Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1934, Page 11

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He had retired from Government service in 1926 after 25 rears with tne Health Depart- ment. Born on the Isle of Man, in the Irish Sea off Lancashire, Mr. Crowe came to America in 1880 at the age of 19. He had lived in the Mid- dle West before coming to Wash- ington. After his retirement Mr. Crowe spent much of his time at his house in Colonial Beach, Va., but recently had been living at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Eola Wright, 317 Longfellow street. Louis H. Crowe, e Wright, he is survived by two sons. Roy C. and Douglas M. Crowe, and two other daughters, Mrs. V. H. Schutz and Mrs. James W. Waller. Rev. Gedrge F. Dudley of St. Ste- phen’s Church will conduct the fu- neral services at the Lee chapel, Fourth street and Massachusetts ave- nue northeast, tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Calves 25 Cents Each. Calves are being sold at 25 cents each in the Irish Free State. C/ddr’ Hill wylons most &auh/ 4 (emetery W. E. BERKELEY DIES ON EVE OF RETIREMENT General Land Office Clerk W Former Clergyman in Mary- land—Funeral Tomorrow. William E. Berkeley, 57, clerk in the General Land Office of the In- terior Department, died suddenly y:i terday after a heart attack at his home, 1803 Oregon avenue. A graduate of Lincoln Theological Seminary, he had been a clergyman in Hagerstown, Md., and Berryville, Va, but retired from the ministry in 1917 to enter the Bureau of En- graving and Printing. Mr. Berkeley was about to retire from the land of- fice because of ill . The !}nll papers wers signed the before his death. = Mr. Berkeley was a native of Staunton, Va. He is survived by his widow, the sister of Dr. T. Edward Jones, resident surgéon of Freedmen's Hospital. Funeral services will be held at Liberty Baptist Church tomorrow at 2 pm. Burial will be in Lincoln Cemetery. Dm;ported. 88, 3106 34th 5. E. lehl’e ph s Jonn B Kehoe a1 1750 Kemren bt phemia Btt. A0 Gty Hosmiial Katherine Thomas. 74, Roosevelt Hotel. 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As a Christmas gift it would mean less work for mother, broader possibilities for her in-her art of pr-eparmg meals, and the enjoyment of all the “little™ con- veniences that make her efforts more pleasant. What greater gift could there be? As a gift or as a home improvement mnvestigate Electrolux today. OVEMBER 30, 1934, COL. RICHARD CUTTS T0 BE BURIED TODAY Rev. Ze Barney T. Phillips and Chaplain Evans to Con- duct Services. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon in Arlington National Cemetery for Col. Richard Malcolm Cutts, U. 8. M. C., inventor of the Cutts compensator and organizer of the Santo Domingo national army. Col. Cutts, who was 56, died in San Diego, Calif., last Friday. ‘The services were to be conducted by Rev. Ze Barney T. Phillips, chap- lain of the Senate, and Chlphtn Sydney K. Evans, U. 8. N. honorary pallbearers include Bm Gen. Hugh Matthews, Col. Calvin B. Matthews, Col. Thomas Holcomb, Col. W. P. Upshur, Lieut. Col. Pedro Del Valle, Lieut. Col. M. B. Humphrey, Lieut. Col. J. C. Fegan and Lieut. Col. P. A. Capron. At the time of his death Col. Cutts was stationed at Naval War College, Newport, R. I, from which he was on leave. Besides his widow, he is survived by & son, Lieut. Richard