Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1935, Page 11

For a Regular $150 Funeral 15 No Extras! Ib has taken 25 and a steadily ncnninl vnlume f business mit the fisublllhmant ol Sraordinary service 15 lways the ssme ‘irrespective of price! WASHINGTON § LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home pital. Phone L1.8200-8201 OPERATION FATAL 10 COL. GARRISON Native of Washington Was Custodian of Welch Medi- By the Associated Press. rison. BALTIMORE, April 19.—Col. Field- % ing H. Garrison, 64, U. 8. A, retired, outstanding medical historian, died yesterday at the Johns Hopkins Hos- Col. Garrison, custodian of the Wil- liam H. Welch Medical Library here, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1935, surgeon general's office at Washington fmlmmlflllm!mwallmwn for his writings. One of his works, “An Introduction to the History of Medicine,” went through four editions. He was a regu- lar contributor to the bulletin of New York Academy of Medicine. A native of Washington, Col. Gar- rison received his bachelor of arts de- gree from the Johns Hopkins Univer- sity and his medical degree from Georgetown University. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Clara A, Garrison, and three daugh- ters, Mrs. Shirley Heare, Miss Mar- garet Garrison and Miss Patricia Gar- cal Library. e Mills to Cut Output. ‘The Japan Cotton Spinners’ Asso- ciation of Japan will further curtail production to 83.8 per cent of ca- pacity. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F STS. SALE! COATS AND SUITS Special purchases and merchandise from our regular stocks greatly reduced for Easter selling. $1 75 Good news for thrift-fashion budgets! A marvelous selec- tion of new coats and suits in the most wanted styles, fab- rics and colors, greatly re- duced in time for Easter. And remember, despite this special price, you can charge it on convenient terms. The Coat Sketched —is of salt-and-pepper tweed, single breasted. featuring the smart Dolman sleeves. All silk lined. $19.75. The Suit Sketched —is of pin-striped flannel: 2-pc. man tailored, with 6-button, double-breasted coat. All colors. $19.75. CHARGE IT! NOTHING DOWN Pay after Easter, in May, June and July. No interest added. RICHARD WMAHON FATALLY STRICKEN Solicitor in Treasury Under Andrew Mellon Victim of Heart Attack. By the Associated Press. HARPERS FERRY, W. Va. April 19.—Richard R. McMahon, 75, who served as Solicitor in the Treasury Department under Andrew W. Mellon, died at his home today. Death was caused by a heart attack. McMahon, a retired Washington at- torney, at onc time taught rhetoric at Georgetown University. He was a trustee of Columbia Hospital, Wash- ington. McMahon was born at Alexandria, Va. His widow and a brother sur- vive. Richard "Randolph McMahon, who died in Harpers Ferry today was well known in Washington some 10 years 0. He was a personal friend of the late Chief Justice Taft, Elihu Root, President Harding and dignitaries of many lands. For two years he served as solicitor of the Treasury Department—from 1922 to 1924—when this office was also attached to the Department of Justice. In this capacity he came in close touch with many of the leading lawyers of the United States. He was active member of the American Bar Association. | _ Always interested in education, Mr. McMahon, when he went back to West Virginia, was made a member{ of the board of regents of the State university. Active in Republican politics, he had served his party in many capaci- ties—and had gone as delegate to na- tional conventions from his native State, In 1924 Mr. McMahon retired from the Government service and went to live in Harpers FPerry, occasionally visiting Washington. MRS. L. J. KELLOGG" FUNERAL TOMORROW Rites for Seventh-Day Adventist | Leader to Be Held in Ta- koma Park. Funeral services for Mrs. L. Jennie Kellogg. 