Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1935, Page 11

DEATH CALLS FIRST Host Goes to Door When Bell Is Rung—Finds Friend Dead. CHICAGO Apfll 23 (P)- —'.l‘he door- nllht. n wasn't surprising Stapleton, for he was expecting his old friend, Mmd&.“,tou\l called. “The When no one entered, Shvlmn went to the door to mve-unu. wumeulufllht.bmbswdud, apparently of heart disease. TALTAVULL Funeral Home || 3619 14th St. N.W. | Corner Spring Road COl. 0464 ~ADams 10341 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World * Kk ok Kk * FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS OF SOLID STEEL BURIAL VAULT This Vault Is Used in Place One of the Best of the Old Time Pine Case. That’s Made For those who want the best you will find this affords the finest burial vault you can obtain in metal protec- tion. We do the largest undertaking business in Wash- ington and one of the largest in the world. It's easy to see we're equipped to serve any funeral at small cost. We Have 6 Chapels, 12 Parlors, 20 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances MAIN OFFICE SOUTHEAST BRANCH 1400 Chapin St. N.W. 517 11th St. S.E. Columbia 0432 Lincoln 4477 White Enamel All- lce Refrigerator This all-steel refrigerator 51 1 50 has a large shelf area and L, BUDGET ACCOUNT is well insulated. OPEN A J. Nothing Added for Credit !dfl?cc THE ZIHLAN FUNERAL RITES TOMORROW Former Representative Will Be Buried Beside Wife in St. John’s, By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. FOREST GLEN, Md,, April 23.—The body of Frederick N. Zihlman, former Republican member of Congress from ( ‘Maryland, will be interred in St. John's Cemetery here tomorrow morning, be- the grave of his wife, the former . ':7‘ Dahl of Cumberland, who died in 1932. Mr. Zihiman died Mon- day at the Cumberland Memorial Hos- pital from encephalitis, a form of sleeping sickness, which he contracted & short while ago. He was 56 years l’k;iurhl here will follow funeral serv- ices at Silver Spring, near here, to- morrow morning. Fraternal memorial rites were conducted last night as the labor spokesman’s body lay in state in Moose Hall, Cumberiand. Gov. Harry W. Nice, State leaders and Na- tional and State executives of the Loyal Order of Moose, of which the former Representative was supreme dictator, are expected to attend the Silver Spring services. Mr. Zihlman served seven consecu- tive terms in the House of Represent- atives, losing his first race to the Dem- ocratic incumbent, David J. Lewis, in 1914, He won the seat back in 1916 and served continuously until Lewis again defeated him. 'In an attempt to win back his seat last Fall Zihiman lost to Lewis by a narrow margin. GLIDER MEET IN AUGUST The second annual national glider |5 meet at the Big Meadows Camp, in Shenandoah National Park, will be held in August, according to word re- ceived at Luray, Va, from the Na- tional Soaring Society. Washington glider pilots, who have taken the lead- ing role in developing and sponsoring the site, are expected to be strongly represented. The exact opening date has not been decided and the meet’s length probably will be conditional upon weather conditions. The first meet, last September, was marred by many days of poor soaring weather, EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Rites Tomorrow PASSENGER CHIEF DIES AT OSPITAL. JOHN W. KEAN, Manager of the passenger traffic section, Navigation Bureau, Navy Department, and first vice presi- dent of the Washington Passenger Association, will be buried in Con- gressional Cemetery tomorrow after services at the S. H. Hines chapel at 9 am., followed by services at Sacred Heart Church at 9:30 o'clock. Mr. Kean died Saturday at Naval Hospital. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith R. Kean, and a daughter, Miss Estelle Kean of 3800 Fourteenth street; three sisters and two brmher‘ Deaths Reported Helen M. Archibald. 95, 4713 4th st. s Rancdell, Ao, Garfield Hospital. gfi’-‘fi"a“a Powell, 6%, St. Elizabeth's Hos- . Georgetown Hnupml 1016 K st 200" Pernsyivanta Ptl‘fl M. Patterson. 48, Walter Reed Hos- Thnmu J. Hurney. 46, 613 South Cll’n"fll Lee 'F, Hendrickson, 39, Veterans' Admin- istration Hospit: crses H Dita Roben B Gzh . Providence Hos- %, Bibley Hospital | Ray Cutrigh!. 19, Providence Hospital. Infant fo "Aiton” and Ruth Hofl Sibley pital Infent (o Chrarles and Elizabeth Remsen, Columbia Hospital, Infant to James E. and Constance M. well. Terra Cotta, D. Iniant fo. Jullan A. and Gladys Green. George Washington Hospit s ot ook ‘Beatrice Eno, Gunte! Ar Providence Hospital. Infant an David B. Macklin, 65, 1220 T s All-Steel Spring Glider $13.95 Covered in a colorful striped duck with padded seat and back and covered arms. A splendid value. OPEN A J. L. BUDGET ACCOUNT ing Added for Credit Solid Peg Maple Furniture For the Sun Room or Porch Solid Peg Maple Settee Maple Armchair seat and back and tmut ive covering. Modern Style 4-Burner Gas Stove white or black. A good- looking, vell-bulltm Jl%mtam Co. 909 F St. N.W. With Winged Arms JUDGET ACCOUNT ""Notl{u"‘ ed for Credit Solid Peg Maple Morris Chair Attractively _covered spring seat and back. 2[}‘];.611' A%CCOUNT othing Solid Peg Maple Winged Armchair Spring nn and arms ~ and OFEN AJL. .”mm; ACCOUNT Lansburgh back, winged ttractively ' covered. $22 ~ Joy MALC: H. WILSON DIES INNEW YOR Member of Two Old Wash- ington Families Is Vic- tim of Pneumonia. Maj. Charles H. Wilson, son of the late Brig. Gen. Charles I. Wilson and & member of two old Washington families, died of pneumonia yesterday morning in New York City, where he had lived since 1915. Maj. and Mrs. ‘Wilson had just returned from a Caribbean voyage. Maj. Wilson served during the Spanish-American War and the Philippine Insurrection, and was a major in the Quartermaster Corps, during the World War, Born at Fort Washington, Md., in 1869, where his father was then sta- tioned, he came of a family which had lived in the neighborhood of the old first ward since before Washington was the Nation’s Capital. His mother was a daughter of the late John H. Houston and a descendant of Com- modore Truxtun. Many relatives still live here. Besides his widow, Mrs. Martha Douglas Wilson, he is survived by a sister, Miss Gertrude Truxtun Wilson of New York. Funeral services will be held at Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow at 9 am. Marrmge Llcenses Jogeoh M. Pittman. 24, Fort Washington, Md.. and Jennie H. Holm_ m: Medical Center: Rev. Joh: y. Herbert Il Vumug. 26, lnd ‘Dolores L. Westerhe h of Winston-Salem, Hi it l 370 Blmnlhlfl'l rd . afr e X, 21, 1100 3 ‘Blad: ensburg E, Mary T. Thnm:st Hardy, 6 South Caroling ave, se. and %";u"oo Cross. 26 John "k’ Morgati, 51 and Veimo O. ans both of Ric] J. C. Ball: Sad y. Neltler e . Binahamion: N L. Ferris, 23, Sayre, nha 1130 North Cap- . Johnson. 