Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1935, Page 9

Hny Family Can Afford Ryan Funeral Service Regardless of the amount you can afford to spend, Ryan can provide a com- plete funeral service ., . . a service of quiet dignity and solemn beauty that will leave an impressive remembrance on the bereaved. R Ryan Ambulance Service Local Calls, $4 James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. ATlantic 1700-1701 GLASSES that Will Bring | Out the Charm of Your Features / \ Your eyes ... your nose. .. your profile — are all your charm when properly set'off by eyeglasses that are framed in the smartly modern manner See our grand selection of flattering styles — and have the glasses prescribed for you by our Registered Optometrist set in the frames you choose. Ourprices are gratifyingly low. )/ 1004 F St. N.W. OPPOSITE WOODWARD & LOTHROP 222777777777 7777 7 vz i Because of the Weatber We Again COffer You Vogue Quality Cleaning at a Great Saving ANY GARMENT XCEPT FUR COATS CLEANED and PRESSED THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY 39 All Stores Open 1744 Columbia Road N 3208 O St. N.W. 324 Third St. N.E. 1735 Conn. Ave. VflGU CLEANERS Better Work Cannot Be Had at Any Price Delivery Charge—10c per Complete Garment, 3 or more 25¢ ATLANTIC 1415—826 BLADENSBURG ROAD N.E. Rz \ \ . N\ | N This Is a Cash and Carry Price Ladies’ Dresses, Coats and Suits. Men's Suits, ©0'Coats and Topcoats. N . . | . \ . . \ . . . \ . . . . : \ . \ § ale of Pianos ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO COMPANY 1239 G ST.—COR. 13TH Represeniing Mason & Hamlin Chickering Marshall & Wendell Cable & Sons Schubert Huntington Jordan. and others We wish to reduce our present inventory of pianos this month. We have carried over a few grands of fine quality that arrived rather late for the December business. There has been an advance in the price of some pianos but we have not yet applied this conditian to our present stock. In fact we have reduced this stock for quick disposal. Come see the large display, and select the plano of thi tone, quality and appearance that you have always wanted, Trade in your old style piano. We will give you a liberal allowance. . BUY ON JORDAN’S BIIDGE'I‘ PLAN _ ARTHUR JORDAN FPIANO COMPANY 1239.G Street ~ Cor.13%* NW. THE EVEN | MRS. CORA 0. AVERY FUNERAL RITES TODAY Long-Time Resident of Southwest ‘Washington Leaves Seven Children. Mrs. Cora O. Avery, one of the old- est residents of Southwest Washing- ton, died Monday at her home, 715 G street, in her 84th year. She was the widow of James D. Avery. Besides seven children, Harry, Wal- ter G. and Albert Avery, Mrs. R. F. Adams, Mrs. B. G. Carpenter, Mrs. W. F. Brauning and Miss Fannie Avery, all of Washington, she is sur- vived by 10 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Mrs. Avery attended Ep‘phany Chapel. Funeral services were to be conducted at the home today at 2 p.m., followed by burial in Congres- sional Cemetery. Fire Destroys Hotel. TULSA, Okla., January 23 (P).— Fire starting in the basement of the Brady Hotel last night virtually de- stroyed the eight-story structure and two adjoining loft buildings in the same business block. B Seventy hotel guests escaped with- out injury. 