91, descendant of pioneers in establishment of the Seventh Day | Adventist Church in America and her- self a leader of the group for many | years, will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. | at Columbia Hall, Takoma Park. Mrs. | Kellogg died yesterday at the home of | her daughter. Mrs. C. C. Lewis, 200 | | Flower avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Born in Erie County. N. Y., Mrs. | Kellogg had been a resident of Wash- | ington and nearby Maryland since | 1917. Active in the church and the' W. C. T. U. here, she resigned most of | her work because of ill health about | two years ago. She was the widow of Alonzo F. Kellogg, church leader, with whom she lived in Michigan for many years. Besides Mrs. Lewis, she is survived | by an adopted son, Charles Kellogg | of Oregon, and a brother, Arnold John Ayars of Kalamazoo, Mich, SERVICES TOMORROW FOR MRS. JANE H. FORD 1of Floris, Mrs. A. B. Fleming of Fair- EDGAR W. FOLLIN DIES AT FALLS CHURCH HOME Fairfax County 'Undertaker and Dairyman Will Be Buried Tomorrow. Edgar W. Follin, undertaker and dllrymn died Wednesday at his home, 111 West Broad street, Falls Church, Va, Born in Fair- i fax County, June 718, 1873, he was the son of John N. and Mary French Follin. A life long resident of Virginia, his early life was spent in farming. Mr, Follin had been an under- taker since 1919, first at Vienna, Va., and later at Falls Church. He was active in the Junior Order of Fraternal Americans and the Mary- land-Virginia Milk Producers’ Asso- ciation. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. ldn B. Follin, three daughters, Evelyn, Margaret and Edythe Follin, his father and seven sisters. Funeral services will be conducted at the home tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. by Rev. William D. King. S MRS. ADA J. NICKELL TO BE BURIED SUNDAY Floris, Va.,, Woman Dies at 61 in D. C.—Survived by Five Daughters and One Son. 8pecial Dispatch to The Star. HERNDON, Va., April 19.—Services for Mrs. Ada J. Nickell, 61, wife of a prominent Floris farmer, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Floris Pres- byterian Church. Mrs. Nickell died yesterday in Georgetown Hospital, ‘Washington, after an illness of two months. Besides her husband, she is sur- vived by five daughters, Mrs. Wilson McNair, Miss Mary Winifred Nickell fax, Miss Jane Nickell of Washington and Mrs. B. D. Evans of Flushing, N. Y., and a son, Lehman Nickell of Washington. Burial will be in Chestnut Grove Cemetery, Herndon MRS. CLARA A. DANIELS DIES AT COLLEGE PARK | | Services Will Be Held Tomorrow for Widow of E. F. Daniels, Bf). Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. COLLEGE PARK, Md.. April 19— Mrs. Clara A. Daniels, 90. widow of Edward F. Daniels, died yesterday at her home, at Colesville road and uni- versity lane. i Mrs. Daniels leaves three sons and two daughters. They are William R. Daniels of Mount Rainier, Ed Daniels of Daniels Park, James Daniels of | Silver Spring, Mrs. Mamie Constantine | of Bladensburg and Mrs. Maude An» derson of College Park. Funeral services will be held tomor- | row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at St. John'’s Protestant Episcopal Church at Beltsville. Interment will be in the cemetery adjmmng the church. MOTHER OF D. C. MAN H.0.L. C. OFFICIAL EXPIRES AT HOME Mortimer H. Bradley Held Office of Treasurer in National City Co. Mortimer H. Bradley, former treas- urer of the National City Co. of New York, for the last year and a half manager of the wholesale department of the Home Owners’ Loan Corp., died Wednesday at his home in the St. Albans Apartments here after several weeks' illness. Mr. Bradley, born 57 years ago in New York City, was treasurer of the National City Co. for 15 years and an officer of the National City Bank for 10 years. His experience in New York banking | circles made him particularly valuable in his branch of the H. O. L. C. He .