Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1935, Page 9

BOY, 5, IS KILLED Crisfleld Child Hit by Truck While Crossing Street. Epecial Dispatch to The Star. CRISFIELD, Md., April 27.—“Lit- tle Dukie” Schoffstall, 5-year-old son of Mrs. Nobie Schoffstall was acci- dentally killed when ran over by a truck here tonight. The accident hap- pened, it is said, when he attempted to cross the street near his home on Broadway. He was rushed to a hospital, where he lived only a few minutes. @ongressional Oyaslu'ng!on's gfis!on'c emelery Single Sites—Family Plots Office 1801 E St. S.E. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road } COL 0464 * { ADams 10341 D.C. WOMAN DIES as Car Overturns on Mountain Road. A Washington woman was killed and her husband and sister were se- riously injured when their car over- | turned on a curve about 2}z miles from New Market, Va., late yesterday while the party was en route to Nat- ural Bridge for the week end. Mrs, John E. Moran, 1110 D street southeast, died a few minutes after reaching Rockingham Memorial Hos- pital at Harrisonburg. Her husband, a proofreader at the Government Printing Office, was driv- ing the car. He escaped with scalp injuries and severe bruises. Mrs. Moran’s sister, Mrs. Stephen J. Boworski, wife of the proprietor of an antique shop at 2413 Eighteenth street, was badly injured, physicians fearing she may have received a broken back. She was to be X-rayed as soon as her condition would permit. Family Informed. Boworski and his son, Stephen, jr., | left Washington for Harrisonburg early | last night, shortly after being notified | of the accident. | came through the New Market police | department. the members of which | identified the three occupants of the One of the Largest Undertakers in the World * %k ok Kk Kk FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS OF SOLID STEEL BURIAL VAULT This Vault Is Used in Plac of the Old Time Pine Case. For those who want the best you 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. see we're equipped to serve any funeral at small cost. 12 Parlors, Hearses and Ambulances We Have 6 Chapels, 20 Ca One of the Best That’s Made e will find this affords Only ‘89 It's easy to Jhe qneaiér Chambers (o. MAIN OFFICE 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Columbia 0432 SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 11th St. S.E. Lincoln 4477 BUY A GOOD INVIRGINIA CRASH {Husband and Sister Hurt| ‘Their notification | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 2, 1935—PART ONE. car through papers found in Moran's possession. There were no witnesses to the ac- cident, but it is believed Moran lost control of ;the machine while trying to negotiate a curve end the car turned over, falling down the side of the highway. It continued to roll until stopped by a tree, several feet from the road's surface. The highway was on the side of Massanutten Moun- tain and was a typical mountain road, with a steep wall on one side and a drop on the other. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Dickson of 534 Taylor street were injured, the latter seriously, when their automo- bile collided yesterday afternoon with another machine at Nirth and Ritten- house streets. Couple Injured. Mrs. Dickson, 63, was treated at ‘Walter Reed Hospital for a nose frac- ture and removed to Garfield Hospi- tal, where X-rays were to.be taken to determine whether she suffered a broken leg. Mr. Dixon, 67, was treat- ed for a possible fracture of the wrist. The other machine was operated by William H. Ourand, 53, of Silver Spring. Md., police said. —_— MRS. AMY LAW ORMSBY, FEDERAL EMPLOYE, DIES Injuries Received in Fall Work Fatal—Funeral to Be Held at 2:30 P.M. Mrs. Amy Law Ormshy, 61, of 3413 Holmead place, a stenographer at the Federal warehouse, Ninth and D streets southwest, died yesterday in Garfield Hospital of injuries received | | April 6 when she fell while at work. Mrs. Ormsby formerly was pronfi- ! nent in the musical life of Washing- | ton. She was a member of the American Legion, Treasury Post, and | of Fidelity Chapter, Eastern Star. Surviving her is a son, Edmund B. | W. Ormsby: a sister, Mrs. Carrie V.