Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1935, Page 9

W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home | 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road COL. 0464 Phones } ADams 10341 SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 C. S. ZURHORST. JR.. M. T. ZIRKLE We Charge You Only What You Can Afford In 78 years' business exoerience. we have more than learned that service 1s measured by personal effort and endeaver rather than by dollars is why we have adily grown and become known “family morticians.” Ambulance. Amo Livery and Furborg, -FUNERAL - ‘DIRECTORS- EST. 1857 I 301 E. Capitol St. Lincoln 0372 I & as JAMES R. RIDGELY, 74, DIES IN PRINCE GEORGES Former Election Official and Road Supervisor Will Be Buried Tomorrow. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., January 8.—James Robert Ridgely, 74, uncle of Miss Catherine A. Ridgley, secretary to the Prince Georges County Com- missioners, died suddenly Sunday night at Kinsale, his ancestral home, near here. A retired farmer, Mr. Ridgley was the,son of the late Nichols Arrick and Ann Elizabeth Thomas Ridgely. He served as an election official and road supervisor many years ago. At one time he was connected with the Mary- land Census Bureau. He is survived by a brother, John Ridgely. and a sister, Mrs. Mary Wyvlll, and & number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at St. Mary’s Catholic Church here tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. Burial will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery. For 8 Regular, $150 Funeral 75 No Extras! It has taken 25 years and a steadily increasing volume of business to permit the establishing of price that is extrao A resnective. of pricel WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Ph. LI 8200-8201 THE EVE C. A. NORRIS DIES; RITES TOMORROW Brief Illness Fatal to Veteran of Western Union and Na- tive of District. Charles Alexander Norris, who re- tired recently in the fiftieth year of his service with the Western ‘Union Telegraph Co., died yesterday after- noon at his home, 1719 Hobart street. He had been ill a week. Born in \'§:.lh- ington 65 years ago, the' son of the late Anne Rebecca Evans and Charles Alex- ander Norris, he was a lifelong resident of this city, and was A Nt yigely known here. He began his service with Western Union when 15 years old. He had been long identified with the Masons, being a member of Pen- talpha Lodge No. 23, F. A. A. M, and | Mount Horeb Chapter No. 7, Royal Arch Masons. Norris is survived by his wife, Lillan Craigen Norris; a sor, John Gilbert Norris; & daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Buell O'Connor, and three sisters, Mrs. Susan Thomas of Washingtgn, Mrs. Mary Moore of Franklin, Pa; and c. 20 H 8t. N.W. Nat. 8736 ISRt Up. JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNITURE CO. Buy Now on Our Budget Plan G_STAR, Mrs. John Hall, Va. Funeral services will be held at the S. H. Hines Co. chapel, 2901 Four- teenth street, tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Congressional Cem- etery. MISS ELIZABETH CLAPP “ DIES ON OMAHA VISIT Daughter of Former Senator Wa Member of District Bar Association. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. WOODLAWN, Va,, January 8. —Miss Elizabeth Clapp, daughter of the late Moses E. Clapp, United States Sena- tor from Minnesota and sister of the late Harvey S. Clapp of Union Farm, died Saturday night at a hospital in Omaha, Nebr., following a brief ill- ness. She was stricken while visiting friends.