between L and M sts. n. 4 TATE. JAMES R. ldrmb!rl ol Hm’n Star lodge, No. 40, I B. E. QAT U NG & altend & sston ot sofrow_at our home. 15th and Q sts. Saturday. February 4. at 8 pm. 10 arrange for the funeral of our laté brother, JAMES R. TATE. Funeral Sun- day. February 5, at 1 p.n. from Mount Olivet Baptist Church, Gth st. between L and M sts. ne. WILLIAM B. HARRIS, E. R. CORTEZ W. PETERS. Secty. THOMPSON, MARTHA E. On Wednesday, Pebruary 1. 193:_at her residence, 35 P st. n.w. MARTHA E.. devoted Wil Charles Thompson and mother of Maggie Waters. Edna Williams and Martha Jack- son Renains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis West End parlor. 2 barton ave. n.w. Puneral Saturday. Feb- ruary 4. at 2 pm. New St James' Baptist Church. O and P. Interment Payne's VIQLETT, MARY DOW. on Fridy mom. ing, Februa) MARY DOW VISLETTE, “Rotice of eral later. WEST_JAMES. On Thursday, February g, 1933 JAMES WEST. beloved husband o Lena’ West_and loving father of Lilllan Thomas. Funeral Saturday, February 4. Redeemer Church. aves. nw. Remains un.;;u (At 3T Stewart’s funeral home. NE P. On Wednesday. Feb- YVONNE P, WILMER, the devoted’ daug Wilmer and_g; Hugh and Ma Funeral day, February 4. pm. from zier's funeral home, 380 Rhode I ave. nw. Relatives and Interment Lincoln Mem WORTON VASHTI MAUDE, at ens' Cemeter In Memoriam mmn e el L father, GUSTAVE BENDER. ¥ho deparied Unis ufe one year as0 tor e 5 * "HIS SON, AUGUST. BRO! HIRAM LEW] Kacred is the memory of mv beloved h\r,'jmnd. HIRAM LEWIS BROWN. who departed this life ten years ego today, February 3, 192 My life is so lonely without you. YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, SUZANNE B. BYPORD BROWN. . CLEVELAND. JAMES DONALD. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear little boy, JAMES DONALD CLEVELAND. who leff I!l‘s eight years ago today, Pebruary 3, 025, A bud the Gardener gave us, A pure and loving child. He gave him to our keeping, ‘To cherish for a while. But just as the bud was opening ‘To ihe glory of the day Down came the Heavenly Gardener And took our darling away. One sweet flower has drooped and faded. One sweet, loving boy has fled. A fair brow the grave has shaded MAMMA AND DADDY. * DAVIS. ALICE 1. A tribute of lovi!to the memory of my dear wife. DAVIS. who_entered mw Yest two vun ago today. Februa: 1. Gone are the steps we lnved so dear, Silent are their voices we loved to hear. ‘Too far away for sight or speech, But not too far for our :houghts to reach YOUR LOVING HUSBAND, SONS A\'D DAUGHTERS. ELI INGTON. MAZIE SCOTT. TR T SCO’ll ELLINGTON. who CHILDREN. GLADYS, 'ANNA AND WIL- n:lm ON. SAMUEL J. _Tn loving_remem- brance of a friend. SAMUEL J. FER- GUSON. who departed this life two years ago today, February 3. 1931. Loving thoushts, true and tender, - Just to show I still remember. AGNES TAYLOR. * JOHNSON, PEARLE H. In loving memory of our’ beloved daughter. PEARLE H JOHNSON. who departed this life three years ago today. February 3. 1630, May her soul rest in peace. HER LOVING FATHER AND MOTHER. * MARSHALL. JOSEPH J. In sad but lov- ing remembrance of our dear husband and father. JOSEPH J. MARSHALL, who left us_twenty-three years ago today, February 3. 1910 Keep him, Jesus. in Thy keeping, "Till_we reach the heavenly shore. . H. A. MARSHALL AND CHILDREN A tribute of love to the memory of my dearly beloved hus- band. MADISON H. SHORTS. who de- parted this life three years ago today. February 3. 1930. In my heart your memory lingers, Sweetly, tender. fond and true: There is not a day. dear Madison, Thgt L do not think of vou HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MAMIE E. SHORTS. * SIMMONS, MARY. In sad and lonely re- ‘membrance of my dear mother. MARY SIMMONS. who died twent: ago today. Februery 3. 10 Anni- versary mass at St. Augustine’s Church. As time passes on I miss you more, No one can fill your vacant place. How I do miss you no one knows. From_early_morn till evening close, DEVOTED DAUGHTER, SARAH H. BAILEY. . TURNER. JAMES HENRY. In sad but lov- ing remembrance of my dear husband and father. JAMES HENRY TURNER. who departed this life one year ago today, February 3. 1 &Y dear one. and @ your rest,” We Poved You: but God loved You best, DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER. Et 'SY AND MARGILEE TURNER. » FUNERAL DIRECTORS. W. W, DEAL & CO. 816 B ST. NE LINCOLN 8200 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nor connected with the omln W. R. Speare estabiishment. flgong':@og 1009 H St. N.W. TIMOTHY HANLON 641 H St. N.E—Lin. 5543, AMBULANCE_SERVICE WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 8th St. S.E. LINCOLN J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS CO. FUNERAL DIRECTOR! CREMATORIUM 4th & MASS. AVE. NE.___LINCOLN 5200. 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