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e GREATER ONE OF THE LAReesT (O UNDERTAKERS N THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as 365 For a Coemplote Fumeral Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. Yeou Geot the Biggest and the Best from FUNERAL RITES TODAY | FOR HENRY M. PHILLIPS lsupeflntendent of Naval Research Laboratory to Be Buried in Rock Creek Cemetery. Henry Morton Phillips, superintend- ent of the Naval Research Laboratory, who died Sunday at his home, 1211 Fern street, will be buried in Rock Creek Cemetery this afternoon. The inter- ment wiil follow funeral services at 2:30 o'clock at Trinity Episcopal Church, at which Rev. David C. Clark, rector, will officiate, assisted by Rev. C. M. Young, rector emeritus. Mr. Phillips, who formerly was asso- ciated with Thomas A. Edison and the | Western Electric Co., came here in 1917 as plant superintendent of the Naval Research Laboratory. He was the | author of numerous articles of scientific nature. His widow, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Phillips, and two daughters, Elizabeth and Juliet, survive., . Arctic exploration is not a profitable career. Even the most famous leaders of expeditions seldom average more than a few hundreds a year in income after thelr expenses are met. THE EVENING STAR, WASHING ———eee e 1 THE WEATHER l LOCAL DRUGGIST RITES HELD IN CONGRESSIONAL Franklin Pierce Weller Buried ‘in Cemetery Following Services at Daughter’s Home. Franklin Plerce Weller, 78, well known Washington druggist for many years, who died Sunday night, will be buried in Congressional Cemetery this afternoon, following funeral services at the home of his son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hynson, 3435 Thirty-fourth place. Honorary pallbearers are Gratz E. Dunkum, Eugene E. Thompson, Albert W. Bright, Francis H. Criswell, Paul| Pearson and Philllp G. Affleck. Born in Thurmont, Frederick County, Md., of Revolutionary ancestry, Mr. Weller came to Washington as & youth. During the early 80s he served as pharmacist in the Navy, retiring to open a drug store at Eighth and I streets southeast. He retired last October. He was a member of Masonic bodies here and of the Metropolitan Presby- terian Church. He is survived by his daughter, Mrs. Hynson. Last 4 DAYS! WASHINGTON’S FINEST MEN’S WEAR STORE ANNOUNCES: HART SCHAFFNER & MARX and RALEIGH SUITS AND TOPCOATS ORIGINALLY $35, $31 and $25 16° NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS $16.85 for fine Hart Schaffner & Marx and Raleigh Suits and Topcoats . . « an all-time record LOW price at this store even in a clearance sale . . . But we need the room for new spring goods . . . Assortments are broken, of course, but every style and fabric is up to the minute . . . and every size and model is to be had in one fabric or another. Further Reductions: $40, $38 & $35 Suits and Topcoats. . .. $21.85 $50, $45 & $40 Suits and Topcoats. . . . $26.8 5 $60, $55 & $50 Suits and Topcoats. ... $3 1.8 5 USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT HERE, OR OPEN ONE NOW All responsible men and women are cordially invited to open a Charge Account at this store. 30 days, or use our Extended Payment Plan—4 months to pay—no down payment—and no interest charges. You may pay in ¢ FREE PARKING . . . CURB SERVICE ¢ EIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street ‘ TON MRS. LOUISE EARLL DIES AT HOME HERE Funeral of Religious and Civic Leader Will Be Conducted Thursday Afternoon. Mrs. Louise Harding Earll, 77, active in religious and civic affairs here for many years, died late yesterday at her home, 3141 Mount Pleasant street, fol- lowing a brief ill- ness. She was the widow of R. Edward Earll. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 pm. Thursday, at the National Bap- tist Memorial Church, with Rev. G. G. Johnson, officiating. Burial will be in Glen- wood Cemetery. Mrs. Earll, who was born in Cleve- land, was educated at Clinton, Iowa, ng)l\ lSchm:ocl “and : . Wellesley College. Mrs. Louise . Eartl. Wellesley Gofiege. the District since 1883. She served as secretary of the first Congress of Mothers, as an_officer in the W. C. T. U. and in the Federation of Women’s Clubs. She was founder and president of the Community Bible Readers’ League and author of a num- ber of articles on Bible subjects. One of the best known of these is “The Bible Simplified for Home and School.” During the World War she served in the transportation department of the ‘War Department and the zone finance department. Surviving are a son, Donald M. Earll, and three brothers, Albert M. Harding and Edward T. Harding of Washington. Lee R. Harding. Clinton, Iowa, and three grandchildren. l Marriage Licenses. Albert R. Warner, 42, Clarendon. Va. and Martha H. Bell.' 3 00 Connecticut ave.: Rev. Charles T. Warner. Frank W. Blering 41, East Orange. N.J and Myrtle A. Burke, 85, 1414 Parkwood pl.; Dr. F. B. Harris. Milton_ ‘G White' 26. and_Thelma F. Ehlgml. 22, both of Baltimore; Rev. Thomas avi John R. Lanigan. 30. Miramar Apart- nts_and Ann White. 10. 2812 Cathedral ave: Rev. Joseph E. McNanamy. Arthur 8. Divver. 19, 1217 Owens pl. and_ Margaret 8. Seaborn. 18, 026 4th n.e.: Rev. Paul J Daugherty. Giles W. Waite, 30. and Leanora_M.| Odler. 26. both of 101 D st. ne; Re Allan F. Pocre. Jokn H. Clark. 24. and Jane Forbes Dawson._ 20. both of Charlottesville, Va.. 22 and Elma Lee Rev. J. E. Briggs. Carroll B. Kellam. Powell 21 'both of Richmond, Va.; Rev. John €. Ball Freddie Sims 3R, and Millie M. Austin. both of 1408 Florida ave.. Rev. Alexander Willbanks. Louis Taylor. and Bernice Johnson. 18. both ‘of 604 Fairmont st. Rev. Alonzo s. Character Loans If present times are pressing you to a need of money, budget your debts. Reasonable Rates Courteous and Prompt Attention Fidelity Plan Corp. 1409 L St. NW. NAtional 6150 Sy Established 1900 g SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel % SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast gws\\m\‘m “My, how I F% dread going | € downtown in all the crowd for such a little thing.” “Why go at all? Just telephone them as I do.” | Bt D. C., TUESDAY, District of Columbia—Fair and cold- er tonight and tomorrow, lowest tem- perature tonight about 34 degrees; mod- erate northwest, shifting to north or northeast winds. Maryland—Fair and colder tonight and tomorrow. Virginia—Fair and colder tonight and tomorrow. West Virginia—Fair and colder to- night; tomorrow fair, slowly rising temperature in west portion. River Report, Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers very cloudy teday. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. o 49 30.16 47 30.15 40 30.14 38 4am .. 30.07 8am. . 40 30.03 Noon .. - 55, 29.98 Record for Last 24 Hours. Highest, 55, noon today. Year ago, 46. Lowest, 38, 6:45 am. today. Year ago, 37. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 74, on March 14. Lowest, 14, on February 9. Tide Tables, (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. . 9:32am. . _3:54am. Yesterday— 4pm. . 8 pm. . Midnight Today— ‘Tomorrow. 10:49a.m, 4:32am. 10:40 pm. 10:02 pm. 5:07 p.m. 426 pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today .. 6:01 Sup, tomorrow 5:59 Moon, today 6:514.m. 9:21 pm. 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 .. 325 3.55 7.09 February . 263 327 6.84 March 318 3.75 884 April e 327 913 May . 370 10.69 June 413 1094 July . 