Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1935, Page 9

THE SUNDAY STAR., WASHINGTON, D. T. MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE. NOrth O0/8 W. WARREN | TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road COL. 0464 Phones } ADams 10341 U 8 SISTER MARY FIN DIES AT AGE OF % Was Head of English De- partment at Georgetown Visitation Convent. Sister Mary Paulina Finn of the Georgetown Visitation Convent, for 50 years head of the English depart- ment there and herself an author, died Thursday at the age of 934' Among her many famous pupils and friends were William Cardinal O’Con- nell, Archbishop of Boston; Mrs. Pot- ter Palmer, one-time social arbiter of Chicago; Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant, Harriet ' Monroe, Etta Waggaman 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 Und ertakers in the World and we will furnish the finest service A Complete Funeral as Low as $75 In Case of 1400 Chapin NW. Col. 0432 Death, Call 517 11th SEE. Linc. 4477 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World | Danic1 Wiikinéon, 23 an Neale, Eleanor Mercein and Agnes Repplier. Born in Boston, Sister Paulina was attached to the Visitation Convent here for 67 years. Here she wrote most of her books, under the name of “M. S. Pine,” among them “Sacred Poems,” biographies of John Bannis- ter Tabb and the venerable John Bosco and “Alma Mater and Other Dramas.” Many of the last were pre- sented at the convent. Funeral services were conducted at the convent yesterday by her nephew, Rev. William J. Pinn, C. 8. C. Burial was in the convent cemetery. Marnage Llcenses. Prederick A. Jahnsnn. 28, 215 V st.. and Henrietta Boyd, 29, 788 Newton st.: Rev. Samuel Kelsey 1535 15th st., and Harry D. Whit "Alberta Daicher. 23, Chevy Ohase, Ma.: and_Alice C. Rrv C_P. Dixson. 1. Hay, 18, both of Hyll.uvlll! Md.; Rev. Charlés H. Robinson, Brooks. D. Fulut 40, Seat Pleasant. Md.. d M. Elizabeth Smith. 33, Chester- town, Md: Judge Nathan Cavton. Wwilllam M. 2. and Elizabeth V. Thom of Richmond: Rev. Allei, E. and Tda M. Armes. 32, both of Petersburs LC mm ‘Willlam_A. Ryland. Peurubur[ and Hazel A Schwartz. 2K, coxom-l Heights, Va.: Rev. J. H. Dunham Louls D. Rudoiph, =5, and Tda M. Forrest, Soth of Baltiinore; Judee Nathan Numnm W'H;’“{,"fi, ?1anf_rmmhe|"h eavison, oth’ o LN, .-.‘J A S m:".v R el Cohen, 31, and Rita ., 25, both of Baltimor: thbl | T.ciol‘\):h 20 LQIHQ ‘b Dobbins, nd B. Merrill, oth of " Rickmond: Rev. "9, H. cnffz'ehx"’fi'flu 36, 615 Gordons ave. ne. and Magnolia, Bhaw. 35, 71 Fenton BL.; :.‘fl' PU° v B0 Cona w1 1 avis, 3 an 8, both of 1818 H st Rev. Tn' W“IL:DD“ I'B 30._Bolli Pleld, . illlam rown, olling Fleld, and %o, Danville, Pa.: Rev. Helen "Ryan, George F. Bowling. Otlo C. Kuhnert, 24, Norwalk, Conn., and Emma_D. Smith. 21, 738 10th at. s.e. Rev. Edward Gable; Tom A. Gerachis. 031 G st. and j 200 It et ned e F. Williams, and Ann M. Wals ene Claudelle Gart- both of 1421 12th st.: Rev. Perry&ilalsh 20 H St NW. 36 MELLON TAX QUIZ INTTS THIRD WEEK Deals Alleging Evasion to Continue Basis for Aide’s Testimony. By the Associated Press. PITTSBURGH, March 2.—Andrew ‘W. Mellon’s income tax hearing before the Board of Tax Appeals enters its third week Monday with the finan- cler's secsetary, Howard M. Johnson, prepared to undergo questioning about more of the transactions by which the Government charges Mellon evaded tax payments in 1931. It will be Johnson's ninth day on the witness stand. He will face sev- eral hours of re-direct examination by Frank J. Hogan, chief Mellon attor- ney, before being turned over once more to the searching questioning of Government attorneys. Counsel for both expressed satisfac- tion with the progress of the case, in which Mellon contend$ *he has a re- fund of $139,000 coming from the Bureau of Internal Revenue, while the Government is trying to collect $3,089,000. Hogan said Mellon will not dodge responsibility for his 1931 income tax report—which Johnson has testified he alone prepared and Mellon did not closely scrutinize. In fact, Johnson said Mellon's signature was not no- tarized at the time. Hogan, upon resumption of the hearing, is expected to take up some of Mellon’s business connections, to show that he did not control the Pittsburgh Coal Co., the Union Trust Co., his children's Coalesced Holding Co., Coalesced’s Smithfield Securities Co., and Mrs. Ailsa Bruce's Ascalot Co,, also a holding concern. The Gov- ernment