17, 1163 A 25, . Rev. Harve Owens. 'Gladys Slrolher. K. Tyler, leflordl‘ 37. and Effie Phllllp! M"lnd" 924 3rd st; Judge R. E. .! Glendale. Vi ‘: 48, °m:mnonu Rev. c] e. hwab. d Ele ”'c’fiz“. B’fz.:;orh ot Fruadelohia: H. H_Ral 0, New York City. and Roherl’E.A.B;l{ml - ."' 1929 37th st.; 8th st. ne. AT AT e : Rev. A. 24, 1320 E st. ne. ',mmdl'l v.“hm Redman. 23, 1125 Owen plL ne; Ru AP Bkt it Births Repo rted. Rasymond F. and Hazel ! Peake. boy. V. Talbott, boy. Leland 8. &nd Carolyn W.TGoodmln. o 8herwo | Willlam'c."and £ | Jackson &, ana Dorls E. | James 5. and Edna Holmes, girl. Anthony E 'ind Kouls Korson, #irl. | 3onn B E. ‘Rosner. girl. FOUND. R._REPORT DESERTED ANIMA! R;“me An\mll Protective Association. 6"00 Wisconsin ave. n.w. Phone Emerson 5911, LOST. Lost and Found cdvertisements for the daily Star wiil be accepted Mondays to rridun. 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. BEDHONE A B, Tl st ect Bitvelana 3361 BILL FOLDER. mnkefl Simpson Dairy out- gide, containiris. money. at Gum rln(: Met. r 12th and Pa. ave. e vl'c‘ll ‘q" ol'll Dr: esterday _evenl, X Co., 1241! BRIEF CASE, conti gnd important pape! o between 7th and Sth; APDI’ covfl.ol S¢ tod$ .00 Store H'l:cx' noox rowm—-u ther. contain: ?n: A. A. A and oth:r cnxdl Mt. l between Kilbour: Irvh o Teron 10 Mt “Pleasant Pharmecy. corner Kenyon and Mt. Pleasant . Talie s P, Qe S 3 warl E g e it by from. L gnd FDR BOARP—Lisht brown; i o n's nrd mnelellh Coun Omcz AIRPLANES m cardboard box. 1835 L hlre bar pin, Fri- Oa Celdmabla QR0 OF Terhrr 15 2613 hurnu Dl n.w. _Liberal reward offered. I eold. tn form of wishbone. 3 .m-h lamionds, Monday . down- town section. 'nd Rational §146. POCKETBOOE—1 containing money mu driver's ncem Reward, Cleveland MODEL P.e'nrfl POCKmOOK—Bllck l:l'.her. wlth Tegis- tration card. permit, mon te. Hal Bnum 2 tea hou: ins Point; Sat BRELLA_blue in taxicab. !nudu. ewara. “address Box ‘uz-z am o = JaTeR e, B Tont 4T Tl a; T flgfi"w'z%'mm Pelrk ;-lou Annex. Re'lrd D.” on b [lom¢ jone (édar Hill %mmw&-w emetery AS DRY AS BEAUTIFUL < WATCH. diamond. initials “n A FRET I5 Soldiers” Home srounds. TUESDAY, APRIL 2 JOHN T. CLARK FUNERAL TODAY AT SILVER SPRING Special Dispatch to The Star. SILVER SPRING, Md., April 23— Puneral services for John T. Clark, 65, resident of this community for many years, will be held here '-hll afternoon at 2 o'clock in Ascension, Rev. James s. Cox officiating. Burial will be at Colesville, Md. A native of Silver Spring, Mr. Clark lived here until two years ago, when he moved to the 7500 block of Georgia avenue in Washington. He was a car- penter. Stricken with a paralytic stroke three weeks ago in front of his home, he died Sunday without re- gaining conscicusness. Besides his widow, Mrs. Alice R. Clark, he is survived by the foslowing sons and daughters: Mrs. Virgie E. Phillips of Takoma Park, Mrs. Lillian Church _of Ernest M. Clark, all of Silver Spring, and Maurice W. and Willlam H. Clark, both of Washington. MRS. CARRIE ADAMS DIES IN NEW YORK Native of Oklahoma Was Widow of Richard C. Adams, Capi- tal Lawyer. Mrs. Carrie F. Adams, 64, widow of Richard C. Adams, attorney of this city and Oklahoms, died Sat- urday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Theodore La France, in New York. Burial will be in Washington at a date not yet decided. A charter member and former regent of the Oklahoma-Indian