Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1935, Page 9

EUGENE DUNNIGAN DIES IN MILWAUKEE Funeral Services to Be Held To- morrow at Rochester—Came Here in 1913. Eugene Beach Dunnigan, member of the Labor Department’s Commis- sion of Conciliation, died Friday aft- ernoon in St. Anthony's Hospital in Milwaukee of pneumonia, which he contracted there while on official business. He lived here, with his wifr, Mrs. Catherine Dunnigan, at 3804 Windom street. Born in Rochester, N. Y., 56 years 8go, Mr. Dunnigan was an expert electrotyper and in 1913 was offered & place in the Government Printing Office. He was forced to resign in 1919 because of ill health, but re- turned in 1920. In that same year he was given a Senate office position, beginning his service on the Con- ciliation Commission in 1921. Mr. Dunnigan was a member of | St. Anne’s Catholic Church here, the Knights of Columbus and the Loyal Order of Moose. Besides his wife, he is survived by 8 daughter, Miss Eileen Dunnigan of Washington. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow in Rochester. @dar Hill uybns most &‘auh/n’a (émetery C. S, ZURHORST, Jr. M. T. ZIRKLE We Charge You Only What You Can Afford A clearer perception and under- standing of lft‘l’s\ma] feelings: an improved and modernized service: and our customary devotion to d family wishes ZURHORST is piedged anew a: faces 1935. Ambulance, Auto Livery and urhor - FUNERAL- ‘DIRECTORS" EST. 1857 74 |301 E. Capunf St. Lincoln or.zl‘ District Firemen Answer First Call Of Year; It’s False The first fire alarm of the year was turned in today at Thirty- fourth and O streets and proved to be false. The first ambulance call brought Emergency Hospital's speeding vehicle to 310 O street to answer a sick call. ‘The first police call came from the scene of a fatal automobile accident in the 2300 block of Bladensburg road, where Miss Irma Crouch, 18, was killed. DECIMUS C. BARBOT DIES IN HYATTSVILLE Former Architect of Charleston, 8. C., Will Be Buried Thursday. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., January 1.— Decimus Chartrand Barbot, 61, for- merly a well-known architect of Charleston, S. C., died yesterday aft- ernoon at his home at 14 Cedar street here. Death was due to a cerebral hemorrhage. Mr. Barbot had not been well since he came here three years ago from Charleston, where he designed some of the largest buildings. He was born and spent most of his life there. Surviving are the widow, who before her marriage was Miss Eloise Collins of Charleston; three sons, Decimus and Noel of Charleston and Paul of | Hyattsville and three daughters, Mrs. Joseph T. Keating and Mrs. Archie | C. Keegin and Miss Henriette Barbot, | all of Hyattsville. Three sisters also | | and Mrs. T. F. Webb of Mount Pleas- ant, S, C, and Mrs. Henry Elliott of Charleston. Funeral services will be held Thurs- day in Charleston. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road COL. 0464 Phones | 4p- 10341 T HE EVENING BTAR, DR. ABRAHAM PRESS |HOLT, MINUS VOTE, -, WASHINGTON, D.”T 'TUESDAY,” TANUARY T,"1935 | TSURUSAKI FUNERAL | survive. They are Mrs. A. A. Everett | DRY EANING EXPIRES IN MOSCOW Former University of Maryland Professor Was Also Fed- eral Employe. Dr. Abraham G. Press, former pro- fessor of physics at the University of Maryland and resident of Washing- ton, died suddenly of a heart attack December 28 in Moscow, where he had teen teaching and studying at the All-Union