| Byram, and a brother, Frank A. Law. | Funeral services will be held at her | | late residence at 2:30 p.m. today.| Burial will be in Congressional Ceme- | tery. | at MRS. LOUIS PIMPER EXPIRES SUDDENLY Cashier of Y. M. C. A. for Many Years Will Be Buried Tomorrow. Mrs. Alice Fuller Pimper, cashier of the Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation for many years, died suddenly Friday at her home, 1474 Columbia road. She was the wife of Louis C. Pimper, employe of a local bank. Mrs. Pimper had been in ill health for more than six months, but recent- 1y had been thought to be well on the road - to recovery. Shocked by her death, staff officials and employes of the Y. M. C. A. made plans yesterday to attend the funeral services, to be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the home fo Miss Cora Pimper, a sister-in-law, | at 1302 Thirtieth street. Rev. Dr. George F. Dudley, rector of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. A native of Washington, Mrs. Pim- per was educated in the elementary schools here and was graduated from Business High School. She entered the employ of the Y. M. C. A. not long after her graduation. Surviving her, in addition to her husband, is a sister, Mrs. Ralph Wil- ton of this city. MRS. ADDIE U. MYERS, MARYLANDER, DEAD By s Staff Correspondent of The Star. WASHINGTON GROVE, Md.. April 27.—Mrs. Addie Udonia Myers died at her home here early today after an iliness of only 20 minutes. Surviving Mrs. Myers, who had re- sided In Washington Grove for 40 years, are two sons, Charles E. Myers of Bethesda and Thomas B. Myers of Washington Grove, and a brother, Burton Benson of Benning, D. C. Funeral services are to be held at the home Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock and interment is to be “in the Rock Creek Cemetery. in Washing- ton. GGG G “ANY FAMILY CAN AFFORD RYAN SERVICE” A Carefully is at your command Service. has been thoroughly fession. That is why manner. Remember Trained and Courteous Organization when you use Ryan Every individual in our employ trained in this pro- Ryan service is able to provide comfort and solace to the be- reaved in a courteous and understanding to call Ryan service. Ryan Ambulance Service Local Calls, $4. James T. Ryan Funeral Director ATlantic 1700-1701 USED CAR Buy a used car now and get the most out of the warm sunny days to come. Beaches and summer resorts will soon be calling. Sensational new car sales have brought the used car dealers of Washington more used cars—and better ones— than ever before. Today in the Classified Section of The Star, there are advertised—selections so big, makes and body types so varied, and a range of prices so wide—that you are sure to find Just the car you are looking for, at the price you can afford to pay. * The Quick Way to Sure Results for Buyer and Seller SEE SECTION S PAGES, 10-11-12 The Classified Columns of he Shae THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Showers and somewhat cooler today; tomorrow cloudy and colder; fresh westerly win ds. Maryland—Probably showers; some- what cooler in east and central por- tions today; tomorrow cloudy and colder; rain in the mountains. Virginia—Showers; colder in east and central portions today; tomorrow cloudy and colder; probably occasional rain in south portion. ‘West Virginia—Partly cloudy; local thundershowers in‘ east portion today: tomorrow cloudy and colder; probably occasional rain. Report Until 10 P.M. Saturday. Midnight . 12 noon . . 2 pm, 4pm. ... 6 p.m. 8 pm. 10pm. .. Record Until 10 P.M. Saturday. Highest, 89, 5 p.m. yesterday. Year ago, 57. Lowest, 52, 6 a.m. yesterday. Year ago, 3! Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 89, on April 27. Lowest, —2, on January 28. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Todly Tomorrow. The Sun and Moon, Rises. 5:15 5:14 Sets, 6:56 6:57 Sun, today Sun, tomorrow.. ,Moon. today ... Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. | Precipitation. | the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1935. Aver. Record. 527 355 7.09 '82 . 237 327 ‘84 339 375 91 349 327 '89 . 370 '89 4.13 4.71 4.01 324 2.84 November 237 December 3.32 Weather in Various Cities. ~Temperature.~ Precip: tation, Sat P satpmte urday. night.§p.1.8o.m 850 0. i 86 "34 | Asheville. N. € 480, Cincinnati. Ohio Cheyenne, Wyo Cleveland. Olnn | Davenport, Towa nt il lndlln'poll:. Ind . Jacksonville, Fla s ulnnnpolln Minn Mobile. Al New Orleans. La. . New York. N. Horth Platte Nebr Nebr ot Phll-flelnhl!. Pa.. Phoenix. Ariz Pittsburgh. Pa Bortland. Me Portla: Bolt'Take Tt5 St. Louis. Mo Ban Antonio. Tex Diego. Calif. . San_Prancisco Seattle. Wash Springfield. Tl ampa. Fla Vicksburg. Miss WASHINGTON Townsend Will Speak. Dr. F. E. Townsend will discuss his old-age pension plan at a meeting of | the Wheel of Progress at the Wash- ington Hotel, at 8 p.m. tomorrow. There will be a musical program also. The public is invited. @dar Hill C/me:te%l:?;M AS DRY AS BEAUTIFUL WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK s University Lane. 6530 for informa. TWENTY-FIVE YE Your Neighbor Is Our Very Best Reference Sponsors of “Spires of Melodies” WISV Every Sunday at 1:45 P. M. . 2:31am. 2:22pm. Monthly precipitation in inches in | '00 | 'FUNERAL HOME 6 DEATHS BLAMED ON MIDWEST DUST Emergency Hospitals Put Up While Volunteers Make Masks. By the Associated Press. LIBERAL, Kans., April 27.—Deaths of six persons this week were at- tributed to duststorms tonight by Red Cross officials as headquarters here pushed relief work in the Nation's 18,000,000-acre “‘dust bowl ” Three deaths today at Beaver, Okla., were added to one earlier this week at Walsh, Colo, and two in Seward County, Kans. All were victims of pneumonia which Red Cross nurses said was ag- gravated by the dust. Some physi- cians call the condition “dust pneu. monia.” Few, however, have pub- licly expressed belief the storms have been more than merely a contributing cause in deaths. Emergency hospitals are in oper: tion at Walsh and Springfield, Colo., and Dr. William Dekleine, national Red Cross medical director, said others will be set up as fast as they are needed Health Program Planned. Liberal Monday with health repre- sentatives of Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas to dis- cuss a health program. At Beaver, where Mrs. E. L. Fickel, prominent Oklahoma clubwoman; Leah Isaac, 7, and Mrs. Frank Ridge- | way, 43, died, a hospital was reported filled to capacity with other penu- monia sufferers. Beaver is in the Northwestern Ok- | lahoma Penhandle, one of five sec- tions comprising the so-called dust belt. The others are the Texas Pan- handle, Northeastern New Mexico, Southeastern Colorado and extreme Western Kansas. Outside the dust belt, St. Louis and Fayetteville, Ark., reported blowing silt today. Volunteers Make Masks. As dust continued to blow in the affected Colorado and New Mexico | sectors, emergency relief activities ! were in full swing. | _ The sweater-knitting qays of the |World War were recalled at Topeka and Wichita, Kans., where woman | volunteer workers were turning out 10,000 cloth masks for Red Cross headquarters here. Officials said at * | least 100,000 are needed. FORT MYER SHOW SET Army Relief Benefit to Be Held Memorial Day. The annual Fort Myer horse show for the benefit of the Army Relief | Society will be held on Memorial day, | at the Fort Myer Gardens show ring, | | opposite the entrance to Arlington | Cemetery. The show will be an all- | day affair. Information regarding seats may | be obtained from the adjutant, Fort | Myer, Va. | DOG. younz 'm;v..