Ter- ritory Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs. Adams was & native of Oklahoma. The former Carrie Few Meigs, she was a descendant of the Meigs and Bigelow families of Revolutionary War note. She was a great-granddaughter of Chief John Ross of the Cherokee Nation and a relative of Gen, Mont- gomery Meigs, engineer, known for his work in developing the National Capital. Mrs. Adams moved to Washington many years ago when Mr. Adams came here as counsel for Oklahoma Indians. She attended St. Patrick’s Church. Besides Mrs. La France, Mrs. Adams is survived by two other daughters, Mrs. Ruth B. Degges and Mrs. Jose- rhine B. Davis, both of Washington; five sons, Richard C. Adams, jr., of Washington and Leo D., William H., James H. and Fred Adams of Okla- homa, and 11 grandchildren. Three sisters, Mrs. Frank J. Boudinot, Wash- ington; Mrs. Eustice A. Hill of Okla- homa and Mrs. James K. Blake of California also survive. Two brothers, ;lenry and James Meigs, live in Okla- oma. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature, lowest temperature to- night about 46 degrees; gentle variable winds. Maryland and Virginia—Fair, prob- ably light frost in extreme west por- tions tonight; tomorrow fair not much change in temperature. West Virginia—Fair, probably light frost in east portion tonight; tomor- row partly cloudy and slightly warmer, Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 63 29.79 29.84 29.89 Yesterday— 4 pm. 8 pm. Midnight . Today— 8 am. 30.00 Noon 29.99 Record tor Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 65, 2:45 p.m. yesterday. Year ago, 73. Lowest, 44, 6:15 a.m. today. ago, 56. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 80, on March 21. Lowest, —2, on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 70 per cent, at 6:30 a.m. today. Lowest, 3 per cent, at 2:15 pm. yetterd-y. 29.95 Year Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) "od; ‘Tomorrow. 11:52a.m, The Sun and Moon. Rises. . Seis. Sun, today...... 5:22 6:51 Sun, tomorrow.. 5:21 6:52 Moon, today.... . 8:26 a.m. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1925 Avenge Record. 3.55 709 ’82 6.8¢ '84 884 91 9.13 ‘89 10.69 '89 10.94 :ga 10.63 28 3.75 401 SERVICE 14.41 1745 34 2.84' 857 ’'85 237 869 89 332 756 ‘01 Weather in anoll Cities. 324 Stations. $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 $150 Funeral 15 Awpisas A9YSIH T Inewmonvg e aoupeam 388 01000 a0nSNSA0ID SESERRES! Sowt *' @ard of Thanks FLEISHMAN. ANNIE P The family of the te ANNIE P. Ish to 1o ex Drces Sincere (haties smd AppTeciation relatives and friends thoughts, sympathy expressed and be: tiful floral tributes received at deatn of our loved one, THE PAMILY. Itrthn. 3535, 28 Promarton, wamhy, 13 Lieut: u. Ma). Gen. b 0. & ATy (retiredy, Eror of Ornon and Mrs. Martin, of Capt. h’ldul& C. P!n. (8.C), U8 Navy, ‘and Mrs. Py Bmflm. E K. Monday. Hnnl g naa at bl ulmzm:z o] a17ard ... GEORGE " K. lije R Baulsir, i, Jate " Tesdence. "o ursday. Apri at D.m. (nter- mnz ‘Atlington National Cemetéry. = 24 BANK! EMMA. Departed this life on uundl! April 22. 1935 at her resi- A NKS. am. Sevorsd daugntr ‘of ‘Nettie Banks and the late John H. Banks_ Funeral serv- jee at the Evenezer M. E. Choreh, Lan- Md.. Thursday. April 25 Rem; 8y be viewed Tuneral patior. Hntuvllle. Md. ment Church Cemetery. BENNETT, JOHN WHITNEY AND BESSIE On Saturday. April u -m after a long il 01 N NETT, and on Monday his wife. BESS] 1E at the family resi- gence, 4303 Huntington ave.. Richmond, ‘They are survived by a son. An- drew Whitney nsnnen of this city. In- {erment at Rock Creek Oemetery. Wash- ington. D. C., on w:dnuany April 24, m. morning, _April Iater. [LLIAM H. On Saturcay. April 20. 