Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1935, Page 9

JAMES MILFORD PLACE FUNERAL SERVICES HELD Chemical Manufacturer and Ben- efactor of Newspaper Boys to Be Buried in Corry, Pa. Funeral services for James Milford Place, chemical manufacturer and benefactor of newspaper boys, were held at his home, 1857 Park road, to- day at 1 pm. Burial will be in Corry, Pa. Mr. Place, 84, died in Emergency Hospital Friday after a long illness. Former owner and publisher of the U. S. Bmhbuu (h) Tnlunmuulmu he organized uverll clubl {ot r.hun here and in St. Petersburg, Fla, his Winter home. Mr. Place, president of the National Herb Co. and the Kretol Co., both lo- cated at 933 M street, had lived in Wi Three . and Miss Rose M. Place, who lived with him, and Mrs. Herbert Noble of Jamaica, Long Island, survive. Porcelain 1,000 Years Old. A Tang porcelain horse, more than 1,000 years old, was sold at auction recently in London. HEALTH RECORDS Show that Chambers has a greater entage of funerals per population ::u!h larger cities than any undertaker in the United States. 6 Chapels Ambulances 25 Assistants 12 Parlors 20 Cars, Hearses and We are one of the Largest Undertakers in the World and we will furnish the finest service A Complete Funeral as Low as $75 In Case of Death, Call 1400 Cel. 0432 517 11th S.E. Linc. 4477 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World Does Everything Better And SHIRTS Beautifully Finished Flatwork Expertly Ironed and Folded Even Minor Repairs and Buttons Replaced Without Charge . . . Elite’s Economy Service gives your clothes the identical expert care and personal attention which have made this Laundry famous for years. You don't aet less . . . you really get more. Firstof all.. on your clothes.. . Protecto Mesh Bags will save wear and tear . make them last months longer. Torrents of filtefed rain-soft water, gentle soap, four changes of suds and seven rinsings, mean a cleaner, sweeter bundle. Furthermore, all flatwork will be expertly ironed and folded, wearing apparel neatly pressed, house dresses, blouses, uniforms and children's outer apparel touched up by hand, socks finished on sock forms. And we're so anxious to please you, that minorrepairs, including replac- ing of buttons, etc., will be included without extra cost. Also please note that the Jarger your bundle, the LESS Elite will charge you per pound. Of course, every woman realizes that articles requiring S ial treatment, such as curtains, urniture covers, inen and washable suits, blankets, etc., cannot included in ECONOMY SERVICE prices. Phone Potomac 0040 now and have your Elite Routeman stop temorrow morning. You'll thank us for the suggestion. THE EVENING MAN DIES DESPITE HEROISM OF GIRL Francis H. Javins, 65, Succumbs to Burns Received Before Res- cue by Neighbor. Saved from immediate death by the heroism of an 18-year-old girl, Francis H. Javins, 65, died last night in Emer- gency Hospital from burns received in his home, 530 Eighth street southwest, on the evening of Feiruary 25 when he accideutly set fire to window cur- tains and his bathrobe while trying to light his pipe. Miss Josephine Mamakos, who lives in a house across the street from his home, ran “into the Javins house and smothered the flames with blankets when she saw the flaming curtains. Mr. Javins, suffering from paralysis. was unable to move from his chair. Members of the household wére eating dinner downstairs at the time. Although inactive for some time, Mr. Javins was in the fish apd produce business in the new Center Market with his brother, John F. Javins, under the firm name of Charles H. Javins & Sons. Coroner A. Magruder Mae- Donald issued a certificate of acci- dental death. @dar Hill Waskingos most Bculul Cmeterg FOR REFERENCE ASK YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR STAR, WASHINGTON, OTT FUNERAL TODAY 97-Year-0ld Winchester Woman Buried at Harrisonburg. Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va., March 18.— The funeral of Miss Virginia F. Ott, 97, whose death occurred here, took place today, with interment at Har- risonburg, Va., where she formerly resided. She had lived here some years with ner brother, Walter 8, Ott, her only near surviving relative. VIRGINIA MAN BURIED John D. Strickler, Gordonsville, Victim of Pneumonia. Special Dispatch to The Star. GORDONSVILLE, Va., March 18— Funeral services were held yesterday for John D. Strickler, 62, who died at his home near Satur- day from pneumonia. Interment was in the family plot in Graham Ceme- tery, Oraage. Mr. Strickler is survived by his widow, Mrs. Sallie Henseley Strickler; one sister, Mrs. N. A, Murphy, of Ojus, Fla, and two brothers, Eibie | Strickler of Madison Run and Ver- non C. Strickler of Gordonsville. —y SEEKS MOVIE JOB Lee Renee, Daughter of H. N. Baruch, in Hollywood. HOLLYWOOD, March 18 (#).—Hol- lywood today had gained another re- cruit from the ranks of society and millions in the person of Lee Renee, ruch, co-founder of the noted house of Baruch Brothers in New York. “I'm determined to keep at it for five years,” the young woman said. 1.50 12¢ per pound for each addi- tional pound up to 15 pounds 10¢ per pound for each addi- tional pound over 15 pounds Because of low economy prices please note that at least half the weight of your bundle should be flatwork ITE'S DRY CLEANING MUST MAKE GOOD—OR WE WILL YOU JUST CAN'T LOSE Men's Suits - Women's Dr N Overcoats 75¢ esses . . 75¢c up LAUNDRY -DRY CLEANING PHONE ROTOMAC 0040 13 BRANCH STORES AND 37 DELIVERY ROUTES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Entire Contents of Advertisement Copyrisht. P A 4 daughter of Hartwig Nathaniel Ba-|S. banking D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1935. JOHN W. CARTER, 65, DIES AT HOME HERE Retired Painter and Decorator Will Be Buried Tomorrow - at Fort Lincoln. John Wesley Carter, Tetired Wash- ington painter and decorator, died Saturday at his home, 227 Upshur street. Born April 29, 1869, at Annap- olis, he was the son of John ‘Thomas and Su- sanngh Haislett Carter, and had lived in Wash- ington and near- by Maryland his life. Hewas the oldest past master of Mount Hermon Masonic Lodge, No. 179, of Hyattsville, at the time of his JORRW.CAFEE. geath having been a member for 35 years. He also belonged to Elm Camp, No. 8, of the ‘Woodmen of the World. Besides his widow, Mrs, Rosa Zell Carter, he is survived by 10 chil- dren, Mrs. Katherine Ostrander, Mrs. Jennie Cunningham, Mrs. Mabel Steele, Mrs. Madeline Frye, and Sid- ney and Howard Carter, all of this city; Mrs. Gladys Yaple and Mrs. Dorothy McCloskey of Fort Howard, Md., and Mrs. Nettie Rogers of Hono- lulu, Hawall. rvkr will be conducted at the ines funeral chapel tomor- row at 2:30 p.m., by Rev. D. Hobart Evans of Hyattsville. Burial will bl! in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. LONG ILLNESS FATAL TO W. B. GREENWOOD Native of Virginia, Who Has| Lived Here Since 19086, to Be Buried Tomorrow. William B. Greenwood, sr.. a resi- dent of Washington since 1906, when he came here to establish the projec- tile plant of the