charges Mellon used these concerns to make transfers of stocks and securities, in order to deduct losses on his income tax returns. Unemployment Declines. Unemployment in New Zealand is declining at more than the seasonal rat s A-9° Qurds of Thanks NEWBERRY, HOPE. We wish to exp our sincere gratitude preciation to our many friends for their AR death of i belovea: duienier: r ughter, HOPE NEWBERRY. THE PAMILY. ¢ SCOTT. DANIEL U. 1 wish to express my gncege thanks and de to Rev. R. Dl D. Threlkeld triends, n tives for the Kind expressions ea R PeRULILUL floral ' tributes ai B ol @Y beloved husband. DAN 1EL U. SCOTT, M. ANNETTE JOHNSON-SCOTT. ¢ SHEARS, JOSEPH . gur_sincers ".mua.w.‘n!'i.'i.'r“uifz"-‘# Ppreciation y friends d Telatives for their Kind sympatny and beautifl naral iributes at"Uhe eatn ot Svpu Al BURIAL OF BUSH INZER IS HELD AT HERNDON, VA, Carpenter, Many Years Resident of Capital, Was Victim of Pneumonia at 62, Funeral services for Bush Inzer, 62, who died Thursday, were held yes- terday at the O. C. Pearson funeral home, Falls Church, Va. Rev. Allen Castleman officiated. Burial was at Herndon, Va. Inzer, a carpenter, was for many years a resident of this city and had numerous friends here. His home was at 333 I street northeast. Death was due to pneumonia. He was born April 15, 1872, He is survived by a brother, John H. Inzer of this city, a sister, Mrs. ‘Thomas P. Chapman of Fairfax, Va.; two nephews and one grandniece. C. J. HAMMERLEY RITES Capital Resident for Many Years Honored by Masons. in Rock Creek Cemetery yesterday of | Charles 'J. Hammerley, Washington resident for many years, who died Thursday at his home, 1819 Ingleside terrace. Metropolis Lodge, No. 16, Odd Fel- lows, conducted a service in the morn- ing at the S. H. Hines funeral parlor, at which Rev. Vernon Ridgley of Cal- vary M. E. Church officiated. Masonic services were conducted at the grave by members of Benjamin B. French Lodge, No. 15. Mr. Hammerley is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mabel C. Hammerley, and 1 a daughter, V:rgxma C. Hsmmerley Masonic honors marked the burm\ Qards of Thanks. THOMAS. JOHN M. The family of the late JGHN H. THOMAS wish to express at this time their sincere appreciation for ‘the ‘many' kindmesses and . floral {ributes eiven by neighbory and friends n hrtnvemr‘n’ e iliness and ing their MRS, SUSIE E. THOMAS. * TURBERVILLE., MENRY. T wish to ex- tend ‘my ' deepest appreciation 1o the many friends and Photo Engravers' Lo- Soral Tiibutes &1 the “seath o oay M band HENKY “TURBERVILCE, HIS WIFE. SARAH TU““R‘”“-! - TURNER. HOWARD H. I wish to sc- knowledge with sincere -uvr-clmon the kind services and beautiful floral pleces l“ldlbekll;‘eurn".t (:L f!dlll’ll:)l? relatives and 3ot the HOWARD H, TURNER. o ™7 father. LUCILLE TURNER LEE. * WHITE. ELIZA U FelCleat oo L, e ish, to thank Torai tributes at the death st beslarul mother. ELUABETH 5 WIiTE " oo HORACE ‘AND PAMILY, Beatha. BOUSER, SARAH. Officers and members of Harmony Temple. No. :4%. Bladens- by . are hereby notified of the death of SBARAH BOUSER. Session of forrow will be held at the residence of her daughter. Daisy Newton. Brentwood. Md.. Mo tice' of {uneral later. DAUGHTER MARY JAMES. Fin. Sec. * BRENT. JOSEPHINE. = On Ssturday March 2, 1945, at Jenkins Memorial Hospital, ore, Md. JOSEPHINE BRENT," daughter of the ‘late Judee George " and Catherine M. Brent of Charles County. Md. Funeral Tuesday. March 5. at % from _Jenkins Memorial " Hospital. Burial Newporl, Md.. at 12 5 BROWN, ARTHUR C. On, Priday. March 1. 1935t bis home, Brandywine, Md., ARTHUR C. BROWN ‘aged 48 years. be- loved husband of Luia Brown = Remains resting _at Roy W._ Barber's funeral home. Laytonsville. Md. Funeral_serv- ices will be held at Clarkesburg M. E. Church Monday. March 4. at 11 am Interment Clarkesburg Cemetery, 3 BURGE., ANNA. On Thursday. February 28,195, in New York City. ANNA( BURGE. 'loving _sister of Benjamin Smith and the late Hugh Swith, She also leaves other relatives and_friends to mourn her departure. Remal Testing at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w.Funeral Monday. March 4. at 1 o'ciock. from the Second Baptist Church. Falls Church, Va. Interment in the chirch cemetery. BURN. JAMES WARREN. On Saturday March . 19:35. at his parents dence. 