Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1935, Page 11

Director Out of Hospital. HOLLYWOOD, April 11 (#).—Vic- tor Fleming, motion picture director, who collapsed recently while at work, was reported sufficiently recovered yes- terday to be removed from a hospital to his home. His illness was de- scribed as an “intestinal upset. Woman in 53 Bull Fights. Having taken part in 53 bull wm last year, modest and Juanita Cruz is hailed in )‘Mfld the champion feminine bull fighter ot Spain. No other woman has dis- patched 5o many bulls. Her fees last year totaled $30,000. ® WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE @ FRIDAY Men’s Wear Qewmw SALE Odd & Broken Lots Quantities are limited ; style and size ranges are broken, Some of the pieces are soiled or mussed. But every article is standard Raleigh QUALITY. If you want to share in these bargains. .. be early! All Sales Final—No Phone, Mail, C. 0. D. Orders. 24 Hart Schaffner & Marx and Raleigh $30 and $35 SUITS Tweeds, cheviots and worsted twists: grays and tans: sizes: regular (1), 35; (2), 36; (2), 37; (2), 38; (1), 39: (1), 40; (1), 42: shorts (2), 38; (1), 40: stouts (1), 38; (3), 39: MEN’S SUITS 9 SUITS: tweeds and Shetlands: tans and greys. Sizes: Regular (1) 37, (1) 38, (1) 39. (2) 40, () 40; uouv. $21.7 SUITS; fine worsteds in me- S and Tunt sreen dnmond weaves. _Sizes: Regular (4) (2) 38, (1) 40, 322 75 were $35 SUITS: ‘rorslrds Shetland: herringbones and pin thecks: blues. browns and eress. Sz Regular (?) :m 1) 37, (1) 38, N 2 shon ;1- med. stout m Rn (1)42: were $40.845 326- 6] MEN’S TOPCOATS 7 TOPCOATS: velour finishes in Sizes: Reluln 1) 4" 1) 38 tweeds and and T 10 lllm EDS, m tans. greys and browns. es: Res- lars (1) 33 m 34, :1» 5. (1) 38, (1) 37, 39 slim u: (1) 46 were iz 37, (1) 40: short - (1) 39: were $40 323 (b} 18 TOPCOATS: worsteds. wo- rumbos and Harris tweeds in tans. browns and heather 3fi &"5 4" were un. $26. 75 NECKWEAR 23 TIES: Four-in-Hand and Bow Stvies. mosty pastel colors: some slightly mussed. 3Qq Were $1 56 WASH TIES; wool knit ties and white dress bows: 9c some slightly soiled. . o 'II'B"EU'JV-V DRESS A“) TUXEDO DeEst to $1.50.... 2 Price 36 HATS Were up to $5.00 $2.85 All sizes, only. but in brown MEN’S HATS 42 RALEIGH HATS: lightweight felts: colors. snow. squirrel, parchment and bison; = broken sizes $3.15 HANDKERCHIEFS 210 HANDKERCHIEFS: pure linen; full size; white 98¢ handkerchiefs; 5 for. .. 76 FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS: excellent qualities in desirable border shades to_ blend with neckwear; 4 for... ROBES 10 TERRY mns. white blue and cana eial .. 1‘%'5!‘!.‘! I!fulll WASH + neat pattern erects oo $2.89 87 UNION SUITS: made of fine broadcloth: _ full_ cut: neatly ze5 79¢ 134 SHIRTS Were $1.65 Fine quality broadcloths, collar-attached and neck- band styles. Priday only. Clergy Suits 14 Price BLACK SUITS; sizes resular. fl(:) l“ (1)‘1‘2‘”!5;? (ll) v $17.50 sUITS; : 3 BLAE 2_trousers ll‘l, (1) 37. (1) 38, (1) 1537, ) 38 ) 39, stout, (1) 42; ‘2000 were, 11 BLACK lflfl'!. (3) 38. (1) 3 1) 4~. short. (1) sizes, (1)40 (1) 40; slim. (1) 42; stout. (1) 42. 1) 447 were I a 4 (1), 40: (1), 44; longs (1), 38; (1), 40: ), 42. 75 SHIRTS Were $1.65 to $1.95 Fancy collar-attached and neckband styles: some slight- Iy mussed; broken sizes. MEN’S O’COATS R HART SCHAFFNER & MARX O\EBCOA'I'S. blues and greys; sizes regular (1) 35. (1) 36, 42, (l|\ li :nou @) 0. &8 U were 830 and $35. .. 