| dealt with the operation of closed banks holding real estate mortgages which were eligible for exchange into corporation bonds. Senior executives and associates of Mr. Bradley will send a funeral wreath to Orange, Conn, where funeral services will be held mmon'ow it was announced this morning. Mr. Bradley is survived by his widow, Mrs. Adelaide Helin Bradley; a brother, Louis, of Derby, Conn., and a sister, living in Orange. —————————— Braths. .. AUGUSTA C. On Wednesday. 17, 1935, at her residence. 1010 fate Winom AuCand o H. elm Au and mother of Ca and Willlam £ AU . Funeral from the above rmdence on Saturday, April 20, at Relatives and friends are 1nvmd interment Brospect. Hil Ceme- Al\TlN CARRIE B. Denarted ¢ suddenly on Monday. April 15 1 Casualty Hospital. CARRIE IN She leaves a husband, two dnu.hl#r and | other relatives to mourn_their loss. Re- mains resting at E. W. Bundy's funeral home. 621 Fia. ave. n.w. Notice of fu- neral hereafter. BIELEFELDT, VERNIE L. April 19 46th place Herman - Bieleteidt. Joseph Gawler Sons' chapel. ave. n.w. Notice of services lats BOWMAN, ELIZABETH. Departed Jife on Tuesday. Avrl 16 1has. st vision ave n.e ABETH ‘BOY MAN. beloved wife of Olile Bowman, daulhur of Edward and Lu Bowman he also leaves to mourn their loss one St eares, 10 mou three brothers. James. Edward and Lucious. and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Capitol st.. where funeral gervices_ will ‘be held ‘Saturday. April 20. at 2 pin. Rev. Westry officiating Interment Rosemont Cemetery Body ) Avers place s beloved husband of Eva E. Brown. son of Mr. end Mrs Bernard Brown. Helen Brown and Bernard Brown. He also leaves other relatives friends to mourn their loss. Remains resting at Stewarts_funeral home, 30 H st. ne. Puncral Saturday. at 0:30 am funeral home. tional Cemetery. from the above named Interment Arlington ‘Nl- T RUCE BURROUGH sband of "Laura Huntt Burroughs. April 1 am. Interment Mattawoman etery. CAMPEELL. BRIDGET, On Wednes A er residence. RIDGET CAMFBELL. be Toved wile of ‘the iate Jamac s Camp: bell, Funeral, from the above Tesidence on Saturday. April 20. at 10 am. Rela- Dhes 'and" Triends invited. ' Inter- ment Arlington National Cemetery. | CHAPLINE, cn\lus THOMA nesday. April 17. 193 4407 Jowa ave. n.w. CHARLL‘STHOMAG fport | Drother of Mitses Midred and | April 20. Braths. II?IIL EVELYN ELIZABET] On Thurs- lay. Afirll 18. 1935, EV!LYH ELIZA- IBBEL. aged 26 years, wife of rge. E. Hibbel. daughter of Mr. Mrs. Howard Thrift. Remains !t 726 Up-hur st. n.w. until Monday lc.l at e 8. H. Hines Co. mn ral W n Mon - 2po1 1£th st. n 'y, fi’ oty 3 D-m. Interment JODGE. JOI'N MILTON. On Thur: April 18, 1935 at his residence. 5' t7 N MILTON HOI y odge and father of Prank 'mains resting at the above nlmence until Saturday. April 20..at i P, Pu- neral urvlce: ‘t the worth M. E. Church, "13th et and North Garcling X P elatives ang Triends. are invited. nterment Cedar Hill Cemstery. 19 HODGE. JOIIN I“L'I‘ON‘ !lembeu of Oak mp. oodmen of | . ave. notined %o sttend !overemn Eoworth M. E. Chureh. 13h . sud _North Garcling ‘ave. Saturday, April ). ‘fi it 10 2'KERNE. Pin, secy. * HOLDEN. JOHN T. On Thursday. April 18. 1935, a1 Providence Hospital, JOHN usband of the late Mary Funeral from vull. 436 _7th ave. g5 c: the chapel of P. . on Monday. Mount Olivet Cemetery. HOLLIS, KEITHA K. Suddenly. on Wed- nesday. April 17. 1335, at her residence. 2945 Tilden st. n.w.. KEITHA K. HOL- LIS. beloved daughter of Frank J and the late Anna Beck Hollis. services saturday April 20 u at Hysong's parlors. 1300 n. Toterment. Cedar Hill cemuery 19 HOWARD, MARY ELLEN. —oOn Fridas. April 19, 1835 aL Providence Hospital. MARY ELLEN HOWARD_(nee Smith). beloved wife of William Edgar "Howard She is survived by her husband and one daughter. Mrs. Ida Cooley. and one son Funeral Imther Hollis mnen p.m st. nw. 2 pm rmen: Episcopal Cemeters. Forestville. Ma. 2 ISHERWOOD, HARRY F. On Thursdey at his residence. 