Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1935, Page 9

WALTER MARLOW, ATTORNEY, DEAD College Park Resident Was Widely Known in Washington. By a Staft Correspondent of The Star. COLLEGE PARK, Md.. March 22.— Walter H. Marlow, 71, prominent at- torney, financier and merchant of ‘Washington, home here today. He was a director and attorney for the National Capital Bank, the East ‘Washington Savings Bank, the East- ern Building & Loan Association and the National Capital Insurance Co. For years he served as vice president and treasurer of the Marlow Coal Co. Mr. Marlow also belonged to the District of Columbia Bar Association and the Columbia Historical Society. He was born in Washington, March 20, 1864, the son of Walter H. and Eliza Turner Marlow, who came to the Capital from Maryland and settled on Capitol Hill. After being graduated from the ‘Washington public schools and Har- vary University, Mr. Marlow studied law at Columbia College, now George ‘Washington University, where he re- ceived his degree in 1891. His wife, formerly Miss Grace Les- ter. died in 1930. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Victor Myers. and two brothers, Ernest W. Marlow of U. S. died suddenly at his| New York and Morris E. Marlow of ‘Washington. Funeral services will be held at his late residence here, tomorrow at 2 pm. Rev. Ronalds Taylor, rector of ‘St Andrew’s Episcopal Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Rock Creek | cemetery. ZEBULON LLOWE DIES; WAS DRUGGIST HERE Former Proprietor of Arlington Store Engaged in Farming in Maryland After Retirement. Zebulon Llowe, former proprietor of the Arlington Drug Store, Vermont avenue and H street, died Wednesday night at the home of J. Hobson Jones, Tilghman, Talbot County, Md. He had been in {ll health for several years. He was 75 years old. Following his retirement as a drug- gist, Mr. Llowe was engaged for many years in farming on Eastern Shore. Surviving him are a brother and sister. Funeral services were held today at 1 o'clock at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, followed by inter- ment in the cemetery there. W. C. SCRIBNER DIES William Carey Scribner, an em- ploye of E. D. Means, commission produce merchant, died Tuesday at Gallinger Hospital. He was a life- long resident of Washington. Besides his widow, Mrs. Josie V. Scribner, he is survived by a son, A. Eugene Scribner; his mother, Mrs. Arthur E. Pyles, and a sister, Mrs. Roy Wolfe, all of this city. Funeral services were held yester- day, followed by burial in Cedar Hill Cemeter HEALTH RECORDS Show that Chambers has a greater percentage of funerals per population of the larger cities than any undertaker in the United States. 6 Chapels 12 Parlors 20 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances 25 Assistants We are one of the Largest Undertakers in the World and we will furnish the finest service A Complete Funeral as Low as 875 In Case of 1400 Chapin NW. Col. 0432 Death, Call e/’ 517 11th SE. Linc. 4477 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World M TR Y NG P G A e 1 MRS. PIERPOINT, ALEXANDRIA, DIE 82 Living Descendants Sur- vive—Was Active Until Recent Years. By a Btaff Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 22.