M. Cutts, U. 8. M. C.; a daughter, Mrs. John T. Wain- wright, and a sister, Mrs. John T. Myers, the wife of Maj. Gen. John T. Myers, U. 8. M. C. Qard of Thanks. BECKETT. WILLIAM C. The family of the late WILLIA .CKETT pcknowledse the f Bl o Pathy shown inem Quring nelr recent THE PAMILY. ereavement. Braths. BATEMAN. ROBERT A On Wednesday, vember 28, 1934, Clsllllly Hmnll ROBE! A BATE- MAN. aged 33 years, beloved husband of Ella Louise Bateman (nee Wynn). He is also survived by three daughters. Mil- dred. Louise and Doris; one son. Robert A. Bateman. jr.. mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Bateman: seven sis- lers and two brotners, "Puneral from the pel of Thomas F. Murray & Son Shex MNichols -ve e o Samiosy D cember Relatives and friends invited. Doterment Ceder Hill Cemetery. BEHRENS. ROSA E. On Wednesday. Noo Behrens. Puneral services &t the address on Saturday. December 1 pm Interment Congressional ery. BERKELEY., JOHN WESLEY. Suddenly. on Friday. November 0. Psidence, ALL Lom ot e JOHN"WES LEY BERKELEY. beloved husband of the beth Berkeley and father cf MidT e My Setiey. Ma lkington. Notice of funeral lal ELEY, WILLIAM E sds Ceme- 1 Entered at 8:05 ;i Oregon ave. n.w BERKELEY, the devoicd husband of Amaza Berkeles, brother-in-law of T !d'lrd Jones. He also leaves mm ters. " Mrs. Ida Berkeley. Miss Toler and Mrs_ Lillian Jefiries, d two_stepbrothers. Peter and Arthur Toler. Remains temporarily resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd | and ‘Eve sis. sw. Funeral Saturday. mi at m.., from Liverts 3 between H any Eve sis. Rev. Hampion Gaskins off- | Interment Lincoln Memorial | Cemetery. | BERRY. MAE F. On Wednesday. ‘lovem- ber 28, 1934, ‘at her residence. 504 L M. BERRY inee Halloran) mother of Evelyn F. Everhart and | Charles E. Berry and sister of Matthew P Hlllol;lln Charles E. Halloran. Ber- Decem! Aloysius Chiurch, where _requiem mass will be said at 9 a.m.Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 30 BOOKER, WILLIAM §. Suddenly. on Wed- nesday. November . 1934. WILI u;m S. BOOKER of 908 Prench st. nw.. of James M. and the late Ehznbzlh Booker of New Rochelle. N. Y.. and lov- ing_husband of Bessie Booker and father of Margaret and Hilda Booker. devoted brother of Mrs. Lena Sabbs of Washing- ton, Mrs. Letitia Waters. James. John, Waiter, Joseph, Arthur and Ballon Book- er of New Rochelle. N. Y. Funeral Sat- | terment Lincoln Memorial Cemeter: See What You Buy Know W_hi!ou Get e —— This good quality, Neat Cloth Casket and a whole dignified funeral con- ducted by Chambers’ Service, Hearse and Cars, free use of Chapel and Parlors. All 7395 This Metal Casket opens to a half couch style. Looks like the most charming silk couch—fit for a king. Truly, this is a lovely, fine burial re- ceptacle—equal to any $500 one in appearance. entire funeral only This is a Steel Vault, used in the grave. 400 pounds of solid steel. Al- ways sold for $150 until Chambers reduced his price. - 885 One of the Largest Un- dertakers in the World 6 Chapels, 12 Parlors, 18 Hearses, Ambulances and Cars. ... MAIN OFFICE 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 11th St. S.E. Phone Lincoln 4477 Braths. BROMLEY, C. On 'nm;‘l: ATHERINE E. day, November 20. 1934, at 7:40 at the residence of her son, Georg lrflmli!n JW)fll Dul bel Ozoru W.. Wiliam H, Ar- St end Thoman L. Bromiey. Mra. Maty Kettner and Mrs. Florence McVearry. Puneral from the lbuve Xelldtnce on Baturday, mber 1. 