Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1935, Page 9

Capt. McDowell was a 32nd degree Mason and Shriner; a member of the Sons of the Revolution, the American Medical Association, the Philadelphia County Medical Society, and the As- sociation of Military Surgeons. —_— LAST RITES TOMORROW FOR G. B. MILLER, 75 Delaware Man Former Principal of Friends’ Private School at Sandy Spring. SANDY SPRING, Md., February 25. —Funeral services for George Brooke Miller, 75, of Wilmington, Del,, will be held at the Sandy Spring Friends | meeting house tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. Mr. Miller died on Saturday. He was the son of the late Francis and Caroline Hallowell Miller of Sandy Spring. He was for several years principal of Sherwood School, at one time a Friends private school, after which he moved to Wilmington, Del. Mr. Miller is survived by a sister, Mrs. Samuel M. Janney, and four daughters, Miss Florence Miller and Miss Margaret Miller of Wilmington, avenue. He had been attached to| Mrs. Osborn Quale of Atlanta, Ga., Naval Hospital since August, 1931, and Mrs. E. A. Hoey of Chillicothe, Affiliated with many organizations, | Ohio. U. S. HEALTH RECORDS Show that Chambers has a greater percentage of funerals per population of the larger cities than any undertaker in the United States. 6 Chapels 12 Parlors 20 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances 25 Assistants We are one of the Largest Underllkerl in the World and we will furnish the fi rvice A Complete Funeral as Low as $75 In Case of Death, Call DOWELL RITES THIS AFTERNOON Burial in Arlington Follows Funeral Services in St. Thomas’ Church. Funeral services for Capt. Ralph Walker McDowell, senior surgeon at Naval Hospital, who died there Friday after a short illness, were con- ducted this afternoon in St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church, with Rev. Dr. C. Ernest Smith, rector, officiating. Burial, with full military honors, was to be in Arlington Cemetery, where Capt. Sydney K. Evans, chief of the Chaplain Corps, United States Navy, was to officiate at services at the grave. The funeral procession was to form at the Fort Myer gate. Capt. McDowell was 52 years old and lived at 1730 New Hampshire 1400 Chapin NW. Col. 0432 517 11th SE. Linc. 4477 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1935, JOHN KIRBY DIES INHOSPITAL HERE Newspaper and Magazine Writer Contracted Cold at Berkeley Springs. John Kirby, newspaper and maga- zine writer, died yesterday at Mount Alto Hospital after a brief illness aris- ing from a cold contracted at Berkeley Springs, W. Va., where he was work- ing on a series of magazine articles. The former associate editor of Har- vey's Weekly was born in Washington 48 years ago, the son of Thomas Kirby, a contractor, and Ellen J. Kirby. He was a graduate of Georgetown Uni- versity and did his first ewspaper work here in the Washngton bureau of the old New York World. Mr. Kirby accompanied Gen. Per- shing’s expedition into Mexico in search of the bandit Villa. During the World War he entered an officers’ training camp and, although commis- sioned a lieutenant of field artillery, was still in training when the war ended. After the war he was associated for several years with George Harvey, pub- lisher of Harvey’s Weekly, both in America and when the latter was Am- bassador to the Court of St. James. Of laté he had devoted his time to magazine work. He is survived by a brother, Thomas Kirby of Chevy Chase, and two sis- ters, Katherine of this city and Flor- ence Kirby of Berkeley Springs. Funeral services will be held pri- vately. —_— $30,215 CONTRACT LET Corson & Gruman Get Arlington Bridge Development. Corson & Gruman of Thirty-third and K streets, today was awarded a contract for $30,215 by C. Marshall Finnan, superintendent of the National Capital parks, for work in conjunc- tion with the completion of the west | end of the Arlington Memorial Bridge development. The contract provides for the con- struction of sidewalks and steps and the setting of granite, as well as mis- cellaneous work. The firm is expected to start work shortly. Public Works Administration funds made the con- tract possible. MRS. DWIGHT CHESTER SUCCUMBS IN 83RD YEAR Funeral to Be Held Here Tomor- row, Followed by Burial at Newton, Mass. Mrs. Anna Stiles Chester, widow of Dwight Chester of Newton Center, Mass,, died yesterdey afternoon at the home of her son-in-law, Rear Ad- miral Emory Scott Land. Mrs. Chester, who was in her 83d year, had lived in Washington for a num- ber of years past and was widely known here. Her husband, president of the Newton Trust Co., died in 1914, since then Mrs. Chester had made her home much of the time with Mrs. Land, her only daughter, who survives. Private services conducted by Rev. Dr. Oliver J. Hart, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church, will be held at the residence, 2500 Massachusetts avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock, after which the body will be taken to Newton, Mass, for burial ‘Wednesday morning. % —— COL. F. 0. JOHNSON, ARMY VETERAN, DIES| Fighter in Indian and Philippine Campaigns to Be Buried Tomorrow. Col. Franklin Olive Johnson, U. 8. A, retired, veteran of many Indian and Philippine campaigns, died Satur- day at Walter Reed Hospital. Col. Johnson, who was 76, had lived at 2126 Connecticut avenue for several years. Born in St. Peter, Minn., Col. John- son was a graduate of West Point. His Army service, lasting more than 40 years, was spent chiefly with the 3d Cavalry. He was in command of Fort Hayes at Columbus, Ohio, during the ‘World War, retiring in 1922, Besides his widow, 'he is survived by two brothers, Brig. Gen. Arthur John- son, U. S. A, retired, of Wilmette, I, and Aaron Johnson, living in Alaska. 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Inches. 4 pm. .couoo. 39 30.00 8 pm. . . 34 3013 Midnight . 30.19 Sunday— 4 am, 8 am. 30.23 30.34 30.30 3024 30.23 30.24 30.20 30.14 30.10 . 30.01 Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) nghesn 57, noon today, Year ago, ”Lewest, 36, 5 a.m. today. Year ago, Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 62, on February 15, Lowest, —2, on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 75 per cent, at 8 am. to- day. Lowest, 27 per cent, at 2:15 p.m. yesterday. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Goedetic Survey.) Today. Tomorrow. . 12:04am. Low 6:28 a.m. High . 12:37pm, Low «o T:29pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises, " Sets. Sun, today.... 6:48 5:55 Sun, tomorrow 6:47 5:56 Moon, today..12:20 a.m. 9:56 a.m. 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. Average. Record. 355 7.09 '82 327 634 '84 375 884 '91 327 9.13 '89 370 1069 ‘89 413 1094 '00 471 1063 '86 401 1441 28 324 1745 '34 284 857 '85 237 8.69 '89 332 756 01 High 1:36 p.m Atiantic _Gity: | | Baitimore. " Md_ | Birmingham k. N. 1 ati. Ohio Slevelina S Solumbia. 8 Co! Oklahoma_City Omaha. Nebr Philadelohia Phoenix. Ariz Bittsbursh. Pa. Portland = Me. | Bortland. Oree Raleigh Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego. Calif n_Francisco. . 3024 FOREIGN. (7 am. Greenwich time. today.) Stations. ‘Temperature. Weath London, Ensland.. 41 Gloudy Paris. Prance i Vienna. Austria. Berlin.’ Germany Brest. Zurich, Bmtzerlnnd Stockholm. Sweden Gibraltar Spain. (Noon. Greenwich time. Horta (Faval). Azores.. 