— Leaving 82 living descendants, Mrs. Helen Roberta Plerpoint, 90, who was born here in 1845, when Alexandria was a part of the District of Co- lumbia, died last night at her home, 76 Alexandria avenue. A prominent church and charity ‘worker until recent years, Mrs. Pler- point was the last living charter member of the Anne Lee Memorial Home. She served for a number of years on the Board of Managers of the Alexandria Hospital and was a life-long member of the Trinity Methodist Church. She remained keenly interested in current events up to her death. She leaves 5 daughters, 5 sons, 35 grandchildren, 36 great-grand- children and 1 great-great-grand- child. Her sons are John A. Pierpoint of Washington, Rev. Willlam Pier- point of Martinsburg, W. Va.; Oscar, Charles and Walter Pierpoint of this city. The daughters are Mrs. George Aspinwall and Mrs. Roy Winston of Washington and Mrs. John G. Runaldue, Mrs. Harry Spiller and Mrs. George Kidwell of Alexandria. She was the widow of the Jonathan Pier- point. Funeral arrangements are not com- iple(p. | SENATE COTTON PROBE TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK “Surprises” Promised During $10,000 Study of Break in Market. By the Associated Press. The Senate Agriculture Committee's inquiry into the recent break in the | cotton market will get underway next | week with a promise of “surprises.” Chairman Smith said the investiga- | tion, for which $10,000 has been ap- propriated, would delve into the many phases of marketing cotton. | Meanwhile, Smith continued to study closely the cotton situation, John H. McFadden, president of the New York Cotton Exchange. and rep- resentatives of Egyptian cotton inter- ests. The conference with McFadden concerned changes in rules and regu- lations of the exchange, while the | meeting with the Egyptian repre- | sentatives related to the world price and consumption of cotton SEVENTH AND F Truly Remarkable Values in Stylish All-Wool SPRING SUITS holding conferences yesterday with | MRS. ROUECHE DIES; WAS CHURCH LEADER Resident of Capital for 14 Years Succumbs to Brief Illness. Funeral Tomorrow, Mrs. Margaret T. Roueche, widow of John T. Roueche, and a resident of Washington for 14 years, died Wednesday evening at her home in the Montana Apartments, 1726 M street, after a brief illness. A native of Salisbury, N. C,, Mrs. Roueche came here after the death of her husband. She was & promi- pent member of St. Matthew's Catho- lic Church and was identified with many church activities. Mrs. Roueche is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Sidney Lynch of West Haven, Conn.; Sister Mary Savier of Asheville, N. C.; and Hor- tense, Agnes and Gertrude, all of ‘Washington, and two sons, Law- rence, who lives here, and Rev. Father John F. Roueche of Naza- reth, N. C. Funeral services and burial will be in Salisbury tomorrow. Rev. Father Roueche will officiate. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. ‘Tea, Women’s Democratic Educa- tional Council, Mayflower Hotel, 4 p.m. Card party, Ladies’ Auxiliary of Follow-Me Post 1830, V. F. W., 1404 Allison street, 8 p.m. Lecture by Willlam E. Brown, C. S. B, of Los Angeles, Calif, “The Science and Art of Spiritual Living,” | Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, Sixteenth and Meridian streets, 8 p.m. Bingo party, Orient Commandery’s Ladies' Auxiliary, Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, 8 p.m. Dance, George -Washington Univer- sity, freshman class, Wardman Park Hotel, 10 p.m. Lecture by Prof. James R. Adams, “The Breath of the Almigh before the League for the Larger Life, 1414 Sixteenth street, 8 p.m. Lecture by Frank Simonds, “The Latest Developments in European Af- fairs,” before the Washington Public Affairs Forum, 3034 P street, 8 pm. Tllustrated lecture by Prof. Oscar Autritt, “Communism in Russia and | Its Influence in America, Presbyterian Church, 8 p.m. ‘Tourney, four one-act plays by the Negro Intercollegiate Dramatic Asso- ciation, Garnett Patterson auditorium, 8 pm. ‘TOMORROW. Dinner, University of California Alumni, Cosmos Club, 7 p.m. Card party, Areme Chapter, Order | of Eastern Star, Wardman Park Hotel, 2 pm. Bingo party and entertainment, Knights of Columbus Club, 8:15 p.m. EISEMAN’S 1S UM TN 0 R 8 WO SR 02 4 Shirred and yoke backs; form-fitting backs The best