Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1935, Page 11

MISS SARAH BURROUGHS OF POTOMAC DIES AT 82 Heart Ailment Fatal to Lifelong Resident—Services Tomor- row. Special Dispatch to The Star. POTOMAC, Md., April 8—Miss Sarah Jane Burroughs, a life-long resident of this vicinity, died yes- terday afternoon from a heart ail- ment in the house where she had lived her entire life. She would have been 83 years old next month. She is survived by two sisters and two brothers, Miss Hester Burroughs and Ira Burroughs of this vicinity, and Mrs. Harriet Houser and Millard Burroughs of Tenleytown, D. C. ‘The funeral will take place at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the Potomac Methodist Church, burial to be in the church cemetery. Finland Free of Strikes. Finland has had no strikes in the last few months and wages averaged from 10 to 20 per cent above those of A year ago. SUANIES I ILREVASIERS FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR MARINE GUNNER Rites for Reginald E. Vardy to Be Held at Fort Myer—Burial in Arlington. Funeral services for Chief Marine Gunner Reginald E. Vardy, U. S. Hospital in the Philippines last month, will be held at the Fort Myer Chapel tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Arlington National Ceme- | tery. | Well known in Washington because | of several tours of duty at the Marine Vardy had spent more than 32 years in the service, having been stationed at nearly every Marine post. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Sarah M. Vardy, Jackson Heights, Long Island, who was with him at the time of his death. Savings Plan Popular. | More than 50,000 government sav- | ings certificates were bought in Scot- | land in a recent week. MAINTENANCE M. C, who died at Canacao Naval | iBarrncks here, Chief Marine Gunner | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1935. ADIRAL WILLARD Former Head of Navy Yard Was 47 Years in Service. Rites Tomorrow. Funeral services will be held at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning, in Arling- ton Chapel, with interment in the cemetery, for Rear Admiral Arthur Lee Willard, who had spent 47 years of his life in the United States Navy and who died suddenly yesterday at his home, 2101 Connecticut avenue, at the age of 65. He had been ill only a short time. A year ago Admiral Willard re- tired as commander of the 5th Naval District. He had been decorated with the Navy Cross and was a member of the Legion of Honor and the Order of Leopold. Native of Missouri. 21, 1870, he was appointed to the Naval Academy from that State and made an ensign in 1891. His first war service was in 1898, during the Span- ish-American War. At the begin- ning of the World War he was made a captain. For several years Admiral Willard was head of the navy yard here. His first tour of duty here was from 1906 to 1908. He refurned again in 1910, serving three years before going to sea, and was ordered back in 1915. Headed Gun Factory. In 1917, at the outbreak of the World War, Admiral Willard was | made superintendent of the Naval Gun | Factory here. For this service he | won the Navy Cross. | As a result of his co-ordinatiem of the Navy Gun Factory “to mees ex- | traordinary demands,” according to the official citation, Admiral Willard was given command of a light cruiser division, a cruiser division and of the Scouting Force, with the rank of vice admiral His last command was of the 5th Naval District, at Norfolk. Admiral Willard is survived by his widow, Isabel Ellison Willard, and a sister, Mrs. Paul Selby of Kirkville, ' Mo. Have Borrowed $525,000 From Washington Banks T * HE Better Housing Program of the Federal Housing Administration has the whole-hearted support of the banks of this city, as indicated by the above figures. ‘N’ASHINGTON banks have been doing their full share to provide funds to property owners for repairs, additions