2| paloshes ‘Women’s & Children’s All Sizes All Heels Black & Brown U. S. Rubber Co. Reliance Brand 93 | U. S. Rubber Co. “GAYTEES” Smart, New One-snap Galosh NG STAR, WASHINGTON, Rites Tomorrow BURIAL TO BE IN FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY. CHARLES H. POTTER, Founder of the printing house which bears his name, will be buried in Fort Lincoln Cemetery with Masonic rites following serve ices at his home, 412 Aspen street, Takoma Park, tomorrow at 2:30 pm. Born in Wilmington, S. C., Mr. Potter came to Washington as a printer with the Government Printing Office in 1898. After some experience as a bookbinder he set up his own business in 1909, re- maining at its head until last March. He was prominent in club affairs in the District. Five Hurt in Car Upset. ROSWELL, N. Mex, January 23 (A —Five Des Moines, Iowa, residents were recuperating in a Roswell hos- pital last night from injuries suiTered when their car overturned after strik- ing a rock. The victims were Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Caswell, the Rev. and Mrs. Don Edwards and Mrs. Laura Ruger. dlar Hill uykms most &auh/l’t/’ (€metery MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE. NOrth 00/8 \\\“\\\\“\\\\\m Established 1900 é FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chaypel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LlIncoln 0524.9244 A l 05 U. S. Rubber Co. Automatic “Kwik- Fasteners” 1 95 Men’s and Women’s Rubbers U. S. Rubber Co. Men’s and Boys’ 4-Buckle Galoshes 4 Stores 7th & K 14th & G 1207 F 412 H St. Northeast GSSASASISSIANNSNN 5 2 H 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. $85 Chambers’ price 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 3212 14th SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 11th St S.E. Phone Lincoln 4477 D. C, ARCHER FUNERAL ? WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1935. TO BE TOMORROW Former Bar President Will Be Buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Funeral services for James B. Archer, former president of the Dis- trict Bar Association, will be held at his late residence, the Portner Apart- ments, tomorrow at 8:30 am, fol- lowed by requiem mass in St. Paul's Church. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Archer, who retired four months ago because of illness after 20 years of active practice, was a na- tive of the District. He died at his home early yesterday in his 58th year. From 1914 to 1920 Mr. Archer was assistant United States attorney. In 1921 he became special assistant to the Attorney General, and was prose- cutor in the celebrated Nicky Arn- stein case. He 1s survived by his mother, Mrs. James B. Archer, sr.; a sister, Miss Margaret Archer, and his widow, Mrs. Meta Hastings Archer. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Address, Supt. of Schools Frank W. Ballou, before District Committee of Sons and Daughters of the United States, Kennedy-Warren Hotel, 8 p.m. Dinner, Washington Association of | Credit Men, Hamilton Hotel, 5:30 p.m. Dinner, Business and Professional ‘Wonien, Lafayette Hotel, 6:30 p.m. Card party, benefit John A. Delano Post, No. 6, American Legion, Church of the Transfiguration, Fourteenth and Gallatin streets, 8 p.m. Dinner, Columbia Regional Confer- ence, Mayflower Hotel, 7 p.m. Dinner, Laundry Owners' Associa- tion, Carlton Hotel, 8 p.m. Card party and dance, Mount Pleas- ant Chapter, O. E. ‘Wardman Park Hotel, 9 p.m. Bingo party, benefit Women's Pro- gressive Club, office Southern Dairies, 60 M street northeast, 8:30 p.m. Buffet supper and meeting, Harvard Club, University Club, 8 p.m. Ladies’ night meeting, District So- | clety of Sons of the American Revo- lution, Mayflower Hotel, 6:45 p.m. Card party, benefit Masonic and Eastern Star Home, 4209 Ninth street, 8 pm. JAMES B. ARCHER. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—E&now, prob- ably heavy this afternoon, ending early tonight; colder tonight; tomor- row fair and colder, lowest tempera=- ture tonight about 14 degrees; mod- erate to fresh northeast winds, back- ing to north or northwest tonight., Maryland—Snow, probably heavy + this afternoon, ending early tonight; considerably colder tonight; tomorrow fair and colder. Virginia—Rain or snow on the, coast and snow possibly becoming heavy in the interior this afternoon, ending early tonight; much colder, with a cold wave in extreme south- jeast portion tonight; tomorrow fair and colder. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 30.14 30.15 30.10 Yesterday— 4 pm. 8 pm Today— 4 am. | Noon Record for Last 24 Hours, (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 35, noon yesterday. Year ago, 55. Lowest, 24, noon today. Year ago 36. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 59, on January 21. Lowest, 22, on January 5. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest. 95 per cent, at noon today. Lowest, 86 per cent, at 6 am. today. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. ‘Tomorrow. | 10:29 am 11:06 am . 4:59a.m. 5:32am 11:15pm. | 5:55pm. | The Sun and Mgon. Rises. 7:22 TOMORROW. Address, Senator J. Hamilton Lewis, | before Kiwanis Club, on subject: “The | Effect of the Non-payment of the In-! ternational Debts on Recovery in the United States,” Mayflower Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Meeting, Society of Free Lance Writers, Shoreham Hotel, 8 p.m. E Dinner, auditors section. District | Bankers' Association, Hamilton Hotel, 6 pm. | Dinner, Daughters of American | Colonists, Hamilton Hotel, 7 p.m. === Sun, temorrow 7:22 5:19 Bingo party, benefit Young People’s | Moon, today. 9:20pm. 9:07am. Service League of Nativity Church, A | parish hall, Fourteenth ax';d Massa-| Automobile lights must be turned chusetts avenue southeast, 8 p.m. on one-half hour after sunset. Dance, Vete: " of Foreign W Precipitation. . Veterans' of Foreign Wars,| aonnie precipita o | Lafayette Hotel, 9 p.m. y precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): o = = Month., 19’35 Average. Record Marriage Licenses. JRIUATYE SIS John D. Bailey. Sets. Sun, today... 5:18 February . 327 m March 3.75 '91 | April . 321 May 370 June 413 July 471 August 4.01 d Besste Nathanson. | September . 3.24 R htora 122% | October . 284 Va, | November 237 and | December 332 2! 114 Qe 3t : fev: 24, 30 iPerce st and Weather in Various Cities. 1800 4th st nd Josephine ;lsklu cz. 26, both of Bllllmar: Rev. P. Harrity. Clarence Simmons, 29. and Mattie Crouch. th of 1 th st Judee R. E. 1531 Kenilworth ave, Meenehan a7 E .! Pb"nlnll\e and h st ing . and Blanche Carter. 18, Rev. James M Jon \lurlnn Seidler. 31 th of Baltimo ¢ & Tempera- = tut £l Stations 1591 Mattingly James R. Doane. 33. and Mary A. Bacigo- lupo. 32 both of Richmond: Rev. E. J. A Nestor. Richard E. Brown. jr.. 23. and Beatrice L. Morton. 18. both “of Richmond: Rev. E. Graham. ayzpu_1svid Abilene. Tex, Albany. N, Atlunts. \Ga Atlantic City Bultimore. Md "D, | Boston. Mass & Deaths Reported. Willlam W. Maloney, 94. 1830 Ingleside terrace. John Middleton. 91. 518 F st. n Catherine M. O'Callaghan, 78, st George Muth. 68. 220 H st. ne. Pranklin Jackson. 6%. Emergency Hospital Margaret Cramer. Gallinger Hoepital. Emerfl;ency Hospital. lence Hospital. | Eleanor Braniik. 61, St. Elizavetn's Hos i m F. Hase. 60, Walter Reed Hospital hael Haberman. 57, Georgetown Hos: | Bu 0 13th | 006 001 s0. Tex | Galveton “Sex Helena. Mont. . Huron. § Dak Indjanapoli Jacksonyille Fla’ s e X pital Mamie Reeves. 39. Gallinger Hospital Anna M. Schreiber. Verona Byars. Horace Jackson George Hart, 7 ‘Theresa Fnlrhx Charles Dorsey. 66. 5 atia Sootiencod 05, ‘Gailinges Hospital Susie Robinson. 48. Gallinger Hospital. Anna Fisher. 46. Albert Makei. 31 Colleen " Goodlow, 24, Gallinker Hospital. 