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FANOLSPOET,DES Pulitzer Prize Winner Was Honored as “America’s Foremost.” By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 6—Edwin Ar- lington Robinson, thrice winner of the Pulitzer prize and honored as “Amer- ica’s foremost living poet,” died early | today. | The 65-year-old poet had been in New York Hospital since January 17 for treatment of a chronic ailment. He recently underwent an operation and on Wednesday suffered a relapse. With Robinson when he died were | two old friends, George Burnham, a | railroad man, of Boston, and Carty' Ranck, retired New York newspnper man. Robinson, to whom the world wns‘ “a kind of spiritual kindergarten,” was forced to submerge his literary | expression for years in prosaic jobs. Attended Harvard. He was born in Head Tide, Me, on December 22, 1869. His family moved | to Gardiner, in the same State, when | be was a baby. He attended public | schools, Illness Fatal E. A. ROBINSON. and went to Harvard Uni- versity for two years. The illness of | his father compelled him to leave| | the sehool. He held various jobs in New York City. Once he worked in the cus- toms house. inspector. All this time his first and Again he was a subway | THE EVENING STAR, —_——— e e W A tion. tion came to him slow- ly, but when jt did come he was en- thusiastically acclaimed by critics and public. Honored by Yale. He received the Pulitzer prize in 1921 for his “Collected Poems,” in 1925 for “The Man Who Died Twice,” and in 1927 for “Tristam,” which became & best seller. In 1922 Yale University awarded Robinson the degree of doctor of letters as the “foremost living poet.” Theodore Roosevelt was one of Rob- inson’s stanchest admirers. In 1905, when Roosevelt was President of the United States, he wrote an enthusi- astic review of Robinson's poetry. The review gained the poet a wider audi- ence. DR. HARRIS TO SPEAK “Gate Called Beautiful” Topic at Foundry M. E. Church, At Foundry M. E. Church tomorrow Dr. Frederick Brown Harris, minister, will preach at 11 a.m. on “The Gate Called Beautiful” Special musical program will feature the evening serv- ice, when members of the new junior chorus, under the direction of Justin will sing, and Dr. Harris will 3 brief address on “The Singing Dr. W. Angle Smith of the Mount | Vernon Place M. E. Church South will | be the guest speaker at the service in the Lenten Chapel at 8 p.m., Wed- nesday. The junior choir will sing. R T T SUNDAY - - Meet the TOWN Rl ER Alexander Woollcott "T/az's 7s Woollcott speaking! Every Sunday night, millions of radio fans listen eagerly for the voice of the Town Crier. They sit spellbound before their loudspeakers as this master story-teller unfolds one of life’s hidden dramas . . . rattles a skeleton or two « . . or talks about books, plays, politics, pets or people. Yes, the Town Crier has millions of friends—yet few know Woollcott well. Few know of his colorful carcer as journalist, soldier, critic, world traveler, playwright, actor. Few know his major interests, his pet aversions . . . Now his friend John T. Winterich, gives you an intimate close-up—a true picture of this extraordinary man, skilful creator of modern legends and highly observant reporter of the whole human scene. Don’t miss this specially written story about Alexander Woollcott — one of the most important