and alterations as well as money to refinance maturing trusts or to purchase homes. Are_ you taking advantage of your oppor- tunity to have the things you have long wanted? If not, talk to your banker today. American Security & Trust Co- ‘Anacostia Bank Bank of Commerce & Savings City Bank Columbia National Bank Hamilton National Bank Liberty National Bank Lincoln National Bank McLachlen Banking Corporation Munsey Trust * Morris Plan Bank of Washington Co. National Bank of Washington National Metropolitan Bank National Savings & Trust Co. Riggs National Bank Second National Bank Security Savings & Commercial Bank Union Trust Co. Washington Loan & Trust Co. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BANKERS ASSOCIATION SUCCUMBS AT 63 Born in_Kirksville, Mo., February | Illness Fatal REAR ADMIRAL ARTHUR LEE | AT SESSIONS HERE Agricultural Education Officials of 12 North Atlantic States at Conference. Problems of agricultural edudhtion | ing officials of 12 North Atlantic States in the opening session of a three- day conference at the Wardman Park Hotel, held under auspices of the United States Office of Education. Dr. C. H. Lane, Federal educational agent for the North Atlantic region, submitted a progress report from the several sections of the territory he supervises. Nearly 70 State superin- | tendents of agricultural education and | farm teacher trainers were registered. Brief addresses were made by Dr. John W. Studebaker, United States commissioner of education, and A. K. Getman, chief of the Agriculture Bu- reau of New York, who outlined the purposes of the conference. Others who spoke were R. L. Hahn, tion of Connecticut; James E. Rico of the Northeast Poultry Producers’ Council. H. O. Sampson of New Jer- sey and Roger B. Corbitt of the De- partment of Agriculture Tomorrow the officials are to hear addresses by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, Undersecretary Tugwell and Assistant Secretary Wilson. The con- ’fcrm(n will cotinue through Wed- nseday. GUPPY FANCIERS TO VIE - FOR TROPHY AT EXHIBIT tional Awards at Thursday Display. Guppy fanciers from near and far will exhibit their finest fish Thursday night at the Department of Commerce Aquarfum in hopes of winning the | silver cup to be awarded the owner | of the best pair of tropical swimmers by the National Aquarium Society. The show will be in two sections, | one for children and amateurs and the | other for Aquarium Society members The first group will compete for aquaria, accessories and foods as well as the cup, which goes to the best pair in all the exhibits. Society members’ prizes will be four ribbons. They may show two entries in one aquarium, divided by a glass partition. The children and amateurs are to exhibit each pair in a 15-cent drum glass aquarium. The fish owners may enliven the guppys' pools with a sprig of plant. Entry fee is set at 15 cents for each pair shown. Entries will be accepted up to 7:45 pm. Thursday. .- Masons to Confer Degree. The Entered Apprentice degree will be conferred at a special communica- tion of Congress Lodge, No. 37, F. A. A. M, Friday at 7:30 p.m., at the Brightwood Masonic Temple, Col- orado and Georgia avenues. Mexico Lecture Tonight. Paul V. Murray, M. A, of Catholic University, will deliver a free lecture on Mexico at 8:15 o'clock tonight, in Carroll Hall, Tenth and G streets, under the auspices of the Catholic Evidence Guild. Ce/metery" FOR REFERENCE ASK YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR % Che Funeral Chapel # SERVICE THAT IS ¢ DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LlIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast % % % % % % | were discussed today by farm teach- | State supervisor of agricultral educa- | Amateurs Can Compete for Addi- | ¢ | Horta g(Fayal) W. C. BROOKE RITES Funeral of Former Florist to Be Held Tomorrow. Wentworth C. Brooke, 71 years old, former Washington florist and land- scape gardener, who died Friday at his Winter home in Tampa, Fla., will be buried in Rock Creek Cemetery after services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. Services will be conducted by Rev. F. J. Bohanon, pastor. Born October 5, 1863, in Montgom- ery County, Mr. Brooke maintained extensive greenhouses in Chevy Chase, Md. He retired several years ago. His widow, Mrs. Minnie E. Brooke, who was with him at his death, and a sister, Mrs. I. H. Fill of Richmond, survive. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain tonight, probably ending tomorrow morning; not quite so cold tomorrow, lowest temperature tonight about 35 degrees; moderate to fresh northeast winds, shifting to north or northwest tomor- row. Maryland—Rain in east and central, and snow mixed with sleet in extreme west portion tonight and probably to- morrow morning: not quite so cold in | central portion tomorrow. Virginia-—Cloudy with rain tonight, | probably ending tomorrow morning; not quite so cold tomorrow. | West Virginia—Rain mixed with sleet and snow tonight and probably | tomorrow; not much change in tem- perature. Report for Last 48 Hours Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 44 30.06 44 30.07 42 30.08 Saturday— | 4 pm 8 pm. . Midnight . Sunday— | "4 am. 8 am. Noon 2 pm 4 pm. 8 pm. 12 mid Today— 4 am. 8 am. 3 Noon Setis %9 Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 36, 3 p.m. yesterday. Year ago, 68. Lowest, ago, 46. 42 40 44 30.09 30.11 30.00 30.08 30.03 30.02 29.99 night ... 2996 29.93 87 35, 3 am. today. Year | Record Temperatures This Year. | Highest, 80, on March 21 Lowest, —2, on January 28 Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon vesterday to noon to Highest, 92 per cent, at 4 am | day Lowe vesterda 47 per cent, at 1 Tide Tables. (Furnished. by United Stat and Geodetic Survey.) Today Tomorrow 11:36am. 12:16am. 6:04am. 6:56am. 12:30 pm 7:30 pm ! High Low High Low 6:37p.m. The Sun and Moon. Rises Sun, today 5:44 |Sun, tomorrow... 5:42 | Moon, today 9:00am Automobile lights mus! on one-half hour after Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month 1935 Average Record January . 521 3.55 709 '82 February 237 327 684 '84 Merch .... 339 3 884 '91 April . 200 913 | May 10.69 June 10.94 July ., 10.63 August . 14.41 September 17.45 October 857 November . 8.69 December .. . 7.56 Weather in Various Cities. be unset. . '89 ‘00 ‘86 ‘28 ‘34 '85 '89 ‘o1 PECTCEAY S G e 1o D =1 s Tempera- o ture. g e aanamorvg Avpiaisak Abilene. Tex.. | Albany, N.'Y. | Atlanta. Ga. . | Atlantic City Baltimore, Md | Birmingham_ . | Bismarck. N. D. Boston. Mass. . Buffalo. N Y. | Charleston S.C. | Chicago. Iil.. | Cincinnati, 0. | Cleveland, 0. Columbia. §. G Denver, Colo Detroit. Mich. . El Paso. Tex... Galveston. Tex. Helena, Mont. . | Huron.' 8. Dak { Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville, K Miami. Fla Minneapolis New Orleans New York. N.Y. Oklahoma City. Omaha. Nebr. Philadelphia Phoenix. Ariz. " Pittsburgh. Pa. Portland. Me. Portland. Oreg Raleigh. N. C. Salt Lake City. San Antonio San Diego San Prancisco. . St. Louis. Mo. Seat Wash. . Spokane, Wash. Tampa. Fla WASH.. D. . Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Rain Cloudy Cloud: . Cioudy Cloudy Sloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Rain Rain Cloudy lear Clear Cloudy . Cloudy Clear Rain Cloudy 2 Snow Clear Rain Rain - Cloudy . Cloudy Rain Cloudy Snow Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Rain 34 40 38 o 84 64 024 46 35 1.36 A T ture. Weather. Ot Greenwich time. today ) London. England 43 Cloudy Paris, France Cloudy Vienna, Austri: Cloudy Berlin, Germany Cloudy Brest, France .. Cloudy Zurich, Switgerland . Cloudy Stockholm, Sweden . Cloudy Gibraltar. Spain .. 5 Cloudy (Noon, Greenwich time. today.) Azores. 