Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1935, Page 9

THE ' EVEN IN SUNDAY’S MAGAZINE “Black Night” by RUFUS KING LOVE—and murder—on the Caribbean. Jealous Mrs, Wyckoff THIS WEEK our wiw Cotrgnavure. macatme picks a night without 2 moon to kill young Edna Harris ... Does she succeed? Is the crime discov- ered? Read this thrilling murder mystery—a grim, fast-moving story. In Sunday’s magazige. THIS WEEK OUR NEiW &&u]ww MAGAZINE “Fly High, Mr, Buzzard!” by IRVIN S. GOBB TO Aesop Smothers' way of reck’'n’'n’, Birdie May Rucker sho' was gittin' too flirtatious with that preachin’ Mr. Simms, rector of the Do Righters. So Aesop got the Rev'n p’'moted— right out of town! . .. Read Cobb at his funniest in 3 new negro story of his native South. “The Shining Hour” by e. prues OPPENHEIM AGAIN that likeable sleuth, mild- mannered General Besserley, THIS WEEK ouR MW MWWW MAGATINE outwits 2 would-be criminal— and saves the life of a beautiful platinum-haired bride. Another excitingadventureatMonte Carlo ~—told by a master of mystery fic- tion. Read it in Sunday’s magazine. THIS WEEK ouR NEW quyw MAGAZINE “In the Elevator” by WALTER DURANTY IN the spring, a middle-aged man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love. To thoughts of tropic islands where, free from all business cares, he and the girl who smiled at him might go together . .. Do his dreams come true? See Sunday’s magazine! %—srerits by Michael Arlen and Honore Morrow; another {instaliment of the new Sinclair Lewis s ial, Seven Million Dollars "’ special science article, revealing some newly discovered fcch about the :goen. the “confessions’’ of a bridge addict, by Oswald Jucoby. short visit with Katharine Cornell; arid another fine cover in Colo gravure, suitable for framing . .. Don't miss Sunday's magazine. THIS WEEK our New (0&ugravune MAGAZINE The Sunday Star NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C NATIVES OPPOSE D.C. INCOME LEVY Modified Plan for Center Drawn by City Heads Is Approved. ‘The Society of Natives of the Dis- trict of Columbia last night unani- mously opposed any income tax legis- lation for the District of Columbia, at its meeting held in the Washing- ton Club. A resolution, introduced by Miss Etta L. Taggart, disapproved any local income tax “for property owners and residents of the District.” Another resolution was adopted ap- proving the so-called modified plan for a municipal center as proposed by the District Commissioners. Jesse C. Suter, honorary president of the society, who introduced the resolu- tion, said additional wishes of the Commissioners now embody the eventual conversion of the District Supreme Court Building into a civic center. The building, he pointed out, formerly was the old City Hall here, and its historical background would make it ideal as a place for civic ac- tivities, he said, Recreation Center Favored. ‘The society authorized its Executive Committee to act on a proposal by organization in the Mount Pleasant and Columbia Heights sections for the District to acquire property east of Sixteenth street and bordering on Lamont street and Hiatt place, in the vicinity of Powell Junior High School, for a recreational center. It was voted at the meeting to hold the annual dinner of the society “on or about April 25.” The Executive Committee was authorized to select definitely the time and place. Harrison E. Howe, editor of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, delivered an address on “Mysteries of Modern Chemistry for the Layman,” relating how various chemical compounds have been used to make many articles for daily use. In a way, he told the society, it is part of the duty of a research expert to keep persons a little dissatisfled with the things they have and try to supplant modern day articles with something else beuer and more useful. Entertainment Offered. A program of entertainment was presented, including recitations by Mrs. Helen Webb Zeller; vocal selec- tions by the McKinley High School Quartet, consisting of Kenneth Mul- lins, Norman Beard, Frank E. Num- bers and Marvin G. Fisher, under direction of Mrs. B. B. Thompson, and instrumental music, song num- ! bers and acting by Robert Armstrong, William Zeller and Jack Rakestraw, students at Taft Junior High School. Mrs. Watson V. Shelton was in charge of serving refreshments. Henry Harding Burroughs, president of the society, presided. Coconut Shortage Faced. The Philippines face a coconut | shortage. Marriage Licenses. Paul R. Pope. 24. 