Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1935, Page 9

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After the War, he took over the management of the Absonia Hotel restaurant in New York, Thence he was brought at the sug- $30—3$35 SUITS—O’COATS Now $24.75 CHARGE IT—-NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $8.25 IN FEBRUARY $8.25 IN MARCH $8.25 IN APRIL Established 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS % The Funeral Chapel {% SERVICE THAT IS é DISTINCTIVE BUT \4 NOT EXPENSIVE % Llncoln 0524-9244 . T0).E MEANEY, 4 & For two years he was a com- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1935. | Flyer Dies l gestion o! Senatotr Copeland of New York to t.le over the Sénate restau- rant at the same time that President Roosevelt moved into the Whne House ed in Washington af mpolls Hot,el with his wlte. Mrs Lena Boudrout Meaney, who survives nmerll services will be held at the W. W. Chambers chapel tomorrow at 8:30 am., followed by requiem mass at St. Patrick’s Church, Tenth and G streets, at 9. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. GEORGE FINGER DIES ON VISIT TO SISTER Former Mayor of Capitol Heights, Md., Is Victim of Heart Attack. George Finger, 63, former mayor of Capitol Heights, Md. organizer and first president of the Prince Georges Volunteer Firemen's Association, died yesterday of a heart attack while visiting his sister, Mrs. Arnold Fox, in Long Island City, N. Y. Born in London, Mr. Finger came to America at the age of 14. He had served as a delegate from the Painter’s Union to the Central Labor Union In Washington. Last Summer he was one of the directors of the firemen's parade in Alexandria. He is_survived by his widow, Mrs. Minnie Finger; a son, George jr., and a daughter, Eleanor, all of whom were with him at his death. Besides Mrs. Fox, he is survived by two other sisters, Mrs. Charles Yandik, of Sea Cliff, N. Y., and Mrs, man, of Jamaica, Long Island; | brothers, Charles J. Finger and Emil Fmger both of Fayetteville, Ark., and |a niece, Mrs. Fredric G. Pitts, of Silver Spring. Funeral services were to be held in Long Island City today. 3 412 ll St. Northeast o C/da.r‘ Hill . CHARGE ACCOUVT 71 Charge accounts quickly and easily opened. All we ask is your name, address and occu= pation, vybns most &aulr/' r (émetery Use of Power Gains. Italy is greater than o this time last year. Auto Sales Increase. Automobile sales in New Zealand in 1934 were 50 per cent greater than expected. Robert Burg- | 1ok part in four battles for which two | Consumption of electric power in9 MALL M. BOURNE DIES AT HOSPITAL Noted Marine Flyer Expires After Operation—Had Colorful Career. By the Assoclated Press. Maj. Louis M. Bourne, 42, of the United States Marine Corps stationed at Quantico, Va., died today at Naval Hospital here following an operation Friday for gastric ulcer. Maj. Bourne, who was the first Marine flyer to make a non-stop flight from the United States to Nicaragua, was stricken suddenly last ‘Thursday. He had been stationed since last August at Quantico where he was transferred from San Diego, Calif. He was commander of the Marine Aviation Fofces at San Diego for two years. In 23 years of service in the Ma- rines, Maj. Bourne had a colorful career. He left Annapolis to take a com- petitive examination for Marine service and his first assignment was as lieutenant on the flagship of the Asiatic fleet. He was sent to Chine where he was promoted to captain. Maj. Bourne was brought back for the World War and served in France with the second Marine Corps. He he received four stars for his victory ribbon. After serving 18 months in Germany MAJ. LOUIS M. BOURNE. ville, N. C., the son of the late Louis M. Bourne, sr., prominent North Caro- lina attorney and Mrs. Bourne. His