character sketches that will appear in print anywhere in 1935. WASHINGTON, BAPTISMAL RITES Grace Lutheran Pastor Will Administer Sacrament at 11 A.M. Service. In connection with the 11 a.m. serv- ice tomorrow at Grace Lutheran Church the sacrament of holy bap- tism will be administered. The pastor, Rev. Gerhard F. Lenski, will give a Baptism.” He will preach at this service on “The Cross in Human Ex- perience.” Confirmation instruction is being held Thursdays and Sundays at 7 pm*® The class will be confirmed Palm Sunday At the same time new members will be received. Lutheran churches of the city will unite Monday in a service at Grace Church., The preacher will be Dr. Oscar Blackwelder, pastor of the Church of the Reformation. A Lenten service will be held Thursday at 8 pm. The guest preacher will be Rev. George Grew- enow, pastor of Church, chrendon, Va. PASTOR WILL CONCLUDE FIVE-SERMON SERIES “School of Life” Group of Talks Will End at St. Paul’s Lu- theran Tomorrow. ‘The concluding sermon in a series be delivered by Dr. Henry W. Sny- der at St. Paul's Lutheran Church to- morrow morning. The theme will be: “Writing—Indelible Impressions.” At the evening service his topic will be “The Marks of a Christian.” At Grace Lutheran Church the last of the Union Lutheran services con- ducted during Lent will be held Mon- day night. Dr. O. F. Blackwelder, pastor of the Church of the Reforma- tion, will deliver the address. On Wednesday evening the Church Coun- cil will meet. The last of the Chevy Chase Len- ten community services will be held Thursday night at All Saints Epis- copal Church. Dr. Henry W. A. Han- will be the speaker. There will be confirmation and re- | ception of members Palm Sunday | morning and a cantata by the choir | in the evening. DR. SMITH TO PREACH ON ‘LOYALTIES OF LOVE’ | Musical Program Will Be Pre- sented at Metropolitan Me- morial Church Tomorrow. “The Loyalties of Love,” will be the | theme of Dr. Chesteen Smith at the | Metropolitan Memorial Church tomor- row morning. A musical program under the direction of Harlan Randall, | will be presented. The Men's Community Bible Class meets at 9:45 with Dr. A. C. Christie as speaker. At 7 pm. the young people’s service will be led by Fred- erick Boyd. “Making and Keeping Friends,” will be the topic. “The Efficient Servant,” will be the subject of the special Lenten service | Wednesday evening. | "A committee composed of R. F. Camalier, David F. Jamieson, Walter | Davidson and Harold H. Dewhirst will | sponsor a supper at the church 1 Thursday from 5:30 to 7 o'clock. The Another round of FUN with the Famous in which election of a lay delegate to the an- nual conference will be held. LR (edar Hill | Washingtoni most. Cme e&;fil | FOR REFERENCE ASK _YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR _ WASHIN GTON MEMORIAL PARK ved cross University Lane Cal§ |‘ ms 6570 for Information and |‘ ctane short address on “The Significance of | Troop Faith Lutheran | of five on “The School of Life” will | son, president of Gettysburg College. | D. C, SATURDAY, SUBJECT ANNOUNCED “Becurity or Sacrifice” to Be Topic at Takoma Park Pres- byterian Rites. ‘The sacrament of the Lord's sup- per will be celebrated at 11 am. to- morrow in the Takoma Park Presby- terian Church. The pastor, Rev. R. Paul Schearrer, will give a brief communion meditation, entitled “Se- curity or Sacrifice?” Recognition of new members will be made. At the 8 p.m. service he will speak on “The Spirit of Scouting in the Life of Thomas Jefferson.” Boy Scouts, 33, will attend the evening worship in a body. Miss Mary Ashby and Miss Mar- garita Widdifield will lead the young people’s group meetings tomorrow evening. Dr, Charles E. Hill of George Washington University will address the Brotherhood Bible Class at 9:45 am. The pastor will meet with his communicants’ class at 10a.m. The Board of Trustees will meet ‘Tuesday evening in the church office. Rev. Mr. Schearrer will conduct the midweek service Wednesday evening, speaking on “The Distinguishing Marks of Protestant Faith.” ASBURY PASTOR TO TALK ON “AT YOUR DISPOSAL” Joint Meeting of Education Board and Young People’s Council Set for Monday. At Francis Asbury M. E. Church South tomorrow morning “Is It Well With My Soul?” will be Dr. E. C. Beery's subject. At 8 p.m. he will discuss | “At Your Disposal.” Young people’s devotional service at 6:45 pm. At 17:40 p.m. Allen H. Watson, assisted |by Francis J, Heartsill, basso, and Stuart J. Dewey, trumpeter, will give |another in his series of organ re- | | citals. A joint meeting of the Board of ‘chrlsmn Education and the Young People’s Council will be held at the church Monday at 8 p.m. A meeting of the Gamma Sigma | class will be held at the home of Mrs. | Willis Warren, 1712 Irving street, | Tuesday at 8 pm. Hostesses will be | | Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Beane and Misses ‘Ruth Hall and Ruth Howell. Prayer service Thursday at 8 p.m. will be conducted by the paswr. ANNUAL FETE TUESDAY | Sunday School Leaders Will Hold 26th Banquet at Church. e twenty-sixth annual banquel for Sunday school officers and super- | intendents will be held Tuesday at| 6:30 o'clock in the Bethany Baptist Church by the District of Columbia | Sunday School Association. W. W. Milan. president of the asso- ciation, will act as toastmaster, and | Dr. W. Angie Smith, pastor of Mount Vernon M. E. Church, South, will| |speak on “The Greatest Opportunity \ol the Church.” Rev. Rufus D. Bow- | man, pastor, Washington Church of the Brethren. will speak on “The | Greatest Need in Christian Educa- tion.” Mrs. Frahk H. Norris will sing, accompanied by Miss Margaret Bar- ringer. The invocation will be given by Rev. 8. B. Daugherty, pastor of Memorial United Brethren Church, and the benediction by Rev. German, pastor of Bethany Baptist Church. Willlam Galt Mish has been elected vice president of the Organized Bible Class Association, representing the Presbyterian denomination. The next meeting of the assocfation will be April 15 at Gunton Temple Presby- terian Church. ’ MusIC IS FEATURE | Homer Rodeheaver to Lead Rhode Island Avenue Church Program. | Homer Rodeheaver, who is conduct- ing the song service and directing the | personal work in the Union Evangel- | istic Crusade of the Rhode Islan Avenue M. P. Church and the Memo. | rial United Brethren Church, will lead the music tomorrow night in a mass meeting in the Rhode Island Avenue Church. A rally service for young | people will be held at 7 o'clock, when | Mr. Rodeheaver will direct the music and speak. Monday night, April 8, and ‘each evening next week he will be at the Memorial United Brethren Chureh, | North Capitol and R streets. Gospel messages are being delivered by the ' pastors of these churches nightly. 