62 Cloudy | (Current observations.) St. Georges. Bermuda 68 Cloudy B Sitn avana, ul 1 Clear GIFTS FOR EASTER 1208 F. Street N. W. 1035 Connecticut Ave. BANK FEUD FLARES Steagall, Defending State System, to Find His Support Lessened. By the Associated Press, The old congressional feud over the idea of forcing all State banks into the Federal Reserve System is being renewed and shows signs of causing more fireworks than ever. On the one side are Senator Glass, | Democrat, of Virginia and his follow- | ers, who believe the State banks should | join the system: on the Chairman Steagall of the House Bank- contend an independent State banking system is essential. The issue is wrapped up in the omnibus banking bill now being studied by Steagall's committee. One section provides that no State bank | may be allowed Federal deposit insur- | ance after July 1, 1937, unless it be- | longs to the Federal Reserve System. Steagall, it was learned today, in- | tends to move to strike the stipulation from the bill. That would leave the door open indefinitely for State banks | to obtain deposit insurance. But for the first time since the dispute started | Steagall finds a considerable number of his own committee members siding with Glass. Consequently, it w said, when Steagall proposes to delete the sec- ton, other committeemen will sug- gest that the eflective date be moved up a year from July 1, 1937, to July 1, 1936. Glass and Steagall for years have fought over the issue. In each of the the sessions with bitter dispute. And all Glass has been able to achieve so far has been a future requirement of reserve membership for State banks. In fact, last Congress Steagall won |2 point by torcing through closing days a bill postponing from 1536 to 1937 the requirement that State banks may not have insurance unless they join the Federal Reserve system But the House Banking | Committee was with him then. | The committee resumed work on | the bill today, with another move de- | veloping to create a Federal mone- | tary authority with control over the | issuance of all money. Embassy Attache to Speak. Senor Paulo G. Hasslocher, com- al attache of the Brazilian Em- . will speak at the George Wash- | ington University Center of Inter- American Studies in Corcoran Hall at 8 o'clock tonight, it was announced today by George Howlamd Cox, pro- fessorial lecturer on current Hispanic- American affairs e — Card of Thanks TARTER. JULIA BROOKS he Mrs JULIA BROO April Interme 89 55, at his revidence : | JOHN BRICE. lovi h id of 1 Brice. devoted son of Ella Williame, v relatives ‘and al_chapel 1_Tuesday, 3 Gribraith M. E_ Zion Interment Payne's Cemetery. On Saturday. April 6, Reed Hospital Wash. . Col, States’ Army_ retired. beloved and of Mary F. Brooke and father ie_Brooke Sidell Tu April 9. Fort Mver Chepel National Cemet alter 3 United States Hereditary K BROOKE. Colonel ashineton. D. C.. Apr: ral services wiil be hel ver Chapel on Tuesday. Apri 8 at 3 ‘oclock p.m. Interment at the National Cemetery. Arimngton. V COL. J. MILLER KENYON, O R. C. Commander. FRANK S. HIGHT. Recorder. o Brooke rother of Mrs Va. Funeral Episcopal Ch Roc! Webster st. and Rock road n.w. Tuesdas. April pm. _Interment in ery 1 H BURROUGHS. SARAH JANE. On Sunday. 7 5. at 120 pm. at her resi- dence. Potomac. Md. SARAH JANE BURROUGHS. in her R2nd vear. Re- mains resting at the Colonial- funeral home of William Reuben Pumphrey, Rockville, Md. until 7 pm. Monday. April K. ' Puneral services at the Meth- odist Episcopal Church. Potomac. Md., on Tuesday. April 9. a¢ 2:30 p.m. In- terment church cemetery ERRE. DENT N. On Sunday. Aoril at Homeopathic Hospital. DENT N.' the beloved husband of the late Eimere C. Elliott and Arthur H. Bus- sierre. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin Interment at Lynchburg. Va.. il 9, at i p.m. on Thursday. April 4. 