Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1934, Page 11

For a Regular $500 Funeral Such an offer dinary. e i ulnn tho um‘ ,Hur WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to 5200 and wp DEAL Funeral Home Ph. LI. 8200-8201 {EISEMAN’S / Seventh and F Streets SALE $25 WINTER N 1*18 NOTHING DOWN JUST PAY $6.00 IN JANUARY $6.00 IN FEBRUARY $6.00 IN MARCH The style and smartness of the new EISEMAN clothes are not simply a matter of design and cut. There are elegance and practicability and beauty in the fabrics—in their color—pattern and weave. At this price they're unapproachable values. All sizes. [@) X > - (9] m e 0 0 [e] (! z o) R SN R \ $25-$30 Suits & O’coats NN A\ -‘ e Th fisz 3}"‘7;‘ “v\% g e m ¢ of the Th v ISUITS NN HEART STROKE FATAL TO MONTGOMERY MAN Thomas 0. White, 72, Was One of Leading Citizens of Barnes- ville Bection. Special Dispatch to The Star. BARNESVILLE, Md., December 18.—Thomas O. White, 72, one of the best-known citizens of this section of the county, died suddénly of & heart attack Saturday in Bradenton, Fia., where he had gone to spend the Win- ter. He is survived by two daughters, Miss Laura White of this place and Mrs. Wililam F. Lankford of Laurel, Md. The funeral was to be held early this afternoon from the chapel in Monocacy Cemtery, Beallsville. Mr. White was a lifelong resident of Montgomery County. He was & membuer of Pentalpha Lodge of Ma- sons of Gaithersburg and Montgomery Knight Templar Commandery and was also & Shriner. Masonic rites were to be held at the grave, Hanson G. Cashell, worshipful master of Pental- pha Lodge, being master of cere- monies. DIES AT CHARLES TOWN Mrs. Alice Jones Leaves Husband, 3 Sons and 2 Daughters. Special Dispatch to The Star. CHARLES TOWN, W. Va,, Decem- ber 18.—Mrs. Alice Jones, wife of A. Frank Jones of near Engles, died yes- terday at her home. She was 52 years old. Surviving, in addition to her hus- band, are three sons and two daugh- ters: Franklin of Engles, David of Boli- var, W. Va.; Ralph, at home; Mrs. and Miss Elizabeth, at home. One brother, Henry M. Lemon of Duffields, W. Va, also survives. Funeral serv- ices will be held tomorrow. Complete Punerals $125-165-196-265 / p. 7 | § C. 5. ZURHORST. JR.. M. T. ZIRKLE We Charge You Only What You Can Afford Prom Christmas to Christmas, serve Washingtonians at t time of ‘greatest bereavement. In all this time our eco- nomical, yet dignified. mortuary services have earned us many. many friends. Ambulance. im'hnr FUNERAL - -DIRECTORS- EST. 1857 chuto, Livery and &t M Mary Trussell of Halltown, W. Va,| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1934 DR. ADAMS TO TELL OF SUN RESEARCH Mount Wilson Observatory Di- rector Will Give Annual Arthur Lecture Tonight. Latest results of Mount Wilson Ob- servatory researches on the compo- sition of the sun through study of the behavior of its atoms will be de- scribed by Dr. Walter 8, Adams, di- rector of the observatory, in the fourth annual Arthur lecture of the Smithsonian Institution at the Na- tional Museum this evening. During the past year several new lines of investigation have been un- dertaken under Dr. Adams’ direction which promise to give a new insight on the composition of the “star” upon which the life of the earth depends. Among other things, the astronomers are trying to determine whether there is a cycle of ultraviolet light emission which corresponds to the eleventh-year sunspot cycle. If such a cycle can be shown to exist some obscure earthly phenomena might be cleared up. A new method of studying the spec- tra of the sun also has been devised by which it may be possible to get much better quantitative estimates of the proportions of the various ele- ments in its composition. Investigation of the sun, Dr. Adams says, resolves itself largely into a series of problems in atomic physics. S Deaths Reported. Rachael E. w-m ns :uu Cedar st. Harford. wton Lynch. 