Elecirical Technical Insti- tute for the last year. Dr. Press went to Moscow after he resigned his chair in the College of the City of New York in June, 1933. Formerly with the Patent Office and the Bureau of Standards here, he was connected with the Rockefeller Foun- dation, which sent him to the Univer- sity of Bangkok for several years. He also had taught at the University of California, and had published many scientific articles in French, German, English and Russian periodicals. Dr. Press was a native of London, but had spent most of his life in the United States and was naturalized in 1905. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Jane Laddon Press of Washing- ton, who went with him to Russia, and a daughter, Mrs. Ruth P. Rashby of New York City. Mrs. Press’ sister, Mrs. Sidney 8. Jaffe, lives in Somer- get, Md. The body was cremated in Russia. TAYLOR SCOTT HARDIN IS SUED FOR DIVORCE Capital Social Registrite Charged With Cruety in Wife's Reno Suit. Mrs. Nancy Hale Hardin, Massachu- | setts soclety woman, filed suit, in | Reno, Nev., yesterday, again Taylor Scott Hardin, social registerite of this | | city. The charge was cruelty. Mrs. Hardin asked for custdoy of _the couple’s only child. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Hale of Sandy Down, Dedham,| Mass, Nancy Hale married Taylor | | Scott Hardin a year after her debut | A graduate of Windsor College, she is a granddaughter of Edward Everett | Hale, famous author of “The Man | Without a Country.” | Hardin, son of Dr. and Mrs. B. L. | Hardin, 1329 Connecticut avenue. was | lgraduatrd from Yale in 1925. He is| & member of the Chevy Chase Ciub. WILL SIT IN SENATE West Virginian Will Delay Oath Until He Is 30, but He Will Have Many Duties. By the Assoclated Press. When the Senate convenes Thurs- day one of those elected to it will be in it, but not of it. He is Rush D. Holt, West Virginia's 29-year-old Senator-elect. Holt has decided to abide by the advice of Democratic Senate leaders to refrain from offering himself fof the oath of office until June 19, his 30th birthday. The advice was offered after & study of the constitutional provision setting 30 as the minimum age for Senate membership. the In the meantime—between opening of the session and his 30th birthday — Holt will pursue most of the duties ordinarily undertaken by Senators. He will sit in the Senate chamber— as & Senator-elect he is entitled to the privilege of the floor—transact busi- ness with Government departments and otherwise look out for the inter- ests of West Virginia. He will draw his pay as a Senator. Only two senatorial prerogatives ! will be closed to him. He will not be | allowed to make speeches in that body and he will not be able to vote. ———— CAPT. A. F. CAMERON DIES Ninth Coast Artillery Officer to Be Buried Here. Capt. Alan F. Cameron, 8th Coast | Artillery, until recently stationed at Fort Banks, Mass, died Sunday in! Walter Reed Hospital, where he had | been for three days. Born in Bloomer, Wis.,, 42 years ago, Capt. Cameron entered the Coast Artillery from civil life in 1917. He is survived by his widow, a small daughter, Barbara, and his father, V. E. Cameron of Salt Lake City. Fu- neral services will be held, with full military honors, at the Fort Myer gate of Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow at 11 a.m., Chaplain Julian E. Yates officiating. Farmer Hiccoughing a Week. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, January 1 (®).