56 (Current observation.) St. Georges, Bermuda San_Juan_ Puerto’ Rico Havana._ Cuba_ Colon, Canal Zone today.) Cloudy Giouay 12:55am.| 7:17am. | 8:31pm.| Bml;n. IAII M. On Saturday. Pebruary ‘her_niece, 25th st Duftin, and. Dora Watts mains resting af Fraglers faneral home, 389 R. I ave. n.w. Puneral Wednesday February 27. Zion M. E. C! bnnon ave. n.w. D. Brown offi- Clating.* Snftrment " Liscoln® Memoy i Cemetery. 26 ALLEN. CORNELIUS. Departed this life ung 24, leaves to mourn their loss one sis- one brother. Irene and Ned JL"E" Murray & Son. 1%th and V. sts. n.w. Funeral notice hereafter. M'Wll.l.. BELLE. Or Saturday. Pebruuy . &t her residence i TWILL. widow wide Thie” Walter B Atwily 7. "and. heloved mother of Florence Belle Atwill. te: 8 Atwill. ir. and Ruby F. Funeral services at the above residence gn, Tuesday, February 26, at 2:30 pm. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. AN. ELLIAN THOMPSON. ©On Satur. February_23. 1935. at the home of his mm o Mrs, Margare! B. welsh, Derwood ELLJAH _THOMPSON BEAN azed 010 years Remaing resting Gartner's_funeral home. Gaithers- Md, Funeral services Tuesday. p.m.. from the above Fineral ‘homie . Intermient Forest Ouk Cemetery. Gaithersbure. Md. BLEDSOE, ROBERT. On Friday, February of 1625 F)lh H n' He lea\fl lo mnum their loss two daughters. Ethel Williams and Lillian Pridy. and a_host of other rela- tives and friends. Body resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral parlors New Jersey ave. and R st n.w. Notice of funeral later BOWLER. WARREN. On Saturday, Feb- Tuary 3. 1945 ai his residence. 934 C st. s.w. 'WARREN. beloved husband of Annie E Bowler and father of Mrs Grace Dove. Albert Bowler. Mrs. Alma G- Smith. Frank C Bowler, Mrs. Esther T. Henley. Mrs. Ruth N. Merchant and | Ralph O. Bowler. Puneral from his residence on_Tuesday. February at 2:30 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cem- ctery. Relatives and friends invited BROOKS. CHARLES W. Suddenly, Februery 21. 195, at Georgetown Uni- versity Hospital. CHARLES W_BROOKS husband of Naomi B._ Brooks and son of Prank Brooks. ~ Funeral Tuesday. February 26. at 1 pm._ from Rock | Creek Baptist Church. Relatives and friends invited. BUR! SARAH. urday. February 23 at her e. SARAH on D-vf,r < at 10 am.. from St. Aug tine’s Church. where requiem mass be sung for the repose of her soul. 'DR. MARIE B. LUCAS | FUNERAL TOMORROW Howard Medical Graduate Was | ‘Wife of Principal of Worm- ley School. Funeral services for Dr. Marie B | Lucas, wife of M. Grant Lucas, prin- | cipal of the Wormley School, who died Saturday evening at her home, 1738 Fifteenth street, will be held at St. Augustine’s Church tomorrow at 10 am. Burial will be in Lincoln Ceme- tery. | Dr. Lucas. a graduate of Howard | University Medical School. had been | in practice here for the last 20 years She was examining physician for the Teachers' Benefit and Annuity Asso- | ciation and a member of the Public | School Community Center Council. | Besides her husband, Dr. Lucas :s | | survived by her son and daughter-in- | law, Dr. M. Grant Lucas, jr.. and Mrs. Sue Goin Lucas, and a granddaughter Peggy Marie Lucas, all of this city She also leaves a brother, Richard Thomas of Forestville, Md., and four sisters, Mrs. Mamie Holland and | Martha Thomas, both of Washington: | Mrs. Lydia Marshall of Culpeper, Va., and Mrs. Ruth Grinage of Baltimore. 94TH YEAR CELEBRATED | BY MRS. MARY K. HONN | One of Towa's First Citizens Ob-| serves Birthday at Home of Daughter Here. Mrs. Mary K. Honn, one of the few | remaining first citizens of Towa, today celebrated her 94th birthday anniver sary at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Grace Knapp, 400 Eighth street | northeast. Born in Pennsylvania, Mrs. | Honn moved to Iowa when she was | 5 years old, in 1846, the same year | | Towa was admitted to the Union. | A resident of Washington since 1890, | Mrs. Honn's husband. the late Rev.