63, 7, Speakman. 56. 1008 Tndependence Eisie A a. Joseoh Hch(enu 4%, Providerice Hopoltal. Fannie Elausky. 41, B Hospl Windhem !ecknu 2650 Wi Juants F. Borah. 42, 1415 Whittier Gladys Wesley. 3. Children's Hospital, Infant Lyles Columbia Hospital. G, Eaward Nelson. 40. Gallinger Hosplial Jufles W. Brown. 43. arrival Freedmen's 08D tine, n 649 2nd st. Cou_l:! \é-‘ls:)u‘ln s, Children’s nonnn Gnllmlzr “Hospital. S — (@darHill Infant Day. Euluulul 1900 SARDO & CO. SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR CHARLES F. KELLY Treasury Department Employe Who Ended Own Life Will Be Buried in Arlington. will 2628 Myrtle avenue northeast, tomor- row at 1 pm. Burial will be in Ar- lington National Cemetery. Mr. Kelly, who was in his 44th year, 'n born in Fenton, Mich. He came to Washington 30 years ago and for the put 28 years had been employed in t. Dur- ln‘ Surviving are four sisters, Mrs. Wil- liam E. Gasson, Mrs. Gaston Casaer, Mrs. Florence Miller and Mrs. Joseph W. Strohman, and three brothers, Fred C., Harold L. and Lioyd E. Kelly. —_— JOHN LE ROY MILLAN OF FAIRFAX EXPIRES Special Dispatch to The Star. FAIRFAX, Va., December 18.— John Le Roy Millan, 73, died at his residence near here yesterday. He had been in failing health for the past two years. Recently he suffered a stroke from which he never rallied. Mr. Millan was & member of a family that has resided in Fairfax County since Colonial days. He was a farmer and business man, well known for many years. He is sur- vived by his widow, Mrs. Emmaretta K. Millan; three sons, John A. Millan of Fairfax, Ben C. Millan and W. W. Millan, 2d, of Washington; a daugh- ter, Mrs. Edwin Garrett of Washing- ton; two sisters, the Misses Eddie and Lillan Millan of Fairfax, and a brother, W. W. Millan of Washington, D. C. Funeral services will be conducted at his residence tomorrow at 2 pm. Interment will be at Fairfax Ceme- tery. —_— NEW YORK BROKER DIES James Blanchard Clews Had Been 111 Several Years. NEW YORK, December 18 (#).— James Blanchard Clews, 70, senior partner in the brokerage house of Henry Clews & Co., died yesterday. He had been ill for several years. He succeeded to the senior partner- ship in the brokerage house on the death of his uncle, Henry Clews, in 1918. Soon after graduation from Cham- berlain College, near Buffalo, Clews was elected *president of the Toledo, Ann Arbor & Michigan Railroad and Funeral Home || 3619 14th St. N.W. iness ahead.. oughtful hushand who gives hera MODERN GAS RANGE Any one of the complete selection of modern gas ranges now on sale at greatly reduced prices would make more difference in Mother’s daily life than even she cotld possibly imagine. Por if she is not familiar with the many striking and drastic ippprovements that have been made in gas ranges in the past three yeals, she cannot begin to realize how easy cooking can be. What greater gift can you give than one that will make her life easier, happier, more pleasant three times each day—every time she cooks a meal—ten hundred and ninety five times each year? Visit our showrooms today, and let us show you how such conveni- ences as oven heat control, coolkitchen insulation, adjustable broiler, automatic lighting, convenient utensil drawers, and other improvements will make this gift one she will cherish and be thankful for every day for years to come. A THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Increasing cloudiness, followed by snow or rain beginning late tonight or tomorrow; not quite so cold tonight; minimum not quite so cold tonight. West Virginia—Cloudy, followed by snow or rain beginning late tonight or tomorrow; not quite so cold tonight. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Inches. 30.12 30.16 30.23 Yesterday— 30.26 30.36 3037 Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 44, noon yesterday, Year , 59. Lowest, 27, 6:15 am. today. Yéar ago, 36. Record Temperatures This Year, Highest, 101, on June 29, Lowest, —62, on February 9. "Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 77 per cent, at 6 am. to- y. Lowest, 48 per cent, at noon today. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Tomorrow. ..12:30 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today .... 7:21am. Sun, tomorrow. 7:22am. 4:48p.m. Moon, today....2:50pm. 5:23am. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, 1936 Avrage. Recotd January 355 7.0 '82 February 327 6. Bl ‘84 March . 375 884 "9l 9.13 327 370 10.69 413 10.94 471 1063 401 1441 324 1745 284 857 8.69 237 332 17.56 Sets. 4:47pm. . 3.22 . 418 221 . 384 . 287 . 288 . 5.21 17.45 89 | 00 | September October ..... 0.75 November .. 3.58 December ... 1.32 e Births Reported. | Charles and Margaret Patterson, boy. Willie and Margaret Jones. Lawrence and Mary Garner. Claude and Jennie Patton. boy. Rose Argerakis, bo’y Joseph and Helen Moore. boy | John and Louglia Chappeiear. boy Cenneth and Jennic Wellace Somas aid Catherine Townsend, toy Giibert and vernell Elliton, boy. Robert and Helen Rison. girl Joseph and Marcella .Yordun sirl. Georse and Mary Miller, bo Howard and Ruth Dye. girl. Hugh and Anes Brown. eirl. William and Frances Higden, girl cls S and ANx{ Danjel: ert and Anita Daniels Siarchall "and"Mabet Samith r the Bnflu. "’ S 1‘;‘3:' ‘m -u- o “4nderson, Notice of u.nll. BALCH, IACI 16, BAl on lnnd-y December 1934, rd, i, \LCH, GRACE 'y, Ann: . afternoon, Dnom ber 19, uu.. ml' Deee bt A. beloved hn IY-‘;'AM.I e Vi usl of a F. Barnes and father of amie A and Loretta V. Barnes . Pur Deral trom the above residence on Thurs. dly December 20. at 7:30 a.m.: thenc Dominic’s' Church, 6th and E st :lw“ ::Jtnxnlqulen ‘m‘llllh'mflbi one:‘:d nterment in the New Cathe- + dral Cemetery. Baltimore. 8 o° BAYNE. ELLEN M. On !und.y becember 16, 1934, at her residence. 1629 Massa- chusetts ave. n.w.. Mrs, BAYNE. widow of Col. Thomas M. Bayne’ Puneral (private) on Tuesday, December 18, 10 a.m.. from her late rendencm 18" BINGLEY, CHARLES 8. On Tuesda: e cember 18, 1934 at his_residence. 12th st. ne., beloved h band o the ‘late Annie H. “Blngley: 'No- tice of funeral late BOYES. JANE ILuN On Monday, De- Sember 17, iglP3s; st ner flll}l!fi esie 'a. ave. s.e.. JANE ELLEN BOYES. lh' beloved mother of Mrs. John A. Webster. Remains_resting at the W. . Chambers Southeast funerai ioL7, A1th st. se., until Tuesday. ember ‘18, at 5 p.m.” Interment Fali BROOKS, ROSALIE. on Sunday. Decembe: r!nldtnce 3rd Departed this me T w Jloag, at her st. nosu.n: be | llflo glrourkn thelr 055 rol coks: _one Gvoanter Daloges A retta " Brosis: s son. Harold Brooks: a mother, Ella Franklin: a sister. Prances Brooks: & srandmother and srandfather. Matilda ®nd Edward Burgess: (wo aunts, Lwo uncles and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Eugene Pord's funerai home, 1300 South Capitol st m. Wednesday, Decembe: e late residence. . Pune Thursday. December 20. at 1:30 p.m. at Sacond Baptist Church. 2nd and N sts n.w. Interment Payne's Cemetery. 