—H. H. Rackers, 75-year-old farmer, has been hiccoughing more than a week. All efforts to stop the ailment have been unavailing, phy- sicians reported last night at a hos- pital here. MUST Make GOOD ... Or We Will 2 ponpED D 3 ond CLEANING ¢ OND'ED Dm = e‘,e,‘,\hma tific cleans” tis- beclute 2 e \undo“"e om from odof. "} tabric or €0l°F DRY g oF BN - BOND 4 mown stan \ inC u mqseAms inings. ho° \'s‘ eel ANING S DRY CLE! e .‘V e . 6 ST or G ANING \w m gD DRY CLE ‘ 7 P maged in wfifl" arcies First we gave Washington one of America’s finest Dry Cleaning Plants. 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Maryland and Virginia—Generally fair and colder tonight; tomorrow fair, colder in extreme southeast portion. West Virginia—Generally fair and much colder tonight; tomorrow fair with rising temperature. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degrees, Inches. . 3 30.29 30.27 3001 Yesterday— 4pm, . 8 pm. . 29.81 29.67 29.56 Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to 11 a.m. today.) Highest, 35, 11 a.m. today; year ago, 61. Lowest, 28, 10 p.m. yesterday; year 2g0, 46. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Tomorrow. 5:10am. 11:46a.m. 5:48 p.m. ALBADM. e The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today ... 7:27 Sun, tomorrow 7:27 4:37 Moon, today.. 4am. 1:25pm. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1935. Average. Record. .55 700 '82 684 '84, 884 '01 9.13 '89 1060 '89 10.9¢ 10.63 14.41 1745 857 Sets, 4:56 86| '28 | 34 | '85 | '89 | 01} October . November . 8.69 December 7.56 Weather in Vlrlmu Citles. *3 »5 5 3 » . Atlanta, Ga.'.. Atlantic City. . Baltimore. Md. 041 0h4 086 i 010 010 iy Cincinnatt Cleveland Columbia Denver, Detroit. El P Ind!amwm Jacksonville . Los Angeles Louisvile. K7. Miami, Fla Minneapolis Omahs. Nebr. Philadeiphia Phoenix. Ariz r . Cloudy dy ... Clear Cloudy (7 am.. Greenwich Temurnurc vaeuthtr London Inlllnd Gloudy today.) Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy E. D. BURCH DIES Services Are Held for St. Marys County Merchant. Special Dispatch to The Star. LEONARDTOWN, Md. January 1. —Funeral services were held yesterday at the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, Bushwood, for Ernest D. Burch, 57, of Milestown, merchant of St. Marys County, who died December 29 from pneumonia at his home. In- terment was in the adjoining ceme- tery. e 15 survivea by his widow, Mrs. Lorena Foxwell Burch, and two daughters, Mrs, Robert Loker, jr., of Washington, and Miss Lorena Burch of Milestown: cne son, Foxwell Burch of Leonardtown; two sisters, Mrs. Ed- ward Petherbridge and Mrs. Charlotte Fowler, both of Washington, D. C and one brother, Claude Burch of Bal. (Noon. Gresnwich Nme Horta (Faval). Azores... 62 (Current nnmuuom ) gt Ogorses. da San_Juan, ‘Pue $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 thl nuhlllhlnl o( . nm lnaul:- "“du ame i s o Sing ‘WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Ph. LI 8200-8201 | g0, in which she suffered a fracture of the hip. Her condition had im- SET FOR TOMORROW Former Chief Steward of May- flower to Be Buried in Ar- lington Cemetery. Funeral services for Shiro Tsurusaki, former chief steward of the presi- dential yacht Mayflower, who served in the United States Navy for 30 of his 60 years, will be held tomorrow at 2 pm. in the Willlam Lee Sons' chapel, followed by burial with naval honors in Arlington