Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1935, Page 9

DWIGHT G. HOWERTH FUNERAL TOMORROW - Relatives From Michigan and Pennsylvania Coming Here for Rites. Funeral services for Dwight G. Howerth, well known young electrical engineer for the Potomac Electric Power Co, who died suddenly Tues- day night, will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m,, at the family residence, 1112 Euclid street. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. The funeral was delayed pending the arrival of relatives. A brother, Herbert Howerth, is coming from Pontiac, Mich. His father and three sisters from Pennsylvania also will attend. Mr. Howerth, & native of Shamokin, Pa., was a graduate of Cornell Uni- versity and came here in 1925 to THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1%, 1935. ! DR. COUPAL’S RITES join the staff of the power company. In addition to his widow, Mr Dorothy Pletcher Howerth, he is sur- vived by a daughter, Shirley Claire. Etchings to Be Exhibited. An exhibition of etchings by Min- nie L. Briggs will be sponsored tomor- row afternoon by ¢he District League of American Pen Women at the Bur- lington Hotel. More than 40 prints re to be shown, the exhibition being tnpen from 2:30 to 4 o’clock. NO ONE CAN QUESTION A BELL REDUCTION IT HAPPENS ONLY TWICE-A-YEAR BELL'S half yearly sale Suits, Overcoats, Topcoats, Tuxedos Tomorrow at 8: 30 a. m. o Charge for Alterations CHOICE OF ANY GARMENT IN OUR STOCKS af these 2 low prices Washington men don’t need to be told that Bell never owned a suit made to sell for as little as $15.85. reduced It’s only twice a year Bell Clothes are Twice a year Bell drops profits to clear racks of all present stocks and to acquaint hundreds of new customers with the fine quality of Bell Clothes. “It’'s a great opportunity for you. It’s a great piece of advertising for us.” Now is the time to buy another Bell Suit, Topcoat, Overcoat or Tuxedo at truly great savings. If you have never worn Bell Clothes, get acquainted. Y ou will make a good buy. We will make a lasting Bell Customer. Every style and fabric that is new and in demand is here. Most of the garments are suitable for year-around wear. * A Size to Fit Every Man and Young Man * 721 l4th St. * 916 F St. * 941 Pa. Ave, TOMORROW MORNING Coolidge Physician to Be Buried in Arlington—Mass at Hospital. Funeral services for Dr. Francis Coupal, sician during the Coolidge administrs tion, will be held at the W. W. Cham- bers chapel tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. followed by requiem mass in the chapel at Walter Reed Hospital at '9:30. Burial will full military honors ‘wm be in Arlington National Cem- stery. Dr. Coupal died yesterday in Wal- ‘ber Reed Hospital after a brief ill- ness. He was a retired Medical Corps colonel. Born In Quincy, Mass, 50 years ago, Dr. Coupal began his practice in Boston after being graduated from Tufts College in 1906 and attending medical school there. He was com- Imimoned a lieutenant in the Medics Reserve Corps in 1915, and made a major in the lar Army four years later after distingulshed service in France, When President Coolidge chose him as White House physician, Dr. Coupal was assistant curator of the Army lmdlcnl Museum here. He was recog- nized as a specialist in the treatment of cancer and had written