suits we have offered at $24.75. in the newest Spring shades Choose from the newest and smartest styles—shirred, yoke, sport backs, as well as dozens of form-ftting models. Suits for men and young men faultlessly tailored and richly finished. Fine hard finished worsteds and cassimers that hold their shape. Tweeds, stripes, tans, greys, blue, browns—all are here. All in all, it's the most outstanding presentation we ever offered at $24.75. Buy your Spring and Easter suit tomorrow. Charge it and pay conveniently in April, M.y and June. No interest to use our payment plan. Open a Charge Account NOTHING DOWN—JUST PAY $8.25 IN APRIL $825 INMA Y $8.25 IN JUNE PRING TOPCOATS 247 Nothing Down—Just Pay $8.25 Monthly MRS. LEWIS DIES; HARDING'S SISTER Was Known Here Through Visits to Washington—Fu- neral Monday in Ohio. Mrs. Abigail Harding Lewis, 59, & sister of the late Warren G. Hardlag and a frequent visitor to Washington, died today at her residence, Stone Gables, at Marion, Ohio, after an ill- ness of about four years. Mrs. Lewis visited her brother sev- eral times while he was in the White House and often returned here to stop with her sister, Mrs. Herbert H. Votaw, utdthe latter'’s home in Takoma Park, Md. During President Harding's tenure of office, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Votaw made an extended trip to South America, where they were received by presidents as “honored guests and widely entertained. Mrs. Lewis, a graduate of Vassar College, was a teacher in Marion High School prior to her marriage in 1924 to Ralph T. Lewis, Marion real estate dealer. Mrs. Lewis’ maiden name was Abi- gail Victoria Harding, but she was known to the late President Harding and other members of the family as “Daisy.” In addition to her husband and her sister here, Mrs. Lewis is ~urvived by another sister, Mrs. Charit, E. Rems- berg of Santa Ana, Calif., and the following nieces and nephsws: Mrs. Helen R. Adams, Misses Nellmarie and Katherine Remsberg of Califor- nia, Dr. George T. Harding, 3d; Dr. Warren G. Harding of Sydney, Aus- tralia; Mrs. Ruth Harding Evans of California and Charles and Mary Harding of Worthington, Ohio. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at Marion, and burial will be in the Harding family lot near the Harding Memorial. 400 SLATED TO ATTEND Approximately 400 delegates are ex- pected to attend the Salvation Army Young People's Conference opening tomorrow at the Salvation Army Au- through Sunday afternoon. Col. Albert S. Norris of Atlanta, re- cently appointed chief secretary of the | Army in the Southern territory, and Mrs. Norris will preside. They will be assisted by Maj. James Asher and Mrs. Asher of the District of Colum- bia divisional staff. Maj. Sidney E. Cox, song writer, also will take an | active part in the two-day program. The feature of the conference will be a young people’s demonstration tomor- row night in which representatives from all branches of the Washington corps and Alexandria will take part. Loss of $400 Reported Mrs. Helen Keys, 1740 Fuclid street, assist in the recovery of a pocketbook lost on the street yesterday. She said the pocketbook contained $400 in cash, fountain pen, pencil and per- sonal papers when she lost it while going from Sixteenth and K to Four- teenth and G streets. (edar Hlll Wammw Cme erg FOR REFERENCE ASK YOUR fUNERAL DIRECTOR For a Regular $150 Funeral $75 No Extras! has taken 25 years and a uuanv increasing volume of business to permit the establishment of a_ price that is extraordinary. Deal service is alwave the same. f{rrespective of price. WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Ph. LI. 8200-8201 FOUND. FOR LOST OR WANTED ANDMALS Animaio Hescue 'League 110 ot “Bow Phone North 5730 DIAMOND WRIST WATCH (lady: enamel Send description ln w. paper._Address B ox RS Star offce. POCKETBOOK. 