Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1935, Page 9

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 6, 1935—PART ONE. A.M.WYANT FUNERAL WILL BE TOMORROW Former Representative Served in Congress for 12 Years, From 1920 to 1932. MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE. NOrth 00/8 by Virginia. student at St. School for Boys here. By the Associated Press. GREENSBURG, Pa., January 5.— Funeral services for former United States Representative Adam M. Wyant, who died today at his home, will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church. Mr. Wyant was 65. He had served in Congrest for 12 years, from 1820 | until 1932. He was a Republican and | was Greensburg’s first superintendent of schools, a position to which he was | chosen in 1896. | The widow, Mrs. Catherine Nelson | Doty Wyant; a daughter, Anne Moore, William L. Boyer, . H. Hoffman. |’ Carter. 21. Carter. 20, J. Tyler. H Gonn, a1, Gretchen D. Cole, 2 Abram Simon. Wilbur Rogers. ' 49. uneral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road COL 0464 ADams 10341 1865 lumbia Rev. U. G. Charles R. Cline. Callahan. 26, E. H. Roach. Robert ' J. Thom: Lula B. Otey. 54 6 R.lnh "F. Whelan. S. A. Mazzarini, W. J. Stricker. Antonio Manes. Roma_De 19. Rev. Joseph H. Lausinger. Lester J 411 and Edith Hammel. W. H. Hoffman ir Any Family Can Atiord Ryan F uneral Service bl AuStin Wroten 20. both of Bllllmnre nedy. Chauncey WdDHmes ir. Ralph E, Moxley. 36 Choose wisely and with confidence in selecting a funeral director. Ryan ser- vice is recommended by thousands of families, because we have served honestly and well at prices that are fair and reasonable. MORTICIANS 20 B St NW Nat. 6736 g\!m Ryan’s Ambulance Service Local Calls....... Mresesasesssssnnanns and Estelle G. Lawrence. 40. Friends of former itepresentative Wyant here expressed regret yester- day at the news of his death. Anne Wyant, his daughter, is secre- | Retired from Army, He Was tary to“the Persian Mir ister. a graduate of Madeira School in near- Adams Wyant, jr., Alban’s Cathedral Miss She is Marriage Licenses. Catonsville, Brisve. S0 Borsey. 1837 4th st. 6638 6th st.; 509 Bth st 1920 1 California s Rev. st.; Rev. 1707 Ce 2ierce both”of 17301 st.: Mica. st 2118 P st. 1526 O st 5th st ne. Hth st n and_Asnes M Rev. Va.. and Rev.A. F. | and | Rev. nnd Rhode Islang ksburg. Va.. . Mount Jackson. Vagerly terrace, Rev. Gladys 8. Hartis. v. R. C. Herbert. and Adeiine B. ). both™ of Baltimore; Perrud&ialsh lete Punerals lflb-l 05-265 . 416 10t and Gresham nd Regina 8. Frick. J. T. Ken- 1000 6th 19, 319 Rev. James T. Ryan FUNERAL DIRECTOR 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Invites you .I!"l bronze ts. ATlantic scred chimee musl ACACIA ASSETS INCREASE 63% 1932. ......$49,111,969 1933.......$52,108,776 SINCE 1929 $33,865,580 $39,465,106 $45,027,879 1930.. 1931. UCH is the security behind Acacia life insurance. Men are wise to own it and hold fast to it. At no time—not even during the bank holiday and money stringency period of early 1933—was there a month when Acacia’s current income was not more than enough to pay all demands of every kind and description upon it with a balance for investment. No wonder Acacia assets grow. No wonder Acacia progresses. RESULTS of 1934’s WORK Preliminary Figures $39,000,000 $350,000,000 $2,500,000 $4,100,000 $56,000,000 New Paid-for Insurance ...........more than Insurance in Force . «en..more than Paid in Death Benefits ...... .more than Paid to Living Policyholders. ......more than Total Assets ceeeeeseess.mMOrE than 1934 has also been outstandingly successful for Acacia’s local branch office. Here are the men who did it: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BRANCH OFFICE Ben A. Harlan, C. L. U., Manager REPRESENTATIVES John 1. Ford G. Raymond Gaines Chase C. Gove H. R. Hardisty Willism C. James J. B. Allison Joseph A. Barbesu . W. Botsch Walter B. Crossan 'W. C. Daniel Leon G. Morri Robert C. Merritt F. B. (Dick) Rog P. L. Rogers George S. Schroeder Harry J. Kamerow George E. King David Laffitte Lewis J. Mancuso W. J. McCausland SK one of these men about Acacia’s new Special Retirement Income Policy. For example, between the ages of 30 and 39, a deposit of less than 3c a year per dollar of Retirement In- come Fund will guarantee you an income of $100 a month for life starting when you are age 65. Other ages in proportion. Income can be arranged for any amount from $25 per month up. Acacid’s premium rates are lower than those of any other mutual old-line company. ACACIA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP William Montgomery, President 1437 K Street, N.W. NY