14 H RTLY F. ISHERW! He is_survived by three brothers lahoma. Dixi H , and, Arthur M. Isherwood | of this city. and one sister. Mrs. Mar. 1 pServices at the 8. H. Hi Co. funeral home. 2901 on Saturday. April 20. a ment Rockville Union Cemeiers. Rock- ville, Md | JENKINS, E1I7AHETH DPnertd lhn Tuesday, April 16, 19 D at_her residence BI NS Jenkins, mother of Rosie Scott. Elien | Johnson. Annie Adams Gertrude Jen- | kins. Nellie Green. Arthur and Thomas | Jenkins. She also leaves to_mourn their loss three sisters. Martha Smith, Annie Robinson and Bell Stroufle; three broth- | ers. Ben Sleet. John Warner and Cleve- | land Cook. a host of other rela- | tives and friends. Remains resting at Eusene Ford's funeral home. 1:300 South | Capitol st.. until 5 p.m. Saturday. April 20: ghence toher late résidence, Funeral Sunday. April 21 .8t N Joy Baptist Church Rev. Lewis J. ment Oson” Hill Cemetery. Sxon JOHNSON. MRS. MAMIE. Departed this life Wednesday. April 17, 1035, ot 7:15 Preedmen's Hospital. Mrs. | MANIE JOHNSON. Bhe leaves 10 mourn their loss two sisters. Mrs. Hattie John- | son ana Mrs. Eva Jones. and &_host o other relatives and friends. ma resting at funeral parlors E Murray & Son until 1 p.m AnrH 20 then at her lste residence. 02 Barry Funeral Sunday. April 21. at irom the Metropolitan B-D"S" Crareh. ‘Foy. 8mith officiar Interment in Harmony Cemetery. | JoHNsON. MATTIE T. On Fr | TT1n. 1935, MATTIE ged 5 widow of J3eebh M. Johneon from, her late residence. 921 L on Monday. April 22 at tives and ‘friends m\ned Fort Lincoln Cemeter. JOII\!D\I MAMIE. The omufl nnd mem- bers of Forest Temple. N P | O E of W. are wm.fim = >hp du h | of Daughter MAMIE NSON, oy ABTI 1 t_the Elks’ Home. 1502 Q April e 7 years. Funerai st ne Rela- * Thterment 21 services Saturday, “Funeral 1 - t Metropolit Baptist Church. R st. between 12th and ith BEETHA GAINES. Daughter Ruler. FANNIE GREEN. Financial Sec. On Friday 3aMES EDWARD beloved husband of Stella M nes (nee Carberry) and father of James C. and Paul P. Karnes Funeral 11 above rasidence on Monday. April 30 am.: thence to the C Ga #000 ave CHAPLINE beloved husband of Ciara ! Whitaker Chapline by a son. Joseph nd a daughter. Grace D. Chapline . Services at his Iaté | residence Friday. April 19. st 7 pm Interment at Shepherdstown. W. Saturday. April 20. at 10:30 am. He also is survived NVa. | dence. 16| ment Mour OUTEr Cemetors KING, WILLIAM DEAN PRAT; on | Tiireday ATH 1n 1935 &t his resi- | Massachusetts ave. ©.¥ band of the late Kate King. Remains nd 1| WILLIAMS. EL; #» A—I11 paths. ST WILLIAM. On T 1055 AL n1aCres i Tord." Cherrydale, AUTH. vihere serv. held Szturday.’ April 20. at 40 pm. Interment Prospect Hill, Relatives and {riends invited SHAW. SANDY. Depa this, life Wed. nesday. April 17,1035, av o Gallinger Hospi! SANDY HAW H leaves to mourn melr loss a loving wife, Mattie Shaw: a son. John Shaw: one uncle. 8andy Shaw. and_a host of other relatives and friends Remnml zesting at_Smith's funeral home. 117 nw Reral Saturday. April o: ‘2 140 p.m. from the above funeral home. Elder 7 pB;,Ferdnood officiating.~ In- terment Rosemont Cemete: SLATER. BEATRICE ~On \(cndxv Harry and Mary Slater. devoted sister ©of Margaret Carter. Theodore and Her- man Slater. Surviving her also are many other relatives and fri nds.” Pu. neral Saturday. April 20, 1004 m.. from Prazier's funeral hame .IRH hode Island ave. n.w. Rev. Jones of- fciating. Interment Woodiawn Ceme- er: SMALLWOOD. MAURICE Wednesday. April 17, 14 MAURICE BERNARD loved husband of rta Smallwood father of txo children. beloved son of and Clara Smaliwood. brother of Wilion £ ‘simaliwond. Srapdaon of Jennis Jovce and the late Carrie Bell Carter. nephew of Richard Chase. He also leaves many other relatives and a host of friends. Remains resting at the residence of his late grandmother. 