« Miss Clapp was born in St. Paul, Mlnn., November 19, 1888, coming to Washington with her parents in 1901 when Senator Clapp took his seat in the Senate. She was a member of the District Bar Association. Surviving are two nieces, . Virginia Harrison Clapp and Marjorie May Clapp; & nephew, Harvey Spaulding Clapp, all of Union Farm. Arrangements for funeral services to be held in Washington have not been completed. —_— 20,000 Get Parents. Under the supervision of health in- spectors more than 20,000 children in England are being reared by I5,000 foster mothers. (edar Hill vabnt most Beautiful’ (émetery Clearance days are here again and the extra savings are well worth investigat- ing. Complete suites of fur- niture, odd pieces for every room in the house—all of GUARANTEED Lansburgh quahty are now tagged at prices way below regular. Come, shave in the annual “dividends” we are offering. Convenient Budget Terms. LIVING ROOM SUITES 2-Piece Rayon Friezette Living Room Suite $75.00 A lovely suite, consisting of a sofa and deep-seat chair with box cushion backs. construction with reversible spring-filled cushions; choice of green or mulberry rayon friezette. value, 2-Piece or studio room. green. 2-Piece A beautiful suite u gain at this low price. cflius Lan Living Room Suite $49.50 Just the thing for the small apartment living room ) . 1 The suite is of the finest construc- tion, including deep spring-filled cushions. in a high-grade colonial tapestry in choice of rust or Living Room- Suite $89.00 é)holstered in high-grade rayon friezette over guaranteed sagless construction. Consists of a full-size sofa and club chair. It is of genuine sagless A marvelous “Kroehler” Covered “Kroehler” An exceptional bar- DINING ROOM SUITES This Genuine Mahogany Dining Room Suite $109 You must see this splendid suite to appreciate the value. thoroughly well constructed. the special price. Dinette $95 popular design. table and four chairs. suite particularly charming. Court design witl table, buffet, server It is attractive in style, beautifully finished and An outstanding value at Remember, There Are Only 3 to Sell Attractive Moderne .00 This suite is in genuine walnut veneer in this most Seven pieces, Contrasting woods make this 10-Piece Solid Oak Dining Room, Suite $115.00 This attractive suite is in nut brown finish. English h full court china closet, refectory and five chairs and host chair. Suite including buffet, server, BEDROOM SUITES 4-Piece Genuine Walnut Colonial Bedroom Suite $95.00 A gracefully designed Colonial bed room suite, consisting of a four-poster bed, highboy chest of drawers, full vanity and large dresser. All pieces are beautifully carved and finished in genuine walnut veneers. Specially priced for this clearance. Genuine Mahogany Bedroom Suite $115.00 Colonial design in genuine mahogany veneer, authentic design and finest workmanship throughout. Fully guaranteed in every detail. *Consists of dresser, chest, vanity and poster bed. ODD-LOT SALE A special feature of the January Clearance Sale is the closing out of odd chests, dressers, vanities, beds, ete. Y5 OFF 909 F St. N.W. 4 sburgh gfurniture (5 ROLAND ROGERS, LANDSCAPER, DIES Deceased Was in Charge of Skyline Drive and Luray Area Work. Roland W. Rogers, landscape archi- tect with the National Park Service, in charge of the landscaping of 8ky- line .Drive in the Luray area, died Sunday at his home, 102 Quincy street, Chevy Chase, Md. Mr. -Rogers, a native of New Bed- ford, Mass., had lived in Washington since 1929, when he came here as a landscape architect with the Maryland- National Capital Park and Planning Commission, with which he remained until 1932. ‘When Mr. Rogers received his B.S. from the Massachusetts State College in Amherst, Mass., the United States had just entered the World War. He joined the-service and served