631 G st. ne. JAMES WA BURN. beloved son of James P. and| Mary T. Burn and brotner of Ernest F. Wilbur Lee. Gertrude 1. George R.. Giadys E.. Elvia V. Lydla L. Burn and Mrs."Mafy E..Blair = Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co Southeast funeral home. 517 1ith st. r.e. day. March 4. Notice of time later. BUTLER. JOHN. Departed this life on ! Wednesday. Pebruary 7, 1445 at Gal- | linger Hospital. JOHN BUTLER. He leaves to mourn their loss three sisters Sadie Herbert. Emma Thornton and An- nie Wilkins: one brother. George But- ler. and a_host of other Telatives and friends. Remains resting Eugene Ford's funeral home. 13300 South Capitol st.. where funeral services will be held Monday. March 4. at 2 p.m. Interment in Rosemont Cemetery. CRAIG, ISAAC T. Suddenly on_Satur- day. March 2. 14 at Hot Springs, Ark’. ISAAC T_ CRAIG. beloved son of the iate Henry T. and Rose E. Craiz and brother of Harry. Paul and Will € and Mrs. Ruth Arnold. Bratha. KIGHT, WILLERY. On Saturds 2. 1935 Providence Hospi LERY KIGHT. beloved husband of Beu- lah G. Kight ‘of 112K Florida ave. n.e Puneral from Zurhorst's tuneral parlors, 301 East Capitol st.. on Tuesday. March | 5, at 3 p.m. Inierment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 4 KOPPELMAN, JEAN, On Saturday. March 2. 1945, her d si.. Brentwood. Md.. JEAN_beloved wife of ‘Harry E. Koppelinan. Remains rest- ing at her late residence until Monday, March 4, at am. Funeral and inter- ment at’ Lakewood. N. J. KRAFT, HENRY ELMER, JR. On Thurs- dey. Pebruary 28. 10:15. HENRY ELMER KRAPT. Jr. beloved Josephine E and Henry E, neral from the chapel of Thos. geon. 1011 7th st. n.w. uondu March 4 at 2 pm. Reiatives and friends in- Yted to attend. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. LEMKE, BERTHA T. On Saturday. March 1935, at her home. Kensingion. Md.. BERTHA T.. ased 73 ysers. the widow of Frederick J. Lemke, Remains rest- ing at the Colonial funeral home of Willlam ben Pumphrey. Rockville, Md. Puneral services at the above fu- neral home Monday. March 4 at 2:30 3. interment Rockvile Union Cem- etery. LINDSEY. HARRY L. On Priday, March in the 42nd year of his ai e HARRY L." beloved huspand ‘of Dorot L Liidses and son of Wiison McD. and Fannle May Lindsey of Lanham. Md Body resting at the Tabler funeral home. 4717 Uth st. n.w.. where services will be held on Mondsy. March 4. st | interment _in | 10:30 am. followed by Glenwood _ ‘Cemetery. friends invited to attend. McCLANAHAN. JAMES W. On Priday. Mareh 1. 1935, at his residence. 471K Reservolr rd. n.w. JAMES W.. beloved husbend of Mildred V. McClanahan. He is also survived by three sons daughters. thirty-seven ~grandchiléren and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral from the residence of his dauchter Mre. John R. Youne. 42 Nicholson st. n w. on Monday. March 4. at 2 p.m. Rela- Ulves and riends are invited.” Trterment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. (Leesburg and Warrenton. Va. papers please copy.) Relatives and McDUFFIE, DANIEL J. On Thursdav February 281915, DANIEL J. beloved husband of Bessie B. McDuffie and fa- ther of Rudolph_Francis. Harold, Max- well, Alexander. Daniel_ Jewell and Mar- jorie_McDuffle. ~ Puneral from the W. W. Chambers Co_funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. on Monday, March 4 at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. El MeNIEL. JACOB R. On Saturday. March - JACOB R. MCNIEL ' He 18 survived by his wife. Vivian Humphreys McNiel. and_three children John R. ‘Thomas H. and Vivian McNiel. Re- mains resiing at the Tabler funeral home. 4717 Service 2nd interiment wil tignal Cemetery Tuesday. March 5. 1:%@ p.m.. with full military honors. GERALD A. On Saturdsy March at his resicence. 1775 New Fampsiire ave nw. GERALD A. be- loved husband of Meta Mildor and fa- ther of Arthur S._and Nancy Mildon Funeral from tre W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Monday. March 4. at ] p.m. "Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. MORGAN-JONES. FRANCE LOUISA RHINELANDER. At Bangor. Wales. on Friday. March 11935 ' FRANCES LOUISA RHINELANDER widow of the Rev William Morgan-Jones and dau ter of the late Frederic Wiliam and Frances Davenport Rhinelander 4 4 Braths. WOOD. MARIAN. Departed this _life Thursday. Pebruary K. 19:35. at 3:30 00D, daughter “of ife of Richard Wood. mother of Constance Wood and sister of Lawrence and Anita Alston. Remains ai Campbell's funeral hom, . s.w., until Sunday, March 2500t A I Qmter- Marn T dence, KO Oth st. ne. Funeral Mon- day, March 4, st 1 pm.. from Zion aotist Church P st between 3rd snd th sts. s.w. Relatives and friends in- lited. “Interment in Woodlawn Ceme- Wlmll‘l‘ ADDIE E. On Saturday, March 19:5. at George Washington Univer- sity Hospital, ADDIE E. WRIGHT (nee Bushby) beloved wife of Charies T. Wright. late residence 1013 M st. n.w. Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. nw.. Morday. March 4. at 2 p.m, Relatives and friends invited. g friends in Interment Cedar YOUNG, CHARLES F. Tursday, Feoruncy Toned A% 9 QGeorge F. C. Young of Purcellville, Va.. formerly of Grassy Creec. N. C. He is Survived by his mother apd 'faiher. Rush 8. Young. Washin d Robert W. Young. Ge! tysbuig, Fa: two sisters. Mrs. E. M. Or borne. Btraiford. N. C. ‘and Mrs. Less E. Rundahl. Canon City. Colo.: o aunt, Miss Martha Pierce. Purcellvill Va;'two uncles_ Robert Pierce, Bel A Md.. and John P. Young. Fox. Va_ M Young was a member of Naval Lodge, No. 4. F. A A._M._ Eureka Chapter, No. 4.'R.’A. M.: De Molay Commandery. K. T. Funeral services will be held 3t the 8" H Hines Co. funeral home Tuesday. March 6. at 1:45 p.m in charge of Rev. James Shera Mon gomery and Congressman Daughton. une der auspices of tne Knights Templa Interment. in Arlington National Cem tery by Naval Lod YOUNG, CORNELIUS. On PFriday, March 1. 195 at Tuberculosis Hospital. COR- NELIUS YOUNG. loving husband of Bianche Young, devoted son of Jenn and Edward Young. brother of Bara Nannie, Irene and John Youns = R mains ‘Testick at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. :rd and Eye sts. 5¥.. until Sunday. March 3, at § p.m.: then 1258 Carrollburg 1'pm. from Zion Baptist Chureh, i 3t between ird and 4th sts. & A nelreen ird And e foverment Harmony Cemetery. in Memortam. BARBARA T. In loving remem- brance of owr dear mother. BARBARA T. BIGGS. who departed this life one year ago today. March 3. 1934. She suffered hours, yes. hours of pain To wait fog, cure. but all in vain. Till God slone knew what was best | And called our mother home to_rest; HER LOVING CHILDREN. ¢ BROWN. JOHN W. In sad but loving re- membrance of my devoted father. JOHN W. BROWN. who departed this life one year ago today, March 3. 1934, A precious one from us is gone, His voice we loved is stilled: A Dplace 15 vacant in our midst Which never can be filled. Bleep on. dear father, Sieep on and take thy res We_loved you. But_God loved you best DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MRS. LOTTIE B. CARNEGIE. AND BSON-IN-LAW. FRANK. FREEMAN. ROBERT. remembrance at his late residence. st. s.w. Puneral Tuesday. March 6. ago today, March Notice of 1 neral later, 4 DAMERON, ALAN F. On Saturday. March %1935 at Emergency Hospital, ALAN P. DAMERON. b husband of Hazel A. Dimero den) and son of Mrs. Elizabeth TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE Remembrance is s golden chain Death tries to break. but all in vain, To have. to love and then to pari is the greatesi sorrow of my he HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MARTHA. HARPER. WILLIAM C. 1In loving remem. Saturday,| Dbrance of our grandfather. WILLIAM Hospita C. HARPER, Who Dassed away One year the| 8o today. March 3. 1934 T memory fades and life departs You will live forever in our hearts Goue and forgollen by some you may | NORTON, JESSUP 0. On Friday. March ._JESSUP O. NORTON. aged 55 Puneral from the Deal funeral e K15 H st. ne iday. March at 2 p.m. Cedar Hill Cemetery. 3 FLORENCE B. | fi‘llt“:.‘os';rn(‘a‘fi wl:mD AmAH “aoply | ague 7 Phone Nerth 870"+ iy Funeral late residence 21 | LOST. 10th st. n.w.. on Monday. March 4. at " “Lost and Found advertisements 2 pm Relatives and friends invited. | for the daily Star will be accepted Taterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up AN. BRIDGET. On Frid; to moon day of issue. Saturdays L e e e e DORAN and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. her 75th vear. " Funeral Monday Mareh i 4. at 10 am., from 8t ary s Church, day of issue. For the Sunday Star Alexsndria, Va, Interment St. Marys up to 11 pm _Saturday. E) AIRBRUSH. one & Chandler wrestli e maiChes, Washington Auditorium: EX MARTMA On Seiucdsy Moreh | Thursday. Feb. Reward Please re- 421 New J“qu ave. se “AR]’HA} turn o Major. Evening Star art depart-| DUDLEY. beloved wile of Herman Dud- | ley.” Bervices will be held at Zurhorst's funieral pariors. 