2900 nd se. Garfield Heights. D. Funeral satirdas. April 200 a2 by from the above residence. xnvermem Harmony Cemete 19 Departed this 435 at his LI Montgomery. He also leaves one broth- an g0 step- ,rlna(mlfl"n other relatives and frien Puneral Sunday. April, 21 Asbury Relatives and friends invited BETH J. On Thursdas ril 18 ] Sibley Hospital EPiZanErs 'S WriiaNS ot 15 Whii- tier st. n.w. sister of Gwen and Wil Willlams. * Remains resting at the 8 Hines Co. funeral home. 3901 Lith st n.w. Puneral services at the 8 Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st on’ Friday. April 1. &t & p.m. ment Peckville. P2 EL_W. On_ Thurs- 935, DANIEL W.. be- foved husband of Sarah A Willingmyre and father of George T. Willingmyre and grandfatker of Daniel W.. 3rd, and Peggy Willingmyre. Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th & Mass. ave ne. until Sundav. April 21. at 2 p.m. jtérment Bristol. Pa. Monday,” April In Memoriam, BAKER. AMANDA A. In loving memory of my dear mother. AMANDA A. BAKER ¥ho passed away eleven years ago, April 18, LCNELY DAUGHTER NANNIE. * BARBOUR. WILLIAM H. AND MARY. Sa- cred to the memory of my devored father O WILLIAM 5 BARBOUR. aho departed this life twelve years ago today and my beloved mother. AARY BARBOUR. who passed away ten vears ago. March 10. 142: Treasured thoughs of one so dear Often bring a silent tear. Thoughts return to scenes long past. Time rolis on by, memory lasts THEIR SON RALPH DENNY. of our IDA. A tr beioved mo XYE AND LUCILLE LOVISE. A tribute of love and n he ory of our dear r" LOUISE HARKIS, who departes e two years aco today, April 18 As_we loved her so we miss her In our hearts she is always near: Loyed onged Jox alwa £ ER DEVm DKL(“‘( FR A\'D SON- ;_h SLA\\ MR AND MRS. J. R. DICK- ANNIE. de: femembered SUSAN Sacred to the : bel Tim: by GRANDBATCH] AND FAMILY ing__remem- SUSAN A ears ago to- HER SON. ERNEST JONES. PARIS. CATHERINE loving remem- CATHERINE He caned Vor HER _DAUGHTE BRECHT. PARIS. CATHERINE. remembrance of our PARIS. who depar ago today. April Ja sad but loving dear mother. KATE d ~ms life one year 54 WILLIAM DEAN PRATT. beloved hns-‘ | COOK. ADELE L. On Wednesday. ArmH 17 jsn a her regidence 103 1418 resting at the W. W. Chambers_funeral | d.. LE L. home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Noti funeral later. and Mareuerite | KROUSE. WILLIAM B, She also leaves three brothers. | ' April 17, 1633 Georze. Harry and Adoloh Jucobe’ Re- | atc Kéntington: Ma' Wil b mains re: e 8. H. Hines Co. fu- | KROUEE. beloved husbflhfl of Mary J. Reral Bome. 2001 14tk £t nw. Serv-| Kiouse. ° Barvices at his late residence | ices Baturdav. April 20. at Saturday_ April 20. at 30 D. the above funeral home. Relatives and | iermoas D.mesunn Cemetery, Dlrne‘}. As_we loved her. so \xe her. n our memory she is always ne: | Lovea’ remembered. thought of aiways. | Bringing,_many a silent_tear. HER LOVING CHILDREN, ROBERTSON. CLARFNCE W. In lovi:s memory_of my_ bre CLA W REBERTSON alea Aprit T4 T To0s I saw you fade ltke a flower. Open a charge account! EXPIRES AT MEMPHIS Mrs. Jennie Speer's Other Son Is ce of | Funeral services for Mrs. Jane | Huntington Ford, wife of Stephen | Harrison Ford, 1411 Newton street, will be held at the Almus R. Speare chapel tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial will On Wednesday. t Bis residence, Perry LIAM Business Manager of Toledo Blade. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F STS. All suits purchased up to 6 P.M. SATURDAY will be delivered in time for Easter .CHARGE IT— NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $8.25 IN MAY $8.25 IN JUNE $8.25 IN JULY Nothing added for these terms. THE best suit values in town at $24.75. Pure all wool fabrics perfectly tailored and finished to insure smart wear and comfort. Strictly quality suits in the popular shirred, paneled and sport backs, as well as plenty of plain models for men and young men. Buy your Easter suit early Saturday. Charge it on con- Nothing down—No interest added. and patterns. venient terms. Newest shades | Henry E. Spitsbergen, Carlisle Bar- be in the Union Methodist Protestant Cemetery, Alexandria. | Mrs. Ford, who died yesterday at her | | home, had