Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1935, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SORRY, NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS (oo THE HECHT CO. MEN'S SHOP Clearance! Odd Sizes and Styles IN MEN'S FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING 1/4-%AND]/20FF $17-50 $1 8.75 $19.67 319.67 $]12.50 81475 $24.00 Originally $35. Fancy patterns, stiitable for Spring wear. Sizes 36, 37 and 38 only. One-Half Off 11 Sheldon Students’ Two-Trouser Suits. Onumallv $25. Mostly blues and oxfords. Sizes, 7 /34, 2 /35, 1 /36, 1 /37. One-Fourth Off., 5 Sheldon Two-Trouser Suits. Originally $29.50. Mostly worsteds. Sizes, 3 /35, 1/37, 1/36 shorts. One-Third Off:.... 2 Sheldon Two-Trouser Suits. Originally $29.50. Blue grey flannel ensembles with extra striped flannel slacks. Sizes, 1 /35; long, 1/42. One-Third Off .... 3 Sheldon Two-Trouser Blue Serge Suits. Originally $37.50. short, 1/37; long, 1/42, 1 /4. One-Third Off. ... 4 Sheldon Suits. Originally $25. Light grey cheviots. Sizes, rcg.. 31. 1/38: short, 1/38 and 1 /40. One-Hnlf Off 4 Sheldon Two-Trouser Suits. Orlgmnllv $29.50. Sizes, 2 /34, 2/3(7 One-Half Off .... 8 o 10 Harris-Spun Tweed Coats. Originally $32. 3/37. 2 /40.: long. 1/39. 1 /40. One- “Third Off 98 Societv Brand Suits. Originally $50. Sturdyman and Staunchly worsteds. Sizes. reg.. 3 /36. 4 /37, 5 /38. 3 39. 3 /40. 1 /44: short. 1/36.1/37,2/38, 1,40, 1 /42: long. 1 /38, 1 /40: stout, 1/46. ThixdiOfF ... ... 2 Brown Tweed Topcoate. Orlgma“\ $25. Reg., 1/35. 1 /42. Half Off . . 3 Sheldon Overcoats. Onglnan\ $35. Sizes. ]ong 1/42: stout, and 1/46. One-Half Off . . 9 Sheldon Tuxedos. Originally $25.00. Sizes, reg.,1/46; short, 3 /36, 3/42: long, 1/44; stout, 1 One-Half Off.....00ovvvvnnnnnns 1 Society Brand Tuxedo. Originally $40. ‘Double-breasted drape. size 35. One-Half OF ....... 2 Famous-Make Tuxedos. Originally $40.00. Sizes. short, 1,/36: long. 1/38. One-Half Off ... 5 Full Dress Coat and Trousers. Originally $40.00. Reg., 1/37. 1/40, 1 /44; short, 1,/38, 1/40. One-Half Off............ 26 Sample Society Brand Smu. Sizes, QIZM, reg., 3/36. 333.34 $12.50 8] 7.50 $12.50 $2()-00 $20:00 82090 3 95 $7].00 42 Prs. Men’s Trousers. Originally $6.50, $8.50 and $10. Sizes 28 to 50. 5 White Dress Vests. Originally $6.00. Sizes, 1,/36,1/37,1/40, 2 /42.. (THe Hecht Co. Men's Shop. Second Floor ) Men's Arrow Stiff Collars 11 Discontinued number which have heen selling regularly at 25c. Drake, Dufi. Devon and other style dress collars. Stock up now on a Summer supply. (Men's Shops. Main Floor.) Men's Gates Swagger Gloves 51 .09 Originally $1.95 and $2.50. Real pig- skin, mocha and capeskin gloves. Broken sizes . . . but all sizes in one style or another. (Men's Shops. Main Floor.) Men’s Manhattan $1.95 to $3.50 Shirts Hand-Tailored Neckwear 49-. Originally $1.00, Odd ties reduced from our regular stocks and offering a wide choice of stripes. small figures, and all over patterns. (Men's Shops. Main Floor.) " tinued $‘| 09 Both dress and sports styles. Discon- styles, soiled and mussed shirts in broken sizes . . . mostly 14, 16, 16%; and 17. (Men’s 8hops. Main Fioor.) OR. S. | PORTER, CLERGYMAN, DIES Pastor Emeritus of First Baptist Church Came Here in 1925. Rev. Dr. Samuel Judson Porter, 65, pastor emeritus of the First Baptist Church and widely known in church circles here and in the South, died yesterday at his home, 3543 Sixteenth street. He had been ill for several