Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1934, Page 9

@dar Hil uylam moet &aunfif Cmeterg X WASHINGTON MEMORIJAL PARK Invites you to visit the most modern burial _estate within Parking and Planning Area. Beavtiful, uniform. inexpensive bronze tablet eross University Lane, Adams 6530 for information and assistance. ) WIFE OF CHIPPEWA CHIEF,52,D' *°CRE Mrs. William Ms Taught in Ihaen weueor in Minnesota. Mrs. William Madison, 52, of 310 E street, died yesterday at Emergency Hospital. Mrs. Madison was the wife of Wil- liam Madison, full-blooded Chippewa Indian and hereditary chief of the White Earth tribe in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Madison, both members of the Reorganized Church of the Lat- ter Day Saints, were well known to members of the Indian Affairs Com- mittees of Congress, appearing before g $ANY FAMILY CAN AFFORD RYAN FUNERAL SERVICE Ryan’s funeral prices are in keeping with present-day conditions. We can furnish a com- plete funeral service at a price any family can afford. Our display rooms offer a complete exhibit so that it may be possible for a careful selection to be made and at the same time keep the cost well within the means of all. Ambulance Service Handsome new unlettered ambu- lance for local calls....c0s s James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. ATlantic 1700-1701 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. the committees several times in con- nection with Indian matters. Mrs, Madison, formerly Mina Elsie Cooke, was born in Watertown, N. Y. She was graduated at Kansas State #achers’ College in Emporia, Kans., after which she studied school super- vision at the University of Chicago. While teaching at Pipestone Indian Boarding School at Pipestone, Minn., she met Mr. Madison, then boys’ ad- viser in the school. Since their mar- riage in 1905 they have devoted them- selves almost exclusively to work among the Indians. They came to ‘Washington about a month ago to make a permanent home here. Mrs. Madison is survived by her husband; three sons, Dwight W, Quentin and Lee Madison, and three sisters. Two of her sons, Dwight and Quentin, were here when she died. Burial will be in Independence, Mo. e FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR MRS. ELSIE SMALL Wife of Editorial Staff Man for The Star Is Buried in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Elsie Webster Small, wife of Albert Small of the editorial staff of The Star, was buried yesterday after- noon in Rock Creek Cemetery after funeral services in the Hines chapel, 2901 Fourteenth street. She died Thursday afternoon at Garfield Hospital as surgeons were about to operate for an aggravated in- testinal disorder. Peritonitis was the cause of death. Mrs. Small had been ill about two weeks and her condition had become critical two days before she died. A native of Osgood, Ind., where she was born August 27, 1892, she came here in 1910 and was married to Mr. Small. They had one son, Albert W., who, with his father, survives. They made their home at the Burlington Complet: $125-165-195-265 13 MRS. BESSIE AMBLER DIES HERE, AGED 65 Resident of Fauquier County for 40 Years and Active in Church Affairs. Mrs. Bessie Lyon Ambler, wife of Edward Ambler of Fauquier County, Va., died yesterday at Emergency Hos- pital after a long illness. She was 65 years old Born in Brooklyn, N. Y., she met Mr. Ambier while visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Edward C. Marshall in Markham, Va. During her 40 years of residence there, Mrs. Ambler took an active part in county and church affairs. Besides her husband, Mrs. Ambler is survived by two daughters, Mrs. W. M. Thompson, wife of Lieut. Comdr. Thompson, U. 8. N, of Lyon Village, Va., and Mrs. Carl Gillespie, and a son, James C. Ambler, both of Mark- ham. Funeral services are to be held to- day at the Leeds Church in Mark- ham at 2 pm. Burial will be in the church cemetery, near her husband’s brother, Dr. James M. Ambler, who died in Siberia on the ill-fated De Long expedmon of the 70s. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Banquet, celebrating thirty-fifth an- niversary., Delta Sigma Phi Frater- nity, 2400 Sixteenth street, 7 p.m. Dance, Deborah Club, La Fayette Hotel, 10 pm. Dinner, Nu Omega Chi Sorority, La Fayette Hotel, 3 p.m Dinner, Delta Phi Epsilon Frater- nity, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. Dance and card party, Theta Sigma Phi Sorority. Chastleton Hotel, 8 pm. Lecture, “The Menace of Hitlerism in America,” Foulkes, Pythian Temple, 3 p.m. TOMORROW. Dinner. Pennsylvania Democratic Club of Washington. for Senator-elect Joseph F. Gufly, Mayflower Hotel, 7pm, Lecture, Miss Janet Richards, Wil- lard Hotel, 11 am. Button Output Huge. Nearly 1,300.000.000 shell buttons were made in the Philippines in the last year. Representative George | DECEMBER 9, SAFETY COMPETITION AWARDS TO BE MADE 100 Prize Winners in Board of Trade Contest to Receive Prizes on Friday. ‘The 100 prize winners in the Wash- ington Board of Trade's safety slogan and design contest will receive their awards Friday evening at a meeting in the caucus room of the old House Office Building. Paul E. Gilbert, contest committee chairman, announced that members of the District Committees of both House and Senate are to be among the guests, who also will include the District Commissioners, members of the Board of Education and represent- atives of the Police and Traffic De- partments. J. Russell Craig, author of the text book on safety, now used in the junior and senior high schools here, is ex- pected to address the meeting. Robert V. Fleming, president of the Board of Trade, will present the first prize to Harry Francis Cunningham, local architect. ASTRONOMER TO SPEAK Dr. Walter S. Adams Will Give Fourth Arthur Lecture. The fourth Arthur lecture of the Smithsonian Institution will be given at the National Museum auditorium Tuesday evening, December 18, by Dr. Walter S. Adams, director of the | Mount Wilson Observatory of the | Carnegie Institution of Washington, on “The Sun as a Typical Star.” These annual lectures are provided | for by a bequest of the late James | Arthur of New York, a relative of President Arthut, one provision of which is that such a discourse will be delivered annually. Marriage Licen=es. | Russell Gray, 24, | 5otk of Warrenton: Booker Willlam L. Shaw, 2. Hyattsvill Margaret Lydia Hackman, 15 Rev. J. C. Ball Stanley J." Howard, ave. ne, and Vada 4021 lhww st. ne; Rey, nie Martin, 24 Rev. Henry J. Md. and i A VA 21, 12! und Guelda_Davis ixth st. Rev. F. T d st Coll an 5 h}u'n of Balmore. Md or. 22 and Clara E 18" both of Alexa L 1. McDougle Wi Sl i 1934—PART ONE. HOLY NAME SOCIETY SETS 100 PCT. GOAL Plans to Enlist Each Man in Every Parish—A. F. Farquhar Is Elected President. A move to make every Catholic man in every parish in the city a member of the Holy Name Society has been started. The society, meeting in Holy Trinity Church, elected officers as fol- lows: Arthur F. Farquhar, pres.dent; Joseph I. Cavanaugh, vice président; Thomas Jenkins, treasurer; Charles White, secretary, and J. William Ball, marshal. The council and delegates to the Washington section of the Holy Name Society will be announced today. A series of sketches and minstrel skits for the benefit