471 1063 August 401 1441 September 324 1081 October . 284 857 November 237 869 December 332 756 Weather in Various Cities. Sets. 6:27 6:28 "84 £ om0 e uy meg ol weg Btations. Weather - qusru ey Chicago, 1il. . Cineinnati, Ohio leveland. Oh; Detroit: Mich.. . Pass, Tex Fla y.Mo Los Angeles Louisville. Ky Miami, Fla.. New Orleans New York, N ¥. Qlahoma, & Raleigh, 'N. C. S Salt Lake City. San’ Antonio. San Biego, Cal San_Francisco. . W06 0.7 004 FOREIGN. am, Greenwich time. today.) Btations. rature. Weather London. England Cloudy ari e ris. France. .. Cloudy Vienna, Austria Cloudy Berlin,’ Germany Cloudy Brest," Prance. .. Cloudy Zurich. Switzerland Cloudy Stockholm, Sweden. Cloudy Gibraltar. ' Spain . Cloudy (Noon. Greenwich time, today.) Horta (Fayal). Azores Part cloudy (Current obser: St. Georges. Bermuda.. San Juan. Puerto Rico Havana. ‘Cuba........ Colon, Canal Zone. Willlam G. and Marion O. Wiles. girl Adolph E.'and Marguerite L. Beeg, girl. Randall C. and Anna C. Oden, girl Frederick M. and Catherine T. Barker, Roland W. and Cornelia R. Comley. boy. Walter W.' and Marion E. Wipprecht, boy. William and Daisy Woodard. &irl Shirley and Helen Fortune, boy. John and Marie Irving. boy. Charlie and Grace Butler, boy. Rufus and Nina Mundy, girl. Leroy and Sarah Hill girl. Elmer and Rebecca Hanes. girl. Clarence and Lucille Millard, girl. Irwin and Dorothy Makel, girl. Samuel and Catherine Lynch. girl. Edward F. end Mary H. Bouling, sirl. Joseph and Adele Davis._ boy. Richard and_Madeline Willisms, boy. Robert and Rosie Neel, boy. Barty and Clinton Lewis, boy. Guy and Aldora Queen, bo. John and_ Helen Mercer. Francis d_Bt bo; SMALL SIZE GRAND PIANO MADE by well-known fully * guarantee small balance di o_down pavment necessary. continue weekly payments of $2.50. Following our usual custom. all returned Grand Pianos are sold in this mannes offers exceptional value for some one. Answer quick; want to move it this k. """ Telephone or Write to MR. WILLIAMS CREDIT MANAGER 321 11th St. N.W. District 8861 EISEMAN'S $6 MONTHLY Will Pay for Your NEW SPRING ufacturer, be sold for Busy women are learn- ing to depend more and more on the telephone for shopping. It saves time and energy and gives hours of valu- able leisure. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company 723 13th St N.W. MEtropolitan 9900 SUIT '18 NOTHING DOWN - Just Pay $6 IN APRIL $6 IN MAY $6 IN JUNE Greys, tans, browns, blues—in light and dark shades. All-wool materials that wear and hold their ;r.enh‘ctpen & charge account. down. MARC '82 | H 28, 1933. @ard of Thanks. WASHINGTON, REV. WILLIAM L. The family of fhe late Rev. WILLIAM L. WASHINGTON wishes to express its deep appreciation to the Zion Baptist Church, the Pilgrim Baptist Church, the Baptist Ministers' | Conference, * the' faculty- of the School of Religion of Howard Uni- versity and the various organizations of which he Was & member; Banneker Jones School, relatives and {riends for their kind expressions of sympathy and bea ! tiful floral tributes during the iliness and at the death of our beloved husband and father. BADIE E.’ WASHINGTON, LILLIAN L. WASHINGTON, ELAINE W. DOWLING. Breatha. MARY C. On Monday. t Garfleld Hospital, belove ’.dAntO{l':lll. o b, 1t B other” of D.. F. Antonelll, . Bhe 18 slso survived by her father, Andrew Ber: i"of ' Columbl, B.C two sisters. Mrs. Rivardo of ineton, D. C.. Mrs. Pailadini of Columl 8°C" ana “one. brother. John Bernasco ;K' Colnmma,} 8. Cn"P'\énE{l 'ICYQVAC%‘“E:I ysone's patiors, St 1w on Tues- Gny. March ok, 1043, at 490 B, Inter- ment, Columbia, 8. C. KATHRYN. On Monda: 1933, at Providence Hospital, BAKER of 1733 N st. n.w.. mother of Kathryn Baker. Bervices at the 8. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 l4th s n.w., Tuesday. March 28, aC 5 p.m. In- terment, Meridian, Miss. BATISTE. DANIEL. On Monday. March 27. 1933, DANIEL BATISTE of 1459 Harvard st n.w. Remains resting at the 8. Hines Co. funeral home, 2601 14th st. D.W. Notice of funeral hereafter. BROWN, ALICE. On Monday. March 27, 19 at 10 :(Vb&m. at_Alexandris Hos- pital, Mrs. ALI BROWN. She leaves to mourn their loss one daughter. Mrs. Katle L. Franklin, and other reiatives and friends. Funeral Thursday. Mi 2 pm., from W. home, $11 North Va. March 27, KATHRYN C. Arnold’ Patrick st., MARY L. On Mcnday, March 2 3. at her residence. B3l 5th st. n \RY L. the beloved wife of the Robert ‘Brown and mother of Eva Dakin (nee Brown) and the late R. El- J mer and Edward J. Brown. Funeral from the Willlam H. Sardo Co. funeral chapel, 412 H st. ne. on Thursday, March 30, at © am: thence to St. Aloystus Church, where high mass will be sung at 930 am. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. H.__On Monday, 1933, CHARLES H. beloved of Fannie Donaldson and father E. and Charles H. Donaldson her of Willlam Donaidson and XS ers Jones. Funeral from the W. | W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400} Chapin st. n.w_ on Wednesday. March 2. at 2 pm Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment private. SPRING BANQUET HELD BY ALPHA DELTA PHI President Roosevelt, Unable to At- tend Fraternity Dinner, Sends Good Wishes. The Spring banquet of the local graduate chapter of Alpha Delta Phi, President Roosevelt's college fraternity was held last night at the University Club. While the President could not attend, he and Secretary of the Treas- ury Woodin, another member, sent mes- sages of good wishes. Director of the Budget Douglas is still another Alpha | Delta Phi. Resolutions were adopted expressing confidence in the Rcosevelt adminis- tration. An illustrated talk about the Canadian Rockies was given by Walter ‘Wilcox, author, followed by the reading of a poem dedicated to President Roose- velt by its author, Duane E. Fox. Those in attendance included Justice Wheat of the District Supreme Court, ley. Rev. Albert J. McCartney, Rev. W. L. De Vries, Rev. F. S. Cookman, Rev. A. B. Rudd, William R. Vallance, Surg. Gen. Robert M. Patterson of the Army, Wayland Magee, member of the Fed- y | eral Reserve Board; H. Tudor Morsell, Representatives Ray P. Chase of Min- nesota and Edward E. Eicher of Iowa, Odell S. Smith and William L. Clarke, president of the chapter, who was mas- ter of ceremonies. : ot CNEE CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Dinner, Chamber of Commerce, May- flower Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Annual dinner, D. C. Dietetic Asso- ciation, Dodge Hotel, 7:30 p.m. | Play, “Red-Headed Stepchild,” Pet- | worth ' M. E. Church, Grant Circle, |8 pm. Banquet. Business and Professional ‘Women's Clubs, W.C. A, 6:30 pm | . Meeting, Technocracy Study Club, Y. M. C. A, 8 pm. Meeting, Georgia Avenue Business Men’s Association, German's, Second and Upshur streets, 8:30 p.m. Meeting, Pi Omicron Sorority. Delta Chapter, Stoneleigh Court, 8 p.m. ‘TOMORROW. Luncheon, Lions Club, Mayflower Ho- | tel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Rotary Club, Willard Ho- tel, 12:30 p.m. Meeting, Executive Board. American ‘Women's Legion, Willard Hotel, 11 a.m. Luncheon, University of Missouri Alumni, University Club, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Democratic Club, Univer- sity Club, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Veterans’ Administration officials, University Club, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, American Chemical So- clety, Princeton University unit, Uni- versity Club, 12:30 p.m. Xuncheon and card party, Acacia Chapter, O. E. S., Corby's Bakery, 12:30 Deaths R.eported. Virginia H. Macfarlane, 91, 920 16th st. Franklin P. Weiler. 