1935. WILLIAM H. BROCK. be- | ioved husband of Mary E. Brock and flnoud father of Pearl Bullard_and Wilbur J. Brock. grandfather of Betty Jean lelms resting at_his late resi- dence. 152 AW, Funeral Wed- ' p.m.. from the restdence, “Interment Harmony Cemetery. OWN. ERNEST S. On Monday, ADnl 2. 1035, after a lingering illness, 8. BROWN, son of the lnv¢< Peter and Bertha Brown. He leaves to mourn_ her loss a devoted aunt. Creamer. Notice of funeral later. mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. .UICH! ELLA. On Sunday, April 21, 5, ELLA. beloved daughter of the late Joha: Covington ~and Ellen Karrick | Burche. Pu from her late resi- dence. 1736 - Columbia road n.w. o Wednesday, April 24, at 2 p.m. Inter ment Rock Creek Ceinetery. ll.'l“ GEORGE HENRY. On Bunday, pril 2 is residence, 5621 GEORGE HENRY | BORRE, Soloved” husband of Norma L. Burke, 'devoted father of Maude L. Burke. brother of William T. Burke and devoted cousin of Nellie B, Scroggins. Remains resting at his late residence until 1 p.m. Wednztd-‘ April 24 o R. 1. RKE, G:ome' B, Social Lodse, No M., is hereby orflered (0 umble l' ‘the ‘Scottish Rite . Services at the Thomas Pl’.ll!r funeral parlor. 389 R. ave. n.w. at 2 p.m. Interment Lin- coln Memotlal Cemetery ’ZO R. BERRY. W. M. ROYAL W. BAILEY, Secretary. CHASE, FLORENCE. Dtna' on_Monday. “April 22, 1935, am._ in Preedmen's Ho: ‘Di al. FLOI ICE CHASE. granddaughter of the late | Lucretia Lee. ' She leaes to mourn their | loss one son. ase. and_other | relatives and friends. Remains resting at tha funeral pmon of L. E. Murray Son, 12th V sts. n.w. Puneral notice hereafter. Olga Kol of Notice of luneul later, ing at'the W. Ernesi Jarvis nkt C. Remains rest- church. 1432 You st fuy on Monday. 18 ot bl revidonce. Batls: .. the_beloved son Willlam" and Hanora Cox. p e Iesidence of the Jate Funeral from brother. Jobn F. on ‘Thursday. Abri 25. at 7 35 5 Requiem masé at the Church of the Naz tivity at S:15 _am. Relaiives and Iriends invited.” Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. DAVIS, FENTON H. On Sunday. April '3|. 1935. at Walter Reed Hospital. FENTON H. DAVIS, beloved son of Mable Wenk (nee Hutchison). Funeral from the res- idence of his uncle. Mr. Earle Hutchi- Webster st n.w. on, Wednes: thence to m. Interment Lincoln 'Cemetery. relatives invited. BAML'EL A. On Sunday. April 1 ‘alter Reed General Hos- 'ELA DUNCAN. beloved hus- blnd o! Mmeu Duncan. Funeral serv- ices at the W. Chambers Co. funeral ne. 14unl Chlnln st. n.w. on Wed- | 8 2 ds_are invit vices and fiterment at"Arlington National Ceme. tery at 1 p.m. ELLIS, CLA!A MAI On_Monday, April 1935, at Providence Hospital. CLARA MATI ELLIS. loving daughter of Mary Eliza Ellis of the Bellvue Hotel. Re- [mains resting at, the Nevius funeral home. 924 New York av m. Tuesday. April Fun sTervlul and interment in’ Springfleld, nn, GEISZ. ROBERT B. Suddenly on Sunday. pril 21, 1935, at Sibley Memorial Hos- 2Rel ROBERT B GEI%2 heloved hus- band of Naomi Geisz. Funeral from his Iate residence. 