months, and an accute heart attack was believed the jmmediate cause of | death. Dr. Porter came here as plstor of the First Baptist Church in 1925. He retired about a year ago due to failing heeith and was given the title of pastor emeritus for life. He was a past moderator of the Columbia Association of Baptist Churches. and during his long career as minister had engaged in mission- ary work and held a number of pas- torates in the South. Funeral to Be Saturday. Funeral services will be held Satur- day at 2:30 p.m. at the PFirst Baptist Church, with the present pastor, Rev. Dr. Rufus W. Weaver, officiating. As- sisttng Dr. 'Weaver in the services will be Rev. Dr. William S. Abernethy, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church; Rev. Dr. Newton M. Simmonds of the Highlands Baptist Church and Dr. J. T. Watts of Baltimore. ~Memorial services will be held at the church Sunday. Dr. Porter had written a number of | books dealing with religion and re- | ligious subjects, and most of these | were translated into foreign languages. A native of Whiteville, N. C., Dr. Porter received his master of arts de- | gree at Wake Forest College in 1893, | the degree of doctor of divinity from William Jewell College in 1906 and a similar degree from Baylor in 1914. He also received a literary degree from Simmons University in Texas in | 1929. He had been ordained a min- ister at Wake Forest in 1892. Spent Years as Missionary. After his graduation from Wake Forest, Dr. Porter spent a year as missionary at Rio de Janeiro. In 1895 he became pastor of the First Church at New Bern, N. C. Subse- quently he held pastorates in Texas, Oklahoma and Missouri. In 1910 he was named delegate to | the World Missionary Conference at | Edinburgh, Scotland, and visited Eu- ropean Baptist missions for the For- eign Missionary Board. Dr. Porter was a member of the Cosmos Club, the Theta Sigma Pn- ternity and the Masonic order. | He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Katie Lee Munn Porter; five sons, Roy M. Porter. San Antonio, Tex.; Samuel J. Porter, jr, Kansas City, Mo.; Angus C. Porter, Charleston, W. Va. and Alexander M. and Douglass M. Porter of this city, and two daugh- ters, Mrs. J. A. Werme, Oklahoma City, and Miss Eloise Porter of this 2ity. A celebratiom, scheduled for tonight, | marking the anniversary of the found- | ing of the First Baptist Church, has | been postponed for two weeks due w; 2Jr. Porter’s death, it was announced. | —— London Concert Arranged. ‘The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra will play in London in May. (edar Hill Washingtomis most Beautipul (emetery. FOR REFERENCE ASK YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR W WARREN TALTAVULL il 2 Funeral Home | 3619 14th St. N.W. fi Corner Spring Road I COL. 0464 I ADams 10341 ; Phones | Hotel, brhkenhelrzed over loss of pel | Return to 3971 Harrison st.. | one white; Minister Dies REV. DR. SAMUEL J. PORTER. —Harris-Ewing Photo. HARRINGTON MILLS, HOTEL OWNER, DIES Man Who Built Establishment Bearing His Name Expires at Daytona Beach. Funeral services for Harrington Mills. 