Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1933, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1933. STATE’'S PLEA WEIGHED IN LEA EXTRADITION By the Associated Press. CLARKSVILLE, Tenn, March 31.— Criminal Judge John T. Cunningham late yesterday took under advisement until Tuesday, April 11, the motion of North Carolina agents to quash the habeas corpus_writ granted to Col Luke Lea and Luke Lea, jr. The Leas are Iesisting extradition to North Carolina, where they were con- victed on bank law violations. Records |in the case were filed with Judge Cun- ningham. . Will Give Musical Program. WOODLAWN, Va., March 31 (Spe- and FOOD SHOW ANNIVERSARY SALE Special Prices Until Saturday, April 8th NEW YORK BEEF JIETS. HAMS ... ... .. ki ROAST . ... CHICKENS. . . .. 29¢ SIRLOIN STEAK oG b LARGE SWEET BREADS. .75c AUPERTEY™ HAMS. . . . .. 45¢ ROUND STEAK... 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You'll buy it! <4 Ungquestionably the City’s Finest Value at $2.75 ‘imuuwmuuunmuumlmnum||n|||ummumm|nuumlmmumummwmuuluuuuumllunn|||||||u|u|||uuuuumnm||mu||mmunmnmmm||mwnumumll cial) —A musical entertainment will be | the Woodlawn Community | i | had spent the past few days at his| i | 0ld home here and had been shooting B! barn the father, Albert Spicer, said he | Miss Virginia R. Spicer and Joseph { TRUESDALE IS FREED F. A. SPICER DIES - FROM GUNWOUND Head of Local Meat Company | Found in Barn on Father’s Estate at Orange, Va. | Special Dispatch to The Star. | ORANGE, Va., March 31.—A short| sit to his eged father here ended last night with the death of Fred A. Spicer, | 52, president of the Joseph Phillips | Sausage Co. of Washington. His body | | was found in the barn by a farm hand, | |a gunshot wound in the abdomen and | | his_shotgun lying beside him. Following an investigation of the case | Coroner George Higgins issued a cer-| tificate to the effect that Spicer had| |come to his death from a gunshot | wound “fired by his own hand, appar- | | ently with suicidal intent, although no| motive for the act has been disclosed.” Sheriff W. B. Young said that Spicer | snakes and birds for amusement. When | the shot was heard yesterday in the | | thought his son | snake.” Mr. Spicer had lived in Washington | since’ boyhood, making his home therg 1in recent years at 7305 Alaska avenue. |He was connected with the Joseph Phillips Sausage Co. for 20 years and had been its president since ‘its incor- poration in 1920. He was widely known in business circles of the Capital and | was a Shriner. Mr. Spicer is survived by his widow, | Mrs. May J. Spicer, and two children, | “had shot another | Hume Spicer. IN DOUBLE SLAYING | By the Associated Press. LIMA, Ohio, March 31.—Loren Trues- | dale, 23, was found not guilty by a {jury last night in a second trial on | charges of first-degree murder in_the | deaths of his brother Earl, 20, and Miss Thelma Woods; 17. | Miss Woods and Truesdale’s brother | were beaten to death the night of May | 130, 1931. Their bodies were found in a deep quarry peol in an isolated sec- | | tion near Lima. | Truesdale’s defense centered on a charge by his attorneys that a con- fession presented as State’s evidence was obtained under dur Truesdale said he was given “doped” cigarettes by his questioners following his arrest last September 1. A Mansfield Reformatory convict told the jury it was he and three others youths, not Truesdale, who killed the ut the State claimed the pris- onfession” constituted a scheme to get a “holiday” from prison. ! Truesdale’s first trial, at which the | State demanded the death penalty, | ended in a jury disagreement. AUTHOR CRITICALLY ILL PASADENA, Calif, March 31 (#).