1035, at her resi- dence. (4A Carrollburg st. s.w.. GER- TRUDE. the devoted wife of Benjamin § Butler. * She also leaves one sister. Jean- ette Magruder: two brothers. four step- children and many_other relatives and friends. Funeral Sundav. Arril 7. at 30 p.m.. {rom Second Baptist Church d st bétween M and N sts. s.w.. Rev €ray oficiating. Interment in Lincoln Memorial Cemeters. 8 HARRY M. On Monday. April . 1935, at his residence. 1346 Monroe st. ne. HARRY M. CASHELL. beloved husband of Fannie Lee Cashell. Notice of funeral later. WILLIAM. On_Saturday. April 6. 1435, WILLIAM CRADLE, the beloved husband of Martha Cradle. father of Al- berta Williams Smackum, William, jr.: Ella. Martha, Samuel. 'Lorenzo and James Cradle. The remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral home, 1432 U'st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. DUNLAP. LUCY B. On Sunday morning. Abril 7. 1935, ‘at i4:45 am. at her Tesidence. You st. n.w. LUCY B. DUNLAP. devoted sister of the late Sarah B Throckmorton. loving aunt_of Mrs. Anna V. Barnes of Jamaica. N. Y.: Matiie and Lyjlie Throckmorton. ~She leaves other relatives and many frf,ds Remains resting at the John T. Ri’ jes funcral_chapel. :ird and Eye sts. s.w.. untl Tuesday “afternoon: thereafier ai her late residence. Funeral Wednesday. Avril 10.at | pm . from Turner Memo- A. M. E_Chuich. Interment Har- Cemetéry th LOST. 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 | ENGLISH SETTER—Female; tick- marks, prominent_eves; with brass studs: lost_5th. white. _tan black _collar Notify Wash- 1 il | on higshway. Washington to Richmond. Saturday. April 6. Reward. Weinbrunn & McLane. Clarendon. Va. P. O. Box 4842, Phone Clarendon FOX TERRIER—Wir and tan: strayed vicinit; gima ave. s.w. Reward. ence ave. s.w. IRISH SETTER—Black, W cuHEH named Blackie. Georgia 2727. . e NOTE BOOK—Black. loose leaf. about | x6%%: value_only o, owner: " Friday. 50 chlen Bldi containing money. Red Cross card. road ticket: Sunday afterncon. Unicn Station telephone room. Liberal réward. Capt. Valentine. Phone Lincoln 5887. black. white 11th st. and Vir- 1010 Independ- ANEWIN CONGRESS other are | ing Committee and his adherents, who | last few Congresses they have closed | in the | Suddenly. services | Pl om Relatives and friends | Matilde Bussierre and father of Mrs. | BUTLER. GERTRUDE. Departed this life | Braths. | EDELIN, MARIA. Tre oMcers and mem- | bers ot “tne wiling Heipers’ "Astocta- | o ure ‘motified o i o | MARIA EDELIN. Funeral Tussday Aprii l 19 at % am. from St. Vincent De Paul Church. All members are in- | vited to attend | JOSEPHINE BUTLER, President. GRACE WALKER. Recording Sec EDELIN, MARIA L. The officers and members of St. Thomas' Ladies Aux- 111 No. 64. and District Auxiliary, | No. 2. Knights of St. John. are hereby | notified of the death of Sister MARIA | L EDELIN. Call meeting tonight at 8:30 pm.. April & at her late res- | dence, 1015 New Jersey ave. s.e. neral _Tuesday. April 9. from St. cent De Paul’s Church, at a.m. LIZZIE M WELLS, ‘Aux_Pres MARY A. QUANDER Aux. Rec.-Cor. Sec. CHARLOTTE LUCKETT. Dist. Pres. GENEVA TIPPETT. Dist. R.-C. Sec. 1 FORREST, G R On Priday_ April | | | 19047 Vin- 5. 105, at Gallinger Hospital. GEORGE FORREST of 1300 Taylor st. nw. son of the late Daniel and Saran Forrest. | brother of Mrs. Emma Hungerford, Mrs. | Martha Thomas. Mrs. Mary Anderson | and Mrs. Louise Thomas. Funeral | Tuesday. April #. at '0 am. from | Frazer's funeral home 389 R. T. ave. nw.' Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 8 WARNER. On Sunday. April 7 t Freedmen's Hospital. WAR- NE! LDMAN. beloved husband _of | Martha Goldman, 19X Rugby ave.. Be- thesda, Md. Remains resting at the s H. Winslow funeral parlor, 130 | h st n.w. Puneral Tuesday. April | at 1 p.m. from Mount Lebanon Bap- 5th and Eye sts. n.w . LOUISE VERONICA. On Sun-| ay. April 1935 at_her residence. | 1544 North ‘Carolini ave. n.e. LOUISE | VERONICA GRIMES. beloved 'daughter | of Henry and Ruth_ Grimes. sister of Bernice. Clarice and Evelyn Grimes. and | the adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | William~ Lane. She also leaves other | relatives and friends. Remains restng at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church 143 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later ART. ALBERT P. On Saturday 6, 1935. av 11:40 pm_ at his residence t0th st ‘nw. ALBERT P. HART beloved husband of 'Ada Katherine Hart. | He is also survived by four children. W. Paul Richard H. and Francis K | Hart and Mrs. James A. Laison. Pu- | neral Tuesday. Aprii # ‘a¢ & pm. from Grace Eiscopal Church. Wisconsin ave . | | below M st nw Relatives and friends | invited. Interment Port Lincoln Cem- | | tery | JARVIS STER HAYDEN. On Su. April 5 at his residence | B April ther of William. r. devoted son Mrs. William D. Jarvis Ernest Jarvis, M J. Syphax and Ber of ha J. Park and Norma 50 leave | e Braxton) mother. grandfather other relat Tucsday, il 9, | er 1 2106 and n n Cemetery 8 and G. Apnil 7. D Circle {‘ NODE. S| LANCASTER. MARY n st on Tue: p.m. Relatives and Interment Cedar Hil MACK. ALICE. On Tr 1 ALICE MACK Funeral T 0 H s der of the president ELLA F_WATKINS DOROTHY QUANDER, Sec CHARLOTTE LUCKET D. P GENEVA TIPPETT. D. §. MANNHEIMER, ROSA. On Surday. Ap R | Wormser). bel d heimer and devoted ~mot of F Mannheimer. Puneral from the chapel MARK BROOKE, | his_residence. TRVING McKINNON | motrn their loss a father. N. two_brothers. Thomas R McKinnon. and two s Lean Funeral at pariors Tuesdav. April rment Lincoln Memor Weslev at 1 p.m. Cemetery McMAHON. KATE. On Monday 1835, at 535 am. at 508 '6th st. ne. K Funeral from the Wednesday. Apr : thence to St. Joseph urch. 2nd, C sts. ne., where requiem mass offered at 9 a.m. Rel. invited. Interment Apr her_ res X. MINNIE A yilllam H. an M. Minnix. _Servic res Co._funeral Rome. 14th | 1 Tuesd: A 1935, a Cemeters AN. MARY. On Sundar, Apr ai her residence. 1437 V. st MARY. the beloveq wife of Edwarc M | Monahan. Funeral services at the above | residence on Wednesday, April 10. at | 6:40 am : thence to St. Paul's Ch h. 15th and n.w. where mass will be offered_at 7 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. In- | | terment Frostburg. Md. o | MOTLEY, LEO A. On Saturday. April 6. | 1035, at_his residence onro ne. LEO A MOTLEY. beloved sor Catherine Motley inee Moore) and late James Motley. Funeral will held from the above residence on T: April 9. at S:30 am. Reau at St. Prancis De Sales Ch 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invi Interment Arlington National Cemet Sl | NYQUIST. JOHN €. On Sunday. April 7 | 1935 JOHN C. beloved husband of Emily A. Nyquist. He is also survived by his nephews, Edwin and Richard | Yerak.© Funeral from his late residence. #1 Randolph pl n.w.. on Tuesday. April 9. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends are | invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. NEIL. JAMES E. Suddenly, on Moncay, Avril 8. 1035 JAMES E. beloved son et the late Edward and Sarah O'Neil Funeral from the residence of his sister, M1s. Joseph Geler. 1817 Irving st. n.w., on Wednesday. April 10. at 9 am. Requiem mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception at #:30 am Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery ] PARKER. JENNIE HARDEN. On Satur- day. April 6. 1035._at Baltimore Md.. | JENNIE HARDEN PARKER. _Remai resting_ at Jobn J. Cowan’s Sons fu- neral parlors. Baitimore, Md. Funeral Tuesday, April 9. at 10 a.m.. from St. Peter’s_Church. Baltimore, M Inter- ment Glenwood Cemetery, Washington, D. 5 PARKER, LAURA. Departed this life Fricay. April b, 1935 at her residence. Arlingion. Va.. LAURA PARKER. de- voted wife of William A. Parker. She also leavesto mourn iheir loss one | brother. Robert Ashby: one sister. Lucy | Ashby: " one daughter, Mary Sorriano. and other relatives and friends. R mains resting at Barnes & Matthews funeral home, 814 4th st. sw. Funeral Tuesday. April #, at 1 pm. from the above residence. PERRY. DANIEL. On_Sunday. April 7, DANIEL PERRY. beloved husband of the late Millie Ann Perry. He leaves many relatives and friends to mourn his departure. Remains resting at the Jonn T. Rhines funeral chapel. :rd and Eye sts. s.w. Funeral Tuesday, April 9. at 1 p.m.. from the above chapel. REYNOLDS, On Saturday. April 6. 