Temporary Executive Offices: Washington, D. C. Branch Offices in 63 Principal Cities WASHINGTON MEMORIJIAL I’ARK oy g l.l Hrll. llllllr-. llt:‘nhl"‘l No_mon and & son, Acam 0. Wrant . wur- | A KEITH DIES WHILE IN SLEEP Returned to Active Duty by Special Act. Maj. Willlam H. Keith, U, 8. A, died while asleep yesterday at his home, 3426 Sixteenth street. Retired for disability from the Finance Division of the Army in 1922, he was returned to active duty the next day by spe- | cial act of Con- gress and was re- tained until the time of his death. Maj. Keith was i born in Vienna, # I11., September : o i 28, 1867, the son of John T. and, sppisoN, FRANCIS GIRAULT, SR. India A. Keith. In Washi since the age of 119, he received the degrees of bachelor and master of laws from National University here. He was a member of the bar of the United States Supreme Court. First with the Coast and Geodetic Survey he was| transferred to the War Dephrtment before the World War, serving first as chief clerk of the War College and then as chief clerk of the Judge Advocate General's Depart- ment. During the war he was made a major and assigned to the general staff in charge of purchase, storage and trafic. He was commissioned major in the Regular Army in 1920. Besides his mother Maj. Keith is survived by three daughters, Mrs. John G. Wangler, Mrs. William A. Hoke and Mrs. George Rye of Fort Smith; a son, Raymond L. Keith; three broth- ers, James E. and Charles R. Keith of Fort Smith, Ark., and George B. Keith, living in California. Funeral services will be held at St. Stephen’s Church, Sixteenth and New- ton streets, Tuesday, at 2 p.m., fol- lowed by burial with military honors in Arlington National Cemetery. PR R Births Reported. George A. and Marion_Glendon. boy. John V. and Barbara Black. boy. Frank . and Bess Bernard. boy Antonfo and Mary Facciolo. girl Howard E. and Dorothy Llovd. girl Thomas J. and Frances Henry. girl. Vincent and Phyllis Moylan. girl Fred and Ida Davis. girl’ Louis F. and Mary Leech. girl. Frank B_and Ruth Raffo. boy. Nathan E_and Sue Wolf. boy. Edward and Ella Lewis. boy. Winifred and Ruth Driscoll. girl George N and Charlotte Saegmulier. girl. Hueh B and Margaret Hatham gicl. Edgar J. and Gladys_Herms. gi Carrol 8. and Marg Slemaker L Glenn 8. and Ethe! Tonge. girl. James and Hilda Jameon. boy Marion G. and Nellie Brown. boy, Rowland and Annie Swinson. boy 'twing. Willie "and Leola Randolph boy nzo ‘and Mavbelle Johnson boy William' C. and “Saily’ Sheidon " ¢irl. l ZURHORST. JR.. M. I We Charge You Only What You Can Afford 1In 7R years' business experience. we have more than learned that service is measured by personal effort and endeaver rather than by That i why we have ilv grown and become known family morticians.” Ambulance _Auto Livery and wrborg; -FUNERAL - EST. 1857 301 E. Capitol St. Lincoln 0372 Maj. W. H. Keith. See What You Buy Know Wl;'at 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. All = $95 for one price, only . This Metal Casket opens to a half couch style. Looks like the most charming silk couch—fit for a king. Truly, this is a lovely, fine burial re- ceptacle—equal to any $500 one in appearance. $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. e $85 Chambers’ only . One of the Largest Un- dertakers in the World 6 Chapels, 12 Parlors, 18 Hearses, Ambulances and Cars. ... p MAIN OFFICE 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 11th St. S.E. Phone Lincoln 4477 | Charity Dorry. 5. Iwmum B. ‘Ce;:la.r' Hill Deaths Reported. Roanah Rush, 84, GM\P st s.w. Samuel Davis. Morrison st. Nelson P. Webster, Washington Home Incurables. Mary A. Murphty. 67. Walter Reed Hos- pitai Iunn ‘E._Barnett, 66, 1661 Crescent pl. Ch {el E. Kendl’c 65. Geor W'p niversity Hos william utchfluon 95,1720 Hobart st. James Walsh. 507 Dandridse M. Anderson, '63. 1241 Poto- mac lVl Charles B. Falbush, 61, Garfleld Jean E_ )Ilkhlll bfl o-en-m. Ho‘l‘hlu,“'Al H-rry Talbott. Ada C. Puher 00 Henrletta P. Urbana J = h Martin. 89. 3260 tt ll, Emanuel Alexander. 76, Home ‘Aseg and Infirm. Golman Mason. 63. Emergency Hospital. Chll’l!l Chlgmln 61, 810 2nd st. Willlam G. Curtis 59 Emergency Hospital. 739 Delaware ave. 5.w. Brooks. 49. Gallinger Hospital, | DPlease copy.) 200 Catch 9876 Fish. . gence, % o;"%;fi.' A'Ilo"ux;!via Raser. D:rotl;u?.dr:d An:lhm ina ;n:mz at| tice of funersi later, e , England, caught 976 in siX | CARROLL. _LELAND. hours. January 3, 1935, l.n.&“n “fi‘:}"&i - the devoted son of Joseph Cai and brother of Laynan and Mary Carroll. $ Beaths Bratl;s. ".!‘.’:! 