Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1934, Page 7

SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 For & Regular $150 Funeral Such an offer ‘mad WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Ph. LI 8200-8201 C. 8. ZURHORST, Jr. M. T. ZIRKLE We Charge You Only What You Can Afford As another year draws to a close. we review once more a professional experience of over three-quarters of a century, This success is only measured by our personalized endeavors. Ambulance. All!o Livery and #urborg -FUNERAL- -DIRECTORS* EST. 1857 301 E. Capitol St. Lincoln 0. &f THE EVENING FORMER GOV. HUNT| | s in Avisona OF ARIZONA DIES Seven-Term Chief Executive Succumbs After lliness of Two Weeks. By the Associated Press. PHOENIX, Arnz, December 25— The colorful career of former Gov. George Wiley Paul Hunt, 75, of Ari- zona, was ended in death today. The one-time waiter, cowboy and copper mine mucker, who was chief executive of the State for seven terms, died yesterday after an illmess of two weeks. Physicians said heart disease was the immediate cause of death. Mr. Hunt was “broke” when he came to Arizcna in 1881 from his birthplace, Huatsville, Mo. He rose to the presidency of the Old Dominion Commercial €o. Active in politics and in the fight for ratification of the State constitution, he was elected Arizona’s first Governor in 1911. His sevenih term ended in 1932, and he was defeated for an eighth term last Fall by the incumbent, Gov. B. B. Moeur. Mr. Hunt also served as Minister to Siam in 1920-21. dar Hill vylans most &autlfi« C/metery W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road COl. 0464 Phones } ADams 10341 GEORGE Deaths Sabine Calvin B. P hilip: Gonzales . Binsham, Hospital Carrie L' sunter. Wx'l m M. Terrell, Lillian H. Berm-n. Jessie I Dice. Martin 1. i D Sallaghan, P g6, W. P. HUNT. Reported. RE. fllfi 18th !C 4 18 av OWafier*Reea 74, 2000 Carlton ave. 72. 1511 Crittenden st. 70, 1835 Wyoming ave. New York ave. St. Elizabeth’s Hos- tal Pmimcx D. Riggles, 64, 35 Rhode Island !dl\m 8. McCrary. versity Hospital. John M. Green. 5i Benjamin Haislip. Guy D. McLean, 4 McDearmon. 41. 30, P omas Infant pital, 61. Georgetown Uni- Gallinger Hospital 4. Gallinger Hospi Episcopal Hospital 917 18th st. rovidence Hospital Gallinger Hospital. ue st. 15 4th st. inger Hospital. " Gali m u-me Jordan, Gallinger Hos- Infant Thomas. Freedmen's Hospital. Infant urtis. Preed Infant John Caldwell. imen’s Hospi Chbidren's Hospital Perrudibalsh 20 B St N.W. Nat. 6336 Pt e Punerals et W hen you see this msignia tied-up with the word CLEARANCE— The Seal of Satisfaction it really means something! cararccec of 1325 F Street Only Twice Each Year Can Ve Afford Such Reduction Regular $29.75 GROSNER SUITS We've talked ‘Chesty,’ ‘Rough’ and ‘Tweed,’ $29.75 was the bottom So you get an idea of the reductions in this number one group. the models are single and price. Semi-drape, too . . double breasted. Regular $40 &° Kuppenheimer and Grosner Tailored Fine worsteds in the new “Chesty,” “drape” and semi- drape effects. Also smart lain effects and subdued plaids. Kerseys, Fleeces and Tweeds chalk stripes, checks, are overcoat features. Regular $50 &° Kuppenheimer, Grosner and AA-1 Tailoring The finest in fabric and de- sign. Trojan weaves, Tiger- twists, Stroma Shetlands, im- ported Flannels and silklike