7 P st zabeth's Hospital Gallinger Hospital. FOUND. FOR LOBT OR WANTED ANIMALS. -mfly Apimal Rescue League. 71 O one North_5730. LOST. Lost ana 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. CAT—Persian. female; light tan and buff; l‘mss"e%"rhuflfln p.m. Reward. Decatur Snow FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperauxre Weather, Stockholm, Sweden. . 1 Gibraltar. Spain . Cloudy (Noon. Greenwich t)mr Joday) Horta (Faval). Azores Clou (Current obse: 8t. Georges. Bermu: San Juan, Puelm Ri Reward paniel. black. male. Phone DOG, er Tor Setiion 1o 1234 Varnam st Bw. dnrm T176. DOG COLLAR harness. with name Diote (GReple and Zinpy 500 Wisc, ave Emerson 5941). vicinity 13th st. down- town. _Reward. EYEGLASSES, pair of Oxford. on Satur- day. between 4 and § in or around Wood- mard & Tothrop. Rewlrd . Clev. @ FOX TERR! long ears, Eavana, Cloudy Co.on. Canal Zone. Cloudy T E. J. Rioran " Gainecvilie t st o 484 KEYS—In smail bag: between st. n.w. and Union Station, Tuesday aiter- d L. Ryon. bo; e De ohn L nd Atuercg Helaon ! James £."and Margaret M. Thomas. poy. Lawrence and Pauline Goldberg. boy. George C. and Ella F. Taylor. boy. Oscar J. and Laura R. See. boy. Gharles G. and Mary E. McCall, boy. amb. “"and Margaret M, Plackett, girl Williani M. and Elizabeth M. Vest. girl. Robert S. ‘and Mary V. Pilgrim. girl. Simon and Florence G. Chaikin. ‘girl. Lloyd W. and Virginia A. Davis. girl. Albert F_ and Muriel A. Fratantuono, girl. Eugene X. and Ora M. Thompson, irl. Garner J. and Alice A, Etter. gifl. Chnrl!s J and Rose V. Bmchi girl nd Florence Sherman. girl. d Mary A. Alello. girl. va_T. Marks, bo: P’ocK:TBoo Black pa!em lu her. co taining money. pape! owner address; Saturday Call North 3731 ward. POCKETBOOK. brown. 4th st_near G st. n.w Saturdsy morning: money and own: gr's driving permit, Reward for Teturn to F. H. Fields. General Accounting Office. 5th find 6 B, . OK 1n_vicinity o ave. If found return to 15 Reward PORTFOLIO In Union Station Monday night. Reward. 4723 Sheridff rd. ne NG star sapphire weight 20 to SRG Sos"Batlicite "dikmond on “each side of White gold mounting. Lost Dec. 25. 1934, between Fern pl. n.w. and Shore- hain_Hotel Reward. Young & Simon, wwdwud Bldg. ATCH—Gold hunting-case watch bear. Tie nitial 3> together with Masonic Tob. Finder notity R. H. Youns. 1406 G st; IR T, 1°R.’L ave. fl Gikiam T, and Atveile M. x-rmmw boy. omas H. and Marie C. . boy. Edwin R. and Pearl C. Leon and Shirley Gll!l Y. Gustay and Blanche E. Juslusson boy. Everet L. and Dorothy R. Flood. Josepn M. and Mary I. Elwood. boy 5.V, and Elizabsth G, Delanes. girl. Jull\u F and Hilma O. Sell. l Frank M. and May M. Webste Francis §. and Ecther O. Boyls George S. Edward J. Wm.l HA[RID white termr male. bro'n ror: Green: Ext. 597. or home. North 4148, WRIST WATCH. lady's Benrus white, lold bnzuene black 'cord. ot " Nattonal 2065 IST WATCH. Indys. wHIE ol T5 “L. 8" _Vicinity_of Conn. ave. and or 17tk and You st Rew:,znt George J. an: e Pink. gir Dudley S. and Lalla H. XKnox. girl. Rembert M. and Palmie Olivcr, bof, Engene and Mary Pevton. boy. James and Callie Travers. girl. Charlie and wyer. boy. hite g 1 asiars 15, Sames and 3 Cockrell, gith tials M. lost !-zurd Hevard. Couli’ conimbla 48 { | Lawyer Dead I l diator, sald E. S. Nuspliger, manager at the J. P. Lewis Co. paper mill, melted a fuse plug from one of the tanks and left a hole through which gushed the gas. plant, braved the gas to play a stream of water on the gas in an attempt to neutralize the gas. those most seriously affected. became largely mlxed destroying most, of the gas’ power,” DEADLY ESCAPING | GAS MAKES 22 IL Chlorine Fumes Gush From Tanks When Steam Melts Plug on Jet. | PEACOCK. FREDA C, By the Associated Press. LOWVILLE, N. Y., January 23.