lived in Washington for the I last 46 years. She was a native of Fairfax County, Va., and & member of the D. A. R. and the United Daughwrs | of the Confederacy. Besides her husband, Mrs. Ford 18‘ survived by two daughters, Mrs. C.B. Timberlake and Mrs. Edith L. Richter, | [and a son, Stephen O. Ford, all of | Washington. A sister, Mrs. Lilly R. | Boyle; 12 grandchildren and 15 great | grandchildren also survive, The honorary pallbearers will be: geron, Burdette S. Warden and Don- ald R. Gill, grandsons-in-law, and her grandson, James Thomas Richter. — Births Reported. George and Louise Curtis. 2d. bov. Andrew and Charlotte Donnan, boy. Joseph end Laura, Flaherty. boy. John and Louise Deadmon. boy. Winter and Hl!fleue Moore. boy. Frank and Alice Halley. boy. Laurence and Evelyn Jones. girl. Henry and Anna Fliedner. girl. Robert and Marjorie Clark, girl. John snd Anne Pinnegan, Harry and Mildred Brown, girl. Nicholas and Eveiyn Boxwell oy, d Dorothy McNi Eisie Brown, bo: Clyde and Mildred Rickman, boy. James and Nellie Miner, bo Dominic snd_ Yetta Boccabelis, boy. James and Erm: bo: Ralph Ind Ellnbtlh MCSIV!III'I . sirl. Herman and. Eva Franklin ana !lhel Knflflr ®irl rcy and Beatrice Sorrell. Eirl, Salvatore’ and Ermunic Fortinaio. Louise Wilson, Dailel .nd Geraldine Rieley. boy. John Lois rner. girl. John lnd L“H! Nlchals boy. ‘William and Ethel Johnson, girl wirl. | Ce/dar Hill AS DRY AS BEAUTIFUL EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F STS. TROUSERS To Match 0dd Coats Hundreds of pairs of special trousers, many from suits. Trousers for dress, work, sports; in sizes to fit every man. By the Associated Press. MEMPHIS, Tenn., April 19.—Mrs. Jennie Chilton Speer, 76, mother of Iriends invited. " Interment Rock Creek Cemeter: DANIELS. CI.ARA A. On Thursday. April 18, 5 at_her residence Lnnnsny lane_College Park. Md.. CLAPA A. DAN- TELS Gue i vear beloved aife of the Stanley Spcer, jr. business manager of the Toledo (Ohio) Blade, died in a | hospital here last night. | Mrs. Speer, a_native of Tuskegee, | Ala, had lived here six years. She! was the wife of Stanley Speer, sr., a, former employe of the Montgomery | (Ala.) Advertiser and the Birmingham | (Ala.) Age-Herald. Funeral services will be held at/ Montgomery. Besides her husband and the son at Toledo, Mrs. Speer's survivors in- clude a daughter, Mrs. Clarence E. ‘Tate, Memphis. and another son, W. K. Speer, wuhlngum Deaths | Reporled Aususta C, Au. 85,1019 B st Edmund_Murphy. 85. 1 Im ch(mn st Samuel . gu;er 53, 73k 10th st . arker & Pl‘;l?‘g’ch 0. Gnited Siates Boldiers’ Wiis 314 ond st. ne. Sarah E_ mckey 74, N st More¢ th st o Holibore_' 66 Emeuenty $iGspital. Mle McGlue, 59 National Homeopathic Sidney Leefe. 58. Hamilton H. - Bradley. Jary Thompson, 57 Lena Murphy 5. Providence Hoxfilm Hospit Maurice Sehllnx, 56 Emerwnc)’ McCullen. 33K 51 fewis &, Jones 4D 205 seatt rree'?r'n’;x':. '48. "Walter ‘Reed General .mn 8 Rirkwood 46 010 4tn st James Bennett 45, Glmnl!r Hnsv Ol\rl d C Rllkl‘l‘d- Arthar ecou 70, 25~m Sherman o Mary J. s, 52. 1925 12th s Prank Butcher. 42. United smn Naval Hospital. staniey . Harper. & Florida ave. .veuie Sl!!v‘l"' Qg. e e B Wil ot Georeai¥E Mo unn rsey. 3 Alphnmo Burwell 26, Freedmen's Hos- nPln! Anne E._Bowie_Gallinger Hospital. FOUND. BRING OR REPORT DESERTED ANIMALS w thl Animal Protective Association. 5200 ave, n.w. Phone Emerson Sogioan FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply League. O st. nw. A Animal ue 71 Phone North 5730. LOST. Lost and Found cdvertisements for the daily Star wid be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. Saturdays and legal hclidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. JAti5 e in zooming. house on. l.ut urda; L morning: $10 rewlrd Phnne . _Atlsntic 4262 or_North 2 B gna Reward returned Phone_Columbi: BULL. name “Pug’ Reward. Phone Atlantic 0938-J. ), bffi'fl and gray mix 'l‘tfi feet: stra < mmhf'auz'fiu contalning sum of money: Soncastie “Fa. Finder "phone National 5061: ‘ext. 333. Rew x DOG—Boston bull terrier. femlle hrlndle 'm: 'mu lm and no Lineo! IIAN'B nm.rom containing R. R. passes and tickets. Return to owner or manager at Arlington Hotel. Keep money as reward, POCKETBOOK, _black. in Diamond cab Thuraday p.m. Keep money, retirn glasses s C. Frank Keane. Mar- forite Webster Benoots. 