numerous articles for medical journals regarding the disease. He is survived by his widow, the former Martha L. Wilfert of Boston: his mother, Mrs. Mary Coupal, and three sisters and two brothers, all of Massachusetts. — Marine Planes to Exhibit. Demonstrations during the all- American air races at Miami, Fla. January 10 to 12, will be given by 36 Marine planes from the Quantico, Va., base. Secretary Swanson yesterday authorized the trip, but specified that the planes could not compete in the races, C/dar’ Hill uybn: most &auh/’ L C/meterg See What You Buy and Know Vfl:fi 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 pnu. only This Metal Caeket 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. $265 Chambers’ price for 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. 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. 0732 SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 11th St. S.E. Phone Lincoln 4477 Rites Today THOMAS A. MULLETT. THOMAS A. MULLETT RITES HELD TODAY Burial in Glenwood Follows Church of Epiphany Serv- ices for Architect. Funeral services for Thomas A. Mullett, 66, prominent Washington architect and son of the designer of the State, War and Navy Building, were to be held this afternoon at the Church of the Epiphany, followed by burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Mr. Mullett died suddenly Wednesday eve- ning in a taxicab en route from his office to his home, 1715 Eighteenth street. ‘The architect of Visitation Monas- tery in Alta Vista, Md., the Capitol Park Hotel, the Union Trust Co. An- nex and other buildings here and in Charles Ttown, W. Va. Mr. Mullett was working at the time of his death on the new Remington-Rand Building at Thirteenth and F streets, He learned his profession as an ap- prentice to his father, Alfred Bult Mullett, who was supervising architect of the Treasury in the Grant admin- istration. The elder Mr. Mullett aiso was campaign manager for James G. Blaine in the 1884 presidential cam- | paign against Grover Cleveland. A member of the American Insti- tute of Architects, Mr. Mullett was & | member of the Washington Board of | Trade and chairman of its Municipal Art Committee. He is survived by his brother, Rich- ard M. Mullett, and a sister, Mrs. Laurence F. Schmeckebier. B — Bank Expenses Cut. Austria’s recent banking reorganiza- tion has decreased expenses and elimi- nated duplication. FOUND. FOR LOST OR WANTED Animal Rescue League. Phone North 5730 LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. Saturdays and Wegal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star _up to 11 Saturda; ;BLNCH OF, { OF KEYS on ‘edne: S on Oth &t fnaPaw valuable to owne DIAMOND BRACELET, with s v ew Year's eve. . apply 71 Oest. nw. bll een E 1. 5190 apphires .‘ 0054 vaewanl Phun— Cleveland DOG. _toy bull: brown._ whit | eves, 2 white feet, mos. old Dec’ 2. Reward._Phoue_West_036Y. DOG —W haired terriel biack. | apd can % months old, ‘afiswers fo “Cellini”: ' in" Brookland. D. C Plesse relurn 16 B4 Simith. 