's._containing rings and wrist wnlch Maren: 16, ‘Atdress Box 405:8, Star_office no ! this Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star _up to 11 p.m. Saturday. ATRDALE—Full grown, male; curly black 4nd,tan hair; name on collar reads - Bud- Phone Atl. ams st BARREL of she.fler nn between 17th L‘!:‘ N and 2 CAT—Reward for return of gray tiger female cat; has youns kittens. 1753 Co- fimbla Gd.. Apt. 8. columbia_5807-3- CIGARETTE_CASE. gold. with initials week of March 10 to 16: contained red card with owner's name. ~Phone District 5298 between 10 and 5. epherd sheep dog. resembles col- pblack, white little ta ward. L. 11 Conn. ave. North 18 iie; M. !'YBGLABSES day morning Phone_District in black case. Mon- on (;veor;h ave. car line. IRISH SETT! affectionate, thi: 1l Cleveland 696 B LLEWELLYN SETTER lost or stolen. Land- Md.: female, brown spots Clarke, RGNETTE. bout uflu on Wednesda. b 4 METROPOLITAN _FOLICE BADGE o, 1336, Pinder return to Pvt. Prank T. Ippo- iito, Trafic Bureau. 462 Indlan ne2 n.w. POCKETBOOK, Black Thurs e;e In Mayfair F R.estluun Reward. 1313 Teather, Trinidad contained_key. ne_North 8782. uu.mty of ool marle st. n.w. 1d_bridee downtown, TOOTH. K. Wedne dl’ eward. Phona Greenwood Unlonnu.s 2). 2 sho) Notify Takom: Latindry. Hyatts. 1135, WATCH xold Wlllhl itials * mental renonl 2825 20th st. tional 6400._br. 398 WIRE-HAIRED RRIER— ;vmudbody o hnck uddl: ::n 't‘.:'.:! urned _ scar _on T8 Lo y' Reward. c-ll Durothy mn]n' Dis- trm a:um, br, 671, 0, or West coats_on Georgia otor Co. or Carter Liberal reward. closed face, in- valued for senti- Balove, Thurs Mayflower. " Ciadteh, 4118 wjs. SALVATION ARMY RALLY | ditorium, 606 E street, and continuing | yesterday afternoon asked police to| BALDERSON, xu'm' R Lo "'“’ufiui’:l.""i‘:.%‘.‘.‘a Iatner of” william Balderson a{‘ Oherry- d:n"z‘g.mn“:hm x..'.e'ri\“.m Emanue! Ceinetery. Baden. Md.. at 12 noon. 23 BAYLOR. LONDON. De Bunday, March 17, fl.'{l's“ ot Galiner Hospital. LONDON BAYLOR. beloved LUCIUS. al Remains_resting at Ford's . 1300 _South Capitol st until Saturday. March 23, at 11:30 a.m’; thence to Mount Tabor Baptist Church. Caroline Co.. Va. where funeral serv- p.m., Rev. Gate- Intermeat church cemetery. BRONSON, SIMON DOMINIC. On Wed- nesday, March 20, 1935, at hig resic dence, 1 Park SIMON DOMINIC BRONBON. “beloved Homaad of Anna C. Bronson (nee Pitzgerald). 1 from he Apove, residence on o 'the Shrine of the Saceed Heln vheu requiem mass will be said riel - et Yisunt ollvar denyiied. Igter- BRONSON, SIMON D. Members of Wa gton Council. N Kmlhtl of Omumbdl lu vised of the death on Wed) day. March 20, 1045, oy residence. s Park road ST Brother SIMON b, RONSON and are requested to attend the funeral services 8 Sacred Heari Churcn on Saturday, . at 10 am. The members will nat st the_late residence of Brother Bronson on Friday. March 52. at B otion 'Ot ‘Dravers “for the ae" oA JONES. Grand Knieht. HAROLD F. DR A D WILKINSON BEHRLE, ELIZABETH. On Friday, March 195, ELIZABETH BEHRLE (STEAL- NECKER). She is survived by two daughters, one son. twenty-one grand- children and _seventeen great-grand- children. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Anna T. Grady. 