‘e Spitz, tan ears. R LOST OR WA Aniat Rescos Toague: Phone North 5730 LOST. Lost and Found cdvertisements for the daily Star wild 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. and_two B. M. | ozt | NTM DRIy 71 0 st nw Ioose-leaf not. Henderson. 182 3 EARRING. S vicinity Lansburgh's Saturday p.m ward. " Bigss' Ph 4th and R. . Re- 1 . blac akan, nd Erlkhlun flolel 1 rd., months old. Tost in Brook- GERMAN POLICE PUPPY. wore green leather harness: land. Return to 130¢ or_call_North 86 GOLD CLASS RING near 12th and Mich- igan ave. ne. wzdnesd-y p.m.: ins! de J.H.L. Call Rew: bout 40. on hunc Ioeen Conaave. and Lo atid L. Poward. 14_Conn. ave LTESE CAT. small._white star in front Reward to finder. = Address 1366 .w. __Adams_7404. M) ~gold. vicinity | lmh and L sts. Thursday p.m. __Libe: | reward. __Phone 'Metropolitan 57 MONGREL DOG. whi Brown spo; male. 8 months. tag S2809: Reward Co lumbia 6066-W. Ineleside terrace . OVAL BROOCH. pin. Saturday. April 27. Park & Shop. 3500 block Conn Piggly-Wigsly store or in front of ath st. Reward if returned to ining _money. v th the name Grorse A Glooe. el Lot 'KETBOOK. dark green. Friday Plensnnz car lln! initialed _key ring. reward _Col rPUPFY white. male; brown ears. o eye: answers to nlme i Knlorlnm. md Mt with brown \ vicinite ol 115 Raloram s to name Bol Flagler ‘blace n.w. ewary, face. gold. Elgin, : lost somewhere in .. ADt. 43. Reward. WKST!RN ELECTRIC EARPIECE. bl t week. €5 reward. ~Phone Cieveland 2261, Mrs. Durand. 3613 Norton pl, n.w. T WATCH —Lady's. Thursday. Lansburgh’s. 7 evy Chase car and Immaculate Concaption Church, 8&th & N sts. Reward. Natl. fiifm WRIST W. hite Iol Priday night between Sprpvidence Hoseit and Laurel. Reward. Decatur 6196. Red Cross officials plan to meet in | Is sirung on gold chain. | be- 2 “rings. be- | en. | canmmn: key‘ | Cycles 80 Miles 2 Day. The Autumn Tints, a club of cycling | enthusiasts, all over 50, recently cele- | brated the seventy-sixth birthday an- | niversary of Tom Gray, a member, at | Walton-le-Dale, England. Gray thinks | nothing of peddling 80 miles a day. The club has nearly 100 members. It was founded by Tom Hughes, aged 67, who has cycled over a quarter million | miles, and last year covered over 63,000 miles, including a trip in France, Swlmrllnd and Italy. Braflm' SALLIE. On Thursday. April 2 oL plibley Memorial, “Hoso ALLIE BEEN of 426 6th st n.e. be- loved daughter of the late Jacob and Martha Been. nerai from the James T. Ryan fuperal hmn! 317 Pa. ave. se. on Monday. Apri] 2! 30 p.m. ml» nuvn -na tHiends irivited: . HELEN. gene’ Bradley. She also Iclatives and, friends. Puneral Sunday. BEEN. 1935, - o Interment Lincoln e c(m“ Memoial WY, lonln day. April 26, O, ROBBRT BROWN, neloved brother of Bunuel Jlmu and Henson Brown. Mary E. Padgett. Henderson and Alice Sinitn Posersl Trom Hho residence his brother. Henson Brown. 6th s.e.. on Monday. April 29. a Relulvu and fri are invites terment” Congressional Cemetery. BRUCE. ROBERT HOWARD. this life en Friday. 5, his_residence. E WARD “BRUCE. devoted hus- band of Josephine Bruce. He also is survived by four grandchildren three | nieces, four nephews and other relative and friends, Remains resting at Ba bour funeral home. 4% K s unti 3 D Sunday April 2% after is lete residence. Monda®. Aprin” 5. "tT pm.. Sylvan * Baptist ™ Church. ~ Fairmont Heights. Md.. Rev. Luckett officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery CLAYTON. ISABE] On Thursday. April 251935, at Emerzency Hospital. ISA- BELLE. the beloved wife of the la Jacob Clayton and mother of Ashby W. William J. B. and Jacob W. Clayton and Mrs. M Hosaflook of Harrisonburg Va.' Funeral from the W _W. Chamhers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n w on Monday. April 2% at 10 am. Rela: tives and friends are invited. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. LE. On Saturday. Aprii e Jesidence of her niece Mrs ' Tutia ¢, Brown. 