Tweeds. *The 0’Coats were $50 to $65. Ask about our TEN PAY CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN 19 $45 SUITS & O’COATS A} ) $§75 SUITS & O’COATS* 39 V.. Group ne Vi Group 75 Group Three HOUSE of KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES—GROSNER of 1325 F St. STAR, WASHINGTON, IFUNERAL SERVIGES HELD FOR DE SOUZA Many Attend Simple Rites for Reporter Killed in Auto Accident. Simple fun.ral services were held yesterday afternoon for Dan de Soun. reporter for The Star and of the Washington Newspaper uuud who was killed in an automobile ac- cident Saturday night while taking Christmas toys to the children of smkln‘ newspaper men at Newark, The services were held in the chapel of C. J. Ives at Clarendon, Va. and were attended by District oflclll.l, committees from the National Press Club, the Washington Newspaper Club and many reporters who had worked with De Souza. ‘The services were conducted by the guild, for which Robert Buck, vice president of the American Newspaper Guild, was spokesman. Two eulogies were given, one by Buck for the guild, and another by Ben McKelway, news editor of The Star, who spoke for De Souza's superiors and associates on The Star. The casket was banked with floral offerings from De Souza’s many friends. After the services the body was cremated. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Strangers’ Christmas dinner, Shore- ham Hotel, 6 p.m. ‘TOMORROW. Miami Biltmore bridge tournament, Shoreham Hotel. Dance, Kentuckv State Society, Willard Hotel, 9 p.m. FUTURE. Dance, Phi Sigma Epsilon Frater- nity, La Fayette Hotel, Friday, 9 p.m. Dinner dance, Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, Shoreham Hotel, Thursday, 7 p.m. EISEMAN’S /SEVENTH AND F STREETS » Sale $25 All-Wool SUITS 18 Charge It Just Pay $6.00 in February $6.00 in March $6.00 in April [} Galn the satisfaction of pur- chasing a genuine Eiseman's suit . . . at this unmatched value. A saving you cannot afford to miss. $30-$35 SUITS & 0’COATS AN s— MRS. MOLLIE PERKINS DIES IN HOSPITAL ——e Native of Leesburg Had Been Resident of Washington for Past 40 Years. Mrs. Mollie Orra Perkins, 63, wife of James F. Perkins, 4500 Bowen street southeast, died Sunday at Sib- ley Hospital. Born in Leesburg, Va., she had lived in Washington for the last 40 years. Besides her husband, she is sur- vived by daughter, Mrs. John F. Stone, jr.; a son, Robert F. Perkins; four brothers, Aquila, Eppa and Shir- ley Bauckman of Washington, and John Bauckman, living in Florida; two sisters, Mrs. Percy Hale and Mrs. Harry Avery, and four grandchildren, the Misses Emma May Brian, Barbara Ann and Betty Ellen Perkins and Robert James Perkins, all of Washing- ton. Funeral services will be held at Christ Episcopal Church tomorrow at 2 p.m., followed by burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery. PROMINENT LAWYER EXPIRES SUDDENLY William G. Henderson Dies After Heart Attack—Was 32d Degree Mason. William G. Henderson, 72, well known patent lawyer here for nearly half a century and a prominent Ma- son, died suddenly last night after a heart attack at his home, 1822 Third street northeast. Mr. Henderson, a native of Wash- ington, had been an active member of the Washington Board of Trade and had served as a delegate to the Federation of Citizens’ Associations from the North Capitol and Eckington Association, of which he had been president several times. He was a past master of New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9. and in 1900 was grand master of District Masons. He had achieved the thirty-second degree. Besides his widow, he is survived by four daughters, Mrs. N. C. Bowles of New York, and Mrs. R. H. Brodie, Mrs. C. P. Carpenter and Miss Shirley D. Henderson, all of Washington. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. —_— Births Reported. Northcut and Marica Ely. bcy twins. Joseph P. and Ella Cotton. boy. Horace S and Ruby Harper, boy, | Axel and Helen Hill. boy. Percy and Sophle Solomon. boy. Charles D and Ruth Sanger. gi Charles T. and Catherine Beaumet. Charles L’ and Eunice Turner, giri. Wilbur and Nettie Howes, girl. Fred and Mary Spence. girl. Foster and Florence Elliott John_and Catherine Mauye 30d G "and ‘Esther Katzman. ®irl sirl, | Victor and' Helen Simpson, girl. Charles K. and Vida Gray. girl. Ernest and Annie Williams. girl. Harry A. and Dorothy Suit, boy. Alfred and Morsey Luttrell. boy. Aaron and V Rufus and Colbert and | James and Lost and Found advertisements Jor 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 S!u up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BLACK CURVED ONYX RING. REWARD. CALL METROPOLITAN 0540. APT. 6.16. DOG—White female Spitz. tax No. 1 “Lady.”" Reward. ' Phone Atls: LASSES_in blue case marked ~Frank- 4121 Brandywine st. n.w, Mary Cleveland 0111. EYEG ES. white gold,_mounted, bi focals. In aluiminum case. Saturday. 119 Waverly st.. Clarendon, Vi on black cord. )th st. or 1600 night: reward. Afinder | nltne _cail West "m or Nat. ( PACKAGE containing red evening dres: 10!1 vicinity Lansburgh's. Kresge's. Monda: Reward if returned 4 'OCKETBOOK. ree brown: initials 8" containing money. string of pearls and sther ariicies: Reward: Adam POCKETBOOK. pink cotton, containing considerable money and Jjewelry, on De- cember 23. in vicinity of Mayflower lnd Carlton Hotels. Large reward. Reply Lost = WRIST WATCH. by afterncon. possibly Murnhn or Weflu Heights bus. Call Clevellnd 3166. D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1934. @ard of Thanks. a The many 55 ricnds for the ki ":"En'u'. o} Iy Busband: h u‘“. also the beautiful floral tributes: 118 wire, mMMA REODES. Beatha. ASPINWALL, JEANNETTE SCOVILL. Monday, December 24. A934, 8t Gar Onrfleld o e 2340 Kalorama road. Kindly omit flowers, BACKOFEN, M. C. The officers and comrades of Ge: N 2054, Pythian " Temole. 1 7 thia oth st. and proceed 1 there to Atlingion National Cemetery. to assist in- the burial service over Te- mains of our late comrade, C] 3 p.m, comndeu Sith cars gnecuuy Tequested o be present with em. WILLIAM G. STIRK. Commander, Omcial: P. E. THW'TI'I Adjutant, Saturaay, December “u.'msdu:f Sis eaidence, 3916 Military road JAMES BERRY, in the 78 ear o his age. Kt Interment Sionisk Cemetery. Please omit fowers. 