8 thenu to Holy Trinity Ohurf.h at i1 o'clock. where mass Vill"Be "snia ‘for the Tepose’ of ‘her. soul: Relatives. and friends Inter- ment Rock Creek Cemete: BRYAN, WII‘I‘TINGHAI. On Wednnd". November 28, WH! e ires Bt ot AR B Buln and father of Hugh Bryan and Gu: Bryan. Puneral services will take plue mvuod Ty, d friends invited to attend. BYRD. EDITH STANFIELD. Entered into eternal rest on Tuesday, November 27, ID.H at 11:45 am. at Freedmen's Hos- EDITH STANFIELD BY: f BYRD. be- ved wife of John J. Byrd of 1908 6th 8he also I hers and ana frienge. Remuine restihg ot Bundy's funeral home. W, ay. mber 1 bm. Relatives and friends invited. BURROUGHS, BESSIE. On _Thursday. 1934, BESSIE BUR- ved wife of Bamuel Bur- roughs_and mother of Mrs._ Eileen Na- bers Co. Southeast home, 517 ilth Puneral notice later. Clll.ln IILMA. On_Thursaay. Novem- ber U4, au her residence 419 Columbia 14, 1w SETMATCHILES, ‘bt loved daughier of Mrs. Annie Woodson, half sister “of Peter’ Woodson. 8he leaves many otner relatives ana a host of friends. Remains res'ing at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. sw. Notice of funeral later. CLEMENTS, SUSAN ELIZABE Thursday, November 20, i o3 éesmence 2 ha st se. day._ December 1. at 2 Interment “Glenwood Cemetery, latives and friends invited. COLE, ANNIE On Wednesday. November ANNIE. beloved daughter of Ao Biiia Cote. " ne ies jsoier o mourn their loss three sisters. tnree brothers. nieces, nephews and other rel- atives and friends. emains resting 8t Stewart s funeral home. 30 H st. ne. Notice of funcral 1aver: i COOPER, SARAH VIOLET. day, Novemter 2X. 1y3%. at her resi- 115 4Uth st. ne. SARAH VIO- COOPER. wife of the lale Jonn She also leaves to mourn their loss one daughter. Eva Cooper of New York Ciiy, and other relatives and triends, Remains 'restiug at Stewarvs tuneral home. 30 H n.e. Funeral Saturday, Decerber 1. at i pm.. Avenue Baptist Payne s Cemetery, CORBETT, ANNA FITCH LONG. On anursday, November Zu. 1434. ANNA FILCH LONG. beioved wife of James D. Corbett of Dubois. Pa. Remains can be viewea st ine pariors of Almus R. Spear. Gonnmecucut ave. Liter- mient Dubois. Ba CROWE, LOUIS H. On Thursday. No- vember 29. 1934. at Georgetown Uni- versity Hospilal, LOUIS H.. beloved fa- Roy C.'ana Dougias sm. Crowe, . V. H. Schutz. Mrs. Eoia M. Wrighi 8od Mrs.’ James W. Wauer. resting at the Lee funeral home. 4in st and uuncnumu sye. ne. where serv: On Wednes- from Vermont Church. Interment " Relatives ana trienas in- intermeni ai Gienwooa Ceme- ALBERT. On Thursday, Novem- 1934, at Casusity Hospita, AL- DOWNS of 504 R. I._ave Dsaved. busbend. of Moits Dowsis aui son of Perry and the late Phoebe Downs, He also eaves to mourn their loss three sisters. hree brotners, a sister-in-iaw, Mrs. Mary Ricnardson. and other rea- tives and friends. —Remains resting at Stewarts funeral home. 50 H st. until Saturaay nrning. December thereafter ai his late residence. Fu: neral Sunday. Decemver . from Shiloh Bapust Courch. tn and P sts. nw. E riison omciating. luter- ment Lincoln Cemetery. 1 DO! . ALBERT. Columbia Lodge. 25. 