1055, Loulse ?"nfi'%"fl- d Bennen. o ‘:’I‘::Iln’h‘%m % Wmchlll- nd friends are ‘nflt‘é 0 llhnd murmm. Cedar Hill Cem- etery. L} BIONDI MAUD D. On Friday. Janusty g S w r P. mnn I, Puneral from :rnllh e izt ener g L 1,53 mnnr Hm m terment Ce Cemetery. ongressional IIANDON Im! L. On Saturday. ‘R n llbh' Howltll. Y pary s, & ND% 1at ayme ¥ AV qubg‘ llian R Keys. Mrs. therine Fifienberser and Wiiam Brandon. Fu- neral from the W.'W. Chambers Co. neral hcme. 1400 _Chapin Monda: J‘;l;lurx 7.8 11 8 nd friends ‘inv Sadar 1A drnens \4 Remains resting at the W, Ern funeral " church, 1432 You st. m. Funeral @ A A{xal;dly ianuary 6 at 130 pm. urc) In Md.. Rev. C. R. luun officiating. - tives wnd frienas fovned oAlinS. Rela CODDINGTON. ELUAN, = On Saturdsy January 5_'19:45. ELIJAH. the beloved father of Floyd Coddln ton of Norfolk, Va.. and Cyrus A Coddington of Wash: insion. D. C.~ Remains rest g At the W.' Chambers Co. Southeast funeral l\om. 517 11th st. .. January 6. at 11 am. honkson. N.' Y. coo:.n ALICE. Saturday. January 5. 10 Haipiial FRANC unumf{r 801 ., 0 his B4tn Vear: beloved hos- band of the late Ellen Bo'l( Addlwn Funeral Monday, January 7. 2:30 p.m. from Holy Trinity church, near Collington, Md Al.lnt (YA, On Friday. January_ 1 0 p.m.. at her residence. . VA. beioved wife of the fate Jnunh Albert. Funeral from the above residence on Tuesday. January K. at 8:30°a.m.: thence to St. Peter's Church, nd and C sts. s.e. where requiem mass will be offered at a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 9 ALEXANDER. EM; Nm:l. on Wednes- January t 6:30 pm. at the Home fo: Aged and Infirm EMANUEL ALEXANDER: beloved son of the late Emily Jackson. devoted father of Mrs. Letitia Hart of New York City. brother of James and Arthur Jackson of Pittsburgh. Pa. Jackson of Milwaukee. Wis.. . _Parthenia Johnson. ~ He leaves many other reia tives and friends. Remains resting the John T. Rhines funeral cha d and Eve sts. s.w. Funeral Sunday, January 6. at 2 p.m.. from the John T. Ruine’ funeral chapel. | 3rd ‘end Xye sts. 8. BAILY. FLORENCE H. On Priday. Jan- uary 4. 19:5. at Georgetown University Hospital. FLORENCE H. BAILY. belove wife of Lewis W. Balley and mother o Mrs. Dezil Right. Mrs. Henry Hartman and Claude A. Baily. ~ Funeral services on Monday. January 7. at 2 p.m.. at her late residence. (0 Alabama ave. se. Interment Congressional Cemetery. ' Rel- atives and friends invited to attend. BARBEE. CHARLES E. On Priday. Jan- uary 4. 1935, at Georgetown University Hoepital. CHARLES E. BARBEE. the beloved son of John E, and Martha Ann Barbee. Funeral from his late residence. 310 33rd st. n.w. on Monday. January 7 at 9:30 &m.: ihence to the Blessed Sacrament Church_where mass will be sune at 10 am Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- er; On Priday. January 4 widow of Jnhn Cooley and mother of Miss Anna Cooley and Mrs William W. N Remains resting at J. Willia Sons’ funeral home. 4th st. .IH Mass. ave. ne. where le"icel 'fll M ) riends invites IIM e ment Glenwood Cemetery. fir COOLEY, ALICE E. Officers and members of Mariha Washington Rebekah Lode .hlo h"‘.:I;l Ifl!?nfl ll;ld c‘onducz servic al of our " OOLEY: Monday. Jenuaty 7 “hse. ai Dm. Lee's funeral Rome, 4ih st and e et s o MINNIE K. BUTTS Rec ey CORCORAN, RO On_Saturday. RoBent"y s Janvary 5. 19 loved husband of Laura Austin Corcoran Remains Festing at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st.s.e. until Sunday. January 6. at 3 pm." Interment Nashville. Tenn. COUFARD. ELIZABETH AUGUSTA. _On suma-{ Jandary 5. 1935 0 m. al er home ensing ln ELIZABETH AUGUSTA. lled'lh !C“Ya! widow of the late Charles H. Coupard. Remains resting at the Colonial funer home of Wm. Reuben Pumphrey. Roci ville. Md, _Puneral_services on Tuesday. January * 8. St John’s Cathol Church. Forest Glen. Md.. where requiem mass will be said at 10 am. Interment hurch Cemetery. CURTIS, WILLIAM GEORGE. Departed 035, Bacenly TUTsSAY, Jamary, % ency Hospital AM GEORGE_CURTIS. beloved husband of tre late Prances B. Curtis. of 1456 T st nw He leaves to mourn a host ‘of relatives and friends. Rei at Moon's funeral home. 1 ron LOST OR WANTED ANIM until Sunday_January # Animal Rescue League. ropolitan A. M. E. Churea. ot and 16th sts at M Puners! eburch at 1:30 pm. Rev. W H. Thom: LOST. oficiating. Tnterment Harmory Ceme- Lost and Found advertisements tery. DADE_EDITH. On Thursday January 3 for the daily Star will be accepted e e e ealediwie o Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up and Barbara Gregory 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. Saturduy. BANK BOOK. Md_ Trust Co. of Balto. Md. Frank M. Clark; return to 1438 Meridian pl._n.w BILLFOLD. st. and_Columbia FOU: FOLICE DOG. male: migh{ be partly Aire- )5 G st. n.w._Phone Dist. i of ' Joseph Remains resting he W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. : Funeral pm h 11ih and K sts. n.w terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. RY. CHARITY. Depa esday Janusry 1 dence T . B?l};gx"tth-n?vls; mothr of Mrs. Mag- - — N (nee Dorry). Mrs £ containing money. near l{*lh max (nee Bryant. Miss Gertrude Dorey a rd. Reward. Kesling. d Ernest and Daniel Dorry. She phone Decatur 5000. 