19 BIOW‘V !u.ll)'l"l' O'I'IB m Sunday. December 1934. ELLIOTT OTIS BRGWA. husband of Theris H. Beonn of S, Paul. Minn,, formerly of Syracuse. : brother of Attorney Henry A. Browis of Waskintion B, C: Walier B Brown of St. Paul. Minn_: Radolph and Etta Brown and Berta Jenifer of New York. and Emma_J. Brown of Boston. Mass.; uncle of Chauncey Brown. Fu- meral December 19, at 4:30 p.m., from Prazier’s funeral home. 389 Rhode !.uand ave. n.w. BURNSIDE. WILLIAM A On T 7 1 at Walter Reed Gen- el Roshital, "WILLIAN A BURMSIOE. colonel of infantry. U. 8. Afmy iretired). Body resting at thé Tabler fuheral home. 4217 Oth st. n.w.. until Wednesday, De- cember 19. when services will be held in the Chapel at Fort Myer. Va. st o'clock p.m.. followed by interment with full military honors in Arlington Na- tional Cemetery . Relatives and friends invited to attend. - CLARKE. LOUIS R. On Tuesday, Decem- . LOUIS R. CLARKE. ' Ada Clarke of 1604 until 4:30 9: then to services | | tice Gt ‘funeral iater. | CONNOR, WESLEY C. | suddeniy” on °Saturday. December 13, WESLEY C i Allen _Connor. He is also sur- vived by other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at the John T. Rhines & Co. funeral home, 221 North Patrick st Alexandria, Va. Puneral Wednesday. cember 19, at 1 p.m. from Mount Jezreel Baptist Church. Alexandria. Va. In- terment Harmony Cemetery. Washing- CUSHING, ERNEST W. Suddenly. on Bat- urday. December 15. 1934 . Rixey, ERNEST beloved husband of ‘Emily Marshall Cushing. Puneral services at his late residence. 653 Glebe road. at 10 am. Wednesday. December 19. Interment at Arlington National Cemetery at 11 a.m. OCH. MARY FRANCES. On Mon- m| 7, 1934 af . Weyanoke. Va.. MARY FRANCES. beloved wife of the iate Daniel C. Dar- Toch and mother of Daniel A.. John C. and George M. Darroch. Remains rest- ing at the W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chspin st. n.w. neral from 'the above funeral home on Wed- nesday, December 19, at X:45 am thence to Catholic Church. West Palis Church. Va.. where i1l b at 0:30 am vited. Interm DAVIS. LAWRENCE Q. Drnamd this lite on Sunday, December 16. 19 AW- RENCE Q" the beloved son of Wiitiam and Regina Davis. He leaves to mourn o and friends. Funeral services will be held at Boyd's tuneral parior. 19th snd L sts. n.w.. Wednescay, December 10, at 130 p.m. FAHNESTOCK, A. BRUCE. On Monday. December 17, 1034, at Nassau Hospital Huntington, 'Long ' Island, A. BRUCE FAHNEST Funeral services at St. Mary’'s Church. Manhass: Long Island. Wednesday. December 19, at 11 a.m. Interment private FWK WILLIAM B. On Sun'hu Detem- er' 16, 1034, at his residence. WILLIA o ke Btoved e *Fivk. “Remains resting W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, Chapin st. n.w. Puneral from above-named place on Wednesday. De- at_ 9:30 am. are ‘invited. Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives Interment A. _On Mon- THERESA day. nber 1 ANNA CALLAGH:R (nee Hausler). be- a. ] Requiem miass At the Shrine ‘of the Sacred Heart at % am gllam‘n and fr wnd< invited. lnlermAm HEN Baseited thae i euddenly. SATUrEay. December 15, 1044 CHARLES HENSON. ~He leaves to mourn their loss four sisters. Ruby Henson. Es- Annie Nebbins. Belle Jenifer of and n Testing_at Eug ~e Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Cap 1 st where funeral will be heid Wednes: day. December 19. at 1 p.m. Interment Roxemont Gemeters: other "relatives 12 CHILDREN ARRESTED GRANADA, Spain, December 18 (#)—Recovering a quantity of jew- elry recently stolen in a series of burglaries, police have reported they had discovered a band of child rob- bers ranging in age from 10 to 13 years. Twelve children were arrested for a series of recent