4104 13tk b1 ace. blue h and K. white ame Ty _shape, three or near Mayflower Reward. Mansser's o imitation _pearls. in Hotei. Monday evening. office” Mayflower Hotel ENVELOPE WITH $36. on between 11th and 12th sts. If found. nlu e notify W, A, Thompson st 1224 Fairmont st., or am Navy Lothrop's. er in u Between Jan. ng Pitomac POCKETBOOK, blac TIO0esS Siasen case. change | ity_11th and &. Potomac_11 RING—Gold signet Ting, IBItals 3. M_B, ll’; blue enamei. Reward. Tfl:nhou Met, SMALT CLOTH BAG, containine _biforal lasees. on Ok SR all_NA. 2630._Af WIRE.HAIRED TERRIER PUP 1 s | gld.biack snd white: vicinty Chevy rd. t._ Emerson_3 llnktfl R o ulova. et ist : Priday ard. For a Regular $150 Funeral Such an offer 1is only made Dou!blt because of 25 year experience. "It 't {ime and tes ng business to . permit the establishing of & price that Is extraor- Deal _service vs the sume WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Ph. LI. 8200-8201 With Deep Regret We Announce the Death of John L. Walter For 56 Years Our Most Faithful Employee and Loyal Friend Wm. Hahn & Co. | BROOKS. SHRYOCK FUNERAL SET Former Bank Cashier to Be Buried at Stephens City, Va. Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va, January 4.— Funeral rites will be held tomerrow at Stephens City for Russell A, Shry- ock, 58, former bank cashier, whose unexpected death occurred last eve- ning while he was reading s news paper at his home. He was & son of the late Jacob N. and Elizabeth Shryock and a native of Stephens cnsyfirvmnz are his widow and one :’ctl; James Shryock, the latter of this Qurds of Thanks. IIIONANN. WILLIAM F. We press our sincere thanks and a to our many friends and Clatio ?or their kind expressio " ANNIE KEHOE. & We wish - s and apprecia ) MR AND MH-! JAM]B A. KEHOE, * Beuths. ANDII!D IIAVDIIDGE M, On Thurs- y. Jauuary ; AU Bis residence S Bt v & BN RITGE beloved husbaud of Agnes Mabel Anderson and tather of Dorothy C. An- derson. Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral Lom: b Iath 3 nw Saturday. Januar pm. liter- ment Oukwood Cemetery, Fails Church, !AGI.I)IAV MRS. FRED W. On Japuary 'RED oni €. on k 4 pm. Iuterment Mon- day at 11 am. at Prospect Hill Cem- elery, ) ARLES E. On Priday. Jan- yary 4 Tuso AL ESegeeiown Untiersity Hospita RLES . the beloved son o "Tonn ¥ G Mariba Ann. Barbe Tesidence 6310 931d St B.w, Notice of funeral later, uovnl MAUD D. On Priday. Jlnunry 35-oht Der residence 508 7th ed wifs ok cn Charies Ikl belo: B Bionai. Notice of funeral BITNER, HELEN E. On January 1, 1935, HELEN E. BITNER. beloved daughter of Mary E. and the late Trone Bituer. Re- nalus uauu( u the rrmd:nc: of her Powell. 4 Caual January 5. at 5:30 &.m.. {rom above resi- dence; ‘thénce io Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church. Conduit road n.w. where mass will be said at 9 a.m. Burisi in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Kelatives and friends luvited. . BLAKE, ROBERT. Departed this life Pri- day. 'December 2% w4, alter a long llinéss. ROBER' e leaves to WGP (et Joss TH swters u Brotner and a host of friends. Remalns resting &t Barnes & Matthews' funeral home. 4th st sw. where funeral will be mna Friday, Jaiiuary 4. 1935, af 3:30 IOGIE ’DO‘II}EHY M. dznce Tigs S0t ¢ ne beloved wife X 04 motner of Harold and Catl B Remains resting at the W W Chambers Southeast funeral uome, 517 1lth . until Saturday. a.m. Servic Stafford Court House. Va Kelatives and friends a BROOKS BERNARD W. Deparied this Thurséay, Janusry 3. 