Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1935, Page 11

JAMES T. NEWTON SUCCUMBS AT 73 Former Commissioner of Patents Stricken While at Work in His Office. James Thornwell Newton, 73, for- mer commissioner of patents, died yesterday while at work in his office | at the National Press Building. Since 1920 he has been an executive of the American offices of Mark & We o Clerk, a British n:m specializing in foreign patent wor! Born in Morgan County, Ga., July 17, 1861, Mr. Newton was the son of william H. and Miriam Walker New- ton. He received the bachelor of lsaclenl:e degree from the University of Georgia and the law degree at Georgetown University. Patent Office Career. He entered the Patent Office about 1890 and became assistant commis- sioner of patents in 1914. He served as commissioner of patents from 1917 to 1920 when he resigned to become affiliated with Mark & Clerk. Mr. Newton was well known among patent_attorneys for his compilation of a digest of Patent Office trade- mark decisions. He was a member of the American Patent Law Association and Chi Phi Fraternity. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Helen Fashion Park Never before have we make such a startling announcement. Here is a standard of styl: manship which for over a half century has been the envy of all you at a price that vailable to a i | been in a position to ing, fabric and work- . . . now brought to makes it possible for every man to enjoy the luxury, fine hand custom needlework and choice fabrics of these noted clothes. I f you have never worn a Fashion Park suit here’s your opportunity ... There’s no finer suit made than a Fashion Park . . . and there’s no value in town to compare with this. *39 Other Grades, $40 to $65 Dungannon Tweed Topcoats, $35 ? A THE EVEN Bennett Newton, 1625 R street; two daughters, Miss Helen Newton of this city and Mrs. Margaret Miller of Athens, Ga.; two sisters, Mrs. Eliza- beth Conyers of Cartersville, Ga., and Mrs. Frances Steele of this city. A son, Comdr. William F. Newton, U. 8. N., died about a year ago. Funeral cervices will be held to- morrow at 2 p.m. at the residence, followed by burial in Rock Creek Cem- etery. Masonic Jewel Restored. A Masonic jewel which was present- ed to the chaplain of Lodge 93 of En- niskillen, Irish Free State, 93 years ago, has been found in a box of mis- cellaneous articles in a local auction store. No member of the lodge re- | members the jewel, ard it 15 surmised that it was lost about 85 years ago. Rites Tomorrow “WHITE SQUADRON” DE- SIGNER DEAD AT 77. FRANK WILLIS GROGAN, 71, designer of the Massachusetts, the Indiana and the Oregon of the famous White Squadron of the Spanish-American War, will be buried in Rock Creek Cemetery to- morrow after services at the Hines funeral ‘chapel at 2 pm. Rites at the grave will be conducted by the Semper Paratus Lodge of Masons. Mr. Grogan died yesterday at the home of his son, Harley H. Grogan, 806 Van Buren street. A native of Portsmouth, N. H, Mr. Grogan first came to Washing- ton as a designer in the Navy De- partment in 1883. After the World War he served as chief technical adviser for the United States Gov- ernment in its settlement of claims by German owners on vessels in- terned during the war. Besides Harley H. Grogan, he is survived by another son, Earl S. Grogan, and a daughter, Mrs. Wil- liam G. Houck of Collingswood, N.J. FOUND. FOR LOST OR wm-mu ANIMALS “apply ue m . Telcphone Em- erson_3069. 