of the church will be held by the Holy Trinity Society the nights of December 17, 18 and 19, with a matinee for the children of the parish on December 16, = Qurds of Thanks BATEMAN, ROBERT A. We wish to ex- tend our appreciation to the Rev. Glenn FPawcett, Undertakers Murray & Son. friends and relatives for their kindness in our sad bereavement of our dear hus SO e MR"‘} EI‘I’;‘HERT A. BATEMAN AND CHIL- DR » STEWART. SAMU tend our sine tion to our We wish to ex- and apprecia- friends. neighbor for th ibutes a L D nank many FETEWART. Bmflw ANDERSON. FREDERICK. D-cember S DE! son of Edwa Funeral from H st. ne. Not BENDER, RAYMOND Departed suddenly on Sunday. December RAYMOND BENDER of ) beloved son of | Braths. WFORD. DANIEL. on Saturday De- iy NTEL “ERAWFORD, beloved husbund of Leors M. Crawford and nephew of William and Alexander Crawford s W. Chambers funeral home. pin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. CROSS. WILLIE, On Eridar. December 7 . WILLIE CROSS, the devoted son Cicero and Viola' Cross. He also eaves one brother and many other rela- tives and friends. Remains resting at W. Er Jarvis {uneral church, On Friday. at her residence. X3 n@> KATHERINE C. DANT wife of the late J. Blake December 10, sidence: thence Church. where De- Sankiin st. (nee Roache) Dant. Funeral Monday at # am. from her late 1 to St. Frances de Sales mass will be said at ¢ repose of her soul. Rel are invited. Interment Mount Ol Cemetery. DOUGLAS. CATHERINE. On_ Friday De- ber 7. 1044, CATHERINE DOUGLAS, - the devoied wife of Henry Douklas and Sister of John Lucas. ~Funeral Sunda Saturday: th ai her late residence 3214 R rd. n.w. Interment Payne's Cemelery EARLY, JAMES N. On Saturda ber K. ‘144, at his residence. ence st. ne. JAMES N.. beloved of Cora L. Early. Remains rest the James T. Ryan funeral home Pa_ave. se. until 4 pu Puneral and interment i e ‘Hopg, Va ENNERT. WELETR B day. Decembe Naval _Hosp EMMERT. be and the ‘late Alice ville. Md. brother on, Fri- ENGLISH, HERMAN. On Fridav. Decem- i9:44. at hi e, 1141 the W. W 1460 Chap: r 10, at and friends invited. Rela:< P Interment Hill Cemetery, 9 Ia AN ENGLISH TG A NUBSON Master, W. C. PARRY. Secretary, FAIRALL. JOMX WILTON, JR ” 1% JOHN WL Ce FREDERICK. LUCILLY cembe, i On_Friday. De- LLE FREDERIC " ¥ | GANT. AGNES AGNES GANT 3 nd E Braths. SMOTHERS. JOHN. Entered into eternal Test. suddenly. on Tuesday, December 4, 1933, at Emergency Hospital SMOTHERS. beloved husband of Mrs. Estelle Smothers. father of Frances Ty- ler, pGladys. RndeuuLwlSmmhrn son agzie Cox. He also r, hie departure” four s 5. Misg ‘Moria any other rela Remains resting at the funeral chapel until Sunday. her December 10 Vincer 4 ol and M st t Cemetery 10 an Ehuren” ap, terment Mount Oliv OR. MLLY 5. On Saturday x i erice. K13 A ot d wie of Joseph W' funeral home Th st 5. Mon December MARGARET PROCTOR. Baberstion of : mother ot Huroid 'y % WARD MATRICE ber R, 1934 Sad ASHINGTON, December 4 in BRemoriam, BRADFORD. MARTHA W. s CRAWFORD, EMMA The New Ross Store (1317 F St) Now Gives You Two Convenient Stores to Buy Everlasting Jewelry )0 Fourth st sw " Baltimore. Md AKE YOUR OWN TERMS ROSS .44 CHRISTMAS All you need to get credit at Ross’ Jewelry Co. is good character and a steady job or income. Your account is opened at once. No foolish red tape and waiting. Take all your purchases with you. No deposits necessary. We believe in our customers. You don't pay one exira cent for this convenient credit service. price to all. One Open your account by phone—we'll have it ready for you as soon as you come in—phone NAtional 0980. No embarrassment or bother with collectors at Ross’. This is