—A ton and a half of chlorine gas—enough to kill the residents of a large city— escaped from a double tank in a paper mill at Beaver Falls Monday night, made two persons seriously ill and nauseated about 20 others. Escaping steam from a broken ra- plant Henry Perry, chief chem!.st at the Perry was one of | “Fortunately the gas and the steam said Nuspliger. ALLEN, ASH. FRANK L. rnn: rlm.\xn We wish to extend our Freedmen's Hosmml S . 8 20 (110 c | Cards of Thanks. J. FRANK. Sincerest thanks and appreciation to the many friends who were 5o kind and thoughtful in my Tecent sorrow. WIFE, MRS. NONA ALLEN. 23* . We wish to extend our man‘v"[ thanks nng ll:)nrdrtianon X3 riends for the kindness showr brother. FRANK . T cent iliiiess. also for the many message and expressions of sympathy tendered | sincere thanks and appreciation 1o the any friends and relatives for their pathy and floral tributes received ng our recent bereav SR AND MRS FRYE AND “FAMILY. B\A W DELIA CARROLL aj beloved wife of mother of David Richard C. Buck and Eleanor Buckl late residence on Fr! 10 o'clock; thence to Joseph's Ca- thedral On_Sunday. CAR T devoted ‘mother of A fleld. Lucy Co'\.n Geneva James. Matthew n Carpenter ’ Holy Trin between Q and R Hen; a _host of ot} Funeral Fr rom W SRR CEAS ing_brother of at his sister's residenc n.w. Notice of fi ne Mrs. Carrie John \s Bieone bt JamaN xon. He aiso leaves many o Iatives and Triends, “Rem Tes Eugene Ford funeral ho: Capitol st.. where funeral be held, Thirsday. January Rev. P. J. n Ce ton. Del. on l"‘rmn Ja vilmington, Del.. papers NELLIE. On Sunda at_her ‘residen n NELLTE JONES. beloved @avghter of Eliza Jones. sister of Jennie and Oc- tavia_ Jones. aiso leaves th nieces ‘one nephew and a host o ives and friends. ~Ri e W. Ernest Jarvis funeral ch You st. n.w.. uni LE: day. thereatier at her Iate” residence Funeral Thursday_ January 24. at pm from the Rock Creek B: Church KAVADE 2 Grace st GUS. On Monday. at George Washi Versits Hodpitsl GUS KA loved husband of Martha Kavades vades. v.. where Services wi p.m: Relatives and friends are nterment Glenwood Cemetery KELLEY. WILLIAM M. Departed, this life sudderiy. on Monday, Juriary 8D, ut his, Tesicence. 200 12th St n W WILLIAN ' KELLES the be- loved husband of Mrs. Mary L. Kelley He len\esxto mourn their loss one son. from the Sharon Baptis h. Rev. Yancey officiating. Interment in Harmony Cem- etery. 25 KEYS. ESTELLE. Departed this life on Tuesday. January 22 1935, at Gallinger Hospital. ESTELLE KEYS. She leaves to mourn their loss one brother. Mat- thew King: a devoted friend. 'Calvin e Eug! home. 1300 South Capitol st. No- tice of funeral iater. LYNCH, ~CATHERINE A BARRETT, Tuesday, January 3 ‘A% her Tesidence. 1050 Otls st. T EATHERINE DARRETT LYNCH. wife of the late Jeremiah Lynch. ~Funeral from the above re~mence on Friday morning. lock. Requiem on Kindly omit flowers preciated. MITCHELL. nd Masses will be ap- 24 JAMES MIDDLETON, 3 &' hu Ann Mitchell, Puneral will be hela from ’rll'ltf Llé! res}d!m 16 h s . ursday. January thence 0 the Chapel “of ‘the Nativity. Mass. ave. between 1ith and 14th sts. where services will be held at 11 Relatives and friends invited. 'In- PEETREY, DELIA WILLIS. PRJA’nuR EDWAED H. SMITH. xxx A9 Deaths. rA'r'n:ltso‘ MARY C. On Tuesday. Ja at Georgetown Univer- my Hotptal, MARY G BATTERSON (nee Rabbitt). the beloved wife of J. C. Calhoun Patterson of 3107 N st. n.w and beloved mother of Margaret Bk Clair Patterson. Robert Darrell Patter- gon ard Lieut. Donald R. Patterson. u A Remains resting at the Co- lontal funeral home of William Reuben Pumphrey. Rockville. Md. Funera) serv- ifes 8lqthe above fineral home Thurs- day. “Janua. 