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. salun‘my BOOKS__Left _on__unknown | running board Dll’k!d at 9th tution ave. Govi. parking lot. | belonging ‘to Public Libra lotify Natiol 6400, ext. D male Pomeranian. strayed e h st. n.w. on Wed. nhermon crson automobile 1d_Cons seven books Reward. ENGLISH emale. black and white mce 309_Porter st. n.w. GLASSES la tortoise shell. from | Kanms Dept. Store to ine corner of ith |and E sts. nw. Phone Lincoln 2574-J | Liberal reward 1M,ms STRAP WATCH. Movado, Id. _Reward. National 4113 vaKETBOQK :ontnm\nl 4 rings, wrist l'llch keys nt papers. yester- | day, vicinity u! _;01: block_of Georgia | ave’ Reward if returned to 2731 Georsia ave nw 5. yellow PURSE—Brown, inine_money Valiabtes. o Wiseonsin ave. Thursday | morniug, Reward on return to desk. West- cherter Apis., t. and Cat ave | PURSE—WIll person who mrked up_black purse near Mirsmar Abts please return iasses? Badly neede RING—Lady's. & dowmtown. - ednesday. eith e Reward. ave Cali WALLET containing $26. on A st. between 8th and 10th ne. March evening. Reward. Phone Lincoln 030! The SECOND CUP Always Tastes As Good Not Days but Hours s The First ROASTED fuwudh TODAY and EVERY DAY . Right Here in A.C. DOUGLAS RITES HELD HERE TODAY Former Member of Congress and Envoy to Peru to Be Buried in Ohio. Funeral services for Albert C. Doug- las, 82, former member of Congress and special Ambassador to Peru, were to be held at 2 p.m. today in his apart- ment at Stoneleigh Courts, where he | Burial will be died early yesterday. in Chillicothe, Ohio, his birthplace. Representing Ohio’s eleventh con- gressional district here from 1907 to 1911, Mr. Douglas had lived in Wash- ington ever since. by President Harding to represent the United States at Peru's celebration of a century of independence held at | Lima. During the World War he was personnel director of the Red Cross in the Distirct. He is survived by a son, Capt. Rich- ard Douglas, U. 8. A, retired, of New Jersey; a daughter, Mrs. Morris L. Johnston of Chicago; a sister, Miss Anne Douglas of Chillicothe, and a brother, J. H. Douglas. e JOSEPH SPRINGMAN, 82, DIES AT LORTON HOME Veteran Postmaster and Merchant Will Be Buried on Sunday. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. LORTON, Va, M. Springman, at various times had served as a| county election official. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Cranford Memorial Methodist Church. Services will be held at the grave in Cranford Ceme- tery by Federal Lodge, No. 1, F. A A. M., of Washington, of which he had been a member for half a century. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Frances Springman, Lorton; daughters, Mrs. Maude O'Neill of Lor- ton, Mrs. Rosemary Selecman, Occo- quan and Mrs. Ruth Phillips of Rich- | mond; four sons, J. Guy and Douglas Springman, both of Alexandria; Ken- neth M. Springman, New York City, and Joseph M. Springman, Washing- | ton. He is also survived by 22 grand- children and six great-grandchildren. REUBEN MILLER DIES: PAGE COUNTY FARMER| Funeral Services Will Be Held Today—Death Third Re- cently in Family. Special Dispatch to T Star. LURAY, Va, March 15.—Reuben Miller, 42, prominent Page County' farmer and road engineer, died at his home south of Luray Wednesday. Funeral services will be held today | from Leaks Chapel, in the Aleshire Graveyard. Mr. Miller is survived by his brother, Grover Miller, clerk of Page County; his widow and eight children. The death is the third in the fam- ily within the month. Mr. mother died about a week ago. New Diphtheria Case Reported. FAIRFAX, Va. March 15 (Special). —The first case of diptheria to be re- | ported in the county in more than three months was announced yes- terday by Dr. A. L. Carson, jr., Fair- | fax