Washington Steel & Ordnance Co., at Giesboro, D. C., died Saturday night at his home 2006 ‘Thirty-Seventh street, after a long {llness. Born 71 years ago in Fredericksburg, Va., he spent his early years there and in Washington. In 1891 he became associated with the Firth-Stirling Steel Co. at McKeesport, Pa., where he supervised the manufacture of projectiles until 1906, when he came to Washington. He retired in 1916 because of ill health. Mr. Greenwood was a thirty-second degree Mason and a member of Mount Pleasant Lodge, F. A. A. M., as well as Orient Commandery and Albert Pike Consistory. Besides his widow, Mrs. Katherine L. Greenwood, he is survived by seven children, Mrs. H. 8. Wood, Mrs. Wil- liam Yeatman, Mrs. P. 8. Boswell, W. | Barton Greenwood, jr.. A. Herbert‘ and Robert M. Greenwood, all ofl ‘Washington, and Mrs. Norman Ward of Denver, Colo. Services will be held at the Speare furneral chapel, 1623 Connecticut ave- nue, tomorrow at 2 p.m., with burial in Congressional Cemetery. — Five Couples Are Licensed. FAIRPAX, Va., March 18 (Special). —Marriage licenses have been issued here as follows: Paul Rodney Ebert, 34, Blacksburg, Va., and Margaret Capper Gibson, 21, East Falls Church, Va.; Robert Edwin Durrant, 24, and lotte Newman Fitzgerald, 24, both of College Park, Md.; Ezra Roosevelt Cox, 31, of Washington, and Agnes Elisabeth Flynn, 22, Mount Rainier, Md.; Charles W. Hill, jr, 26, and Grace G. Chase, 25, both of Wash- ington, and Charles F. Broadwater, 64, and Annie M. Woodard, 45, both of Fairfax, Va. CXENENENNY Established 1900 ? SARDO & CO. { FUNERAL DIRECTORS E The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast : EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F STYLISH SPRING SUITS The Kind That Have the New Shirred Backs $24.75 CHARGE IT NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $8.25 IN APRIL $8.25 IN MAY $8.25 IN JUNE The shirred back suit is easily the most important style in men’s clothing for Spring. Eiseman’s fea- tures a splendid collection of ‘the shirred yoke and sport back suits, as well as conservative styles. New- est shades in rich patterns. Make your selection to- morrow. Charge it— nothing d o wn — pay in convenient amounts. No interest. SERVICES TONIGHT FOR MISS GREACEN *~ Retired Woman Attorney for U. 8. Will Be Buried in Kalkaska, Mich. Funeral services for Miss Clara Greacen, who died at her home, 1025 Fifteenth street, Saturday, after prolonged will be held today at 7 p.m. at Chamber’s funeral home, 1400 Chapin street, with members of the Women’s Overseas Service League in attendance. Burial will be in Kalkaska, Mich., where she was born. Miss Greacen, one of the first women admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, was an attorney in the General Accounting Office and prior to service there had been employed as an attorney with the Treasury Department. Her serv- ice with the Government covered 42 years. She retired last July. In May, 1918, Miss Greacen went overseas as & member of the legal force of the assistant controller gen- eral of the United States in Prance. She returned in 1919. She also was a member of the Baltimore bar. ADMIRAL BROWNSON TO LIE IN ARLINGTON Retired Naval Veteran Once Was Superintendent of Academy at Annapolis. Rear Admiral Willard H. Brownson, U. 8. N, retired, who died Saturday at his apartment at the Mayflower Hotel from pneumonia, was to be buried in Arlington National Cemetery today following funeral services at the Covenant-First Presbyterian Church at 2 pm. He would have been 90 years old in July and had lived here since his retirement in 1907. Admiral Brownson, whose career took him from hand-to-hand fights with pirates to command of American ships in virtually all waters, was ap- pointed to the Naval Academy in 1861 at the age of 15—three weeks after Admiral DuPont’s victory at Fort Royal Sound. Later he became super- intendent of the academy. Born in Lyons, N. Y, the son of Morton and Harriet Brownson, Admiral Brownson spent his boyhood there. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. | Isabella Brownson, and two daughters. Honorary pallbearers will be Ad- miral H. P. Jones, U. S. N., retired; Admiral Joseph Strauss, U. S. N, re- tired; Vice Admiral W. L. Rodgers, U. 8. N, retired; Rear Admiral 8. A. Staunton, U. S. N., retired; Rear Ad- miral David F. Sellers, U. 8. N., su- perintendant of the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.; Col. Henry Ma: U. 8. Army; Col. A. Rodgers, U. 8. | Army, and Charles Henry Butler. HOME BEAUTIFYING SCHOOLS ARE PLANNED Maryland U. Extension Service Arranges Series of One and Two Day Schools. By a Staft Correspondent of The Star. COLLEGE PARK, Md., March 18— An opportunity to learn about long- time planning for general beautifica- | tion of home grounds will be efforded | Maryland residents this Spring at a series of one and two-day schools. Under auspices of the University of Maryland Extension Service the schools will- be held in a number of counties by the home demonstration | agents. Projects to be treated at the schools include general management, drive- ways and walks, planting and care of lawns, use of trees, foundation plantings, boundary treatment, screen planting. entrance features, use of architectural features and special de- velopment. I —_ Births Reported James M. and Gertrude L _Plaskett, Nicholas and Helen E. Ginliano. girl John F. and Margaret M. Dohme. boy. George H. and Alice L Gray. boy. Samuel E and Mary C. Wilson. irl. Charles C and y E. Faunce. girl. Harry L and Elva G Edwards. girl. C. and Virginia S_ Cullers. boy. and Mary L. Weber. girl. Louise Klein, (lrl eirl Marino. girl. Joseph and Emma Senkfield. boy. Charles and’Mary Moore. girl. Deaths Reported. James Place 8¢ Emernncv Hospital ST Rammme M rd 75, 1344 Jeflerson st. 72. Georgetown Hos- 3220 17th s 7L Sibley Hospital. Sthtva . Mlth"l Gnllnher it Emm: l k Plyer. 72. Annie L. Gilligan ns Jc!euhlne Rideway, 5. Georgetown Hos- Goorae Hilton. 48, Clsullly Hosmm Lillian W. Goodwin. 48 360 th st H." Walthrop. 40. Bersenty’ pital,_ Frn;\kla Farquhar. 40. Georgetown Hos- Francis P_Raffert Casualty Hospital Ruth A George Wasbington Hospital. Cornelius M. Duncan 34. Emergency Hos- o Thomas A. Goodwin. 31. St. Elizabeth’s Hospital John H. Gulley. 27. Richard P'llrbnnlu Harry o8- 2 K st. . St. Elizabeth's 19. Casualty Hos| rd, ital dith ‘Emereency Hospita !‘Hznhelh L Bogusch. 16, 2633 Adams Mill Rohert L. Malone. 7. 595 Condult rd Infant Harry Jenkins. ‘Children's Hospital Infant and Frances Mc- William Brighiwell, 59 Casunity Hosbiial Armanda_Jones. 58 Gallinger Hospital. Marcus Dale. 56 2607 Nichols ave. s.e. Annie M. Robinson, 55 1631 4th st. Maggie Davis. 55. 76 R_st Robert Humphries_48. Gallinger Hospital Gharles Colbert. 47. Gallinger Hospital. Eqnest Vance. 44 Tuberculosis Hosoital Florence Lee. 41. 512 . Elizabeth’s Hospital. Tuberculosis Hospital. Missourl G. Ruffin. 0. Columbia Hospital Ella Coleman. 24. 144 M st Gertrude 3" Gallinger. Hospital. Robinson. 9.’ Casualty Hospll o | d8ughters, Mrs. Gertrude Schwab and | cxsau ROSALIE. VIRGINIA WOMAN OIES . Elizabeth Martyn Was War- renton Resident 80 Years. Special Dispatch to The Star. WARRENTON, Va., March 18.— Mrs. Elizabeth Turner Martyn, widow of Benjamin F. Martyn, died Friday at the nome of her son here. She was a'native of Culpeper County, but had lived in Warrenton about 60 years. She is survived by four sons and Turner Martyn of Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Annette Cograve and Charles Martyn of Warrenton, with & num- ber of grandchildren and great-grand- chndxen Qard of Thanks HUGEL. EDWARD M. We wish to ex- Beaths. KENNEY. LILLIE V. Departed this life [ March 17. 1935 Florida ave. n'e E the._ beloved wife of Charles . "8ne also leaves to mourn loss’ a devoted daughter. Mrs Perguson: . son-in-law. James Feruson: ‘three granddaughters. *Mars garet Nick. Lilliani Barnes and Audsey Greenfield and great-granddaughter, Doris Nick. and a host of other rela- tives and friends Remains resting at Bundy's funeral home. 621 Plorida ave nw. until Tuesday. 5 pm.: theres after at her late residence Funeral ursday. March 21. at % p.m. from r‘n‘{’."r'ri\' e e " e, en larmony Cvmue - ves and friends invited il Devarted_ this rch 5 BENJAMIN R uv\"”""" band of Edith Lawsor. dore Lawson. -~ He also le S8 WO sisters. M Ro Nellie Posey” one brother. Wilford Law. son: two aunts. four uncies. five nieces father of me. 1300 Notice of funeral press our sincere thanks and apprecia- tlon to the host of friends and rela- {ives gwho, helped to bear our burden through illness ‘and at the death of ofir dnr son and brother. !DWARD ACTON. MARY L. On Saturday. March 1035. at Georgetown University Hospitel Aty $o0e heloved wite of the late Alfred H. Acton and mother of Mrs. Bernard Saflell and Thomas J. Fu late resi- g R March 19. at A:30 a.m. Reguiem nl: St Btednh’er:ndchur:h .d' 9am atives and friends invite Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ADDISON, CAROLINE STEELE. Suddenls, at her residence 2009 Q st.. EELE ADDISON. widow o1 &rimue Dulany Addison. Services at her late residence, Tuesday. March 19, at 2 o'clock. Services private BAYLOR. LONDON. _Departed this life on Sunday. at G Hospital son of Mary and James Bavior. He also leaves to mourn their loss three sisters. Mary E. Samuel. Dorina Baylor and Pauline Baylor; five brothers. Ho- bart. John. Raymond. James and Ernest Baylor. and a number of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Capitol st. Notice of funeral later. BOYKIN. ROBERT L. On Sunday. March 17. 1935. ROBERT L. BOYKIN aged %5 nnu bQ]uved father of Mrs. Elizabeth llfe Ruffum. Mrs. Lester Martin and Mrs. Suddle Hoiland Serv- ices at the residence of his daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Grogan. 904 East Capitoi st. on March 18. at 8 p.m. Interment Laurel. Miss “ABL[Y MARY G. On 8Sunday. March . 1935.%at her residence. 917 18th st . MARY G.. widow of James Brad- Jey. | Body resting at the chapel of Jme»h Gawler's Sons. 1756 Mass will be offered at sr xhev 's Catholic Church, e on Tussdas. March 14, at 10 am Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. BROOKE. HENRIETTA F. On Sundsy Harch 17, 1935. at bet residence 711 Norih Siolina ave, 'se. “HEMIETTA F. BROOKE. beloved wife of the late Edward T. Brooke. 8he is survived by five daushters. Mrs Etta Moore Mrs. Elizabeth Ackerman, Mary Mc- N ian Mills" Mrs: Bautise . Thorn- from chapel of Biomas F. Murray & Bons 2007 Nichols ave se. on_Wednesday. March 20. at L5 pm. Services af ‘the the Reformation. 212 E. Capi| pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment .ru!.nzcl Hill Cemetery. 