65 Franklin st. Hyatts: lle, Md.. on Wedn April 24, at m. Cinterment Loudoun Park Ceme- Baltimore, Md. GERWIG, C. FRANK. on Monday. April Emérgency Hospital. C. FRANK “the' teloved husband of Rose F. Gerwig (nee Silverman) and father of Charles F. Gerwig, jr.. aged 49 years. Funerai_ from his'laté residence. Underwood st. . n.w. 30 "Rel d hnas *mvited lnmmem Western Cemetery, Baitimore. Md.. at 10:30 a.m. (Baltimore. Md.. papers Dlease copy). GHILARDL JENNIE. On Sundas. Ann” At her Tesidence. ) Pen Syivani NNILE, beloved wife of Ersillo. Ghilardi, ‘and mother of Jonn: Louis and Carol Ghilardi. Funeral from the above residence on Wednesday. April 24. 8t 9:30 a.m.: thence to St. Stephen’s Church. "where mass will be ‘offered at for the ‘repose of her_soul. eiatives ‘snd Triends fnvied: Xmep ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. GIBBB!. JESSE.* On Friday. ADr\l l“ 1935 " at Freedmen's Hospital. JESSE GIB] the devoted husband of Ven- del Gibbes and brother of Gibbes ‘of ‘Clifton” Forke, V. Remainé Testing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st. n.w. neral Fri- day, April 26 ll. 2 Dm. from Ttm.h Street Baptist Chure h and R Dow. Interment Seranton. 8. & GREEN, JOHN FRANKLIN. Mon April’ 22, 1935, ai his residence. Sherman’ ave: " Atiington. Va T ihe xud vear of his age. JOHN NKLIN beloved husband of Virginia M. Srecn tna father of Prank C. Green and Mrs, Kate B. Weirlch, - Remains resting At ke ves tuneral home. 310 Wilton blvd., Clarendon, Va. Funeral Thurs- Avril_25. at 1:30 p.m., from Ives' Chapel. Interment Arlinxlon Natignal Cemetery. HAMILTON, | PRISCILLA. Suddenly. on Monday. " April 22, 1935, PRISCILLA HAMIL beloved mother of ~Mrs. Sarah lerled and Mrs. Ella Lomax. She also leaves other relatives and Iriends ‘to mourn their loss. ~Puneral ursday. April .. from Eben:zu’ M. Ghuren.” 4B ang oD nm ROSE. Departed this life Sun- day ev!mnl April 21,1935 at ) o'clock. at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, ROSE HERMAN. Nnuu of funeral hereafter. * HOLMES, FRANCIS P, On Monday, April 935. at his Iesidence, 1514 Newton NCIS P.. beloved husband oF A T. Holmes (riee Buckies). Fu the al nve r:sldence on April 25, E thny's” Church, 11l be offered at ves and triends invited. ment New Cathedral Cemetery, (Baltimore, Md., 8 m, Seter Bali papers W. On Saturday. April n W, KEAN of 3800° 14th st beloved husband of Edith R. Kean . fllhtr of Estelle Kean. Services at Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 uth u ‘n.w.. on Wednesday, April 24, at 9 a.m. Interment Congressional Cem- etery. KELLOGG. ANNIF. MILSTEAD. Suddenly, on Bavurday. Aprll 20, 1030, st ner resls dence, Chicago. 1 !Ll f! ul !herlate Hlewe;t D. fil:!l‘l‘ hmc. wuhlnllon lve hlll'el. WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone L1.8200-8201 eIt 38 3R RRI3RRIsE3RR2308R225R%3 =3¢ s EEEF R S S33238RI2RRS = s gues g3asdgRnieasa LAAKE, MARIA C. Suddenly. on Bund ay, Avril 21. 1935, at her residence. 27 Pine ‘l'lloml Park, C. (mes Huck). belovéd wife of Ed the Nlfl'l" 6000 Georgia 8.m. Mmm and !rl!ndl mvmd t Olivet Ce ! Friends and T LIBBEY. ANNIE E. On at Hamgton. other of E. ington. D. C. of Hampton ‘Wedn -Acnu lnumu HANCOCK. On Monday' April 22, 1035, at mr resl- 401 Kennedy st o HANGOCK. beloved wite of ‘the . late Leonard Mackall and daughter of t! X J&hn and Auluus!l Hancocl -‘“MV gL 53 W. Libbey of Wi nd Mrs. W. D. Strailm anterment Petersburs. pril 24. 