National Ceme- tery. In his capacity as chief steward of the Mayflower, Tsurusaki served Presi- dents Theodore Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson and Harding. He accompanied the latter by special request on his trip to Alaska, which resulted in his death in San Prancisco. Mr. Tsurusaki died Saturday at the Naval Hospital of pneumona, resultng from a cold contracted the day he attended the Bolling Field aerial cele- bration in commemoration of the first flight of the Wrights. He is survived by a son, Eugene Tsurusaki, and a daughter, Mrs. Josephine Smith, whose husband is an American citizen. Both live in Wash- ington. e COL. SULTAN’S MOTHER DIES FROM INJURIES Engineer Commissioner Left Last Night for Family Home in Mississippi. Mrs. Emma Sultan, mother of ! Lieut. Col. Dan I. Sultan, Engineer Commission of the District, died | yesterday noon at her resigence at Oxford, Miss, Col. Sultan left Washington last night to go to the family home. Fu- neral services probably will be held tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Sultan, 77 years old, died as the result of an accident several weeks proved until a few days before her death. Mrs. Sultan and her husband, Dan- iel Iscm Sultan. sr., who died in 1919, were the parents of three chiidren— Daniel, jr.; Robert H. Sultan, well- known Oklahoma oil operator, who died in 1930, and Linda Suitan, who became the wife of Mr. Henry Minor Faser. Daniel I. Sultan, sr, was a Mis- sissippi cotton planter. While a youth he served in the Confederate Army, In which his father held me\ rank of captain. | { Eraflm. December 21, A nds 1044, OLA ALTAN oeloved wite of Rob: :u L. Allan and mother of Thomas Lee ll s.¢. on Wednesday, January pm. Relatives and friends invited {o attend. | Interment Cedar Hil Cem- etery. ARNOLD., 1E B. cember 1. 1834, Va. NANNIE B. ¢ James A. Arnold < residence. 1407 Washington Wednesday. January 2. 135 p.m. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. (HAITRA\D On | r 31, 19:4. at h 3 Hyatrsvilie. Md . Di RTRAND. beloved hus- Dand of Elojse Collns Barbot. Rema. restine at Gasch's funeral home. Hrvatts- | wille. ryices and interment at Charlesion. 8 C. GARFIELD. oOn Monday, De- cembe 34, at Preedmen’s HOspi- ST GARFIELD BARNES. devoted hus- band of Roxie Massey Barnes: brother of Ethel Lee. Marie Higden and Emma Glemmons. and uncle of Annie Johnson He also leaves other relativ Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jar funeral church, 1432 You st. D.W. N tice of funeral later. BELT, IIAII\ v On Monday. December 31.19:14 ¥V beloved husband of her of Ha: on 'nmr.sfl am. Rela lnleAmem L'mu')‘ Funeral from her ve.. on ! s o- old_and A On Satur- 33 at her resi- Towa. SALLIE VER- Puneral services el 4 -emb Lenox. BROWN. the residence of Mr. S: o on M t_Phoen'x. C1S BROWNE. A a the Inte Al th Andrew 1 Aloysius Church. ‘nm mass will be of- fered at ® a.m. for the repose of his soul- Helatives anc fricnds vited. In: terment Arlington National Cemetery. 1 ARROLL. JAMES M. _On Saturday. De- cember 2! ncy Hospital - CARROLL. devorea nuvoand 3 ur 32 Yo ral Thursday. January 3. p.m. from the above funer Interment Harmony Cemetery. CRAVEN. ELIZARETH. On_Monday. De- 3 Euclid st d ‘wife of the o other of Horace M. and Georu W. Craven mains resting at the W W _Chambers C funeral 1400 Chapin st. . Notice of funeral later. nnlus NETTIE. On Mondas. Decem- . her l‘t‘ldfl]c! l|(|| ‘ave. Seat Ple d beloved wife of the ll'e Ed-| ard Daniels _and mother of Hun Turnburke Harvey P. and Roberl Hazel E. Grigsby and 5. C. Tuea. Funeral from th above res(denu "onThui January £.1935, serv:ce; IY Lhe Plflh Baptist Shurh” and E sts 2 p.m. Relatives and friends ln\'ned DAY. anl e 'nmvun On Saturday. Decem 1934, st his residence D S uciid CHARLES THOMA! the beloved !rm of "‘E llle home. DONNELL[ GRAEME JOHN. On Mon- December 1. 