County health director. The vic- tim, a small girl living near Vienna, has only a mild case, Dr. Carson said. e ‘Woman Hurt in Crash. LITTLE ROCK. Ark., March 15 (). | —Mrs. W. L. Rogers, about 33, of Dayton, Ohio, was injured seriously last night when her car overturned three times. Mrs. Rogers was driv- inz alone to Dallas, Tex., to join her husband. Witnesses said a tire blew out on a cur One of the Largest ndertakers in the World Cdar Hill Washingtms most Beautiul Cmeterg - FOR REFERENCE ASK- YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR For a Regular $150 Funeral 375 No Extras! It has taken 8 price that tnordlnlry D es servicy s the alw Same." irfespective. of brice. WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Ph. LI. 8200-8201 In 1921 he was sent March 15.—Joseph \ 82, first postmaster here and first Lorton agent for the R. F. & P. Railway, died yesterday at his home after a long illness. He had been in the general merchandise busi- | ness here for more than 50 years, and | three | Miller’s | NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 15 1935. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Card and bingo party, Home Board of Warren G. Harding Chapter, O. E. 8., 1321 Allison street, 8 p.m. Bingo party, Blue Triangle Club, central Y. W. C. A, 8 pm. Oyster supper, Grace Church, Parish Hall, Ninth and D streets southwest, 4:30 to 7 p.m. Dinner, Lehigh University Alumni, University Club, 7 p.m. Dance and card party, Star Points of Congress Lodge Chapter, O. E. Continental Hotel, 8 pm. Dance and reception, Massachusetts State Society, Wardman Park Hotel, 9 pm. Dinner dance, Mississippi State So- ciety, Shoreham Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Dance, Georgia State Society, Shoreham Hotel, 9 p.m. Dinner, Phi Sigma Kappa Fra- ternity, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. Dinner, Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, Carlton Hotel, 8 p.m. Irish bingo social, Holy Name So- ciety and Sodality of Immaculate Con~ ception Church, Parish Hall, 8 p.m. Dance, Circle T Club of Tech High School, La Fayette Hotel, 10 p.m. Dance, Washington Chapter, Uni- tarian Laymen’s League, Pierce Hall, Fifteenth and Harvard streets, 9 p.m. TOMORROW. Bingo party, Liberty Bell Council, No. 55, J. O. U. A. M., Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast, 8:30 pm. Dance, Phi Chi Sorority of George | Washington University, Willard Hotel, 9 pm. | Dance, District Division, Young Democratic Clubs of America, Willard Hotel, 10 p.m. Dance, Tau Phi Sorority, Hayloft, 1326 Massachusetts avenue, 10 p.m. Dance, Tau Beta Phi Sorority, Ham- ilton Hotel, 10 p.m. | Dinner, Friendly Sons of St. Pat- rick, Carlton Hotel, 7 p.m. Ball, American Legion, United States Treasury Post, No. 35, May- flower Hotel, 9 p.m. Dinner dnnce._-é_e:)rze M. Kober Medical Society, Mayflower Hotel, .7 pm. Dance. Federal Bureau of Investi- gation, Department of Justice, May- flower Hotel, 9 p.m. Initiation and supper. Alpha Iota Sorority, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. Supper dance, Missouri State So- ciety, Shoreham Hotel, 9 p.m. Dance, Employes' Welfare Associa- tion of the Veterans' Administration, ‘Wardman Park Hotel, 10 p.m. Tea, Kappa Alpha Theta Praternity, 1725 H street, 3 pm. Dance, Rho Chapwr‘ Beta Chi So- rority, Indian Springs Country Club, 10 pm with inbermem | Dance, New York City Society, | Meridian Mansions, 2400 Sixteenth street. — Beaths. ADAMS, CHARLES (GASSILLY. On Thurs- di s Tesidence; ADAMS. Husband of Line - Adams oo brother of Aptkorp Adamt of the New York American, Il “Adams of Cineinnati. 