64, part owner of the Harrington which he built in 1914, and former owner of the Grafton Hotel, will be held at the. Gawler funeral | chapel tomorrow at 10 am. Burial will be private. Mr. Mills, who rose from the pro- | prietorship of a small boarding house in Washington during the 90s to one | of the most successful hotel owners | | in the East, died Tuesday at Daytona Beach, Fla. Born in Maryland, Mr. Mills ob- tained a hotel job in this city as a youth, later establishing a boarding house on the site of the present Graf- ton Hotel. Although he lived most of his life here, he divided his last years between his 5,000-acre resort at Sara- nac Lake, N. Y., in the Summer, and his Florida hotels, the Clarendon, at Daytona Beach and the Coquina, at Ormond Beach, in the Winter. Besides his widow, Mrs. Iffa Mills, he is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Lawrence A. Slaughter, jr.; Mrs. Fred- erick Altemus and Mrs. Walter Reiley, all of Washmgwn Deaths Reported. Samuel Mackey. 92 Providence Hospital, Catherine Distler. S4. 626 Ingraham st, Armanda £ Hill, 70, National Homeopathic tal Minpie . Fillebrown. 70141508 Lanter ol James Devlin, 60. Garfield Hospit: William J. Donnells lly. 58, 1310 o st Beverly S King. 55. ency Hospital Frank A. Wasner, o Walier Reea Hos: Chiarles P. Youns, 43, George Washington Hos Marie 8. Skinner, 30 Washington Home for Incurables Glaribal R. Eaton. 8%, 3009 Lfl'ln'non st. homas A, Taylor, 185 3150 L o ey & 1ol 1,'215 Frank Washingion. 60, st Elizabeth's Hos- pital Ellen Hughes, 0. Preed en's Hosplul. Bessie Payne, 51. Annie Dent. 46. l Sarah Bowser, 11in tal. nnie T. Humphrey. 30, 150 Francis perculosis Hospital. on: Gniidren’s Hos- ene’ Thorton, 8. int. Raymond itai. 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 Saturday. BRIEF CASE. fan_initials “E L B, contains Braille notes. Return to .'(ml 16th st Phone North 8935 BROOCH all dlamond and sapphire set- ting, "~ Reward offerec. — Call Columbia $%54. Branch 217 South, CANE. brown bamboo, | Chevy Chase Circle. | Wisconsin lost Wednesday at Reward Phone - aring l’rfl |eather hlmt Reth d or texenhone Cleveland 4896 DOG—Boston With whit “bull female: black and Shest. one black eve. w name of 'n'm: e neck answers Reward. _Pot DOG—Police. young. dark brown mxed with Tiaht brown 1617 Bih st b.w. HA"DBAO lady's, brown, Saturday eve- ning. containing money. papers and_driv- er's permit. Liberal reward offered. Phone North 6744933 Westminster st. n.w. KEYS_ bunch on ring. vicinity Sth and Md ave. n.e. Call Lincoln 3444-W. Reward. $1.95 Wool Sleeveless Pullover Sweaters $‘I 29 An assorted lot of men’s sleeveless sweaters in Spring and Summer shades. Broken sizes . . . but all sizes in one style or another. 79¢ Cotton Golf Hose, 24c (Sport Shop. Main Floor.) $3.95 Leather Zipper Carryalls 52.49 d ‘I’r?udln ‘drl.m The: e h‘;fl 'll!‘h. ouble handles. size. Soiled lr:.m hndfio ‘:]" o (Luggage Shop, Main Floor.) Men’s Hats llui 6% 7 nnd ™% 2“3"’4#"‘.‘."’” $3.93° (Men's Shops, Main Floor.) Men’s Shoes l black o1 r:a:‘::l( i Broven sises . $2.95 195 House ai Room Si L lfl‘fir‘ea h in the t-M 79c KO0—§] Slippers (Men's Shops, Main Floor.) Luggage m llcalld- 87'95 stome. shopworn. .. Fararos ook $27.95 (Luggage Shop, Main Floor.) F urmshmgs 10c Hose ';-—'l .00 Mlllth UIIOI uits 58— $1.65 o $1.95 Gloves, mostly size 7% 19—30c Tie Men’s Hats 48—8$2.95 Grey Fens, ™ from stock Tl- . 24 — $2. Silk c-nn-.nluhed 51 89 m“ e::"'" 50" M ‘1.29 (Men's Shops. Main Floor.) THE H‘ECHT Co MEN'S SHOPS , # You know—the Colorgravure extra every lwnmey it A vure magasine. It's with THE SUNDAY STAR. | January.. THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1935. Beuths. ALLEN, mom\nl P. H. On Tuesday March 5. 1035. at his resi darch 8. 103 s residence. $ bit'nn 12!