DIGNI- FIED credit! “Listen to Larry"—WJSV—5:45 P. M. Daily NAtional 0980 5 A phone call will { make all arrange- ments that ~ when “you & | come in your ac- will count he: IS ready for use at either Ross store. MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE. NOrth 00/8 MUNIIMENTS W. WARREN TALTAVULL F 36 uneral Home 19 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road COL. 0464 Eiuncs } ADams 10341 ‘ See What You Buy and Know What You Get ‘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. Al $95 for one price, only 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. Chambers’ price for $2 65 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. - aas 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 C. S. ZURHORST. JR.. M. T. ZIRKLE We Charge You Only What You Can Aflord There is & peace of min and relief in knowing that w! o the time comes for sou to call e Ambulance. hute Livery and wehorg -FUNERAL- -DIRECTORS- EST. 1857 301 E. Capitol St. Lincoln 0: af e \\‘\\\\““\\\“‘\‘\‘\\\\\\‘(\\\‘\\\\(\(\\‘\ TTTIITTCIRTCIRRCRXTS] Columbia Gardens Cemetery Established 1917 ‘Before buying your family lot drive out and convince yourself that Columbia Gardens is rap- idly becoming Washington's leading cemetery. It is admirably situated, ground high and well drained with porous gravelly soil, which makes it ideal for the sacred purpose of burial. All lots are sold with the pro- vision that they will be perpetu- ally cared for. No yearly assess ments and no unkept graves to mar the beauty of the cemetery. A Shrine of Perpetual Beauty Located less than four miles from the White House on the new Lee Boulevard. Drive through _Fort out Pershing Drive Ave. lert to Lee Boulflnrd or drive to Clarendon, turn left at Memorial Monu- nt out Clarendon Ave. to Boulevard. . \\‘(“‘S\“\\\\\\\ SASSS OSSR RS R RR RS RN SSRAS SN == i‘f % 25 YEARS A DEAL funeral at $75 provides all lhe dignity, solemnity and friendly service that is supplied at m that costs $500, or even more. It includes: A plain neat crape-covered casket, engraved nameplate, pine outside case, six handles, lined with good quality lining. Em- balming by competent men, washing. dressing and shaving if necessary; advertising the death notice, hearse and two Cadillac limousines, rugs, chairs, scarf for candles. candelabra. coM- PLIJTI ,75. | ot Wife of the Iate Joech Con services at the above_ad December 9. & en Hill t FOR LOST A\I‘\Hlfl apply ue Iulllul* NO: Lost and Found advertisements Jor the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 am. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. reu x'd cail 6. Na- ie. black G and t. n.w. Phone and _case same _t RED " IRISH - L Eales st SILVER STAR PIN. sentimen Wl Addres Bo ‘475-R. Star office SPECTACLES. tortoise-shell, on G st. n Reward. Relurn o 40726 Park ol nw g SPECTACLES. tortoise shell. bifocal_Thirs- day evening in Constitution Hall Reward Return to Mr. Ashton, Munsey Tr WATCH. lady's. with biue sets SomewRere between 15th and Co Vetersb Bureau on Friday Reward. Call Adams 8264 WRIST TCH (adye). —white “eold, Wednesday. between 14th and You 'and Woodley rd. Reward. Call Cottimbia 01308 LOST—Nov. 15, 1934_in taxi or Union Station from Everett Hotel_small brown bag. papers and loc B E 0 d Swiss: bracelet rd. and morning $150 Funeral Value for Only $75 DEAL Service is Much Superior Every occasion of sorrow deserves a certain atmoss phere of refinement. Deal always supplies it irre- spective of price. This policy, adopted 25 years ago in Washington, is greatly responsible. for | DEAL city-wide patron- age today. COMPLETE FUNERALS FROM §75 to $500 AND UP PHONE LINCOLN 8200-8201 