3 Elizabeth Adams Riehl of Brooklyn: N. ¥ ry- | ks, a4 the chapel of Joseph Gawlers i ave. D on Saturday. BAKEIA HELEN L. _On Wednesday. March | H“m 5 e Oerseionn University ogpital. HELEN AKER. beloved | Baker and mother of Normar, " Quade, “Mefsin Bernhard. Earl and Anna Baker and Mrs. Virginia Mason; late residence. 620 Harvard Funeral from the W. W. Chom- funeral home. 1300 | n¥. on Saiurday h cred am | Cruren, Toth " “and Park-ra mass will be offered at # a.m, for the “EN:'?'! ;mr;o(utl Relalshes and friends 1gited, Interment 8t. Jo - tery, Porest Glen. M s BAKER. LELIA. | LELIA' BAKER. devoted Riley and friend: sister of She alsoleaves other relatives Remains resung at the W Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 14: st. nw.” Notice of funeral later. BENSO} GUSTAV A On Friday. Mareh ey Memorial Hos- pitall GUSTAV" A" Beloved: husband of Matilda Benson ' Remains resting the Lee funeral home, 4th st ave. ne Notice of funeral lat BOWMAN. JOHN B On Thursday. March at_his_home. Forest Glen Md‘ JOH}MU hushgnd of the late '\\a'm.-r £ Pumphrey s funcral Home. M. Georgia ave, Silver Spr Notite ot sotvicos iates BROWN, JOHN EDWIN. On \hednr‘dly lllrcn 13, "1935.° JOHN ROWN. ‘béloved husband of Eecie T Brown (nee B plex). o Friends may cali Pennsylvania ave.. > urtfl Saturday, March liam J. s, North Fepnsyl: vania aves. Baltimore. Md. st Interment Westminster Cemetery. Gar- roll County. Md. ANNA MARY. On Priday. ‘v{mh 9 her _residence. NTARY® Seloved wite” of v Conley and mother of ward S. Ernest S. Conley an Catherine “Kilendenst ond i O'Brien. Notice of funeral later. COOPER. EMMA LILLIE. On Thursday. at hér residence EMMA LI sw. ik wite of James J Cooper. . Body Testing idence until Priday eve- at the above r ning, March 15. _Services at Gawler's Sons' chapel 1750, Pa. ave nw. on Saturday. t 6:30 am.; 10th and G st: be of- fered at Interment ~ Rock On Thursda: Creek Cemelers. CUSICK. FREDERICK A. ay. At Sarneld Hospita 'CUSICK. bheloved hu March 14,1935, ERICK A. band of Bessie E.~Cusick pelttner June M. and son . Jennie R. Cuilck Remains retxlns at the 8 H. Hines Co funeral home. 2001 14th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. Deparied this life on 3. _1935. 10 er Pa Church where mass will am. cousin of friend of K st r\meml Sunday. March - from Third Baptist Chureh, s. 2% Bfoci ot: Thteiment Lincoln Memorial msmbu ffn::'kh..nhfio n - any undertaker of the larger cities than any in the United States. 6 Chapels 12 Parlors 20 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances 25 Assistants t Undatuk World and we will furni A Complete F uneral as Low as $75 In Case of Death, Call 517 11th S.E. Linc, 4477 on 'mumuv \l»'r)‘ 14, | Braths. chl‘r‘l‘, MARGARET W. On Thurs- day, March 14. 1935. at 11:15 am. a1, her residence, 1804 Hoban rd. nw GARET W." FAWCETT. widow ' of Edwin O Fawcets ana beloved mother of Edna H. and Blanche L. Fawcett of fhis city and Walton B, Pawcett of ewood. J. neral services s:rlvnlfi) at the above residence on turday. March 16, at ..lo pm. 15 FISHER. CHARLES W. Wednesday g Mareh 13, 1035 at the Jome hier. Mrs. 'Oiive T. Nixon, n.w. CHARLES W. PISHER. the “late Mrs. Jennie S. Pllher Besides Mrs. Nixon. Mr. Pisher urvived by another duighter. Mrs. Mlbel k / a sister. Mrs. Mary Wadde, as 'e].l s many other relatives and friends. Puneral services will be held Sunday. March 17. at 1 p.m. the Pmmuh Consresaijonal Church 17th_an sts. ‘ment will foliow" s Lincoin "Mémoriar cmmn fllllll. CHARLES W. A special meelml of Bast Orand Masters’ Counctl. No. 1 O, will bfi heid at v,he HARLES W, FISHER By order of JAMES GILLIARD. Council Ma: BAMUEL W. WATSON. Secreiar: FISHER, CHARLES W. The membe: John P. Cook Lodge No. 10, F. A. . Pus Tiouth Congrerational Church. 