2 s to_mourn her departure. & BLACK PURSE. Friday between Hotel | sister. Mrs. Elia Montsomery. and a sevel Congressional Library. con- [ brother. John Dorry: five niecss four ers’ checks. keys. etc. Phone| nephews and otier relatives and friends. w . Remains = resting John T Rhines funeral cl d ‘and Eye sts. sw. until January 5. at 4 pni: thereafter at the residence of her daughter. 127 sw. Puneral Sunday, January . at'2 pm . from Eb- gnezer A MCE Church dth and D sts I ev_English offic: nterment Lincoln Memorial Cemeter: 6 BECH. ELIZABETH. On Saturday. Jan- vary 5. 19 at lhe residence of daughter, Mr Castell ‘ll 1 Kearney st ne. "ELIZABETH FRECH in her 00th vear widow of Thecbald Frech. Funeral from above residence on Monday January 7. at 11 am. In- terment Congi rumnll Cemetery. FREUND. NELLIE T. On Priday. Jan- uary 4, 1935 NELLIE T.. beloved wife of “the late William 3. Breand ‘ang mother of Ralph Freund. Puneral from W Warren Itavull funeral heme. 14th st. and Spring road n.w. on Mon- day. January 7. at 9:10 am. Requiem mass at St. Patrick’s Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. 2 Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 6 ANT. LUSTER. On Thursday. January 3. 1035, at her residence. 1108 Columbia rd n.w. LUSTER GANT. Surviving her are a ‘devoted daushter. Anita Gan one aunt. Josie Cristman: one uncie. Wilkerson Cristman. and- many friends. Funeral Sunday January 6. ‘at 1 pm. from Prazier's funeral home. 389 ave. nw. Rev. R W. Brooks officizting. Interment Lincoln Mémorial Cemetery. 6 GASKINS. HORACE. Departed this life containing $K3.per- Eye st BROWN WALLET. mits. rex'stration r rds. etc. ol between 14th and 15th. about % Liberal reward. Phone Potomac 115 DIAMOND BAR PIN. on Thursday. Jan in or near Public Library or at Medical 5 I st. nw. Reward. Address 2_Star office. 9 DOG—German police. male. wearing col- lar: very dark bodv with tan throat. Re- . Lincoln 7209 dale male. named Tip. i Phone Adams 1 EYEGLASSES. Thursday mor between Gth and Oth nw 2 Reward GLABS!S folding. and chain, Woodward & Lothrop boxes: reward 736 Jackson pl.. Room_ 501. _National “Ifl 5. in taxi or on street. Thursday Reward. 401 C st. ne. spt. LOOSE-LEAF BOOK. medium_size, con- taining typed secretary’s minutes and en- velope addressed to owner. Dis. trict 45 PAIR of _ nose pads. Reward. POCKETBOOK. brown leather: leavini Jockey_Club Friday morning in _colore cab. Please return contents. 1918 18th n.w.. Apt. 43. Miss J. Boese. Dec. 0452-J. 3 leather; lost Thur: dav night about 11:30 p.m. on 7th st. wharf car between 11th and U and 7th on Thursday. January 3. 1935. HORACE and T s's. nw. Reward. 12 Que GASKINS. retired fireman of No 4 Phone North 42 Fn:mt XCO‘ He ;Pll'; to énourn their POCKETBOOK _ black cloth_ fortolse-shell oss a lovine wife. three daughters a mounting _contained _spectacles, vicinity | father brother. one aunt. two niec K st. and_13th FPriday night. Rewsrd. | And ong nephew. also a host of other Senc” to “McKinley High Schiool. Mrs. relatives and friends. Funers! services Saigstad. 2nd and T sts. n.e will he held at the hou: Va. Sunday Janusry 6. POLICE PUPPY. 3 _mos_old. Tigh | Gaxmo: ® answers to name Bok Boy. N. CARRIE E. e | january 2 1955 et her recitence. 1413 ew Jersey ave mw. C GAY- e T ,(‘;f‘;’;" MON beloved wife of Henry M. Gaymon R " and sister of Dr. J. H. Hutton of Omaha. Natl. 464 Nebr. and Julian and Theodore Mc- Clellan, "Remains resting at the Mc- Guire funersl home. 1520 §th st n.w. Funeral Sundav. January 6_at 1:30 p.m from Metropolitan A M_ E. Church. M st. between 15th and 16th sts. GREEN. NETTIE. On Saturdsy. Ja 5. 1935. at_her residence 1214 =t n.w. NETTIE GREEN. bel mother of William and James Green. sister of Helen Blsckwell.” grandmother of Elenor White. Lillian and William Green ir. .She alio leaves two great- ndchildren and a _host of other rela- B ha Triends; *Remains Testine at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. Gl 'l'l'lllE ANNIE 8. On Priday. January ny. 3:45 pm. at Pittsburgh #a Akt 76t Stintie T Fonerai services at the residence of her_niece. Mrs. Francis J. Le Moyne. 5337 Wil- kins ave.. Pittsburgh noon. January 6. at i ment private. HARPER. JOHN HENRY. January 5. 