1934, at his resic Eve st. n.w.. GR. JOHN Y. beloved hu!blnd nl Flor- ence Catherine Donnelly (nee Tierney). at_Timothy Hanlon's Hst.ne. Notice of ) D 3. Suddenly, on su...y r 30, 1834 New York | Cit ALFR! J. DUV, ALL. Mluve brother of Rarty Duvall and Mrs. Alice M. Kengia. Ful 1) wednsln d"z jan. St. Paul i vment. Hois Rood Gemeter FOUND. may be part Airdale. JLICE DOG. Call POI District 3607. y. male. uu over right eve. ne Muu mu 22 “:n: 30. "nmm. 0 04. Ther case_ o I* 314 Nicholson, i- Phone Georgia_3844. brown: vicinity G nd T1th FUR col.uu\fi el ad Tith CAT hm’E:‘ DiAMOND mo EYE GLA n. GLASSES. fol lduu fortoise xmu tr-me 14th between F and G; Dec. 3. Call rm. 447. All States nowl GLOVE, Dlack kid_(one), on P st. Detween Duun t Circle an l:th Dllndl! morning. Ifl- Bt gae SO Sn 300 st ‘Det, nn :."5“‘.‘5‘ e n 5 s “Burkiey: 1475 Col. rd. ln. m. hite. with black Mot Dae No. 14752, Reward for Te: llrll to 128 ’n-.nmun ave. nem ‘ REVOI 'm Pollee) 38 ' X Ve, Boats “Riward. Return. 'e.'.“«.‘r‘f":fl v)‘t‘&'" obds and ¥ McFADDEN. Braths. OHN LEWIS. Departed this life DYS LE! luddenl on Saturday. December e Lz agdalen Thomas. He also leaves a host of olher relatives and tnendl zesting at Barbour Bros.’ fun K st. ntil .hmury 1 ll"l&v meru".lr Tesiden: 1 'y £ Heart Cemetery, St. Marys County. Md 1 ISEMAN, uuvm €. Suddenly. on cember 31, 1934, MELVIN C. IISIMAN beloved on of ‘the late Herman and lara Eiseman. brother of Carl a . eodore Elseman, . Funers) Wednes a: January 2 1345 Lanicr place n'w. ~interment Wumnnun Hebrew Congregation. Hospi cember Uiversity PRITTER. asec 10 yéars: beiaveq 47560 Thursday. Januar p.m.: thence tn Wisconsin Avenue Bap- ;m Church. r&d lslx ll,gunl. Zion Cemetery, nur Rockville, GASKINS, KINS. devoted A GASI l'lIt of W. H. and Clll\! Henr\rlu Houston, and ‘sisier, of Esscican Rey s. Remains rnllnl Jarvis funeral chureh, 1442 Puneral Wednesday, . Yagu p.m the rnest Jarvis fu- Aefilchureh, Tnterment Lincoin Memo- rial Cemetery. GUY. IJI)IDTIIY l.Ule On Sunday. De- (e’ Homeorathic wc; jDeloved wite VERA. On Monday. December VER. : S Bis. 5.6, OF Wednesday. Jamiary *Tis at’ > p'm. Interment in Congressional Lemetbry HEISE, CARRIE L. On Monday Decem- T he recidence of her 3on. ‘T¥18 ‘Rhode. Tiland ave. ne.. CAR- RIE L. in her loving wife of th Heise and ‘mother of Frani R, Heise Puneral from above address Wednesday January 2. 193 p.m. Interment in Glenwood Cemetery 1 g Saturdas. De- RGE Remains resting at the Co. funeral hom %o T onow. untll Wednesday. Janu- : 0 am. Services at the Monday. Dece: l( hl Tesidence. 1745 after a brief illness and father of Mrs. M. A. Bryan of Wi ington. D_C.: Clyde P. and John F. S ,Xzyu of H!‘rndons Ve, Body resting st e 56, ve. g Wednfld:y January at 2 e Herndon “Baptist. CRurch Chestnut Grove Cemetery. (Leesburs papers plegsé LIP“‘O‘!B GFfllflI EDWARD. On Mon- Decembsr 31. 