1638 Massachusetts ave. se. and Carrie Lee 23. 1204 Talbert & se: Rev. H M. B Jones L. V. Evans. 24. 2841 Mills ave. ne. and Jane M. Cores, 1215 Monroe st. ne: Rev. H H. Rowland. Hansford L. Carter. 29. 483 E st. sw._ and Carrie A Dickerson. 18, 1008 € st sw.. Rev. Carroll Burruss N.R. Andersor. 21 and Annie H. Hilgen- berg. 20. both of 1 Euclid st.. Rev. E. J. Fontaine. Lawrenice Jackeon, 22 408 1st st. and Carre Rosemard. 0. 1719 Oreson ave.: Murra; ar Won 21 126 Delaware Jones, 18 317 Edward 8. Henson. 23 ave s.w. and Ruth N. L McLean ave. s.w.. Rev. Wiley Westray. Theodore R, Berry, 34. 701 Columbia rd. and Martha T. Lee. 32. 117 M pl. se.: Rev. J. T. Hughes Hilion £ Woodcock. 26. Beach Va. and Annabel Jackson Richmond.” Va. Watiace Payne. R 470 Morean st. and aliace Payne. 2R, : Clara L. Moon. 20. Faber. Va. Rev. B. H. Perry th, 28, 1742 Columbia rd.. and R ghiner 8 Chevy Chase. Md.: fifl,h!;fl sgtth 38, Ak s C. Dmmn 28 Meridian, Miss. !“:;alflrll!é\ ’;‘ ‘West.” 21. Gulfport. Mk 8. Harris, George L. Batles. 32 5518 Chevy Chase kway and Alice D. Whitmore 19, 3505 “onnecticut _ ave.; Rev. Raber And n Thomas J. McCarty. 25._and Svivia P. Goldsteln, 21 Iénl!;oo! ‘Brooklyn. N. Y.i Judge Nathan Cayton Bertna L._Woodside. i) Mb‘om of 1345 5t st Rev. 3 Trle l» Battle. 25. 1522 Swann st.. and ave: Rev. B erry. u tz. 27 Clinton. Mo.. and L. E. P kin 9 1901 Kenyon sU: Rev. Jonn 8. Spence. WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK iversity L“‘ N& information snd (&dar Hill %mmmw emetery FOR REFERENCE ASK YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR N Services Today FORMER PATENTS HEAD TO BE BURIED HERE. JAMES T. NEWTON, Commissioner of patents from 1917 to 1920, who died Thursday at his office in the National Press Build- ing. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence, 1625 R _street, fol- lowed by burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. Since resigning as commissioner of patents, Mr. Newton had been affiliated with the American offices of Mark & Clerk, British firm spe- cializing in foreign patent work. —Harris-Ewing Photo, FILM ACTOR CHARGED WITH MARRIAGE FRAUD Gordon Wescott Sued for $307,315 by Los Angeles Musician Alleging Desertion. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, March 16.—Charg- {ing Gordon Wescott, movie actor, with tricking her into a false “mar- riage” and then deserting her as an expectant mother, Hazel B. McAr- thur, musician, sued him for $307,315 damages late yesterday. She said they went through a sup- | posed marriage ceremony at Santa Barbara, Calif, in April, 1926, when | she was 16 and he 22. He left her | when she informed him she expected a child, born January 1, 1928, the complaint said. Miss McArthur said she did not learn she was not legally married until April 10, 1932, when she tried to have Wescott prosecuted for fail- ure to provide. RADIO DRIVE PLANNED ‘The Horace Mann Home and School Association is seeking to interest the District and national parent-teacher groups in a move to improve radio programs offered for children. In a letter to Mrs. Louis B. Castell, president of the District of Columbia Parent-Teachers, William G. Carr, head of the Mann School group wrote: “Apparently organized groups of parents are the only agencies which have the interest and ability to cope | with this really serious problem.” Births Reported. Angelo and Pilomena Quattrociocchi. boy. Thomas and Mae Walker, boy Prank and Sylvia Gardner. boy. Charles and_Irms Nichols. boy. Albert and Eva Elkins, boy William and Margaret Meirs. boy. Richard and Marie Oden. boy. Waiter and Olive Webb. boy. Paul and Ethel King. boy. Seymour and Patricia Wentz_girl Werner and Cora Schoenfelder. girl. Robert and Grace Hockett. gifl. George and Elise Bartlett. girl Joseph and Esther McCann. girl. Clifford and Audrey Pord. girl. Charles and Myrtle Sims. girl es and Julia Meredith. boy. ry and Flora Pressley. 