Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1935, Page 9

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR . OLD _GOLD LOUlS ABRAHAMS Established 40 Yrs. 711 G St. N.W. 7 10w FAREs. {3 NEW YORK (Six Thru Expresses) 5.50 NORFOLK (Stops U.S. Naval Gate) 4.20 MIAMI 16.10 - PITTSBRGN $6 - BOSTON 8.50 CHICAGO $13.ST.LOUIS 15.50 - RICHMND 2.50 CLEVELAND 8.50-PHILA 3.50 -LOS ANGLS 39.50 —savings to all points U. 8. or Canada. Phone District 5600 NANNAPOLIS HOTEL &3 TERN. REAT EA > system devotion. 3-YEARLD BOY James E. Dougherty, Jr., Is Fatally Hurt in Front of Home. Three-year-old James E. Dougherty, jr., an only child, was fatally injured late yesterday when struck by an au- tomobile in front of his home at 2106 First street. The boy was rushed to Sibley Hospital, but was dead on ar- rival. Bolomon Grossberg, 30, a lawyer, of 508 M street, driver of the automobile, was released in custody of an attorney, | pending appearance at an inquest to- morrow &t 11:30 a.m, at the District Morgue. | Death Toll Now 28. The boy was said to have gone be- path of Grossberg’s machine. The | death brought to 28 the number of District traffic fatalities this year. The dead boy would.have been 4 years old in_May. In another traffic accident, Police- man Alfred D. Clarke, 27, Traffic Bu- reau. was cut and bruised when | thrown from his motor cycle while chasing a speeding automobile at Wis- consin avenue and Upton street with “ANY FAMILY CAN AFFORD RYAN SERVICE” Dignity and Refinement Characterize Ryan Service The lasting tribute to the memory of a dear departed should be one of beauty and enduring Toward this end, our enti tion has been trained and the facilities of our establishment have been.planned. Years of ex- perience have taught us many ways to provide comfort and convenience—and to do so in a organiza- courteous and understanding manner that fulfills every need. Ryan Ambulance Service Local Calls, $4 James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. e, ATlantic 1700-1701 tween two parked automobiles into the | - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1935. Killed by Auto JAMES E. DOUGHERTY, JE. Policeman E. G. Comingore, who was riding another motor cycle. Clarke was treated at Georgetown Hospital. Thrown from Motor Cycle. Clarke, police say, was thrown from his motor cycle in avoiding striking the automobile when it made a sud- denf turn at Upton street. late yesterday. Irene Ru-s. 38, 2013 New Hampshlre avenue, suffered cuts and bruises when knocked down by street. The other injured was Samuel Butler, 79, colored, 4400 block of Sher- iff road northeast, who received a leg fracture and head struck by an automobile near his Births Reported. Herry and Mary Matthine, box d Aususts beth Gardiner. bos. Margurite Kuhn. boy. bert and Estelle f‘r-wm boy. r and M\dud inley. ‘boy. | Goorie"ana | John and N Lewis lnd Lilly Ed | Herbert and Frances Birch, by lrl( lu:eimh-l bhoy. “\(lnson And Dagny_ Pettit ncv Arthur and Ruby !Vrns)'\ A' | Waiter and Eileen_Blandford. gl | Philip and Norman 3 b William zabeth y . Jamuel lmd Sanda Aifono. llrl jeorge and Louise Bryson, boy. 1728 GONN.AVE. NOrth 00/8 Here Is One Answer to a Charming Bedroom Without Costliness 4 Pieces SOLID MAPLE $8 8.!5 Couldn't you achieve a delightful Maple Bedroom with pieces like these? And so inexpensively, too! The bed, the dresser and mirror, the chest and the vanity and mirror are included at $88.15. Let us show you this and all the other maple groups. Pieces Sold Separately Bed, dou- bleor twin Base..... $12.50 e 919.95 ..., $6.35 Chut of $20 75 522 25 $6.35 lezy MAYER & CO. Bet?veen D and E Seventh Street Two others were hurt in accidents | | an automobile in the 2700 block of Q | injuries when | | Va. ARTHUR T. BRICE, BANKER, EXPIRES Director of National Metro- politan and First Riggs Cashier Dies. Arthur Tighman Brice, 84, a di- rector of the National Metrqpolitan Bank and the first cashier of the Riggs National Bank, died yesterday at his home, 1711 M street. Born April 11, 1850, his participa- tion in banking in this city began with his appointment as private sec- retary to the late William W. Cor- coran, one of Washington's foremost citizens and public benefactors. From there he entered the private banking house of Riggs & Co, which he served steadily until 1896, when it ob- tained & national charter, and he became the first cashier of the Riggs National Bank, Elected in 1909, Mr. Brice was elected a director of the National Metropolitan Bank in 1909. resigning only a few months ago. “No man has served its varied in- teresis with greater loyalty or greater fidelity,” George W. White, president, sald in a statement this morning. “His adherence to the principles and sound methods of banking in the face of swift and radical changes has never wavered. Of him it may truly | be said he has kept the faith as al banker and a man.” Mr. Brice, the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association of the Union, was & graduate of Co- lumbian College, now George Wash- ington University. Three Children Survive. He is survived by a son, Arthur T. Brice, jr., of San Francisco, and two daughters, Mrs. John F. Joline, jr. of Wayne, Pa, and Mrs. H. B. Chubb of Lawrence, Kans. Funeral services will be held at Bt. John’s Churcn, streets, iomorrow at 2 pm. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. The following will act as honorary pallbearers: W. D. Hoover, Harrison Dodge, Col. Alexander Rogers, Wil- liam Francis Sands, Dr. Edward Meigs, Waddy Wood and Georre W. White. CHARLES J. MAINS, 44, EXPIRES IN CALIFORNIA Charles J. Mains, #4, founder and former president of Vasco Products, | Inc, at Brentwood, Md., died March 15 in Glendale, Calif,, it was learned here today. He had gone there for his health in October. Mr. Mains had lived in Washington since 1926. He was a member of Pen- talpha Lodge of Masons here and of the 8hrine and Elks in Wheeling, W. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Nettie O. Mains, who lives with his brother, Homer O. Mains at Brent- wood; his widow, with him in Cali- | fornia, and a son, C. J. Mains, jr., of | Washington. Funeral arrangements have not been formerly treasurer of | Sixteenth and H, THE WEATHER Distriet of Columbia—Cloudy and slightly warmer tonight, followed by ocu.uann rain beginning late tonight or tomorrow; lowest temperature to- night about 44 degrees; colder tomor- row night; gentle shifting winds, be- congn( moderate northwest tomorrow night. Maryland and Virginia—Cloudy and slightly warmer tonight, followed by occasional rain beginning late tonight or tomorrow; slightly warmer on the coast and colder in extreme west por- tion tomorrow; colder tomorrow night. West Virginia—Occasional rain night and tomorrow, possibly changing to snow tomorrow afternoon: colder tomotrow afternoon and night. Report for Last 24 Hows. ‘Temperature, Blrmem Degrees. Yesterday— 4 pm. . 8 pm. Midnight Today— 4am. 8 am. 30.96 Noon .. 20.93 Reocord hf l‘M 24 Hours, (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Xm(hul 85, noon today. Year ago, Lowest, 38, 3:30 a.m. today. Year ago, 40. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 80, on March 21. Lowest, —2, on January 38. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) | Highest, 80 per cent, at 1:30 am. ; ay. Lowest, 25 per cent, at 5:45 p.am. | yeaurday. 