1635. BER- NA RS W SROCRE belorea wusiand o Julis E. Brooks, father of Thelms Ber- nice Brooks, stepfather of Marion E Gordou aud Plorenc . Leonard. He lso leaves 10 mourn their luss Lwo sisters, four Lrothers. two wrandchildren and & host Of other relatives snd friends. Remains resting at 1,14 14ih st. n.w Bt 1. until 11 &.m.. Sunday. Interment Chantitla Va. BROOKS, OCEANA. On Wednesday. Jan- uary 2, 1935, at 2:20 p.m.. at her resi- dence " 1542 14th st. n.w. OCI BROOKS. devoted wife of the Kugene Brooks and loving mother nl Everett A. rocks and Oceana B Ma Nnertl fluuu'dl' Jlnulrv 5. lnle mrni Woofl\ltn c.mn:rv n\ue BROOKS, OCKANA The Wemas's Pred- erick boiglas Benent Asiocisuon au: aounces the leal BROOKS. £ coRanA MRS E_DENT. Presiden MRS FUF RAYMOND. Secreiars " . OCEANA. Officers and members ‘en_of Stba Housenold of Ruch G. U O. F.. are hereby xmn!kd to :uu.d !he !Ilnerll n( Sister OCEANA 00 Sfimrdl: Janu- 5. 1935, at'2 p.m.. from St. Like's P. E. Church DELE HILL M. N, G. HARRIET E. TYLER. W. R. OCEA! The cfficers members of the Grand Chaprer. O. grereduested 1o witend the funeral of P.a. M ANA BROOKS. on Saiyr- m.. from 8t. *sti ana’ Chineh On _Thursday, hu sister s resi- ROTHY M.. at 2 pm. invited to and ES iy Janunty & Luke's P-E Church. sts. nw, FHYLL] RKCHAI“J \ PHILLIPB G R P MAMIE L STEWART. BROOKS, OCEANA. Tht _officers and members of Prince Hali Chapter. No. 5. o. are nereoy notified and re- auested attend the funeral of Past Grand Matren OCEANA BROOKS. Sat- urday. January 3. 1945, &t 2 pm.. fiom St. Lukes P Crurch. '15th snd Church sis.n.w AB'.IE F. RIDDICK. R. M. AMBROSE SHIEF. JR.. K. P, BERTHA SAUNDERS. Sec’y. . BROWN, EMMA. Departed this life Thurs- day. uary 3. 1935 after a brief ill- ness. EMMA BROWN. She leaves to mcmn her loss & loving mother and ner, Bmma and Leonard Brown. Deral from Barnes & Matih bome, ¢1¢ 4th ot. 5w, Seturday. Ju 555, ot 5 “Mhterment Rosemont Cemetery. CARL, EVELYN n d . Funeral from her par- ents residence; 1626 V gt s.e. on Sat t 8:30 a.m.; thence 13th where requiem mass will red at b am. for the iepose of €s and friends invited. Interment C!fllr Hill Cemetery. On Thursday. m.. St. rest C\len cemetery. COOLIY ALlCl' Jonn's'_Catuolic Church, Md. Interment church On Friday, Jeuary 4. at iere. home. 4th 3 ¥ 0.6 Notice of Taneral ater 5 MOLLIE. On Wednesday. Jan- 1935 st Galinger Hospital M ER. beloyed mother of 1da Less nd Moses Cooper. Remains Testiug at Stewart's funeral home. 30 H st. ne. Notice of funeral Iater. 4 COUPAL, DR. JAMES F. On Thursday, Januaty 5 1935, st Waller Reed Gen: gral Hospital F.. beloved = T Co. ‘tunersi fome, 1300 chnpm St BW. on Satur- day. hn“edv . at ¥ s thence to Waiter R 1. where mass will N ORered at ST a.m. for the repose of his soul Diterment Arlingion Na- tional Cemietery with full miliiary honors. COUPAL, COL JAMES F. Memb: d inéent B. Costeilo Post. No. 15, Aimerican Topion fll! Jlnu‘ ry 5. lbl'n5 uneral of our late Gl saEs ¥, oGy Fation Natane: Cemetery. ai 1045 o th. Il on l“finl etery. & 2 m. o N NELL. Commands GEGRGE D. P’RY%. Adjutant. BFRTEE L ra" Dace,_and_ daughier of "Josenn tnd nrh-r‘umumgn emains mnn: 32 Y K “} 16 ou si. D.W. jundsy, Jan) éh" at_1:15 Asbury M. E. urch. 11th ane sts. terment Lincoln Memorisl Cems IIAVIS SAMUEL. On Thursday, January 3. 1935, at his residence. 723 Mor- nmn xl n. W' BAMUEL DAVIS. brother detice “on Satu o'clock p.m. Imcrmem vnvll!. Plnn omit flowers. DAVIS, THOMAS £. On Thursday. Jan- A t Mount Altc Hospital, 1A "?