7 L Sally E. Maxey. 7 Anna P. Ridgel John J.” Stewart. H st n. Patrick | Murphy. United States Soldiers’ Home. (AIaTY A. Speake, 60, 5t. Elizabeth's Hos~ tal. P!Ritharine E. Dent. 68, 2100 16th st. Robert L. Tippett, 61, Tuberculosis Hos- pitel. Arbid W. Ludbury. 568, Episcopal Hospital. Mary A. Dougherty, 58, 1525 Webster st. Coghill._ 35, Gallinger Hospital. 23 N st. n.w. James E_ Cosnil, 3 Deriat R faio 2, Tuberculosts Hos- G. Willer. 30. 3714 30th st. ne. EM&-X;‘!‘H ‘:llrlm;m' (::hlldsmggly g:;::;:% Doris Campbell. re tal. Joseph H. Powell, % months, 4217 1 rd. CB‘E.‘fllnrbelh Hawkins, 79. 101 17th st. Lucv E. Hanson 54, N. J. William Fairdoth, 42, tal. Sadie er’\glg :l. sze!t}m = ter H. McQu : st. B SEckion S5 ‘Géorsetown' Hospital. William Thorne. 10, Gallinger Hospital. Benjamin Austin, Jr., 2 months, Freed- men’s Hospital. ——e e LOST. _Diamond and emerald, half- diamonds: lost Monday evening in taxi or vicinity Mayflower Hotel. Reward. Return to Lost_and_Found Dept. Mayflower Hotel. DOG._brown. shagey. ¥, answers o name * Bee Wedndodny > Liberal Teward. 01: R. Maloney, il in_black Tanklin's) case. toise shell rims. on Mt. Pleasant car ol Woodiey “bus. * Reward, Phone Cl {283. RNITY PIN, je TRATE McLucas. Wi POCKETBOOK. Sligo joon. about 1:3 T e reorara Waghinsion San: itarium_and Hospital. . 2420, = 10, Emerson portable, in gray bag. bl left in taxi. Romar, Midaress 05'37 .’sgr office. ECTACLES—Shell-rimmed _bifocals: _Fri- GvC Reward. - Bnone Dr. Haines. District 3 10, the Sherman Apts. - TO' JOSTON BULL. vicinity of Bright- wood; brindle. with_ White head. year old Reward. Georsla 8201, 1241 Roek Creek Ford_rd. - V. P. CLABS PIN—Name J. Vack: ost Saturday. 1683 35th st Reward. WRIST ~ WATCH—Lady's, _ Bulovi Helen” on back: between Wisc ot WRIST WATCH—White gold, tween 12th and 13th on G st. or between K and L on Conn. ave., Saturday. Reward. North 11650._Apt. 706, WRIST WATCH, man's, Gruen, Saturday afternoon: reward. _Ges . Tub _ball Press Giub ball Sunday. Perrine on n.w. ‘WRIST_ WATCH—Lady's, foom, Baturdsy might, * Rewsrd. Norman J. Wall, Rev. George F. Dud- | N. 13 NEWMA Braths. DONNELLY, RAYMOND PAUL. Suddenly. on Monday, March 27. 1933, RAYMOND beloved husband of Catherine alght nnelly. Services at the chapel of Joseph Gawler" ns, 1754 Pa. ave. n. on Thursday. March 30. at 8:30 a thence to St. Stephen's Catholic Church, 25th st. and Pa. ave. n w.. where mass will be offered at Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 29 at. D EDWARD. beloved husband of Hattle Duncan, father of Rose Duncan. He also leaves two cousins and m friends. Puneral Wednesday. March a at 1:30 pm.. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n. Rev. Henning officiating. ~Interment Harmony Cemetery. Day by day I saw him fade And slowly pass away: Yet in my heart I often prayed ‘That he mah! longer stay. DEVOTED DAUGHTER. 28 lAlLan‘u)alllh IAID}N N evening, March 27, 103 L her resi- dence. ‘3141 Mount Pleasant st. n.w LOUISE HARDING EARLL, beloved moth- er of Donald M. Earll and ‘sister of Albert M. Harding and Edward T. Harding of ‘Washington, D. C.. and Lee R. Harding of Clinton, Tows. in ihe seventy-seventh year of her age. Remains resting at the 8. H. Hines Oo. ‘funeral parlors, 2001 14th st n.w., until Thursday noon. Funeral serv- ices at National Baptist Church. 16th and Columbia rd. n.w. Thursday, March 30, at 2:30 pm. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 29 EVERETT, MARY ELLEN. On Monday. March 1933, at George Washington Hospital. MARY "ELLEN EVERETT. She is survived by two brothers, Rev. W. B. Everett, ir. of Marshall. Va.: Lloyd T Everett’of Deland, Fla., and three sisters Etta L. Everett 'of Falls Church, Va: Lelia _G. Everett of Marshall, Va. and Mrs. Fontaine Davidson of Clarendon, Va Remiains resting at he Ives funeral home 310 Wilson Bivd.. Clarendon. Va. Puneral Thursday, March 30. at 3 p.m.. from the Episcopal’ Church, Falls Church. Va. In- terment Fairfax Cemetery, Fairfax, Va. FLYNN, MAURICE ¥ OnaTuesday, March 28, 33, & rovidence Hospital MAURICE F.. beloved husband of Bernics Dodson Flynn. Puneral from his late res:. dence, 3900 29th st.. Mount Rainier, Md., Priday. March 31. at 8:30 am.: thence to 8t James” Church, where requiem mass Wil be said at § am. for the repose of his soul Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. Relatives and friends invited. 30 FORD. LAURA. Departed this life on Sat- urday, March 25, 1633, at her residence, 101915 ‘Rovers “court 'n w.. LAURA FORD. Wife of the late Neal Pord, mother of the late Blanche Jackson. loving grandmother of Mildred Shaw. She leaves to mours their loss & host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting ' at Bazbo Bros’ funeral home, 48 K st un 0 pm. Tuesday. Maich o thereafter at her late residence. Funeral Wednes- v. March %9_at 1 pm. from Mo st Church, V st. between On_Monday GARDELLA, SERTRODE the beloved wife of Stephan Gardella and mother of Stenhan, Joseph and Margaret Gardelln. . Puneral frem her late residence 14th st ne. on | Thursday, March 30, st 6 ami: thence to Holy * Comforter Chiurch, “Where mase il be offered ut 20 & m. for the repose of ‘her soul. _ Relatives and friends fmv, Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. GINSBERG. SIMON. On Monday. March 27, 1033, at his residence. 2595 On- tariy rd. n.w. SIMON GINSBER years, beloved husband of Caroli berg. * Puneral from the chapel Danzansky. 3501 14th st nesday. March 29, at 10 ment, Adas Israel Cemet, HARROD. BOSTON. h e A this _life BOSTON n w. He leaves ther. Witliam Annie, Stewar, and n & hokt of othe nd friends. Bod Tarily Iesting at Malvan & Sche: J. ave and R st. n.w. nesday. March 29. at 1:30 pm Simon’s Church, Croome, Md. Croome Cemetery. rom St Interment O Tuesday. of the late Auguct Henni of Mrs. J. M: Mrs Henry ‘and H: her late residence son st. n.w Thursday. Merch 70. ¢t 145 pm. Ser ices at the Zion Lutheran Church. New | Hampsh: and Buch 2pm R terment. P: | 1923, at - 7 r_residence. CAROLINA HERBERT. of Mattia H_Smith. R t the W. Ernest Jarv 1432 You st. n.w. Not mains resting funeral church of funeral later HOSKIN. MINNIE C. 20T at_the Capitol Towers A ment, MINNIE C. aged 45 years, beloved “wife of Joseph G neral from H. M. Padgett" 131 11th st ge. on Wed 29, at Relatives vited ent Congr JONNSON. AWM A, On Sun B, 19 at her residence. 1 SARAH A . wife of the devoted mother of Lav Mary Jol She 2150 leaves fo: two great-grandch resting at the W. p.m. nw. thereafte: at he Friday, March 41, above’ residance National Cemetery. 30 KELLY. WILLIAM C. On Sunday. March By 1 & 1240 am. e roside n Wednesdav morn: S0 o'clock. | 1 request r o5 Wedne F % 1. at Holy Chureh. 1. FRED ADY. G. K. JOHN M. TABLER, ¥ 8 DhoDY: de . _on Mondar. | MARY KELSEY. in her s rectine at the Co- home of William Reuben | Rocky . Md. Pune: {rol ! funeral home on Wednesd 2 pm nterment Forest ~. Gaithersburg, Md. ".F.F'. ELIZABETH. On Sunday. March 26, 1933, at the residence of her daushter °710 M st. nw. ELIZABETH. the de- voted wife of William Lee mother of Benfamin, Enoch Sydney and Amos Lec, Florence 'snd Clarn Garnett and . Cora Bell, sister of Jacod Frances and George Dous Spence. Funeral Wednesday. at 1 pm. at Brandy Ma. restine at the W. church, 1432 U st. n LOWE. JAMES WILLIAM. < March 28. at am. at his hom: Travilah. Md.. JAMES WILLIAM. in b 37th year. beloved husband of Mary A Lowe. "Remains restine at_the Colonial funeral home of William Reuben Pum- phrey, Rockville, Md. Notice of funeral ‘MAI'I’IN 28, 1 al funeral Pumbhrey. 