-!1 sts. n.w. Interment at .Ml‘ O'CAI W. Dfl‘fl!d thll‘ |Iu on arch 6. resi- gmu 12 "élnl st. l GCA Jeaves to moiirn_their & beloved 'fllle dn\uhum Saran Elsa) Robinson. len T. 208 Viola "Hall: one "iom." Claretice Vara" Blar: “three nieces_ s children and s_host of other i and friends. Remains resting gene e Ford's funeral home. 1300 South apitol st Funeral will be held at 1 p.m. re Stew. art Mem rom Johi or} ‘Church. G st. tween 3d and nn Interment wnod- Jawn mm CAREY. LI 5. 11135 l! onruwtn Unlveully BOI- L LILLIAN_H. CAREY formerly of ue{. Cross Rosds, ved wif of Elisha Carey William de'oted ll‘ur o! 8. ves. o maourn - thotr los cAlrlN‘l'll ADA MAY. On Wednesda: town Univer- Moy Hosvital 1DA MAY. beloved wite of the late Asbury Carpenter and mother of Genevieve C. Shreve and Plorence C. Coltman. Funeral services at the W. W. ber: Co, funeral . 1400 on March 8. at Priday. " Tuteiment Gedar HiICome THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain tonight, probably clearing tomorrow morning; colder tonight and tomorrow, lowest temperature tonight about 38 degrees; moderate shifting winds, becoming northeast tonight. Maryland—Rain in east and central and rain changing to snow in extreme west portion tonight, probably clear- | ing tomorrew morning; colder tonight and tomorrow. Virginia—Light rain tonight, prob- ably clearing in east portion tomorrow | morning; generally fair in west por- tion tomorrow; colder tonight and to- morrow, much colder in extreme west portion tonight. West Virginia—Rain changing to snow flurries and much colder tonight; tomorrow generally fair and colder. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barcmeter Degrees Inches. .16 29.93 69 29.95 56 29.90 Yesterday— 4 pm o 8 pm. . Midnight . Today— 4 am. 8 am. 44 30.02 Noon . 45 29.97 Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 76, Year ago, 40. . 55 29.90 Lowest, 43, 9 am. today. Year ago, | 36. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 76, on March 6. Lowest, —2, on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (Frbm noon yesterday to noon today.) | Highest, 88 per cent, at 6:30 am.’ ay. i Lowest, 26 per cent, at 4:15 p.m. yesterday. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today. 9:41am. 4:02am. 10:14 p.m. .. 4:33pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. 6°33 High 10:27a.m. Low High Low 11:01 pm. Sun, today... Sun, tomorrow. 6:32 Moon, today. 7:35am. 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 7 355 '82 327 684 '8¢ 884 3.75 327 9.13 370 1069 413 1094 471 1063 14,41 4.01 324 1745 857 2384 8.69 2.37 332 156 October... November.. December. Suicide Blackout for Town. Charles Masse’s well-planned Bui- cide was successful, but it plunged the district of Niort, France, into dark- ness. Masse attached a long piece of wire to his left foot, fastened a garden fork to the other end, and threw the fork over a high-tension cable. He was electrocuted by a current of over 3,000 volts. To free the body with- out causing further casualties, electric current had to be cut off in the entire district. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F SALE $30—%35 SUITS s O e All-wool suits reduced from $30 and $35. Smart Pattems, excellent tai- g oring and styling. Suits you can wear year around. Bargains at $22.50. See them. Just Pay $7.50 in APRIL $7.50.in MAY $7.50 in JUNE Ann Blair: four | Thomas, 3:30 p.m. yesterday. | ‘Tomorrow | 4:50am.’ 5:22 pm. | Braths. CAVANAGH. JEANNETTE L, March 6. 