mother was at his bedside when he died. . He also is survived by his widow, who was Miss Emily Waller of Staf- ford, Va., and two small children, Emylou and Johanna. A brother, Francis Bourne of Asheville, also survives, Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery at a time to be set later, pending completion of funeral ar- rnngcmems. with the Army of occupation, Maj.; COL. W L. MARTIN DIES Bourne returned to the United States and entered the Marine Aviation Service. In 1927 he made his non-stop flight to Nicaragua. He headed the Marine Air Forces in the search for the Bandit Sandino in Nicaragua. For his services in the Central American Republic, Maj. Bourne re- ceived the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Nicaraguan government pre- sented him with a gold medal. Maj. Bourne was a native of Ashe- NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FINISHING SHIRTS ELITES BOND-ED c.av EANING MUST MAKE GOOD ... Or We Will ... 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PHONE POTOMAC 0040 33 BRANCH STORES AND 37 DELIVERY ROUTES FOR YOUR CONVEN l'c = { AT ALEXANDRIA HOME Was Retired Contractor and High Official of 0dd Fellows. 70 Years Old. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. *» ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 7T— Col. William J. Martin, 70, retired contractor and high official of the Order of Odd Fellows, died last night at his home, 609 North Columbus street. ‘The deceased was & past grand patriarch of the Patriarchs Militant of Virginia and a past noble grand of the Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows of this city, which he served as chair- man of the Board of Trustees 25 years and drill leader. He had been a member of the lodge 40 years. Services are to be held at Odd Fel- lows Hall at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Rev. William Jackson Morton and Rev. E. V. Regester will officiate. Col. Martin leaves five sons and two daughters. Burial will be in the Presbyterian Cemetery. CLUB PLANS SESSION The Reciprocity Club of Washing- ton will hold its first meeting of the New Year at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, in the Mayflower Hotel, to discuss the proposed school-children’s clinic foundation. An informal bridge and bingo party will be given after the meeting. All members are urged to attend. Fall Is Fatal to Woman. Mrs. Margaret Hennige, 71, died in Sibley Hospital last night from in- Juries suffered January 1, when she fell backward on the stairs jn her home at 1300 Sixth street southwest, fracturing her skul.l. See What You Buy and Know W_lla_t 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. 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. Chambers’ for $2 6 5 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. 4 price $8 5 Chambers’ only .. 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. 0432 SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 11th St S.E. Phone Lincoln 4477 Dratha, ALBERT. EVA. On Priday. January 4. 1935, at 7:30 p.m.. at her residence. E st. s.e. EVA. beloved wife of the iate Joseph Albert. Puneral from the above Tesidence on Tuesday Jenuary 8. at 8:30 a.m.: thence to St. Peter's Church. 20d and C sts. s.e.. where requiem ma: will be offered at m. Relatives and friends invited. Intermént Mount Olivet Cemetery. } § BERRY. SOMERSET D. On Sunda: uary 6. 1935. at his residence Randolph st. h.w, SOMERSET D. be loved husband of the late Ida “May Berry and father of Mrs. Stanley l" Simpson, Mrs. Bessie Yoder, Mrs. Ethe Yurgik. Mrs. Constance Williford, May W. Carmen and Margaretts Berry. ices‘at St. Paul's Church. Rock Creek Cemetery, on Wednesday. January 0, at 10 am. ' Interment Mount Rest Ceme- tery. La Plata. Md. 8 BIGGANS. NANCY D. Departed this on Sunday, January 6. 