19:4. st his_Te: a-nc- 003 LAth £ 1 w. GEORGE ED- WARD. the devoted on of Dora Lips- comb and brother of William. James and John Lipscomb. Remains resting at t W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 14: You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. MAXSFIELD. KATHERINE GIBSON. O Monday. December 111034, at her resi- @ Pirey Branch rd. n.w A HFR’h! GIBSON. beloved wife of Wendell C. Man<field. Remain at the § Hines Co. fune: 2901 14th st. n.w. Services at t uneral nomr on Thursday. January i pm. Relatives and friends 17’\ ued MANSFIELD. KATHERINE G. meeting of the officers of Aca 2R Order of the Eastern S(nr onic Temple. 13th st. an vuk ave. nw. on January 3. 19 . for the purpose of a ur « NSFI Members invited 10 attend the services at Hines funeral parlors. 2901 14th st n 2 p.m der of :m Farthy matron. HELEN LY MAY A, WATTS. Sec MARTINO, ur.l:ln On Friday, Decem 28 Mount Aito Hospital A Q‘;L RTU\’) Funeral from the cmmn n n.w. on Wednesday Jan t 1:30 pm. Relatives and mmdt ‘are invited. 'Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 1 CORNELIUS I on \qnnnn Decemb reside; 1400 E st 1) brlo\»d mass at Fo'v Cam(nrl‘! Church at m Interment Arlington National Cemetery. Relatives and ds in- te McMASTER, LULA lfllFEl‘I(\LDEl Monday. December M. t 8 S it e Sorine Ma LOTA HOUSEHOLDER Joved wife of Herbert G. McMaster. aged 66 years. Funeral from her late resi- dence on Wednesd: 194 at 10 am. FPriends Interment (private) at Lovettsville. Va MONTGOMERY. WALLACE. >0n .hnuuy 035 at 6 am. at Children's Hi | WALLACE MONTGOMERY. \II'VIIIII.I ALEXANDER RICHARD. On rcember 1. 1934 at his re w. ALEXANDER LL beloved hushand B Stars Prances Mureinin, Fugers Ryan funeral home. on WeAnesday. Januar + %45 am thence to the Sacrer ch. where requiem mass wil elotives and "Interment Mou Olivet Cemetery. f THEODORE, R OOn Wed: i e Relatives and’ friends o Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 1 On Monday. De- Sibley Memorial wife of Robinson W. Pearce of 220 4th st. se. mother of Lenick. Staniey. Bryant, Jerus Pearce nd_Mrs. Bessie Fenley. Mrs. Prancis McCullousn . Mrs Helen Moore. | M Lilla May Claunch. Funeral from thé Ryan_funeral home. P on ‘Wednesday, Januars 1¢ al pm. Relatives and friends :nv\ted. R tittiyes g Trends er POOLE, ber Il S. On Monday. Deces A et Mefl(ord Mass.. WAR- P ved !llhf{‘ of Mrs. W mber: Tonera) Hame. 1400 Chapin st Bow: tice of funeral later . ABRAHAM. Suddenly. on D‘cem- A8, 1934, in Moscow, U. . 8 a heart at BRAH/ 3 MSivived ov “Ris Taodon Bress of "Washington, 2 daughter. Mrs. Ruth P. Rashby of New York RABBITT. CHARLES. cember ' 24, 14 ster-in-| |l‘ \lr< On Saturday. De- at ‘the home of his C!avmn Rnhmn of Glenmont. BITT. Secd BR Yerrs. Puneral from the above nce on Tuesday. January 5. Interment cl ille” w'man ROLLING. ALTHIA, Departed thi hte on Saturday. Decembe hil- Gren's Hospiiai ALTHIA ROLLING. de- yoted daushter of Mrc. Ella Rolling. lov- wnd s. Remains resting at the John T. Rhmu funeral chapel. ird and Eve stsl sw. Funeral Wednesday. Jan: 9:3 from toe above fineral' chapel. “interment Rosemont Cemetery. ROOKS. ELISHA. On Friday. December 234 at Walter Reed Gefieral H HLISH ROOKS. son of the late Winlia and Nannie Rooks. brnmer of Mamie Harrell and Juli Surviving him 1% “are "other ‘relatives and riends: Buneral Wednesday. January © 1935, at jer's funeral home. 389 . D¥ Interment Ar- - Degember "OROBA. belcved Rosa lnfl father Domlnlc. ’l‘homn FRANK X, Rusvand gt Rosina Ida Bélln. "ot latives "and invited. Interment Aount livet Ceme- tery. sAanzls ELIZA. Departed this |m on Saturday, December 20, 45 v iiother