143 Carroll st on Tuesday. March t 830 am: thence to St. Peter's Church. where mass will be offered at am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemeters. Relatives and iriends nvited to attend On Wednesday. Sibley Memoria NGAME. b ME. NELLIE. ngame. Padgett’s se. where . March e (Annapolis’ papers Interment An- please SENATE CONFIRMS REED NOMINATION R. F. C. Counsel Becomes New Solicitor General After De- clining Judgeship. By the Assoctated Press Senate confirmation of Stanley F. Reed as solicitor general yesterday added a stalwart New Deal exponent to the administration’s legal forces at a time when many issues are ap- | proaching a Supreme Court test. Reed, a Kentucky lawyer, quit his $12,500-a-year place as Reconstruc- tion Finance Corp. general counsel |and refused a $10,000-a-year Fed- | eral judgeship to take the solicitor | generalship at $10,000. Under the law, Reed will act as Attorney General if ever Attorney General Cummings is absent or ill. The new solicitor began Govern- ment service under a Republican ad- ministration in 1920, when he was named general counsel of the Farm Board. Friends said that, although he always had been an active Demo- crat, his record with the burley to- this post. His first appearance before the Supreme Court, a score of years ago, was on a “New Deal” matter of that era. As a Kentucky lawyer and legislator he defended the workmen's regarded as bold social legislation. Now as solicitor general he is in charge of all Supreme Court work for the Govemmem. TAKES OFFICE MONDAY Jelleff to Be Sworn In as Parole Board Member. Frank R. Jelleff, new member of the Board of Indeterminate Sentence and Parole, will be sworn into office | Monday. He was named a few days ago by the Commissioners to succeed the late William W. Bride. ‘The Parole Board will select its own chairman at an organization meeting following the induction of Mr. Jelleff. Ma rriage Licenses. | Howard D. Mason, 24. 1201 Kenyon st. and Mildred L. Jackson, 19, Boyds. Md.; C_T. Murray. | Jobs R Srackson 40 Snows ct., Blanche Cole. 27, 245 Smows cl.. rvey | Seliuei Bickman. 20 and Msra T, Ogler. both of Baltimore: Rev. S. H. Metz. Benjamin L. Geber, . and Dorothy | senm 220, both of Baltimore: Rev. foch | Cutry' pedie. 24, 1524 15th st. and Co 428 Corcoran st R 2L 1207 th«i!. lsllllld and Rev. Clavin Anderson. Pab] Tackson, S 1001 Ath st -and Alce Boon. 21, ‘641 Morton st.. Rev. Wiley ay. 521, Lth st.. and 1112 L st.7 Rev. am, David Fry 21. and Rose Drake. 35. gcolh ln( Richmond. Va.: Rev. L. 1. Me- Thomas M. Murphy. 762 Hob: < d Rosa Le it B th st.. and 1 Rev. Geo Pv? "r'f"?" Florence M earey orence Mass.. L. d. 19, 11“‘ 17! C rvh 'are th st.: Rev. rey Oren’ W. Harrison, 23. Clarendon, Va.. and Wilhelmine Warinck. 19, 1477 Wm';_!'lrr st.: Rev. H. H R urh ‘A Cora A. T4he calumbie T ; Rev. 21, Soldiers' Home H¢ -nd Audrey Norbury_ 20, - v Re\ Al ’.B % Charles. lnd 18 Norgorden. 1 boy. . and Evelyn Welis. boy. and Gertrude Conroy. boy. . and Mary Casson. boy. . and_Grace E:cmn--r. boy. . "and Vera Smith. . and_Florence [F;one boy. y wnd Mortie Turtasiimo. eirl. H. and Maie Bullock. eirl. Emory L. and Lillian_ Evler. girl George and Beulah Russman, girl. Joe and Mary Green. boy. Louts and Betty Kurtz. boy nd, Rlivert 1, ‘and Batly Byaym. Bov. George S. and Ella Stephens. boy. Earng nd Rose Merkel. bo: and_Adria_Davis. girl. nd Helen Ingrick. eirl hy Rogers. eirl. lor. William and Louise No S A Giarestne Hail. soy. Charles and Derothy Carroil. girl. Robert and Ophelia Henson girl. Costello M. and Thelma Beil. boy. —_— Deaths Reported. Klfll{rln! T. Andrews, 76, 2301 Connecti- ut ave M. Bogla. 76, 2517 17 i ellings 78 Ziolex "Hgspit Bobert C Felker, 70, Lutheran Home Prausie T Rote. 40, Veterans' Adminis- tration Pacility. Roy anondl;umamfl Oth st. s.w. s, Infirm. !.nue V. Kennedy. 50. 31 Florida ave. n elyn ‘Sheoherd. 49. Gallinzer Hm Elizabeth Stephenson, 45. Gallinger H D ts kg W. Nowell. 45. Oeo town Channel. 