1935, at her Tesidence. 492 M st. s.w. NANCY D. BIGGANS. ~She leaves to mourn theif loss a devoted husband. Frank Bigsan: one daughter. Christine Carter: seven nieces, Susie Jackson. Ollie Matthews. Josepliin Peters "Leura Jackson Annie Fields. Madeline Jackson and Julia Kado: five nephews. John and Charles Butler, Edward Johnson. Nathaniel and Paul Jackson. and other relatives and friends funeral home. 423 4th at. 5.W. of funeral later. BOATWRIGHT, VIOLET. January 5 '1935 "at’ Sibley Hospital VIOLET BOATWRIGHT. beloved daug ter of John and the late Mary Eadlin of 1305 P st. ne. Funeral from the Wil- liam H. Sardo & Co. funeral chapel. 4 H st. ne. on Tuesday. January 8. at 2 p.m.’ Reiatives and friends invited. In- terment at Addison Chapel. Md. BOGARD, BLANCHE E. On Sunday, Janu- ary 6 193 at Emergency Hospital, BLANCHE E. BOGARD. Remains rest- ing at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N st_ n.w. Puneral services and interment at Kala- mazoo. Mich. BROWN. RONALD. On Sunday. January 1935, RONALD BROWN of 1831 Le- Druu court n.w. He leaves to mourn their loss a father_ George Brown: a mother. Edith C. Cottrell: one sister. grandmother. great-great-grandmother and a host of other relatives and riends. Body resting at Malvan & Schey's fu- neral pariors. N J. ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of furieral later. BURNS, OLIVER. Departed this life on Thursday, January 3. 1925. OLIVER BURNS of 76 Morton st. n.w. He leave to mourn their loss his mother. Lula Burns. fath Bunyan Burns; _four sisters. Mrs. Ola Wells. Ada Duren. Doro- thy Scott and Edith Burns: two brothers, George and Golden Burns. Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home N. J ave. and R st. n.w. until Tuesday. January X. 10 pm. Funeral ife Notice Wednesday. January 9. Columbia. 8. C Interment Douglas Cemetery, South Carolina 3 CAMFIELD. THORNTON J. Suddenly. on Baturday, January 5. 1935. at his resi- dence :ird ‘st Mount Rainier, Md; THORNTON . 'CAMFIELD. beloved hushand of Mary M. Camfleld. ~Funeral from St. James' Catholic Church. Mount Rainfer. Md. on Tuesday. January K. at 9 am. Interment in Glenwood Cem- eters CHASE. ANNA. Departed this life on Sat- urday, January 5. 1935, ANNA CHASE of 4430 Pitch place n.e’ She leaves to mourn their loss a beloved husband Emory Chase: one son. one daughter. mother. Mrs. Lottie Wiggins: four sis- ters. one brother 2nd a host of other relatives and friends, Body resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home. N. J. ave and R st. nw. Funeral Wednes- day. January 9_at 1 pm. from the above' parlors. Rev. Tilden' officiati Interment Harmony Cemetery, {DR. NEVILS TO RETURN FOR G. U. CEREMONIES President Expected Home Tomor- row for Rites Honoring Found- er of University. Dr. Coleman Nevils, 8. J., president of Georgetown University, who has taken a trip around the world since leaving here last September to attend the International Red Cross Confer- 2nce at Tokio, will arrive in New York tonight on the S. S. Majestic. It was expected he would come di- rect to Washington, for tomorrow the university observes the 200th anniver- sary of the birth of its founder. Arch- bishop John Carroll. There will be a pontifical mass at 10 am. in Dahl- gren Chapel, at which the apostolic delegate, Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, will preside. will be preached by Dr. Peter Guilday, professor of history at the Catholic University of America. Afterward he visited China and start- ed homeward through Europe. In Rome recently he was granted an au- dience by Pope Pius and visited the; headquarters of the Society of Jesus which has control over Georgetown and all other Jesuit institutions. e Deaths Reported Emma J. Saule. 86. Alice Cooley. 