Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1935, Page 11

MRS. J. B. BALDWIN DIES| Funeral for Browntown Woman to Be Held Tomorrow. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. FRONT ROYAL, Va, April 29.— Funeral services for Mrs. J. Barbour Baldwin, 45, of Browntown, Warren anunty. who died yesterday, will be held tomorrow afternoon. She is survived by three brothers and two sisters, H. H. Marlowe, Front Royal; Jasper Marlowe, New York City; and Guy Marlowe, Mrs. Urie of Washington. Miss Alice May of Washington is a half sister. Her father, J. K. Marlowe of Browntown | and her husband also survice. Gdar Hill C/mete&;qg“ AS DRY AS BEAUTIFUL SN Established 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS é Che Funeral Chaprl % SERVICE THAT IS } DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast RN ERR RN g 4 Trapped by Window. CHICAGO (#).—George Manders came home sleepy and tired. It was late though, and he didn’t want to disturb his mother so he climbed to the roof of the front porch and started to enter a window. The win- dow slammed shut, pinning his feet on the sill, and George after vainly trying to free himself decided to | catch a few winks of sleep. | "A neighbor spied him roosting on the window ledge and summoned a policeman who roused George and rescued him. L Muskrat Eats Alligator. ROCHESTER, Minn. (#).—High school biology students are mourning the loss of Oscar, their little pet | alligator, whose death came ignomi- nously when it was devoured by a | muskrat. The muskrat, captured on the school grounds, was caged with | Oscar. The results were unexpected. Hollingsworth and Mrs. W. W. Ward | THE EVENI MRS. JESSIE FISHER DIES AT HOSPITAL Native of Capital Victim of Long Illness—Rites to Be Wednesday. Mrs. Jessic N. Fisher, wife of Gea. Henry C. Fisher, U. 8. A, retired, former chief health officer of the Panama Canal Zone, died yesterday at Walter Reed Hospital after a long illness. 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C, retired, quartermaster general of the Marine Corp from 1916 to 1929, died early this morning at his home, 1610 New Hampshire avenue, of heart failure. Born in Boston, Mass., August 24, 1865, he was the son of Col. Com- mandant of the Marine Corps Charles G. McCawley and Elizabeth M. Mc- Cawley. He served his father as chief clerk from 1891 to 1897, when he was appointed a captain in the service and sent to Cuba. He was a graduate of Columbian College, now George Washington Uni- versity, receiving the degree of L. L. B. in 1893. A veteran of the World War, the Spanish-Ameriaan War and the Phil- | ippine insurrection, he was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal, the | Victory Medal, the West Indian Medal, and several campaign decora- tions. He was made a major by brevet in the Spanish-American War. In 1913 he was appointed to the office of the quartermaster. Gen. McCawley was 2 member of the Metropolitan, the Chevy Chase, the Army and Navy and the Alibi Clubs here; the Knickerbocker Club of New York; University Club, Phila- delphia, the Aztec Club and the Loyal Legion. Besides his widow, whom he mar- ried here in 1906, he is survived by an city. Funeral arrangements will be an- nounced later. MRS. ALICE F. PIMPER RITES WILL BE TODAY Cashier at Y. M. C. A. Will Be Buried in Oak Hill Ceme- tery. Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Fuller Pimper, cashier of the Young Men's Christian Asscofation for many years, were to be held at 2 p.m. today | at the home of her sister-in-law, Miss Cora H. Punper, 1302 Thirtieth street. Mrs. Pimper died Friday at her home, 1474 Columbia road. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. A native of Hyattsville and a grad- | | uate of Business High School, Mrs. | Pimper had been with the Y. M. C. A. ince shortly after graduation. She | was the wife of Louis C. Pimper, em- | ploye of the American Security & Trust Co. Besides her husband. she is sur- | vived by four sisters, Mrs. Ralph C | Wilton of Washington, and Mrs. | Nellie F. Brooks, Mrs. G. Hodges Carr and Mrs. Franklin G. Tingley, all of | Hyattsville. 'EISEMAN’S | SEVENTH AND F Distinctive Styles Careful Tailoring in these ALL-WOOL $24.75 CHARGE IT NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $8.25 in JUNE $8.25 in JULY $8.25 in AUGUST | Featuring the new shir- red, yoke and sport backs, as well as the more con- servative styles, Eise- man’s suits give all- around desirability cloth- ing buyers demand. Rich new ys, tans, browns, and blues, as well as fancy mixtures. Perfect fit gu: anteed. Buy your suit now, pay in three months on Eiseman’s convenient payment plan. SIAILES = L'EA'S ES MONDAY, APRIL aunt, Mrs. Augusta Mosher of this | | Wmmm Tate. | Hopb: SUITS! || LOS’ ne morning between 1 1935. @ard of Thanks WITHERS, BENJAMIN F.. JR. We wish to express our apprecistion ‘and thanks o itives 268 Tutagsle, ST ind sympathy and beau E utes to our son. BENJAMIN ¥, WITH- W A urs. BEAMIe T VIERL MRS. ERoRcE W, NICHOLS AND MRS, HARSAM. 29, Beaths. BAKER, EDWARD EVERETT. On Sun ril’ 2K 1935 at Garfield Hospita EBWARD EVERETT _BAKER. " peloved husband of Genevieve ¥ Baker. Puneral rivate from the Chambers Co. uneral home. 1400 Chln"l st. n.w. on Wednesday. May 1, at 10 a.m. Kindly omit flowers 30 BANKS. ALBERT. On aturday. April 27 ALBERT BANKS. the devoted hisband of Trma Ba n of Marths Banks. brother of Estelle Allen.. Mai Washington. " James. Wil Bernard and Raymond 0 IY “ly 1, at Jarvis funeral’ Peireh Interment Payne's g Al s residence. DANIIL THOMAS BENSON. be- lnved husband of Mary A. Benson (nee Sheahan). and father of Daniel Jlmel Benson and_ Dbrother of Mrs. eresa ‘Wagner and Mrs. Susie Volkman. Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. southeast funeral home. 511‘ 11th st on am. holic Church, Tepose of his soul Relatives and frien h:vxled. Interment Mount Olivet Cem- E. Suddenly on 8 at his residence. EODORE & BEYE beloved huspand ‘of the late Catherine Beyer and father of Paul T. and Mar- garet Reyer Funeral from the W. Chambers Co, 11 home. 1400 Chapin W ay 2. at 3 pm. Chapin st.. until Tues MRS. CLEMENTINE WHITE EXPIRES AT GALLINGER Member of Old and Prominent| Family of Southeast Washing- | ton Dies Suddenly. White, member of an old and prom- inent family of Southeast Washington, died suddenly yesterday at Gallix Hospital. Mrs. White, born here 82 years ago, | had lived in the Capital all her life. She was the wife of William R. White | Besides her husband. she is survived | by two daughters, Mrs. P. J. Ryan and Mrs. Eolia Ward, and two scns, George J. Hutton and Fravk J Hutton. Funeral services will be held at the home of her grandson, Frank Ryan, 1931 Summit place northeast, Wed- | nesday at 8:30 a.m., followed by inass at St. Martin's Church. be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. D;aths R.eported. | Sarah J. Rhodes. 86. 3010 Georgia ave | Gharles Peterson. &3, Gallinger Hospital of; . Garfield #Hospital, 300" Dent pl. 8 pital | Moty 'W. Smaliwood, 71. Dpathic Hospital. |Bdgar B Smith. 67, Georse Washington ospita | John J. Thornton. A6, Gallinger Hospit pelic, Claston, &5 Emereency Hospit Metcalf. Samuel Weir, 60, !( Mary Qulckenbu!h. t National Homeo- Vermont ave. Fiizabetn's Hospyial 60, Emergency Hos- el ospita Alexander J. Chanides. 1310 Euclid st |37 Walter Qunhemon‘ 53, 910 Independ- ence ave Georee Bchlerfler 52. Gallinger Hospital. [ Seoeae e ot Calimeer Hosiat . 1908 18th st Walter Reed Hospital. i o] el Helen Smith, alias Clark, 26, Gallinger Ho Robert ‘Brett. 8. Children's Hospital. Gengrana Rub inson. 44 Abners et. 5.9, Lewls Foster. 30° 491D, st. D, Mary H. Armstrong. 65. 142 Belle Wilson. 