20901 Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Surve;.) Today. Tomorrow. 12:34a.m, 1:38a.m. 6:56am. 8:06a.m. 1:09pm. 2:19 pm. .. 8:09p.m. 9:18pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sets. Sun, today.... 6:03 6:26 8un, tomorrow.. 6:01 6:27 Moon, today... 1:17am. 10:33am. Automobile ghts must be turned on one-half nour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1935. Ave. Record. | January - 527 355 709 '82 February ... 237 327 684 '84 March 261 375 884 '91 April e AN 9.13 May 3.70 1069 June 413 1094 High Low High Low ‘89 ‘00 Qard of Thanks | lllml I ou rANNII E. We acknowledge with ul appreciation. iovely floral trib- and many expressions of sympathy mndn bestowed upon us in our be- 3 Bkflfl HUSBAND: ALt L ‘WHARTON cl‘. BRUCE. DAUGHTER uvn SON. DALE. MARCUS. We to thank Yrinds and Tainily for THelr comtorim expressions of sympath hich wi ::n be remembered Ju. :een erati- """ RS. MATTIE DALE AND DAUGHTER. Beaths. IAINII AINA BARBARA. On Tuesday. 035. at the home of her dlulhur Mn susle E Schafer. 4253 O RBARA. widow of BAGR WS also survived s Barnes. New o5, mad Maurice W, neton, "B, Bervices 4t the sbove Tesidence on Priday Muren at 2 pm. Relatives and friends in- ifierment Rotk Creck C:mn;rv MRS. FRANK B. SMITH EXPIRES IN ENGLAND Funeral Services to Be Held Here at Late Brother-in-Law's Home. vited. Mrs. Grace Dyer Smith, widow of Frank Bird Smith of Washington, died at her residence in Seven Oaks, Kent, England, on March 23, in her 80th year. Mrs. Smith had been liv- ing in England for the past 12 years. Her son, Dyer Smith, is an interna- tional patentgattorney in London. The daughter of the late Comdr. George Leland Dyer, U. 8. N, and Mrs. Sarah H. P. Dyer, she was a| cousin of Kate Douglas Wiggin. Very well known here, she later moved to Montclair, N. J., when her son was studying with Thomas A. Edison. Mr. Smith and her granddaughter Peggy will accompany the body to Washington Saturday on the Europa. Funeral services will be held probably on April 6, at 3110 Woodland drive, the home of her brother-in-law, E. Quincy Smith, who died here a short while ago. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Mrs. Smith leaves another grand- daughter as well, Miss Barbara Smith. CITY NEWS IN BBIEF. TODAY. Meeting. Washington Philatelic So- ciety, Cariton Hotel, 8 p.m. Card and bingo party, benefit of school children in Southern Maryland, East Capitol streets, 8:30 p.m. Entertainment and dance, Samuel | Gompers Lodge, wmard Hotel, 9 pm. 471 1063 4.01 14.41 324 1745 284 857 ! November 2317 8.69 | December 3.32 1.56 Wulb' ln Vlfluu Cities. ‘86 ‘38 | s:-pumber . October . "85 '89 01 Atlantic City Baltimore. Md Birmingham completed, but the body will be brought | Ch: here for burial in Fort Lincoln Ceme- tery. @dar Hill Washingloms mout Beantiul | F; Cmeterg FOR REFERENCE ASK YOUR YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR _ Established 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524.9244 412 H s Northeast SEVENTH & F STS. SPRING SUITS $24.75 Only the best tailoring, the finest fabrics and the smartest styles go into Eiseman’s Suits. That’s why they’re such out- standing values. Right now you should get your Easter suit. See the rich looking models on dis- play. We guarantee per- fect fit and satisfaction. CHARGE IT Nothing Down JUST PAY $8.25 IN APRIL $8.25 IN MAY $8.25 IN JUNE leston 8. Chieago. Il Cincinnati, Ohio Clev hio. colum s 8. Denver. Colo . Detroit ami Pia Minneapolis New New Bitisbiurgh Fa | Portllnd Me Greenwich time. today.) London, England . Paris. Prance Brest, France Zurich s-umlmd Stockholm. Sweden raltar. Spain (Noon, Greenwich time. Horta (Payal), Asores.. 