13th and w.. 1 o'clock pm. By order of ful master B 8 W. ROBERT W. PICKHT Bccflllry Jfi GOODE, HBAIIIIh On, Wednesdsy, March . at her residence. MARIE GOODE, = o ides. “Fenere grandel ren. residence on !uurd:y March 16, to Holy Trinity uich. 5t 0 'St nw.. where hlln mass will be offered at ¥ l', m for the repose of her soul. and frienas are invited. lmermerl Hc.y Rood Cemetery. 15 GOODWIV l.lLLlAV “m(.A\l On Pri- 35. at her residence. lth y n- LILLIAN WHIGAM | GOODWIN. _beloved wife of Edwin P. Goodwin. 'Remains resting at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N st. n.w. Notice of fu- neral later. GRAHAM. MARY (MOLLIE). day, March 13. at ‘her residence. 565 An st s MARY GRANAM. be: loved wife of William H. Graham. = She es to mourn, their loss six cliildren o host of other relatives and friends. "Bodyresting témporarily” a1 funeral home of W. Earl Better. 1203 Walter st. se.. until 5 p.m. Saturday. March 16; thence to above residence Funeral from above residence Monda: March 18, at 5:30 a.m.; thence to St Cyprian’s ‘Church. 15th and C sts. s.. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 17° GIAY. WILLIAM H. (Suddenly. on Thurs- March 14 WILLIAM H. DRAY beloved sun 0! Dorsey R. and the late Josephine Gray. He also leaves o mourn their loss one brother. Earl 3 nd y: one aunt. Alice V. Simms: f$he niece. June Brown. and one nephe: lrctuun Martin. Jr. Notice of funeri [0 On Wednes- GIOGA!' FRANK WILLIS, d87. Marcn 14, e 1935, at’ the’ residence H. Grcnn 8 neral’ services " (private) Hines Co_ funeral home. 5. n.W. on Saturdas. March Interment Rock Creek | 15 On_Fri i Cemetery HAYDEN, ‘lARY Tlfl:ll\A 143 her,residence. Mareh 15, e av. Bethesda. MARY THERESA HAYoeR hetan ME ter of the late Jennie A. Bulivan (nee Hayden) and ‘Margare! A. Hayden Funeral services at the above residence on Priday. March 15. at 8 p.m. Inter- ment Brookiyn. N. Y. HEFLY LENA C. On Thur: residence of Mrs Thompson. 1234 Pleasant st. s C. HEFLIN (nee Hanback). beloved _wife of Richard T. and mother of Effie Thompson. Ediin | Musseiman. Mabel Embrey. am and | | Milton Heflin. Bessie and Mary" Hefiin Pauline Herndon and and friends mwud Cemetery. Catlet lI.L'I'DN GEORGE PlKl'_ Wednésday. March_1: velty Hospital TON. sor._of the Caroline C. Hilton Tesidence. 2110 Eye day. March 16. at 2:3( ment Ouk Hill Cemetery. HULSE. E. J. Suddenly. M.rch 10. 1935, at Denison. Tex HULSE_ " Burial in Easton, Md. p.m. Saturday. March ok parlors. HUMPHRIES. ROBERT., 1935, at _Gallinger Huspm HUMPHRIES. husband of phries. He also leaves six.. ehildsen three 'brothers. lmermcn Catlett Suddenly. on . 1935, at Cas- GEORGE PIKE HIL- late Uriah David anc Services at his late Satur- oo Sunday. u Funeral Saturday. March 16, p.m._from above funaral home. Imermem Piynes Cemetery. wM(‘l(iu\ LIAM. _On Wednesday. at_Walter Reed Hos- | | WL T ACKSON. sen st 00 - q Remains resting i Frazier's funeral home. 350 R. I n. Notice of funeral later at | : ED- AIPKING. berpved” husband of Carrie E.'King (nee Lucas). Remains his late residence | March 16, Mrmonal and Pa friends mvlled l Cemetery. on oi | 3 tProvidence AT LANSLEY, Emma. ‘Lulli And M | meral 'from h 5 Nichols _ave. s.e., on Saturday. March 16 at 8:30 a.m.’ thence to the Church of the Assumption. Congress Heights where requiem macs will be offered ai am. for the repose of her soul. Rela- lives and friends invited. Inierment Mount Olivet Cemetery 15 LANGLEY, JANE. The members _of the Benevolent ' Soclety ~of St Teresa’s Church are hereby notified e death of Miss Jane Langley. The members 'are requested to mzfl 3% Der late , Tesidence Friday. March for > P ORENCE TDCKER. P ANNIE GARVEY: Rec. Sec. S MALLONEE, CHARLES W. On Thursday, %l‘;rch “be 1916 CHARLES W. MAL- son beloved sis artha Langiey late _resiaence. Newton of Washington Services at, his late residence. n.w. Saturday, March 16. 