two| years with the A. E. F. in France. When the war was over, he remained in France for a time, studying at the Beaux Arts in Paris. Returning to Ambherst, he took his M. L. A. degree from the State College in 1922, and was made assistant professor of horti- culture, In 1925 and 1926 he was in Albania. directing the landscaping of the Albanian-American School of Agri- culture in Burazzo. On his retum, he was for two years in partnersbip with H. V. Lawrence in Falmouth, Mass., until he was called to the Maryland Park and Planning Commission Besides his widow, Mrs. Emelyn Nickerson Rogers, he is survived by a son, John Allison Rogers, 7. Funeral services and burial will be private. Ao Deaths Reported. Elizabeth Prech. 89. 2013 Kearney st. ne. el Y. Georgetown Hospital 79, Gallinger Hospital 79, Home for Aged and rm. Lelia S._ Horne_74. 1915 Northampton st. Hl}r{ry Fisher. 74, United States Soldiers’ Rober: La Mont_ 70. Gallinzer Hospital. Bon Riber M 3] B R e United States 8ol Frank Boynton, 65 diers’ Home Fred Sandberg. 4. Walter Reed Hospital Alice H. Kennedy, 64, 2901 Connecticut e ia B. Doolittle. 52 1009 11th s Relher. 2und Home tor mcumfle- Harry N. Ward. 50 n.e. Joseph F. Wather. ih Shoies Hospital. 201 D st. ne. 'w Otis_st L bited states Naval Hospital. Infant Allen N. Dixon. Gallinger Hospital Infant Lugenia Smith. Gallinger Hospital Infant Grifin. Columbia Hospital Gharles Bowers. 85, 1060 Potomac st. mas. 57 “th st Albert Hol! Preedmen’s Hospital. fofant Geraidine Grifith, Childrens Hos- al. Infant Mattie Holland. Gallinger Hospital. Baby Sutton. Freedmen's Hospital. Births Reported. Roy H. and Flove Yoling. girl. Ellls N. and Lucille Perry. airi. Walter and Viola Pack. gir Samuel and Beatrice Holtz. boy. LOST. e 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. BANK BOOK. Md. Trust Co. of Balto. Md. Prank M Clark; return to 1438 Meridian n.w DlAMOND ND BAR PIN. on Thursday. in or near Public Library or at Med: Bldg, 1726 I st. nw. Reward. Addres& ._Star_office WATCH AND BRACELET. mn Reward. Tele- 1700 Decatur DIAMO! | downtown shoppig district. Bhone Edward C. Ostrow. n.w. Adam: ENGLISH BLLLDOG white. § months old, heyy Chase. Reward \ees"”_Phone Wisconsin 1510 IRISH TERRIER. male. _vicinity Chevy Chase: children's pet. Reward. Phone Clevel 3 ‘MALTESE CA male: ran aw m home about January 1 and Is lost in Belhesdn or Chevy Chase section: children’'s pet f found. please Call Cleveland 1196, Reward NEEDLEPOINT EMBROIDERY. with green background: Monday. on street car or Vi- cinity_ Jellefr’s. Sulisble reward. Cleve- Tuesday morning. be- n.w. Reward. Call Re- EISEMAN'S SEVENTH AND F ING—Aquamarine. ;‘we?n K and F sis. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Suits of style and qual- ity. All-wool materials that wear and hold their press. All the richest patterns and smart shades. In sizes to fit every man. Single and double breasted models. $25 SUITS Charge It—Nothing Down Just Pay $6 IN FEBRUARY $6 IN MARCH $6 IN APRIL $30, $35 | SUITS-0°COATS 524.75 Charge It—Nothing Down Just Pay $8.25 IN FEBRUARY $8.25 IN MARCH $8.25 IN APRIL WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1935, Marehall Dozier of Lee| Qard of fl!l;mkl. 3o MORAN: o lends Yor thetr many Find> messes during our recent reavement. RAN AND SONS.” * Bmflpn. AHH‘I'ON flmll.!Y. De rud (hll {fle on Bk tne be- Josephine 8 . She leaves other rel mourn her_departure. at John T. Rhines’ funeral homtl d Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funera hereafter. BARRETT. VIRGINUS ( Tuesday, January 1. 19: Calif . VIRGI (P RO Dowe fire Bm. Interment Arlington National eter BARRETT. JETER, Comrades of Admizal Gearae Dewey Naval Camp No. 8. W, V. 