23% at 11 ti d friends are lnvued lnv'rl;ex‘;:'i{;&;k Creek Cemetery. l%fl!kctr. LlGENE FRANCIS. On Mo: duy., April 22. m:m! g ) st. n.w. FRANCI MASENCUP. the heloved husband _of May A. Masencup and father of Charles Edwin, Raymond Eugene Madeline Masencup ' of Calif, Puneral services at Tesidence.. Notice of time tater © (Bmik delphia, Pa.. and New York City papers please copy.) MORRIS, MARY ELLENDER. On Sundav April 21, 1935, at her residence. 708 North Carolina ave. s.e. MARY ELLEN- R. beloved wife of Joseph P. Morris 3od mother of Mrs Wiliam D. Kelly. ch. sts. s.e., where requiem mass IIH be N< fered si 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment . Sacred Heart Earish Cemetery, Brushwood. St. Mary's County, Md. MURRAY. BERNARD JOSEPH. Murray and ‘nephew of Mis Fanaie Carter. Puneral services to be held st Harmony Cemetery Tuesday. April 23, . On Monday. his Igsidence ULYSSES G.. beloved e Patterson and father Mnrlm TR ttoraons Pameral i by W. Chambers Co. funeral . 1400 Chapin s'. n.w.. on Tues- day. April * p.ni. Reiatives and {riends invi Intérment Gloversviile, REDDICK, EDWARD. Departed this life T 1935, EDWARD st n.w. He leaves to mourn their 10ss & loving wife. Mamie Reddick: thi bmlherl six sisters and A sister-in nd a host of other rele- fives and friends. Remaing resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home. New Jersey ave R st. o.w. Notice of funeral later. IOACH ('HARLF EDWARD. On Satur- .ss. at Georgetown Uni- ital. HARLES EDWARD Deloved husband o Anna Hi Funeral from Lis late resi- nce. Montgomery st.. Prlendshm Helghts. Md.. on Wednesday. April 24, at 9 a.m.; thence to the Blessed Sacra- ment Church. Chevy Chase, mass will be offered at $:3 the repose of his soul friends are invited. ton National Cemetery. SILENC] S " 1935, at Carson's anl(! Hoxmul GENE_ L. “SILENCE. hi of Grorgia E. Silence, h(her n( Al!cn 8 Glass and Caroline A. Silence. brother of Jcsepbine Simmons and Willlam G. Silence. Puperal from MCG\nrel lu- neral home Wednesday. April 24, at 1 p.m. Rflln'lvr-f and friends iav! ed LIZZIE. VT hoas ROACH. Roac! Relatives” and Interment Arlnlm. On Monday. April ns 19th and L sts. n.w. services later. SMITH. EDGAR BURKE. Sudéenly. on Satuiday. April 20. 1935. at Geprze Washington University Hospital, EDGAR BURKE SMITH. beloved hus of Vir- ginia Head Smith. Funeral services at his late residence. 330 Peabody st. n.w., on Wednesday, April at [ Interment Leesburg, Va.. at 2 23 Notice of lunerll p.m. 's'mfl:nl.n\:n | MALINDA VIRGINIA, On er Tesi- Wilson bivd., Ballston, " MALINDA | VIRGINIA® STONE: NER. beloved “wife of the late Grarles L. Stoneburner and mother of WA A und Raymond E. Stone- Dirner, Nirs: Minhle Berkine. Mis Ko Prazier and Mrs. Jessie Brown. —Ke- mains resting at the Ives funeral home, 410 Wilsoa bivd.. Clarendon v- Pu- neral Thursday. “April 25. at 3 p.m IFom the Seventh-Day Advéntist enuich: Arlington.” Va. _ Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Falls Church. VAN AN'I'W[RP CABOLIRE N. Suddenly, 5. ‘at her resic P Clitton ' Terrace, CARO- E'N. VAN ANTWERP, daughter of the late Judge J. Noah. She is survived by her niece. Mrs. Mosby Baldwin. and a host of friends. Remains resting at Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 Notice of funeral later. N. JULES. On Monday, Apml 22, at bis Tesidence. 1035 15th a JUl ged 65 vears. Beloved brother of Miss Blaniche Vaugon! Funeral services Wednesday. 