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Leave copy for The at the authorized Star neighborhood. No fee Star Classified Section Branch Office in your for this service; only regular rates are charged—Star Branch Offices display the above sign. M. R.| XPRIC 6, 1935. BELLOWS, HERBERT. On Priday. il vum Auo Hotpu-l H.En [ 4035, Ty Remains at Prasier's Yunerll hume Jnn R. 1. ave. n.w. No- later. 7 uuv:" Allu. rted this life on Thursday, April 4, 19 5. M. l.he resi- denc!t of her daughter 1420 P st. n.w. Ve mother of Irene Bennett i € p.m.. bar" lunu c&mh 23rd ween H and I sts. n.w. from st. be- 4 ville, . where requlem mass at 9 a.m. Interment !llch BROOKE, MARK ma& Bt Walter lued ril ‘.‘h. Mary F. B o:gud abflotged e snd father of Rallie Brooke shaen < * - E. BROOKE, WENTWORTH Suddenty. 4peil 8, 1003 In Tamps Pia. ENT: ORTH ¥, KE. beloved husband of Minnie E. Brooke. Notice of funeral hereafter. BEOOKS, DANIEL LAYMAN HAZARD. On Eursday. AbrL 4 5. at his resi- dence, thé Ax onne' fi ANTEL LAY. i Ré bglhfl' ‘of Mar: y w T emane private. " Kind- 1y omit flows BUTLER. GERTRUDE. Departed this life on Thursday. April 4. 1635, at her resi- dence. 1104A Carrollburg st. s.w.. GER- TRUDE, the devoted wife of Benjamin 8. Butler ter. Je A-tura-Y atly -nnu Church sts. s.w.. Rev. Interment in Lincoin emorial Cemetery. 8 CARROLL. LUCY. On Wednesday. April 1035, at her residence. 405 Pranklin LUCY CARRO] Stewart's funerai Rematos “testing & until Saturday. home, 30 H st. ne. Aoril ‘6. at 1 p.m.: thereafter at her late | Tesidence, Funeral Sunday, Abrn at | 1 pm. from Galbraith A Zion Churrh 8th bet Interme; een L, Brna i mmony Cemetery. PENSION BILL PASSED | Maine Senate Approves Aid for Needy Over 70 Years. | | AUGUSTA, Me, April 6 (#).—The | Senate today passed an old-age pen- | | slon bill providing for payments of | $15 a month to persons over 70 years | of age who ere “in distress.” The | measure now goes to the House. The Senate defeated a combination sales and income tax bill, concurring | with action taken by the House. CITY NEWS IN BB.IEF TODAY. Dance, New York State Society, Shoreham Hotel, 9 p.m. Dance, junior class of Southeastern | | University, Willard Hotel, 10 p.m. Concert, by the Chadwick Orches- | tra, Methodist Home, Connecticut | avenue and Ellicott street, 7:45 p.m. | | Meeting, Blologlcnl Soclety of | | Wn.smngwn, Cosmos Club, 8 p.m. Banquet, Military Order of the | World War, Mayflower Hotel, 7 p.m. Bingo party, Knights of Columbus, Tenth and K streets, 8:15 p.m. \ Dinner, SIgma Nu Phi, Hnmflwnl | Hotel, 8:15 pm. Lecture by Prof. James R. Adams before the League for Larger Life, “Money Wants Me,” 1414 Sixteenth street, 8 p.m. Dance, New England State Society, Meridian Mansions, 9:30 p.m. TOMORROW. | | Lecture by Manly P. Hall, “The | Mystery of Electricity,” Masonic Temple, 801 Thirteenth street, 8:15 pm Lecture by L. C. Painter before the Washington Open Fojum, “The Present Crisis—The Cause and Cure,” Continental Hotel, 3 p.m. Dance, Athliso Club, | Hotel, 9 p.m. Hamilton | Epsilon Fraternity of University, Hamilton ‘Tea dance, Georgetown Hotel, 4 pm. Exhibition tea, Women's Auxiliary to the Railway ‘Mail Association, 19 Grant avenue, Takoma Park, Md., | 3 pm. “A Night in 1relnnd " Knights of Columbus Club, Tenth and K streets, 8:15 p.m. | — Marriage Licenses. Lyrn G. Packard. 