'fll uumble lt !vwnu funeral hom nd N sts. n. t Wednesday. Jlnun for~ the purpo: en {0e fimert o7 our iate comrade. PETER BARRETT. Interment Ariington Nalonal Cemeiery, ey this life on nufl'v HENRY. Dennedj this life on father of ‘the late Charles “He leaves to mourn their loss . Remains_resting at_the R D ednesaay, h}.nx‘mu}u : 5 5 and mmmenz Charlotte. N. ©On Sunday. Jan- [ERSE’ b v -c hlluresldence uary 6. 1935, Tursk s o men an ices :i St. . aul's Church. Rock_ Cl’ltk Cemett . on wedn:sdny Januery 9, It o m. fiterment Mount Rest Cefpe ury La Plata, Md. BIG NANCY DERRICK. Dep v.hu Jlife on Sunday. January 6 At her residence. 497 M st. 5.w.. NANCY DERRICK BIGGANS, She leaves to mourn _their loss a devoted husband, Prank Biggans; one daughter. Christine Carter: seven nieces, Susie Jackson, St Matthews. Josephine Peters, Laura Juckson. Annie Fields, Madeline Jackson and Julia_Kado; five nephews. John and Cherles Butler. thaniel and Paul Jackson. relatives and friends. ~ Remains resting at Campbell's funeral home. 433 4th st E | Tuesday. January 5 p.in.; thence to her home. T8 M st 5w Funeral Thursday at 1 p.m. from Mount Jezreel Baptist Church. North Pavne st. Alexandria. Va.. Rev. Miles pastor. Relatives and friends in< vited. (Alexandria papers please copy.) COL. 0. H. SAMPSON OF FORT MEADE DIES Col. Odiorne H. Sampson, quarter- master at Fort George G. Meade, Md., died last night at Walter Reed Hos- pital. Born in Springfield, 11, Febru- ary 6, 1878, Col. Sampson enured the Army as a private during the Philip- sioned a second lieutenant of Infantry in 1902. During the World War Col. Sampson served as division quartermaster of the 92d Division, although he was i not officially transferred from the In- |fantry to the Quartermaster Corps until 1920. Col. Sampson graduated from the Army Industrial College here in 1927, and for four years thereaiter was at- tached to the Quartermaster General's Office here. d His widow, Mrs. Katherine W. Samp- son, and two daughters, Margaret L. and Justine W. Sampson, all of Fort Meade, survive. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Occasional rain with mild temperature tonight and tomorrow; lowest temperature tonight about 46 degrees; colder to- morrow night; light east and south- east winds, becoming gentle to mod- erate southerly tomorrow. Maryland—Occasional rain tonight and tomorrow; mild temperature, fol- lowed by colder tomorrow night and in extreme west portion in the after- noon. Virginia—Occasional rain tonight and tomorrow; somewhat warmer in southeast portion tonight, colder to- morrow and in extreme west portion in the afternoon. West Virginia—Rain tonight and tomorrow; warmer tonight, colder tomorrow. Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 53 30.10 30.09 30.16 30.12 Yesterday— 4 pm. 8 pm. ... Midnight Today— 4 am. 8 am. 30.12 Noon . 30.08 Record lor Lu! 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 56, 3 p.m. yesterday. Year ago, 55. Lowest, 44, 3 am. today. ago, 40. Record Temperatures This Year, Highest, 58, on January 3. Lowest, 22, on January 5. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (Froom noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 97 per cent, at 8 am. today. Lowest, 73 per cent, at 2 p.m. yes- terday. ‘Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. Tomorrow. ...10:24am. 11:18am. 4:53am. 5:4lam. 10:52pm. 11:45pm. N 5:09pm. 6:03pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sets. Sun, today ..... 7:27 5:02 Sun, tomorrow .. 7 5:03 Moon, today ,... 9:44am. 9:30pm. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. { ! Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, 1935. Averm !ucord January 3.5, '82 February 3. 