6% observa St Georees 'fiermua. 3 kn San Juan_ Puerio Rico ha, Cuba, ‘Canal Zons SEISEEEIN Democratic Group Elects. At the annual meeting of the Mich- | igan-Washington Democratic Club i Clear 80 Cloudy Kyel!erdny the following officers were elected: Joseph Koski, president; Ed- ward Murphy, first vice president; Clyde Austin, second vice president; Walter Patterson, secretary; Wesley Manley, treasurer, and Michael Gould, sergeant at arms. mmi poly wane A rhone Nerth 5780 6 months old_vicin- bo ity of Exflhi B . C., Identify and show 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. Saturday. BAR PIN. old:} luhloned ma blue and sold tracings. Tuesday in downtown dis- 91, fracines, TuRRONY ASvSoN 5 near h"bl’“k" one eve biack; &7 A 20° ULL TERRIER, Engl: m’u i ol ameke Reward, ‘Bhone Walnut A7 a She mem L i -Wire 59 rir T&oml Park. 2 = old T :m Rfl' jte-go] wrl;& &'m"h Thflll!r. 21ll and Pa. ave. n.w. RN Sy ot ana 6 Gurn . Reward, _Phone 80. D S B T w, will be rewarded. 570 AN € rtoise shell, vicinity 18th Pinder please phone biack and -mu Rand-tooled purse, ler,x‘ Home Ser, lnt Berv "“‘“‘1!_ A lady’s, Ham! - oo, 1, Jrom Bon, 1020, fi- fir’&u -rzupnmu Ad 280 dos Hl l.l lnnln set. rd “wrist band. Conn. ave. of (1 ¥ between fth and 13th ,:'14 New ¥ Yorl s7e becwern Ot an o M'— e REWARD. T st se du 21SP ke Boitan s wad 'in nnuuu erew ml lu mnklnn 4 n l' nn- e perfecny l 3 ? ) T u s o mnrna to A 34 | Meeting and “tour | through Walter Reed Hoepital, Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority, 8 p.m. Lecture by Prank B. Lenz of the C. A, “The Silent Revolution Mexico,” 1736 G street. Card party, United Daughters of Confederacy, Bhorehnm Hotel, 8 pm Buflet supper “an meetmx, Harvard Club, University Club, 8 p.m. in Sholom Congregation, 500 I street, 8 pm. Meeting. William an and Mary College Alumni Club of Washington, Univer- sity Club, 8 pm. . Bingo party, Ladies of Charity of St. Martin’s Church, 1908 North Capitol street, 8:30 p.m. Round - table discussion, “Lewis | Browne's Conclusions,” Jewish Com- | munity Center, 8:30 p.m. TOMORROW. Literary evening and dance, Wiscon- | pm. | Dance. Pennsylvania State Society, Willard Hotel, 8:30 p.m. Lenten services, Chevy Chase Pres- | byterian Church, 8 p.m. Luncheon, Cosmopolitan Club, Carl- wn Hotel, 12:30 nm Luncheon, Kiwanis Club, Mayflower Hotel, 12:30 p.m, Lecture on educational problems by Dr. Stanwood Cobb, under the auspices of George Washington Uni- versity, Corcoran Hall, Twenty-first |and G'streets, 8 pm._ | Luncheon, Comeu Club, University | Club, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Phi Gamma Delta Fra- | urmty. University Club, 12:30 p.m. Lunchoen, Phi Delta Theta Frater- nity, University Club, 12:30 p.m. Dinne:, Catholic University Alumni, University Club, 7 p.m. Lenten services by the Newman Club of George Washington University, Chapel of Perpetual Adoration, Four- teenth and V streets. Luncheon, Midweek Luncheon Club, Hamilton Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Joan Blondell Has Influenza. HOLLYWOOD, Calif,, March 27(#). —Joan Blondell, who said a few days ago she was suffering from “just a Spring cold,” was confined to her bed yesterday with an attack of influenza. Her illness has temporarily held up production of a picture. —_— Marriage Licenses. Weisbl J7 801 T st and Rose onzis. "u 2737 Devonshire pi.; Rev. Lef nn %! 1440 Parkwood fhompson. 21, 4820 staniey Dibretoro, zn RS Piney Branch d nd Rose Scl Schillani, 20, 2413 Ois ; Rev. John K. Cartwright. 21, 1248 Morse st. n Y- 22, Ashbur) and Myra J, gad Mria 3. 5 rl isol nn st. n. lnd ldnl l(llls lll lUO Ulh L RoE:v 6”5 fmnn :.3 "m lun n Ww. Y lllllr 3 istina Moeller, Ch“lub b 'i-mmon. k".