26. and Ruth g Bve, 14 both of Detroit; Rev. D. L. Perty, Robinson, Siiversoring. Be.. and W, 3% Takems Berk Ma: Rev. ¥ ham 1. Jackson. 22. and 1da bo‘m of Baltimore: Rev. dw kin 26 Quantico. Va Mlce M Pow!ll 20. Predericksburg. ev. Freeley Rohr John D, wun Bic, Rev. I°F “Gra Frank Walker 34 M. Pergzuson. G. H and Va; | Baltimore. and Ber- | H- Virginia ave. 3i7 10th st. se. and | Eleanor £ uirison. 20, 412V n., ev. Henry Birnett. 50. 1311 Union st sw. | and Minnie R "Addison. 407 238 Foward v Rev. E. mith. Robert K. 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MERA-Salurday morning. 0: | i taxican Between 400 TOH st. and Union | Station, a belcs camera in square, green leather case. Pinder notify mnulcrlnts division, Library of Congress. Rewa: wearin; c n’i T Telephone Wisconsin 42 ick and TERIAL. bla oo SITHA R A T Adams 693! 5. : LEATHER BA o3t from car Between atio ":'d’ Gapitol, April 2, Eng- | lllh lyellowk l!l! fhbgly nlg}e D'-fl:m nl!d fRatner Sant Graing sult. ‘q.ck t gray Siriped tronsers: dark-biue striped pusiness suit, ng gown, linens. books. eic; 350 rewlvd for recovery. ~Communicate 2 Jation fi?“m:" New™ Yoi " Bity: cof &“none My fimot, ~ Bhepherd 104, "478. Dll!Arlcl tal rown leather. RSE. ash. m:zn glasses, auto permit. mmmnnun Stc, pest | art 3 ., Park r clrdb gundn pen. Lo L tes Natl, €650, Branch t l‘gd white, Phone 8o, mvn.m m on way to Union thin tion: ;ll:k gontaining - men'e "clot Phen "5, > Col. 10264, fi'mw ::‘x mnu’mfinuii s 'xfi“?x':' coum a_road. Oolumbln 101 small. gold. Elgin 1 BEL T RAnl c‘cnufl emale. Dlack emn :sfi‘r luvllu Ext. 70. n- TCH—8m: gold. xg.}‘-umvlelnm)e ont and AR mfl M.l. A Reward. mnmoed aum- X A-9° LULA. Departed this lite on | reompson. m, S ARY L. Depart, )35, LULA on Priday. Aoril 6. iag b it e 5 n.e. M, THOM! il 7 o nounm Chiren: TR wnd Re- maiiis may be viewed from 6 p.m, Sat- urday. April 6. unti] funeral hour. In- tum!fll m Mount Zion Cemetery. Bal | Leroy. Rus- | rge and Hnm 3 Mrs Manil attie Lou Bettle and | deid. Funeran peivata. % | . 1. DICKIN- beloved hiusband of Jessica Liv- 7, Dickinson ‘and father of Mrs. Virginia T. Drvden of Miami, Fla.: Mrs. Jeanneite L. Anderson and ' Eugene T. Dickinson. ir.. of Jacksonville. Fla. He is also survived by his mother. Mrs. J. | @ Dickinson. and a sister Marion | Thomas Cofeld:” sit some, Sell Jesse. Bernard, Geo Cofleld: three daughters, Saunders. "Mrs, fllNl:n DAVID L. On Wednesday, April 193, (R0 12:30 a.m.. at his residence, n.w.. DAVID L. TURNER, rg: L. Turne: “Remaing resting ot zn Ernest Jarvis funeral church. You st. n.w. at ehureh Cemetery TURNER. DAVID L. The Banneker Rellet Association _announzes the. Brother DAVID L nesday. April 3 that’ neral will’ be Teld o Bundar: 2 pm. from Jarvis funera e. P. ATKIN JOHN 3. 0. BURLLS, Secretary " Frevident. James. On oMijday. forl 8. 20 4 ht Galiinger Hospita IAMES VLR dehe: o grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Calloway of 1007 24th 8t. n.w. He also leaves to mourn their loss 'three aunf Henry and Ann Remal S\Lurdxy 11% s funera) on his rumence from p.m.. he lmum-m Lincoln ~ Memorial i 3 sister, inson of nah. Ga two ~ brothers, W. an Claude T. Dickinson of u-m city. Pu Deral service: Monday, Abril & at 2 0 N | p.m., at Hyso atlorz. 