— Earl Derr Biggers, widely known novel- ist and film writer, was ecritically ill| today in the Pasadena Hospital after | he had suffered a heart attack at! Palm Springs, Winter resort. Mr. Biggers' physician, Dr. A. T. Newcomb, said the writer had a “fight- ing chance for recovery.” The author of “Seven Keys to Baldpate,” “Charlie | Chan,” and other writings that were adapted for films, had spent the last three years in Pasadena. DOCTORS AMBULANCES SEATER Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 ANY PLACE IN D. C, Very Low Rates on Long Distance Calls Call COL. 0432 EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F STS. %, | | | | | STYLE VALUE NEW SPRING SUITS '18 NOTHING DOWN | Just Pay $6 IN MAY 36 IN JUNE $6 IN JULY Every suit worth far more than our low price. Rich new Spring shades— of gray, tan, blues, fancies and browns — all models and sizés. Guaranteed all wool . long-wearing materials, TOPCOATS, $18 New, smart, swagger models in pleasing patterns. Nothing Down Pay $6 Monthly = | Litlian Le FRED A. SPICER. —Underwood & Underwood Photo. | MAJ. HAWKINS’ RITES TO BE IN ARLINGTON Full Military Honors Will Be Ac- corded Prominent War Veteran, Funeral services for Maj. ish-American War, the Philippine in- surrection and the World War, who died yesterday at his home, 2400 Six- teenth street, will be held tomorrow at | 9:45 am. in Fort Myer Chapel. He will be buried with full military honors in Arlington National Cemetery. Maj. Hawkins left the Army in 1907 and entered the Philippine Constabu- lary, serving until 1917 when he returned to the United States and was ap- pointed a captain in the aviation sec- tion of the Regular Army. He went overseas in February, 1918, as a captain | in the Air Service, and was honorably discharged in 1919, making his home in | the Capital since that time. He was a member of the Army and Navy Club, the Army, Navy and Marine Corps Country Club, the Fairfax Hunt Club and the Chevy Chase Club. Hz is survived by his widow, the former Mrs. Luella Peck Wadsworth, of Kala- mazoo, Mich. Maj. Hawkins was a na- tive of Lake City, Minn. SON ORDERED TO RESTORE PROPERTY TO HIS MOTHER By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 31.—Superior Judge Denis E. Sullivan yesterday ordered restoration of real estate, securities and checks worth more than $1,000,000 to Mrs. Frances Lee Porter, 72, by her son, Washington Porter, 2d, former secretary to the American legation in Denmark. Mrs. Porter had filed a bill for ac- counting against her son, who lives with her, and testified she had signed papers at his bidding and had turned over to him claims to her holdings when she thought she merely was indorsing receipts. Judge Sulllvan was told the case had been settled out of court and he signed the formal decree. s ke Marriage Licenses. William S; Burbank 34, Amesbury. Mass.. d y_F. Lou 214 Northampton Re erce. U. G. B. Mahlon §.” Tisdale. 42. 3100 Conne cut ave.. and Dorothy Brown Callaway. & 5420 Connecticut ave.; Rev. S. K. Evans. Thomas Wriggins. Philadeiphia, and Adah Horton. Gallatin st.; Rev. 3. J. Queally, Robert_C. ‘William: . and Madge D. Peary, 35. both of 900 Ist st. s.w.. Rev. W._D. Jarvis Dayid H. Shelling. %4. and Zelma Car- mel, 24. both of Baltimore; Rey. J. Robert H. Holmes, 5. 418" Six and a Half st. sw. and Annie Lucas, 19, 928 3rd st. s.w.: Rev. B, H. Whiting. Joseph R. Hurd. 2 érman ave.. and Henryetta Layton. 20, 3511 Woodley 1d: Rev. K. W. Roy. Edward J. Childress, and Katie R. an st. and Md rearet L I and E. C. and ne.: i Emerson st. 67, 8 Tolso D. _Smith, 35, Catonsville. Rey. A F. Poore. T. Bon McDousle. 30, Towson, Md.. and Arthur W. Tyler, h of Richmond: Rev. A. F. E. 28, 0 Riges st.. Helen Warner, Arena Dunahoo. 18, 4601 Kane pl. e Geaghan, 22, Alvirtia T. Murphy. Louisa Harding Earll, Henry Randall Webb, 1 5th st. n.e. 62, pital. C. Maple. 45, 110 ave. Howard_Chambers. 3: Melton, 21, both of Richmond; Rev. H. W. Marion Baltimore, Mary A_ Frederick, 2! Charles” LeRoy Smith. 21. and_Ma Bond. 19, both of Baltimore; Re Max Robinson, VY. . Baltimore; Rev. J. T. Loeb. Ty and Gertrude A Byers, 23, botl Poore; H. T. Canard, 21, Belvoir. Va.. and Erma Payne. 20. Haymarket, Va.i' Rev. liam Pierpoint Ollie Newton, 1, 1317 8 st Rev. Smith. B. S. Leppard, 24, 1834 0th st. Reyv. George W. Brent. Silvio A. Alessi. 1701 Park rd. . M. Moran. R SR Deaths Reported. Rev. Wililam B. Davis, § Johanna Henning, asant st. Daniel Batiste. 75. Gallinger Hospital. Mary Louise Brown. Jobn Ellery Stewart, Gallinger Hos- Maiza M. Sampsell, 61, 1440 Pa. ave. s.e. Katherine Pickett, 53, Garfleld Hospital. Bertha R. Martin, 35, 2811 Dumbar- ton_ave. Louise Ferguson. Margaret D. Miller. . 