11 am Inter- mexit Rockville Union Cemetery. 133 uddenly. on Mon- at her ‘residence. beloved wite of day. January 21 Naylor_ Md 19: om her ey e i, 3 ace to Tomac! Church, Crome. M- where servinamah be conducted at 11 ‘am. Interment at church cemetery. Relatives and {riends are invited On Tuesday. January Puneral services at the L uur\u,m National Memorial Church. 16th S st day. January in London. Oh: lmermtn' 24 POTTER, CH. RI S M., On Tuesday, Jan. uary 2! residence. 412 Aspen XN CHARL:% H POTTER aged 65 years ral services at the above 'residence ES Thursday 24 at 2:30 pm, coln Cemetery January Interment Fort Lin- 23 A_special com- of ‘Columbia Lodge. No. 3. January the purpose of con- duc: nkIMngn services at the funeral of our late brother. CHARLES H. P TER. HOMER F. JOHNSON. Master. Departed this uesday morning. January EDWAED H. PRATHER. Funeral Thursday. January 24, Brook Grove Church. Lay- _ Roberts. Interment Louisville. Ky., Frid Sno; W ‘Chambers Co 1400 C Sunday. Januar e. Dickerson. Md the beloved daugh e late Daniel T. a Margare Funeral Tuesday, Januar m. from St. Mary's C B d. ° 1 JAMES e. Ella Smith Hazel Lee: one son. James beloved wife of Charles T of Clarence R.. Percy A Wh She WORMLEY. DR. CHARLES SUMNER. of W, Bruec Evans Lodge. v au p.m.._from Tith and v sts New Jersey Priday. the and {rom Relatives in flrmnriam. In cherished of our dearly er. EMMA way five FORD. EMMA GRAHAM, and ey ory years ago today. January 2 In_our s your memory lingers, fou wer ful, fond and true; There is 1o da we do not m_\rTrD H YILLL AND ~ CHILDREN. R AN B HED ELAIN MAREA LA VERNE FORD. iLFRED. In sad but loving ance of our dear father. A D RCH. who entered eternal rest twen- ago today. January’ 23 FA\HLY ln memory of nd my aunt, MARIA A ed away one year 8go t 1910 FUNERAL DIRECTORS AN SPEARE 0. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5200 Frank Geier's Sons Co. 3 h St. NW. \J Moders Chapel. " rei NAtional 2473 Joseph F. Birch's Sons prons i EAIERTNE (o vy Established )92 3 WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 8th St. SE. Lincoln_0520. CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301_EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 033 CHAMBERS “ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding the original ferment: Congressional Cemeters. 23 ORROW. AMY MITCHELL. Departed this life on Monday, January 211035 at 3 am. MITCHELL MORROW. the " loving mother of Samuel P, Mor- oW, aunt of Rebecca Tate, and the late Bertha Heywood. She also leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Puneral Thursday. January 24 at 1 pm. from 1330 Riges st. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery, Rev. William H. ‘Thomas officiating. 23 NORTON. EVA MARIE. On Tuesday. Jan- uary 1935. at the Sibley Memorial Hospl! VA M. NO! Foseder. ton. Funeral 615 Girard st. ne. pary 24 a p.m. friends invited to aitend. Prospect Hill Cemetery. I cannot say. I will not say That she is de: She is just away e on Thursday. Jnn» Relatives ‘and | Interment With a cheery smile and & wave of the h As she wandered into an unkpown lzaamt W.R. ARE Formerly 1208 H_St. N.W. Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. Ave. JOHN R. WRIGHT 1337 10th St. N.W. Phone North 0047 ____FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. A. COMLEY 3309 M ST, WEST 0148 Artistic Floral Desig Experts Night _Phones: 13 or 24 GUDE BROS CO. Floral Pieces { F St ___NAtional 427 | "GEO. C. SHAFFER FXPRESSIVE FLORAL EWRLEMS AT MCDERATE 5. PHONE NAT. 0108 Open Eveniigs__ Al _"[h g Eyg and Sundays