| William H. Honn. fought with the 8th | Towa Infantry in the Civil War and later became one of Washington's lea ing churchmen. He was minister of the Rosedale Mission, now the Rose- | dale Methodist Church. 416 Tennes- | see avenue northeast, when it was first | organized | In excellent health and still very active, Mrs. Honn, whose parents rode the rugged trail of the Lewis and Clark Expedition as early pioneers, | yesterday had a birthday party at- | tended by most of her 5 children. 18 | ,mndchudren and 20 great-great- grandchildren. FREEMAN BLACKISTONE BURIED IN ST. MARY’S Spectal Dispatch to Tne Star. LEONARDTOWN, Md. February Deaths Reported. l’l’td!rk:‘kl K. Treudley, 82. Emergency . Goddard. 80, 3077 Dumbarton P, Coskley, 75. 3023 14th st. 1. 38 Longfeliow st. ‘Emersency Hocpiial rovidence Hospita Adeiine M Mulvanicy. 60 Sibies Hospital Ralp} MnDu'el 52, United States Hospital. Shaw. 50. Providence Hospital. o0 Grimm 45, 1938 F1orar St rbert Leighton. 43. Georgetown Hos- Jablt 41, Walter Reed Hospital. Fiosd Remiee 315 Walter Reed Hospital bert W. Clark, Walter Reed Hospital B. Penn 1 ledrens Hospital. . Mitchell 28 Walter st. s ave. Richard Joseph unlly 7 Clara R. Hubb nt ave. GAll:nser Husmul T. Burns, T Efizabett Milie- 55, 930 Westmnmur st. Solomon Woodley. 54, 2125 K s Maria Wood. 51. 31 John Dennis, 50. Rosetta Braxton. 4! enry Abraham. 49 Gallinger Hospital. rClllrence Holmes 43, Gallinger Hospital. h Hollander Posue, 38, Georgetown Hospital. French Farmers Protest. Agriculturists of France are argu- ing over the probable efficacy of the new wheat and wine laws. (edar Hill %mmww emetery FOR REFERENCE ASK YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR Established lm SARDO & CO. FUNEHAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LiIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St Northeast % % 25.—Funeral services were held yester- day for Freeman Blackistone, 68, of | Hermansville, St. Marys County, who | died in Baltimore February 22 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Corrine Miller. Burial was in the St. Nickolas Roman Catholic Church cemetery, following requiem mass. He is survived by his second wife, Mrs. Corrine Faghagen Blackistone of Piney Point, Md., and two daugh- ters by a former marriuge. Miss Mar- garet Blackistone and Mrs. Corrine Miller. Births Re rted. Edwin B. and Billie Aumunh boy. Randolph M. Mary C. Browne. ir.boy. John F. and Elizebetn B Simmoris. boy. Charles C. and Marguerite T Wall, ‘i, George obert L. and Dorothy V. Smith. James K. nd Plorence L. Merciiliott, boy. James and Juanita Howard. girl John W. and Lessie Spearmon. girl. LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon 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. ~ * BOSTON BULL—Male, no collar; _dark brindie. almost "black. with white’ mark- ’ ht eye cloude tw:rd 2320 Tracy place n.w. Decs 742, DOG—Black _and,_white cocks Span.” Cleveland ard spaniel: 9. 3509 Ticense No. ‘Spotty"”: lost "fl 4" Pierce Mill rd. FRATERNITY PIN—Beta Theta Pi: name “Larry O’Connor” inscribed on back: on Saturday. Reward. Call Adams 2856 -White lold probably around Atrport. Reward. West T 20273: - ers o _n: Wemhy nlnm GLASSES Washington 3-R. 