28 (M pAr Tesidence. ¢ Mount Rainfer. Md. MARGARET MARTIN. sced 94 vears. beloved wife of the late Ferdinand Martin. Notice of fu- neral hereafter. MATHIAS. BLANCHE ESTELLE. On Satur- day. March 55 1933_at the Episcopal Hospital, BLANCHE =ESTELLE. ' beloved Wife of Clarence E. Mathias and mother of Mrs. Reno 8 Crum. Mrs. William H. Humphrev. John A. Farrell and Mrs. Stanley Sharkey. also one granddaughter. Edna Mey Humphrey. Services at Joseph Oawler's Sons chapel 1754 Pa. ave. n.v.. Wednesdav. March 20, at 2 ment Arlington National Cemeter: MCcKENZIE. GEORGE 8. On Sunday, March 26.°1933. at his residence. Mount Calvert. Md.. GEORGE S. McKENZIE. devoted hus- band of the Iate Ellen McKenzie. ~Funeral Wednesdav. March 9. 1933, at 1 pm. from Ritchie Bros, funeral home. Ritchie. thence to St. Thomas Church. Croome. ! where services will be conducted at 2, Interment. church cemetery Relatives and friends invited. a8 MILLER. ELLEN M. On Sunday, March 26. 1923, at the residence of her daughter, 1407 ‘Belmont st. nw.. ELLEN M. the beloved wife of the late Georze H. Miller and mother of William Miller, " Mrs. Matilda Smith. Mrs Rachel Calvert, Richard and E. J. ‘Milier. She al<o leaves to mourn their loss six grandchildren, ons great-grandchild and a_host of othel relatives_and frien Remains _restin: at Otis P. Allen's funeral home_1:th st. and Plorida ave. nw. Funeral Thursda March 30, at pm. from Chew's Memorial "M." E.”Church, West River. DOROTHY. On 13, at her_home. Inter- 28 MITLER. MARGARET Tuesday. March 28, 19 1237 3ist st. n.w. MARGARET DORO- THY MILLER, wife of James Miller and daughter of Margaret K. and George T. Hilton Notice of funeral later. ELIZABETH MILDRED. On Mon- reh 27. 1933, at Providence Hos- pital. ELIZABETH MILDRED NEWMAN. of Chavel Hill, Md. _She leaves to mourn their loss. a mother. Ella Newman: a father. Richard Newman: one siste; Newman: six “sons, William. Carroll, Morris, Calvin. Alfred and Daniel Newman. Bodv temporarilz restine ot Malvan & Bchey's funeral home. New Jersey ave. an R st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. NEWMAN, Mareh 9 11 ROBERT NEWMAN. nephew of Douglas E. Johnson, of 1474 Swann st. n.w. He leaves to mourn their loss three sisters. Bertle Quinn. Lilllan E. Watson and Irene Newman; four aunts. three uncles and other relatives and friends. Funeral Tuesday, March 28 at & pm. from Henry §. Washington’s funeral home, 467 N st nw. Interment Wednesday, at Mc- Daniel. Md. . OSTERHOUT. LUCY B. On Sunday. March 26,1073 LUCY B.. beloved wife of Fred M. Osterhout. Funeral service at her late residence. 1512 Buchanan st. n.w. Tuesday. March 28 7:30 p.m._Inter- Ment Wednesday. March 20, at’ Berwick, = hae PYNDELL, ESTELLE. _Saturday. March 25. at 4 pm. ESTELLE PYNDELL (nee Saunders) ‘She leaves to mourn their loss & devoted husband, four daughters Edna | four three brothers and a host of oth iatives and friends. Funeral Wednesday. March 29, at 1 ‘pm. from Ephesu: Seventh-day 'Adventist Church. 6th and N sts. n.w. Remains rest 4 her late residence, 1634 Montello & Beaths. RICHTMYER, ELLA CORNELIA. On Sun- day, March 6. 1533, at the home of her daughter, at the Presbyterian Manse, Ballston, Va.. ELLA CORNELIA RICHT- MYER. 8he is s lved by one caughter. Mrs. Leniur L. Birock. and two sons. Peter Lee Richtmyer of Chicago._ I, and Robert Romeyn Richtmyer of Pargo. N. Dak. Funeral Tussday. March 28, at 8 pm. at the Ballston address. Inter- ment Clinton. Iowa. 28 ROBERTS, JESSIE M. On Monday, March L 14 at the Washington Sanitarium. JESSIE M. ROBERTS. beloved mother of E. Russell Roberts and Mrs. Margaret Clements. 