ot lovine ner Funcral | O Lillian Sorrell, H-iu heeler. o irice. Smith. n lrom Zion Baptist Churc) 3 3rd and 4th sts. sw. Rev. R C. bert officiating. Hlends invites mman: Lot Cemetary. SHIPLEY. ADA MAY. nday, Decem- nee of her v mmm Md.. Al LEY usby). beloved wife o( the late wnur Lee Shipley. neral from the above residence on Wednesday, Jan- BALY iends invited. InieFment Cedns Hill Gemeters. SMITH, KATE T, On Ssuurday, December at her residence 1406 ‘Good ITH (nee 7 Jears. beloved wife of mith, Funeral {rom home. 1th er soul. pdatdem. for the r ves Inter- d mfnu- Pavited. et Conghessional Cemetery. Departed, tnh SPAULDING. FANNIE E iife on Sunday, December residence of her Jlster, s, Joni & is. 1008 East 'ANNIE the late D. Al 5th year. loving ut: of | Iate Jos M. 0 A/ Chambers Co_funeral home. 1400 | v | Braths. TAYLOR. MALA¢ January 1. 10 “MALACRT. TAVLOR! 8r. hu: e late Ida Ta voted lnner o( Mlllchl Taylor. u Mollie “Tazlor; brother of Brown ‘Washingion. . Sfl‘?nl Hainey of Virginia, Rose of Baltimore. Md_. and Mrs. l‘lrl Brown of Vireinia, Remains resting at Erne vis_funeral church, Notice of funeral Tueadar. Tibe + Emersency Hos ANN KATHRYNE. ‘beloved wie of as Tepper and daughter of Leigh and Anns Shelley Thatcher Puneral (rnm h!l’ mother’s residence. 1316 15th on Wednesday. January 2, 10]5 ll 11 a.m. Interment private, TERRY. MARG! cember 30. 1 i 55, 317 V st. n.w. MAR= TERRY. beloved mother of George Prentiss: sister of Seville Pren. tiss. Charles and Paul Prentiss. and aunt of Myrtle Denn'son and Mrs. 8 E nd John eld. Sre also leaves olhfl' relatives_and friends the W. Ernest Ja ne Thursdey, Jlnuuy " Hl'l& i1 pm for tha and Richard Turner. ves three sisters, mother. two aunts lnd two_uncles. pains esting arthe W Ernest Jarvia tice of funeral later. AR (e TURNER. MARGARET. Departed this lite Sunday. December 10, 1 Fu; 1935. at 1 p. Bund funeral home. Fiorida ave, mane) 8 WALKER, FREDERICK E. Suddenls. on December 19:34_ near his !el';\illp i e l.'l. CK [ elove : Wllk!r (nee Bitzer), “N.:lltl of ?\:l‘fzrll w/mz. WL ARE. WILLIAM C. Hospital lie Suddenly on 8un- 1934 WILLIAM 'C. Fusbasd Ware, oRemains resting ham Co._funeral w. Interment ll Clm'on wnfl:\c:l. EDMUND ¥ Md(mlev :' h d F. beloved husband of Elh' E. V t- tengel Body resting at Warner E. Pumphrey's !untr-l h')me Rockviile. Md. | Notice of service lat 7; Jaou e of tie Alfred'E._W113 ‘and mother of Alfred E. Jr.. and Estelle T. Wild. Funeral from her late Tesidence n3i joth st me. Thursday. January 3. p.m_ Inter- ment. Bock. Creek. Cemeters. " Relatises and friends invited 2 mu TAMS. JULIA ELIZABE a3, Decem 50 B Moptsomery County ‘General Hos: pital. JULIA ELIZABETH. in her 2:th year. beloved daughter of John T. and Sadie Cissell Wiliiam: Kensington, Md_ Funeral from he sesidencs on Wednesday. Janusry {zrment. Monocacy € Chasin'st. On_ Mond; Wi rende WILD, Ji On Tuesdn 10 TIHLAATT. Seloved u On Mone D.m. Tetety. Bealisvilie, at Emc-gency Hospital. AL zm' T the belor "4 usoang of Al Zust. Fuperii . Bard % co R ZUST. ALBERT F. On Sunday. Decembe, B pm Rel Intermen: Hill Cemetery. In Memoriam. COX. ELLEN ANN. In sad but loving re- membrarce of my dear mother. ELLEN N COX. who departed this life four aso todey. Ja ry 1. 1931 hl d. the !ho(( xevnl. ht her death & e Tost can te. ing without sh! !'ld a smile for every one. heart as pure a To those who knew and Joved her Her memory will never grow old. A wonderful mother in every way. One who was better God never made. A wonderful worker. 