26° FRRY. JAMES. The members of Asso- B tlon Oldest Innabitants are requested to atlend the luneg-,lngl oal‘umlllclh-lx&“;; f,’R"fmkf i olu.use Wednesday, ecember 26, ai DS bon W 'NOVES. President. J. ELIGT WRIGHT. Secretary. BOGGS. ELUAH T. Departed this Jife mber ig3s, at his oidence. Dfxffi. L Luihn 0GGS father of Mu rnumn Gru Glm Towles, and Charles. Crawford and P kB Funeral Wednesday. De- cember o'clock. from his late Serbence. " Helatiyes and friends in- vited. Literment Harmony Cemeter; N WESLEY. On Friday. De- B e S1o10%s: st Mount Alto lflosmll&' SOHN WESLEY BR e leaves mourn their ioss a mother, Mrs. Mary Holmes: two sisters. Miss Loulse Holmes and Mrs. Jeanette Holmes Fiyn Brethere Jesse atd Joseph Hojmes. and other relatives and & host of friends Funeral Wednesda mber 26. at o'ciock. (Tom Frazier's funeral home. 580 ave. n.w. Friends invited, .lmer- meni, Ariington Cemetery. TS, HENRY C. On Monday. Dteem- ber 24, 1934, at Freedmen's Hospital, HENRY C. COOTS, beloved husband of Loe late er)’ Ann Coots, steplather of ves frtenc, i the W, Ernest Jarvis. funeral church ~'n . Notice of funeral CURTIS, SUSIE GHEEN. On Sunday. De- cember 23, 1934, Mrs. SUSIE GHEEN CURTIS. daughter of the late Joon H. snd Rutn B, Gheen, beloved mother of B P B ier ana_sister of Jobn O Cheen_" Funeral ‘Trom the residence of Rer daughter. 011 45ih st nw. Wed nesday. Deceinber 26, at 2:30 p.m. eiment Rock Creek Cemetery. AY, MAGGIE B. On December 24, 1034, D“ Montgomery County Hospital, MAG- GIE B. DAY, ased us. beloved wife of Hezekiah Day. Body resting at Roy W. in cangial nome. Laytonsvilie, Md. ?fi{,'li',f Services will be heid at Grace E. Church, Gaithersburs. Md. on Wednesoay, December 26, at 10:30"a.m. Interment Forest Oak Cemetery. Marriage Licenses. William Thompson, 36, 1419 H st ne. and Bertna _Chids, 35, Fairmoun! Rev. J. D. tlett Jeflerson st., Clifion Terrace ne. Puma Lillian G, Moore. d st. s.W., Rev. W. Westray wmum T, !:png 2l and 1612 1st st. and 1 1936 4th st K Jand. 25, and Helen L. Williams, 2 1§ xPom of R|:hl{\cnfl Rev. J. E. Brigcs, 3 i Dopaid G. Councll. I Richmond; & | _ Rev. A Elott’ H. W = ’T'i{m B1, 613 liam unton, rearet Reynolds. 20. Ngw York ity J 24. and Loutse V. ¢ i " Washinston. 23, 16 3.C. 43 and Lelie E. Crouch. both of Richmond; Rev. John C. Ball Dayis 21 and Rebeccs Davis, h Of Dumiries: V. F Grover . Khyans. 30 Bessie L Abrzéns Harry' C. L. Fe: . 1773, Lapier L. -n’é M-r.elLaAE arrell 308 13th ». Louis Zampiglione 36,950, 11th st. se. ;.:ffl R.emn Ghottie. 19. 541 Oth st. s.e.i "Eatonsville. Md.. and Wi 25, Fullerton. Md.; ailes B m o5, wun-m A Bhepher, B‘ "‘.Ytrgkl, 1;’""31 R!B' lAn sRoun i uke, ator : e ‘Kinney. 23. 28 R Brooks ndie W Smith. 33, La Plata, and Helen_Foslerman. 52, 1700 .hcuon st ter P. Eagleso Walter E, Davis 48, 904 Euclid st.. and Jesfl! L. is, 31, 1903 9th st..’ Rev. James O Cugaingham. 34 911 T st. and Vivian L Mason. 34 907 5th st.;’ Rev. | Mdvanac: Brati 2640 L st and Mary exander Pra B Ber, 53 1120 Florida ave: Rev, J. J. Albert. Prank E. Edmunds. 25. 2015 1st st. and Emma_Pavne. 23, Purceliville. Va.; Rev. R. Y. Nicholso Philippine Trade Rises. Foreign trade of the Philippines in the first nine months of 1934 was 15 per cent greater than in the corre- sponding period of the previous year. §|IIIlll|IIll|IIIIIIII|IlllIlllIlll||IflIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII O v January Clearance Starts Tomorrow Many Suites and Pieces of Lifetime Furniture at Special Low Prices Seventh Street MAYER & CO. Between D and E Braths. Funeral from B. A Jaltavull, 436 7m n Reaulem mass st St Francis Xavlers Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and {riends ited. * Toterment Mount Olives Cem- eury Kindly omit flowers. Departed fl'\ll I“e o# ranason and a host of rcl-uvu and friends. Body resting u ! e llll"‘ln lnsche: Deanwood funeral ALLAN On Sunday, Decembe 1634, at valdmu Hos beloved husband of (ziee Stone) and son of Edna M: cral from his late residence h p! on_Wedne Dec ber .u. a2 pin. Relatives invited, Interment Cedar Hili HENDERSON, SUSIE. 