burglaries and are being held for the Juvenile Courts. Reductions WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY 411 Tenth Street, N. W. GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT COMPANY 1339 Wisconsin Avenue f‘h Ay -v'v\yr,; » ol Dlstrict 8500 WEst 0615 LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m, day of issue. For the Sunday-Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BAG—Brown leather. on Burleith bus. last Friday evening. containing man’s clothing and totlet -m’cm, Phone Wycoff. West 0344. Reward. BRIEF CASE. black initials “A. J. D." on evening of Dec. Will person who found D Ninnily, mall Yot pabec to . House Office Building’ OAP! lmlll caracul, between 10th 1th Reward. Phone North COAT AND VEST. fountain pen. pencll lnd Llue‘ lost near 16th and R s beral reward. " 1411 30th st. v Prione wire-haired _terrier. biack “Chico”: tag 892. OP! OOK. brown. con- taining & large sum of money. hlndkll’cmefs leeul se_return OLD f I 900, extension 281 §*Kational 6034, extension 816, HANDBAG. black leather, around 13:30 on Sunday. between 7th and E. sts. s.W.. and 411 °d st. se. Reward oflereds Ein: PACKAGE containing several silver dol- lars; in ‘downtown restaurant, Monday mlh . 711 R. P. C. _Di ext. "H sk "nh bluk . PEKINGESE—Brown, answers to name Budd. Reward, $10. 2 pm., L B258. PURSE—Green <lofh changs sufse. con- {aining keys. tree car and other ar- ticles. Reward. M: D.utllr 8201 in Diamond cab or bel i1 poususity ‘Hospital: md 8] ot it Capitol. Hig gh umry male. answe: Allison st. n.w. Oolllmhh 370, Beaths. IIFIUIK CATHERINE. On Monday. 17. 1934, at her_residence. THERINE. ed l! tw Md. ® urn Elizabeth Jackson and til Wednes- “at her lats later. 3 ln ".. Tesidence. §nu u‘? Tu'n'.nf HWARDEN, BELLE J. T T Iaka Do renide st. n.w. DEN, beloved miof her of Mrs. Erae Just 'and devoted grandmother of ul o saret mgumu and Maribel Just, ncis, Leslle Johnson. ' Re: ainsat Frasiers funeral heme until 10 am. Wedne: at Ber late residence. 413 T s gn Wednesday, December 19, at 3.3 p.m. nds ' are aviced, Interment RiDier. TOS" Pioasr"omti flowers. HOWARD, WILLIAM. On Sunday. De- 16, 1934, WILLIAM and stus Howard. herai later Remains restin rnest Jarvis funeral ch\uch ‘ou 6t. n.w. JOHNSON, MATTHEW. On De- cember 18, 19:14. MATTHEW JOHNSON 5 New Jersey ave. n.w., husband of Emma Johnson. Reumnlm n"h-- zier's funeral home. i d ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. 19 CATHERINE. December the W. 1432 ‘Tuesday, JORDAN. GEORGIANNA Den.l"'% this life Tuesds o Al 8. Wormls Lula"P." Taatah, 1rvin " and Ru':n?:’d Jorden, ter of Genr L. and lhe ate Emma Gud! ritt. P.‘ Aso leaves six :unacmmun. fur eces. one host of other Lemlvu o Frienas nbulte o funnal p.m. Relative nds invited: Iaterment Atiinaton “National Oem:IESy. LEIZEAR, MARY E. On Tuesday. Decem- ber 15 1034 at her residence. 1 Second Park, MARY E. foved mre ot the late ‘rhom s R. Leizear, Body resting at Warner E. Pumphrey's {uneral home. 8424 Georgia ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. mfl:rrul.. SEORGE DEWEY. On Mon. 1934° GE DE! Wll the helmefl son of Mr. ln??‘?“ fMer of Ki r;e County, .nd brother of Loeffler. Loeffer. uuwu.h r.. “and " Rrmarey resting st th mbers Co. Southeast funeral home, ., until 10 u\cn mu ofl esday. Decem 934 at her resm AR e flence 014 4lh ll . Lynch. the abore residénce on cem\:e"r"‘.’féh“ b 39, .m:; thence o 8t r re re be ‘offered at § am. ‘Relatives mnd ind Iriends invited. Interme: Sl in nt Mount onvu IILLAN JOIN IIIOYMOn Monday, De- v. 34, 5% his residence. Dear Puneral from Thursday, De- Interment MORGAN, Josern w.u.n Sun. un day. December 16, 1934. at me Sibley Memorial Hospital. JOSEPH WALTER. beloved ‘son of Thomas K. and the. ais Blanche R. Morgan. Puneral will be Teld from the residence of his sister. Mrs. Raymond A. Watson. 