316-75 10 OVERCOATS: browns sress d blues: size: D%, 0% O 38. (1) 40: slim. Q) 44: were s‘as 9.75 4 OVERCOATS: dark blues and stevs; sizes, regular. (1) 36. (1) im. 3 browns and 38. (1) and “SisT m $26. 75 56 Men’s RAINCOATS All rubber: grey and brown belted style. Chauffeurs’ Wear 14 Price CHAUFFEURS' SUITS; sises. ) ular an m;n- Fesutar EA u» 35. (1) 36. 37 2; rt (1) 36. 3 cmvnmls‘ oVl mfll‘l‘l .1 CHAU UFFEURS’ l'orconn. sizes. regular (2) 36, 15 (1) 44; were $30 2 CHAUFFEURS' TOPCOATS: LA HJ“M. were $l7 50 $35 CHAUFFEURS' lAlNCoA‘le Sires regular (1) s] 36. (1) 38; were $30 HAUFFEURS' Cars: were $4.00. 81.65 174 SHIRTS AND SHORTS elastic waist or side tie. Bhlfllofsmflborfllt 390 ea. 86 Prs. Raleigh SHOES 33.95 Black or tan calfskin in Spring weight; all sizes. MEN’S SHOES Scotch grains: won $8.50 “ 4'5 HANAN SAMPLE lm sizes 7B. 95 Were 31251 5 PAIRS lllallfll 8" ES, grains; RS MEN'S :mfllfilmlnm sizes '”? $13.50 fl‘/nD !%“E Were $1.75 to $2.50 85¢ Curb Parking Service—Chauffenrs in Attendance RALEIGH HABERDASHER Washingtow's Finest Men's Wear Store—1310 F STREET THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO SYONEY R. JACOBS, U. S. OFFICER, DIES Assistant Commissioner of Public Debt Resident of City 45 Years. Sydney R. Jacobs, assistant commis- sioner of the public debt, died in Emer- ., Wis., 1869, Mr. Jacobs had lived in ‘Washington since 1890, when he se- cured a position at the War Depart- ment. Transferred to the Treasury Department eight years later, his rise wmmh positions of responsibility was y. For many years connected with the National Guard of the District, Mr. Jacobs served in the Spanish-American War as captain of Company M. 1st District of Columbia Infantry. He was & member of Henry W. Lawton Camp, No. 4, United Spanish War Veterans, and the District of Columbia Com- mandery, Naval and Military Order of the Spanish-American War, of which he served as commander in 1918 and senior vice commander in chief of the National Commandery the following ar. nnr. Jacobs was a graduate of the Law School of Columbian College, now George Washington University, and a member of the bars of the Supreme Courts of the District and his native State. Mr. Jacobs entered Osiris Lodge of Masons, No. 26, here in 1894, serving as master in 1906. He was elected Grand Master of District Masons in 1925. He had also been past high priest of Mount Pleasant Chapter, No. 13, Royal Arch Masons, and a member FOUND. DOG, tan. male. vicinity Sisddar terrier. ire-haired small. black lnd hmIn. identity m show Emer- n_5941. ofla Protectiv 5 found on Wyoming m case. ave. Tuesday night. Call_Potomac' 3896, 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. DIFLOMA lost o town Tues: day. Rflllrn 16 Lhmu Matthews, 832 D st. se. BAR PIN. n‘de lnn set ot dlllond cuft ar Lib- links. Wednesday eral Fa. - Photie Cleveland own BJLLFOLD. Monday night. confaining sum of ‘mone of Tores. all pay mrlfl! w lleho Arlington. lusble to Liberal u'lrd Chnnflm hite_gold with 3 onyx -na Please return to M ch. 2132 Wisconsin ave. n'. ULL TERRIER. female. 