'SUSIE 19: of 1506 Gth st.’ n.w. She leaves to 1085, mh\ubln& Edwin em- friends metery. 25 On Sunday. De- HENDERSON i Stul Unce, Butch Lowe. and a host ‘of ‘otier Zeletiyes and triend: day, Deccmber 26, at 2 D. Van & Bcheys: funeral” pariors N: 3. ave. and R st. n.w. Interment Meeting House Cemetery, Bladensburg, Md. HENDERSON, WILLIAM G. On Monday husband of Kaie'8. Nicholis nenammn. Funeral from (na parlors of Almus R. Speare, 1 . ave. n.w.. ‘Tnursday, FA Intérment Oak Hil Cemeters. omit flowers. 26 HILLEARY. WALTER L., SB. On Satur day. December 2z. 1534. at % pm. the’ residence of his 50 leary, 15: Heights. Sr.. agel Funeral from me Wednesday. aL B0 am. thence T Bt. Cetholic ' Chirch, Clarendon, Va. where mass will be said at 9 for 'the repose of his soul. Relatives friends invited. 1Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. INGALLS, JOHN DARWIN. Monday, December 4. 1034 Hospitai, JOHN DARWIN aged 65 years. He is survived Dy (WO daughters, Esther Ingalls and Charlotte Iagalls. and one brother. Charles W. In- Suddenly. on . at Casualty INGALLS, ® Funeral service at Hysong's par- lors, 1300 N st. n.w., on Thursday, De- cember 7, at 2 pm. 20 NSON, MARY. On Priday, December 1934, at her residence. 6th n.w. MARY JOHNSON, wife of Josenh Johnson, belovea motner of Alice Jones. Miranda Johnson and sister of * Jane Mildred Childs. . Sh jen Rem n at the W.'Ernest Jarvis funeral church, Funeral Wednesday, . from Third sts. D.W. ‘Liicoln’ Memorial Cemegery. KEYES, ANNIE ADAMS. e Bapiist Interment On Monday. De- EYES. I troui ihe above address Wea: . December 26. LEWIS, GOMER. Suddenly. on Mandav Deumbu 24, 1934 A S I . formerly of thiso c: December 11 a.m.. from the above-namea pa. lors.” Interment Glenwood Cemetery. LONG, JAMES ROSS. On Sunday. De- Cember T0: 1054 JAMES ROSS LoRG. son of ihé late Congressman John B. Long of Texas: beloved husband of Ida B. Long and father of Mrs. C. 8 man and Miss Amarita J. Long of Cali- fornia. Jameson Long of New Jersey, Mrs. R H. Sayre and Miss Elien M Long of Washmlmn D. C.. and Everett W.. Russell B. and Vernon R. of Fair- s lso survived by nine grandchildren. three sioters brother in Texa: day, December 2 and neral on Wednes 38,2 pm. from his late residence. Fairta: Rel and friends invited. 2 ives MAHONEY, BERTHA MARY. day. December 3. 1034_at Georgetown University * Hospital MAHONEY (nee King), wife of the late Edward R. Mahoney and mother of Edith Robert. Eulalia. Westley. Ruth and War- ren Mahoney. ' Puneral from the chapel of Thomas P. Murray 007 ave. se.. Wednesaay. December at 11 am. Relatives and friends in- on Sun- ph Makoney: ardner (hee Manoney)- Wiiliam. Hica ard and Clarence Mahoney, Margaretta Johnson (ned Mahoney). and devoted sister of Marie Brown. 'She leaves to n their loss five grandchildren, two hildren. two devoted daugh- aw and a host of other rela. tives and friends. . Remains may be st Tue: after 12 umock at her Fuj 15 Serotk trom Bt Augustine’s Church. Interment i Moun: Olivet Cemetery. 