17th & Kainyia Yd.+ EORTFOLIO. leather. marked “C. H, Go e strict Buliding, Reward. - s A black. smooth leather. PURSE, comb st. license. ‘WIRE-] white. ear: llcerue Cleveland 1 tan collar. ,A‘ = “Fhone nhn of late Pdward F. Daniels ing at Gasch's funeral home. land ave, = Hyvattsvile Md {rom St John's Episcopal Church., Bel ville Sat, DILLE. ALONZO 0. On Thur:day. April at hic residence. @114 Alaska ave. n'w. ALONZO O. DILLE. beloved father of Mrs K therine \’alku( lnd husband of the late Mrs Poneral services Friduy Aveil 19, . at Hysong's parlors. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment and services at Prosperity. Pa.. Saturday. April 20, at 11 a.m. pIL Remains rest- 44 Mary- € 'in session of sorrow at ) p.m. Friday April 19, By o . T.'READY. Exalted Ruler. SHELBY. Secretary. DOUGHERTY. MARION T. On Thursday. April 18 5 1.3m."at her resi- urne " plac den Clifbo ce SARTONT.. beloved daukhter of the iate Cornelius A. and Susanna B. Dougherty and sister of Mrs. Corneliz D. Yerby. Funeral from he; late Tesidence on Monday. April am.: th Paul's CI and n.w. Requiem ‘mass at 10 am._ Inter- ment (private) Mount Olivet Cemetery. Please omit flowers 21 Attest at Gallinge; LEAING. © belose e late Mary Fleming and father of the late Freddie Fleming. He is survived by a son. John Fleming: two daughters. Pearl Fenderson. and.Mabel Mcl ey; one grandson and daughters-in-law. na neral Sunday. April 1. X Zion nmm Church, P st. between 3rd and sts. s.w. Interment Pnynex Cemzlery Wednesdlyl Cl Va.. ED- beloved husband of w. 5. at FOLLIN. b Mrs. Ida B. Pollin and hther of Evelyn, Margaret_and Edsthe Pollin. Punerai 1l_be held at_the chapel of e & Rogers. 111 West Broad st Falls cnurch on Saturday. April 20. b 2:30 Relatives and friends are invited fo-attend. Interment JAne drews Chapel. FORD. JANE HUNTINGTON, oOn Thurx Aliu 3t her residence. JA TON FORD. béloved Wife of St Harrison Foid. beloved :h late mas h Huntinston of Alexandrin. Va.: the parlors of Almus R. 23 'Conn. ave. on Saturda: Aot 50, %2 S Intérment Brive 3¢ Union M . Cemetery, " Alexandris. GRAYSON, CECILLE. Suddenly on sun- day April 14 1635, at Yuima Aiz lnrie Gunnn from the resi- dence Interment. Mount LES A. On Priday. Oll'fl. Remains resting at '.h! lbo'! Iesldenfl unul noon Monday, 22, Inter- ment_Cumberl; |n Mfl. 1 HAMILTON, ROBEI on April 18. 1935, lt Providznce Hoapl BERT E. HAM N. beloved hus- DR Allce Hamiton e Boves. hapel of Thomas F. mcp.als ave._s. . Rela- Interment of Haywood Hicl Jessie Lancaster. Hick: more Mot b N st | . ALONZO 0. The lodge will eon-’ town. Md. LEE: JOHN E. Departed this life on Pri- | a ¢ay, Aoril 1143 C st ne JOHN E. LEE, | the late Alexander and Sarah A. Lee | He leaves two sisters. Mrs Mattie Tay- | lor and Mrs. Mammie Waters, and many | | other relatives and friends Testing at_the funeral par ander 8 Pope. 15 15th tice of funeral later. MACKLIX. DAVID B Departed this life suddenly on Thursday. April 18_ 1015, at 901 13th st. n.w.. DAVID B. MACK | | LIN. He leaves to mourn their loss two | daughters. Mrs. Jessie V. Farrar and Mrs. Ruby E. Granderson four grand- | children. Alma B. Farrar. Vernard. Rob. | nette and Gwendolyn Granderson. and a host of friends. ~Remains resting at Smith’s funeral home. 11 19th IL‘ n.w. Notice of funeral later. | | MARION. JESSIE. Departed. this lite on ;| Tuesdav. April '16. 1 Jmsrh MARION of 2010 10th st. n.w. She leaves to mourn *heir loss her loving | husband. Eugene Marion; one adopted son. Girard Marion: e i1 Saturday. April 20; then shippéd to | Cleveland. Ohio. \!A\'El THEODORE. On Thursday. April 18. 