4 mos. old- lnd brown markings. l!nnn-hln ave. n.w. At No. u” 12' owner only. 1253. BRACELET. small diamonds. P. Limba ne' R fleven women, elected on & “maniess” ticket at New Albany, Kans., today are preparing to enter their re- spective offices on May 7. PFive of the seven are shown here as they em!aned in the kitchen of the mayor-elect. Left to right: Mrs. Susie Blinn, councliwoman; Laura Shelton, police judge; Mrs. Susie Murphy, mayor; Mrs. Effie Laughlin and Mrs. Kathryn Bivins, both councilwomen, of Mount Pleasant Council, No. Royal and Select Masters; Washing- ton Commandery, No. 1, Knights Templar; Almas Temple; Kallipolis Grotto and Esther Chapter, No. §, Order of the Eastern Star. He is survived by his widow, the former Helen Josephine Luckey, a native of Washington; two brothers, Rev. H. H. Jacobs of Milwaukee, Wis., and Ralph D. Jacobs of ' Cleveland, Ohio, and a sister, Mrs. George G. Bohrer of New York City. Funeral services will be held at the Mount Pleasant _ Congregational Church tomorrow at 9 a.m. followed by burial in Arlington National Ceme- tery, with Masonic services conducted by Grand Master Robert 8. Regar. WILLIAM H. PARKER DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Former Chief Clerk of Ordnance Department Retired Recently Following Heart Attack. William H. Parker, chief clerk of the accounting office of the Ordnance Department until three months ago, when he retired because of ill health, died early yesterday morning at his home, 2410 North Capitol street. Mr. Parker joined the staff of the naval gun factory here in 1898, and shortly thereafter was transferred to the Ordnance Department. He suf- 5, fered a heart attack six months l‘o,‘ which forced him to retire. His widow, | Mrs. Jeanne Parker, survives. Scottish Rite funeral services will be held at his late home tomorrow at 3 pm. Members of Pentalpha Lodge will conduct services in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Persian OAT. gilver Persian mixed with black. on Call Decatur 1349. ll' \85!3 gold-; flmmtd nmn p.m. outside of Bevird %5 DIRG MONEY, between Insurance and Navy Dept.: Wednesday Ifkm%lgg. Re- ward. National 2699. DH.."l PAmfl‘Nggl“olnlflw:l’:. "unlumed. Wednesday, vielnity 2150 and N . A, (olost “Priday 32" ontaining v-lu.ble- 611 A st eve- Reward. 6. Al- ocxtrnool( lnc glasses and _other Miss Renee Peruszi, lantie 2205. POCKETBOOK. driver's permii. keys. etc. Tuesday between 15th and Col. nd 15t and G e _A_L‘__ veland POMERANIAN. female. nlrlled “Kitty.” nn Saturday. Aprl 6. 1023 213t at. Reward. PURSE. black suede: xi: permit. registration ¢ kevs. Reward. National 5771, Br. 642 STICKPIN. oval l!llnd‘ with small dia- monds and 2 l Dearls. Reward if returned to Mhe L McKeever, 237 Shoreham _Blds. _ Telephone Natl. 475 WILL PARTY who found package cnnmn- ing lavender toucle blouse please call Wl.scamln il money. natural = Told 8 Vra watth naraved H Reward. Phone Jones. Georgis GBZI WRIST WATCH. man's mu. 'nflm made. browr, s strap: g ard. 2030 one Toie. TALTAVULL Funeral Home | 3619 14th St. N.W. Cerner Spring Road : COL 0464 Phones } ADams 10341 Is One of the Largest black envelopfn Containing | Edy containing | Births Reported. Wesley and Anna Bllings. boy. d Emma Moore. Melvilie and Catharine Menefee. boy. Charles and Bertha Tobin, N Jacob lnd l.lu’ie' ‘chllll. Edward and V! Davia ‘and Arnita Shover, b0y, Harry and Bara Meyers, boy, id Justine Sari, and Katherine cun.n sirl Ed Evelyn Thode. girl Kennelh ll‘ld Mary Silvey. girl. Louis and Catherine Lombardi. | Roy and Madeline Deaths Reported. w"rlm PCOC 4 Julia Gray. 71 lmer zn: James E. O'Neil. 66, st. Hert:’erll A. Payne. 66. Bl Bllubflhl Hos- Harw , Lawrenson. 59. 1929 North Capi- ie Stormer. 56, Sibley Hospital. r-'o:;'im 82 Walter ‘Reed General H William i Pragler, 81, Garfield Hospital. an Tz e Dewey P. Bradley. 35 2120 18th st. §eo king Heart allinger Hospital, A. J. Wa ington. 5 I'EII" fiu“ialn Nicholls Morrison. 