1 nw.' Interment Ol!nwood ce -my DREW. WALTER. Depar - Thundfl Awll 4 ]'HS lfltr l riel Lliness, TER DRE he mp ther” loss Drew: one sister. four brothers. four children and other relatives and friends. Puneial Tuesday, April 9, at 1 from the funers narlors of L E v & Bons, and V sts. n.w. iorment o Payne's Cemetery IDILIN MARIA L. Departed this life after a brlfie! 1liness on Prldly mom- al ing. April 5 1935 Frovidence Hospital, MARIA L. A. Ede She s a cevoted husband. William 8.o00voted mother. Prigcilla five “children, Josepn, Le F Mary Aines and Vlm‘!nl randchildren, r.. Edelin: five sisters. three brothers. one aunt and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains restng at Earle Better's home. 1 Walter st, se. until 10 am. Sund al home. mony Cemuen WALTER, HAI! lLllAll'l'H Il!EHAN on April 4, Lals ot B st MARY H FREEMAN. beloved' wife of The late. Prank sy Degoved wife of the chapel of Frank Gelers Sons Co. 113 n.w. on Monday. April &, lw 9 am quulem mass at the church of the Immaculate Conception at %:i0 Relatives and_friends invited. Tnterment 8t. Mary's Cemeters. 7 WARRICK. MATILDA. The officers and members of Prince Hall Chapter, No. O. E 8 are requested to attend the 1 neral of Honored Lady MATILDA RICK. at it p.m. Sunday, April 7. from Boyd's. parlors. 19tn” and L “ste. nw By order of ABRots SRR T ¥: BERTHA SAUNDERS. Secy. WARRICK. MATILDA. Members of letoria, Hougenold” of ‘Ruth. ‘No. 1711, G. U. . F., are nqucmd 0 8 tend a mwd ‘meeting tonight at 8 m o'clock 10 arrange for the funeral of gur late inmate. MATILDA WARRICK. Pu- neral Sunday. April 7, 1035 ae i b from Boyd's nlxrzlnvé‘ Loth ang L'sts. n'w. G. PRED A. SABBS. . WASHINGTON, \HI.LIAM W. Dei this life on Thursm:y April 4 his residence, 2u: ew from St. Vi South Capitol and ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. FOLEY. MARY JANE. On Friday. April 5ie3B, 8t the residence of her great- | ni Anderson of JANE FOLFY. Heynes of St d Mr, Carroll H. K m:uz emain: Ives ‘funeral home. Wiison Blvd " Clarendon ap from Ives’ chapel Monda: 2:30 pm. = Interment Flint il Ceme- tery. Oakton, Va. Relatives and riends invited. FORREST. GEORGE. 5 1045 at r¥ Apr On Priday, April GEORG! or Hospital. d of Fannie J Washington and 1 'hr. of the laie V\me- C. Washington, He also leaves to mourn mh" relatives l'ld friends Monday. March 1,Pm. from his late residence - th st. 'n.w w Taylor “officiating. ~ Interment Harmony Cemeter 7 WHITNEY, WILLIAM M. On Baturday. April 61915 _at his home, 1115 Ridge fond: Norin> WeodiiaPOnG AM H. Busband of Sarah 8. Whitney - Body Testing at Warner E._ Pumphrey's fu- neral home. 8424 Georgia ave.. Silver Sprine. Md' Notice of services later. WILLIAMS ALICIA E. Departed thig lite Priday. 1 [ fler a shi HART. JENKINS. Departed this life on Tuesday April 2. 1025 at Gallinger Hospital, JENKINS HART. He leaves to mourn their loss one son. Erah Hart four nieces. Eva Wood. Prances Wash- | ington. “Agnes Wood and Lena ite. #nd one godchild. Bernice Thmas. Re- mains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral home 1300 South Capitol st. where funeral services will be held on_Sun- day. April 7. at 1:50 pm. Rev. Whit- ing onmvng Interment Rosemont Cemete HOLTZ, BAI G. On Thursday. April 33 a0 Watier Reed General Hocs Bital “BARON G biowed micbant ‘ot Mary M. Heltz in the B4th vear of his Bogdy resting at the Tabler funeral w a aw. Prank Sey and 