10 J. the beloved wife of Herbert A, Revnolds. Funeral will be from her late residence, 2238 Minesota ave. se. on Tuesday April 9. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited. "fnferment Glenwood Cemetery. RIDDLE. ALBERT S. On Saturday. April 6. 105 at Sibley Hospital. ALBERT S. RIDDLE of 204 Hancock ave. Takoma Park, Md._Funeral services at the resi- dence of Mr. E. C. Gary. 403 Carroll ave. Takom Park. Md.. on Tuesday. April 9, at 2:30 pm. Interment Wash. ington Memorial Park Cemetery. RIDDLE. ALBERT S. A special communi- cation of the New Jerusalem Lodge. No. o F. A A, M., will be held at Masonic Temple. 1ith ‘st. and New York ave. | nw.. on Tuesday. April 9. 1935, at 1:18 | o'clock p.m.. for the purpose of attend- | ing the fureral of our late brother, ALBERT 8, RIDDLE. By order | C. E. NEWCOMB, Worshipful Master. | ROBBINS, WARREN DELANO. On April | 7. 1935, in New York. in his 50th vear. | WARREN DELANO, beloved husband of rene de Bruyn Robbins and son of | tharine Delano Collier and the late Cha r ns. {22878t the Church of the Incarnation MONAH 1 Sth_st. and Madison ave. at 10 am. | Tuesday. April 9. Interment private. L4 | ROBINSON. | WASHINGTON | GEO. A. COMLEY Funeral serv- | MODERATE PRICES. | Open” Evenings AT Breaths. HAROLD F. _On Priday._April at Gallinger Hospital, HAROLD . ROBINSON, devoted son of Carrie F. Robinson and the late George A. Rob- inson. He also leaves to mourn their loss a great-grandmother, a grandmoth- er. seven aunts. six uncies and & host of other relatives and friends. Puneral Wednesday, April 10. at 1:30 p.m._from Frazier's funeral home. 388 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Interment. Harmony Cemetery. E RO MARGARET €. Suddenly. on Tuesday. April 2 1935. in Saflord, Ariz. MARGARET 8. ROWE. beloved daughter of Arthur H. and Emma G. Smith and mother of Charles R. Rowe, Jr. Funeral from the residence of her parents. 1517 Spring pl. n.w.. on Tues- day. April 9. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at ar Hill Cemetery ) ROYCE. MARGARET. on Monday. ‘April & 1935, at3:30 am at _Georgetown University Hospital, MARGARET ROYCE (nee Thompson ) evoted wife of Benjamin O. Royce. She also leaves to ‘mourn their loss two daughters. Annie C. and Margaret V. Royce: four sons. Harry L. Beniamin O. Woodrow M ‘and George 8. Rovce. Also other relatives and friends, Re- mains resting al Chambers’ funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery on Wednes: April 10. at 10:30 a.m 9¢ MITH. MATTHEW. Departed this life on riday. Apri! 5. 1935 at his residence, Meade st. ne.. MATTHEW SMITH. the devoted nephew of Mrs. Mollie Rus- gell. Mrs. Katie Mann and Mrs. Magzie Wellington. He also leaves to mourn his departure a host of other relatives and friends Remains resting at John T. RRines Co. funeral chapel and Eye sts. s.w. _Puneral Tye # at 2 pm. from the abo fureral chapel Interment Harmecny Cemetery. SMITHSON. DANIEL CLINTON. On Mon- April X ins st his residence, 2221345 on pl. se.. - TON SMITHSON. beloved huspana’ of Daisy Mary Smithson (nee Bortz). Serve ices ‘at the Anacostia M. E. Church, 14th and U sts_se. on Thursday. April parted this life rd y. Apnil 1. 