41, o aanes et .mnm M. W. Walker, 37. 24 Quincy pl. Edward H. Williams, 34, 4. e 31 ern‘r s Marsuerit C. Johnson. 2108 Ward 'pl. S T Frec T enits, Cdar Hill Cmeterg FOR REFERENCE ASK YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR | | | D.C.Woman Paints Desert Flowers, Tourists’ Magnet 250,000 Drawn to Bril- liant Natural Display in Cadlifornia. By the Associated Press. BAKERSFIELD, Calif., Apnl 11— Desert wildflowers, made more bril- | liant than usual by steady Winter rains, have drawn more than 250,000 tourists to Kern County, highway statistics show. About 62,000 automobiles brought sightseers into the county. Mrs. Mary Vaux Walcott of Wash- ington, D. C., illustrator of a work on wildflowers for the Smithsonian Institution, is painting the colored flelds as & guest of Allan Hoover, son of the former President. VIRGINIA DELEGATE DIESIN AUTOMOBILE; Daniel . Coleman of Norfolk Is Stricken on Way to Staunton to See Doctor. By the Associated Press. STAUNTON, Va,, April 11.—Daniel Coleman, 56 years old, a member of the Virginia House of Delegates from Norfolk since 1930, died in an auto- mobile near here last night. Mr. Coleman was en route by auto- mobile to the home of Dr. J. S. De- jarnette of the Western State Hos- pital here when he was stricken with heart disease. Relatives were notified and the body was taken to an undertaking estab- lishment here. Mr, Coleman had been a well known lawyer of Norfolk many years. He served a term in the General Assem- | bly of 1912 and returned in 1930 for | nis second term; he had been a mem- | 'ber ‘of the Norfolk delegation since | that time. A bachelor, he was bern in Pittsylvania County in 1879. His | sister-in-law, Mrs, Roy Coleman, re- | sides in Danville, FARMER SUCCUMBS NEAR GERMANTOWN Zachariah Thomas Briggs, Life- long Resident of County, Vic- tim of Heart Attack. | Special Dispateh to The Star. .| GERMANTOWN, Md., April 11.—A | heart attack caused the death at his ‘ home, near here, Tuesday of Zachariah Thomas Briggs, 60, 2 well known far- mer of lifelong resident of the county. He is survived by his widow, formerly a Miss Power of Derwood, and ,a number of sons and daughters. The funeral will take place at 2 o'clock tomorrow from the Neelesville Presbyterian Church, near here, bur- ial*to be in Forest Oak Oemetery, Gaithersburg. I 6 Chapels, 12 Parlors, 20 Cars, Hearses and Undertakers in the World The beauty of $500 metal. Ambulances For the small price of $265. The complete Funeral Service by Chambers includes: Cars, Hearse, use of Chapel and all other details. You will agree with thousands of other families served by Chambers it's a service of beauty, dignity and quali ALL FOR ONE PRICE In Case'of Death, Call Chambers . 1400 CHAPIN Call Columbia N- w. 0432 fit for Kings. ONLY $265 RITES HERE SATURDAY FOR REV. W. A. CAHILL Baltimore Pastor Formerly Sta- tioned at St. Joseph’s Church, This City. | By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, April 11.—Funeral services for Rev. William A. Cahill, pastor of St. Cecilia’s Catholic Church here, formerly stationed at St. Joseph's Church, Washington, will be held Sat- |urday morning. Burial will be in { Mount Olivet Cemetery, Washington. Father Cahill, who was 55, died last night at Mercy Hospital. He had been in failing health 18 months. He was born in Washington and at- | tended Gonzaga High School there. He was a student in seminaries here and afterward took a graduate theo- logical course at the Catholic Uni- lverllty in Washington. He is survived by two brothen. Frank and James, of Washington, and three sisters, Mrs. Mary McGarrah and Mrs. Loretto Quinn, Washington, and Mrs. Catherine Payne, Chicago. EASTON RITES PLANNED FOR VICTIM OF AUTO ! J. Roscoe Wheatley, Canner and Business Man, Killed in Pennsylvania. By the Associated Press. EASTON, Md, April 11.