83 1 Kate Price ‘82, 3 Eliah Coddington. Charles T. J. McCi Capitol st Maud D. Biondi. 78. Nicholas' T. Redman, pital John L. Walter. 70. 4104 Garrison st Hannah Murphy. ‘69, Georgetown Hospital Carrie A_ Maddux H. Keith, 67. 3426 161 A. Mullet 1715 1sth st Florence Bailey, 65, Georgetown Hospital. John Q. Walton, . 1737 H st Emma_ E._Riley. . 4111 Emery pl. Eno Steyphon. alias Strickler. 6l. Eiizabeth Hospital Nora Slabaugh. 48. 6902 4th st Glovannina Melera. 48, 2135 F st William T, Mathews, 4;. Mavflower Hotel. Blanche E. Bogard.' 43, Emersency Hos- pita A Robert V._Cocoran. 42. Gallinger Hospital Dorothy Bogte. 37, 1154 4th st_ne Lafon Wilson, 29." Tubercuiosis Hospital. Francis Hattern. 98. Gallinger Hospital Lillian A. Thornburg,_20. Sibley Hospial. Louise Bennett. 14. Gallinger Hospital. Evelyn Carl. 9. Children’s Hospital. FII{ICI‘E McGuire, 2. Children’s Hos- pita William Hardi . Gallinger Hospital. John R. Lee. 41 2nd st. n.e. Sarah Myles. 21, “Myrtle st n.e. Louise Middleton. 49."10 St. Matthews ct. William_B. Brooks. 49. Gallinger Hospital. Carrie E Gaymon, 47, 1415 New Jersey ave. Emma_Lee. 44 433 H st Mary Mickev. 43. Gallinzer Hospital Bescle Bostic Gallinger Hospital Louis Robinson ecedmen's Hospital. Betty Wilson, Gallinger Hospital Edith Dade. allinger Hospital Leroy Henson, Freedmen's Hospital Infant Emma Brown. 2 rd st. 5.v. Bu ths Re rted. Leroy G. and Helen L. Tfiv or. girl twins. Henry and Helen Lewis. boy Robert G. and Esther E. Brady. bov. Samuel and Lee S. Benjamin. girl Waiter S. and Anna W. Cameron, boy. Joseph and Ethel Weiss. girl. Earl and_Helen Cook, boy. Francis T and Ellen F. Jones. boy. Maria_and Lilly Tommasi, Uiatles Aina Olve & &7arr. boy. Ervin A. and Mary B_Kelly. boy Thomas A. and Elsie Bendall. girl. Louis G, and Rushia H. Owens. boy. Walter S. and Rita M. Mitchell. boy. James H. and Rene Holland, girl George F. and Emily V. Hurley, girl Harold N. and Pauline ‘Williams, girl. Hol’lrd and Anna L. Henegan. girl. Lloyd H. and Bertha Moffett. girl. Randall J. and Ethel E_Marshall. boy. Samuel P, and Cora Gray. boy. Lance and Lealer Butler, girl. John H. and Jaunita E Huntley. girl. William and Margaret Gray. girl James R. and Corine E. Warfleld. boy. Albert and Ethel Coates. girl. Thomas and Aurelia Colbert. 'boy. LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. Tost BAG—Black suede, gold trimming: Sunday. Return 1707 Lamont st. or phone Col. 2175. Reward. BANK BOOK. Md. Trust Co. of Balto. Md. ; return to 1438 Merigian Em<:onal Hospital e 1409 North 08 _7th st se. 78, Emergenty Hos- st. DIAMOND BAR PIN. on Thursday. Jen 3 in or mear Public Library or at’Medl dical Ist nw Address 25-2. Star _office. [ ‘GERMAN_POLICE PUPPY. 207 hil brown: white neck, slightly lame left {ront leg. Tag 22727. Phone Col. 3783. * POCKETBOO! About $16: on car be- tween_ 24th st. and Pa. ave. and 15th st. and New York ave: Sunday morning_Clev. ( POCKETBOOK. in Continental Hotel. Sa urday. Jan. 5. Return it or contents. Re- ward offered. Room 214. Continental Hotel. POCKETBOOK. brown leather; 10st Thurs- day night about 1 1 wharf car between and T sts. nw. Reward. Phone North 4236, POLICE DOG. small type. appearance of about hali grown: female. Answers to name of Trixie. Slipped collar at fire. R. 1. ave. and 11th st. Sunday morning. 'An 1345 14th st. n.w. Phone invalid’ g!! North 3084, STOC) TIFICATES of Sterrett & Co. s st % oc"z Lacy. ~contained i plain_ envelo) Please call G. B. Lacy, Cleveland 1 1 e e TERRIER W _white_with_blac R emale, oudy . Wis. 1303, Thorae abple st... Chev . Md. rd. ‘WRIST WA‘ICH—-GBM initials E_M. G.. in or near Union Station Sunday. Reward, E. M. Graham. 1330 N, Y. ave. n.w. ¢ ) Remains resting at Campbell's | On Saturday. ! The sermon | Dr, Nevils was one of the American | delegates to the Tokio conference. | Braths. COSGROVE. HICI!A!L OrhMondny.Jl - uary .7." 