25! WABONEY RACHEL. Officers and mem- ge ol’ S‘theAg-us:‘me‘s zszfne{ are notl- NEY. cflx meeting Tuesday. bee at 8 o'cloci Nintial Wednesdag. Deseon: at 10 o'clock, from St. Augus- s Chiurch, © O P L%’ S0iBbn, . ‘501008 Frey; IGDEAIHOV \IAIY LILLIAN. On Sun- 1933, at her residence. 917 st LILLIAN. beioved wife of Edward MeDenrmon et ot e chapel of Joseph Gawler's Sons, 1756 Pa. ave. . on Wednesday, December 930 am.; thence to St. Matthew's Cath. olic Church. where mass will be offered at am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery McKALLOR, JAMES P. On Sunday, De- cember 2 1934, i his residence. ‘1173 JAMES P..'beloved husband McKallor.” Remains resting 8F ihe Lee funeral Nome. 4th st and n.e. where services will be held on w:dnesdly December 26, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment private. MCcNEILL, MALVINA. Devarted this life Sunday, December 23. at_her late residence. 33 Q@ " MRS MALVINA MNEILL. widow of ' Latay: ette McNeill She is survived by five daughters, Mrs. _Julia Misses Arminta.” Plorence, Ella F. Queene E.McNeill, three sons. Lafay- ette, Philip 8. and Lioyd G. McNeill; 11 grandeniidren and "2 great srandchil- dren. ~ She leaves § son-in-l y”s“l‘:‘l H. ’E‘lmmxldu. nnd two er: aw, Mrs. Ada McNeill and Elizabeth 'McNeill mains Mrs Iate residence; December 26, Thursday. December 27, from the Nineteenth Strect “Baptist Church Dr. Walter H. Brooks officiat: ing. Friends ifvited. Interment WDB - lawn Cemetery. MILLER. GEORGE H. oOn Monday. cember 231974, GEORGE M. béloved husband of the late Sarah Miller and devoted father of George B. and Sadie H. Miiler. - Funeral from his late resi- I st. n.w.. on Thursday. De- at U am. Requiem mass at 3's Church at :30 am. Rela % rejends notied: Lmermemflm 5y residence. - tive: Mount Olivet Cemetery. MERRYMAN, SEORGE F. on Saturd GEORG! F. MERRYMAN. beloved hus- band of Nelile Merryman (nee Tucker) of 201 Kingston ave.. Capitol Heights. Md. Funeral from the aboye residence on Wednesday. December 26. at 8.3 Requiem mass at St Maithias Church, Capitol Hel Md. at § am. Xntuu ment Forestville. Md. MORAN, RANDOLPH DICKINSON. Bud- denly. on Monday, December 24, 193 St Bls Jesidence 438 Randolnh LPH DICKINSON. Re: mun at the W. W. Chlmbers Co. fu- neral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. MORGAN. WILLIAM WARRE day. 23, 1934, 12th’ st. WARREN MORGAN. hi Eveline Brooks Morga: Morgan. Ina Morgs: Jackson and Edna M . He is a0 Survived by tus. erardehilren Doris and Justin Jackson. Remains temporarily Testing at the McGuire fu- neral home. 1820 9th st. n.w. Notice of funeral ll:r 26 PERKINS. M. ORRA. Suddenly on Sun- dny, Decomber B0 1034 ¢ Sibley Hos- [ix. M. OREA: beloved wite of James Perkins. ~Funeral from her late resi- dence, 4500 Bowen 4. se. on Wednes. day, December 26. at 2 p.m. Relatives and' friends Tovited: " Tnterment Ogdar PLUMMER, SAMUEL NELSON. On &m- day, December 23. 1934, SAMUEL NEL- SON; beloved husband of the late Mary A Plummer and father of Mrs. Hattie Faliss. Mrs. Lillian Dishman. M3, Edith Plummer, nwood S, and William Puneral from his late res on Wed- n Sun- St B8 Sems nw. WILLIAM band of the late 26. Rela- tive: ;fllfldl IHV\M lnurment Hree: i heng, ! PURDY, CHRISTINE. Departed this un Th rsday. December 20, 1934, She 'el Gu mourn their lnu a mother. four sisters, one brother, one daughter and a host of other relatives and friends. FPuneral from Talbert's funeral -rlor 6th st. n'l.. ‘Wednesday, ) ber 26, at 1 p.m. ” ROBERTSON, NANNIE J. On Monday December 24. 