30 ROkt at 30 Mrs. BELLE ch:flAN of Richmond. Va. Re: resting at Frazier's funeral home. Rhode Island ave. n.w. Funeral s ices Mondav eveninz at 7:30 o'clock a the above funeral home. ' Services con- tinued at the Pirst Baptist Ricamond. Va.. Wednesday. May pm. Interment in Richmond CHRISTIAN. MACK. oOn Fridav MACK CHRISTIAN. e Christian, brother of Samuel Christian s Iraves many other relatives and a ho: of friends_ Remains resting st John T. Rhines funeral chapel : and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funera later, devoted | | CLARK. LOTTIE on Fridav. April 26 035" LOTTIE, 135 Rewpori B Cheisved aunt of " Mfiboe Bimms 30’ cousin of Eizabeth Rifou: Remains resting ar her late residence after 1 pm. Monday. April 2% funeral services be ‘held” at esday. = Api follo high reauiem mase Church at 10 am. Olivet Cemetery. where 9 d by Augustine's | Interment Mount On, Thursday. April Sykesville. Md . JOHI Deloved husoand of Alars A is also survived by two Mrs. Lillian A. Englert of 3003 Hth st and Mrs. Mareare Hamilton: a son. Mr. John W. Collier and a granddaughter Miss A. Elizabeth Englert ~ Puneral services Monday. bl 2o at 30 am "ar Hriones par- nw. Interment Gl R Collier daughters. s.e. inee Poling) Benfamin Cornw day. April 0. at Methodist Church, terment Romney. | CRAXTON. TRACY. Services on_Mon- am. at_Calvary J00 Tat. now. el a In- Api at i3 Ethest Jarvis f Teral church. 1432 You st. n.w ment Arlington National Cemetery DEVILLE, LILLIAN BEATRICE. on Tl"ur<~ 251935 at 1:15 . wite of the late George Fran- ces Deviile. She leaves to mourn their lgss four loving children. Leon R John Hodge of New Yorx | a host of other relatives and | Remains resting_ at funeral home, 380 R. I ave n.w. afte 4 Dm. Friday. April 26, © Funerai Sun- day. April 28. from the above named fu- neral home &t pm. Relatives and | friends are invited. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 28 DOUGLAS. LAU Rl"l""l M. Dv‘ life Sa!urdlv Ap; [ = A DOUGLAS o ' Roer She ftaves 1o mourn their. locs | & nusbard. Alfred Dousias: devoted fa- ther and mother. five daughters, three brothers. one sister and a host of other | relatives and friends. ~Remains resting the Georse B. Clarke Co. funeral Pla. ave. ne. until Mon- { Rorit 40,72t foon Thence to. ner e rvslderrr Puneral Tuesday. April | m__ from Our Lady of Per-| H lp Church. 1600 Morris rd Frazier s | | { | GREENE. MARTIN P, On April 24. at 3 siden orth Royal st Alexandria, V. MART beloved | husband of Lillian H. Greene ' Services held at 'St Mary's Church %t SioMam Tnterme Mary's cenmerv Alexandria, Va.. d ril 29. at 11 Mon- band of Hattie Harris. loving fethe Lucille, Walter Eleanora and Doris Har- | s and Mrs. Loraine Brown. He is also | Survived by other relatives and friends day. April 20. % pm funeral home. Rev. A. B. Fisher official- ing. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 28 EDWARD A. On Thursday. at_his_residence. 3008 n.w. EDWARD A. HUGHES, belovad husband of the late Elvia J. Hughes. ~ He is survived by three sons. Edward A. Leo and Henry D. Hughes: two daushters. Genevieve E. Hughes and Mrs. John J. Hughes. —Fu- neral services at his iate residence. Monday. April 29. at N:45 a.m.: thence to Holy Trinity Church. where mass will be said at 9:15"am. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. JOHNSON. MATTIE. On Thureday Annl 1935. MATTIE JOHNSON. the be- Tovi eu iend of Bernard Ragland. She also leaves four brothers and three sis- ters. Funeral Sunday. April 28 at p.m. at Bunker Hill. Va. Remains rest- the W Ernest Jarvis funeral 1432 You st. n.w JONES. MELVINA. | Departed this lite on Thursday. April 25, 19: am Gallinger Hopital MELVINA JONES. She leaves to mourn their loss two sis- ters and other relatives and friends Remains _resting Smith's _funeral .. 1125 19th st. n.w. Funeral Sun- ‘April 28, at 1:30 p.m.. -bou xunem home ORD. EW. irted this life o Fridey b 0 MATTHEW JORDAN. devoied father of Susie Dig- gins. Remains resting at Barbour Bros funeral home. 48 K st. n.e.. until Mon- day. April 29, at 4 pm.: thereafter at the ‘residence of his daughter. 