1 es and Martha Thompson. Deaths Reported. Margaret W, Pawcett. 82. 1804 Hoban rd Waldemar d'Arcy Rode. 78. 2825 Bellevue T) L. 'Kinsman, 78. 2220 20th st. Emil . Grogan.' 77. 806 Van_Buren st William H. Neuman. 75. St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Marie Goode, 72 2003 Wisconsin ave. will 2015 Helen Cln‘h‘,k . Helen L. Baker. 43. Georgetown Hospital Jesnnette E. Goldsmith. 40, 5713 Chevy Chase parkway Peter'I' Redmon. 40. 770 6th at. e | Pabian 3 Diegelnan; 1308 D 5t_se Infant, Charles W. Mallonee. Sibley Hos- Inrl t Pnlewh R. Carter. Galiinger Hos- nfabk Gray._Providence Hospital George W. Thomas. 86. 1029 New Jersey les Pisher. 55. 120 T s Willlam “Jackson. “54. Waiter "Reed Hos- Mary Lomax. 54. Freedmen's Hosp! Frapk Prather. 40, Gallinger Hosp! al. Willie Little Gallinger Hospi! LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of issue. Saiurdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BOSTON BULL—Black._ with_white chest. front feet and nose: black harness with brass studs: answers to name Tommy Tucker. Reward. Return 3701 Mass ave. n.w. Apt. 602. COLLIE PUP—b months: and_whi sharp face; strayed: a child’s pet: rewar Hopwood. Langley. Va.. Clarendon 830-] POODLE DOG, white, female, answers 1o name of “Patsy.” Re Univer- sity pl. n.w. ESTATE o Commission Charged Perpetual OVER $36,000,000 SURPLUS $1,250,000 ARTHUR Chalrmen Building Association 11th and E Sts. N. W. Largest in Washington ‘lgII‘P"IAIVII A W‘wm IWARD C. BALYZ, Seerstary Member of Federal Home Loan Bank System The District of Columbia Building and Loan League SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1935 WOMAN DESCRIBES PRIMITIVE TRIBES Dr. Marie Bentivoglio, Author, Tells of Ancient Race in Australia. The most primitive people on earth, the native tribes of Australia, were described by Dr. Marie Bentivoglio, noted Australian author and scientist, at the meeting of the National Geo- graphic Society at Constitution Hall last night. Dr. Bentivoglio said thess tribes still make their own weapons out of chipped stone and otherwise live the lives of people in the Stone Age. She also called attention to the rapid progress of Australia under the de- velopment of the white man. The lecture was illustrated by mov- ing pictures and lantern slides to show the native activities of the tribes in camp and on the march. —— DR. JOHN P. KIEFER, VETERINARIAN, DIES Funeral Services to Be Held on Monday, With Mass at St. Anthony’s Church. Dr. John P. Kiefer, 64, well known veterinarian, died yesterday at his residence, 2630 Twelfth street north- east, after an illness of more than a ear. ’ Dr. Kiefer was born and educated | in Washington and was a graduate of the U. S. College of Veterinary Surgeons. He had practiced here since 1906. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Irma Lehman, Mrs. Johanna Lewis and Miss Helen Kiefer and two sons, John Leo and Lawrence Kiefer.| Funeral services will be held at the | residence Monday at 8:30 am.. fol- lowed by mass at St. Anthon: Church at 9 am. Burial will be in St. | Mary's Cemetery. LELIA. _On Thursday. March 14 LELIA' BAKER. devoted sister of | ley. She alsoleaves other relatives and friends Remains resting at Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1 st. nw. until 5 pm. Saturday. after at her late residence, 706 Prospect | st_n.w. Funeral Sunday. March 17 2:30 pm.. from Mount Gloria Baj Church. Brickyard. Md. BENSON. GUSTAV A. On Priday March 15. 1 at_Sibley Memorial Hos| 1. GUSTAV ‘A" beloved husband of Matilda | Benson and father of Mrs. Irene A. Had- | aigan, Mrs. Mabel E. Oliveri. Mrs. Eila | Snyder and Arthur J.. Howard G.. Louis | A.