1. B. F. 0. E. of W.. ficd of the funeral of Brother ALBERT DOWNS. “tn and P n.w No. sis. n.w.. Sunaay. December Bession 0f sorrow at Eiks Home. 301 R. L. ave. n.w.. Friday, No- vember JU, at 5 p.m. Al Eiks are in- | vited. ALLEN A. C. GRIFFITH. Exalted Ruler. Lek CAMPBELL, Secrelary. EAKIN, MARY CAROLIN. Suddenly November Ju. 144, at 1800 Eve si. n.w MARY CAROLIN EARIN. Funeral cx'mn st on u; r 1 at 3 Relatives and friends invited to lucnn Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. EIGHMIE, JOHN W. On Tuesday. Novem- oer . 1934, JOHN W. EIGHM.E. be- loved Husband of Mrs. Alma W. Eighmie of 1349 Jrd st. n.w., aevoted father of Mrs. Alice E. Holiey and brother oz Mrs Euizubeth Nicholson of Jersey City, N. J. He 1s also survived by other relatives and many friends. Fun aay. Decemver 1. st the ‘McGuire tuneral ome. 1320°9ta st n.w. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment in Lincola Memorial Cemgtery. on Satur- p.m., irom nerai EIGHMIE, JOHN W. A special communt- | No. F. cation of lonic Lodge. SS9 Bereby cadcd Saturday, ‘De- cember 1. 1u34. at i:30 p.m. purpose of attending th fate Drother: JORN W, EIGHM t. n.w N Attest: R. ANTON rHILLIPS, Sec EISLER, JULIANNA. Ou Thursday. vember 24, 14:4, Keties pisce . aged 50 years. beiovea mother of Teresa Ramiscn, Kathe. Julia. Maria and Frank Eisler. Funeral services at the aoove residence on Saturcay, Decemoer 1. at 8:30 a.m.; thence to the Shrine of the Bacred Heart. where mass will be of- tered at 9 am. for the repose of her soui. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. EVANS. FANNIE BROWN. On Thursday. hom: in Urbana, Md PAI VANS, devoted’ daughter of the late Beatamin P and ‘Dorcas. Rejch “froma and beloved mother of Miriam Evans Kefauver. Funeral on Saturday. De- cember 1. at 3:30 p.m.. from All Saints’ Church, Frederick. Md. Interment (pri- Yate) Mount Olivét Cemetery, Frederick, Md.~ Please omit flowers. GAGHAN, MARGARET L. On Wednesday, ovember 2. 1934, at her residence. 1775 Cattfornta she fow.. ARET L. beloved wife of Thomas P. Gaghan and mother of James T. and Joseph P. Gaghan. Puneral from the above resi- dence on Saturday, December 1. at 8:30 Xnendx invite Olivet Cemetery. HILLYARD, MARY JANE. On Priday, November 30, IU.M at Provmence Hos- pital. (nee Riley). Deloved wite-of Franciin Valen: tine Hillyard and mother of Mrs. Wii- liam J. Howard, Harry J. and John Prancis x-nuymxP Funeral from he:"late st. n.e 8y, cembe: am. Joseph's Church. where requiem mass Will be said at ¥ a.m. for repose of her Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. Relatives and iriends invited. 2 KILPATRICK, JAMES, Departed tnis life n Tuesdey, Noyember 7, 1uid_at his ce. 121 E s Deloved Husband of Lilly Kupatrick, ‘He leaves one sister. Lizsie King, and other felatives and friénds to mours: their loss. Puneral Saturday, December 1. at Do from James . WInsiow Co. chapel, 17th and K sts. nw. Relatives and friends invited. Rev. Holloman of- ficiating. LINKINS, MARY E. _On Friday. Novem- 1934, MARY E. LINKINS (nee e loved mother of Joseph Daniel and Carl Linkins, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Gertrude Perguson. peral from te Deal funeral home, 819 . a Holy ~Trinity Chureh.” where “requiem mass will be at 9 a of her soul. *Interment ‘Mount 'Ofivet Ceme- tery. (St.Mary's papers please copy.) 2 McCOLL, SUSIE M. Suddenly. on Wed- nesday, November 2. 