1f home. Bethest Beloved husband of Susie Stearn Harper Remains resting at the Colonial fu: neral home of Wm. Reuben Pumphrey. Rockville Md. Purieral services at the M. E. Church. Potomac. Md.._on Mon- day. January 7. at 2 p.m. Interment Church Cemetery. HATTON, FRANCES E.__On Friday. Jan- uary 4. 19 FRANCES E. A widow of Daniel J. ton, daughter of John W._and G Remains resting at the W.W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st se Tag g on P st er return Waterford 1 pm On_ Wednesdar. ligator purse col taining bills, change; between Ch. Ch. and Commerce Building. Return 104 Sycamore street._Ch. cn Md Phone Wis. 149%. _* ING. d_ reversible: cameo and rubles "!’l‘lutd as keepsake. Reward. ADS. _silver. _with _initials Yk +Pon back of cruciix; between nd G sts. nw. and Monastery, Brookland. Sunday. Dec. 30, Reward. Miss A. E. Kenney. Met. 0900. ARF. biue _and _white paisiey_ desig With " fringe, Saturday. January 5. Re- ward._Phone Adams 3562. SCOTTIE. black; answers to name of sandy Reward. 435 Park rd. ms 1545-W. sul( SCARF. maroon. corner of 1 3 ‘Sl_’lurd-y pm. S10 rew: Call N STOCK CERTIFICATES of Sterrett & Co. made out to G. B. Lacy contained in plain envelope. Please call G. B. Lacy, Cleveland 1710. Reward. $100 BILL_ Thursday In Woodward & Lothrop's G_st. balcony. bet. 4:45 and 30. Reward. M. A. Colton. 3000 Adams st - maflm‘ym: most beautiful’ metery 1935. at her residence. 1915 ton st. LELIA §. wite of Richard C. Homne. * Funeral services at the sbove address on Monday. Janu: 1 . Interment Rock Greex Cemieters. 25 YEARS OF SERVICE Why Pay $150 For A Funeral When the DEAL Price Complete is ONLY ... It includes: A very neat crepe-covered casket, engraved nameplate, pine out- side case, six handles, lined with good quality lining. Embalming by competent men, washing, dressing and shaving if necessary; advertising the death notice, hearse and two Cadillac limousines, rugs, chairs, scarf for the door, candles, candelabra, removing frem any -city hospital or home. NO EXTRAS. COMPLETE, 8$75. A DEAL funeral at §15 provides solemnity and friendly service plied at ome that costs . $500, COMPLETE FUNERALS FROM $75 to $500 AND UP DEAL Funeral Home PHONE LINCOLN 8200-8201 Sponsors of “Spires of Beautiful Melodies” WRC—Every Sunday at 2:1S P. M. all the dignity, that is sup- or evem more. | soR1A. GREGRIO A, Braths. HUNTT. GEORGE On Saturday. Ja y lll(b lt his residence, 7 Bra a3¥ine 5 S Coparess | Heights GEORGE "8 HUNTT. beloved husband of Catherine A. Huntt (nee Norris) uneral from ‘the above residence on uesday. January R at 9:30 am. Mass et HSlehre a2 10 5. Repstives and ress Heights. at 10 a.m. ’Itndl invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 7 JOHNSON, ELLA. Departed this life on Priday, January 4. 1935, at 8 am. Anzr long_illness. n nu residence. O st. n.w. ELLA NSON. ~She JFaves %Mo" thelr loss & devoted husband, William Johnson: three nieces. Viola Willis, Mary Nelson and Nettie Robinson: five other niec eleven nephews, one _stepdaughter and two sis- ters-in esting at Barnes & Matthe 3 uneral home until m. Satur Sanuary"5; ‘hence to he above residence. ineral Sunday, January 6. at 1 p.m.. from Metropolitan Church. R st. betwéen 12th and 13th pw. lnterment Westmoreland County. / KEITH. MAJ. WILLIAM HARDI! on day. January 5. 193 his resi- 26 16th st Maj. WILLIAM HAPDIN KEITH ather of Raymond L. Mrs_John G. Wangler and Mr. A Ficke. Remains resting at the 8. H. ‘0. fuperal home. 2001 14th st . Funeral services at St. Step d Incarnation Episcopal Church. T6th d Newton sts. n.w.. on Tuesdav. Jan- uary 8. at 2 p.m. Interment. with full military ~ honors, _ Arlington National Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. KENDRICK, CHARLES E. On Thursday. January 1035, at Georzetown Uni- Vversity Hospital. CHARLES E. KEN- DRICK. husband of Tillie Kendrick_(nee Killian} and devotéd father of Katie, Pranklin and Killian Kendrick. ~Brief services at his late residence. 1581 Har- urd . on Saturday. January 5. .m. _Funeral services at the Presbyterian Church. Ashburn. Va.. on Sunday, January @ at 2 pm. liter- ment church cemetery. KIJIJ.! LOUIS F. On Thursday. Jlnulry his residence. 903 Virgi P. KULLE. beloved LouIs Buna of the late Eiizaveth M. Kulle and father of Mary Kulle Funeral from his late residence Monday. January 7. at 8:30 am._ Solemn high requiem mass at St Dominic’s Church at 9 am. Relatives and friends are invited. In- « terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 6 LEWIS, MARY A, year. C. denc, On Saturday. January 35, MARY A. LEWIS, in her #ird beloved wife of the late' Richard wis._Puneral from her late resi- 6 13th st. n.w. onday, January 7. at 3 pm Relatives and friends invited ‘to attend. k Creek Cemetery. MADDUX. CA Interment IE_A. On Priday Jan- uary 4. 