921 10th st. ne. on Wednesda: Deumber 19. at L Peter's Church, be said at 9 am. for soul. Relatives and his ‘nterment in Ariingion National Cemetery, = M lng’;‘) PAULUS. MAMIE B Entered eternal 1 on Monda ber 934, B. (AMiE el daughter of the late Jonn ‘aid ‘Louiee Paulus. ral will be held from her te residence. 1334 South Carolina ave. on Wednesday. December 19. at : thence io the Chapel of the Kativity, Mass. ave. and A st. s.e., where services ‘will B held 8t 2 B.m " Joters ment in Prospect Hill Cemetery. PERRY, BENJAMIX B. On Monday. De- 1934, HlNJAMlNB PERRY, the late Ida A. Perry and father of Irene S. Hai .. Funeral services at Salem Baptist Churcn, Salem. Va. on Thurs- day. December 20, ai % p.m. interment Saiém. Va. 19 RABBITT, GEORGE W. On Monday, De- cember 17. 1934, ac his residence. 11 Hamilton st n.w’. GEORGE W.. beloved husband of Katherine L. Rabbitt (nee and the late . Punenl from his late residence on Thursday, Dee 20, at 8:30 ave. n.w. at § a.m. Relaiives and frjends invited ‘to attend. Interment Mount et Cemetery. 19 i RICHARDSON, WALTER. Departed this Iife on Mond: December 17, 1034, at his residence, 331 Montgomery st.. Alex- andria. Vi LTER RICHARDSON, devoted h and o1 Buste. Bioherdon: He is survived by other relatives and Iriends. Remains resting at_the John T. Rhine funeral home. N. Patrick §l e Alexandria. Va. " Notice of funeral RIDLEY, GEORGE L. D!nlrlcd this life December 1 RIDLEY, beloved son of Robert and Lucy Ridley and devoted hus- band of Hazeiine Ridley. He is also survived by four sisters, five brothers and many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at his late residence, sper rd. s.e. after 5 p.m, Punefal - Thursday, "Decembor < 1 pm. from the Bethichem Bap- fist ' Church. ‘Nichols ave. and Howard d. se. Rev. C. Banks officiating Interment at Lincoln™ Memorial Cem: etery 1 ROBERTS, JAMES G. On Monday. De. 933, 3t Garfeld Memorial Jahes’ & ROBERTS “He 1o survived by four sons and one daughter, Remains resting at e lte funeral home, 4th st. and Mass n.e. Where serv- ices ‘will' be_held on Wednesdas Decem- ber 19. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends &< inviied.” Interment Glenwood Cem- etery. ROBERTS. JAMES G. Members of Cen- turs-Decatur Lodge, No. 30, Knights of Py YNuiileBd mh l(lfJnAdMg fu- services of Brother OBERTS, at Lee's Tuneral patiors 405 sioand Miss ave. nw., o ednesday. De- cember 19, PAUL SNYD!RA .0 * RUGGLES. GERTRUDE §. On Monday ._at’ her residen * GERTRUDE 8. csdas T5in s foved wite ur w neral from the W. W. Chambers Co. fitieral home. 1400 Chapin &1 n.w. on Wednesday. December 19. ai Reiatives and friends are invited. terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. SMITH, AGNES DEYSON. Departed this life Saturday. December 15. 1934. at her residence. 237 31d st sw. AGNES (TTH. Remains Tesiing at Goorge Gardiner-a Som Pand ome, 312 4thst. s.w. Notice of funeral later. SMITH, IDA BLANCHE. Departed this life on Saturday. December 15, IMM at_her fesidence. 1200 Walter st IDA BLANCHE (nee Gray): beloved wife of Joseph A" Smith. mother of Belle Jeflerson, Irene Lyles and John Smith. She also leaves four grandchildren, vnt sister and two bmlhrrx and other rela- tives and friends. ains resting at Earie Better's funeral home until Tues- day, Decmber 18. 12 o'clock. Funeral Wednesday morning. December 19. at 0 o'clock. from 8t. Cyprian’s Church, where s will be said for the repose of her soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. STEWART, LILLIE_SEWALL. On Mon- day, December 17. 