‘and Leroy P. Benson. Remains rest- ir'g at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave ne. where services will be held on Monday. March 1. at 2 pm. | Relatives and friends invited.” “Tnter- | ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 17 BOWMAN, JOHN B. On Thursday March | 5 _at_his home. Forest n Md. JOHN B.. husbsand of Rosie ‘L. Bowman. _Body resting at | Warner E. Pumphrey's funeral home. 8424 Georgia ave Silver Spring. Md Services at_Colesville Methodist Church. | Colesville. Md.. on Sunday, March 17 at 2:30 pm. Interment church ceme- tery. 17 B rany, SMareh TZ. inag, wioner re sday, March 17 195, er resi- 09.5(? 120 C st. s.w. BLANCHE BUR-} NETT. She leaves to mourn their loss ove sister. Maude Young: three brothers Art' . John and Ernest Payne: one cousin, “dettie Cooper. and a_host of other rela- iives and friends. Remains resting at Eugene Ford’s funeral home. 1300 South Canitol st.. until 4 p.m. Saturday. March 16: thence to her late residence, where funeral services will be held Sunday. . March 17. at | »m. Interment Har- mony Cemetery. CALDWELL. CLAUDE PALMER. On Wed- nesday. March 13. 1415, at De Puniak Springs._ Fla. Mrs. CLAUDE PALMER CALDWELL. ‘beloved wife of Prank H, Caldwell and mother of Millard P. a B e ITell-” Bemaing resting at the Tves funeral home. 110 Wilson blvd.. Clarendon, Va. Puneral Sunday. March 17. at 2:30 om. from the Clarendon Baptist Church. Clarendon. Va. Inter- ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery. 17 CHASE, JOSEPHINE, = Departed this life n Priday_Mar: 15. 1 at her resi- d!nt! in Blad ‘Nu’ after a long {liness, JOSEPHINE CHASE. She leaves o mourn_their loss a husband. Charles Chase: one daughter. Helen I Harris three sons, Russell. William and Melvin Chase. and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Monday March 1% at 1 pm. from Dent A. M. E_Church Bladensburg. Md. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. 17 | CHIPLEY. WILLIAM ROSSER. On Fri: day. March 15. 1935. at Union Printers’ | Home. Colorado Springs. Colo.. WILLIAM | ROSSER CHIPI.EY formerly of Wash- ington. D. Member of Columbia anlr»wh\rul Union. No. 101 Int ment Colorado Springs. Colo. = COLEMAN. ELLA. _ Departed _this life | Wednesday. March 1. 1! at residence. 144 M st. se. MAN. devoted wife of William Colemen. loving _mother of Earl. Thelma and | Laura Ward: daughter of Edward and Amanda Boston. She also leaves five sisters six brothers and many other relatives and friends to mourn her de- parture. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eyve sts. s.w., until 5 p.m.; thereafter at her late residence. Puneral Sunday. March 17 8t 1 pm.'from Zion Baptist Chyrch. Hill Ton. Md. | CONLEY, ANNA MARY. On Fri 5. at her residence. 7 se \NNA MARY. beloved wife of Ed- ward Guy Conley and mother of Edward 8 and Ernest 8. Conley. Mary Catherine Kliendenst and Margaret L. O'Brien. Funeral from the above rrsldrn‘r‘e on : thence | Departed this life | v \hm-. Mor.day. March 1N at 8 to 8t. Peter's Chiirch se. where requiem mass will be offered at ® am. Relatives and {riends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 17 CONNER. ANNIE. Departed this life Fri- day. March 1935 ANNIE CONNER. Remains Testing at E ‘W. Bundy's fu- neral home. Florida ave. nw. In- terment in Orangebure. 8. C. CUSICK. FREDERICK A On Thursdey. 14. 1035 at Garfield Hospital. | PREDERICK A~ CUSICR. beloved huc: band of Bessie E, Cusick. father of | Juns M. Cusick and son of Mrs. Jennie R. Cusick, FPuneral services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w. on Monday March 18 at 2 pm. | Intciment Arlington National Cemefery. | CUSICK. FREDERICK A. Comrades of | Henry W.Lawton Camp. United | Spanish War Veterans. will as- semble at 1:45 p.m. Monday. March 18. 1§ at the fu- | neral parlors of the S. H. Hines Co.. 14th and Harvard st n.w. to attend the funeral of our late comrade. FREDERICK A. CUSICK. CHARLES E. HAWKINS, Comdr. 