1935. at Garfield Hospital. MICHAEL. beloved son of the late John and Briaget Cosgrove. of 820 4th st. ne. Puneral from his niece’s residence. Mrs. Lidwine Phillips (nee Murphy) 1337 Maryland ave, n.e.. on Thursday. January 10, at 8:30 am.. thence 10 Bt Alonm Church, where high mass will be sung at # a.m. Relatives and iriends invited. ~Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. COUPARD, ISABELLA AUGUSTA. ammuzy psnuary . 1936 st 12:30 r_home. ~Kensington, PaRelia" AuGUaTA “Shed 83" years. Widow of the late Charles H. Coupard. Funeral services on Tuesday. January 8. at 8t. John's Catholic Church, Forest Glen. Md.. where requiem mass will be said at 10'a.m. Interment Church Cem- etery. CURTISS, JENNIE W. On Sund uAry o, 1935 at her residence. 13 Beaton place ne "JENNIE W. CURTISS. be. loved wife of Thomas D. Curtiss and | mother of Charles C.. Minnje C.. Lovina | M. and Arthur M. Virgin. Funeral from | the above residence on Wednesday. Jan- Uary 9. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invite Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. (Alexandria, Va.. paper please copy.) § DDOL!TTLE lLLA BRANCIII: _Suddenly. BRANCHE beloved wife of xl]fleorle Ed- ward Doolittle. Puneral from the Nevius funeral home. 924 New York ave. n.w. Tuesday. January 8. at 2 pm. Priends and rejatives invited to attend. Inter- ment private. » On 12:30 . Jan- A On Sunday. January NANNIE A CBOFRY Tnothes 5F Martha ' Gunston _and_Mildred Jones: &randmother of Charles R, Jones and sister of Zelpha Norton. 'Funeral from her daughter’s residence. 111% K st. n.e. on Wednesday. January 9, at 22 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 8 NNIE. _ On Saturday, January ANNIE FOLEY (nee King). be- loved wife of the late Dennis Foley. Funeral from her late residence. Anacostia rd. se. on Wednesday. Jan- uary 9. at 9:30 a.m s Xavier Chureh, 27th nd Pa. ave se. at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited, Interment Mount Olivet Cem- etery. [ FOREST. ROBERT L. Departed this life on Saturday. January 5. finger Hospital: ROBERT L FOREST, | He 1s survived by a loving wife. M. Forest; mother. Mrs. Lena Forest: i sisters. Mrs. Rita Willams and M Evelyn Swann. He also leaves other 1 atives and many friends 10 mourn departure. Remains at the Jg T Rhine's funeral chapel d and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later, NETTIE. On Saturday, Ja at, Her residence 1313 a3 NETTIE GREEN. beloved mother of William and James Green sister of Helen Blackwell.” grandmother of Elenor White. Lillian and William ir. She also leaves two great- grandchildren and a host of other rela- tives and_friends. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvic funeral church. 14: st. n.w. Puneral Tuesday, January 8. at I p.m. from Rock Creek Bapuist Church. Interment Union Bap- tist Cemetery. HARDY, RICHARD FRANCIS. _On Satur- day. January 5 at’ Bowie. Md RICHARD FRANCIS béloved huosand of the'late Martha Hardy. Puneral from St James' Episcopal Cl Bowie. on Tuesday. January 8. at 2 p.m Relatives and friends invited. ment Glendale. Md. MARGARET. On Sunday. y 6. MARGARET. beloved en:y W. Hennige. Fu- T late residence. i on Wednesday. January 9. latives and ' friends in: Prospect Hill Cemetery. HODELL. ELIZABETH FRANCES. On Sunday. January o. 1935 at her resi. ence. ' 9 st. ' nw. ELIZABETH FRANCES. beloved wife of the late George Thomas Hodell and mother of G Iverson Hodell, Mrs. Bertha Miller Mrs. Loretta J. West. ~ Funeral from the James T. Ryan funeral home. 317 Pa. ave. se. on Wednesday _January at 8:40 am.: thence to Si. Aloysius Church, where requiem mass will be of- fered at _a.m. Relatives and friends invited. ~Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery. (] HUESTIS, MARY ELIZABETH. On Mon- day. January 7. at her son’s res w0 ary ted. 5 The” nate % services . . Hines Co, funeral home. 2801 14th st n.w. ‘on Tuesday. January 0 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery, HUNTT. GEOBGF E. On Saturday. Jan- 935, at his residence. > se. _Congress ~ Heights HUNTT. beloved husband ne A, Huntt (nee Noj om ‘the above residen: January £ at 9:30 am Chiureh of the Assumption Cons t10a Relatives and 1riends m\'xled. Interment Cemetery. KALFFMAN. EMILY ANN. On Sunday. January . 