3 host of other relatives 20 ™n their loss, Body 3L, nw afier Sat- ral Mondsy. April &, from Baptis: Church, at ent Harmony Cem- vhen tne chapel at Fort Myer. o'clock am_ followed Arlington National Cemetery tives and friends invited to attend On Priday. Aoril 3, at 9 w:\ am ualt it 3. r of SRl Mrs Beattice Mack Nellie sav;h David. Harry. Cubbie and Erving Jet She also leaves a devoted f; Harper. and other relativi Remains resting at funeral chapel. :ird Netice of funeral JOH\!O‘I JENNIE, On Wednefday Ap! 193 .rnmu:a.vom- after the be devoted da at : Y TERESA. Wita ot Robart Wood of the late You st R oat? ::m ir vis funeral thu:h Interment Harmony i Qn Bunday. Marct M; ule Hopewell XG0T JAMES Queenie' and Ernest Barber. leaves many oher relatives e 5 R 3 d and Eye sis s.w. until | urday Uem'u thereafter _a' her late residence 340 P st sw. Puneral Mon- Agrit' et em e d Paul's Church. Inter Stiver Gemetery JONES. THOMAS. Departed this day ' Aoril 193, Darrestown. Md.. ieeves two sons Jones, and two o In sad but loving re. husband _and + ¢ Setereen departed “Church Qu four vears sgo todas. ABFd 6 Bernarc Bot of Tou beste LOVING WIFE’ AND SON. DENT. GRACE CHRISTIANA. @ memory my_dear mother. CHRISTIANA DENT who dep ay. ne; o 303 Clinion o "Broo Monday. April 8. at 9:30 an LANSBURGH. THOMAS. On Fri 5, 1935." THOMAS, of Mark and Hort ‘Augustine’s Ch T lost a life companion A inked with my own; Day by day mies yan more MEREDITH. LOUIS F. As 1 walk through life alone. on Thursday. Avrii 4. . at d am. LOUIS P MEREDITH of hm st. n.w.. beloved husband of B Meredith. devoted son of Ethel ) Sin Tee ana e, 20,0t Bt om e He also leaves fo mourn_their lose oth relatives and friends. Remains res at the McGuire funeral home. 1820 §Lw. Funeral from the sbove fun home, 1820, th st on Mon¢ April 8, ‘toliowed bv Cele- bration’ of high reaiitem mass St Augustine’s Catholic Church at 10 Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. MILLS, CHARLES R. On Thursday. Apdl | 215 at his home Hunting Hill Md. | CraRrES R S s cling to my heart x rest m your side est in peace. 3 ‘DF EING BAbGHER GEORGIANA DWARD. 1In loving memory son and brother. EDWARD Wwho left us seventeen years aged 5 vears and & months. We once had a little brother. With eves that were dark and deep Amid the green hills of G'enwood He lieth in peace asleep. Sweetly his pale arms folded Our neck in meek embrace t of immortal beauty Silently covered hie face When the arrows of sunset Lodzed in the tree tops bright He fell in his ike beauty Asleep by the gates of leht. Therefore of all pictures Pumphrer services ome_Sunday. Ap : p Interment Forest Oak Ce: !tcry Sdithersbiurs MONTGOMERY. EUGENIA. TS EUGENTA MONT: | the beloved sister of Ars. | Blln:he Gardiner. Mrs. F.'A. Denison. | 4 Berry, Mrs. M. F. Ehrman H A Montgomers. Re- Chambers o Tuneral home. 1400, Chapis o om Not re of funeral later. MOTLEY. LEO A. On Saturdey. April 6, 1"'15 at his residence. Monroe st LEO OTLEY. beloved son of Catherine Motley’ (nee Maoses ang. (e late James Motley. Notice of lunenl MURDEN. JOHN. Departed this Jite on | Tuesday. April 2. 