62, Gallinger Hospita.” John L. Thorne, 60, en route to horpital | Philip Holmes. St. Elizabeth’s Hos, | Eliza Harris, 57. Home for Azed ani rm. Carrv West Gi Annie Newman. 49. Jflswn Coleman, A. ingram er Hospital. 5332 Virginia . 1828 E st. Gallinger_ Hospital. Gallinger Hospital 25, Gallinger, Hospital. . 710 s i, 7. Garfield Hum tal. Citizens to l{eet Thursday. SILVER SPRING, Md. April 29| (Special) —Silver Spring Citizens' As- several years of inactivity, will meet Thursday night at 8 o'clock in the | new_dispensary building. | FOUND. 8PITZ. full grown, found near, meoln | Memorial Sund Call_District_3: —_ Lost and Found cdvertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, mcluswe, up to moom day o] issue. Saturdays and legal hclidays up to 10 a.m. day of 1ssue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BROWN LEATHER BAG on Falls “Church bus Sat contained_ money i DOG. spot on left 14028. named “Jiggs.” " TERRIER, white with tan_ strayed out on Sunday 28th. Please return to 2412 Minnesota ave. s.e. Liberal_reward. 0 R NECKPIECE, black _Astrakan, :’-Um. 1954 Col. id and Brighton nom Reward. Potomac . Abt. tiress Saturday th and Monroe st and ‘Finder call’ Na do South River Park | 4x54__Re PACKAGE. containing messenger. on Mass. ave. n.W. D 8 st. Liberat reward. Call National 1070. SAPPHIRE AND MOUNTING 9] RING. Saturday. Please call Adams 4 WRIST_WATCH—Lady's. gold _Gotham make: Thursdas Lansburghs. th st Chevy hase car and Immaculate Ehuren. %h &N star Reward Natl. ; ST WATCH. lady’s Gruen.'white gold Friday miht between Providence noapml and Laurel. Md. Rew: Decatur_6196 YELLOW PERSIAN strayed away from Liberal reward. 431 Columbia #153-J. 7\ " wearing collar, Giomie "Friday mignt 2(}1 st. n.w. Phone MAINTENANCE Mrs. Clementine Anderson Hutton Burial will | Eilzabeth’s Hos- sociation, reorganized last month after | Braths. CHITTAMS. LUCILLE. Departed this life %Imflu. Anfll “K 10'!5‘,1.,“(:11.[1 CHIT- ark. leavés to mourn” their joss Mrs, Agnes Samuel: Miss Virginia and Ger. & stepfather. Isaa two nephews, Bernard and Clarence Thomas. Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey Deanwood funeral home. 4445 Dean ave. ne. Notice of luner l LLE. On Saturday. Aprii S T0Rb. st the Tesidence of e niee }lu' .Iuhl C“Bro'n 40 R s Tormerly” of "Richmo resting at Frazier's funeral” home, 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w ‘uneral serv- ices Monday evening at o'clock at llle bove uneral home. Services con- at the First Baplist Church, menmonu, Ve Wednesday. May 1. at 3 p.m. Interment in R L 29 CLARK, LOTTIE. On Prldly 1935, LOTTIE CLARK of 14 lace n beloved aunt Minnle imm! ind cousin of Elizabethr Ridout. Remnm nl\lnl at her lnu resldem:f ter Monda AD where xumnl Bervices Wil be “held at &30 am. esday. April followed by high requiem mass at St Augustine’s Church _at 10 am. Interment Mu\m Olivet Cemetery, CIAIK‘ LOTTIE. Officers and n!mbfl‘l of the Catholic Beneficial Society are by notified of the death of Sister E CLARI Funeral Tuesday. 0 am. from 8t. Au- Call meeting Mon- 8 pm., 2145 Nl'm.)n _April 28, 5 Newpori of Ch April 29, place n.w. COLBERT MALLEY HENRY. Departed this life on Friday. ril 26, 1935, MALLEY HENRY COLBERT. sof of ihé late John and Amelia Colberi. He leaves to mourn their host of relatives and friends. " Puneral Tuesday. Aprii pm. Tuneral home. New Jersey wve. ang B at n.w. Rev. Wiseman officiatinz. Inter- ment Harmony Cemetery. DAGGS. FRANK W. Departed (his Nife on Sundav. April 98 1935, FRA DAGGS of %04 i 5 sw He jeates 1o mourn their loss a loving wife. Maggie Dases: one son. Prederick Dages: four s, Mary Neil. Louise, hmcen and Ruth Daggs: one sister. Eliza Kelly, and a host of other rela- tives and friends Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home. 614 4th at. sw. Notice of funeral later. DeLUCCHI. MAGGIE MAZZOCCHI. On Sundu. AS.H 2K, 1035, MAGGIE MAZ- | CHI. beloved wife of | e Inepaeeiay mother of Angelo Mazzocchi and daughter-in-law of Ma 8he is also survived by dchildren. - Puneral from her late idence. 