—Funeral services for J. Roscoe Wheatley, prominent Easton canner and business man, who was killed in an sutomobile accident on his way to attend the minster, will be held here at 1:30 p.m. tonforrow. His body arrived yesterday from Pennsylvania. The accident occurred |;uuday between York and Carlisle, 2. ‘Wheatley, aged 48, was preddcnt of the Talbot Packing & Preserving Co. and vice president of the Hillsboro- | Queen Annes Co-operative Associa- | tion. He also was president of the Talbot County Board of Education. He is survived by his father; brother, ‘Washington. less than a year ago. HOUSE- WARMING FETE CROWDS HIGH SCHOOL Special Dispatch to The Star. SILVER SPRING, Md., April 11.— Between 600 nndl:go persons attended on a large estate in Silver Spring. | The affair marked the monthly meeting of the Parent-Teacher Asso- clation of the junior and senior high | schools, but all business was dispensed with and the evening devoted to & general inspection of the building. Announcement of the choice of name by the School Board was made by George W. Davis. The Student Council of the school had submitted three names, Broome, Blair and Sligo. 1 and Obtain the Best at Small Cost Funerals $75—$95—8125—$165—$195—$265 and Up Complete Jhe Greater Chambers Co. | & S17 11th S. Call Lincoln 4477 funeral of his sister-in-law at West- | Claude Wheatley of Easton, ! and a sister, Mrs. High Frampton of | His wife died a little | WOULD PENSION FOES BOSTON, April 11 (#).—A plea for Government pensions for Confederate veterans was made yesterday by the national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, Alfred A. Stacey, as the Massachusetts Depart- ment ended its annual encampment Comdr. Stacey said it was the duty count “There are about 3,000 of the Con- federate veterans left,” he said. @ards of Thanks. LDMAN, WARNER. Mrs. Martha Gold- man, wife of the late WARNER GOLD- MAN, es to thank friends for flow- Cards and other expressions of sym- J . _ROBA w.«uma'ron, AND NIECES. PAULINE GREEN AND BMITH. » CABILL. REV. WILLIAM A. On A .1:36. Rev. C. Interment - Mount Olivet Cemetery, wnmnnon Dv C. x MARGARET Weandsday. Apri 1o 10s5. MARGARST Alfll beloved daughter of Mrs. erurtt Oarragher and sister of M: eresa B. ‘Prancis 3o John T Peter M Carragher. turday. April 13. at 9 am Theice to Holy Comforter Church. where high requiem mass will be offered at 9:530 am. for the repose of her soul. Rela {ives and friends invited. Iitermen Mount Olivet Cemetery. CARROLL. MARY M A. Thomas L. and Virginia Car- Fiineral from th ve residence on Monday. April 15. at 2 p.m, tives and friends are invited. ment Glenwood Cemetery. DAWSON. JOHN W. On Tuesday. Aurll 2.,1835. at bis residence 725 Bth n the 76th vear of his age. JOHN W belovad hosbana of Hattie Dawson ‘Youns) nm:m from the chapel 1a- inter- 5t W, ves and A ierment » Congres: Cemetery. 11 lAMlcl cnxou. W. Suddenly. on 935, at his residence, 11240 P 3 W. EAMI usbs of Meren-nn mains above residence. mrem residence of his parents. Bruce Eamich. at AL urday. April 1 and friends invi boro. Va. GRIER. CHARLES R. Suddenly. on Wefl- nesday. April 10, 1935 CHARLES Beloved husband” of Harriet B. Gricr. Puneral from his late residence, 4205 Liinois ave. n.w.. on Friday. April 12 at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited t0 attend. Interment at Glenwood Ceme- 2 JOHN EDWARD. 