27 6 M 3.75 8.84 3.27 9.13 370 1069 413 1094 471 1063 401 1441 324 1745 284 8.57 Year High .. September .. October ....e November ... 237 869 December 332 1.56 Weather in Various Cities. T:mpeu- (] ure. o '85 s saworvg 3s0dTH 2 veree souas **gupinsak | Birmingham Bismarck, N. Boston. Mas: Bhaneton. s\ Charleston, hicago. = 1ll. incinnati, O’ . 80 5 l leveland, O . 2! Columbia,’ 8. C 3000 Colo Tex Y 329 C. 3 2! oa201 L35 faT Pty 2 333 228, 22 whag 328 adamba :«-,:;»oa- ls‘:n ‘I:KQNCII;: 80 S pCE 5012 5 Beath BOWERS. CHAMP. Demrud this life on Bunday. January 6. at his resi- dence. mflo t. n.w.. CHAMP to mourn _their loss t'o dtJhlzn Mrs. Anna May and Mrs, rimes: two grandchildren. mun;t: Ande{wn -draa M;x Mabel e nu -granddaughter. Mrs. Viola Hknkle and w “raridso Charl Els! Puneral Wednes. p.m.. from the above !unerll home. Interment Mount Zion Cemetery. BROWN, RONALD. a eat-grandmother 8nd a host of other relatives and friends. Bodyl Testing at Malvan & Schey's fu- BURDETTE, ROBER: BT Bunday J-nn-n 6. S pen a D 2 day, Jatuary B Bervices at Arlington National Cemetery “on Thursday. Jan- uary 10. at 10 [ BURNS, Ol.lvll Denllt!d thtl mo on ‘Thu! . January 3, LIVER BUENS of 763 Morton lt n 'l H! leaves {o mourn their loss bis mother. Lula Burns; father. Bunyan Burns:' four Ada Duren. Doro- 5 Edith Burhs; two brothers, ** A9 S . On Tuesday. B ot her Tesidence. 5814 IE_ MAY. the beloved mains resting at the funeral home. 1400 Chapin st neral services ai Raymouth Church, tafford. Va., on Thursday. January 10. 2:30 'p.m.’ Relatives and friends ar8 invited. “Interment church cemetery. 9 NELSON. JOANNA. Departed this life Sature day. Janus Preedy and William Nelson, sister of Dennis Walker. She also relatives. Remains resting at Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1457 st. nw. until 1 pm. Tuesday there- after at her late residence st. n dnesday.” January m the Jerusalem day, i 1715 Hobart st XANDER. beloved husba Craigen Norris. Bervices at the 8. H. Hines_Co. funeral home L Jyn st 2 pm. Interment Conressionas C!mflery PHILLIPS. GEORGE EMORY. mains of GEORGE EMORY PHLLIES, Who died December . 19:34. nOW resting In the Rock Creek Cemetery vault. will be interred in the family plot Wednes- day. the Hth day of January. at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. ~ &* PIERCE, LELA. On Monday. January 7. 1935." at_her residence. 75 T st. n.W.. LELA PIERCE. beloved wife of Frank l: Plerce. She is survived by four sons and two daughters. Puneral services at above residence on Wednesday. Janvlar‘l . at 2 pm. etery. Interment Cedar Hill s 0 Cltorle and Golden Burns. Remains Tetine ot e Matan & Beney funera} bome, N. J. ave. and K st. n.w, until Tuiesdas. January R 10 pin - Funeral Wednesday, January 9. Columbla. S. C. Interment Douglas Cemetery, Somh Carolina. CHASE. ANNA. Departed this life on ! Bn!- urday, Japuary 5. 1935. HASE of 4030 Fitch place ‘e Nesves 10 Tourn their 1oss a beloved husband. ; one son. one daughter. : four sis- relatives and friends. Body resting the Maivan & Schey funeral home, ave. and R st. n.w. Funeral Wednes- . January 9. at 1 pm. from the above parlors. Rev. Tilden officiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 8 CHRISTIAN, THOMAS. On Monday. Janu- 1935, THOMAS CHRISTIAN. hus, aggle Christian, father of Nefie, Chrihasiand Thomas Christian: yr.: Sarah Shelton Wiley. Louise Scott. Maud Jarrett. Elizabeth Deal and Mary Jnnes Punerll Thursday, January 10, i from Ebenezer A. M. E. Shuren O sts. n.w ment Mount Zion Cemetery. Remains Iesting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w.. until Wednes- Gay' Hoon. thercafter at’ bis late Tesi- dence, 1239 Irving st. D.W. 9 COLVIN. MAUD ALICE. On ‘Tuesday, Japuary 8 1035, at her p.m 27th and Inter- W, bers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st n.w., on Thursday, January 10. at 7 m. Relatives and friends are mmed nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. COSGROVE. MICHAEL. _On Monday. Jan- ua 19: at Garfield Hospital. bel son'of the late John and Briaget Cosgrove. of 820 4th st. ne. Funeral from his niece's residence, Lidwine Phillips (nee Murphy). 