'KEYS. between Wesley Helghis and Pa. ave._Call Emerson 5807. POLICE DOG—Female. color black and brown; Priday. near 'h High 8chool: S feward,_Fhone Bradiey 18R 77 med "Puxz Vl Sune TERRIER. b Chub Hijls, to heartbroken it “WIRE-HA! from c«untrf beloni w IER. and black ot A "135% "Kenneay 2% phone Georata. G401 WRIST WATCH, Elcin, lady’s. black band. between nd Sve. nEata. phone National 2606, * TCH: n: initial ity 13th whd K nw. Reward. G. M. Hook. Potgmac 3560 Bmha. | PLINE, MARY On_Sunday. P!h | fuary 7,008 & pO0 eunder. Bst. ne’ MARY A CHAPLINE, the e loved ‘wife of the lite Chap- Funcral. secvices st " ihe above ualdence on_Tuesday. Pebruary 26. at 2:30p.m. Interment Port Lincoln Ceme- i DAWSON. BOBERTA C. On Baturday. Februar, . 1935. at_ her residence, 316 st nw. ROBERTA G DAW: SON."widow of Robert M. Dawson and beloved mnlhpr of Mrs. Charles Hodg- . H. Gates. Mrs. J. P. Lewis Funeral services arle 1300 N st n.w.. on Tuesday, February 26, at 2 pm. In- {erment’ Ariington National Cemetery. Priends and relatives invited. DODSON. JAMES. On Sunday. Prhnmr’ 2 ):35. at Emergency Hospltal. JAMES DODBON. ‘lovine son- ot Shadmach bo son. beloved brother of Mrs. Eliza_ Sar- ent, Mrs. Carrie Brown and Lewis dson. He leaves other relatives and & host of friends. Remains resting at John . Rhines funeral chapel v and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later EVERETT JOSEPH SAMUEL. On Sun- February 24 19 his resi- IR Rittenhouse st nw PH SAMUEL EVERE] band of Catherine Everétt and father of Mrs. Marie L. Linden and Waiter . Everett. Funeral from_the above resi- dence on Wednesday. February 27. at £.30 a.m.; thence to the Church of the Nativity, ‘where mass will be offered 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. tives ‘and friends are invited, ment Mount Olivet Cemetery Britt)._beloved son of Myrtle Ewing Brooks. Re W. W. Chambers Co 1500 Chapia st n . Notics o 1ome] later. I'AII!FAX JAMES G. On Sunday 5. JAMES G_ FAIRF d of Helen Fa ther of Edgail and Clyde Fa son | of Ida Fairfax and brother of Mary | Puneral Thursday, Pebruary 25, | p.m. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st n.w. Re- mains may_be Viewed at 448 Oth st. Bw. after 5 pm. Wednesday. Februa Interment Arlington National C etery. ¢ | GREENWEL February Sucred Heart be otlered at Rel Y “Joseph Cem Morkanza. Md HANSUCKER, LULA B, On S at ihe residence of her nce. T ELLEN ARPER' wife of the late Charle neral from the above r Pe y 27 at ted to placed in vault etery. Ky~ (Co Obio. paper HOLBROOK, ELIZABETH F. morning, uary 23. '1 residence. 400 Easton ave B loving wife of J: leaves a n n.and a brother. Jol ock- " Interment Lin- i coln \‘!emarul Cemeters. HORIGAN. | ruary it Mercy Villa | m v uochV neloved | te and Jane oo e is Dr. 4. & Hors an of Kansas City. Mo. Funeral ednesday. February ll Am from the Catholic Hom ;4 nw.: thence fo Holy Trinity Gathol) Chufch, where requiem mass will be said m. Interment Mount Olivet Cem es and friends invited. = February be vicwed Adams & Smoot's funeral _home F E O! iday. February at_his home. Redland. \Xd CE. beloved husband of Body resting at_ W E. Pumphrey’s funeral home. Rcmmr S(‘\'\\fl" at Le: M. E. i T at ’.' Imexmem Chul(h rrm!i!r\ riday, February 21 1065, BOEA 1oL devoted mother of Howard Reed. daught ! h Willie' Reed ‘and sister-in-law of M mains resting at the W funeral church, 143 terment Conway. N. C LUCAS. DR. MARIE B. On Saturday. Feb. Tuary 23. pat Dir presidence. 17 r. . beloyed wife of M. Grant Lucas. mother of Dr, | M. Grant’ Lucas, Jr. ndmother of | Peggy Marie Luca: r of Richard Thomas of Forestvill : Lydia Mar. shall of Culpeper. Va.; Mamie H of Washington. Ruth Grinage of . Martha' Thomas of Forestvi . and_mother-in-law of Sue Goin Lucas. Funeral services at St. Augu: nue< Church. 