1 Tuesday April 4, am. JOHN EDWARD HARRIS N si. nw. bemeu Rusband of Matiiaa Grady Harris. of John and the late Catherine n-rm brother of William Elmer. 1ds Maud Harrie, Pearl ion and Helen Gardner Remains Testing at the W. Ernest Jarvis mneu church. 141" You st. n.w. until 4 p.m. Ihurmy thereafter m- late reat; | er: al ril DR from "the Sniloh Baptist Churen fth and P sts. n.w., Rev. Harrison offi- 5 Interment’ Arlington Nlnonll II'I.DIBI, De arted thll llfl y. April 11, a lv. Glmnnr Homm APRbhEp'® She leaves to mourn their o Gaustier Baiey Suatris: s Hster. Juanica Harria an aunt. a coulm and a host of other relatives and friends. = Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral hcme 1300 th Capitol st.. until 4 p.m. Sunday. 1l 14: then at her late residence. 108 !rom and — - p.m. Reiatives Interment Hills- . sw. where funeral services will Monday_April 15, at 1 pm Rev. W. Westry officiating. Rosemont Cemetery. HAIIISO\‘ J. FRANK. | Aprit 10" 1935, Scagesville, Md.. J band of Fattve neral services at the abve residence on Fri- day. Apri t 10 am. Intermens in 8t. Mary's Cemetery. Laurel. HART, MAGGIE. On Wednesdar. April 10.°1935."at_Gallinger Hosoital MAG- GIE HART of 1718 5th st. nw. She leaves to mourn’ her departure a de- Yoted' husband. Julius ‘Hari. and nine children. Remains resiingsa! Smith funeral home. 1125 Ath st. nw. lmer- ment in North Carolina. residence Gallinger Hospial. of 1504 Vermont ‘wifs ‘of Frederick L. Herndon, mother of Prederick L. Herndon. jr. and ter of Mrs. Ida Redd. ~Surviving her ‘also are a host of other Telatives ll.ld nend;, ?unl 1 _Pri April 2 from huhn funeral ham. 3 nnm Island ave. n.w. Rela- ends _ invited. Harmony 5% Cemeters Ilflqu WILLIAM H. On Wedneldl! 10. 1935_in his 84th y HOLCHUH. Interment private (cremlmn) Y special = JACOIS S‘Ylg‘l:lq Ec A s zch commnn n Yot Mo it Ma mble. on s-:umny‘ April m.. pose of conducting the !uneul of our late brother. SYD- | NEY R. JACOBS, past grand master. direction of the grand master. . CLAUDE KEIPER. Grand.Secret: By | JOHNSON. FANNIE. Of Wedn 0. 1935, at her residence. 1 n st nw. JOHNSON. ' She leaves a husband. five daughters. three sons and a host of friends. Remains nuln‘ a ardson & Robinson's hem :01! Vermont ave. n.w. nmm Friday, a‘pm 1 at the A Funeral from the above funeral home on Friday. Aoril 1%, at = Relatives and friends aré “invited. Interment Rock cn_-ek C:mzlny sday. April MARTIN. OLINE. On Tues 9. 19.15 lt her ruflln%e! 1816 Minne- I”lufl Mart!: CARg beloved mother o e artin an oV .\Y;l.l‘ ::J, o Qaries B and T artin' of Washin Martin cl Cl!vellnd Ohl 0; M Florence. Rote Ole pavies of Wathinglon D. €5 7,0, Jeflerson, Oblo. Fu- [ sn"v.n”': Tuneral home, 517 nm 3 utheast funeral mt 7 Priday. April 12, at 8: to St. Pracis X-vlerl a. lve .. where mass ered a for the repose of her soul Rellth’u and_friends are ‘nmnd lmermcnt Mount Olivet Ceme- ery. ORTON. WILLIAM THOMAS. ted !hll lfll ril 8. lfl"fi at Gal Iln:er AM THOMAS MORTON. Ho Reavis a mothér and father Geor- Slans and William Morton: three broth: ers. four uncl ee aunts and a host of other relatives lnd friends to mourn ol ns resting_at Ruth 453 O st. n.w. %o, * Relatives and nterment Payne's ARBL 0. 1005, at_Providence Hos- ] INE J. ..btlfl'ed dl“lh‘fl' Anastasis T l-lll at 10 lm for repose 5 Relati lnfl [ Tnterment Moont Ofivet Cemeters. 