11th st !nn lon %.;y olll‘f 22. l*l]lnler Iicmlul Clarence I. Freedmen’s Hos. h’n‘flld Geraldine h—n LR bacco growers' co-operatives won him | compensation law of that State, then | Beaths. ANDREW. o DrBerted rur:hD (% nusm." ALD- 7 their Jov a CALDWELL, on Tu, Gcinnoer en v ack Catdwell: " bert ‘and William Beatty. Remains Iesting at Ruth Dabneys funeral homz O st. Interment Sunda March 24" at Gnarlotie. N DAVll JOEL. On_Thurs . Mareh 21, 1838, at his residence, B st ne. vie. jr. Remains resting funeral home. 310 Wilson bl don, Pui 30 from 1Ives' chapel. In- jrment Arliigton National “Cemetery. latives and friends invited. DAVIS. ELIZA. On Priday March "",5: her_residence. 2R O'Brien D ZA DAVIS, the beloved wife of Sons aushier of Eliza Toswell, aister ‘of Frances Brown, John. Jeffer- loll lnd Mary Mdlhew; Puneru] Mon- rch pm.. from the Erient Jevis Tuneral Ehureh. 1435 You st n.w. Interment Woodiawn Ceme- tery. 24 ¥ ARDEN, WILLIAM R. 1935, At Bellevue ploy EN. beloved son 0 The 1aie Jemmes D und Anr_ Ruther- ford Parden' and brether of Mrs. Rich- ard J. Lane of Boston, M Anna’ F. 2 2.2 On March_20. tal, New York at Hysong’s parlor “Interment Rock Ci ron zsnn. MARY FRANCES. On Wed- nesday. March 20. 1935 at her resi- Vi MARY FRANCES dence. Vlenn o 1A w Jsmu Allen m. inera; urv.cu Il lhe urc! of the Brethren Oaktol at C‘h rn:‘ Relatives and fnendx mvlud Inter- ment church cemetery. GIBBONS, JORN lol!l:v Suddenly, on Friday. 'March 22 The residence of ks daughtsr. Walker (nee Gibbons) 1140 Buchanan st. n.w. JOHN ROBEY e foved Tisband of Myriie Glboons Net tice of funeral later. lelln JORN PRESSLE New ori He 15 survived Y _two daughters. Reland Shostac of New York City and Laura Bassette of one brother. William also of Washington. Pune; services” will De heid at the ch wel Lee's {unrr:l home, 4th st ave ne. Saturday evening Mnrrh at & o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Fort Lincoin C tery. GlAllfl 20, 1935, after a brief ngton LEWIS. On Wednesday. March iliness, at Preed- /1S GRAYSON of a w. He leaves U mourn their loss a father half-sister and other Puneral Saturdav > pm. from Henry 9 W & Son’s funeral home. 4# Interment in Payne's Cem GREES. ESQUIE. De on Thursday, March - GREES of 1011 T st to mourn their loss Hall. and a father. Arthur Jackson: five ers and a host of ot relatives and friends. Remains resting th home. Notice shington st. nw this _life ESQUIE nw. She leaves a motner. Vioia GRICE. HASSIE. On Thursday. March 1 Tuberculosis Hospital. later on Rh!nu funeral chapel. Notice of funeral ELLEN Priday M 2, 1838 Kentucky ‘ave. se. MARY loved wife of the late Charles and mother of Charles Walte: Mrs. Thomas E_ Orr and Mrs. Joseph Schrugss. Puneral from the above resi- dence on Monday. March L) terment Mount Ol HARRIS. ELLA denly on Fr loss & devoted husban one sister. Clara Hi Julia Mitchell and other ds, Remains at Cam phell's faneral Notice of fu- HARRISON, on Wednzcdas OHN H am u aar Narc 1r The Ghurch of Our Redeemer Kth near Barry place n w D.E. man_officiating. are invited to attend mony etery. HENRY. JOHN F denly. on Wed; at the Grafto: JOH! Bioved hon of doha and M He also leaves to mourn their sisters, Mrs Henry of Washington. Einia’ Henry of Eniiadeiphia Pear] Owens of Halifax. Va : tw ¢rs, Robert and Raleigh Henry of Wash- and a, of other rel 'mains resting at LiToy's funcral home h ve. n.w. until thence t0 his t Pl n.w Mx\e‘ and lr‘ol Interment H oss four ess. I March . AUGUSTUS. On Friday. March 9. after & brief Hoemitel TUS sr. and Jonnny John- rson and Mary Stewart, brother of Ida Hunt and Cyrus Johnson. Many other relatives and friends sury Remaing resting W Sshentt rd And Whittingham pl. ni.e. Rev. J. A. Wheeler pastor of Antioch Bantist Church. of which Mr. Johnson was a deacon. offi- ciating. Interment in Lincoln Memorial Cemeters. v On ‘Thursday. P0A8 s her Sesidenee 540 LAURA V. JOHNSON. the funeral church. 