27 Fen ton st ‘Puneral Tuesdas. April 0. at 1 pm. from the above residence. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 29 at Dej o ne. ARS OF SERVICE the DEAL Price For a $150 Funeral A very neat crepe - covered casket, engraved nameplate. fine ouume case, six handles. lined ith good quality' lining. by competent men. washing, dressing and shaving if mecessary: advertising the death noticc, hearse and two Cadillac limousines. rugs. chairs. for the door. candles, cand Temoving Trom any city hospital or home. NO EXTRAS. COM- PLETE. $75. COMPLETE FUNERALS FROM $75 to $500 AND UP| Phone Lincoln 8200 MYERS. ADDIE_EDON On Saturday April 27 1935 at 2 am., at her resi- dence. hington Grove.' Md.. ADDIE EDONIA MYERS. the beloved mother of Charles E. and Thomas B. Myers. The remains resting at Roy W. Barber's fu- home, Laytonsville, Md.. until they will be Washington on Monday, April 29, at 1:30 pm. at above residence. TInterment will be at Rock Creek Cemeters. Washington. D, C ALEXANDER = JOHN. at his_resi- ALEXAN. O’HANIDES. 5t Bonmlschurch %th and L st nw where services will be held at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment Glenwood Cemetery. 28 o:mn AMY LAW. On Saturday. April at Garfleld Hospital. AMY SBY. beloved mother of Ed- B. W. Ormsby and sister of Car- Prank A. Law late Tesidence. Services Interment Congressio CHARLES. On April 35 BBoved ' usband ot Peterson and father of Mrs. rey M. Peterson and_Elma Funeral from the W. W. Co, funeral ~home. {404 Chapin on Monday. April S0P pm Relaiives and friends are vited. Interment, private, Cedar Hh! Cemetery. PER., ALICE. FULLER. On Pnd ay. P 26 19%5 TALICE. FULLER ‘BIM: BBR, beloved wite of Loute Carl Bimper, Saturday. Chambers per. 30th 2 pm. Imerm-m S it Cemerers. RHODES. SARAH J. On Friday. Anm 26. 1935. SARAH_J. RHODES. beloved wife ol fihe 1-u Benjamin T. Rhodes and mother of Mrs. Margaret B. Jenkins. Bhe aiso is survived by four erandchil- late rendenc 301 nday. April 29 rivats. ABleass Georgia ave. nw. Chureh On Mondas. April 22 | TRACY CRA: Interment Mount Olivet Cemeters. | u.,“ from " the | Re- | %% A—9 1 llAIDWLE" s ; Aoril - 51,045 p wife of the ‘late Thomas Howe | Rld!llt and mother of G A i | Smith ‘and Thomas H.CRideate sr o e tice of funeral hereafter SCHMITT, GEORG ! 's.mml-’y GEORGE. CHRISTIAN. own Univeraity Hosp Washington, | C. GEORGE CHRISTIAN. SCHMIRY, Bétayeds hosband of Lula G. Schmité inee " Steele) and father of Mary. Georse. Howard James and Chester Schm| Remains “resting"at. the Teeh {umnl home. 310 Wilson blvd.. Claren- don, V.~ Funeral Tuesday, April_30. a2 pm ves' chapel. Interment | SCHLUETER. ORGE H. on Saturdas. beloved "Hustrcd o oye d_of meral Tuesday. April 30. at 1:30 p.m. from hi residence. 459 Mass. ave Srta® tives and friends inyited. Arlington Nmomx Cem'w (SMARY W 5, a1 Homeopathie flospllll (JENNIE) SMALLWOOD. widow of Traac C. Smallwood ane be- loved mother of Mrs, Carrye E. Ketcham of 1515 Rhode Island ave. n.e Remaing Testing at 14 Seaton place n.n neral snervlcesdn the M. E. Church. - ) e ETER. Eva "0 SR ey coin ave Apri} a0 pme ®res Cemetery: STEELE, DR. ALMETA G. April 26, niece. 314 Dr. ALMETA main) Stesle ne. Monda: Interment On _Prid: at the residence ‘of mef oore ave. Clarendon. Va. TEELE (nee Ger- beloved wite of the Iate John She_is survived by two nieces, Mrs. Pearl Webster of Clarendon. Va.: Mrs. Ruth McCoy of Washington. D. C. two’ grand-nieces_ Mrs. Evelyn Pielden and Mrs. Lillian Stafford. both of Cla endon: one nephew. Mr. Crosby Gei main of Glenburnie. Mc. 'Remains res! ing the the Ives funeral home. 3 on blvd.. Clarend day. April 29. at chapel.” Interment Fort etery. STEPHENSON, J. WALTER. day, meeln Ccm- on an re J. WALTE! heloved hushand of Viola Ablett Stephen: APaad,uneral from his late residence on Monday. April tives and friends Rock Creek Cemeter THORNT 3. 