194 at her resi- done 1712 Q st. tw. LILLIE SEWALL in the 78th year of beloved wife of the late Col. Wiiliam P Bleware She 5 also survived by a son. Maj. Frederick Stewart, and one daughter. Florence e Rowod oo tatersvint jn Ariaates Elllonll Cemetery. Please omit flolwoerm STRINGFELLOW. ROBERTA. Departed this life on Monday. December 17. 19:34, at Children’s Hospital, IGFELLOW. Arinur stringiellow:”a sster. Leol. brother, Jumes Stringteliow. “Remains ugene urersl home, ;?l.wnhl “ ! until 6:45 p. December 23, il 1 e Remains l'elll.lnl n‘lunn: Ford's fu- neral home. 1300 anh Capitol st., 'l’ure h{mf;l I'fll h held Wednesday, Rnlemonl Pcem-un. lvu"ul 'ATRICK JOSEPH. On Tues- wnmn ton bf:rmnnm Ho l'm."ll pn{ 8 AN belond hus- band of Margaret W. Sulli Remains Pesting at his late restdence. 1415 SOt st. n.w. Notice of funeral mu SRR FRASOR, b On Menger DL ity gk reinl Sumner. Serv e of Jflh mm :, Sons. 1750 3.' n"z':a':z’ " Toterment Cedar | nfl alrnble'“bfl 16. JPM T-‘- 1 te "% G :t.zx -; .en w.a-..& !. s ., W Inte: rmnl : Braths. WATT, JOSEPHINE. Suddenly, - Gay. Decemver 18, Thod 3t her eel d'An'clsi‘ l-bl.l;‘l" Mass. Baliarg, cember 17, Jobnson ave. Hrausville Md, G WELSH. neral from Pinkney Me- morial Church, Hyatt b ber 'S ~n. sville, Wednesday, v, i P IR ;u-! VIRGINIA WS TRATER o 1505 and mother ot Coaries W °'w‘.'.'i°r:‘u' Noties o tunml e . WOOD, MARY On Sunday. De 1 uu 3t Tior aattioncs? o F chu:::n::; Wite: of “ine" late mother of Jack B Wood of Vi. Puneral services ai the above re dence on Wednesday. December 19, 2 pm. Interment Rock Oreek Cemeter 18 Nl‘ mcm Ma au,‘be- . A "l‘rlll :“M;;,r “l: ime M. Wri S1d ‘beloved brother of Jon R Wright Funeral from his late rnldencc Thurs- day, December 20, at 2 p. 1 In flmnrmu. A.I.I.IBON BLANCHE GRAVES, December 1933. A tribute to a lovable and ncloul memory. This one. whose - to patients and Soloaw u-vpenllon and tender e: patients to her nursing umnmm . dnthleu memorial. ALLISON, BLANCHE GRAVES. A tribute of love and devotion to my dear mother. BLANCHE 'GRAVES ' ALLISON. “who Ppassed eternal rest one year ago Toa5: December 18, 1935, Deep in my heart is a picture Of my mother. dear. who has gone to rest. What would I give to see her face. Her lovely hands to tou To_hear her voice and see hn smile at meant to me 50 muci I watched you leaving me. mother dear, But could not make you stay: hurved ¥ou with tender kindness Until God called you away. 'IOUR lA)VXNO DAUGHTER, DORA. * FLAHERTY. MICHAEL J. In loving re- membrance of my beloved husband, MICHAEL who departed this lite, ten’ years ago today. December Oune but not _forgotten. HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MARGA! FLAHERTY. MICHAEL J. In lovin membrance of my father, MICH. FLAHERTY. who _departed this life ten years ago today, December 18, 1924 HIS BON. J1 GIVENS, FLORENCE. Sacred is the mm- ar{ of our dear mother, RENCE P. 8. who fell asleep 1l| J!llll two years ago today, December 18, 1932 Out there. somewhere. there is & land of happiness and peace, And there. somewhere. in God's dear All earthiy cares shall cease. We know the journey is not long, We know the way is fair. And > (lxw'l our loved ones we shall Some way, some day, out there. CHILDR HAGER. EFFIE MAY. In loving remem- brance of our dear mother. EFFIE AGER. who died two years ago today, Becomner 18, 4834 Whenever we speak your loving name Our eyes with tears are wet. ©Oh. mother. how we loved you, And love’ cannot forger, THE CHILDREN. * JOSEPH, JESSE. A tribute o! love to my little son. JESSE JOSEPH. who departed this life December 18, 1932. and whose memory. it seems. is left. yet how sweet. how unh(llnl its influence. He only crossed his little hands, He only 50 meek and fair. As I parted back his golden hair. 