1nlh st. between L and sts. n.w.. on Tuesday. February 26. S at 10 a.m. ' Interment at Lincoln Memorial Cemetersy. LUCAS. DR. MARIE B. The officers and members of the Teachers' Beneit and e notified of the SERNS BN B Ioeas” 3. M SV BHAR Président. J. L. GRAY. Secretary. MATTINGLY, JOSEPH A On Saturday, ¢ at Emergency Hos- SESEPH. A MATTINGLY 5t 514 St: n.w. PFuneral wiil be held from Timothy ‘Hanlon's funeral parlors, H st n.e. on Tuesday. February 8:30 am. Requiem mass at_St. Pa ick's Church at am, xmexm-nz Mount Olivet Cemetery. McCULLOUGH. PHILIP FRA Saturday. “Februar 5 am., L] Clarence E. end the late Katie McCul- lough (nee Foley). Puneral from his father's residence.” 803 Kentucky ave. I February 26. at 830 Ernest Jarvis You st. n.w. I pital, Kth Relatives and Imnd; t invited. " Interment Glenwood Cemetery. )lelll.(’fl yTH?HlAB( S. 23, 1935, . THOMAS 'S. C. d of Mary Josephine McHugh. neral from Saffell’s chapel. 5th and H S5on, On, Tussdey. Pevruary 36. ot £:30 a.m. Requiem at St. Mary's Church_at 9 Interment Boidiers’ Home Cemetersy. MCcHUGH. T. CHARLES On Sn!urdav e oThe members of ts_of snld Monday _evening. Febru- 1935. at _Saffell’ S ipel. st ana B ste atter the Tegulaf council meeting Tue: orning, February g Marys Church, SIDINE. cINTYRE, WILLIAM M. On suurdny M eruAry 20 1095, at Alexandria Hos- pltal, Kiexandria. Va. WILLTAM RE beloved 'hiisband_ of Nita G HeTatTe taee Marshy " Punersl roa his late residence. 1235 You st. se.. Washingto €, Wednesday. Feb- 27. 3 Relatives and | fl'ltnds mmea !ntcrmem Cedar Hm Cemetery. MIX, LILIAN On_Sunday, Februsry 1935. at lhe apartment of her aunt. Miss Ella Mix. in the Wyoming Anll’tmenu LILIAN R, daushter o the iate French P. and Moria 8. Mix. Serv. ices at Oak Hill Chapel, 30th and R ns % on Tucsdns. Fepruaty 26, am. lmemxz Sue"Hill Cemeters. M- Beuths. HO‘I‘!N DELPHIA. Devlrkfl ml.l llfe !lt- ay. February 3t her resl- dener SONIR nle Betiptia Mo- TEN She leaves to'motin their latatws ers. Ella and Ci Rabon John_ and ndchifdren. funeral parlor. until 1 pm late resi 1416 Plorida ave. 1.e. Monday: thereafter at her nce. Funeral Tuesday. P ruary 20 at 1:30 pm.. from Peacs Baptist Church. “Relatives and Sriends invited - Interment in Lincoln Me= morial Cemetery. 28¢ PIERCE, CORNELIA. Depnrud um hla on Baturday. Febru: after a long |lllursx COHNELTA plnncv: Charles Carter and Theo. Pagne. and & host of other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at Barnes & Matthews funeral home, 614 4th st. s.w.. until 9 am. Tuesday, Pebruary 26. ' Funeral at Siloam Baptist_Church.” Westmoreland Gounty. \Va. Tuesday. February Rev. L. Newman officiaiing. POGLUE, IIOH.A\I!I’.I MA n Friday. February 5. at Georgetown Uni: Versity “Hospital - HOLLANDER MANN POGUE beloved daughter of Mrs. Mary Mann: devoted wife of William A. Fone "snalioter of ‘prod M. Funeral ~Tuesday. Pebruary 26, 1 pm. from the McGuire funeral home. 1620 'Ninth st.” n.w. Relatives and friends invited.' Interment in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 25° n Priday. Febe T ROBERT FOTNDEXTER, beloved son of Louis and Eva Poindexter. brother of Thelma Poindexter and grand- son of Maggie Dorsey. Funeral Thurs- day. February 8. at 2 p.m.. from Mount E_ Churi Remains resting the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 4:42 You st. n.w.. until 4 p.m. 26: thereafter at 2Kth st. n. a 1 on auurdu th- ‘at 6: at his Tngranam st the devoted pusband of Anni Scheuch. Funeral services at ence on Tuesday. Feb- p.m. Bervices and HATTIE V. On Monday, 195 at Garfield Hospital, SELLHAUSEN of 1A08, th wife of the late Henry W. Sell- aylor: ’I‘nym' Mahoney, aw of Arthur Mahoney. and un at 1 _pm_ from Vermont Avenue * Baptist Church. Rev. C. y 0 Interment l.m'r’;:m OHY. Febru: mx le Departed this e on § son ndchildren and es and {riends. F ry “Relatives ANNA M. On Monday, February 1935 Tuberculosis ~ Hospital. NNA ‘M. WYATT. the loving wife of Harvey Wyatt; the devoted mother of and Willie Mae Wyatt and of Jchn Johnson. ~ She alto ves and friends. Fu- r february o8, at i p from John T. Rhines' funeral chapel. drd and Eye sts. s.w. Interment Rose- mont Cemetery. 