13¢ » Blessed Vir- )lULCA ’flm at. w. . Priday. Aoril 12. ID'M NE 8. DOWNING, Prefect. 12 PARKER. wmm{ H, On Wednesdas, i0, 1935 l“l‘"‘l 2 Bel sband of Jeanne Purker., Buneral rom i late resi- dence. ‘2410 North Capitol_ st fAtads mvited 16 atlend. Hill Cemetery. at 8:30 CA’ tives and Interment at WILLIAM H. Members of Cor- coran l‘galo?‘r‘g Velleox;-m Am-lmen PARKER, On Wednesday. | lllhDoN ERMA. On Tuesday April 9. ' a ERM. - | the original ROBINSON. LUCINDA. ' Departed this | I'thanY'flAHfll ]"“'Jli; kr‘l'fl’ Jr”'" o er residence man st s A" ROBINSON Gevated 'mm'm Tie ] nd dl:mldl?n lllfl ho n! omer nd, friends. Rematna resting unm' Friday -tun'xoa:m e glter at her late” residenc Bunday. April 14 at p.m.. from l(aum Juml hnmt church corner Sth and ¥ se. L. T. Hughes ©Our hearts cannot teil how we miss you, kno: what to say: In‘0ur lonely nome foday.® T30 BUDDEN. MATTHEW. _Suddenly. on Wed- April 10. 1935 at his residence, fi'nf“ - Py, MATTREW. beiowed hus: a ¢ ner 0 oG hambers Co. futieral home, 3 a.m. for the repose of his soul. tives and friends are invited. Inter- ment Arlington National Cemetery. Suddenly. on Tue, At ohis redidence 1 l\;,nvnr(dMu ‘n.w.. R S¢ ther of Mrs. B L. Blnrkswck Reginald L -nd Predmck Scott. - Services at Hines Co luneul home. . n.w.. or Prid April at Tnterment Port Lincoin czmu TICE, um'u . Baddenly. on April 10, TICE. aged 49 years. Remaion Yearbelin tee chapel of P. A Taltavull, 436 7ih st aw. Interment Willlamsport, VINSON, I'llLYI D s day. April 10 RNE VINSOR! late residenice: 315 Sin 2 NE the ‘oeloved husband of Irene B. Vinson and father of Shirley Marie and Wilma Anna Vinson. ' Puneral services at the Y- Chambers Co. Southeast funeral . 517 11th st. se. on Saturday, Annl 13, n 11 am. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. 12 Departed this lite Apr residence now " PANNIE }fi““ff", “She 1:;;:5 to mourn their ss three sons ineas. Homer_and Raymond Walker: two datighters. Rosa lie Wood and Fannie May Hermande: two sisters and a host of other rel tives and friends, Remains resting Bentley & Malloy's funeral home. 1 st and Florida ave n.w. until 5 Thursday: “thereafier ‘at her late Fesi: dence. Funeral Priday April 17. at = pm. from Shiloh Baptist Relatives and friends invited ment Lincoln WORMLEY., THOMAS. On_Monday. Avril ® aiter Reed Ho: 15 et Wa THOMAS WORMLEY loving father of rah_and Thomas Wormley. ir. fe e many other relatives and a host of friends to mourn his departure. ‘mains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. 8w Funeral Monday. April 15. at 1 pm from the above-named chapel. - Inter- ment Arlington National Cemetery. WORMLEY. THOMAS. _The officer. members of Morniné Star Lodge. No. i 1. B.P. of W. are hereby notified 1o attend ‘a session of sorrow Thursday. April 111935 at R p.m. BT A T ents_for the late orother. THOMAS WORMLEY 2 neral, marching. Monday Aprii 15 ot 1 o'clock p.m., from J. T, Rhines” funeral parlor. 901 ard st s ARRIS 1t CORTEZ W. PETERS sEen e Baler. In Memorium. ALDER. ANNIE W. loving memory of Gur_dear wife and mother ANNTE W ALDER. who passed away from us five years ago today. April 11, 1930 On_the hillside. gently siceping. Where the flowers softly wave, 2 the one we loved so dearly, In her lonely. silent erave R AND SON. * l,nmv R In sad but lov- of dear_ devoted hus- LARRY R ARTIS who was ddenly one- year Aprfl The blow was hard. the shock severe We never thought his death so near. only lhnrrlvhn have lost can tell e pain of pnnma with farewell LONELY WIFE MARY L. ARTIS ARTIS, REV. LARRY R. In B¢, remembrapce of our dear, V. RRY R. ARTIS. wh eparted | this life one year ago today. ApRi T AT, O Y R BURNS. ARLENE V. 1n sad but loving re. membrance of our devoted daughter. V. ¥ho, departed this On W'dnu- Chureh Inter- Memorial Cemetery. 