301 East Capitol st. on| day. March 4 at 10:36 am. Reauiem | v. March 4. at © pm. Interment| mass at 8. Aloysius Church st 11 am. P i coin Cemeters. © 3 Relatives and friends invited to attend. DUYALL JOHN W Saturday. Magen | IBiement Mount Ofivel’ Cemetery 1 arc % o wom SYOEN W ' BU- | RIDGELY. MATIDA B On Fridsr| TN vears. father of William 2‘.’:[)1‘! l. !l"thOmPRug:"li‘l"l S S eor P and | sughter am av A Jimes E_Harry S Georee B oand | S0*PMATILDA 'R, RIDGELY. in her | Q0th year. the widow of John Ridgels. | Remains resting at th olonial fuhe'fll\ home of William_Reuben Pumphrey. | Rockville. Md Puneral services at| Mount Carmel Ch Sunday. March 3. ment church t!m!'!!’! /. CHARLES E. On Priday. March 1 at Sibley Hospital. CHARLES E Be.bved biebaRd of the late Mary Eliza: & beth Riley. Funeral from V. L. Speare Co.. 1004 H st n.w.. on Monday. March | 4. 'at 2 pm. Interment Cedar Hill COMPLETE FUNERALS FROM $75 to $500 AND UP THOUSANDS in Washington Have Experienced DEAL’S Friendly Service For Reference—Ask Your Neighbor .. the DEAL Price For a $150 Funeral A yery meat crepecovered casket, ensraved mames fine outside case, six handles, lined with good Quality lining. Embaiming by competent men. %ashing dressing and shaving if necessary; adv death notice. hearse and two Cadiliac russ, ch: scar! for the door. candles. remvoing from anv city hospital or EXTBAS. COMPLETE § Any Family Can Afford Ryan Funeral Service TII'O major questions confront the man or woman upon whom the burden of responsibility falls when death occurs. “First, What funeral director to call; second, How much should be spent. Both shéuld be chosen wisely and after thoughtful consideration. In answer to the first we offer these qual-fiam ns: A long and honorable record of service; an intelli- gent, courteous, capable personnel; mmplele equip- ment; and honorable, straightforiward business prin. ciples. In answer to the second: Always remember that ANY FAMILY CAN AFFORD RYAN SERVICE. James T. Ryan FUNERAL DIRECTOR On Sibley of late Edward Rains Remains resting at 641 Monday. March 4 to Wm. H. Sardo & Co.'s fur 412 H st. ne. where serv held st ¥ pm’ Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Glenwood Cem- etery. REGAN. DENNIS. March 1. 1% band of Marga, from W. W. Tal be. But zever by us. who will alwass love ee < HIS_GRANDDAUGHTER AND GREAT- GRANDSON, EMMA AND WILLIAM DOUGLASS, HARPER. WILLIAM C. In loving remem- brance of our dear father. WILLIAM C. HARPER. Who left us one year ago 1o~ day. March 3, 1434, As_you rest in the grave. dear father. Your smiles are with us yet: Our memory is &3 fresh as ever SON AND DAUGHIER. ‘GILMORE AND JESSIE RARPER I miss you. erandfather. miling face. and talk _to No'one can take your place. » GRANDSON. WILLIAM DOUGLASS. * HENRY. SAMUEL T. JR. Sacred to the memory of our dear son and brother. SAMUEL T. HENRY, Jr. who departed this life March 3. 1930, Nothing is sweeter than love, nothing more coursgeous. nothing higher. noth- ing wider. nothing more pleasant. noth- ing more fuller nor better in heaven and earth: because love is born of God. above all created things We shall forever love and cherish your sweet memory. HIS A DEVOTED =MOTHER. FATHER. BROTHERS AND SISTER. Suddenly. on Priday. DENNIS. beloved hus- | lake Regan. FPuneral | vull's funeral home. ment S e 14th st. and Spring rd. n.w. on Mon- | BILLFOLD_ containing_money. cards and driver's permit Columbia road Phone Columbia 9624._Reward._ CHOW—Brown. female named ~Sandy” lost from 204 D st Liberal reward. * COIN PURSE—Black. containing $30: on F st: Chevy Ci or 14th st. car. or elsewhere. 1810 Ingleside Terrace n.w. et | DOG. male. 2 years oid: small scar on | nose:' reddish brown: strased Pebruary 26 Reward. Bruce. 16 O st. n.w. . GLASEF tortoise shell. March 1. at Deauville Food Shop or en route to 1118 th st. n.w. Diamond cab. Metropolitan | 151 Reward GLASSES—Tortoise shell. in brown leather case. Saturday morning. Reward. 10086 Quebec pl.__Adams 4768 KEYS in blue leather case lost Wednesday evening on P st. n.w. near 20th. Please call_Atlantic 5724-W. 5 in case. between 10:h st_and ‘and Lawrence at. ne. Cail De- John_Eatl Du and Buecaling. Mrs se King. Mrs. Cora D. De_ Petro.\ Ruby Wissman and Miss Mary Rebecca Duva Pl'\?'ll‘ from Gasch's funeral hon Hyattsville, Md.. Tuesday March 5 at * pm. In-| terment St. John's Ch h, Beltsville, | Md. * Ryan Ambulance Service e Local Calls LILLIE, On Thurcdsx, February 3 am. at Gallinger Hos- | pital. l.lLLlE DYSON. beloved wife of Grant_Dyson. mother of Alohonso, Ber- tha Edward and Conroy Dson. sister of Mrs. Mary Simmons. Thomas Myl Michall Myles of Providence, R. L, Cemetery. the late Stephen Mvies o 11 ) Md. She also leaves other relat: T e e friends. _Remains resting at Stewarts| & 50! On_Friday. March at the residence | Mabel 8. White. 