1 p.m. Hysong's pariors. rment Rock Creek Oem- MARTHA. (MARTHA WEBSTER he and Neflie Colter of Glassboro N, She also leaves three brothers and ons grandson. ~Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis tuneral church. 1432 You nw. until Wednesday 11 thersulter 80 her late resience. 103 Manon st n.l‘. Funeral Thursday. p.m. from the Vermont Aw Enmm (,hurch Rev. Murray offi- ciating. Interment Payne's Cemetery. 24 WEST, ELIZABETH. On Saturday. Ap 5. at Gallinger Hospital. ELIZA- BETH WEST. mother of Jumes Westof Brooklyn, N.'Y.; sister of Mrs. Maggie Rose and Mary B. Carter. She also leaves and nephew. Funeral Wednesday. April 24 1 Boyd’s funeral hom: WILSON, CHARLES HOUSTON day. April 22,3 New Yorg cny, CHARLES HOUSTON." husband of M tha Dourlas Wilson and son of the late Brig. Gen. Charles Irving and Gertrude Houston Wilson. Interment services at Arlington National "Cemetery ~ Wednes- day. April t WRIGHT, ROBERT u:! On_Saturds Ab; 1935, at Pretdmen’s Hospital RBBERT LEE WRIGHT " He Lorer 15 mourn their ‘loss one daushter. one brother. one grandchild other rela- tives ad friends. 'Funeral Wednesday. pril st L pm. from Henry € Washineton & s funcral. home 467 N st. n.w. Interment in Rosemont Cem- etery. . ZIHLMAN, FRED N. Officers and pem bers of ‘Columbia Lodge, No. 126. Order _of Moose. a-e hereby no(lfl:fl n! the death of Brother FREDERICK AN a1id are Tequested 1o assemble s late residence. 9302 Colesville e. Md., on Wednesday. April 24. 1935 at i sm. i attend the funerai services. LAVINE, Dictator 3 A “BALDERSON, Secrelnrs. On Ssturday. April be- at Pik In Memoriam. CATOR, ALBERT R. A loving tribute 1o our loved husband and father, ALBERT R. CATOR. who left us seven years ago. . 1928, to %o to his eternal rest. WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. * COFFEY, MARY E. Saued to the mem- y of MARY E. who passed RS e AR 23, 1933 COUSIN, MARY FisCHER. DORSEY. EMMA. A tribute of love and devocmn in memory of my dear friend. A DORSEY. who denll’wd thh lite one year ato tod 23. Todav_recalls Ot Toved one laid o rest. And we who think of her toda: Are the ones who loved her buf YOUR FRIEND. CAROLYNE HYSON. DORSEY, EMMA RANSOM. In sad but loving ‘remembrance of A RANSOM . who left us one year day. April 23, 1934, FRIEND. Rest in puce. 18, IDA 3. 1o loving xamvmbum- ot cther. J. ELLIS. who ar dznnrled this 1ife_three yeats a0 4o day. April 23, 1932, Just a line of sweet remembrance, With our love o sad and true. CHILD] WILLIAMS. IDA. 1In rememhnnc. of my dear wife. IDA WILLIAMS, who depart- d lhl! I!fe one year ago today, April April %0 to- Is w ynu {ade away like a flower, I nursed you with tender care, But God knew best and called you awas. HER HUSBAND. GEORGE WILLIAMS. F 'RAL DIRECTORS V. L. SPEARE CO. Neisher the siiccessor te nor connected with the original W. R. sneéri‘lullbummenl NAtll,on.l 2892 N w‘ J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave. N.E. __Lincoln 5200 Frank Geir’s Sons Co. Haders chaper “re1, NAtional 2473 Josegli l:‘.“Bll'th'S Sons prone e o305 M St. N.W, CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. JOHN R. WRIGHT 1337 10th St. N.W. Phone North 0047 FUNERALS DESIGNS MONUMENTS. MONUMENTS and STATUARY Rcdudmmlu u::r :oh Md:.yc. - m:‘wm::ent: :: :ddler:nsl: you :1:1:& % =S, R. DURITY Bladensburg Bd., Opp. Sears-Roebuck Open Evenings GUDE BROS. CO. Floral rim.' 1212 F 8t ! "GEO. C. SHAFFER MODERATE, FRICES, "FHONE HAT o106 and Sundays Cor. 14th 8 Ey( GEO. A. COMLEY Floral Dul i wm mfi Night Phones: Clar.