17 DALE. MARCU:! Priday, Marc] at his residence. HARCUS Belored Tusband of Matiie A: Dale. aevoted father of Naomi Dale Mc- Dowell and loving son of John H. sr.. and the late Eugenia A. Dale. He aiso leaves five sisters. two brothers and other relatives. Remains resiing at his late home after 2 p.m. Sunday, March 17 Funeral Monday. March ' 1K, 1:30 p.m_ from the Campbell A. M Church. Nichols_ave. near Sumner rd. se. Rev. P. A. Scott officiating. Inter- ment Woodlawn Cemetery. 17 DAVIS. CLAY. On Monday. March 11, 1935 at 11:40 pm. at his residence. 480 Bchool st. s.w.. CLAY DAVIS. H leaves to mourn his departure &bler one sister. Susie Dav brot James Mitchell. Wi vis. Remains resting at the Jovn T Rhines funeral chapel. ard and Eye sts. sw. until 5 pm. Pridi March 15: thereafter at his late resi dence. Puneral Sunday, March 17. at 1 p.m. from Oak Grove Baptist Church. Westmoreland _GCounty, Va. Relatives and friends invited. DAVIS. MAGGIE = Departed, this life on Wednesday, March 13, 1015, i ‘m.. at her residence ‘76 R st A 8% riey inees. MAGGIE ' DAVIS cousin’ of Hattie Culp and devoied friend of Amanda Butler. ~Remains Testing at Barbour Bros. {unefal home. 48 K until 2 p.m. Saturday. March ereafter, ather late resi: .. from Thir and Q' sts. nw. Rev. G. O. Bullock of- Beaths. FISHER, CHARLES W. On Wednesday evening. March 13, 1935 at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Olive T. Nixon. 129 T st. nw. CHARLES W. PISHER. husband of tke late Mrs. Jennie 8. Pisher. Besides Mrs. Nixon. Mr. Fisher is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Mabel T. McNair: a sister, Mrs. Mary Wadde. as well as many other relatives and friends: Remains resting 4t zier's funeral home. 389 Rhode Island ave. nw. Puneral services will be held Sunday. March 17, at 1 p.m.. &t the Plymouth Congregational Church 17th and P sts nw. Interment will follow in Lincoin Memorial Ccmrllggy. FISHER, CHARLES W. All officers and members of Washington Patriarchy. No, 18 G. U, O. of O, P.. will meet at Odd Fellows’ Temple. 0th’ and T nw. Saturday night. Mareh 16. 1035 at § oclock. to' arrange for the funeral of Brother CHARLES W, FISHER. Funeral Sunday, March 17, at 1 pm., from Plymouth Congregational Chucch. 17th and B sts. nw "Done by order of SAMUEL M. GRAHAM, F. Attet: B P WINGARD. Secy. FISHER. CHARLES W. The Banneker Re- lief Association announces the death of Bmlher CHARLES W. FISHER. Puneral AL held Sunday afternoon, March T at 1 o'clock. from the Plymouth | Congregational Church. 17th and P sts. nw. _JOHN P. ATKINSON, President. J. C. BURLLS, Secretary. FISHER, CHARLES W. The members of John . Cook Lodge No. 10, F. A.A. M.. will meet at Scottish Temple. 16 11th st. n.w.. Sunday. March 17. 195 at 12 noon. to attend ‘the funeral of our deceased brother. CHARLES W.FISHER Please be prompt. Funeral from Ply- mouth Congregational Church. 17th and P sts. n.w. 1 o'clock pm. By order of the worshiptul master S__JACKSON. W. M ROBERT W. PICKETT, Secretary. 16 FISHER, CHARLES W. The Crispus At- tucks Relief Association announces the | death of CHARLES W. FISHER. ~Fu- neral will be held on Sunday. March 17 3 1 pm. from the Plymou: tional Church, 17th and P sts. nw WILLIAM O. DAWSON, President. ROBINSON, A . On_Thursday, March 14. 1935 at her residence. 161 4th st. nw. ANNIE M. ROBINSON. loving wife of he late Willis B. Robin- son, devoted mother of Mrs. Naomi Jett and James A. Robinson. daughter of the late Charles and Emma Minor. She also leaves one brother. George W. Minor: one sister Mrs. Elmira Lewi four grandchildren a host of other re atives and many friends. Remain rest- ing at,the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3d and I sts. s.w. Puneral Sun- day, March 17, at 2 pin.. from Salem Bastist Church. King George County 17 RUFFIN. MISSOURL On Thurscay, March 14, 1935 MISSQURI RUFFIN. beloved Iter Ruffin. mother of Watson . daughter of Betty f Lelia Clark. “Annse. 3 Frank. Roosevelt and Bradshaw Gr Jeaneite Casper and Bessie Williams at the W. Ernest Jare ¥is funeral church 1432 You st. n.w. Interment Kelford. N. C.. March 17. 