08 Thursday, Relativ Triends invited. = Interment Mount Olfves Cemetery. 9 CURTISS, JENNIE W. i On Sunday. Jan- n &t her resicence. 13 Seaton JEN! CURTISS, be- D. Cartise and nie C.. Lovina " Funeral from the above resmence on Wednesday. Jarn- jary p.m. Relatives and friends invied: “Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery (Alexandria, Va.. paper please copy.) & DRAKE. WILLIAM. Departed this life on Sunday, January @ 1934 at Gallinger ebrial “WILLIAM DRAKE" hushang of Mrs. Mattle Drake and father of Mrs. Epps. Maggle. William. James. lmel Russell and Thurman Draki 150 leaves one brother. James Drak Mary Jane Drake: four gran Enlldren, “one. Sisternolaw and " other relatives and friends. Funeral from his late residence. 1740 Seaton st. D.w. Wednesday. January 9. at pm Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. + DUFFY, ANNIE A. On Sunday. Janusry 6. 1635. ANNIE A DUFFY, mother of Martha Gunston and Mildred Jones grandmother of Charles R, Jones and sister of Zelpha Norton. Funeral from her daughter's residence. 1118 K st ne. on Wednesday. January 9. at 2 p.m Relatives and friends invited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 8 EBERHART. MILLARD rore On Mon- Janiiar t Baitimore City ARD POPE. EBERHART. _ (he belovea husband of -Mildred Ebernart and brother of John A. Eberka: e St i the A W Ghambers Co. funeral home 1400 Chapin st. n.W. Interment Maysville. Ga. FOLEY, ANNIE On Seturday NNTE FO! January am Savier Chureh 27 at 10 am invited, "Interment Mount Olivet Cem- etery. FI.I:MI\G U.IZABETK On Monday. Jan- ary 15, nfleld Memorial Hn-niul ELIZABETH FLEMING. Re- mains resting at the Lee !unenl home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.e. Notice of funeral later. FOREST, ROBERT L. Depa on Saturda. Jlnuarv 5. ROBER’ 2 M sisters. Mrs Rita Willlams and Mrs. Evelyn Swann. He also leaves other rei- atives and many friends to mourn his departure. Remains resting at the John T Rhues funeral chapel. Eye meral Wednesday firom St. Vincent de Padls Church. South Capitol and M sts. In- terment Lincola Memorial Cemetery. HENNIGE. MAR AIET On_ Sunday. January 6. 1935. MARG. beloved Wife of the late Henry W. Henrige. Fu- neral from her late nsldmce 1300 6in st.s.w.. o ry s B v {hivited: nterment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 8 HILL. LULA G. On Monday, January 7. 1935, after a bne( illness ‘at Gallinger Hospital. LULA G. HILL of 1009 44th st. ne. ' She leaves one son and other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Remains resting at Henry S. Wash- ington & Son's funeral home. 467 N st.n.w. Notice of funeral later. * HODELL ELIZABETH FRANCES, gundn Janusry 6. E ence. h 1ZAB! FRANCES. beloved wife of ~ th George Thomas Hodell an Gearge Iverson Hodell, Mrs. Bertha Miller and Mrs. Loretta J. neral from Hhe James T Ryan funeral home. Pa. ave se. on Wednesday, B hence to St. Alovaius Ehurch, where reagiem mass Will be of- fered at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. ~Interment in Prospect Hxll Cemetery. JOHNSON. MARGARET STEVENSON, On Monday. January 7 1075, ut ner home. 621 Holien road, Baltimore M4 MAR: GARET ‘STEVENSON. Wife: of . Alex and daughter of the late William G. ‘and Mary Stevenson Pugh Funeral services at the chapel of Stew. art & Mowen Co.. 108 West North ave.. Senson, ar. at 2 o'clock. JOHNSON. RICHARD JAMES E. Sud- denly. on_Sunday, January 6. i935. at Prowhs Corner. Md.. RICHARD JAMES JOHNSON. belcved son of Edward H. .lohnmn and brother of Mary J. Davis and C. Leonard Johnson, Remains resi- ln: at ‘his iate residerce. Ednor. Md. Funeral irom Sharp Street Church Sandy Spring. Md.. Thursday. January 10. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends in- Jited." “Interment Sandy Spring Cem- etery. KAUFFMAN, EMILY ANN. On Sunda: January 6. 1935. at the home of her gaushter, 415 Le¢ terrace, Lyon Village EMILY ANN KAUFFMAN. beloved rick and Conrad R. Kauff from lh! above address Wednesday. Jan- p.m. Interment Glenwood " WaShinston. D. C. LASHER. MARY ELIZABETH slnno'« Suddenly. on Monday. ~December 1434, at Daytona Beach. Fla. MARY ELIZABETH SIDDONS LASHER. beloved wife of Prof. George Starr Lasher and daughter. of ‘the_late Frederick L. Sid- dons and Mrs. Frederick L. Siddons of 1914 Biltmore st. n.w. Cremation at Orlando. Fla. Services at Glpnwnod Cemetery. Thursday. January 10. at 2 p.m. Floral tributes may be sent to Hysong’s parlor. 1300 N st. n.w. (Athens. Ohio. pspers piease copy.) 9 LEE, LENA. Departed this life on Sunday, January 6. LENA LEE beloved wife of the Thursday. January Unlon Wesley Lhun:h ird L'and M ste. D.W. ains at Boyus funeral home 1840 L st. n.w, LEMMON, MARGUERITE V. 'Deplrled this life on Monday. January 7. 10: at 10:15 am. at Freedmens Hosplial UERITE MON ' beloved daughter o! A(nes ummnn devoted sis- ter of Paul and Anthony Lemmon and sister-in-law of Susie Lemmon. Remains 3 resting st the McGulte fu- temporari st. n.w. Notice neral home. 18: of Tuneral hereatter. Monday. Jlnulry 35. at Marceytown. Va_ ERNEST beloved husband of Edna Mar- !). Remains resting 310 Wilson ral Thurs, Grounds Rixey. Va. MARTIN. ALBERT MOSS. On 'ruudu. N, C. AL- On Tuesday. .hn- uary, M Tesidence, 1140 BENJAMIN M. MEE! beloved hulhlnfl of Eva F!ck Meek: d father of Mrs. Wendell E. Thorne lnd Benjamin P Weeks. _Service: H. Hines Co. funeral home ‘k“i Creek Cemetery. O Thurdey January 10, at wnw onT rtgd !m: life | Baltimore. Md.. on Wednesday afternoon | PIICIIE'I'T LYDIA. Den:rl.ed this life on nday. January 6 1935 at Gallinger }(o:mm LYDIA PRICHETT. She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted husband Alexander Prichett: father. Robert 8eth three daughters and a son_ Puneral services at Richardson & Robinson's chapel on Tuesday. January 8. at 9 p.m. Interment Eastern Shore. Md. PRYOR. NORMAN J. (JACK). On Mon- day. January 7. 1935 at' 7 pm. a Georgelown University Hmn(a AN J.. beloved son of James T. ani Neden'c. Pryor- Notice of funeral here- after. RAWLES. ISABELLA. | On Monday. J; t her T dénce. 40" Plerc RAWLES, the neloved wife of the late George Rawles and devoted mother of the late Irving Rawles. Florence Dar dridge, Isabel Broadus and ~Abrah Rawles. She also leaves a devo cousin.” one son-in-law. three grand- ghildrén and other relatives and friend Funeral on Thursday. January 10. at 1 gclock pm. from the Second Bap Church. 3rd st between H and 1 n.w.. Rev. Holloman officiating. RICHARDSON. BLANCHE M. On 8 day, January 5. 