907 Mass. ave. Sponsors of FUNERAL HOME “Spires of Melodies” WMAL— Every Sunday at 1:15 P. M. Phone Lincoln 8200 gl Only at Jordan’s Garland Ranges HOME OF MASON & HAMLIN THE CHICKERING 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. tJ Atlantic 1700- 1701 R ORDAN’S 1239 G St. $1 DOWN—$1 WEEK Garland Gas Range @ Robert Shaw Oven Heat Control. @ Fully Insulated Oven. @® New Type Simmering Burners. @ New Smokeless Broiler. @ Fully Porcelain in Selective Colors. @® Completely Automatic and Efficient. Liberal Trade for Your Old Gas Range $1 DOWN—$1 WEEK ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO COMPFANY 1239.6 Street ~ Cor. 132 NW. RING. vellow gold: chased design: moss- e’ setting. March 1. Reward. Na. 483._Branch_645 . SPANIEL—Black-and-white Springer Span- iel: long tail: female: missing ks. Cleveland, Adam: WIRE-HAIRED _FOX TERRIER. white. black spots. brown ears. tag No. 214 Re lld.lK 35 Macomb st. Phone Em- WRIST WATCH. Gruen. lady's. on Ben- ning bu: 17th and Penn ave se. and 1 and Penn car i Phone_Atlantic SEVENTH AND F You Save in This Sale! Surrs Formerly $30 & $35 $22.50 NOTHING DOWN—Pay $7.50 IN APRIL $7.50 IN MAY $7.50 IN JUNE Two big reasons to buy that suit tomor- row. First, you save $7.50 to $12.50. Sec- ond, you can charge your purchase and pay in three months. & Every o’coat in stock in- cluded, and exactly % price. Buy now. E Charge It . .. Nothing Down Pay in Convenient Amounts funeral house 0 H st ne Funeral Monday, March 4. at am. from Holy Name Church. 1ith st ne between I and K. Interment Mount Oliver Cem- etery. FORD. MARY. On Friday. March 1, 935, at the ‘Home for the Aged and In- firm. MARY FORD. She leaves to mourn their loss one son. Henry Ford: Mary Lawson. and & host of other relatives and ~friends Puneral Tuesday. March 5. at 1 o'clock. from R. C. Richardson's funeral home. | GERMAN. DANIEL. ~Departed this life] Friday. March 1. 1945, at his residence, 130 Vireinia ave. s.w.” after a long ill- | ness. DANIEL GERMAN. He leaves to mourn_their 1oss a devoted wife and daughter. Remains Testing at George | E Gardiner & Sons' funeral home. 31% 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later GINTER. SOPHRONIA. On Saturday | March 2, 1 at ti'am_ at Columbia | Hospital. SOPHRONIA GINTER. beloved | wife of the late Harry J. Ginter. Pu-| neral Tuesday. March 5. 'at 813 am.. | from the residence of her sister Mrs. | Blanche Ehrmantrout. 312 10th st. se: | thence to St. Stephen's ‘Church. h st and Pa_ave nw. where mass will | be said at @ am. for the repose of her soul Relatives and friends invited. | Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. TELD. On Thursday. at his residence North Carolina ave. se. J. WINFIELD GRAY. beloved husband of the late Ida M. Gray. Funeral services Monday. March 4, at 1 pm. at the above resic dence. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. GREEN. ALONZO. On Thursday Feb- Tuary o8, . ALONZO GREEN. be- loved husband of Mary A. Green. He was a loyal member of Asbury A. M. E Church. ~ He also leaves other relatives and_friends. ~Funeral Monday, March 4 at 1 o'clock. from the W. Ernest Jar- vis funeral church. 1432 U st. n.w.. Rev. Williams _officiating. 3 ITILDA M. On Friday. March 1. at i p.m.. at her residence, 1406 in st n.w. MATILDA M. HALL widow_of Woolsey P. Hall and mother of Mrs. Joseph W. Lee of Abbeville. S. C.i George C. Hall. U. S. Army (re- and Woolsey W. ing_at the McGuire funeral home. 1820 9th st. n.w. where funeral services will be held Monday. March 4. at 2 pm, HARPER. REBECCA. Departed this life on Saturday, March ©. 19:5. at Peters- bure Va.. aiter a lingering illness. RE- BECCA HARPER of 120 Howard st. Arlington. Va.. beloved wife of Marion Harver. loving mother of Mary Rebecca Wise. daughter of Mrs. Amanda Wise She ‘also leaves to mourn their loss three sisters. two brothers and a host of other relatives and friends Re- mains resting at Barbour Bros.' funeral home. 48 K st. n. Notice of funeral later HUTCHINSON. GEORGE L. On Friday. March 1_1035. at_Montsomery County General Hospital. GEORGE L. HUTCH- INSON. aged 70 years. beloved husband of Molile F. Hutchinson. Funeral serv- ices will be held at Emory M. E. Church. Oakdale, Md. Sunday March . at 2:30 pm. Interment Brookville Cemetery. 