3 p.m. Saturday: residence. Funeral Sunday at 1 pm. from her late residence. terment Woodlawn Cemetery 2% N URA V. at her residence. ’ LAURA V_ JOHNSO! the beloved sister of Rachel Turn: Remains resting at the W. Evnest Jarvis neral church until Saturday. March noon. Funeral Sunday. March 24, at'1 o'clock sharp. from her late resi- dence. Rev. O. Rand officiating. Rest__sweet spirit._rest HER SISTER. RACHEL TURNER. JOHNSON, LAURA V. To the Officers and Mrmben of the DNrul Grand Lodge N. G. U. O. of Chaldeans: You R i gall haeeting for our P. G M. Sister URA V. NSON. on Friday, March Fishermen's ’ll'emplr Thursday, oo, at & pm Funeral Sunday, March h‘nm her lnle r!sldence T4 CLIAM BRENT. D. G, M. 2 BARNES 68 Suddenly, on Mon- h 1K, 1935 at his hom: CAMPBELL P. KING. son of Eleanor Wright King and the late Charles King LEAR WESLEY. On Wednesdav. 9335, at his residence. i WESLEY. beloved son of Mrs. Laura Kline and brother of | Miss Rachel Kline. Funeral service at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N st. n.w. on Satu at 5 pm. °Inter- ment Sunday at Northumberland. Pa. LEE. HATTIE ELIZABETH. On Frida March 22, 1935, at her residence M st. W widow of William H. Lee and mother of A Lee. Notice of funeral later. On Wednesday night. at home of J. Hobson Talbot County, Md., WE. Funeral todas. at 1 p.m., from Si. Michael's hurch. LYNCH. DENNIS J. On Wednesday, March 935. st the residence of hii sister. 3rd st. n.e. DEN- NIB J LYNCH b?loufl husband of the late Annie C. Lynch (nee Welch) and son of the late John and Alice Lynch. Funeral will be' heid from the above dence on Saturday. March 23. at 30 a.m. Requiem mass at St. Alovsius urch at % a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- Y SAIA Oon Fridnv Mlxrh sARA' VANYPENNY. Hysong's, 1300 n.w March 4, k. Gnio MARLOW. WALTER . IR 0% Thuis- 2 AL his residence. STiese ‘Bark. Md. WALTER H loved husband of the late Grace L. low. Services will be held a msfil[-u sidence on Saturday March 2 2 pm. Interment in Rock Creek Ceme- tery. TINEK, EMMA, _ Suddeply. on Tues- My Matcn 10, 1935, at her fesidence, Kenilworth, N s 3 of avers of me.arl&:m Pa, Fu neral services e ve l’Qlldth! on Priday. March 22. at 2 Rela- tives and friends are lnvl(ed lmer- ment Prospect Hill Ceme(en MEADE, CATHERINE. Thursday. March 21. 1935 at wWalter Recd Gen- gral Hospital CATHERINE MEADE (nee Rudden). beloved wife of th: e il lizm E. Meade of U. 5. A. Me E and Beloved mother of "Aenes Meods Scott of 16 5th st. se. Funeral will be ne: ch at 9 am. Ment Mount Olivet. Cemeters and friends invited. Relativ s 2 35, at hln rmderce lm South Pitt st. Ajexandria. Va. THOMAS the belnved husblnd of Mary J. gent. | Pune 8t (New York papers | Braflzn. PIERPOINT, MRS. H. R. March 21 1935 at I iy R. PIERPOINT. aged 90, Puneral from e . Mrs. John G. Home " oF e Runaldue, ot AEandria, V. 25, st 2 pm Ipte ment Bethel Cemetery. PINKNEY. JOHN F. Departe ‘Weanesiay morniys. -w.’m. %. "’H» a B cpidence, 145" Heckman ' st. ne. JOHN F. PINKNEY. He leaves to mourn el oss & Joving wife. Mrs. Abble R. Pinkney; s daughter. Dorothy Pinkney: Tour "brothers. Hobert, Arihar. George and Joseph Pinkney: two_sisters. Mrs. Henrietta Dodson and Mrs. Isabelis Bowie: a devoted mother-in- rs Elizabeth Davis: a sister-in-law. Miss Carrie Davis and a host of other rel tives and friends. Remains restin, his late residence until Sunday. M; 24: thence to Ebenezer M urch 4th and D sts. se.. where funeral sers- ices will be held at 1:30 W, A. Euglish officiating {riends invited Memorial Cemetery: PYATT. JENNIE E. On Thursday. H-rm 21. 1035, at 8:15 a.m.. at her residence, 407 A st. ne. JENNIE E. PY. beloved sister of Mrs of Boston. M and the becca Smith, sister-in-law of bert Bmith and 'devoted aunt of Bernard. Juniata Smith and the late Merie Hon- esty Nesbit. She also leaves other rela- tives and friends to mourn their_los Notice of funeral later. 