19:3>. at_her reside in Ariington. Va. BLANCHE M. R ARDSON, beloved wife of Joseph m( ardson, loving _sister of Tyler, niece of James A. Ward. num of and Ella Pleasant and_devoted is funeral church. til 4 p.m. Tuesday. Thi Sfter at her late residence. Funeral on Wednesday, January 9, at'1 p Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Ammwn Va., Rev. James E. Grgen officiating. Inter- ment ‘Odd Feliows' Cemetery. § ©%on Jof " the ROBERT Sihch “and""Ann Elizabe Ridgely (nee Thomas) Remains resung at Ritchie Bros. funeral home. e Shartaicle (BIO mitiem mass at Bt Mary's Church Wednesday Janua: at 9:30 am. Interment Mou Cemetery. RODGERS, .ll:l NETTE M. On Monday. at Garfleld Memor of services later SCHRIVER, rmur e on Monday. Jan- 35. PHILIP H. SCHRIVER ver. B &o. Sovthezst funeral home. 5 st on Wednesday Janua ary 830 am.: thence to St. P olic Church. whete mass will e offered at 9 am. for the repose of his soul Relatives and friends are invited. terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. SMITH, NANNIE On Monday. January 7. 1935, at 1:30'pm . at her residenc 454 N st. NANNIE C. SMITH. the loved wife of Edward L. Smith. mot of George H. Smith. daughter of Ji ¢oh Dennis. sister of Betty Dennis W liam T, De: nd Charlotte A. Sm! efs. 'She . also leaves two nieces. M gret Fields and Johnson: nephew. Lester De tives and friends. Furieral Friday. Js uary 11. at 9* TOLSON. SUSI “Suddenly. on Mo January 7. 1 her reidence Wth st. nw TOLSON funeral jem. d.. on Thurs- S JAnuAty 10, at o am. Interment Mount. Carmel Cemetery. | YOUNG. MARY. on Monday, Janutry 7 Garfield = H ¥ Funeral Thursday. Janu from Vermont Avenue Remains resting at funeral church Yo In funsent “incoln ‘Memortal ‘Cemetery In Memoriam. BERNAU. LOUIS F. In sad but lovine re- membrance of our son and brothes OUIS F. BERNAU. wio departed this TR thirty-one years ago today. Janu 8. 1904 THE PAMILY. * Sacred to the memory of Sl beloved mother. SUSIE BYRD to the sreat bevond six A mother e gave me the best of her Who cl‘l‘m}hed my secrets. my SOrrows stri Who, Jlausht me to love. who taught me “In heas .Sl bless you ELLIE BUTLER. cu Enl:Rn ANNA M. In memory of our beloved ‘mother. ANNA M. CUSBERD who Jeft us thirty-two years ago todas January &, 19 Loved In Lfe remembered in death DEVOTED CHILDREN. * FOWLER, rx:n W. In loving remem- brance of our beloved son. husband father. POWLER. who dep: £ this life one year ago today. Janual A mmh-x day. lmed in life. in death rpanmhpr-a MILY. * OFENSTEIN, ANNIE. TIn sad and lo remembrance of wife and mother. ANNIE who de- Barted this life eleven years 450 today. January 8, 1924, She has gone to dwell with Jesus In the marsions of the biest Where the heart, ceases it struggles e soul has eternal rest HER, bOVlNG HUSBAND AND DAUGH- SLAT Gm‘:n MARY BAYLOR. Tn s ‘but_loving remembrance of a dear p: MARY BAYLOR SLAUGHTER. who d parted this life two years ago today ey B 104 You fousht And patiently stood every test. I know you're swectly resting For you were one of s best A FRIEND. MADELINE SMITH SNYDER. EDWARD E. In sweet memo; of my dear husband. EDWARD E_§ DER. who left me fourteen Years ago today. January &, 1921 Oniy for a little while, 1t may seem long fo wait: But, oh the )o}:’—unhound\‘d Joy— To meet at heavens eate S DEVOTED WIFE. * SNYDER, I.IIWAHD . A tribute of love nd devotion 1o the memory of my dear father, EDWARD E. SNYDER. who de- parted this iife !‘nunnu years ago to- [ 8. day. January 8. gniTir C. CONNER. ° ANDOLPH T. In loving memory P 1 S0 toda oy, = e HIS PAMILY, * L T R ol FUNERAL DIRECTORS. . SUNREAS SLEES Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 Seventh St. N.W. NAt]Onal 2473 Modern_Chavel _Tel * Joseph F Blt(h s Sons 'OCK_ Msr.) Phone WESE Jodh g Established 1841 3034 M St. N.W. ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding_the original . Formerly 1208 H St. N.W. Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. Ave. JOHN R. wWRI('.{HT CO. 1337 10th ll Phone NOrth 0047 V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected wi the original W. R. Speare et nAuo'x?-l 2502 1009 t. N.W. 3 Wi'llliam fele's Sons Co. 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