1035 JEANNETTE L. bflnved 'fl! of lhe lllt ‘Vlmhlel nagh nette C. of W ’ D C and Roue s of Rapl S. Whitin Remainy resting at the pariors of Alaus . Speare. 1023 Connecticut ave. Fu. service: ul's Episcopal cllllrch Rocl cnek Dll’llh on Priday. " p.m. Interment Rock COOK, 'l‘l!lllA IAII! On March 6. 1935, at 9: ai_her_residence. et s oo Folel W d belgred daui hter of Frant Welssel- N ! rda. Mnrch 9. 8t Leotie s """‘n " Co" %000 Refatives ‘and “irignds " invited. ment, Nindes Store. King George Coun- DEALE. unu EDWARD. On Thu sdl!. Marcn’ Tr 1035, at Cnildren's Hospital JAMES EDWARD DEALE. loving son of John Henq and l!ellle Deale, lnvlnl frandson of John and Sarah Day. leaves other relatives and friends Ho mourn his departure. Remains restinj at ihe John Rhines funeral chapel, hrlde and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral = FINCKEL. WILLIAM HENRY. on Wednesday March 6, 1935. . L) residence. Y WILLIAM FINCKEL. aged 83 gears. , Puneral services Priday, March 8 Luther Place Memorial Church, “Thomas circle FINCKEL, WILLIAM H. The members of Aasocittion of Oldest Thnabiiants ‘are [@uested to attend the funecal of our Iate associate. WILLIAM INCKEL. Trom "Litner " Place - Memotial - Chirch Thomas circle. Priday. March 8. 1935. % B, THEODORE W. NOYES. President. J. ELIOT WRIGHT. Becretary. GATEWOOD. IDA. On Wedn; l»dlv € 1935, at her residence. 1821 1 1DA_ GA’ the ‘devoted Biotier of 1¢s Shinn. Ruih Ross. Estelle Harris and Rosa Jones. sister of Rose Carter and mother-tn ss. Notice of funeral Remains | Testing at the W. lmul .mvu runml; church, 1432 You st. HARBISON. JAMES on 5,'1935. a1 bis Tesidence, 12247 ARR!SON belaved hmzr o' sndle Butler. Beatrice Bu}nlley Suddenly. at lech I Name Catholic Church Interment Mount | Olivet Cemetery. s | ! HILL. ELLA LOUISE. 4 “1935. at Gallinger Hospital | LOUISE HILL._loving daughter of Mrs. | Emma Hill 8he leaves other relatives and friends to mourn her departure. Remain: resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w Notice of funeral later. HODGE. JAMES. JR. Dtnlrlffl this_life ‘Tuesday. March 5. 193 his_resi- dence60R B st. 1w JAMES HODGE. | . He ln\es to mourn their loss a Susan Hodge: father : four sisters. Ida Budd. Margaret Brown and ;L0 Drothers. William and Tommy 0 Kemains Testing at Henry S V\-snmmn & sons funeral home. 467 N now. Puneral Friday. March & at 1 pm. from ihe above-named funeral home. ~ Intermgnt wn Cemetery. HOLMES, !LIZABITH hen Denar(l;d thln o! Ra Clrrollbur( il life_on’ Tuesday. ABETH HOLME3 &w. She leaves to mourn their loss a dnulhlu Mrs. Lena Watson: father, Prank Jackson: ope sister. Mrs erllru Duckett: brofher. James L. Jackson. ard s_host of other relatives Remains resting at the hey funeral home ~New R st. nw. Notice of On Monday. March ELLA | mes, Hodge: s On Wed- at h)s residence. WENDELL i Interment National Cemetery ES. OLIVER WENDELL. The Dis- | trict of Columbia Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Leaion of the United Siates announces the death nion _and LIVeR WENDELL HOLMES, brecer rol onel. U 8 Volunteers. at Wash March 6. o clock noon. In- 2lon National Ceme- GoL. SRR KzNYoNCuo R C mmander. FRANK §. HIGHT. Recorder JOHNSON. MARTHA. Departed this life March 5. 1935. at her resi- Quiden st MARTHA 2 e leaves t 3 ioss & mother father. 1o Brothers and | & host of other relatives and friends Remains resting tempriarily at Gardi- ner & Sons’ funeral home. 312 4th st sw. untl 1 oclock Friday. March & thefice to her’ late residence. " Punerai Saturday. Marc! pm. Inter- ment Woodmwn Cemu 3 JOEDAN. ALFRED B. Suddenly on Wed: nesday March §. 