“ AVIS. - Remajns restio funera Notice of ner . from THONAR . A Cmbers. Co. Bbme. 1400 Chapin st how. services later. DOIEBY. CHARITY. y. January 1 dence. 729 Delawal w&d thk life on I8 Wi l'! g A}lfl*" DORRY. m(nnl‘o.vlnc motner of Mrs Mps- nt eneur’A. ll’ml 3 Rev. Fa hciating: { 2 D .m.. from Inte Btafl]‘a. DAY, lAfill LAYTON., luddtnlyuon u- k usry 1 rsey W. Da: eral services will be heid In Bethesda A in M. ved " wite. of Md. Pu ARLES l.l”!nddm!y on t Sarhcd Hotpital, GHA USH. beloved husband of Agnes T. ulb\uh (nee_Sullivan) and beloved son the late Prederick and erick and Mary Kelley Albulh. emains resting 4th neral from his lll! Ie!ldllll'! st on turday morn- e st 9730 o'tiock: thence to Bacred Heart Chirch. where mass will Le said repose of hi latives snd Friends Taviies o atiend. Interment Mo\lm Oh\el. Cemetery. 4 SHER. ADA C. Suddenly. cn Thursday, 1935, at Casusity Hosp! beloved ‘Wite of William R She A! also survived by eleven dau neral services at bers Co. Southeast fu- 11th st. s n Sat- 5. at 8:3) am.; thence Peter's Catholic Church, Where mass will be offered at ¥ am. for the Tepose of her soul. Relatives aiid friends f%, tuvited to aiend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. FRAZIER, WILLIAM, D:nlrled lhh hh January 2. 1935, LLIAM B e 10 ey thess Yoss. hie be loved wite Lucy Prazier, three sons. one daughter and s other relatives nd. friends. -Rematus resting at Gedvee QGardiner & Sous' funeral home. 3 4ih st sw. Funeral Saturday uary 5. Rev. McCoy officiating. Reidlives s’ fHcids snoitear Pater: ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. OANI' LUSTER. On Thursday. January 1935, at her residence. 110% Columbis xd n.w. LUSTER GANT. Sunmna her are a devoted daughter. Anita Gant; ore aunt. Elsie Cristman. one uncle wmsemm Cristman. &ud many friends. Funeral Sunday, January 6. at w.. from Praziers funerai nome, 4%y ave. n.w.. Rev. R. W. Biooks officiating Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 6 GAYMON, CARRIE E. On' Wednesday.. aL her residence. 1415 sey ave. nW RRIE E. GAY- MON 'beloved wifé Of Hetiry M. Gayimon and sister of Dr. J. H. Hutton of Omaba. and Julian aud Tueodore Mc- Remains resting at the Mc- uire funeral nome. 180 Yth st. n.w Funeral Suncay Jumn!y 6. at 1:40 p.m Irom Metrop A E. Church, M 5t between 15th and 16th sts. HARDIN, WILLIAM. Departed lPu hlt on Mcndsy, Deceinber 51, 19 LiaM HARDIN of 410 K st h leaves 1o mcurn their loss a lov W ardin. ir. and & host of other rela- tives and irlends, Body resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home. New Jer- AW Fueral Satur- & 35. at 1 pm.. from Siiamed chapels” Helatives and Triends avites: HOWERTH. DWIGHT G. On Tuesd anuary 1, 1935, at Lis residence )11' uciid st. n.w.. DWIGHT G. HOWERTH. beloved husband of Dorothy Pletcher Howerth. _ Services at the above Iesi- dence on Saturday. January 5. at 2 pm Interment Rock Creek Cemeiery. 4 HUTCHINSON. WILLIAM LOU denly. on Thursday. Janusry i the Teiidence of e Tather of Mis i steptatier of Sister “Mary Firn L and J Conrad Jacobs. Fune the" Love residence on uary 5, at 9:15 am tin's Church. Nort where lequiem m am. Relatives a terment St. Mary's Cem JOBNSON. ELLA, ~Depurted this o at her res rummce 80 O tin heis Tk e devoted ushand: Johnson ola Mery Wilson. Neitie Robin: 05t of cther nieces. nephews and Remains resting st Barnes & Mathew's funeral Lome, €14 4ib si. s.