3 om.” Interment Rock Creex Ceme: D’I)EA THOMAS P. On Thursday. \llrl‘)l ; 1435, ¢ hig residence. 6 OMA! O'DEA. ‘beloved. pus- (nee Hawkins). held from the above . March 18. at ondlieh requiem ‘mags ai 8t Joseph's_Church at % a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 17 PARKINS, JOSEPH WALTER. On Thurs- day. March 14, 1935. at his residence. and of Parkins and father of William S. Paikins and Matilda P. Myers. ~Services at his late residence ' Saturday. March 16. 9:30 am. Funeral at Mount Hebron Cem- etery. Winchester, Va. PRA’I‘IIEI FRANK. On Wednesday, 35. at Gallinger Hospital 1 K RATH!:R beloved brother of Lillian Neale, M: E. Johnson and Remaine resting Frazier's funeral home, 380 R. n.w. until Saturday. March 16: after at his late residence 1210 Fair- t. n' Funeral Sunday. March from St. Mark's M. E Chureh. Tenlulavn D! C. Relatives and lnzmu invite 17 ROBINSON. ANNIE On_ Thursday. March 14, 1935, at “Rer residence. 161 INSON. o lai B. Rol son. devoted mother of Mrs. Naomi J p2d James A. Robinson. datighter of th | ll rlu d 8he mere Elmira Lewis: randchildren. a hou of other Tel- ives wng many friends, Remain res s S * Rhines . funersi 3d lM l m 5.w. Notice of luur later. INSON. ANNIE. The officers members. of Liveria Teny ate requ g, - Rt une arc o pay the rites to our deceased sister. AN- INSO) C. GALLOWAY. Leader. MARGRET YOUNG. S. M HARRISON, Secretary. RUFFIN, MISSOURL. On Thurse. 14, 101 MISSQURI RUFFL wife alter Ruffin. molher of Watson Rume, daughter of Betty Grifin sisier of Lelia Clark, Annie. Sue Earnest, Frank. Roosevelt and !udsha' onmn Jeaneite Casper and Bes y. er:g Notice of funeral later. SHIPLEY, SAMUEL rs, hilip B. Keefer: Keefer: l’l!nbromer ?l} P 'uu;‘ B Keefer; Endle of Sames D an Theodore Barker. i rtinsburg. W. on i ':f:'rd-y'umh To 't 2:30 pame with Masonic services. . at rsday, March | her | Funeral | Beaths. lPllIDW WILLIAM W. arch 13, 1935, dlu.hur M Deloved *Riisband ot Amelll A Boar Tow (nee Harmon). Puneral from the sboye Jesidence on Saturday. March | Dm. - Relatives and {riends in: Tirea" Btermene Cedar Hill Cemetery. On Wedne: at e rng:r::e o'r‘fl Saral 41 WILL 138 SPRINGMANN. JOSEPH X o huu- day. March 1 Lorton. Va.. -'OEEPH M BPRJNGMANN aged 82 yea e leaves a wife. Mrs. Prances Bnrlnlmlnn lhrec dlulhleu and four sons. _Service: 108, Sunday, March 17. at % p.m. wis Chapel. near Lorion: Va. conducted by Mew [ A Langston. assisted by Rev L. Morrison. Occoquan Lodge of Masons ill have service at the grave assisied by FPederal Lodge 1" “of Washing- € fnierient church cemerery 16 UHLER. CLARA M. On Thursday. March . at her residence. H'H Euclid CLARA M. widow of George Uhidr " gervicen Jher late residence on Saturday. Ma at ferment. Laurel Hil' Cemeter. Phila: delphia. Pa vance, EmNERT 05 Thursday. March ERNEST V. i Pl 80 Rhode Island Notice of Tunceal rater WARFIELD, THOMAS A. On Tuesd arch 12, 1935, at his residence, 32 erder st nw. THOMAS A. beoved busband of 1da J. Warfleld and father st M. Ro: Wilmer A. Wai D. P-dlm tflnl R(tkA! nd are Puneral from his ate e dence on Saturday. Mgrch 16 pm. Relatives and fritnds invited. to attend. lnvrmen‘ Bethel Cemeizry. Alexandria WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM N 1gpSuddenty. 