1610 Q .. on Wednes- A thence 1o ret I am’ for the repose of her soul tives and friends are invited. Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery. 30 | POUGLAS. LAURETTA M, Departed this life' “Saturday RETTA bou 2 huirband Alfred Dougles ther and mother. five daughters. three brothers. one sister and a host of other relatives and friends. ~Remains resting at the George B. Clarke Co. i Fla. ave. ne. at noon: thence to her (Funeral Tuesday. April funeral 9 am. peiuat Help Church. 1600 Morris - rd se. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery DOZIER, ALPHO! Departed this Fridav. ~ April 1435. ALPHONSO DOZIER. beloved son of Hamlet and the late Sarah Doziy Harold and . Hamlet Dozier: mother. Mrs. Ada Dozier six sisters: an aunt_Mrs. Mary W an uncle, Mr. Alex Welford, and a of other relatives and {riends. Testing at Barnes & Matihews home. 6814 4th st. sw. April 29, ‘at 4:30' pm lste residence. 1604 Lewis st Reral Tuesday. April ; 1 Nash M. E Churen i%in an ner Rev Tyler officiat Terment ‘Harmony Cemetery PUNN. VIOLA. On Monday. April . 8t Carson's private hospital LA DUNN (nee Gamble. nee Ware) 7903 15th st n Survivi %o brothers ‘of & Paul. Minn mains resting at Prazier's funcral home, 350 R, I ave nw until Wednesdav. Mar 1, Remains will be shipped to 8t Paul. Minn 'ACE. SALLY M. On Saturdar. Am" 1035, st her_residence. River road nw. SALLY M. EUSTA Re- mains resting at Hysong's paciors n.w. a step- one brothe: 1300 ave nw. Tuesdav. April 0. at 10 am Interment Calverton Cemetery. Calver- HOWARD. On Saturday. April 35, HOWARD. son of the late Al der T and Louite H Evans and be- foved Bromer® of Alexandar Funeral services at ihe W. W Southeast funeral home. e the beloved wife of Al bert E_PFinlafson and mother of Mrs Mary Stocksdale. Mrs. Doris Eisinger Edward and Douzlas Finlayson, and sister of Mrs. Laura E. MacDonald. She is also survived by one niece. Miss Mad- | nald. Puneral services W." W. Chambers Co. at N it i e Picher. Bricadier General Medical De- partment. U, S. A. (retired). Body res ing at the Tabler funeral home 4 9th st. nw. until Wednesday. May 1 when gervices will be held in the :hapel At Walter Reed Hospital. at 2 o clock pm. followsd by interment in Arling- ton National Cemetery. —Relatives and friends invited to attend 30° FOSTER, ARTHUR ELWOOD. On Monday 9. 1935 at his residence. 5071 th st.n.w. ARTHUR ELWOOD FOSTE! beloved husband of Harriet Eili Funeral from the above resi esday April 30. 4 p.m friends invited. Interment South Wells- fleet. Mass. (Boston papers piease copy.) KATHERINE wuu‘.ur-r ,Apmlas. t 5 nw MARGARET FREDERICK 'nee. Siper. beloved wife of Robert Louis Prederick Body resting_at the chavel of John Wright 1337 10th s 0w Reovien April 30. at 9 a.m. Interment | April 28, erv s Cemetery. ARIE V. On Sunday, 28 X GROSS. beloved Sife of mother of Catherine. ¥, Joseoh L. and James Gross'and Mrs. Chester Pier- son and Mrs Elisha Overton. Funeral services at her late residence on Tues- dav. April 30. st R:30 am.: thence to Holy Redeemer Catholic Chiireh. where mass will be celebrated at o a terment Mount Oliver Crmeters. a friends invited HARRISON, THOMAS B. Su [ Lo, At nis residence, Oth (OMAS B. HARRISON. bwther of Estelle Harriton and uncle of | Mrs.s L Biac esting at Gaw- | lers chapel. 