Sponsors of “Spires of Beautiful Melodies” WRC—Every Sunday st 2:15 P. M. ist Co.10° | | HAHN v HARRY W H H HOFFMAN. GFORGE combe . SON IDA ELIZABETH December = 3 arf Hospital, CORA - T\RF}‘ M loved wife of é( An\hs'n Va., ives and’ Cedar H . GEORGE o i Ma . GEORGE of Mary A Ziesler ineral h b nsha i Nor EMORY. P nee Mamie e.. Sunday, De- | At wn VIRGINIA T QUICK IMP Col. T. C. Quick. otic her residence Falls Church widow 3 of funeral REYNOLDS, denly on’ Priaay his residence WILLIAM GEORGE WILLIA December 7 v Relatives and iri ¢ IOBI\QO\ EMMA. On Saturday. Decel & 1933 EMMA ROBINSON ag beloved ' mother of Mrs. Edy Miss Mollie | Robinson. B Lenet - = 5 ber 9, 'at 12 noon. Please omii flowes RYAN. EDMUND W. H mund W. Ryan. Mrs. J. 1. Drury S Mrs' J. 'B. Burgess. York City RS. HELEN Ww. oOn at her residenc: HECEN'W.. beloved wife of Witkis 5. "Sanders ang. mother ‘of Mre Blanche M. Zottoh. Edith C. Sanders and Mrs. Ruth Orlosk the above residence nday. 10, at 10 am.: thence o St Sales. 20th st. ang Rhode Island ave n.e. where requiem meass will be offered at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends in- ited. Tnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery LLA. On Thursday. 4t Gallinger Hospit VIS_beloved daur 5 Sarvis and siste December Francis de of leaves other rela- tives and many friends. Remains rest- ins _at the John Rhi funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. CHENCK. | WILLIAM SYLVESTER. = on mbe: Gallin- 105 pital. ~WILLIAM - SYLVESTER SCHENCK, husband of Bertha Schenck father of Sylvia Schenck. He also leaves two brothers and one sister and_several nieces to mourn their loss. Remains resting at Stewart's funeral home. 30 H st. ne Funeral Tuesday. December 1L st 1 pam. from the above named, fu- neral home. SMITH, LUCY. On_Priday Dmmbn = 1934, LUCY. the devoted wife of James { John Johnson relatives and . Remains resting at the W. Er- nest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st p'w. Funeral Monday. December 10, at p.m. from the above funeral church. lmmmm Payne's Cemetery, BOWLING | PEACOCK. BAILEY < of onis b Funeral from | V. L. SPEARE 0. he one we THOMAS 5 um, vt AND mmr ER-IN-LAW. FOWLER, CHARLES. D MOTH: MARIE FOWLER In sad but lov va GEORGE RANDOLPH. ® ANNIE € mbrance of m HER m-i MANOLY. McCORMICK, CHARLES 1 cmer< MECORSTOR a e years ago today. t not forgof n BA ved you de ut God loved yoi best THE FAMILY. mos < now are sile not hear you call isions we see you always ¥ hear you sa: son and daughter be our day Dear father. how we miss you Miss you as no one knows Bui_vour face and voice we'li memory Wherever we o The ones that loved him best HIS DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTER JR. AND MES. cherish THERE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Frank Geier's Sons Co. as-mns N¥ NAtional 2473 Joseph F Blrch s Sons (A, COCK_ Mer.) Phone WE (005 ErORNE 1 5034 M S, N.W. ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding_the original W. R. SPEARE rormm 1204 H St NW. Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. Ave. WILLIAM H. SCOTT __409 Sth St. SE. Lincoln 0520 JOHN R ‘WRIGHT CO. Neither t| uccessor to nor connected with the orlginal” W. nmre establishment Nattonai 2se2 1009 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. CREMATORIUM 4th and Mass Ave. N.E Lincoln 5200 FUNERAL DEGIG GUDE BROS. CO. nm: Pieces ~J. H. SMALL & SONS Fl. Tflblll!l $2.50 Ih"ll;l:sl‘V!?;’rh GEO. C C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MODERATE. FRICES. FHONE NAT, 0106 oi"sunasys_ 14th 8 Eye and Sundays GEO A COMLEY;‘JE'?.,-,,,S“ Art 1 Desiy by E: Night ‘Fhonest Slar. 15023%7 o0 "S01-3-1