2012 4th st. ne. Home for Incurabies. 4. 1237 31st st Rosamond V. McDonald, 21,” Providence Hogpital. Dolores Collins. Children’s Hospital. Ellen M. Miller, 70, 1407 Belmont st. Laura Ford. 63, 101912 Rovers ct. 59. 1445 8 st. 8. Emergency Hospital 49, Gallinger Hospital. nd st. s.w Joseoh Belasco, Estclle Pyndell Ernest Fleet, Robert Stewart, 4 4 Bryant st. Martha Willlams, 45, 210 D st. s.¢ John A, Proctor, infant. Children’s Hos- Births Reported. Loudon and Gertrude Campbell. boy. nd Rebecca Calkins, boy. d_Gladys Fay. boy. d Elizabeth Dimond. boy. Edith Brennan, boy. Edna Pearson, boy. H d Louise Samahe, girl Annabelia Bauer, girl William E. and Mildred Zambreny, girl. Paul and Libby Birtman, girl. Paul G. and Rose Richardson, girl. George J. and_Frances_Calavetinos, Louis M. and Dorothy Solomon, girl. Morris and Sylvia Goldkind, girl. John W. and Elizabeth Walsh, boy. Samuel A. and Julia Dld\‘u.‘hayv girl. PIN, Christian Science. gold Wwith pearls: some time ago, downtown. Phone Col. 3600, Apt. 711, LOST. BOSTON BULL TERRIER. male; white col- lar “and chest; white blaze on left side of face. _Reward. Col. 6092. SR IEF CASE. leather: left in faxicab: con- taining book'and papers of value to own obly: Feward. Phone Adams 0237-M. Mr. Freeman. CAT—Blue Persian with cream _markin: wearing collar and bell straved from 60: Daniel rd. n.w. _Reward. Nat. 0523, DIAMOND BAR PIN—Between 1uth and Pa. ave. and Allies Inn, yesterday noon; re- . Columb 44, Apt. 105 South FOX TERRIER—White male. brown spof tailless breed; right eye. out; reward. POC] square leather. containing Dll‘rlds of glasses. Phone Cleveland 0833. ward, POCKETBOOK—_Containing gl fountain_pen, Wed. 5:30: re 341 Br TOY FOX TERRIER. m head; name Pups, ¢’ home 5:30 p.m. . 2026 Plerce Mill rd. n.w. Reward. . Hobart | Henry Hawkins, 55, veteran of the Span- | ‘' ward, who was then presiding in that T. Loeb. | L wil- | and | 1654 Columbia rd.; | ! RITES SET TODAY FOR HENRY WEBB | Patriotic Societies Will Pay Tribute to Attorney and Civic Leader. The funeral of Henry Randall Webb. lawyer and civic leader, who died | Wednesday at his home, Nineteenth | street, will be held this afternoon {rom | St. John's Episcopal Church, Sixteenth and H streets. Members of the Society of the Cin- cinnati of 1812 will attend the services in a body. Among the honorary pallbearers will be John C. Daves, president gen- eral of the Society of the Cincinnati; | Col. Bryce Metcalf, vice president gen: | eral; Maj. Horace Morison of Boston, assistant_treasurer general; Maj. Edgar | Erskin> Hume, assistant secretary gen- al; Blanchard Randall, vice presi- dent of the Maryland Society of the Cincinnati; William M. Beall of the Maryland society, Dr. Henry Elliott, Anthony Addison and J. Edward Lewis, Studied at Harvard. son of the former Dis-| issioner, William B. Webb, as born July 18, 1857. Graduating| from Harverd College ' with Theodore velt in the class of 1880, he later studied law in Columbian University, | | now George Washington, and prac- | ticed law in Washington throughout the remainder of his life. A member of the Society of the Cin- | cinnati since 1887, Mr. Webb served as treasurer-general and at the time of his death was president of the Mary- land Society. having succeeded the late Col. Oswald Tilghman, in that office. He was honorary president for life of the | Society of the War of 1812 and was a | member of the Cosmos Club. Mr. Webb was married in 1890 to Miss Maria Ingle, a daughter by that marriage becoming Mrs. Thomas R. Goethals, daughter-in-law of Maj. Gen. Goethals, builder of the Panama Canal. D. C. Bar Represented, W. W. Millan, president of the Dis- trict Bar Association, of which Judge ‘Webb was one of the oldest members, announced the following members had been appointed to attend the funeral: Mr. Millan, George C. Gertman, Wal- ter M. Bastian, Benjamin S. Minor, Col. ‘J. Miller Kenyon, George P. Hoover, Col. J. S. Easby-Smith, Stanton P. | Peelle and Ralph P. Barnard. WOMAN IS ACQUITTED | ON CHARGE OF ASSAULT | Damascus Resident Wins Appeal From Conviction in Rock- | ville Court. | ecial Dispatch to The Star. | ROCKVILLE, Md., March 31.