1935, ALFRED JORDAN. heloved son of Mattie Jordlr‘ and the late Burl Jordan. brother of Mrs. Ethel Tucker and Juanita Jordan. the W_Ernest Jar- ou st. n.w 5 7: there: after at his late residence. 1623 ]!!. s! n.w. Funeral Saturday. March 9. af Pm.. from the above residence. ,m\clln SAMUEL D. On wmnudu ll,l,ll;}:‘ 1553, 2t Frovidence Hospital ! rd year of his age. SAMUEL D MACKEY. beloved husband_of the B Mackey (nee Funeral from his late residence. 3631 Warder st nw., on Fridas. Maich 8 at 8:45 am.: thence to Et Dflmmlcs 6th and E sts sw e high sW. s Neitzey) ment Congressional Cem MACKEY. SAMUEL D. The members of | Association of Oldest Inhabitants sre requested to attend the funeral of our . E _W. NOYES. President. { | HEODCR | J ELIOT WRIGHT. Secretary. | MANNY, SUSAN EMMA. Passed away on Tuesday. Maren 5 Tous afier an 4l { nese of EMM. »%2 A-9 Beaths. ARET L. On Wednesday, at the residence of her er. 413 Church st., Ballston. Va.. MARGARET L_RHODES. loving mother of Mrs nn. and Mrs. Ballston Vo Remaing umn- B the Nevius funeral home. 924 New York aye. n.w. Notice of funeral later. l.ll‘l' MARY S. Dtpnned this life on Tuesday March 5. 1935, at her resi- dence 5103 Lt hwo MARY B RICE. She leaves Lo mourn their loss three daughters. Anna Cheeks. Elizabeth Green and Daisy Casson: three sons, John_ Samuel and Joseph Rice: one sis- ter. Lucy Newman: two brothers. Rob- ert and Moses Newman: one grand- daughter. Gladys Rice. and _several other reiatives and friends. Remains Testing at Eugene Ford's funeral home, s.e. Punera Sunday. March 10. 1 p.m.. from Mount Moriah Baptist Church 3rd and L sts. Rev. J. Randolph officiating. Taterment Lincoin ‘Memorial Cflne'r‘;v. ROSS. FLORENCE March 6, T sllrl.'ron CA‘I'II! NE M. On Thursday. 7. 1955 her “residence. 1416 o R CATHERINE M. SHELTON. beloved daughter of the late John V. and Henrletta F. Shelton._ Fu- neral from her late residence on Satur- day. March 9 _at 2 pm. Interment Congressional Cemetery R SMALL. ROSALIE Suddenly. on Thurs- arch 7. her_ ome. Geor- o e R toduia Ma" wite"0f “the late Archivild Smatl - No: tice of services later. SMITH, WILLIAM MORRISON. 8udden. ly. on ay. March_6. 1935. at VAT A e home. 17 West Wood- bine st Cnevy Chase. Md.. WILLIAM MORRISON, beloved husband of Lucille Smith. Remains resting at the Co- Tontar. Tanerat home. of William Reuben Pumphrey. Rockville Funeral services at the above tumnl home on Friday, March 8, at¢ 10:30 am. In- terment private. TENNILLE_ ANNIE FOWLER, 00 Wed- E NIE FOWLER wite & Whiam B, Tennillé, Gaukbier of the ate Jonnand Annie Brooks Fowler of London and Salisbury. England. and sister of Dr. Loavel Brooks Fowler, Puneral from the Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chabin et mow. on Friday Mareh & at 3 Interment strictly private. Cre- E. DELIA. On Wednesdsy. \h'ch [ . at Providence Hospital. DELIA. d daughter of the late Muy A funeral home st. n.w.. on Friday, March 5. at -Ju a.m; thence to the Immaculate Conception 'Church where requiem mass will be said at & am. for the repose of her soul. Rela- tives and friends are invited to attend Interment at Moun: Olivet Cemetery Wlsr JOSEPH. On Tuesdey_ March 5. 1935. at his rmnem.e 7 Corcorali st nw P] husband of Pris- w of Katie Harris and Ida B. Triplett. Pu- neraj ?ndn Mnch R at 1 pm. from th Emw Jaxm tuneral churm Sudd!nly on Wednemny a1, Greenville Geners Greenville. . 