5. at WILL Befoved husband- of The Tate Clara V.- Wiliamson (nee. Dors sey). father of Mrs. Beulah W. Port s. Janet W. Bell and father-in-law of Mrs. M. Virginia Williamson, neral from hig late residence st se. on Saturday. im Relatives and friends in. terment Congressional Ceme (Baltimore papers please cogy! 1 WOOD. ANNIE R, On Wednesda; 13, 1935, at her residence st . 'ANNIE R." WOO! se vears. beloved wife of Daniel Y. and mother of Mrs. Charles O. Millar. Mrs. John Q Williams/ and Jennie A Wood Funeral the above dress on Saturday. March 16. at 2:4 Relatives and _friends invited nterment Congressional Cemetery. We caw you fade like a flower But cculd not make you stay; We nursed you with tender care, But God ‘took you away. Rest on. dear mother. thy labor's o'er. Thy willing hands wiil toil no more. Faithful mother. both true and kind. A truer mother you could never find; For all of us the did her best God please her eternal HER ““LOVING " CHILDREN JOHN W. On Wednesday, 1935, a1 his residence, 1418 beloved hus- o e P Sardo & Co. funeral chapel. s' n.e. on Saturday. March 16, p.m Relatives _and friends in- Interment av Cedar Hill Ceme- Test. 15 ZANELLIL, March 13, ANELLI, JOHN W. A special communt- cation ‘of Dawson Lodge. No. 16. will be held at the Masonic Temple. on day. March 16, 1935. at 1 o'clock p.m for the purpose of attending the funerai of our late brother. JOHN W. ZANELLI. By order of the worshipful master JOHN A. COLBORN. Secretary, o' | In Memortum. EDWARDS. HATTIE 0. In sad but lovin remembrance of my dear motner. HAT- | TIE'O. EDWARDS. who departed this | lige’ four yeais ago today. March 6. In_my heart your memory lingers, Sweetly. tender. loving and truei There is not a day. dear mother. That I do not think of you, . ESKRIDGE. JOHN B, A tribute of love 0 nlko\.r He suffered hours. yes. hours of pain. To wait for cure. but all i | FAMILY. HALLER. ALICE C. In sad but loving re | " membrance of our dear mother. Al C. HALLER. who deparied ihis life nine | years ago today March 15 HER_ CHILDREN, MRS, THE | A TARE R N, CHALRE! | HEINRICH, ELIZABETH. Sacred to the memory of our dear mother and grand- mother, ELIZABETH HEINRICH. who departed this life seven years ago to- day. March 15. 1928 o hofc. babing. broken hearts Fori HER, sovs chfim it GRAND- JOHNSON. LOTTIE. In sad but lovine Temembrance of our dear mother. LOT- TIE JOHNSON. who passed away one [ year ago today. March 15, 1034 DAUGHTER AND SONS. JONES. MARY SOUTHALL. In the sad memory of my dear mother. MARY SOUTHALL JONES. who entered intu eternal rest seven years 2so today. NICE. AND JOSEPH AND | MURRAY. EMMA J. the memory of our darling MURRAY. who entered | three years ugo today. March 15, My mother was one who took my hand (ydm lked to me so I could understand She ness. partly mirth, And ering mm my worth. to chcer me in success <in distress avs constant. honest and A tribute of love to 11 lov> you. E] E. ON‘ AND = HELEN MURRAY AND —ARTHUR WASH- INGTON. i V. 3. D._ In memory of my O R "rasbana Rev: I B OIIVER Who passed away LWO YEars ago today. March 15, 1933, He_hath_done h HIS DEVOTED WIDOW sMALI.woon GFORGE. In sad but lov- ing remembrance of my dear husban GEORGE SMALLWOOD. who depart this life seventeen vears ago tod: March 15. 1918, T If I could have my dearest wish fulfille And take my share of earth’s treas- ures, . 100 choose from heaven whatever Wi sband. 1 would ask for sou weffiruhfir%"c RRIE SMA A TILGHMAN, ANNIE D, Deparied thiy Lie March 14 Q ANNIE D. TILGHMAN Anniversary mass at AR Hrativiile. 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