3 JORNSON. JOMN W. On Fridas. March JOHN W. JOHNSON. beloved husband of Mary A Jonnson sid father of Helen I. Johnson. Remains resting at 641 H st. ne. untll Monday, March 4 at 1 pm.: thence to the Wm. H. Sardo Co. funeral chapel. where services will be held. Notice of funeral later. JONES, MARY GRAY. _On Friday. March 1. 1035. at the residence of her sister. Mrs. Henry T_ Waesche. G105 4th st.| n.w. MARY GRAY. beloved wife of the Iate' R. P. W. Jones of Gaithersbure. Md.._and daughter of the laie Rev. H. Henry of the Baltimore Conference. Puneral from Grace M. E. Church South. Gaithersburg. Md. on Sunday. at 2 pm. Interment Foresi tery. 3 a eranddaughter. Peb- 21 Remains_re. KENDALL, CARRIE B. On Saturday. ._at her residence. B %, JCARRIE B, KENDALL. be- loved mother of Georgia.K. Gregory. She also leaves one granddaughter, Vir- ginia_Gregory. Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. where services will be con- ducted Monday. March 4. at 3:30 p.m. Interment at Owego, N. ¥. WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK d?fi-n mostBeautful terg FOR REFERENCE ASK “YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR LY WALKER, STELLA SANDERS. M nw. LOUISE S. ROBINS. Funeral from above address Monday March 4. at 2 pm. Interment in Rock Creek Cem tery. SARDO. ALBERT J. _Suddenly, on Wed- nesday. February 5. at Keysville DS BERT 1. beloved father of KERNS. ROBERT 8. In sad but loving remembrance of ' my dear husban ROBERT 8. KERNS. who departed th life one year ago today. March 3, 1934. One year has gone. dear B3b, Since you went away. Oh. God."if T could turn back the clock +"J. Sardo. ir. and beloved son of Willlam H. Sardc. Funeral from his late residence on Monday. March 4. at| 910 a.m: thence to '8t. Aloysius Church. where requiem high mass will | be sung_at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited. ccln Cemetery. SARDO. ALBERT J. Sir the Washington Ge 4th Derree = K wre notified of the death of Sir Knight ALBERT J. SARDO. and are requested to meet at his late residence. 412 H st. ne. Sundav March & 1935 at & pm ©of pravers for the dead Signed) " CARMINE GAROFALO hiul Navieator. WILFRED P. ROSS Faithful Comptroller SARDO. ALBFRT J. Members of Po- tomac Council. K. of C.. are hereby urgeatly requested to meet at the late residence of our lamented brother. AL- BERT J. SARDO 413 H st ne. at & pm. Sunday. March 3. 1935 for pravers for the Tepose of his soul. CHARLES J. CONSIDINE, G. K. 3 SARDO. A. J. Members of the Knights of Columbus are notified of the death of Brother AL- BERT J. SARDO. chairman f the District of Columbia er_and are requested semble at 412 H st p.m. Sunday. 915, for the reci- tation of pravers and to attend the mass on Monday. March 4. at St. Aloy- sius Church at 10 a.m LOUIS T. ARMELIN. Vice Chairman. FRED J. HASKE. Secretary. 3 SHELTON. ANNA BELLE. February 3.° ANNA BELLE SHELTON of 111 Sumner ra. s.e. ge- voted wife of George R. Shelton. mother of Carol_Leon. Alvin. Elmore ~George. Charlie. Howard. Esau. Jacob. Virgini Dorcus_Phoebe and_Mary Shelton. si: ter of Ruth Scott. Bertha Bell. Walter, Charles and Henry Dickson Funerai Sunday. March i at 2 pm. from the W. Ernest Jarvis' funeral church. 1 U'st nw. Remains may be viewed at the ahove-named establishment SNOWDEN. JGNATIUS, Departed _this life Thursday. February 8. 1935 at his residence, 6:i8 Eve st. se. IGNA- ‘TIUS SNOWDEN. He leaves to mourn their loss a_devoted wife. Ella Snow- den: two daughters. Ida Moore and EfMe Burns: two sons. Arthur and Ray- mond Snowden. and & host of other rel. atives and friends. Remains resting Ford's funeral home. 1300 S. Capitol st. until 4 pm. Monday. March thénce to above residence. where fu- neral services will be held at 1 p.m Tuesday. March 5. Interment Arling- ton National Cemetery. 3 SPRING. MARY B. On Saturday. March 1 at_Georgetown University Hos- ital. MARY B.. beloved wife of Walter . Spring.__Funeral from her late resi- dence. 4020 5th st. n.w._ on Tuesday. March 5. at am. ‘Requiem mass at St. Gabriel's Church at % am. Rela- tives and friends invited to attend. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ~ 4 REY, RUTH, Suddenly. on Saturd: arch’ 2. 1935 at Emergency Hospl RUTH STOREY (nee Hunter). beloved daughter of Mrs. Ada M. Waters. No- tice of funeral later. TAYLOR. THOMAS. Departed this life on Saturday. March 2. 1935, at 5 pm. at his residence. 