1935 in his 55th year. THEODORE ATAYER” 1oving son ot Rosinn M- Maver. Funeral from ‘the Nevius funeral 24 New York ave. n.w.. Satu "It am. Interment. priva Prospect Hili Cemetery. McGUIGAN, JAMES ‘Thur: April 18,1015 'at his resiaence 1406 & H. MCGUIGAN. husband | ve, resldcnct on Mon- | E :30 a.m.; thence to oty Lomtorter Catholic. Chutch: 141h | and_ East Cavitol ‘sts. where mass will | Hill 5 Eliz: %eu- lnnl';o’bm pl JAMES HENRY loss a dwo»ed nn.er Martha Monroe one niece, Nettie Newman: several |ml- "Interment Cedar Ceme- % 2nd al s services will be a1 Saturdas, April 20. ROSA F. on Friday. April R RELAND _ (nee Cemetery. vited. MYIIS. IILLI'E On Thursday. April 18, - at Episcopal Hospital. Reiatives and friends are {n- gsed TS Years. E. and Mary L. Mvers by "tWo sisters. Margaret and_ Dorothy He was a member of Boy Scout op. No. 5. St. Albans. Washington. nmm‘ services will be held at Highland ‘{' Bethesd: 0. at & P Howard S Ma: NALLEY. JOHN HENRY. On Priday. ADl’fl o C1os at his residence. 1323 D A e ioved” husband 'BRIEN, W.. JR. On Thurs. R W e P Walier Reed G’!l’l!rl HD!K" GEORG! . Jr.. be- Ilmfl of Rul b ntn} m Y4 R on Saturday. Abril 2 es and friends in' ten: B erment "Arlington Natlonal Cemetery: O’BRIEN. ROSE A. On w!fln!lflly April ]fl35 lt her ruldefinee Colo- 1113 Seventh St. Modern_Chapel. GUDE BROS. CO. But could not make you stavi | 1 nursed you witn tender care, But Ged called you away I cannot forget you. nor do I intend. 1 think of yeu often and will to the end Gone and forgotten by some you may be t dear to mM¥ memors you aiways 11] be LOVING SISTER. NETTIE GOLD- (SLARENCE W. H! 1o sad but rance of our dear Eon. ROBERTEON, who "de- one year ago ‘oday. ROBERTSON. ruRE)«cz \\ parted this 1 Rbri 19, 1pa% Brightly the are shining grave on_and brother. could not save ATHER. MR. A R HIS SISTERS MRS. GOLDEN Whom we toved bt HIS MOTHER AND MRS. PETER_KELL MRS, P._ DEWEY AND MRS. JONES. ROBEBTSON. CLARENCE W. In <ad but lovifiz remembrance of our beloved hus- band and father. CLARENCE W. ROB- ERTSON. who departed this life one year ago today. April 19, 1 . I saw you fade like a flower sed vo r car HIS DOVING WIFE AN CHILDREN. * SMDTIIEI‘ JOS!PI! E. In loving mem- ory of my dear nusband, JOSEPH E 8 0 passed’ away three years ago today. April 1. 19: My thoughts are always wandering ‘0 the grave so far away Where my dear husbard is lying In his peaceful and lonely srave. How sad today is my troubled heart. hought was mine 18 LOVING WIFE L1718 SWOTHERS. * WEBB, JOHN W. Sacred to the memory of our beloved one. JOHN WEBB. L e R Teen sears ago today. April 19. 1t Rest in peace. st I P pAMILY. - WEGE-BENDER. MARGARET. In sad but lo\lnu rrmtmbmnrc of our dear mother, GARET ER. who de- Buried tm“xfll‘llle four vears tzo today. i April 10. 19 R SON AND PAMILY. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS 'V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor te nor connected with the originak W. sneéri_l establishment Natioma 280 1009 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass_Ave. NE. __Lincoln 5200 Frank Geir’s Sons Co. N NAtional 2473 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World Joseph F Bi?ch s Sons CHAS S. ZURHORST CO. 1 EAST CAPfl'Ol. l‘l‘. 'hone_LIncoln JOHN R. WRlGHT 1337 1oth St N.W._Phone North 0047 FUNERALS DESIGNS Floral l’lun 1212 F_St. N.W NAtiona) Tovea wite ‘of v«nmm M. Oan - Pu- the above residence 10 am. Inter- emetery. 19 LLI:N Departed lhlx life April ,A".o" £ 8710 a.m.. at her residence. AYTON. d: She also is survived by two sreat-grand children. Remains may be viewed fier Jate residence. 920 Howard rd. atter 12 noon Saturday. April 20." Fur 12 4th st s at p.m. ind mmm- and friends invited Lincoln Memorial Oemetery, A MODERATE PRICES. Open Evenings GEO. A. COMLEY 23,8 Night _Phones: Clar. 130-J- GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT PHONE NAT. 0106, Cor. 14th ¥ Eye and Sundays ' 0149 Artistic Floral Desizns { .m-l 2