512 p.m Relaiives and frienids 1 vited. Interment Union Cemetery, Alex- andria, Va 10 STORMER. ESTELLE. Suddenly. on Sun- SR PSTELLE, Buddenly. on Sun TELLE STORMER " aged 6. beloved e of Prank Stormer and mothes of Mrs. Mary Dement. Notice of funeral Iater MAS rdiy M CARRIE V. Departed this life April %1935, at Springfleld CARRIE V. THOMAS. devoted llam H_ Thomas and mother » P. Thomas Mrs. Ethel Taver- T and the Jate Mamie Elzey. She is o survived by five grandchildren and r ves Remains resting at the Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 14: nw ereatier at 1 ednesday. Ap . from Peonle's’ Congregational Church, = In- ent Harmony Cemetery. ® Funeral y. April in ave’ n.w. husband " of resting st peral’ ome on ) Interment funeral ) p.m. . Bes & Md Fu- above onday Mount Zion Cemete 11 gunner, He is survived by his wife Vardy. Funeral Tuesday, * pm. from the chapel Interment Arlington Ni Cemeter - on rze Washing: t0_mourn one brother. n-law one nephew and many 4 devoted friends. . Funernl Eoenerrt 8 St D ans’B Evenezer 3 wureh. 11 lorial Cemerery, 10 D _HENRY. On Bat- i5. at his residence. D sfter a short fil- HENRY WILLTAMS, son W tather of h and ock "ot 14 AMSON. JAMES A, Suddeniy Niphday: Apri A T IANES MEON. beloved amson. " Funeral charel, 5th and Sy, April 10 on services at H sts. n.w. at = pm, In Memoriam. FINNIE, THOMAS. In ead but memary of a dear hush u THONMAS FINNTE. "'ana ¥ears ago today e road wes getting rough Nere hard to elimp pered. “Come. thou weary one, and peace are thine " THE FAMILY. In sad but loving rance of our “devoted husband her. JAMES S. HACKNEY. who fe two vears ago. April Saf- on o Toving JAMES S X we miss our dear husband and er e brigktness of appears dim Since he can never come back to us, We must prepare to go to him. HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MABEL SLAUGH- TER HACKNEY ' AND CHILDREN AND EVERETT HACKNEY s LYDIA. In tad but lovine remembra of “our dear mother. LYDIA HENDERSON, who departed this e three years ago. April 4. 1932 vou have left us. sweet memory shall aiways onr hearts i HER DAUGHTERS. ISABELLE YOUNG IAUDE FRAZIER MATTHEWS. EDWARD. In loving mem- O waRSur dear hushand and -father life sometimes WARD MATTHEWS. who departed _life ter years ago today. April & I lost a life companion A life linked with my Day by day I m u_more As hrough life alone. sad is this day to me. . The day on which you died clings to my heart, v vour side LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY. MURPHY. MARGARET M. (MAGGIE). In sad remembrance of our devoted wife and mother. MARGARET M. (MAGGIE) MURF who passed to the great be- youd (wo years ago today. April & 1 We shall never forset the day When you left us all alone It seems that when you went away The sunshine left our home. Before our ees you faded Growir Uy bearing vour suffering il God took you away We have only your memory and_mothet To remember our whole life throush But the sweetness will linger forever, A< we treasure the image of vou HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. THURM. GUSTAVE A. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our dear husband and ~father GUSTAVE A THURM. who left us thirteen years ago foday. April & 197 Until memory fades and life ceparts, You will forever be in our hearts. Time takes away the pain of grief. But memory turns back another leaf. HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN dear wite FUNERAL DIRECTORS " Frank Geir's Sons Co. 1113 8eventn 8t N.W NAtional 2473 Modern Chapel. _Tel. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (A, L_HAYCOCK, Mgr.) Phone WEst 0096 3()34 t. N.W. Established 1841 ©YAS = B2 % 7T CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_ LI 0332 “JOHN R. WRIGHT _ 1337 _10th_§t. N.W. _Phone North 0047 V. L. SPEARE CO. ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding _the Original Formerls 1208 H 8t. N.W. Decatur 6242. 1623 Conn. Ave. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and_Mass_Ave. coln er’ One of the Largest Undertakers in the World FUNERALS DESIGNS /o2a/ TRIBUTES $2504p. da’&,wwd J a !.1.:‘. lilll 7000 GUDE BROS. CO. Flora! 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