% Notice of funeral later. KENDRICK, CHARLES E__On Thursday. 35, &t Georgetown Uui- Jerty” Hospitar” CHARLES B KEN RICK. husband of Tille Kenarick (e Killlan) and devoted fatner of Kat Fravkiin and Killian Kendrick. —Brief services at his late residence. 1361 Har- vard st nw on Saturday. January 5. at 730 pm. Funeral servic Presbyterian Church. Ashburn. V. Irwin 1 trom KULLE, LOUIS F. On Thursday. January 1935, ai_bis residence. U3 Virginia ave. 3w LoUIS B KULLE beioved Tus: | band of the late Eiizabeth M. Kulle and M Kulle. Fuperal from his late residence Monday. January 7. st Sclemn iends terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. LANCASTER, LOUIS. Departed this life denly ‘on Jauuary 3. 1935. LOUIS | RS BE8T fuceand of Sadie Lancaster and devoted fatner of Duua son of the late Isiah anf Rhes Freeman Lancaster and brother of the late Sadie Louise and Grace Lan. casier Rerg:lr; may be see L ¢ By & & Sonin Stccing in Harimoiy Cemetery LEE, EMMA. On Wedn¢ dl! Jn‘ l" o de of John 8 c Robinson and Mny W Testing at_Stewart s funeral b §t. e Funeral Sunday, an pm. from Vermont Avenu Enbith INerment Paviie's Cemetery. 5 LEE, JOHN R, On Thursdas. January 1. 1035 esider 2nd OIiN R . beloved husband of Elitabelh e. biother of Mrs. Alberta Bm!n Brother-in-law of William M&INS _Tesing &t o Home. 30°H'St Me. “Notice of funeral later 5 | LIESCOMB. GEORGE EDWARD, On Mon- December 31, 1944, at his Tesi dence TOYR TN st WARD. the devoted son of Ja Dora Lipscomb and brother of William. d Joh: opn Lipscomb, Rematni W, Binest Jatvis D. and y 3. 1935, Ve lun"ll churrh from Pnterment lrtmo Va. 4 MARTIN, SARAH. On Wednesday, Jan- umdéz.edw st the residence of her son, A TS mother ot William gmtn ranidmother of Bessie Thomas and Wil- iam Bolden. ir.; masher-in-law of ChaI- lotte Bolden. ~ Surviving her also sre seven great l'ihdtrndren and _other relatives and Funeral Satur- da Dm. from FPra- Sitr's Tuncral home, 359 R 1 ave. n.w. & On Friday. Jan; s, fesidence, 1% AR See Y Testing at the above residence. Funeral be he the above residence on Monday. qQuiem mass nl S\ am. Interment Mount Mcum!. L PATRICIA ANNE On Thur Children’s 0!91‘:1 Ffi'RXCIA ANNE McGUIRE. . McGiuire, He\lh(l Md after. MEKENNEY, JAMES, On Wednesday, Jan- - 1035. st his residence, € Trv. SaniEs. ‘eloved husband “TeRenbey and father of Juia Miller and James and Arthur Mc- mney. Pune: i ambers Co. 1D st. B Notice of funéral heres thence to Sacred Heart Chilich. Where reqiiiem mass will b of- fered at ® am. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited. In- térment Mount omn c«mu ¥ 4 . GIOAVANN Thus . 7 3. 1045, gt he ek reatdence 5105 the beloved wife' !l!a M lers mother of William Melera, nel from her late Tesidence on Saturday. January 5. at hence to “St. Steplien's Eathorlt "cnurch. where mass il be offered at 9 s.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and (mndl m\mu In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. METZNER, URBANA_J. On Thursday. January'3. 1935, URBANA J. METZNER inee Hclliday). beloved wife of Clifton George Metzn residence. 