6 LEE WOOD, beloved son o! Frl'\c‘ 1. and therloe E. Wood (nes eill) of 2 M North Capitol sm-mnn B8, Nobthe S ¥oherit’ WOODROW. JOHN T. On Wednesday. March 6 1935, et his residence, Forest: ville. Md. JOHN ODROW. Toves Miiang of Besste Wondow: B is also survived by one daughter. Mrs. Annie Clifton of Washington. D. C three sons James. Cierence and Sandy Woodrow of Forestville. Md.. and three sranddaushters Daisy. Catherine ' and Annie Woodrow, ~Funeral {rom his late residence _on Sunday. March 10. at 10:30 a.m. thence to Jackson M Church. Forestville. Md.. where_servi wiil be conducted at 11 a.m. friends are invite Peyne’s Cemetery, Washington. D. WRIGHT, FREDDIE EMANUAL On Thure- rc FREDDIE EMAN- Mr. and Mrs renting at the W. Chambers Co. Southeast funerai 517 1ith st se. untl & pm. day. when body wili be shipped to Va. for funeral services and interment Priday. YOUNG. CEPHAS BANKS life on Tue 5 residence BANKS ¥ March Hospital UAL. “beloved P Wright. Remains w Y T R 5 Departed this Peace to his soul YOUNG. WILLIAM. = Entered into, gternal t o Tuesd: ar 5. 158 Uorris d s e.. WILLIAM YOUNG. their loss Friday, March & ADDISON. MARY. In loving memory my dear mother, Mrs. MARY ADDISON who left. me seventeen years g0 today. March 7. 1918 Sadly mssed but fondly remembered. HER DAUGHTER. GRACE * EAGLESTON, KATHERINE M. In loving memory_of cur dear wife and motner, KATHERINE M. EACLESTON. who de: parted this_life fllz vears ago today. March 7. 1930, Gone, but not forsotten. THE PAMILY. HIGDQ\ MARY C. In sad but lc\mt mory “of my dear sister. MARY HIGDON. " who passed away ago today. M: HER ‘IeTER ELIZABETH. * MIDDLETON. MARIA L. In loving re- membrance of ~our ‘devoted mother; MARIA L. MIDDLETON. who entered into, Tesi one year ago today. “March ESTHER. RAYMOND. CATHERINE. * THOMAS. LOUIS LEON. In sad but Jov- ing memory of our dear son and father. LOUIS LEON THOMAS. who passed Dpeacefully to rest six years ago today March 3. 1920, e sears sU° MANNY. “Funeral iervices at her iate home, 116 North Maple st . Clnrendon Va.. Thursday. Marck 7. s% Interment. Gometery of ‘the Highland Highiand Mills. N. Y.. Pridsy. March 8 \IAR'I'IE. WII.I.I\\I THOMAS On Wrd— a5 M3 "pelbvea’ hushand 6f the late Jessie Evelyn Martie. Puneral serv- ices at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home 14170 Chnpln st. nw.. on Frida; pm._ Relatives and mma; llrnued " Interment Congression- 5 JAMIN. On esday. 93 Freedmen's Hospital. BENJAMIN McCAMB. loving brother of Edward and Claude McCamb, devoted friend of Miss Blanche Lockett He also leaves other relatives and friends to mourn his departure. Puneral Sunday. March 10. at 2 p.m.. from the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. ird and Eve Interment Rosemont, Ceme- MeGl IRE, KA‘I‘I‘IEIINI On_Thursds | rch 935._at her residence, n . THERINE Mct GUXR!. beloved wite of Dnmel McGII d mother of James C. W Katherine. McGuire Mrt. dule of Norfolk. and Mrc Erxin of Boston, Mase. Services e -.n n n ~ Ma ‘Baul's - Catholic Chun‘h. where mass will te offered at 9am I nm i Interment Abbey Mausolcum. 8 MILLER. CATHERINE K. Suddenly on Wedneeday. March' o her daughter's rrsmence Mrs I\{Irlon B!rn. hart. 1213 Glen Ross rd. Silver Spring " CATHERINE K, 'MiLLER, beloved | S R arold D Ml F e ray Sery Hmes Co. funeral Friday. st. on z Tterment Cedat Hill Cemetery. MILLER. EMORY HOGE. On wednesfll Jarch 6. 