'nwu‘ fell upon the house & sudden A shadow on those features so fair and n: And softiy from that hushed and sad room. Two angels issued where but one went in. HIS DAD. * MORRISON, ELLEN. In loving remem- brance of ‘our dear mother. ELLEN MOR- who departed this life one year g0 today, December 18, 1933. Your sentle face and patient smile With sadness we recall You had s kindly word for each And died beloved by all. The_voice is mute and stilled the heart That loved us well and true An, bitter was the trial to part om one 50 §00d as you. HER LOVING CHILDREN. * SMITH, MARY F. In loving memory of my dear mother. MARY F. SMITH, W Dassed away December 18, 1933. God saw the road was getting rough, ‘The hills were hard to climb. He gently closed her loving eves And whispered “Peace be thine™ EVOTED DAUGHTER. EVA HUTCHINS. THOMAS, JEANETTE. Sacred to the mem- ory_of “my dear’ mother. JEANETTE THOMAS. ‘who passed away iwo years 2s3 today. Dacembe e e day. T Raow hot wh To _clasp her hand in the bemr land. S lopartasyin, ; 'rlll!s. u!sz JOSEPH. In loving memory of my devoted son. JOSEPH TIBBS. who left me two years ago to- day, December 18. 1932. Missing You. Bonny Bc! today sadly recalls with & uy hiwer loss of the past two years. m alone and silent. T breathe with a ‘desp, regret. h&”\fifl':l'l. :‘le and lldre,memtbfl o1 e morld forge TIBBS, JE n but_love ing remembrance ol my dear grandson. OSEPH_TIBBS, who departed this life, two years ago. December 1% Anniversary mass for the reposé of b soul at Bt Mary's Catholic Church. Two willing hands. & tender smile. A loving heart that knew no guile; Nothing unkind ever spoken Nothing unwise ever done; Just a life of loving service From each dawn to seiting sun. Thy voice is mute gnd stilled the heart That T loved so well and true. Ah! bitter was the triel to part From one 50 good and kind as you. 5. my heart is sore, me goes on I miss you more.. For part of my life i3 buried deep Under the sod whers Babe Jesse' sleeps. Yet T must be brave and think (7!\11':e step around the turn, around the nd, On into happiness—world without end. He has gone. my loved grandson. on through the gate; 'n:ere m the sunlight to smile and to D-mu lhe things that he loved so to do. Seeking new treasures and beauties anew. Pinding little friends and their welcom- ing smile. Musing and playing and resting awhile, Grieve not. lest my grieving should sad- en him there And shadow his kingdom that must be fai 8till may 1 serve him if bravely I sen Smiles in return for his smiles ‘round d. L EARTBROKEN “GRANDMA." * R, LAVINIA ROSS, In sad but remembrance of m: NER, who departed this life five years ago today, Decem- ber 18. 1929. After she'd scattered her sunshine. After her 3ong Was sung thro God took her v:er:h)on do l:“ cuu. High up in his uflv_:_-l‘mo blue LLACE. ANNIE E. sad but loving ':emembunu of our darling mother, AN- ., who departed this 1ie nitie years seo todsy, December 5. 1925, lovil LA There is no word so tender as mother. DAUGHTERS, EMMA. MARY AND AN FUNERAL DIRECTORS J. William Lee’s Sons Co. CREMATORIUM th_and Mass Ave. N.E Lincoln_5200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. A sram e MY NAtional 2473 Joseph F. Buch’s Sons Eont e lfi“3034 M St. N.W. ALMUS R.h SPEARE ] 0} w. R.SBEARE Formerly 1208 H 8t. N.W, Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. Ave, JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1357 10th 8¢ NW. Fhong NOTth 0047 V. L. SPE