1935 i the home of ia r 415 Le¢ terrace. Lyo Va. EMILY ANN KAUFFMAN. rick and Conrad R. Kaufiman. mother ol Mrs. Lrah Kauffman_Good- rick and Conrad R. Kauffman. Funeral from the above adcress Wednesday. Jan- | uary 9. at > p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery, Washington. D. C. 8 | KEITH, MAJ. WILLIAM IMKDI\’ Saturday. January 5. 19 L dence. Northbrook Cour nw. Maj. W] 3 beloved Iather of Raymond L. Keith Mrs. John G. Wangler and Mrs. William A Hoke. Remains resting at the 8. H Hines Co_ funeral home. 2401 14th st es at 'St. Stephen’s scopal Church. 16th on Tuesday. Jan- Interment. with fi ary honors. Arlington Nationa Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. KENNEDY. ALICE POWELL GRADY. at her residence, 2 ALICE * POWELL EDY. beloved wife of ennedy and mother 0f Mr: Henning Neims of Harrisburg, Pa.; sis- ter of Powell Grady of Washington ai Mrs. George Fresch of Baltimore. Fu- neral services_at the Church of the Epiphany. 1317 G st on Tuesday, Jan- uary 8. at 3 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. MARTIN. CHARLES W. on Saturday ary 5. 5. at Baicroit, Va. V. MARTIN. beloved son_of n Harmon Martin. Re- mains resting at the Ives funeral home. 310 Wilson bivd.. Clarendon. Va. neral Tuesday. January 8. at 2_pm.. irom Ives' chapel. Interment Bethel Cemetery. Alexandria. Va. McCALL. ELIZABETH. Departed this life on Monday. January 7. 1934, at_Gai- linger Kospital. ELIZABETH McCALL wife of the late Robert Daniel McCa mother o Edward. Roy, Nelson. Jam Lula and Ethel McCall. ' She also leaves one brother. William Moore; twenty-nine grandchildren and filteen great-grana- iidren and many other reiatives and Remains resting at iaence. 518 Odd Fellows ct. ral Wednesday. January 4, {rom §t. Cyprian's Church, Mount Glivet Cemetery. | McCCAWLEY. ROSE MARY.. On Sunday January 0. 1935, &l 2.05 am.. at her residence. 1473 Soutn Carolina _ave s.c.. ROSE MARY McCAWLEY. beloved er of Mary and the late Richard Cawley. neral irom her late esidgence Tuesday. January 8. at S:30 a.m thence the Holy Comforter Church. 14th and East Capitol sts.. 'where high mass of requicm will be of- fered at 9 am Relatives and friends invited. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. MCENANEY, WILLIAM. On Saturday. January 5. 1935, at the residence of his son, 1439 Lincoin roaa n.e. WILLIAM, the beloved husband of the iate Ida May McEnaney and iather of Mrs, Andrew J. Morris and James A. McEnaney. Funeral from the above residence on Tuesday. January 8, at 8:30 am. Re- quiem mass at St. Martin'’s Church at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. MEANEY, JOHN E. On Sunday. January 6. 1935, at Garfield Hospital. JOHN E.. beloved husband of Lena Meaney. Fu- neral from the W. W. Chamoers Co. tuneral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Tuesday. January 8. at 8:30 a.i.; thence i. Patrick’s Church. 10th and G sts. where mass will be offered at o | am’ for the repose of his soul tives and friends invited. Interment in Ariington National Cemetery. MYERS, SARAH ELLEN. On Saturday. January 5. 