‘h. M. Legnard® Ph !vel n ):l‘lllll. 2l 134 Rt Jud clid st.. and 18 S Fatimont Wisem eV Auume n st and it and Elsie l"mof.y oV, . 21 ind Lillian llulcnmb ""”a w""ux “Bufimors; Judse R. B M““‘} ‘Bran 715 6th st. n.e. ad "Eliza bem s pben. 19, 310°F - Deaths Reported. Mary E. Brown. az-oe_mm‘n Hospital. Smith. Ifl‘ n B. Hadley. 75, 23 32 Marihe M. Parsons. 7d, Angle P."Fleishmas, '60. ®Fotomac Apart- 65. 1 Hospital. ‘v‘f"'“ '}'"m"éu BerO3hiRe: ] rxl‘fnt B4, Emersency Hospltal. Maurice Avery. Bliln Srantup so! oulinier sorpiar mifh. 54, Sita 2L d, ln“ullon‘ twlfl%nnrano&hl. lm Pink; it Bharf. .‘. o-filnm Holmm ld:ln&‘l. Bidwell, 30, Preedmen’s Hos- Esquewie Grej x. 26, Gumn,tr Honn- Clevel Hosp! u-u B. Mu. berculosis Hos- A H Holy Comforter School, Fifteenth and | | International Committee of the Y. M. | Bingo party, Social Club of Ohev | |sin State Society, Willard Hotel, 8:30 | | | | Beaths. BARNES. HENRY 'CLAY. March 20. 193 sty Hospital, G torgesown Uieer: n Univers nfnny O c . 8614 Colesville rd., on Priday. Mareh 4. thefice to St. John's Cath- ollc Church Forest Glen. Md.. where mass will be sald at 10 am. for the Iepose of his soul. Interment M(‘ Oreek Cemetery. BARRON. MARY. On Monday. Maren 25 at Georgeiown “Univerrity Hos- MARY BARRON. beloved sister %l[ Annie Cunningham and Mrs mmn Tansley, ' Puneral from “ner sidence, on fir 58" ot w0 O e guiem mase at St Snphenu Chureh at ives ‘and friends invited 1o attend. xnutmem Mounat Oliver L?m' etery. IOI.'I‘O‘J ANNIE ' On_Tuesday, 'Warch ANNIE E. BOLTON. beloved Wlte of the late Beniamin-P Polton and mother of Mrs. August Barghausen and Mrs. Maude James 2nd Mr. William Bol- fon. Mrs. Carl Snuzgs of Philadelphis. Pa.' Funeral services at the W. shlmbnl So. Boutheast funeral Yioma. 8 5 at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited Interment Congressional Cemetery. 28 BRANNUM. JAMES WILLIAM. On Sun. day Mnth 24, 1935, JAMES WILLIAM 5115 s Surviving ot lu ree sisters, one brother, one Biece | Jevoted friend. Marzaret Holl at Prazier's funeral h ml. -’l Udl Xlll 'e. n.w.. until ednesday. March = p.m.: there- hu t “his late rcsidfn\.t Puneral rsday. March 2S. at 1 p.m.. from his 8 residence. Tnterment Ror &mo tery. Friends invited o | Services at fohn’s_Episcopal Church. 1fith and sta. n.w. on Thursday. March 2. at 2 pm. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. CIOA'I" ELLEN_ OLIVIA. On Tuesday. Mareh 26. 1945, at her residence, 1401 33d st nw EN OLIVIA. beloved wife of Dr_ Rifus Choate. Funéral serv- Tces at the above residence on Friday. March 29. at 11 am. Priends invited Interment’ at Rnc)mlle Cemetery, 2K* | COCHRAN, EVA L. On Tuesday. March 26, 1935, at Casualty Hospital. EVA L COCHRAN inee Penton). beloved sister of Mrs. Janie Fenner, Mrs. Clara Green Mrs. Lll]lln Beane, am W. and §. Penton. Funeral . Bam 3. Natfey's “Tuneral nome st s on Thureday, March : Relatives and friends inv Terment Glenwood Cemetery, COLEMAN. RUTH WALKER this life Wednesday. M at her Departed residence. 100" g at s 4th"st! sw. Rotice of funeral Tater. DAYIS, ELIZABETH (LILLIE) On Tuesday. Mar i Hospital {LILLIE loved wife of James Edwin Da neral services at Christ Chu: yjeo. Md, on Thurs day. March | % am, interment Mount OMvet Ceme- tery, Bnllm\urr Md BURGESS. at_Provi O Monday, T8 beio s 1 daughter of Opy Holla oliand. Bhe loss ihree auats, Ada He Henderson and Cornelia Blackwe uncles. Joseph and William Hatch and many other relatives and 1 [uneral on Friday. March 0. at 1 pm rom Jonn Wesley A M. E Zion ch Interment Pleasant Grove M Cometery. MeLean: Vi A Thureday. remains resting residence, 1 Vernon st Avt. Strother and Mrs. X Funeral from the. Thence to 8. Dominic's Church mass will be offered Tepose of her soul. Relatives snd are invited. Ce'n(lery Interment Mount Olivet WILLIAM A. Departed this e ieaves “to_ mourn mother. Fannie Barnes William Barnes. and other and friends. Remains resti & Matthews funeral home Interment *Linicoin \ie'no' rial Cemetery. nowmc.. EMMA. Suddenly. on March 26. 