1935_at his Iesidence, SoRE HOGE MILL Irving nw. E R’ beloved hushlnd of Matilda Miller father c B." Good Hazel Miller and Emory Hoge Mmer i Funeral from the above reside | Saturdey. March ©. Notice of ¢ ter: On__‘Tuesd: IIlLS HARRINGTON. March 5 1935, at Daytona Beach. [ARRINGTON MILLS. beloved husba of Ina Wornick Mills and father of Mys, Florence Mills Altemus, Mrs, Dor- Qiher Mills Slaushter an Eiea Mills Reilly. Services at lhe chn el ol Joseph Gawler's Sons. 1750 ave. on onC Priday, Match B8t 10 am. Intérment privaie. S NOONAN. JOHN J. Washington. D, C.. P Todse. No. 1o B B O EIE: FouN""3. April 14, 1909, who passed 0 the Clund Lodge of the Hereafter 1935 ilk services_at 1’0!|~ " his_daughter. Mrs. Raym 0300 conn ave. g m. Bv ADY l:nlted nnl.r. &";OHN. m: ELBY, Secret Members of !h! Com- ision. H. to meet at 6300 Conn Tecitation of the guuu for the dead. President. P. M. M OE. 8. fi’l.scm;l Pineh‘n’ll Sanitorium, Md. E' ORR. devoted mother of Wil- jam Orr. Notice of funeral later. Re- vains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Funeral church. 143% U st. n.w. ON. On Wedne: i e Mt m; rilldenee 3543 lowb st BN e On Wednesday. March Gone, but not forgotten. - MOTHER AND DAUGHTERS. LEONA AND LILLIAN THOMAS. TURNER, GEORGE A. In loving remem- brance of our devoied husband and fa- ther. GEORGE A. TURNER. who left us one ‘year ago today. March i 1934, WIFE TWO CHILDREN. * VINE. vuun:n s-cua w the _memory of our dear son and brother. WALTER }I{XSIE. who departed this life March 7. 0 As_you rest in your grave. delr son. Your smiles are with us ye Ouz “memory is s Iresh as ever. Because we cannot forget MOTHER. CASSIE VINE You_ suffered hours of pain To wait for cure, but B Ged alone kiew ‘what ‘was best e ulled you home. dear brother, to SXSTERS. ETHEL AND RUBY. * WILLIAMS. SARAH J. 1In sad but lov- ing remembrance of our darling “‘angel mother.” SARAH J. WILLIAMS. who en- tered into eternal res: eight years ago today. March 7. I can see As_fair_as the evening Jph. That float upon the air The scene has changed. -h.mm mother.”" OH. SON A\D SON-IN-! LA“ | woop. ll.l. x In m«mmy of my be- loved _friend. Representative WILL R. \\OOD chairman of the National Re- ubl who departed m *n whose memory will P'RKEND RZCHARD SCHERER. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F Birch’s Sons wid oo 3037 M SE. N.w. “ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding the original W. R. SPEARE Formerly 1208 A St. N.W. Decatur 6242. 1623 Conn Ave, CHAS” S. ZURHORST CO. EAST CAPITOL e Lincoln 0372, s ~JOHN R. WRIGHT 1337 10th St. N.W.__ Phone North 004! V. L. SPEARE 0. either the necemr to n EmmpyeE s s lAtlon- J. Wlfl' iam Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS, CREMATORIUM 4th and Mass. Ave. NE. __Lincoln 8200 Frank Geier's Sons Co. 13 seventh St N.W. NAtional 2473 FUNERAL DESIGNS. i GEG.A COMLEY iarst Night Phenes: Clar 130-J-1 _or_ 261-3-1 GUDE BROS. CO. Flor I Pisc _1212 ¥ St. NW___ NA Rev. P Pihn. Borter Rex “?:? et unn 'mal e &R Hineg Co. tuneral home 2001 14th sf tice of funeral later. REED, GEACE M. On Wednesday. March iode st 245 S herfiulflen:e 8, 6 &7 Don b ieea mother Reed and sister of llrl. T lnl Mrs. Helen 1. i Nevius mneu Home. Maic kS ot nmrnnu n “Atisto A (o vork t2 tional “GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE RAL EMBLEMS ITE mgg ('IN' NAT, ‘lTM venings and Sundays EYC CEMETERY fo‘rs'. FEE GRAVE SITFS | NCOLN L LY P Threrest 'In monument. YE. 318 Maryland ave. n.e.