50 loyal and true— One in & millionthat mother_¥as you; AUGHTER. DORA. MARY ELIZABETH. 1 & remembrance of mother, and_ srandmother ELIZABETH JONES-| BILLO D ° DA ND GRANDGON LILA 1 s.wrm AND J ARCHIBALD SMITH JO\ES Blu,nw. MARY ruluflll memors _of Wother. MARY 'ELIZABETH o BI u,ows wha entered int n;r!-r"t In In sad 1 f Gur devored an er HENRY P PREDIGER dl-d m suddenly siX years ago tocay, January 1. 1929, Gone is,the face we loved so well nt the voice we loved to hear but true. and we T wh The ohe We loved best was the "Hrst 10 how 1 miss you. ne b ae. o Iheves d = t 50 Tife Has never been the Although ynu. soul is n0| And free from care and THr % ATt would seem like heaven If T had you back again. God give us strength to carry o one. Until our day is don And there. before the judgment seat We wm mefl again our beioved one. WIFE AND CHILDREN. * SHELTON. wusA M. Temembrance of my dear wife LO M SHELTON. ‘who departed this life year ago today. January 1. 1934, Of'umn our thoughts go wandering 0 the giave not far away. Where lles the sweetes: memory T"m will never fade away. Wi we give to see her face. Her Toving hand :o touct To_hear her voice and see ber smile cant 1o ua e uch. a mel and kin ner was e i st 10 the end of her gors. Shicere and true in heart and mind. Beautiful memories she la: el "’R b l 'VOTED HVSBAVD JAMSS C. SHELTO SORRELL. LEONARD. In loving remems ance of our dear husband and father. PEOSARD SORRELL. who departed this fife two years ago today. January L 18 God only knows hot we mvss nl . Since that _sad dreary LOVING WIFE AN CH!LDR!N In sad but loving re- nd ~brother. !d this life one year ago foday. Janu: ‘We were happy when you were mm us. Lonely are our hearts today, For the_one we loved so dearly ‘Has forever been taken away. THE FAMILY. TAYLOR, WILLIAM M. In sad but loving remembrance - of of our father, 'AYLOR. who fl?nlfl!fl lhl‘ life six 1e-rs ag0 today, January 19.9. "rimu HENR TlLDA AND -rHoMn 'rnw xn:opnk: CHARLES M, In loving mem- ry of my dear husband and our father CHARLSM THEODORE. who deu ed uus Jie two years ago today, January but not_forgotten TAYLOR. '3 YcY McAFEE "Not_ dead to us who love him. He's only gone before He lives with us in memory nd_will forevermore. . HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. YNN, RUTH I In sad but loving re- membrance of our durly Mln\!d dlulh- ter and mother. ho departed this life UTe sear g0, Jan- uary 1. 1934 We open the door of memory's Past ‘0 claim a loving face. “Tiz ‘mother. dear. come back to us. For no one can take your place. One year has passed since we said Ane Yarned from your grave away. 1 the memory of your, pertect lite Shall nvnuco-eo AND CH'L- Bai oS, Ao, cro Y M. GLADYS C. ECARD HOWARD L. WYNN. 14 3 c st. ne. Joscph F Bu'cb s Sons YCOCK_ Msr.) '5’,'”:,’“‘.2.‘:‘- grons wik 0043034 M St. N.W. ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding ! 3 sh;i iflmll Formerty 1268 B 8t N.W. Decatur 6242 23 Conn. Ave. JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th Il N. W. !’l!nl NOrth 0047 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connec Jactes NAtional 2892 1009 H St. N.W. p.m,. t217J. William Lee’s Sons Co. CREMATORIUM 4th and Mass Ave. NE Lincoin 5200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. luammh 8t. N W NAtional 2473 jodern Chapel. ____ FUNERAL DESIGNS. LH. 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