1935, at her residence. lith st. h.w.. SARAH ELLEN, bejoved wite of the late Abram Myers.' Puneral rom V. L. Speare Co.’s, 1004 H st. n.w.. on Tuesday. January & at 11 a.m, In- terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, NEITER, JOHN G. On Sund o, 1035, 8t his residence, 1 Half st. JOHN G.. son of the late Margaret Reiter and brother of Mary L. Leishear Remains resting at_the Lee funeral home. ith st. and Massachusetis_ave n.e.. where services will be held on Tues- day, January 8. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. NELSON, JOANNA. Departed this life Satur- day. January 5. 1935. at Freedmen's Hospital. JOANNA NELSON. mother of Ruth Jackson. Laura. Lewis, Forrest and William Neison sister of Willie and Dennis Walker. She also leaves other relatives. Remains Testing ai the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 143 st. n.w. until 1 p.m. Tuesda: after at her late residence st. W, Funenl Wednesday. Jnnuux)‘ 9. at 1:30 from the Jerusalem Baptist Cllurch. Soth and B sts. now. 8 OSIN. MORRIS. On Sunday. January 6. . at his residence. Dix st. nee., MORRIS."Sded 64 years, busband. of Bessie and father of Mrs. Trving Green- stone. Victor. Mary ~ Sarah, Esther, Walter and Bernard Osin. Funeral | ____ from the chapel of Barnard Danzansky, 501 14th st. nw.. Tuesday. January &, at 11 am. Inferment Osoheve Sholom Cemetery. PAYNE, CHARLES W, On Sunday. Jan- uary 6, 1935. at his residence, Sandston. Va. CHARLES W. PAYNE. son of Mr. and Mrs. Willia Payne of Cherry- dale. Va. He is also survived by a wife. Bertha Payne; two sisters and three brothers. Intérment Arlington National Cemetery. PHILLIPS. GEORGE EMORY. The re- mains 6f GEORGE EMORY PHILLIPS, ho died December 6 1034, now restin | E in the Rock Creek Cemetery vault. will be interred in the family plot Wedne: day. the Oth day of January. at 2. p.m. Relatives and Iriends invited. [ Puneral her late se. Fu- at $ am. Interment January | ROGERS, ROLAND W Inter- | wth | Mass | Cedar Hill| 7 Rela- | & A9 Braths. PERRY. CHARLES J. Suddenly. on Sat- urday. January b. 1033 his resi ~ dence. 936 C st s.w. CHARLES J_ be loved son of John J. and Annie I Perry. Puneral from his iate residence Tues- day. January & st R:30 a.m.: thence to 8t Dominic’s Catholic Church. 6th and E'sts. sw. where mass will be said at ® am. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. PERRY. CHARLES ROY. Departed tht life on Priday s, Tat January 4. 1934 at Freedmen's Hospital. CHARLES ROY PERRY. He is survived by a mother, Mrs, Lena Perry: two brothers. Georse and William Perry. and many other rei- atives and fricrds. Remains resting at the funeral parior of Alexander 8. Pope. #15 15th st. 5. Funeral Tuesday. J vary 5. at 1:30 pm.. from the Mou Pisgah Bapti. Church. Gales st. be- tween 1Sth and 19th sts. ne. Inter- ment Lincoln Memcrial Cemetery. . RAWLES, ISABELLA. on Monday. Jane ::1"1. 310°% at 3:05 am.. at her resi. n erce st. n.w. ISA RAWLES. the beloved wife MS”BFEX.“LQ George Rawles and devoted mother of the late Irving Rawles. Florence Dan- dridge. Broadus and Abraham Rawles. “Notice of funeral later, ® RICHARDSON. BLANCHE M. On Sature duy, January 5. 1935, at her residence. in Ariington. Va. BLANCHE M. RICH- ARDSON. veloved wife of Joseph Rich- ardson, loving sister of Josel Tyler. niece of James A. Ward. aunt of Ethel’ and Ella Pleasant Gevoted friend of Fiorence Green. She also leaves & host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. untl 4 p.m. Tuesday. There- after at her iate residence. Puneral on Wednesday, January 9. at 1 p.m.. from Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Arlington Rev. James E Green officiating. Inte ment Odd Fellows’ Cemetery. 8 RIDGELY. JAMES ROBERT. Buddenly on Sunday’ January 6.1 resi- dence. Upper Maribo: \m JA\(ES ROBERT RIDGELY. son of the late Nicholas Orrich Ann Elizabeth Ridgely (nee Thom. ins resting at Ritchie Bros me, Upper Marlhoro, 3td mass’ at_ 8t . n{{ J.