1945 CARRIE A, MADDUX ‘nee Boteler). beloved wife of the late Sam- uel W. Maddux. _Funeral from her late Tesidence. 16173 Otis st. n.e January 7. at friends invited. Cemetery. MeCAFFREY. CHARLES. On Friday. Jan- uary 4. 1035 at his residence ‘1408 North Capitol st. CHARLES McCAF- FREY_ beloved husband of the late Mary McCaftrey (nee Flanagan) Testing at the above residence. will be held from the above Monday. January 7. at 8:30 am. Re- quiem mass at 8t. Aloysius Church at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. MeGUIRE. day. January 193 fotpiti PRATRICIA ANNE MCGCIRE beloved daughter of James D. and Mary E. McGuire, 102 6lst st Heights Md' _Puneral from th residence on Monday. p.m. Interment téry. Relatives and friends invited. MILES. SARAH_TABB: vary 4. 19 at her Tresidence. Mortle st. ne. SARAH TABBS MILES beloved mother of Ralph Miles and sister of Arthur Tabbs. on Monday. 2 pm. Relatives and Interment Rock Cr:iek Remains Funeral Capitol bove On Priday. Jan- Remains resting at Stewart's funeral home. 30 H st. ne. Funeral Monday. January 7. at 9 am {rom Holy Redeemer Church. New York #nd New Jersey aves n.w. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 6 MYERS. SARAH ELLEX. January residency On_Saturday. 9:30 p 3 “14th st nw. SARAH ELLEN. beloved wife of the late Abram Myers. Her remains are resting at the VL. Speare Co. funeral parl st. n.w. Notice of funeral later NELSON. JOHANNA. _On Saturdav. Jan- uary 5. 1915 at Preedmen’s Hospita JOHANNA NELSON. beloved mother of Ruth Jackson. Laura Lewls William and Forest Nelson of other rel at_her 1009 H She also ieaves a host es and friends e W. Ernest Jarvis U st Remains funeral n.w. Notice of fu- resting at chureh. 1 neral later. PAYNE. WILLIAM 'mn\ufl January 4. 19714 at 2 at Walter Reed Géneral " Hospital,~ WILLIAM THOMAS PAYNE. the beloved husband of Agnes I. Pasne 2 William _Henrv an Pavpe. He leav one son. for host of other re remains will be sister. Mre. Ros; st. nw_ Puner: On Friday d son of the late Grace Sedaw to mourn their loss one brother and a ives and friends tthe "Tesidenc | T. Braxton | Tuesday. Janusry £ Al 1 o'clock pm_ from St Mary's Episcopsl Church. Interment rling- ton Nationul Cemetery. . PERRY. CHARLES J. Suddenly. on Sat- urday. January 5. 1935. af ‘his resi- dence. 936 C st. s.w.. CHARLES J . be- loved son of John J. and Annie 1. Perry. Notice of funeral later. PHILLIPS. GEORGE EMORY. The re- nmm of GEORGE EMORY PHILLIPS. ied December 6. 1034. now resting g; The Rock Creek Cemetery vault. will e interred in the family plot Wedn . ‘Relatives and friends ihvited: mct KATE. On Saturday. January 5 at 3108 35th st. ne. KATE. Mary Susana Price of Naniemoy, Craries County. Md. Puneral from V. L. Speare Co's. 1009 H st. n.w.. on Morday. Jan- uary’ 7. at 2 pm. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery PULLMAN. EDGAR On Saturday. m.. at his home. H. the beloved and son of the late Edea men. Remain< restine at the Colonial funera’ home of Wm. Reuben Rockville. Md. Funeral services at the nerai home. Monday. Jnnuln\ p.m REDMAN. NICHOLAS T. On Friday Jan- uary 4. 1955 at Emergency Hospital, NICHOLAS T.. husband of tke late Co- rinne Redmarn nee Hallowav) and fa- ther of James E. Redman and_grand- father of Edna Marie Austin. _Services at the S. H .Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st. n.w.. on Mon: at 0 am. Interment BLANCHE M RiCH- wife of Joseph Rich- ardson. sister of Josephine Tyler. niece of James A. Ward and aunt of Ethel and Ella Pleassnt She also leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Remains e W. Ernest Jarvis funeral chi 2 U st. n.w. Notice of fu- nfl’ll later, RILEY. EMMA E. Suddenly. on Saturday. January 5, 1935. at her residence. 4111 Emery pl. n.w. EMMA E_ (nee Eber) beloved wife of Harry F. Riley and mother of Harry C. Robert E. 1 Funeral ‘Monday. 4°nd and Albemarlé sts n.w. ment Prospect Hill Cemetery. ROBINSON. LEWIS. On Wednesday. Jan. 192 Freedmen’s Hospital ROBINSON devoted husband of Zenovia Robinson. father of Reginald Robinson and brother of Mary Harper. Lillie Smith and Harvey Robinson. Re- mains resting at the W [Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1 You st. nw.. un- til Sunday noon; thereafter at his late residence. 1827 9th st. n.w. Funeral Monday. January 7_at 2 pm’_from the above residence. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 6 SAMPOGNA, ANNA MARIE. On Ssturday. January 5. 1935. ANNA_MARIE SAM FOGNA, beloved wife of Dominico Sam. pogna and devoted mother of Rose. Au- gustine. Nicholas. Antoinette. Peter and John Sampogna and Mrs. Mary Funeral from her late residence. 