1u:4, at the Frederick City Hospilal, Prederick, Md (cCOLL. beloved daughter of pomas Bomerveile Dorsets and Interment a hence to the Porcatville Episcopai Church, where serr ices will be conducted at 3 p.m James Valitant offcitin. church cemetery. invited to attend. McMENAMIN, LILLIE E. On Wednesday, November 28, 1934, ‘at her residence, 705 14th st. JLILLIE E. (formerly Barnes). the ife of Edward Mchienumin and mother of Jonn Barm Mrs. Margaret Ragland, Mrs. Ethel d Miss Bar: Inf nt Relatives and friends s se. w for ihe repose of her soul. Rel llvu and friends are lnvlud to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. MITCHELL, ADDIE J. Departed this life Sunday. November 25. 1934, after a long iliness, st her residerice, 28 G MITCHELL lt oL deom, b0, e 'nfi'“"r‘ufl'fl"’fi-‘:" B ece o Heee beced, Ghapman, is hereoy noti- | from Shilon Baptist Caurcn. | A—11 Beaths. NEIREITER, HULDA. Suddenly, Novem= o'clock am. at the ber 20. l‘xm a Mrs. Bertha Bai hom chelet, u« lrold it 'Jersey Bhore, P Mrs. NEIREITER. wife of late Connd Nelreiter and sister of U late Mrs. Matilda Schwinghammer. Pu- neral services will be held st the home of Mrs. Batschelet Saturday. Decem= r L PAPE. EDWARD C. T. On Thuu(h;, ember 29, 1934, at his residence. Il - Highland Park Ve, ED; PAPE, beloved h Mary E Pabe and father of Framt Fave. Reichert and Mrs. Remains resting at the “Ives funeral home_ 510 Wilkon bivd, ington ave. WARD C_ T. 2. at 2 pm. from Ives' chai ment Columbia Gardens Cemstery. PLITT, GIOIGE P On_Thursday, No- vember at Providence Hos- A ulon.ot P beloved husband of MAbeX Plitt (nee Withrow) and father Liily Berry of Baltimore M William Hasselbush of Wash- at the where services will be held December 1. at 3:30 p.m. Rel: ives and friends invited. _Interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery. (Baltimore and Richmond papers please copy.) PRICE, JAMES. On Thursaay. November 29, 1934, at his residence. 413 2nd st. se. JAMES. beloved husband of Eddrie B. Price. Puneral from the James T. Ryan funeral home, 317 Pa. ave_ s.e. day, December 1. at 2 pm. Reia- and friends invited. = Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. On _Thurs- RAWLINGS, DAvln lYAV di at_Chicago, " DAVID RYAN RAWLINGS son of ihe late David and Panny C. Rawlings. Puneral services at Lee's tuneral home, Saturday. cem!| it o'clock. Priends invited. " Interment private, + BOBERTSON, BERT. _On Priday. Novem, e B. Robertson and father of Bert G Edward A and Donald V. Robertson. Notice of funeral later. ROSE. FRANCES. =On Thursday. Noyem- at her residence. 430 X:lh ll n l P'RANCES ROSE. aged 7' years. beloved wife of the late Josep A_Rose. devoted motner of Sadie Nach man, Hannan Alexander. Frank Rose anc he ‘late Harey Rose Services at he Inte eslacnee” 4501 178 e Rwt 10 terment private. SIMPSON, CECELIA. On Thursday, No- Jember 4. 1934."at her residepce. 41° th Alfr exandria. Va CRLTA SINTBON. 16Vine motkier of Ac Fracklin. _ Mary ' Baldwin. Bessie an Charles 'Simpson; ~aunt Henriett Ennis. nd of of SUTT EDMONIA. Departed this 1if on Wednesday. November 28 19:i4 R720'a . at the residence of her Mrs. Belle Jefleries, 1%39 12th s after a long ter, nw 8 N She Icss @ devoted daughter, four sisters. fiv brothers and “a faithful sob-in-law James H. Jefferies. and a_host of othe Telatives and friends. Puneral BSatur day. December 1, at 3 p.m.. from Bundy s funerai home. TOYER. ROSETTA. On Wednesday, No- er 1934, 3:15 p.m., RO S fover grandmother of ' Loui: Toyer and aunt of Charles and Rober: hort. ~ Funeral Sunday Decem! AT pm s rom P Bapuist church 27th and Dumbarton mains Testing at W m—— E vl funeral st nw.until 10 am Saturday: ‘thereafter at the West End parlor. i8th and Dumbarion ave. n.w nterment at Mount Zion Cemetery, 2 OSCAR L. On Thursday. No- at Charles Town. W OCSCAR 1 befred husband of 'Eil e Watson, father of Virginia Lee Watson and Dorolh[ychcn neral em| : services Saturday. at On Tuesday. Novem: 2 at her residence. 