2150 L si. n.w._after a lingering iliness. THOMAS TAYLOR. son of the late Thomas A. and Margaret Taylor. Notice of funeral hereafter. THORNE, LUCY 4. On Friday March 19435, _at her residence. Friendly. Ma.'LUCY"A. THORNE (nee Barrett). Detoved. wife-of - he late Samuel C; Thorne. _Funeral from the chapel of P. Murray & Son. 2007 Niehe Sunday, March 3. at 1 nce M. E. Knight b On Thursday. ols : pm. Services at Church, Friendly, Mg.. at 2 p.m. Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment church cemetery. 3 AUGUSTUS. On Friday. March 1. 19 at_Pinehurst. Md.. AUGUSTUS TUCKER. devoted friend "of Mr. and Mrs. Wiillam H. Thomas and family. Remains resting at the W. Eruest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. No- tice of funeral later. Quy. March b Georseronn ay. Marcl at’ Georgetown Unfiersity Hospt al. STELLA SANDERS WALKER of Tewkesberry place n.w.. wife of the “late Reed Walker. She iy survived by two children. Reed 8. Walker. aged 4 years. and June Walker ag years. Remains resting at the . Hines Go. funcral home, 01 14th Puneral services at the Shurch of Jesus Christ and Latter-Day Saints (Mormon). 16th st. and Colum bia road n.w.. on Sunday’ March B e mierinent Salk Lake Gity: Utah: WILSON, EMMA O. On PFriday, March 1. 5. at the residence of her dauhier. Mrs. W. G. Fiseher_ Baltimore Boule- vard. Berwyn. Md. EMMA O.. beloved wife of the late John H. Wilson. Re- mains resting at Gasch's Sons' funeral home 46 Maryland ave. Hyattsville Ma. mnfinlalrom fhe. dbeve’ Iuneu| iome on Monday. at 2 Relatives and s nviied. ~Inter: m Beltsville Cemetery, 8 Interment Fort Lin-| for recitation | And have him with me today. The dearest pal I ever knew, | Bob. darling. that was you: | Your memory iz treasured more tham #0! How I miss you, God only knows. God give me strength to carry on Until my day is done. Angd_then before the judgment seat We'll meet_again, my beloved one HIS DEVOTED WIFE. ANNIE M. | KERNS. & McCOY. LILLIAN In loying memory of | " our beloved daughter. LILLIAN T. Me- COY who left us five years ago today, March 3. 1830, Somewhere back of the sunset, Where loveliness never dies, 8he lives in a land of glory | Mid the blue and gold of the skies LOVING MAMMA AND DADDY. * | MERIDITH, ALICE. 1In loving memory of | "our dear sister. ALICE MERIDITH. who departed this iife one year ago. March . 193 Our hearts cannot tell how we miss you. Our 1ips don't know what to say: But God only knows how we miss you In our homes today HER _LOVING SISTERS. MRS_ E. THOMAS. MRS. E. LUCAS. MRS. B. MASSENBURG. . MURPHY. JAMES P. In sad and loving remembrance of our dear husband and father. JAMES P. MURPHY. who left us one year ago today. March 3. 1934. He had a smile for every one, A heart as pure as gold: To_those who knew and loved him best His _memory will never grow old. HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. * TURNER, CHARLES F. 1In loying remem. brance of our dear boy. CHARLES F. TURNER. xho died six years ago today. March 3. 19 Just a memory fond and true Ou- hearts still longing just for you. MOTHER _ FATHER. BROTHER AND SISTERS. WEBER. OSCAR R. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear husband and our father. OSCAR R. WEBER. who passed away, three years aso todey. March 3. 1 Today "cnlls “sad memories Of a loved one gone to rest: Ang thore Who hink. of you today Are those who loved you best. We think of you in silence, No one can see us weep; But many a silent tear is shed When others are asleep. Some think that we are not lonely When at times they see us smil Little do they know the achi That we suffer all the 'hm HIS LOVING WIFE. BERTHA: SON. DOLPHIN. AND DAUGHTER. BER- FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding the original W. R. SPEARE Formerly 1208 H 8t. N.W. Decatur 6242. 1623 Conn. Ave, CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST "Tol- _**none Lisce = ~JOHN R7WRIGHT 1337_10th_St. N.W. , 0047 V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W R, aunhuuhufinw& NAtional “WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 _8th 8t. 8.B. Lincoln 0530. ~J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRFCTORS. CREMATORIUM 4th and Mass. Ave NE. __ Lincoln 5200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. jigseveninst Nw NAtional 2473 JosemllF. ,Eéf,:b" Sons 3034 M St. N.W. Phone WEst. Miflfl mm—n_nn_nsmm.— tablished GUDE BROS CO Floral Pluu GEO. C SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLO! 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