1935. JOHN MURDE beloved brother of Fi Remains resting at E. neral home. 621 Florida til 11 am. Saturday. Puneral Sunday. | his late residence. s st. n v. Gibson officiat- | Tnterment Lincoln Memorial Cem- | anc Ghares Seemeth the best of A1l THE FAMILY. SPARKS, HORACE F. In loving remeir- brance of our dear huihnnfl and father HORACE F. SPARKS. who died six years ago today. April 6, HE PAMILY. WARREN. JOHN J. Sacred to the mem- ory of mv dear husband, JOHN J. WAR- REN g0 departed this life ore yea ago today. April 6, 1034 God saw the road was getting rough The hills hard to climb. He gently closed his loving eves ARd whispered, “Peace be thine HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MARG A FUNERAL DIRECTORS Joseph F Birch's Sons Phone WEdt n(mn 034 M bt NW Established 1841 © CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 0372. JOHN R. WRIGHT 10th_St. N Phone North 0043 V. L. SPEARE C0. Neither the successor te nor connected Witk the original W. R. Speare establishment National 1009__“ St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass_Ave. NE. __ Lincoln 5200 er One of the Largest Undertakers in the World ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding_the Original W.R. Formerly 1208 B St. N.W Decatur 6242. 1623 Conn. Ave | Frank Geir’s Sons Co. Modern Chapel. NICKERSON, CATHERINE, FOSTER. Saturday. 'April 6, at Hlxh \!u terrace. ’i:" E NICKERSON. “Belred wife of Leahe A ickerson and mother of Foster Grant and Thomas Shires Nickerson and sister of Miss Jean Foster Gunn. . Remains Testing at'her late residence. where serv- ces, will be held Wednesday. April )0, at 2 p.m. | RAUM, :leunn M. on Friday. April 5. at Homeopathic Hospital. ELIZABETE b, RACVE (nse Homoom. beloved wife of the late George Raum. | Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. | Southlllt funeral home. 517 X se.. on Monday. April & _at 8:30 am.; | thence to Bt. Peter's Church. where Tequiem mass will be offered at 9 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Con- eressional Cemetery. REYNOLDS, ALICE J. Op_Saturday April 6. 1935 ALICE J. the beloved fe of Herbert' A. Reynolds. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Coy xonlhaul funt\‘ll home. 11th st on esday. April 9. at Relutl\es and friends are invited. terment Glenwood Cemetery. ROBY, ALICE A. On Fridey residence__ Bel Md.. ALICE on her resi- p.m in- | s Asril 8. A Thomas . Chapel where services will be conducied at 11 i Jnterment in " chureh " cemetery. Relatives ana riends invited. SEELEY, MAUD ESTELLE. Departed this ife on Friday. ABTIL b 1035 &t SIbley Memorial Hospital, D. C. following_a D ‘TEL] residence. Mrs. Do n sll of Washington, D. FUNERALS DESIGNS Reitnauer of Yonkers, TS ond maky other relatives and nzm-lm resting at the 8. H. . pjuneral home.” 2001 14th st, D Washingion, D. C.. where funerai gervices will be leld_on’ Monday. -Abrii pm. with Rev. Allen A. Stock- | dale omeinting. | Relatives and_ triends invited_ “Interment in Rock etery, Wuhlnnon D. Y. Jamestown Y. and lease copy.) !M‘l’ll ELLA Hfllé! 8l i "*'""h "'::',',‘:::5:;,.“;;" m. e abov - “’ r‘m‘en" wm:um ALl Va.. newspapers o Suddenly. on the homie of 1212 F St. N.W. NAtional mn 17 GEO. A. COMLEY 322 ¥ & nieht" Fhonest cla, 15057 -.3:1-:- Geo. C. Shaffer : | NODERAYE TRiCES: FHONE NAT 70 one | Open Evenini l‘th 8 EY! i r\ and Sundays be | CEMETERY w'l's. | gt SR ro AL ST in Ceds o Address 241-X, Star office. . She leaves to m devoted fl'\ffi'fi"u"n"' Pairfax: AN Mfil Pairf: d a {he denrge B Clarks Go. 1 for. G418 Florida sve. Fune: i. aortl, 7, from "Mount Zien &:“ lo';md HUL Va. A