14 JOHN J THORNTON. beloved son of the late Robert 'R and Annie Tnornton and brother of the late Rob- ert L Thornton. Puneral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1406 | C"m‘\?]n st nw. on Monday April 2 | at Relatives and friends mvnrd rrwm»m Congressional Cem- Rela- mvnw‘ lnl"m;n' On_Friday. April \ur.\nt April 26 daughter CATHERINE E. On Friday. the recidence of her W. Harvey Halch. Glebe 1on Couniy widow of William W Wesner " Pasersl from the residence of her son. William Wagner. 1 on oy, April U pm. Relatives ends invited. Interment Hill Cemeter . CATHER ¢ 'Council America. are requested funeral of our lat pect Members of Fi- Daughters of 1o attend. the CATHERI} 3417 e "0 Monday. Aprir MARGARET MeNEY. Councilor. H HOWELL. Secretary. @ R. Suddenly. on Pridas at "Easton. Pa. JOHN ased 5% years. Remains at —Gartners ~funeral home. Gaithersburz, Md.._after 5:50 p.m. Sat- urday_ April 7. "Funeral services Mon- day. "April 29 'at 9 a.m. from St Cetholic * Church Gmhersbur' Md. Interment Barnsville. Md. WASHINGTON, CHARLES WI Passed 4 away on PMS‘ April arnestown. CHARLES WILLIAMD W band of the late Georgianna Washin ton and father of Earl Lee Washingto; Euneral from Quince Orchard M Church on Sunday nm. Burial in ch WHITI I0USE, FUG A 5 Thi nr‘r M EU- ) 1 BT EHOUEE the " giloeod { ‘Georze T. Whitehouse. Puneral from her parenfs' residence. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Neumaver. 605 E st. 8. 10. “at_1:30 | n. 230 an:v April 2R, At h cemet ,v ment Cedar Hm and friends invit WILSON. BELLE Friday. April 1 BELLE WILRON. " dtvoted mother Shelton Carter. grandmother of and great-grandmother of Jacqueline Neale. She also leaves many other relatives and a_host of Iniepds. Remains resting at the John Rhines funeral chael Ev Notice of funeral e eters Relatives Shiter” ek, \llrhnls ave. se and, North Carolina, ave Menday. feril 29 »m Tolerment Cedat Hill Gemetery, In Memoriam. HANDS. JOHN. 1In NOying memory nl our dear father. JOHN HANDS, who passed axay sevenieen Pears age today.” April an&énux’i\»wnmég;en‘ifi death, HURLEY. J. W. In sad memory a1 my friend. J' W' HURLEY. who departed this life” four ‘vears ago "today. April May his soul rest in peace. MAE. * REID. VEOLA MENARD. A tribute of love to the memory of our dur dlu'h"r VEOLA MENARD =RETD. Wt o M memories will linger forever. Time cannot change. tis trie Years that come cannot sever Our loving remembrance of you. The vears may wipe out many things. But this they wipe out neve The memory of those happy da: When we were :H n(e(hrr d 5 AMILY. WILSON. MARY LEE. 'In sad but Joving remembrance of our devoted wife and mother, MARY LEE WILSON. who sud- denly fell asleep in Jesus’ arms three vears ago today. April 2R 18 Forget her. no. we never wil We "loved her then, we love nvr still; | Her memors is'ac fresn ioday | As in | HER DE\OTED HUSBAND AND. CHIL- Huvrilings. HORNSTEIN. W. M. Javelling ceremonies of tombstone for W. HORNSTEL | Tate'Dresident of the Uniied Susd Sron | Inc. will take place at the Adas Israel Ccnlre"fluon C!meterv At noon on Sun- day. May 5 1935 Rabbi Soloman H. Metz officiatin Friends of the family are invited JACOBS. BE The family of the late BENJ, IN JACOBS announce the unveiling_of a monument lfl his mfll’k nn' or. Sundav. April 2x | Bm.."Washineton "Hebrew Congregation | —Cemctery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. _Phone_LIncol 1”n JOHN l}v WRIGHT Phone_North 0047 ‘ WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 8th St. SE. Lincoln_0530. \V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor te nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establishment oAt o 0n 1009 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium | 4th and Mass Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5209 | Frank Geir's Sons Co. w Mdrereninet . NAtional 2473 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons erone wekolo SOTT M St N.W. Established 18 FUNERALS DESIG! glozalrmsuns $250up « delivered 8. MIN. 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