17 3 N. BESSIE. On Priday. March BESSIE SHEPPERBON, bes loved mother of Theocosia Samuel and Howard Shepperson and Lucille Artis Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. nw.' No- al later SPRINGMANN. 30 EPH M. day. March'13 at _his _home at Lorion, Va.. JOSEPH M. SPRINGMANN aged §2 years He leaves a wife. Mrs. Frances Springma three daughters and four sons. Services on Sunday. March 17. at % p.m.. at Lewis Chapel, near Lorton. Va.. conducted by Rev. C A. Langsion. assisted by Rev. F. L. Morrison. Occoquan Lodge of Masons will have service at the grave. assisted by Federal Lodge. No. 1 of Washing- ton. D.C." Interment church cemei Columbia Lodge. or W.. s _hereby furieral of _Brother AS. from Galbraith h st between L and M sts March 17. 1935. at 1 . "Session of sorrow At Elke’ Home: HO0LR. I ave March 10 at 8 pm d Sue. Ear On_Thurs- THOMAS. GEORGE W. No. N5 1 ; notified of J. C. BURLLS. Secretary. | FISHER. CHARLES W. Officers and mem- | bers of Naomi Chapter. No. 9, O. E. §. | are requested to_assemble ‘at’ Plymou Cengregational Church Sunday. Marc! 17 1935 at 1 pm.. to attend’ the f neral of Sir Knight CHARLES W. FISHER. CARRIE HALL. R. M. ®. W. ALSTON. R. P. B. R. TAYLOR. Secy. FULLER, EDWARD A.. SR. On Saturday. M 1o, at g residence B tsville, Md. EDWARD A ‘beioved husband of Mary Wells Fuller, father of Edwa Jr.; Mrs. Brian B. Kane and Mrs. Alfred | D '‘Bailey. Jr. Notice of funeral (rivate) | ater GENTRY, SUs On_Saturd 16, 1 at Freedmen's Hospital. S GENTRY. the devoted daughter of Dud- les' Gentry. ‘sister of Bessic. Mercer Dougias. William and Clarence Gentry Remains resting at the W. Ernest Ja vis funeral church. 1432 You st Notice of funeral later 1% GOODWIN. LILLIAN WHIGAM. On Fri- | day. March 151935 at her residence. 601 17th st”nw.. LILLIAN WHIGAM GOODWIN. beloved wife of Edwin P. | Goodwin. 'Puneral Monday. March 1K, | from Hysong's parlors. i N st_n.w thence to the Shrine of the Sacred | Heart. 16ith st. and Park rd. n.w.. where mass ‘will be offered at 11 a.m. for the | repose of her soul 17 GRAHAM. MARY (MOLLIE). On Wednes- day, March 1:3. 19:35. at her residence. | 303 7th st se. MARY GRAHAM. be. | loved wife of William H. Graham. St leaves to mourn their loss six childre and a host of other relatives and | friends. ~Body resting temporarily funeral home of W. Earl Better. 120: | Waiter st. se. until 5 pm. Saturday. March 1t: thence to above residence. Puneral from above residence Monday. o March 18. at X:30 am.: thence to St Cyprian's Church. 15th and C sts. s.e Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 17° GRAY, WILLIAM H. Suddenly. on Thurs- day: Mareh 14 1035 WILLIAM H GRAY. beloved son of Dorsey R. and the late Josephine Gray. He also le; to mourn their loss one brother Gray; two sisters. Catherine Martin Clara Brown: two uncles. Eugene Gray: one aunt. Alice V. Simms one niece. June Brown, and one nephew Marcellus Mart r. Remains resting at_ Stewar neral_home. 30 H_ st n e until 1 pm: thereafter at his late 35 10th st. se. Fu- 1 Monday. M, 2 p.m..froi Ebenezer M. E. Church.’4th and se. Rev. W. A. English officia GREACEN. CLARA at her re: CEARA GREACEN, beloved sister of Mrs M. Fowler of Lakeland. Fia., and_ M Zoe Verne of Washington c. R at the W Co. funeral ~home nw. Notice of fu HARROD. DRIZZELLA. On Wednesday March 13 9 at 5:08 pm. at her residence. X1 DRIZZELLA HARROD. beloved wife of the late Escuire Harrod She leaves to mos their loss ihree devoted grandchild Liman, Frances and Shelt ce two devoted sisters. Mrs Hon etta | Luckett _an s i ilidav, | and many e Funeral Sundey. March 17 irom the Campbell A Nichols ave. se. Rev. clating. P. A. Scott ofi- MARY J. Departed March 15, residence. Brentwood. Mé. MARY J HICKS leaves to mourn their loss ‘a daushter e b e Tecting at Malvan & Schey's Deanwood | funeral home. 4445 Deane Aave. n.e Notice of funeral later. HUMES. CATHERINE MARIE. On Friday March 15. 