1934, at the residence of her daug harles M. Tram mell, ams Ollver st.. Chevy Chase. IANN] ed_6 s parlors, y Mau- 25, BERT B. On Sunday. De- ) 1934, at Preedmen’s Hos- BERTHA MARY | s A7 Breaths. On Sunday. December 1:30 p.m Meinorial Cemétery. On_Monday. a: ment Lincoln TAYLOR. NALTER M. cembe n W loved husband of Gertrude E. Ta: (nee Beckett) and _brother of Estelw Rosenberger. Puneral will be held srom n othy Hanlon's funersl parlors, 641 B Y e nesday. December 33. at p.m. Interment Gienwood Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 25 TEEL, BLANCHE L. Suddenly, on Mon- glly ’Pexcember 24, !!i“ at hc'"'mg ospital, aug of the late Wil 8, and Tsabella B, Teel. All_Squis’ Chur:h on Thu}ldly. at Interment brivat %6 Iuons. FLORENCE ELLEN. On Mon- day, December 24 1034, at her resi- dence, 1521 Columbia NC%‘ELU‘.N the beloved wife of Joha 3 fl James Snowden Davis. She siso Iuve- four brothers-in-law. four si n-law relatives and friends Remains may N ter 3 p.m. rt funerai Wednssday | nt mains Wil be. taken- o the Siiigh M. l, Church in Marviand on Thursday. De: uria! 'mber and wlll take Dhcc Rfllu\el and Xnendl invited. THOMAS, FLORENCE. Officers and mm- bers of Caleb Tabernacle, es. are hereby notified to a st Wednaadays arp, to arrange at hlnerll for Sksur PLORENCR THOMAS. Funera] Wednesday. December 26, 8:30 from her residence, 1521 Coliimbia st. now. BRO) H. THOMAS, D. 8. JANIE EPPS. Secretary. VANLOOCK. AGNES. On Sunday, De- 1934, D.m.. at her resi- i411 Ames ph:z . after s brief tliness. ‘AGNES VANLOOCK . (nes Kahlert): beloved wite of Lows VanLoock and beloved mother of Helen E. Van- Loock. Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. De. where services will be held on Wednesaay. December 26. at 3 p.m. Rel- atives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 25 WASHINGTON. EUGENE PENDLETON. on onday. December 24, 1934._ at the TeSitence, 4460 st nw. EDGENE PENDLETON ~WASHINGTON. ~beloved Washington. father of husband of Flora Ethel Butler. Charles Washington. Wil- Jena and Thelma Washington and Lillian Strother. He also leaves three grand- children” one niece and other relatives and_friends. Remains resting at_the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later, WHITACRE, ELLA. On Monday, Decem- 14, At her residence, 5407 Sth T R O RTATEE" Shuneal Sl Wedtiesduy. | Decermber S0, &% 11 a.m. at the above address. WILLIAMS, WALTER C. Suddtnb on Sunday. 'December . at Emer- gency Hospital V\ALTER C beloved son . Williams_and the late Rich- Puneral from the W. funeral home, nterment at Glenwood Cem- wwokf\li EY, DAISY ELIZABETH. On Mone day. December 24, 1034, DAISY ELIZA- BETH WORMLEY, devoted wife of Jos- epn w Wormley. mcll’fl’ of Robert W. Remains Ernest Jarvis funeral Notice of fue Morgan ‘and Nancy Gibson. t the W. Deral later, In Memoriam. BANKS, ELIZA. m BANKS, who dica hn,prfi.