1 urday. . Ji fnterment St Mary's Cemetery. Tyesdas. January 1. MICKEY. MARY. On Tuesday. January 1. of 1 BArrie and Annic Alcker and fisver of nulmln Harris. Alonzo Jack- son and rown. Remains resting ; hc W Ilnen Jarvis funeral church, 142 t. n.w. Notice of funerai nm: LL JEAN E. Suddenly. on Wed- 203" sincrson st . ife of the late Wiiliam Oscar MitcheH. Fotuly il 58 iows o st nw. 3&':"‘ seri ‘. xth Prubnefl R AR s Peiment Glenwood Cemeters. MITCHELL, JEAN. A special m:elml of e Ghapter No. enlled lur turday. Anum 5 l . at 1 for the purpose of conduct- ine hxnel'll ser\tce: 1 r our late siste AN MIT¢ order _of _t| worthy matron. ANNA SMITSKAHP GRACE 1. BARR. l!cu!lr! MURRAY, ANNA M. uary 3. 1956, ANNA uua eral from H. M. leus funeral 41 11th s on_Baturday. anuary 5. st 11 & terment Con- sressional Cemetery. me. 1 NNELL. CHARLES MICHAEL _On ‘ednesday. January 2. 1935. at his resi- ce. 144 u__st. n.e. CHARI TCHAEL g‘ccfl«nh.. Jeliived husband ‘Annie P, O Connell QHQ! Merrill). A Y PN Ji at {firflu cnuun. North Ca 4 tives |n 'nhu- fivited. Intermient Mount Otiyet metery. IDIIIM) l.l'll. OnWednndu .Yln. [ Preedmen’s Hospital £EW18" ROBINSON. devoted. husband of Zenovia Robinson. father of Rellnlld binson and broiher of Mary Harpe ¢ HII‘VEY Robins Re- L ihe W l‘r‘ngt Japyis | ou st D.w. No- laters s A9 BDeaths. ROANAM. On Thursday. January ul the residence of her da Mri. Marearct A- Buiin ot 040 B 5w ROANAN. beioved wife of the George Rush. _Puneral from sbove residence ‘oiy 8a d attend. Hill Cemetery. SHERWOOD. GEORGE FRANKLIN, Wednesday, January home, Pairfax. Va.. Gi BHERWOOD. “beloved Minnie Waple Sherwood neral frol s late residence on Saturday, Tanuary p.m. Interment x SISTER MARY ANNUNCIATA, day. January 4, 1935 orgetown Paiversity Howsital Sister MaRY AN NU! (Murphy). Order Praucia: Punersl mans wiie 1 st Georgetown University Hosbital, Chape on Monday. Jenuary X Interment Mount Oliv « SKIPWITH, ERASMUS, On Tuesday. Jene uary 1. 1633 at 215 dence, ‘Arlingion. Va WITH. beloved son of Mrs, Cora Robin- s0n wind the late Samuel 8kipwith. Hi 8150 leaves o Sister Mis. Baruh Peters s0n: two brothers. Louis and aunts. Mrs. Ariieths Ficlds and 3 one uncle. Mr. Erasmus Dea i-law. Joseph Peterson, one g sou. and many other ‘Teiatives and friends mains resting at the W. C. Arnold fus neral pariors, 411 North Patrick . Alexandria. Va.. until Priday. 4: thence to his'late residence. Saturday January 5 at I o Mount Zion Baptist Church. Va RQV, Jumes E. Oon Pri- Arlingto Green. un(ul.‘ E BAULINE H . the ‘belo Robert Steele and daushiter of Eith A: Warder. Puneral services al her late residence. 1rll E Bauurday, Junuary's. i ¢ pin he Kenilworih Presbyterian C Bedllvorih ate und Ora it Relatives and ment Glenwood L(mr(fn frienas National Cemetery, THOMAS, WILLIAM, beyoud. on Thursday &t his Tesidence, 0. Passed (o the great Janury 3. 1 ‘Joseph brother of the late uumou “Thomus, - He aiso Teav loss five sisters, s:andchildren and & e Edelin; Monday. January % “a.m. for the repose of hia. sou terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. TROTH. EMMA JANE. On Friday Janus 1135 ai her home, 05 Raymond % > chievy Chuse, Mo EMMA JANES beioved wife of the Horace Troth, sr. Funeral c Chevy Chase M January vilie Unio at _his resi JOHN L Walier uary 3. 