1 CATHERINE MARTE HUMES. aged 5 months. the beloved daughter of Charles H. and Phoebe C. Humes. Funeral_from the residence of parents. 107 Otway ave. Capitol Heights, Notice of time later JACKSON. WILLIAM On Wednesday March 13 Walter Reed Ho: p:tal. WILLIAM JACKSON. sergeant. 8 A retired. © Remains resting Franers funeral home. 358 R 1 . Funeral will be held ‘Monda: Bizicn TR0t 1 bim trom. the abe eral home. Interment Arlington tional Cemetery. 1 JACKSON. WILLIAM. Members of Morn- ing Star Lodge No. 40. I B. P. O. E of W.. are notified to attend a session of sofrow at our home. 15th and Q| sts. n.w. Satur March 16, 14 at 8 pm. to arrange for the funeral of our late brother. WILLIAM JACKSON. Puneral Monday. March at 1 pm from = Frazier's' undertaking parlors Bister lodces and, temples are frater- nally invited to att (Signed) WILET B, HAzRIS Exalted Ruler. CORTEZ W. PETERS. Secretary. .'0\ AMANDA. On Saturday. at Gallinger Hospital - D JONER" Gevorea: wiie ot ‘Ropert Jones, ioving mother of Mrs. Vioia Lewis. Mrs. Mamie Branch, Robert, ir.: | ‘Thomas and Joseph Jones. She al. leaves two sisters. Mrs. Louise Hai and Catherine Starks: three brothers. Hollis. Willlam and Robs Butler. and many other relatives nd a host of friends. Remains resting the John T. Rhities funeral chapel. :ird and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funefal later. 17 KIEFER, JOHN P. On Priday March 15 at his residence 2630 12th -"Dr. JOHN P. KIEFER. the belove: nd of the late Lula B. Kiefer. Fu- from his late_residence on Mon- ¥. March 1%, at 8:30 am.; thence 8t Anthony's Church. where high mass wiil be sung at & a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment St. Mary Cemetery. NIE M. On Friday. March | 3 t the_residence of her sis- J. J. Boteler. Berwyn. Md.. PANNIE M. LOANE. daughter of the late John T. S. and Hannah R. M Loane. _Puneral from the home of her | niece. Mrs. Andrew Motherhead. Be: wyn. Md. Monday_ March 18 at p.m. Interment Congressional Ceme- tery. Relatives and friends invited . ROBERT LAWRENCE. On Sat- B at the residence o1_his parents. § Conduit_rd. nw.. ROBERT LAWRENCE MALONE. aged i months. beloved infant son and Sarah Malone Remains Testing at the George W. Wise Co. fu- neral home, 2000 M st nw.® Funeral and interment Sunday. March 17. at 2 p.m. at Solomons Island. Md. NEWTON, JAMES THORNWELL. denly. ‘on_Thursday. March 14 at_his office. National Press Bui JAMES THORNWELL NEWTON of R st. n.w. beloved husband of Bennett 'Newton and father of Mr: Margaret Newton Miller of Athens. Ga.. and Miss Helen Newton of Washington, D C _Services at his late residence. R st n.w. Saturday. March 16. o.m. Interment Rock Creek Ceme- March AMA) 'DEA. THOMAS P. On Thursday. March 14. 1935 at his residence. 637 9th st n.e. THOMAS P. O'DEA. beloved hus- band of Rosalia O'dea (nee Hawkins). Funeral will be held from the above residence on Monday, March 18, at 8:30 am._ High requiem mass at St Joseph's Church at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited 17 Aeiating, © Interment Eincoie® Memorial Cemetery. ogs " b: 2 DAVIS, MAGGIE. cers and_member: ‘M Electa Chapter. 6. 0. E S. are Tequested to st ot Third Baptist Crurch. 5th and Que sts. n.w. day. March 17. 1935, at 12 funeral 'of MAGGTE DAVIE “Honored Iadics wear ith white gloves. By order of HORSRED FASY A ANDA DAVIS. . gIORNOKflr.‘!IgflDY BWC‘H‘ (meLL. Becretary. = e . VIS, MAGGIE E. Officers. Princesse DAY o Katehts of Marie 1. Bmi O IM Guild Heroine. Templar Crusad 'mm"n:" G Chirch, oih ‘And gl N hl . our Tate :r'fluu:. 'MAGGIE E. DA past grand princess usknn ncesses lnd PR, SR B Bad i, b gy 171858 G U550 to .élénd PARKER, COMDR. JAMES. JR . On Tues- day, March 12 1 | m Beau- mont. Hospit Bliss. Tex. _of Ppneumonia. Comdr. JAME PARKER, Jr.. U. 8N (retired). beloved son o the late Maj. Gen. James Parker an: the late Charlotte Condjt Parker. Pu- neral services at St. Mary's Church. Newport. R 1. at 3 p.m. Monday. March 18 17 PLACE, JAMES MILFORD. On Priday Marcl at Emergency Hospi- Yl S aMEs MILPORD PLACE, in his R4th ‘year. He is survived by his three gisters, Mrs ‘Herbert Noble of Jamaica Long Island: Mrs. B. _Johnson and Miss Rosa Place of 1»(57 Park rd. " Washington. D. C. Remains resting Hysong's parlors. 