1935. EMMA DOW (jevoted aunt of Geneva and William Gordy. her relatives and frien the John T. Rl rd and I sts. s w. tice of funeral Iater. DYEI-!‘ITH flIA(' On Saturday. March 23, 1935, at her residerce Seven Oaks Lonidon Enz\am— GRACE DYER. SMITH, beloved wi Birge Smith and mot ney Smith ~Punerc] from the residence her ‘niece Miss Dorothy _Quincy 8mith 3110 Woodland dr. nw. Time of £ervices will be announced later. FAIRFAX. JOHX on Monda JOHN FAIRFAX. be of ‘Eiena Fairtax of iday. late residence Green officiating. Cemetery FAIRFAX. JOBN. A special meet the William Andrew Freeman Lod 9. G. U. d Fellon t. nw. R Interment Woodlawn fangements to DeTal of our deceased br FAIRFA = AipErT W FIELDS. N. 0. SAMUEL W WATSON. P. On Tun in . She also leaves four ck lessa, Norma. Pricie Mae and W gunt and l‘"?‘" relatives 5 ‘mains at Fr u- heral home. 386 K. 1. ave B unt h 28 at 5 ate Friends invited: Interment Lincoin Memotial Cemetery. 28 FRANKLIN. GEORGE, On Saturday. Ma: Hfln GEORGE FRANKLIN oTuvy departed ths life. son ‘of ary Franklin. husband of Ahce Pnnknn and father of George nklin, jr. Funeral Thursday, March SN -y from Fraziers funeral nw. Interment Arlinston anmnll Ccmnery. Friend: invited GOODWIN. MARTHA FLLEX, Ay, Mi 26, 1825, ce, "u Eranklin’ it Pul Va. R E beloved Lyon awi Eimer L. Goodwin. Remains resting her Inte residence where servi s | rm Be held Priday. March 2 at 10 rary ‘entombment at Tumbia Gardens Cemetery " 800" | ON. ISAAC. = On Tuesday, March | Boldjers' Home Hospital. | befaved of ~ Sophia It Funeral from Soldiers’ Home | Chapel on Frider. March 2. at 10:30 | am. Burial in Soldiers’ Home Nagional Cemetery. idiers husband ABET ues- | k soPmt E:uzA»} AUS w of Ernest Hauser and beloved mother of Harry Louls, Ernest Frederick and William Ernest Hauser. Puneral from her late resi- dence. 510 Central ave. n.e.. on Friday. March 29. at m.: thence to St Atnex Bpiscopal Chufch. 44 Que st n.w.. where services will be held & pm. 'Relatives and friends are nvit Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. HOLMES, ALICE. Departed lhl« l“e Wed- nesday. - March 5 CE HOLMES, devoted mother of Rev. Amas Hart and Georgle Wiggins and rand. mother of Janet Marshall Carmichael. | Harry and James Liverpool and Milton Wiggins. Remains resting at Camp- bell's funeral. home 423 4th st sw. | Notice of fun(rll later, IOPKIN! FRANK DAVIS. On Tuesday. reh 26, 19 at_his residence. B ane. 010, 2t hs Md,. FRA RAVIS HOPKINS. husband of the late Sally P Hopkins, father of Frank J. Hopkins, Mrs, W. R. Douglas, Mrs. J. . Skinner and brother of Miss Alice B. opkins of Washington. D. C.. and W. ins, of Bentonvilie, ATk =~ Serv: mx st the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 901 th tal. on Wednesday, it 3 2% nw. pm N VIRGI On_Monday. 