—Mrs. | Tressie Moxley of Damascus was ac- | quitted by a jury in the Circuit Court here last night on a charge of assault- | ing Robert S. Moxley, uncle of her estranged husband, Ottie L. Moxley. | “The uncle charged that when he | | helped himself to a chew of tobacco, which happened to be hers, in a to- bacco house belonging to her husband, the woman became incensed and at tacked him with a tobacco stick, pain- | | s fully injuring him and chased him 75 : yards, throwing missiles at him as he, | retreated, and that he was forced to| | seek refuge in the home of his brother, | William B. Moxley, father-in-law of the | irate woman. |, Mrs. Moxley admitted that she struck her husband’s uncle and threw at him as he was on the run, but declared that when she took him to task for taking the tobacco he “snickered” at her, causing her to lose her temper. Mrs. Moxley was tried in the Police | Court here last Spring and fined $50 |and costs by Judge Charles W. Wood- ! court. ~Yesterday's trial was on an ap- | peal from the Police Court decision. 'PROGRESS IS REPORTED IN CHURCH’S ACTIVITIES of Falls Church Presbyterian Elects New Officers at Meeting. | Special Dispatch to The Star. FALLS CHURCH, Va., March 31.—A year of progress in church and Sunday | school activities was noted Wednesday |night at the annual congregational meeting of the Falls Church Presby- | terian Church and last night at the annual Sunday school meeting held in the social rooms of the church. The | business meeting Wednesday was pre- | ceded by a congregational dinner. | New officers elected Wednesday were: | Horace E. Brown and Frank H. East- Fred J. Herron and Dr. J. tees for three-year terms, ebb, trustee for one year to fill a vacancy; George F. Thompson, deacon, and Mrs. George B. Fadeley, deaconess, for three years each, and Mrs. D. K. Grille, deaconess for a two- | year team to fill a vacancy. Isaac A. Congregation and the Society of the War | | BURNETT, RACE INQUIRY DELAYS TRIAL AT SCOTTSBORO Question of Whether Colored Per- sons Are Excluded From Juries to Be Determined. By the Associated Pres: DECATUR, Ala, March 31.—An in- quiry to charges of racial discrimination in selection of Alabama juries has de- layed the retrial of Haywood Patterson, one of nine colored men accused of at- tacking two white girls in the Scotts- boro assault case. The question of whether colored per- sons are excluded from jury service in Alabama for racial reasons has occu- pied the court here ever since it opened Monday to retry seven of the defend- ants who were convicted, sentenced to death and then granted new trials on appeal to the United States Supreme Court. Gards of Thanks. HORTON. Y J. The family of the late Mrs. LUCY J. HORTON wishes t0 express its deep appreciation to the many rel tives and friends for their kind expres- slons of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes fl!lnlml the llhlv‘rss and at the BLANCHE CHAPMAN, ETTA HONESTY, HATTIE GIBSON. ELLA QASKIPSV ‘GEORGE HORTON. MMON. ALOYSIUS JR. AND JOHN Helpers' Association. Chancery of Canadian Legation, Post Office Div] f | loyes of the pressroom of the ent Printing Office and the ma r ves and friends. for their kind expres- floral tribute: d“rml;'l””dm“p“ and at the death of their beloved ones. MRS. AGNES LEMMON AND FAMILY SADIE_V.. AND WHITE, EU- The family of the late SADIE L and EUGENE WHITE wishes its deep appreciation to_lts 5 and relatives for their kind of sympathy and _beautdful es during the iliness and at | the death of our beloved sister and Brother. “E TAYLOR. OLLIE SMOOT. ROB- DALL. ' RANDALL, GEN! V. RANDAL 16 expr expressions floral trib Braths. ALLISON, RAYMOND DEAN. On Thursd March 30, 1933. at his residence, 446: Greenwich' parkway = n.w.. RAYMOND DEAN ALLISON, aged 38 years, beloved husband of Winnie C. Allison.