‘L“é'y h terment Mount Cagmel Cemeicrs ¥ 8u 'mr Vy vm S;" dey @ n.w. Servic BOLLINS. WADE. Departed t Sunday, Jan W LINS. devoted hu b I fu nother of Rose. A e._Peter_an Mary Ha sidence. January e Faneral Q\m cy SCHRIVER. PH[L H. On Monday. Jan- 735 PHILIP H. SCHRIVER the “lite Phillp H. aad 3 v nd_brother of n_Earl. Dorothy and ver. Funeral from the W Co.” Southeast fu st. se. on Wednesday K30 am: thence to St olic Church, where mass w 9°am. for the r Relatives ang. friends terment Mount Olivet WARD. MARY BROOKS life ‘Friday January 4. pm. MARY BROOKS WARD loved “daughter of Dora Gordan and mother of 8ylva Brooks. ' She aiso ves to ieir loss a devoted IHX’M d. Ot Sarah_ McK January Peter's Cat be ofter, and frien n January the residence of her sw. Funeral Tues- t 1 pm. from Provi- Church. M st.. between Rev.’ Coleman femorial On Priday [ 10 o'm. at_his w.. DR. LEO voted husband ms and_be- Dorsey Wil- and loving brother Funeral from sday. January &. nterment Arlington Me- 1 Cemetery. WILSON. LAFAN LINCOEN WiLLTAMS. 5 of Mrs. Mamie Lewis W loved con of Mr. and Mrs liams of Tyrone. Pa of Mrs Sara R Tn Memorian, | 'DERSO! CATHERINE M. E r. CATHERINE M | parted this life fou years ago t January 7. 1931 LOVING DAVGHTER TER. IRENE. | BURROWS. MARY ing rememor be filled MARY. AND SIS- KATHERINE. n lov- day. January 7 BAND AND DAL( HTFR DAVID H. AND EVEL E BURROWS. ATHERINE, i Ies BLRRO“Q Scott). Who passed awav five years ago today January 7. | MOTHER. FATHER AND SISTER MAL- | VINIA ' ROBERT E. AND FRANCIS SCOTT. ELLER. AMELIA. Tn loving remembrance of our dear mother and AMELIA ELLER. who dei ht years aso today. Janu a line of sweet rem mother and g d tiue n of love's de T hearts HER LOVING DAUGHTER AND & CHILDREN. it 280! > 2 193 JULIA'F. GR\Y TRIPLETT. WILLIAM ate_of love husband. WiLLIAV 1. HARDIN me fifteen years ago today. | HARDIN. e T like to st ong the road of yesterdsy: To live again in memory The happy davs that used to be T hear you laugh. T see you smi! 1 talk with you a little while: I Jove to linger on the way ‘That leads me back to yesierday. MARGARET G. HARDIN. * HURLEY. FRANK. In loving mem ur Incle._and 'Drother. FRANK left us sad and lonel: two years ago today. January 7. 1563 In our home he is fondly remembered. Sweet memories cling to his na Those who loved him Still love him in de HIS BROTHER KROPP. BARBARA. In membrance of my dear m | 'KROPP. who depart ay years ago today. J Sadly I count the hours That measure those long years. Time cannot rob or erase My memory of one so_dear LOVING DAUGHTER. * WEST. JOHN ALLAN. A tribute of love to the ‘memory of my son. JOHN ALLAN WEST. who left me one ycar ago today. January 7. 1934, 1 will not say. 1 cannot sa: ead. He is just away. That he is DEVOTED MOTHER. ARTIE WEST HALL. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITAL ST. —____ Phone Lincoln 0373 CHAMBERS W. W. DEAL g CO. 816 H St. NE. y_LINCOLN 8200 Josep! h B Blrch s Sons m HAYCOCK_ Mgr.) Phone WEst nn'u.3034 M St. N.W. Established 1847 _OUO3 “ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding_the original W. R. ARE Formerly 1208 H St. N.W, Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. Ave, JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th 8¢ N.W. Phane NOTth 0047 V. L. SPEARE CO0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establishment NAtEEPS0e 1009 H St. N.W. dJ. Wirlliam Lee’s Sons Co. 'UNERA] JECT! CREMATORIUM 4th and Mass Ave. N.E Lincoln 85200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. a3 seventn St MW NAtional 2473 FUNERAL DESIGNS. ). A. COMLEY 2%, W sT. Artistie Floral Delllnn B’W!!‘S'l'n:lllfi Night Phenes. il 30-3-1_or !fil-l- GUDE BROS. co Floral Pieces 1212 F St NW___ NAtiona: 4276 J H. SMALL & SONS Delivered Dupent_Circle GEO C SHAFFER IDI‘IIM'I'! PllCIl PION‘ NAT. .‘M