24° ute vu “and lnurm'm, at mem QUILLIGAN, ll.len!'rn FRANCES. Thursday. Md ELIZA m CES GAN. devoted sister of Mrs. B. H. yer and Mrs. W (o illiam 1Hll’l“n! of Hart- e Bhlne Of The Blesved Sacras E:l:l Ehurcn on, Saturdey. “March am. s and’relatives invited. © Inters ment Rock Creek Cemetery, REDMAN, WILLIAM D. on W March * 20, B Forestviie " Ya AM DM. h 1 the “home of brot Jnrr:/H Redman. in King seum'%o’v'fn'- ROBINSON. ELIZA. On Wednesday. March 0. 14 10" pm_ ar her residence 1:3th ne "FLIZA ROBINSON beloved mother of Bertha Jones. Levi and Albert Neal and James Robinson & her also are m.. from ¢ ‘Chireh. Nichols ave . Rev etery. SHEAHAN. ANNA. Su day. March ] ain “H Sheanan e At the home of her daueh- B Trlativer n fiin !'“P(.d, Interment Mou ol DONALD EDWARD. Departed life on Thursdav. March @31y Hospital. DONALD - \ARn “I\JPSO\ beloved mn of !l’;n Do rON. peigved son Eaves™ “isdrn Walt 120 “Carrolibure " Sunday_ March L sts. n.w.. Rev Randolph Interment Woodlawn Cem- ted this life 135 g RS He leaves ed him. but God ved him best THE FAMILY | WILLIAMS, FLLEN. W M .IOII\ H. l?vna"!d this lite Matilda R-ob"u and May | HATTIE ELIZABETH LEE, |~ 5 | S rvices’ will be held at the chapel of | 4th_and Mass. Ave. N.E ted ELLEN WILLIANS Sat t 9 am. fro M L MATTHEWS. Pres, Sec HARRIS. Departed this his residence. R Wi ne. LIAMS, <on ot the 1ate Recin and Han. ms. ~ He leaves to mourn ed wife. Anna M. w1. Dennis of Bal er. Norm: of other rejat! Funeral Saturday. at 1:30 pm. from Dorsey pel enn Dale Md ' Relatives and friends ed. mains resting at his late Jay st. n.e. JOSEPH HILL. _Suddenly. on Thursdas March 2111635 JOBEPH HIL] MMERMAN ord h H, Zimmerman Md br Williame. and a host d friends, son of M of 4 Hillt Body i Phres's fun homv “5471 Georgia av Iv Mc Serviccs and intérment Mo. in Memorium. . IDA §. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of eur mother IDA 8. BETTER. who passed III\ two years ago today March 22 HER' SONS. CHORGE AND FLAER BRYANT. LEWIS J. In loving_memory of my dear husband. LEWIS J. BRYANT. xho left me one year ago today. March & Kangas City. Dear husband. you are not forgotten, ver shall you be emory last, N emember thee FE JA 8coTT NS. LILLIAN M nemors ' of LILLIAI departed this | but whose spiri 111 JOH‘I R HAWKING AN WILSON. BAVGHTER HUNTER, SANDY 7. brance of our dear son”and broth SANDY Z HUNTER. Who departed this life March 22. I have had my years of sorrow. I am suffering the awful loss; But for the sake of Jesus I will try to bear the cross VUTHER AND SISTER. Sacred to the M. HAWKINS. who year 280 today, March D ESTHER HA HUSBAND us, In loving remem- of my dar- Ier CCONSTANCE . "JONES. o Jeft me rine years ago t March Your memories with_me shall always s DEVOTED MOTHER. * ¥ E B. In sad but sweet and loving memery of our mother. NANNIE B, PENN who deoarted, thit mo one year ago today, March 22 No one knows how much we miss you. No one knows th ve have suffer Life has never bes THE CHILDREN. In sad but loving re- our ‘daughter and sister. (PINKEY) TIPPETT, de- this life ‘five years ago today. 'BROTHER AND SISTER FUNERAL DIRECTORS TIPPETT. LOUISE. membrance of LOUISE . V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original R. Speare establishment NGB aee 1009 H St. N.W. ALMUS R. SPEARE smccndmn (hr Original W. R. SPEARE rommy 1208 H St. N.W Decatur 6242. 1623 Conn Ave. | J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium Lincoln 5200 Frank Geir's Sons Co. 1113 Seventh 8t NW. N Ational 2473 Modern_Chapel. b Joseph F. Birch’s Sons AYCOCK, Mgr.) lished 1541 5034 ) heet 1881 M St. N.W. CHAS S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. ~ Phone Llmcoln 0372. “JOHN R. WRIGHT _ 1337 _10th St. N.W. _ Phone North 0047 er’ One of the Largest _Undertakers in the World FU\EBALS DE‘“GVS " Geo. C. 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