11 ARTIS. REV. life one year ago today Just onr year ago Lodly d:uihlu m’ urs r.hb«: away the little life that was Angels, hearing thy cmlmm lament | Bore thee to heaven with God's consent. So nm desolate hearts and grief un: | We cherish thy mem MAMA AND DA DENISON. JORN 0. A tribute nr mw and devotion “to the memory of husband and “our Tather | TSON. " who entered eternal | Three vears a0 todss. April 11, 1 | Thouzh cast down. T am not forsaken | Though so lonesome. not . alone Thou didst_give and Thou hast taken B"HM Lord _Thy will be done. LOVING WIFE AND CHILLCREN. * DENNIS. REV. ALEXANDER. Sacred the memory of our grandfather, ALEXANDER DENNIS. who ent eternal rru sixteen years ego today April 11 1919 | one. but not forgotten. HIS GRANDCHILBREN | AND CLIFTON AUDRICK | DENNIS. REV. | ANDER DENNTS. who passed away April 11, 1919, Rest._dear one. rest. KATIE DENNIS PINKNEY. * UEHRING, ELLA LOUISE. In sad re- | membrance of my dear wile and our mother. ELLA LOUISE DUEHRING. who | deparied this lite one year aso today. HUSBAND JULWS H. DUEHRING: | HILDREN RS. “MARIE | N T hoRER T GLORIA JUNE AND JEWEL. GOODS. BUELETTE LOUISE. In sad re- membrance of rdear _daughter BUELETTE LOUISE GOODS ‘ner Lacey). who departed this life six year. | a0 todav. April 11. 1970 | Until_memory fades a Interment | Ling Arlene ais | Eoons AND RUSBAND. Most)a W ‘JOH\‘O\ WILLIAM BARKER. SR. In sad remembrance of our devoied father WILLIAM BARKER JOHNSON. Sr. who departed nm life six years ago todar April 11. 1929, The world changes from vear And friends from day to da But_never will the one we | From memory fade away. Until memory fades and life departs You, will live forever in our hearts Time takes away the pain of grief. Byt memoty turns back every leat HIS, CHILDREN, CLAUDE CATHERINE AND MATILDA SARKER JOHNSON. Flowers msy bloom. wither and die Though others forget you, never shali 1. - HTER. CATHERINE WILLIAM: . OFFUTT. CAROLINE C. brance of CAROLINE departed this life Tuesday. April 11. 1911. wife of the late David A. Offutt. In loving remem- C. OFPUTT, who Rhodes. daughter of Martha Jan ney and the late Mayo W. Janney and sister of Nathan H. Janney. Ada E. Bal- lard and the late Albert 8. Janney. Proverbs. xxxi 10-31 . PAYNE. HATTIE MAY. In loving re- ‘membrance of my dear mother. HATTIE MAY PAYNE. who_ departed this life thirty vears ago_today. April 11, 1905 HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. LEONORA ____ FUNERAL DIRECTORS J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave. NE. __ Lincoln 5200 Frank Geir’s Sons Co. 1sseventn 8t Nw N Ational 2473 Joseph F. Bmh’s Sons poone widt o 8034 M SE. N.W. AL S ZURHORST CO. EAl APITOL 303, EAST CARITOL, ST- JOHN R. WRIGHT 1337_10th St. N.W. _Phone North 0047 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor te nor connected with W. R. Speare establishment Natiomal 2s02 1009 H St. N.W. ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding_the Original W. R. are poti LIAM H. from his h!! resi- dence. 2410 m fi w{' on Pri- dlv. Alrfl 12, 193! . Inter- Cl-l uu. A. MEYER, Fresident. * On Tuesday. 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