“ alo yesterday, December 184 24 Gone. but not forgotten. HER DAUGH'IER."CORA‘OD ‘BOLDEN. BECK. HARRY ELMER. In loving re- membrance of my dear friend, HARRY ELMER BECK. who left this life eight years ago today. December 25, 1926. “h‘t vnuld 1 give tomchlg his band, Gear face just His pleasant smile and welcome voice, That meant so much to me. RUTH. BEVERLEY, LETTIE G. Departed this ll(l two years ago. December 25, 1034. LETTIE G. BLVERLEY. Her loving hands are folded. Her heavenly crow HER DL\OTED HLSBAND CHAB“M i, Jemembrance of m: LIZA . In sad but lov- ing brance of our desr sister, mxz G. BEVERLEY. who departed {.)hh 13 years ago today, Decem= er Today recalls the memory Of a loved one laid to rest. And those who think of her today Are those who loved her best. DEVOTED SISTERS. BROTHER uuu(t WII.LIA.’I( T. In loving rememe brance of our_dear husband and father, WILLIAM T. BURKE, who passed away one year 2g0 today. December 25. 1933. Loved in life. remembered in death. HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. * DORSEY. MARY E. In mm memory of my dear friend. MARY E. DO who departed this life three yeurs ago today. Her loving friend. | EVANS. CLARENCE C. ing remembrance of our beloved hus- band and father. CLARENCE C. EVANS, Eho departed this life fve years ago. cember 2: 29 HIS LOVING PAMILY. # GRAVES, HARVEY H. ln memwsof my loving 'son. HARVEY o etk Ren Sears- ago today. Dex cember 25. 1921. When I am alone and silent I breathe with a deep regret. For you were mine, and 1 remember Should all the world forget. NESOME MOTHER. * LUCY. In loving remembrance of dear mother, LUCY GUNN, who dEDlrl?fl this life four years ago today, December 25. 1930. Deep in our hearts youre fondl membered. HER DAUG KANE. CLARA F. In loving umemhunca of our dear wife and mother. CLARA F. KANE. who died three years ago wa-y. December 25. 1931. Gone, but not forgotten, HUSBAND Al GHTER. * MONTGOMERY. noun:v x A tribute of love and devotion to my husband, HOLDEN R. MONTGOMERY. who_ died one year ago today, December 25, 1933. *Tis sweet to remember him, who once was here. AND In fond lnd lov- GUXNN. re. S MONTGOMERY. HOLDEN RANDOLPH. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear son and brother. HOLDEN RANDOLPH MONTGOMERY. 'who_departed this life one year ago today, December 25. 1933. THE FAMILY. * REDDICK. JOSEPH H. Sacred in the memory of our devoted husband and father JOSEPH H. de- parted this lite Gne ear azo. 10day, ember 25. 10: LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN., * RYDER. MARY E. In sad ana loving re- membrance of our dear mother, MARY !d %I"R;&.muxrfl dled”.elsven years ago today. 25,192 = HER CHILDREN. * SAYLI C. JERNAGIN. A :’nh doé h“h'z to mde n;=;"°",,‘;{.,.g“r ot AU er and _sister, = e IN"“Sa¥LES" Who departed this life eightcen years ago today, De- BV ARb Mks_w. m JERNAGIN AND DAUGHTERS. SIMMS. HENRY. =Departed this life six ea ago on this da: mber 1559, CFAMILY. 5 VRQOM, MARY A.. who died December No_one knows the silent heartaches Only those who have lost can tell of the mn that i3 borne 'in silence we loved 50 nn'm’ ING_CHILOREN. CLARENCE FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. t. Phone NOrth 0047 1857 10tk 8 Srotished” 1878 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare e-t-busmw Nltinn:l‘u 2892 1 J. Wilgniv':fl-. Lneit.a' s Sggs Co. CREMATORIUM 4th and Mass Ave. NE Lincoln 5200 Frank Geier’'s Sons Co. T Seventh o N NAtional 2473 Joseph F Bircb’s Sons Ppone wii fodd 3034MSt N.W. n Established 1841 S R. SPEARE Succeeding_the original W. R. SPEARE Formerly 1208 H St. N'W. Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. Ave, FUNERAL DESIGNS. 1212 P st N.W. * NAtiona1 4270 J. H. SMALL & SONS