1300 N st. nw. N S rl.Yll EMMA L. On Saturday. March . At _her residence. 0 17th JEMMA L PLYER. Remains +"ihe 8. . Hines Co. funera) Foomes 2h01 14th st. nw. Notice of funeral later. PRATHER, FRANK. On Wednesday. March 13 1935 at Gallinger Hospital FRANK PRATHER. beloved brotner ol Lillian Neale. Mary_E. Johnson George A, Prather. Remains resti Frazier's funeral home. 389 R. I av n.w. until Saturday. March 16: there- Exaited Ruler. Secretary. The Interdenomi- Union is hereby no h of Brother GEORGE ral S 1ro LEE CAMPBELL, THOMAS, GEORGE o w. Please atiend WILLIAM H. DAVIS, President Surviving relatives and ay. March 18, - funeral home. o Rnnm R n.w. Interment WHEELER. LILLIAN. On Tueday. M > 5 LILLIAN WHEELER. bel wite ‘ot "1siah er” of pearl Giobe, Arihur and “Oscar Morr She also leaves f. Mrs Lula Coffman. and a Sotn TR o ,‘ Eye st Funeral m Zion 1 n 0 ‘Memo; WHEELER. LULA E. Saturday. March dence. Browns Ci WHEELER. beloved wi eeler. " She also e Ray and le. Va ngton, and She is survived by other rela- tives and frie ho are invited attend the fu n Browns Ch M. E. Sunday. March 1 1 P WILSON. MARGIE. On Tuesday. March Y zer Hospital, MAR- 1 at Ga GIE WILSON. devoted wife of Calvin Wilson and daughter of Sarah Adams of Columbia. S. C_ She leaves many atives and 5. Remal the John T. Rhines fumeral rd and Eye sts. sw. Puneral 18, at 1:30 pm. from ntérment 17 h fllmnrium BROOKS, JULIAN P. loving memory of my de: JULIAN P. BROOKS who ¢ t fe one year ago to- day. M 1 Tne_blow was T ¥ fi"“f The pain What would 1 g W . H1s TOVING MOTHER BUTLER. RAYMOND. In sad but Gear MOND BUTLER 1if, three vears ago todsv. March 16 19 fragrance that sur loving RAY- yred flowers breathe out their ives Sweet as a song that once consoled our pain . That never will be sung to us again nembrance now the hour of rest come to thee it_is best 3 MOTHER, D FAMILY. I8 5ad b FLORENCE ing remem. ROSA two and take thy cearly. but God loved you YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN. MARY. LEROY. BESSIE. AND SISTER. JULIA DONOHUE. JOHN J. Departed this life March 16. 1026, Anniversary mass at vier h.” Compton, FAMILY. GREEN. MARY cA - RERN. (‘0‘7‘“}-“\5 AND WIL dear oty EN. who passed away Tieo today, Maren To. 1941, nass at Our Lady of V on_Conduit_road # MINKINS, CHARLES E. SR memory of our f CHARLES E MINKINS who died March 16 MINKINS FAMILY. * ROXY E. In sad but lov- Sacred to the Pnnnm\ ster_ look for me. D SISTER AND BROTH- H. AND M. L REEDER. ELLA. of our ~dear, REEDER. who depa v & March 1 o I miss you ou are near thought of always, ing remembrsnce ELLA As T loved mother. smile on us from heaven, God (o lead us when we die. ¢ may meet you. dear mother, c sweet day. by and by. May her soul rest in peace. HER DAUGHTERS. SON AND GRAND- CHILDREN NERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRFCTORS. CREMATORIUM 4th and Mass. Ave N.E___ Lincoln 5200 Frank Geier's Sons Co. Jlssevenn st N N Ational 2473 er One of the Largest Undertakers in the World Jose h F. Birch’s Sons Established 1841 o303 M SE Nw. CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 801 EAST CAPITOL hone Lincoln o:nz" JOHN R. WRIGHT 1337 10t St N.W Fhone North 0047 V. L. SPEARE (0. ugcessor to nor connected with w R ut-bll hmenL Phon NAtiona) 2892 Ww. “ALMUS | R. SPEARE Succcedlnl the origina W. R. SPEARE Formerly |m n st N.W Decatur 6242. 1623 Conn. Ave. FUNERAL DESIGNS- GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 1212 ¥ St _NW NAufinl lnl GEO. A. COMLEY .,“-, ) Artistie Floral Destgn Night Phanes: o I GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBI ; MODERATE PRICES PIDN'I NAT. 0108 Open Evenings 14th © Eye Qdmz[msu-res Phone wEa 0tind after his late residence 1210 Pair- mont st. n.w. Funeral & 17. at 1_pgn.. from M. E Church. Tefleytown, and friends invited. DUPONT Ll