6 Quincy st. n.w. on Tuesday. January 8. at 9:30 am_ Reouiem mass at the Church of the Holy Rosary at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited, Inter- ment St. Mary's Cemetery. 7 SANDBERG. FRED. On Friday January 4. 1835, at Walter Reed Hospital. FRED SANDBERG. aged 64 vears. beloved hus. band of Catolina S. Sandberg. Funeral from the Deal funeral home. 816 H st. n.e.. on Monday, January 7, at 1:30 p.m. Intérment Arlington Cemetery. 6 SANDBERG. FRED. Comrades of Col. Jas S’ Pettit camp, No. 3. United Spanish War Veterans. are reauested to_assemble Mon: day. January 7. 1935 at p.m. at 816 H st. ne. to at tend the funmeral of our lat comrade. FRED SANDBERG. WM. G. COPLEY. Commander. SANDBERG, FRED. Members of Drott Lodge. No. 168. Vasa Order of America. are notified of the death onganuary 4. of FRED SANDBERG. Ill! a _member of this_so- clety. Puneral Monday_Jan- uary 7. at 1:30, from Deal's funerai parior.’ 816 H nee. Military service at Ar- lington National Cemetery, EMIL G. ANDERSON. President. ESTER 8. BENSON. Secretary. TER MARY ANNUNCIATA. On Fri- T s Mancy 4 1005 at Georsetown Dilversity Hospital, Sister MARY, AN- NUNCIATA (Murphy). Order of 8t Francis, Funersl mass will be held af town University_Hospital Chapel fonday. January 7. at 8:30 am. fnmmm Mount Olivet Cemetery. 6 On Wednesday, Jantiary at Gallinger Hospital BRSO A SORTA. Sorn M ine Builine pine Isiands. husband of Marguerite T. Soria and beloved son of Bernider 85ria and the late Gregrio Soria. He also leaves two brothers. one sister other relatives and friends to mourn their lose, Puneral on Monday. Janusry at 9 .m lrol‘ the funeral home ot W.Ban "Betier. ‘1307 Walter st. se. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. ITEWART. HOWARD E. On Saturday. ST AmaATY 5. 1040, &t his residence. KA15 Becond Silver Spring. Md. HO ARD E.. beloved hus of Mary A. tewart. Body resting at Warner E phrey’s funeral home. 8421 Georgla 004 . Chui n Monday. nnul}’!.l at 2 ( Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. KATHRYN. oOn_ Saturday “.vl-‘n‘l'l':mab 5 gt o RS eney, Ho ital. RAINING of Bowie. - Pneral se mer il be ut her ate home. day. January 1 2 A—9 Braths. THOMAS. WILLIAM, Passed to the great beyond. on Thursday. January 3. 1915, 8t his residence. 307 ith st. s.e. W LIAM THOMAS. devoted husband of t late Mary Thomas father of Mag Thomas Dav's. Cyrie Joseph Tho: the ‘late Gertie Edelin: brother of U late Madison Thomas. He also leaves to mourn their loss five sisters. two brothers. four grandchildren and_a host of Gther relatives and friends. Re- mains can be seen Saturday. January 5, after 6 pm. Mass will be said at 8t. Crprian's Church Monday January 7. at 9 am. for the repose of his soul. Trterment Mount Oliver Gemetery” "B THORNBUR LILLIAN A_ On Ssturday. January 45 at Sibley Hospital, LILLIAN A THORNBURG beloved wife of Thomas N. Thornburg. Remains rest- ing at the W W. Chambers funeral home. 1400 Chapin st n.w.. until Sun- day. January 6. at 9 p.m. Interment Greensburg. Pa TROTH. EMMA JANE. On Priday. Janu- ary 4. 1955 at her home. 205 Raymond ave. Chevy Chase. Md. EMMA JANE. beloved wife of ihe iate Horace E. Troth. sr. Funeral services at the Chevy Chase M Church. Sunday, January 6. at 3 p.m. lnlerm!nl Rock- ville Union Cemetery. JAMES. On_ Wednes 7 £t hi- residence " “savzs WALel " Caniore ot “the dairy farm of the United States Soldiers’ Home. Punerai services at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Ch Bin st. n.w. ou Monday. January 7. at 10:30° am.’ Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery WALTON. JOHN Q. Suddenly. on Friday, January 4. 1% t his residence, 17:57 H st nw. JOHN Q WALTON. com- mander. U S. Coast Guard. retired. be- loved ‘husband of Mary E. Walton and father of John Q Walton, jr.: Mrs. Georgla Marie Knighton. Mrs. Myrtlg May "Helman and Mis. Elizabeth W, Hancock. Remains resting at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th s n.w. * Funeral services. with full military honors. - Arlington_ National = Cemetery, Monday. January 7. at 2 p.m. WARD, MARY. Departed this life Priday, January 4. 1935. at 6:45 p.m. MARY the ‘beloved daughter of Dora and mother of Sylvia Brooks s 50 leaves to mourn their loss & devoted_husband. Ottawa Ward: three aunts, Sarah McKutchin. Eva Walter and Belle Edwards: uncle. Sila Carter. and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Barnes & Matihews' {uneral home. 614 4th st s.w. Notice of funeral lat WATHEN. J. FORD. On_Friday. an- uary 4. 5 at Sibley Memoral Hos- ital. J. FORD WATHEN beloved hus- and of Stella E Wathen (nee Ott back) and father of Kenneth Wathen Funeral from his late residence. 