19 BROWN. CYRUS. Departed Thursay. rMar:h 14, 19; 1727 is life on CYRUS ‘Kemains Testing at the Malvan Schey funeral home. J. ave. and R st now. Bimeral uesday. March 15 at 1 p.m.. from above parlors. Relatives and friends invited PBELL. HORACE. On Sunday. March 1 at his_residence st nw. HORACE CAMPBELL_ Body resting at the chapel of Joseph Gawler's Sons. 1756 Pa. ave. nw. until 10 p.m Tuesday. March 19. _Sérvices and in- terment at Columbia Purnace. Va. 19 AITEI JOH\ W. On Saturd: March | at his residence. Upshur | ‘l nl’ JOHN W. CARTE beloved husband’ of Rosa Carier. Services at | the 8. H. Hines Co_funeral home. 2001 Win st nw.oon Tuesdas March 10 at p.m. RP‘IU\E! and friends in- Vited Thterment in Fort Lincoin Cem- etery. CARTER, JOHN W. There will be a spe- cial cammun!ca:mn of Moum Hermon 79. A. F. & A. M. Hyatts- m.. on Tuesday. \hrch e purpose of attending n ral of our late brother. JOEN past master. ?RANK K. HALLEY. Wu-—shm(ul Master. ‘A. LELACHUER. Secretary. on March 17. at Montgomery County General pital. LIE CISSEL. beloved wife of Milton Cissel from St. ) Church., on Ti Siarch 19 at & ldzolmnx cemetery. CRAIG. GERTRUDE On Saturday. dacch $8 1035, GERTRUDE M. CRAIG. eiison Jones arch 19. at 2:30 pm Relatives and Iriends invited. Inerment Rock Creek Cemetery. DARCEY, LOUISE ISABELLE. On Satur. o Geo: ¥ LOUISE ISABELLE years, | beloved daugh- Mary E. Darcey am. for the repose of her soul {ives and friends invited. = Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 18 FELTON. RUTH IRENE. Departed this life on Saturday. March 16. 19:5. 'ON (nee Gatewood ). Gaughter of the iate Moliie Ang "Jacob Gatewood. devoted sister of Earnest, Leon and Jesse Gatewood Mrs. Theresa | ov- | Carl and George | HARVEY Digss and Mrs Geraldine Despert. ing aunt of Melvin. jr.: Despert _and _niece ‘of Mrs. Francis Moody ‘and the Tate Mattie Waiker. = Sne also leaves many other relatives and friends to mourn her loss. Remains rellull lt Barbour Bros. funeral home. 48 ne. _Funeral Wednesday. M.rch 20" at 1:30 pm. from Galbraith Church. 6th st. between L and ‘\1 sté. n.w. Intermegt Harmony Ceme- ery. 9 FORD: SARAH E. Departed this life on Sunday, March 17. 1935 Miss SARAH PORD._beloved friend of Mrs J. A Funeral Tuesday. March 19. the _home of her bromer. 183 Court st.. Binghamton. N. > FULTON. DAVID A. On Saturday. March lfl 1 at his_residence. 1014 K st VID A FULTO‘! beloved hus- blnd of Almi iton and father of Frances F. Mncdonuld neral from his late | residence on Tuesday. March 1 Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 18 GAI.I GHER. RE' MICHAFL. On Satur- lay. March 16. 1935. Rev. MICHAEL GAL.LAGHER Solemn requiem mass at_the Church n( the Immaculate Con- ception on Wednesday. March 20. at 10:30 a.m. at the church from Tuesday. March 10 at .m.. until time of service. Re- mains resting at lht thIDEI B! Frlnk Geijer's Sons Co. 1113 until Tuesday noon. Olivet Cemetery. GARNER. RAYMOND. On Sunday, March his residence, ;64 11th st Se 'RAYMOND, GARNER, age 8 vears beloved son of Catherine Irene Garner. from his_late residence March 20. at 11 am friends are invited. ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. GENTRY. SUSIE. on Saturd 1935, at Preedmen’s Hospital, SUSIE EENTRY. “the Gevored. daoier o Duds ley Gentry sister of Bessie. Mercer. Douglas. William and Clarence Gentry Remains resting at the W. vis funeral church. Puneral Tuesday. M from Stiiloh Baptist Church. Harmony Cemetery. GENTRY. SUSIE. The Ladies’ Friendchin Society announces the death ‘Miss Tnterment. Mnun' t 1 p.m. Interment xnr:& to. John: Contes. Chil- dren's Hospital 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 Stor up to 11 p.m. Saturday. CITA PURSE. !,mlll black silk. con- ing key and’ cl Phone Emerson JOOK. brown _genuine huhn. between Mount Rainier and Hyat . Sunday. Reward. Call Hyatts- POCKETBOOK, black, containing lbout £3, Shite gold wedding ring, veliow zold 198 class ring, o one-ruby ring: lost anurdu between 817 H Reward. ‘Phone Atiantic. Goot moox brown leather initials J. L. G.: sterling silver key chain: valuable réceipts and nurse's registration card. sum of money: lost Monday. "between 18th_& Col. rd. S'st n.w, Potomac 2828, black _leather bound. Sundu morning. ' Reward, | Phone Colum- 4024 between 6 and 8:30 p. bLa ! 'ACLES. rimless. in blnck uu 8u day momlnl on 14": st. car. Call Colum- mamal ‘hlesdl! arernost none Dis- attern: 'i‘" trict msn lr-nch 872 or § rthj193! lm d tan e puppy. Reward. N’O b!rll SUS! Funeral 'l‘u!sfln g;-]rcll;n én ‘JDJ(a;h nhl pm., from the Mok BARE'*k CTACHSON. President. MARY CRAIG: secreury, day, Mareh 15. 35 15th st. SEACEN, beloved. sister of Nirs. Bue M. _Fowler of Lakeland. Fla and_Mrs. Zoe Verne of Wsshington. Punzr-l services at the W. W. Chambers Co. ~funeral home. 1¢09 on Monday. March 1 s and friends lnvlted Glll:flvoon. wn.uAM B.. SR. On Sat- ure March 186, 1935. st his residence " 37th _st. Wi M GREENWOO! L% belwed husband _of Katherine L. Greenwood. =Remains will Test at late residence until noon Tues- day. Puneral from the chapel of Almus R Speare. 1623 Connecticut ave. n.w Tuesday. March 10. at 2 pm. Inter- ment Congressional cemuery GUTEKUNST, ALBERT. On Monday. Mazeh 18, 1035, st Casuslty Hospital ALBERT GUTEKUNST. bel son of the late Albert F. Gutekunst. Funeral from Zurhorst's funeral parlors. 301 E Capitol st. on Wednesday, March 20 2 pm.” Interment St, Mary's Cem- elery. 19 HAWLIIY WILSON GRAY. On Saturday h 1. 1035, at bis residence, 1916 GRAY HAWLEY t. of Clx‘l R H“ley and father t G Hawley. Puneral services The s, T ‘Hines Co, funeral home. "mn 1 J4th st n.w. on ‘uesday. March IA;’INI "ANCII l On Sunday. l‘l!ch 7 ll?"' at JA ce. 530" &tn st s.w. Notice later. Tiner Remains will lie in state 416 Aspen | | after | 8.oriel, lliness. at Preedmen’s Hospital, | RUTH IRENE FELT( muuzu MADELINE T. daren 17 A% T her res@ince Conn. ave. ELIN] oF Johit B Mitonell snd wioteis of Mrs. C. B. Pentecost and John B. Mitchell Funeral from the parlors of Almus R. $peare. 15523, Gonn. ‘ave. on Tuesday: a Yarch 16, at 3 p.m. Interment Rock MOHUN. EDWARD JOSEPH. On Sunda Mard 171930, a his fi%‘mnzc!; ot Tentwoo 'WARD JOSEPH MOHUN. beloved husband of Sarah A, Mchun and father of Edward Jr.: Prancis X. and Agnes C. Mohun Puneral from the above residence Wed- nesday. March 20 at 8:30 am.: thence to St James Church. where requiem mass will be sald at 9 am. for the re- pose of his soul. Int Olivet Cemetery. Relati invited. MOORE, NETTIE 1. T On Saturday. March her residence. the West. chester. I MOO beloved wife of Fayeite Thomas Moore. mother of Fayette Thomas Moore. Jr. and sis- ter of George I Martin. “Services at the above address Tuesday March 19 at 10:30 Interment ~Glenwood Cemetery. ES 8. On Sunday. March 12:45 o'clock a.m 2007 _Columbia S OWE! Nd lcv:‘a 'lrlenaf wen and mother of Dr Floyd M. Owen and Mrs. P. J. Marshall of mu ity - Puneral Tuesday’ March 2 o'clock p.m.. from the above Testdence. ° Relatives ind Triends foots ed. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. PARKER, WALKER ROBERT. ri it ite Setuday.” March 18P WALKER KER of ‘1149 Pist St mwo the. devored Buskani of Georgia' Parker. loving father of Lena and Arthur Parker and brother of Wes- ley Parker and Florence Parker of Phil elphia. He also leaves a_host of Siher relatives ‘and fricnds” “Ramains resting at the 8. P. Morrow & Co. fu- neral parlors. 1344 4th st. n.w. Pu- neral Tuesday. ch 19 v 7 y ment Wednesday, March 20. ison County. Va. REED. MARY V. On Monday March 1% ARY V. REED. aged 53 years beloved mother of Roscoe B Recd. ‘Extie Alexander. Elizabeth and Amer Re: Funeral from her late residence. 12 Est. ne._on Wedresday. March 20. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends fnvited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery, 19 SHEPPERSON. BESSIE. On Priday. March 15 BESSIE SHEPPERSON, Ioved' mother ‘of Theodogis, Sepvuel and Howard Shepperson and Lucille Artis. Funeral Tuesday. March 19. at 1 p.m from the W. Ernest Jarvis funerai church. 1432 You st. nw. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ~ Remains may ‘be ‘viewed at the above parlors after 10 a.m. Monday. SKIADOS. VASELEKL On Sunday er(h 1 5ungral from the Deal funeral De. on Tuesday. rch 150 at 2 pm " peher w & Sophia’s Greek Church’ &th and n'w. where services will be held at 230 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. TOWNSEND, JOHN WILSON. On Eltqr- day. March 16 1935 Ke Md.._JOHN N, of the'late Elizabeth Gayley a ther of Dr. James Gayley Townsend of Washington. D. C.. and Wilson L. Town- send of Kensington. Md. _Body resting at the chavel of Warner E. Pumphres's funeral home. Rockville. at his_late residence ave. ~Kensington March 19. a8 8 pm. Interment West Laure Hills Cemetery. Philadelphia. Pa.. on Wednesday. March 20. 19 WHITTEY, CHARLOTTE = On Sunday. March i7 1935 at Blue Plains. D. C.. HITTEY, d W1 oted moth~ e of William E. and Edward Whittey. !hc also leaves a sister i relatives and friends mains resting at the John T. Rhines Iurenl chapel, i"v,d and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral ater. WRIGHT. MARTIN REMINGTON. Saturday March_16 ters residence. 12071z C s IN REMINGTON. me belc\ed brother of Miss Prances M On 1935 at Tig sis- a0 home 1 Until Tuesday Mareh 19, 3130 Mass will be offered ai St. Agnes’ Church, Shepherdstown. W. . &t 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. Relatives friends are 'invited. ' Interment Elmwood Cemetery. Siiepherdstown. W. In Memoriam. DEANE. DOROTHY MAY. ing remembrance of DOROTHY MA' In sad but love loving daughter DEANE. who departed March 18 is day to me. The day on which you died our memory will cling to my heart 1L T jest by yo MOTHER. VICTORIA SNOW. HARRIS, ELIZA. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear mother. ELIZA HARRIS. who passed away four years 2g0 today. March 1. 1931 A wonderful mother. friend and aide, One who was better God never made. rful friend. so loyal and true. n 2 million, that. mother. was you | HER DEVOTED, SON AND DAUGHTER IN-LAW. C. H. AND M. L. HARRIS. *+ HARRIS. MATTIE M. A loving tribute ta the memory of ‘our Wife and mother. Ars, MATTIE M, HARRIS. who left ui eight years ago. March 18, 19 | In our hearts she liveth stil H. HARRIS AND HETTIE HARRIS DOLMAN LAURA V. 1In loving memory L AGRA"Y HARVEY who Gesatied mn life “one year ago foday. March 18 HER CHILOREN. JOSEPH L. AND VAL- P. HARVE ago today. NESBY. MARY H. Sacred to the memory of our dear sister and aunt. Mrs. MARY H. NESBY. who departed this life one year ago today. 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