~ Funeral services on Monday, April 3, at 11 am.. at Hysong's parlors, 1300° N st. n.w Interment Arlington National Cemetery. BALL. SAMUEL. Departed this life Mon- day. March 27, 1933, at Emergency Hos- pital, after & brief ilness, SAMUEL BALL. He leaves to mourn their loss a loving mother, one sister, six brothers, and a host of ‘other relatives and friends. Funeral Sundav. April 2. at Fauquler County. Va. Remains resiing at Janifer funeral home. 1115 22nd st. n.w. 31 BELL. JOSEPH H. On Thursday. March 30, 153, at his residence, 336 'Bryant st. n.w., JOSEPH H. BELL. ' Remains resi- ing ‘at Otis P. Alien’s funeral home. 12th st. and Fla. ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. BURDINE, VERONT( March 28, 19 General H CA_C. On Tuesday, at_Montgomery County Hospital, VERONICA C. BUR- DINE (nee Coughlin). beloved wife of Ward_P. Burdine. Body resting at War- E. Pumphrey funeral home, K424 i Silver Spring. Md. Se Warner E. Pumphrey home on . March 31, at 1 p.m. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. 31 RANDOLPH. On Friday, March 31, 1933, at his residence, 340 E st. 5.w.. RANDOLPH BURNETT. the beloved son of Sadie Burnett, He also leaves one aunt. Lottie Weldon, and many other relatives and friends. ' Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. CARTER, JAMES HENRY, On Wednesday, March 29, 1933, at his home, Darnestown, Md., JAMES HENRY, the beloved husband of julia E. Carter, in his 74th year. Re- mains resting at the Colonial funeral home of William Reuben Pumphrey, Rock- ville, Md. Funeral from the Colonial fi neral home Saturday. April 1. at 2 p: Interment Monacacy Cemetery, ville, Md. COLSTON. JOHN W. On Wednesday, March 20.°1933. JOHN W.. beloved hus- band of Margaret' N. Colston and father of Walker H. Colston of Washington, D. C. and Hogarth W. Colston of Charleston, W. Va. Funerai from his late residence. ‘13i8 Floral st. n.w. Satur- day, April 1, at 11 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill' Cemetery. 31 DWARDS, MOLLIE CARVER, Departed this life March 29. 1 at 925 18th st. n.w. MOLLIE CARVER EDWARDS. de- voted wife of John C. Edwards and sister of Mrs. Cornelius ‘King of Atlanta, Ga. Funeral Saturday, April 1, from 925 18t st. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. EDWARDS, MOLLIE. The Tinney Phyllis Wheatley Society announces the death of Mrs. MOLLIE EDWARDS. Funeral Sat- urday. April 1, 1933, at 2:30 p.m.. from her iate residence, 935 18th st. JESSI] President. E E_E, MASON, MARGARET S. BYRD, Rec. Sec. ESTRIDGE, ROSE. Departed this life su denly. on Wednesday, March 20. 193 ROSE \ESTRIDGE, beloved mother Mary Chase. devoted wife of James N, Estridge. 8he also leaves a host of friends _and relatives to mourn their loss. Funeral Monday. April st 2 p.m’. from her late residence, 922 Snows court n.w. Friends and relatives invited to attend. Interment Payne's Cemetery. 1 SALLIE S. On Tuesday, March at her residence, 142 Seaton 3 SALLIE S. GILMORE (nee Shep: pard, ‘beloved wife of Willlam Gtimore. mother of Harry, Ernestine and Kathryn Glimore: sister of Mrs. Mary 8. Brown. Mrs. Emily 8. Hill and Pre heppard Remains may be seen at Frazier's funeral home, 389 R. I ave. Funeral Sat- d- 3 bl n.w. morial Cemetery. GREEN, ELLA. Depart: day, ‘March 19 ital. ELLA GREEN. ed this life Wednes- , at Gallinger Hos- She is survived by er mother. four brothers, devoted cousin. Remains may be viewed after 5 p.m. Fridey. March 31. at R C. Richardson & Co.’s funeral church, 1700 V: Funeral Priday, March 31, D. {he above establishment, Rev. A e Va, GREEN, 19: Ty- officiating. 1Interment Louisa County, WILLIAM. On_Wednesday, March 3, WILLIAM GREEN of 1020 8th st.’ nw. ' beloved husband of Elizabeth Green, devoted father of Prank and Mil- dred Green. He also leaves three sisters, one brother and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Sunday, April 2. at |Pullman and Dr. George B. Fadeley | were elected representatives of the Presbyterian Church of the board of Oakwood .Cemetery, subject to court | confirmation. [ ——— FRANKLAND RITES HELD i | Chief Pay Clerk of Marine Corps to Be Buried in Arlington. Funeral services for Chief Pay Clerk Lawrence Arthur Frankland, Marine Corps, who died in Naval Hospital Wed- nesday, were held at 1 o'clock this aft- ernoon at his late residence, 314 Girault avenue, Virginia Highlands, Va. Mili- tary services and burial were to be held later at Arlington National Cemetery. Frankland was born here in 1885 and enlisted in the Marine Corps in August, 1900. During the World War he served in France and his service covered duty in Cuba and many other Marine posts. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Sybil C. Frankland. WOMAN’S CLUB MEETS Music of American Composers Fea- tures Session at Riverdale, Special Dispatch to The Star. RIVERDALE, Md., March 31.—A musical program featuring American composers was presented under the direction of Mrs. Alfred Manning before a meeting of the Woman's Club of Riverdale here with Mrs. H. E. Wacker- man presiding. Those assisting in the presentation of illustrations interspersed in the program were Mrs. John E. Rymer, Miss Barbara_ Brown, Miss Peterson and Thomas Hayes. A Nominating Committee consisting of Mrs. Robert B. McCathran, Mrs. K. F. Warner and Mrs. Frank R. Barclay will prepare a slate of officers to be acted upon at the April meeting at the annual election of officers. Marriage Licenses Issued. ROCKVILLE, Md., March 31 (Spe- | clal) —Licenses have been issued here | for the marriage of Benjamin Franklin Myers, 25, of Rockville, and Missouri Alice Burkett, 20, of Brookeville, Md.; Wallace W. Posey, 22, of Bethesda, and Blanche Virginia Sasscer, 18, of Wash- ington; Warren Irving Glover, jr., 21, of Washington, and Elizabeth Virginia Hoover, 21, of Chevy Chase, Md. WATCH—Lady’s gold Gruen: March 2 reward return to Room 811, 515 14th w WIDE BUACK CLOTH BELT. on Jackson lace, between Pa. ave. and H st. n.w., ursdsy afternoon. National 0322, The Pribilof Islands seal herd, now rated the most valuable in the world, increased 8.24 per cent in numbers the past yearfj 1 p.m., from Frazier's funeral home, Rrode”Isiand ave. n.w. _Priends invited Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. GRIFFITH, MALBELLE A. On Thursday, March 30, 1933, at Garfield Hospital MAYBELLE A, GRIFFITH (nee Dunn) beloved wife of Joseph A. Griffith of 111 Sherman ave., Takoma Park, Md. ~Funeral from the W. Warren Taltavuil funeral home, 1ith st. and Spring rd. n.w.. on Saturday, April 1. at 2:30 p.n. Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hiii Cemetery, HARRISON, WILLIAM §. Sudden: nesday, March 29. 1933, WILLIAM S. HARRISON. He leaves a wife. a daughter, & son. seven sisters and a Host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting 8t the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, n.w. until 11 a.m. Saturday at his late residence. 72 M st. n.w. Puneral Sunday, April 2, at p.m.. from Mount Zion M. E. Church. Intefment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. HARTY, MICHAEL F. On Wednesday, March 20, 1933, ‘at Georgetown Hospital, MICHAEL' F.. beloved son of Margaret and John Harty and brother of Russell John. May. 3 E Daniel. Winfred and Delorius Harty. aged Funeral from the residence of his parents, P st. n.w. on Saturday, April 1, w a.m.; thence to Holy Trinity ‘Church, where mass will be at 9 ‘o'clock for thi Relatives and frien tend. Interment al tery. HARVEY, JAMES E., JR. Suddenly on Wed- day, March § at his residence, ) C st. JAMES E. HARVEY, JR.. beloved son of James and Mary Harvey, brother of Wilma White. Lillian Brown, Leon. Joseph. Frank, Emory and Louis Harvey. * Remains can be_seen at his residence after 12 o'clock. Priday, March 31 Funeral from St. Cyprian's Church. 9 o'clock, Saturday, April 1 Interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and | friends invited. 3 HAWKINS. MAJ. HOBART HENRY. Thursday, March 30, 19: At b ! dence "¥200" " Then st Maf. HOBART | HENRY HAWKINS, beloved husband of | Luella Peck Hawkins. Funeral from chapel | at Fort Myer, Saturday, April 1, at 9:45 | a.m. Remains are resting at the V. L. | Speare Co., 100 H st. n.w. Interment at Arlington National Cemetery. | JAMES. FRANCES. Departed this life | Wednesday. March 9. 1033, at_her resi- dence. 2652 Nichols ave. s.e.. FRANCES JAMES, devoted mother of Samuel and Ernest Jenifer. 