62 LEN. beloved wife of the John Webb. She leaves to mourn their loss two nephews and other reiatives and friends. Funeral Sunday, December at 2 pm.. from Stewart's funeral home 30 "H st. ne. Rev Grani Contee om- clating WILLARD, DR DUDLEY WILSON. on'rm - . Noy Washington Hospiti SON WILLARD. me. w ' Puneral services at the Pound \klnad)s' Church on Monday, Decembe: S.at 2 pm WILHELM. ELIZABETH. On Friday. No- vember 934, at the residence oi her fllu:hl!r I) Baltimore-Wasningto Blvd. Co(llll City. \ld ELIZAB!T Joha Jasts vfllfi‘fd hd mork elm n Elizabeth E e and Harry L \A ing at the abov funeral later. ROSA. On Thursdas. Novem- - o Gallinger ROSA WILLIAMS. bel me’a'n 10" oF Do Williams mother of Mrs the B Remains rest- dence. Notice ot Remains res:- Oty T- Rhines * fune: an sts. s.w. i of “Punerai laters e In MRemortam. BIRCH. WILLIAM H. remembrance of my husoand an father,” WILLIAM 2 The o parted this life fourteen years ago. Nc vember 30. 1920. SRS To Jour srave we wander. Flowers d with lovirig hands. We Teel that you are nent us While we sadly linger, here. HE PAMILY. BLESS, MELANDE. In s.d but loving re- membrance of our dear daughter. "ME. LANDE BI . who departed this lue ‘Jh"i"n years ago today, November iu, [ The rose that is sweetest and fairest Is the bud that is killed by the frost And the love that is dearest and rarest Is the love that we have lost E LOVING FAMILY. * CARTER, AUANI'M In memory of our sainted mother, Mrs. AMANDA CARTEE. who died nine 'years ago today. Novem- ber 30. 1925. Sleep in Jesus, blessed sleep WARDINA. RICHARD, EVA. cou:u.n' BENJAMIN. ~ Sacred to the memory of BENJAMIN COLEMAN, who entered into the larger life fifteen years ago today, November 30, 1919, Those we call the dead Are breathers of an ampler day, For ever nobler ends. THE FAMILY. * CONTEE, CATHERINE. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear mother, CATH- ERINE CONTEE. who deparied this life thirteen years ago today. November 3u, 1921 Mass at Epiphany Church. A loving mother, so good and kind, No friend on earth like ner o i find; For me she dia her very best May God grant her eternal rest. DAUGHTER. ANNIE. * nwmzx nm:l. M. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear daushter and sister, ETHEL M. TANNER. wio entered into Test seventeen years ago todas. November 30, 1917. Do we forget? No. in our hearts there lles a sacred e. Where. hid from mortal eyes, Dwelis strong and true a love That never Iorgets, or never dies. When we are alone and silent We breathe a deep regret. For_sou were ours and we remember Should all the world forget. HER FAMILY. * In sad but lov. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neitner the successor to nor connected win e origninal W. R. Speare estad w Navonal 3502 1009 H St. N, | ). WILLIAM LEE'S SONS CO FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM 4th and Mass. 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