1935 Garrison st n.w husband of Emma 'S Testing at the W reh. Chevy Chate Clrcie Ve, OB Saturday. Jaiiis elitives and friend Cedar Hill Cemetery WALTER, JOHN The members of Poe tomac Valley Forge 0. U A M. w neral pailors Ch.gln 5. n.Ww Tuis at ¥ pin our brother. JOI ALT TAMES WHEATE 3K Councilior, L. M. GREEN Secrelary WARD, HARRY N. on Thursdey. January 3. T 4 2o "HARRY'N "Peloved husbabd of the neral from the ieral chapel, on Saturday, January Relatives and friends i cent Rock Creek Ce at 2 pm, Interment 110 igld service fof WIGHINGTON. WILLIAM HENRY pesday. 'Junuary it 1 ence of his_so Rid"* WILLTAM HENRY: oy mnlrfl ter . RU ™ LEE. On Wednesday, Junuary 2. 1935, at the nhome Si.nlf) rd.. Arli S, beloved in- B. snd Loui: ihe sbove a “iterment 4 1t Funeral from 1 Funieral Yo the above uueu, chapel on Mon= ay. January %30 am : thence 0 St Joseph's Cnun—h where muss will be sung_at 9 tives and frien invited. ‘Interinent at Gedar Hill 5 i » host of other es and friends. Remains resting Barnes & Matthews' tfuneral 614 4th st. s.w. Notice of funer Iu Memoriam. CLABAUGH. ALVAH N. In sad but loving Temenibra desr husbund and our father, SLVAR N CLABRUGH who d%;{d four years ago today, Junuary & 1831 hom laters Rest in peace. your pains are ended; Sweetly sleep. your work 1s done ou have gone where those who love you Soon_are coming. one by one. LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS COLEMAN. THOMAS E. In iovink ory of our beiovea husband. father and grandfather THOM E. COLEMAN, Who departed this iife five years ko U January 4. 1§ ALRIVETsATY ma: &t St. Dominic’s Church God knew the secret of your heart, roan dropping tear o iz throne. ILDREN S RANDCEILDRE EY, FREDRICK C. i . my_husband. FI RICK C. . who departed this life one Jear ago today. January 4. 1934 Those whom we love go out of sight, ‘But never out of mind Tf¢¥ I!X'E (‘hf{‘hllt‘d n the henr's Ot tliose they leave et mIs. D(Em SriD WIFE: SADIE. GHURCH; DOR-SEY AND CHILDRE! ol‘isov RICHARD 8. In loving mem- : 3 beloved hisband RICHARD 87 ISHNBON Who passed AWay one eAr 880 today. January 4. 1834 *Tis sweet to remember him who once s here. ‘Though &s to me he is fust as dear The midnight stars shiue on the grave Of the one I love, but could not save. ‘When I am alone and silent. T breathe with & deep Tex For sou were mine sud I hould ai d LOVING WIFE. MATTiE MOORE JOHNa mmmher POWELL) ANNIE ©. Tn sad but loying ‘memory_of our dear mother. ANNIE FOWELL. who pasied uway oie year ko today. Janusry 4. ‘You're not forgot un Nor ever shall you be As)ong &% e and. umumy Ias We shall remember_ilie VIN G&HIU)RIJH * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CRAS. S. ZURHORST Co. 1, EAST CAPITAL 301 Al _ifiseph F. ‘Birch's Sons HAYCOCK_ Mgr.) Phone WEsL «mn., Ehone WEs 00003034 M St. N.W. “ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding t! original w. R.'SPEARE Formerly 1208 H St. N.W, Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. AV& JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th Il. N.W. Phe NOrth 0017 Established 1876 CHAMBERS V. L. SPEARE (0. mmm the guccesgor to nor connected 'un uln 'ftot';san enllblllhm-nl Natiohar 2802 3 wmm Co. CREMARORIYV! 4th and Mass Ave. NE Lincoln ass Ave, NE I 5200 rank Geier’s Sons Co. {318 Seventh St N.W N Ational 2473 ern_Chavel Tel FUNERAL DESIGNS. WEST "0 Designs b, i '].!m’.l-’ Experts U HSMALL & SONS 'Ilul Trlhllu $2.50 up. Delivered "GEO. C, SHAFIE'E‘i'i’ FLO! HO IM‘I‘I PllClluP!DKI NA'I' ll“ i ‘s 14th © Eye A \ mother. dear,