15, SUSANCVIMCINTA . the beloved wife of Willle B devoted _mother of Constance; ithmay and Susan V. Jones: loving er of Bamuel &nd Henry Thompson. Bettie, Lewit and Miss Larnce Funelal services Weanesdey 8 oiclock at Io- | 1400 S 8t v Rev. C. Mnrny ommlm Prlends tm ued In- terment r Ma. o KENNEDY. PATRICK M. {erment Huunt onvn Cemetery. ~ Name Soclety members please nfl‘lfl! ENNEDY, PATRICK M. A ial t. e ot Tine “Waghineton Pritine fress: | men’s v’nlfll NO 1, 'fl‘l D'( held nn\ ) P ig g Mmfl'.eféi‘élf o Teral of our nte brother. PATR KENNEDY. _Praternally signed. ‘HARRY C. IB. Secretary. NG, MARY AGNES &~ Suitenly. on w‘rund , m.u s her r!n%an Toving dl}“mer c( “Mr. -na neral’ ro g, s i jevius luneulfhofle 031 New York ave. Estarment 15 Sotar hi) Ganeters, % 8 am. in| s T ¢ M. Pres. n'and movher p | Decntur 6242. o Open Evenings Beatha. LUt ru Jflll'( Domrtm lh s life Priday. Lucas and Mary Cole of Pittshurgh. Pa He Al3o leates wx nieces. five neshews nd & host of other relarives and frienas. "Remafiis “esting At the Morris Carter funeral home, “nd and until 4 pm._ Wednesday thence 1 B er onre of Rt Mrs. Rosa Gibson. 74l ard ¥here ~funeral services® wil Thursday March 2% at 1:30 p.m. terment Woodlawn Gemetery. MANDUE, NOBLE G. Departed this lite Sunday. March 24. 1035. at his pilly Fm e NoBLE r.r eloved " husband o Blanche ‘Mandue. He also leaves to mourn _their loss a daughter. Saran Mandue; & stepdaughter. Estelle Ware; two sisiers. Aageline Hart and Elizae beth Price: one brother. Wilbur Mandue: four nieces and a host of other relatives and friends. Eu- gene Ford's 1 1300 South Capitol st al, services will be held Thursday. Mareh 28 Rev. J. H. Randolph- offciating. Woodlawn Cemetery. A L. On Wednesday. . WILHELMINA L. years. amughter o Emory H. and Wilhelmina Moore. Fu- ral” from her aunt’s residence. Anna ne. on Saturday Interment. Glen- the pm. ' rhier: ment MORROW, COL. JO\EP“ CAI.D“V'LL On Sunday’ March 17, 1015 at Port Town- w.m Col.” JOREPR CALDWELL OW. 8. Army. . _He is Tucvived by three Brothers. Clarsnce W.. Merrill C. Morrow of Allentown. Pa and Charles A Morrow of Warren_Ohio. and two_sisters. Mis. David nnis of Erie. Pa.. and Mrs. Maxwell G. Mayo. ‘Westchester Anu Washington. D. C. Serviges will n tiona 3 p.m. Pfl?ndl ll! requulefl IO ssem - ble at the Fort Mver gate at PECK, RATE \lr(‘l!ll.fl\'l) on 'Pu!fidl’ Mareh 26, 1935 af the home of her daughter, 8y r KATE Mc- CLELLAND, wife of xn Im Oharles T. Ectk ‘and daughter of the late Jonn and Catherine E_ MCC\Plllnd OX this_cit Interment Cortland, 28 ROBERSON. JAMES T. 1935, at biy .(ES T.. beloved d fath 14 4th st.n.w.. Thursday, March at 1230 pin SMITH, EDWARD. Monday. March 25, at Hospital, EDWARD s\n’m bel nie L. Si ndetaking parlor. 1234 ‘4th st 1n erment in Arlinigion National Ceme ices at Bt Mary Tenn.. on Sa 4+'pm AMY VIRGINIA. On Mo: 14:45. a1 her reside AMY \II‘?(‘I\H ST, M. nmrm On_Tuesday. March 2 residence. h and fath and Charles A the W. W 1 Cna 1'm iflmnflum ADAMS, ELLEN. In sad and loving me; orv of my dedr mother. ELLEN ADAMS who dlb?'cd! fe March 27, 1930, ner BAUGHTER, AGNESE. * twelve years ago_toda ar HER MOTHER. MATILDA HER BROTHERS ELLIS. JAMES R leaves fade and you. but never I DCROTHY JONES. EDWARD. JR. Sa memory of onr devoted son & EDWARD ROOT. Jr Flowers may ¥ Others may forget The blow was hard. the shock severe, We never knew deaih was 50 Quiy hy I SINCLAIR, ARTHUR In sad and lov- ing “remembrance of our dear husband and “daddy. ARTHUR G. EINCLAIR ¥ho departed ihis life four years aso today. March A 'rlthd to God. m hume to man, His life of service true. Meiiis very prase on earth Por deeds he v WiFE “Bana AND HIS OTED DAUGHTER. VIRGINIA SINCLAIR. ving remembrance WHITE, WALTER. Ir of jour brother, WALTER WHITE who departed this lite on March 2 RLES. CLARENCE AND = EFFIE YOUNG. CHARLES. In loving remem- brance of our dear husband and father ARLES YOUNG who lefi us seven Sears ako todnr, Mareh 1078, Loved in life. remembered in death. THE_FAMILY FUNERAL DIRECTORS LA L SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original Speare establishment N‘Umnal 2802 00! - . "ALMUS R. 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