1370 H st. ne. Remains rest- ing at the funeral parlors of the George W. Wise Co., 2000 M st. n until © Lm, today. * Interment Niagara-on-the- ke, Canada. Monday, March 2 B 334 Bryant st. n. ROBERT STEWART. husband of Gertrude Stewart. loving brother of Mary Louise and George Stew- art. Remains resting at Barbour Bros.' funeral home, 48 K st. ne. Notice of funeral later TYLER. JOSEPH Sunday. M. at his res Departed this life at his residence, Departed this lfe 1933, at 3:15 p.m. at, s resic 510 Stanton 1, se. : Onths of “patient tilness, JOSEPH W. TYLER. beloved son of Catherine Brooks and cevoted husband of Margaret A. Tyler. He is also sur- yived by three children. Alice Pleasure, Henry and Elsle Tyler; three grandehil- dren: three attentive gisters; three brothers: one aunt and other relatives and friends. ~ Funeral Wednesday, March 29. at 1 pm. from Campbell A. M. E. Church, Nichols ave. and Sumner rd. se., Rev. P. A. Scott cfficiating. Interment Lincoln’ Memorial Cemeter. “'Gone to rest, never to be forgotten.” VIERBUCHEN. RUDOLPH. On Sunday, Ma 6. Wt 4710 pm.. at his resi- dence in Vienna, Va RUDOLPH. loving husband of Lena Rudd and father of Carl L. and Rudolph Vierbuchen. in his V. fiom the o w.. Wednesday, Interment in tery. VIERBUCHEN, RUDOLPH. A special come- municati of The New Jerusalem Lodge, Masonic Temple, 1ith st_and New York ave. n.w., on Wednesday, Ms 0. 1933, at 1:15 o'clock pm.. for the purpose of attending the funeral of Brother RU- ; A e WATERS, GEOR! W.. JR. On Sunday. March . 19 GEORGE W. WATERS, . aged 63 vears, beloved husband of Y Alice W Funeral services at late home. Laurel, Md., on Wednes- ’;. at 11 am. Interment in LIAMS. MARTHA CHIL s life ‘Sun i Departed Nellie Scott of Ba Remains resting st R._C. Richa. Co’'s funeral church. 1700 Vermon until 8 pm, Tuesday, March 25 after at her late residence. Puner ices Wednesday. March 20, at 2 pm., irom Enon Baptist Church, Rev. Rembert officiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. ave, hy WINDSOR. CALVERT H. On Sunday. March CALVERT H. 6. 1933, at Sibley Hospital band of Catharine WINDSOR. beloved b Windsor. ~_ Funer; om the Episcopal Church, = Forestville. Md. Wednesday, March 29,°at 11 a.m. Interment, chyreh cemetery WISE, AGNES TAYLOR BROOKE. On Sunday. March 26, 19135, AGNES TAYLOR of the late Com- BROOKE WISE, wid {3; Medical _ Corps, modore _Johr terment in Wi &t %30 am.. thence Conception Church. ds etery. in Memortam memory of my SARAH J. CARROLL, Wro died one year ago. Marc: 103 P. J. CARROLL. EDWARD. In sad and ce_of our dear husband CHARLES EDWARD CHINN, e this life ‘cne year ago to” st away ave of the hand unknown land D CHILDREN. In sad but He wandered into t HIS DEVOTED WIFE A JACKSON. HANNAH. Ance of our dear HANNAH JACKSON. o depa Life two years ago today, March She fought life's battle bravely. ntly stood eve sweetly 2. For she was one of God's best HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. HMARIE PHYLLIS JACKSON - - LURIG, rts are heavy, ts re all of thee ed and how we miss thee ut God in heaven can see THE FAMILY. RUSSELL. RUTH H, Sacred to the fers, NELLIE B. teen vears ago, RUTH OWEN RUSSELL. 0 years ago, March I, father, JOHN H year 'ago today, hearts their earthly longings, fleeting day treasures m; ) fair. ICE AND JOSEPHINE. * E L. _In loving memory of GEORGE L. SMOOT, TS ago today, March 28, 1 HIS DEVOTED DAUG FEs HTERS, BEULAH WILLIAMS. ute to SMOOT, GEORG our Tdear OF In loving trib- cd memory of my mot| SLARK WILLIAMS. ‘who de- is Tife ) e R DAUGHTER. BERENICE. WILLIAMS. ANNA CLARK. 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