26 rem, Y o ar FBREMERMAN, Who aevaruu U two years ago wda) February 2. t The world seems quite another place Without the smile of mother's face Two dear bright eves. a tender smile, nake HER TOViNG ChITBREN'AND GHA CHILDREN. In loving remembrance " ALTON BROOKS. who line one year ago, Febru- Weary hours. days of pain. Weary nights are passed ver-patient. worn-out frame Has found sweet_ rest st last A FRIEND. NELLIE. ELLA. A tri huu ox love to the ory of our dear mo ELL. ted this mv one vear depths of our sorro | tre loss of our mother we loved s0 And while she lies in peaceful sieep. Her memory we shall always keep. HER CHILDREN. ALICE AND !DWA}}D N: ANNIE ELIZABETH. 1In loving re. my dear mother and y gran olh!' ANNTI’ ELIZABETH SON. who departed this Life one yea g0 today. February 25 THE FAMILY. 1E, SALLY. In loving remembrance of my dear sister. SALLY FINNIE. who departed this life, two vears ago today. February 25. 1933. place is num [ £ n our home which A never can be LOVING SISTER. ROSA. FRYOR HARRY C. In ad byt loving of my dear husba HARRY C. PRYOR. who med (l'o "nss £50,50%a, Februaty 25 Loyed in ‘ife: Temembered in death. VOTED WIFE. MABLE PRYOR * Q. A\DER EDWARD. _In loving memory of our dear son. EDWARD QUANDER. who left us rlr\:n years ago today. February 25. FI for every one. rt &8s pure as gold who knew and loved him best memory ‘will_never srow old ‘G MOTHER AND FATHER. AAC W. Sacred to the precious memory of my dear. husband. ISAAC W SCOTT, Wwho passed Into. the ‘erent be: yond four years ago today. Pebruary Du'u doth hi but not divide: Thou art but on_Christ's other side. Thou _art with Christ and Christ with e In Christ united still_are we. LOViNG "WiFE y phiza SCOTT. * SMITH, JOSEPHINE A. In memory of my dear sister. JOSEPHINE A. SMITH. ¥ho departed this life two years ago . today. one.1but Dot forsotten. HER LOVING SISTER LORENCE. * TIBBS. GERTRUDE E. A 1o\'m[ teibute 0 dear "sis Ol We shall meet bevond the river. By and by. HER SISTER VIOLET. * T\PI.EI REV. BENJAMIN J. AND JULIAN . In sad but loving remembrance of 'r"\'rr loved, ones. AMIN J departed” th VR 100 SRETSOLIAN POTYLER dho died’ February 25, 1992, Till memory fades and life departs You'll live “forever. dear husband. son. Father and brother. in our hearts INDIANA TYLER. BLANCHE T. JONES WATTS. MARY JANE. of our mother. MAI ln loving memory JANE WATTS. ¥ho, departed ‘this . February 24 A uundmul mother. 5o faithful and true. Loved by her friends and all whom she knew. HER SONS AND DAUGHTERS. * FU\ERAL DIRECTORS. Chambers One of the Largest Undertakers in the World V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the S\IC(ESSO!’ w nor connected with the original Spea; (ltlbll(hm!nt Phone 009 H'St NAtional J. William Lee s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM 4th _and Mass. Ave. NE Lincoln_ 5200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1l sevtn 8 Nw NAtional 2473 Joseph F Blrcb's Sons gt o ST M SE Nw. ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding the original W. R. SPEARE Formerly 1208 H St. N.W. Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. Ave. CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 303, EAST CAPITOL 6T. JOHN R. WRIGHT 1337 10th St. N.W._ Phone North 0047 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLO MODERATE PRI Ooen Evenings and Sundays GEO. A. COMLEY Do WEST o145 A e Gl 1500377 _6r 2a1-3-1 GUDE BROS, CO. Floral Pieces 21z F "AN'. NAtionsl 4276 ONE-NAT_S108 l4th © Eye 3200 M ST.