8he also leaves two brother: Richard Peyton and Emanuel Ashton, and many other relatives and “friends. Remains ra-un{ at _the John | T. Rhines funeral ch d and Eve | sts. s.w. y. April 1. at| 1 p.m., from the above chapel. Interment | Rosemont Cemetery. Departed this life JOHNSON, BETTY F. Wednesday, March 20, at 2:45 am.. at| her residenice, 318 New York ave. n.w.. | BETTY F. JOHNSON. She leaves to mourn their ioss two daughters. Ida Mor- ris and Bessie Harrig: four sons. Adam, Moses, Murphy and Willle Johnson; one sister, Susie Patrick; . seve grandchildren and & host of other r fives and iriends =Remaing resting at Zustne Pordy funetal home. 1300 South apitol st. Funeral Sunday, 2. a m.. from Ogrove Baptist Church, moreland County, Va. 1 , LOUISE. On Wednesday. March /s at her residence, st. n.w. SON. the devoted mother of "Nannie Keys. 'Macgie Hall, Louise | Johnson, Jeseph Ragland. Elizabeth Poin- | dexter and Sarah Sprigs. ~She also | leaves one brother and five sisters. No- tice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1433 You st. n.w, on Wed- said are invi ount Olivet Cems 1 ». Westi 33, | 0| #¥% A_Q - Braths. KENNEDY., GEORGE_ F¥. _On Thu March 30. 1033, GEORGE H. beloved husband of Katherine nedy ‘and father of George H. ir.. and QOwen W. Kennedy of Worcester. Mass. Funeral from the parlors of Almus Spears., 1033 Conn. ave. Priday, Mare 31, at'4 p. KERFOOT, IDA C. On Thursday, Mareh $0. 1933, ‘at_Washington, D. C., IDA C. . Interment Berryville, Va. KYLE, JAMES day, March 30, of 'his_daughter, Bradbury _Heights, 'ANDER KY) May Kyle. ave. se. ‘Saturday, April’1, Relatives and friends invited, Int Congressional Cemetery, MASON, B LAH. _On Thursday, March 30, 1933, BEULAH MASON, beloved wife of Francis Mason. Remains resting at Fra- zier's {uneral Lome, 389 Rhode Island ave, n.w. Notice of funeral later. 1 McDONALD, ROSEMOND VIRGINIA. On Wednesday, March 20 1033, at Provie dence Hospital. ROSEMOND' VIRGINIA McDONALD, aged 21, beloved daughter of Mary E. and the late James W. Mc~ Donald. Funeral from her late residence, Sligo Mill rd.. Saturday, April 1. at 8:30 am. Requiem ass at the Church of the Nativity. Brightwood. D. C. at 9 am. Relatives and friends inwted to Rock Creek Cemes tery. 31 MORGAN. LEANNA. On Thursday, March 30, 3, at her residence, 518 20th st. NNA_MORGAN. wife of Preder- ick ‘Morgan. Remains resting at Otis P. Allen’s funeral home, 17th and ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. PYNE, WILLIAM P. Suddenly. on Wednes- d 1933, WILLIAM P., the of Lena Pyne. of 1329 B Funeral from the Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 'funeral chapel. 412 H si. ne. on Saturday. April 1. at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Arling= ton National Cemetery. 31 SAMPSELL. MAIZA M. Suddenly. on Tuesday, 98, 1033, at her residence, 1446 ylvania ave. se. MAIZA M., be- wife of 'J. Nixon Sampsell ani of Yulie M. Sampsell. _Funeral the parlors of James T. Ryan, 317 nsylvania ave. se. on Saturday. April at 10 am. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Union Cemetery, Lees- burg,’ Va. 81 SCHAEFER, SUSIE §. On Thursday, March 033 at her residence, 818 F st. s.w., SCHAEFER (nee Southeriand) beloved wife ‘of Jacob Schaefer. —Funeral rom the above residence on Monday, April p.m. Relatives and friends in- erment Bethel Cemetery, Alex- 2 p.m. terment attend.” Interment | Int | Va, DOROTHY_ E. Suddenly at M: . Thursday. March 30. 1933 p.m., DOROTHY E. SKEEN, the belov wife' of William D. Skeen. tice later. SMITH, MARY L. On Sunday, March 2 1933, MARY L. SMITH. cousin of Mrs Barah Saunders of 1718 13th st. n.w. FPuneral Saturday, April 1, at'2 p.m., from Qtis F. Allen’s funeral home, 12th st. and Fla, ave. n.w., Rev. Carringfon officiating. SPICER. FREDRICK ASHBY. Suddenly, on Thursday. March 30, 1933, PRED- RICK ASHEY SPICER. beloved husband of Mae J. Spicer and fatMer of Virgini R. and Joseph Hume Spicer. Puners services on Sunday. April 2, at 3 p.m., at_his late residence, 705 'Alaska ave. n.w. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. % mi, 40 ed Puneral mo< home. Bowie. Md., ELIZ | BETH E, STRAINING. mother of Gertrude H.. Charles A and Kathryn C. Straininy Services at the above residence, Monday. Interment private. Kindly omit MARY VERLINDA. On Wednes- day. March_20,' 1035, at- hey restions 1110 New York ave 'n.w. MARY VER. LINDA. “beloved mother of J. F. Funeral from the W. W. Chamber: funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n. April 1, at 9:30 a.m.: thence es’ Church, between B and C 343 B where servides will be “held st .m." Relatives and frien il Interiment Cedar Hill Gemetery > " g1 _SISE. JAY W. On Fridey. March JAY_W.. belo van’ si on 1, ved husband of Ar: late residence, 3389 se. " Funeral from W. Chambers” funcral home, 1400 Ghapin Theiice 10 Coreress Meights . E o Conigress. He COTRer 5th st and Alabama ave, 5.eo n services will ‘be held at 2 pom: VIERKORN, HENRY A. O ednesda March 20, 1 HENRY A VIERKOD beloved husband ‘of Margaret K. Funeral from his late residence, 611 BEm. Belatives ‘snd triends Javited: * Thtesmant Prospect Hill Gemetery, | - Torerment, VIERKORN. HENRY A. Capital 1 Association members ll’a.:mfllegfll‘).'hu!: death of Brother HENRY A. VIERKORN. ’Prm‘l,lxl‘:l".\luS]l:llr(‘ll!‘yd April at 2 p. ate T 3 i Pl!:,!é‘fl;'!;énd!.:(e 611 Emerson 4 ident, JOHN A. stcflmm :::S‘!.den‘ > WATSON, DANIEL L. On Wednesday. 20, 1933, at Sibley Hospfial: DANIEL Lot beioved husband of Martha_R, Watsom and father of Kenneth L. Watson. late pesidence, 3065 Rainler” ave.. Mount er, Funer. Chambers Co, funeral homer 1400 GHaDI Retatives ina*fticnds invited tntormgent a Arlington Nationai Cemciers: (g WATSON, DANIEL L. Comrades of Rich Harden Camp. No. 2, Ui Spanish War Veterans, are re- auested to asemble at the funeral arlors of W. W. Chambers, 14th and Chapin sts. n.w.. Saturday foril 1. at 0:45 ) attend e ral of our {pperal o comradey DANIEL L. O OHM, Commander, In Memortam BUNDY, JAMES FRENCH. In loving re- membrance of “our dear husband and fathtr. JAMES CH_BUNDY. who departed this life one year ago today, Mareh 31, 193 Cease our hearts their earthly longings, Life is but a fleeting day. One by one its links are broken, One by one we pass away. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER. BUNDY, JAMES F. In loving remembr: year ago today, March 31, 1932, - Till memory fads Time takes away the edge of grief But_memory turns back every leaf. STERS EMMA ROBINSON. ggfi:on. NIECE ~ VIRGINIA ROBIN- BURCH. SOPHIE E. In lovi ot our :e-lrdm&‘hu;.";sovfrfi'fi" BoRe epir day, March 31, 1hai. O YeAs 880 fo= DEVOTED CHILDREN. * FINAGIN, LERQY. 1In " brance ‘of our desr son. LERGY FiA Vi arte - day, March 31, 1!92 T ‘Ten years of ti h assed Since you left our home that day Time may pass and tides mey fiy But you from our memory wil FATHER AND MOTHER. *% | ULRICH, WILLIAM. In lovin of my dear son, WILLIAM ULRIGH. Bhe departed (his life eleven years ago, March Someone T loved ha: His firm, true heart is sqile The hands’ that always gave me help Now lie in_deah's cold ehill. i HIS DEVOTED MOTHER. ELCH. NELLIE. In sad - Brance of our dearly beloved oms. NELLTE reh 31, WELCH. who departed this 1i Loved in life. remembered In death. F. 1926, g FUNERA': DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co, 1113 SEVENTH ST. N. : Modern Chael.. Telsphone N ational 2473 CHAS.” S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL_ST. Phone Lincoin_ 0372 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. ghone west 000 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St N.W. P orth taniishea TH7g° Norih 0067 V. L. SPEARE CO0. Neither the successors to nor connected wit! the original W. K. Spears estabilshment L 1009 H St. N.W, __National 2802 WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 8th St. SE. LINCOLN 054 JAMES T. RYAN VE. SE, Atlant .W.W.DEAL & 0O, TIMOTHY HANLON 641 H St. N.E.—Lin. 3. 'AMBULANGE SERVICE J-WILLIAM LEE’S SONS CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 4th & MASS _AVE. N.E. megu' 5200, et R ol e FUNERAL_DESIGNS, GEO. A. COMLEY ”fl,‘.,’r Gude Bros. Co,, 1212 F St, Prompt Aute Delivers Service Artistio—expressive—inex N GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MODERATE FRICES. PHONE fi 3 ir Ot st 14th & s