311 Webster st nw. on Mondey. Jeny thence to Bi. Gabr onie 7. at 9:30 am Church.“whe fered at 10 a.m invited terment in Arlington L WEBSTER. NELSON PARLEY. On day. January 4. 1535 NELSON PAR LEY. husband of beth D Webster. Services at the chapel of Joseoh Gawler s Sons. 1756 Pe ave. nw. on Monday. Jaru P, Titers ment Rcck Creek Cemelery WEBSTER. LSON P. Special communie cation of Naval Lodge. No. 4. F A A. M t 1:15 p.m. Monday. Ja uary 7. for the purpose of tending the funeral of our late broth: NELSON P. WEBSTER. By order of the worshipful master. ROLAND M. BROWN. WILI.IAMHON GEORGE. On Thursday. 1935 at his residence. 201 . GEORGE. beloved son of Josephine Williamson ' (nee Beach) and the late Walter Wi imson Remains resting at the Wm. H. Sardo & Co. fu- neral chaps H st. ne. Puneral from the above funeral chapel on Mon- day. January 7. at 830 am 8t Joseph's Church. where sung at ® am Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Cedar Hill Cem- etery. 6 WILLIAMS, LEO LINCOLN. On Prid January 4 at 6:10 om. at residence. 421 pl_nw. DR LEO IINESER WiLLinus "delstea Tarhang of Mrs. Mamie Lewis Williams and_be- Secretary. WILSON. LAFAN F. On January 4_19: LAFAN P aged 33 vears, beloved hus: band of Gertrude Wilson. ~ Funersl from the Deal funeral home. 816 H st. n.e. on Tuesday January K. at 11 am. Interment Cecar Hill Cemetery. 7 WRIGHT. JOHN. Departed this life on ¥ January 3. 1 st _Emer- gency Hosi JOHN WRIGHT. be- ioved husband of Marjora Wright and father of Marion Wright. e 4iso leave to mourn their loss & _father. Jess Wright: three brothers. Gorman. Lew: and _Alphonza Wright: two sisters, C ne and Constance W two aunts and a host of other r. es and friends. Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews' { 1 home. 614 4th st. w. until 11 am Sunday. January 6: thence to the residence of his brother G 127 P St 5.W.. 3 Services will be held Monday.‘Taus at 1 pm. Interment Harmony Ceme. tery. L] ZELLERS. SARAH A L day. January 5 1935 SARAH A ZEL- LERS of 4411 Leland st.. Chevy Chase, Md._ wife of the late John A~ Zeilers and mother of William A. Zeuers o: Chase. Md. and Mrs N Brentwood. Md. Services 2 Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st. v on Monday Janusry 7. st 2 p.m. terment Glenwood Cemetery In Memoriam. N. LUCY L. In sad but loving mother. LUCY L. sed away one year ago, January 4, 19 You are not forgotten. mother deals Nor ever shall you be: As_long as life and memory last We shall remember thee. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. * GAINES. MRS. LAURA. ing memory of our Mrs. LAURA GAINES. life one year ago 1934, This day brines forth Of our dear mother And_the ones who t! Are the ones wha HER LOVING CHILDREN, Loved in_life DEVOTED BAKER. G.le\; ROSE_ANN AND BENJAMIN Yoteg In sad but lov. beloved mothe: ho departed th: today. January 6. sad memories laid to rest %n_death rememberec FRIEND, MRS, JULIA Who" entered. iy etergity Jap and December 27, 1017, ctively ROSALIE GASKINS LOGAN. * LORETTA M. 1In loving ree ce of LORETTA M. LANAHAN. xteen years ago today. Jan< THE FAMILY. * LYDIA DICKERSON. A trib- of love to the memory of LYDIA DICKERSON JOHNSON. who left ‘me four years ago today. January 6_1931. IRENE SCOTT TAYLOR. * JOH\(OV LYDIA DICKERSON. re- In love SON. who lett us Tous years aso todi January 6. GEQRGE D. JonNsON AND DAUGH- SISEMOORE. REBECCA E._ In loving memory of REBECCA E. SISEMOORE. wife of George H_ Sisemoore. who de- parted this life January 6, 1929, at Washington, D. C. In _memery of the one we loved in lite: embered in HUSBAND - BENNETT, JUNE. ® SMWH. COURTLAND. In sad and lov- ine remembrance of our dear son and brother. COURTLAND SMITH., who Dassed away one year ago today. Jan- uary 6. 1934 Dear son and brother, you are not for- gotten. Nor ever shall you be: As_long as life and mezory last We shall remember thee. DEVOTED PATH!R SISTERS AND BROTHER: e WATT, ll.ll‘l'l‘ L. In loving_memory of our dear son. ELBERT L. who departed this'life two yea: g today. January 6. 1933 Born May 12, 1925, Age, 8 years 8 months. Sleep on. dear son. And take your rest: We_ loved you dearly. But God loved vou best FATHER. MOTHER. SISTER. ® FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons b w'é‘z %;h‘;}{"AYEOCK Mer.) mfl-':fnshaas 19993034 M St. N.W. ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding the original W. R. SPEARE Formerly 1208 R St. NW. Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. Ave, JOHN R. WRlGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. e NOrth 0047 V. L. SPEARE (0. 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