1756 Pa. ave. n.w. Notice | S feEecs, iater HEMPELL. JOHN. On Sunday. April 2. at” Freedmen's Hospital. John HEMPBLL devoted husband of Laura Hempell. Puneral Wednesday. May_| p.m. from his late residence. Washington_Va Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1412 You st nw. until 5 pm. Tuesday Thereater at hi By In- Reia- dav. d this life : her resi- MAGGIE to mourn u 3 st sw M JOHNSON. ~ She leaves their Joss two daughters. Viola Rose and Rosa Wright: one son. Ulvsses Johnson. and other relaives and friends mains pm. W then ‘bods wil be shipped to Lexington. Va_ Puneral Thursday. Mav 2. a1 Buena Vista_ Bap- tist Church. Buena Vista. Va JORDAN. MATTHEW. Devarted this lyle Friday. April 96 19: ATTH] SORDAN. ‘devored ‘father 6 Susie bies . Remains resting at Barbour Bros. funeral home. 4% K st_n.e. until Mon- day. April 26, at 4 pm.: ihereafter at the ‘residence of his daughter. 27 ton st ne.” Puneral Tuerday. April 30, he above residence. Int!rment Woodll n Cemetery, 29 lELLY PETER DANIE| Suddenly. on ETER ' DANIE - loved husband of Maggie Kelly and step- father of William H. Robertson. Mrs Elizabetn Dewey. Mrs. Nettie Golden and Mrs. Marion Jones. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. Sontheast funeisl home. 817 1 later. LYNN. EDWARD FRANCIS. On_Sunday 35, EDWA Cc18 L\'NN brloved Son 'of Willem ‘D Lyan neral from Tim- hapel, 41 H st ne. on Tuesday. Apri ut X0 am Reguiem mass at St. ‘Mloysius Church st m. _Interment Mount Olivet Cem- Relatives and friends invited T. RAYMOND. Suddenly. on April K, 1435, T. RAYMOND MASON. "beloved "husband 'of Lucy M Mason inee Garner). Funeral from his Inte residence, H0§ Marsiand ave. sw Wednesday. May 1. at 11 Rela~ tives and friends ‘invited. xmmnpm Congressional Cemetery. on Mnndu EY. CHARLES M'CAWL 19. his residence. 1610 RLES L. Ith st”se. Notice of time othy Hunlon' n.w Vrinaier weneral: United s Marine Corps. retired. Notice of u 2 0 p.m. Relatives and friends nvited 1o atiend. Interment at Fort ihcomn Gemeters. MOXLEY. LLOYD V. ere will be a special communication M‘ Mount Hermon Lodge, No. 179, M.. on Tues- day. Anrl} 3. lmau mn' xmu i tor |"" ‘bose of attending. ral servi for our ate rotber LLOYD V MOXLE £y E_A. LELACHEUR. Secretary. OIIVII IIILI‘! Departed this life on 8atui 1 27. 1938, WILLIE OL- TVER ot u\n' uh at. n.w. Ho leaves to joving mother, Mrs. Sall! andier. and & hos: of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Mnl van & Schev funeral home. from Malvan & Schey's | il Mon- | from Our Lady of Per-| her are Re- | uneral serviees at Eldbrooke | M. E_Church. River road and Wisconsin | the ‘Church of the Nativity on | #% A—11 Bratha. ,l‘llllrl lunerll flhomh im, * Relailves and {riends e o Interment. " private, Cemeter: PIERCE, n.w( his \hnll ave. Colmlr Manor. Md.. E. husband ol I I ds & Cedar Hill On Sunday. nm residence n: ar- K . April p.m. Relatives and friends invitea; Totdrmént Cednr Hil Cemetery, RECTOR. PAUL P. On Mond, | recTO ay. April 29, 8L his residen Gt cep 204 Central avet cloved usoand of Elastn’ ALGLO {nee, Hazel) " Puneral”rom (n. R:b'o?: Iesidence on Wednesday. ‘May 2 elativ : Terment: Fore 'x..'n'éann"E?m'uTr"ym‘ e | RIDGAT! MARION BEARDSLEY. April 27, 35, re : thence Ann's” Chureh, (vhere mass i at 10 a.m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.” " Relatives and friend s | semrveTe |GEORGE W._ On auuvd-v. | at 11 am. GE PrsciiLuETieR, beloved "Huspand. ot Sux, Vio Schiueter Puneral 'Tuesdar. April at D.m. 1 Tesidence. 450 Mass. ave ’onm' s l.ll: tives and friends invited Arliteton. National 'Gemetery. ™" Bg"* SCHMITT. GEORGE ¢ v Saturday. April 27 SHES At Georon fo¥a University Cli!'nxm tal’ Washington. RISTI. hflmefl husband of Lul IAN scgm e inee Steele) and father of Ms George. Howard. James and Chester enmit oRemaiis resting ‘4t the “fies !unenl home Wil blvd . Claren- F’;r(xm(l) 'ru;-gn gm n's Episeo McLean, Im"mrnllh‘::- m- On | SCHOONMAKER, GLADYS M. HoONMAKER on Bllur. at her rey 455 Crittenden st n % . "GLADYS M aged 1 years beloved wife of Harold $ Schoonmaker and daughter of James ‘ L and Estelle L. Johnson PFuneral §om ihe above fesidence on Tuesdar. ri1_ il bt tist Church. E st een Bt and \ sts. £ w. where services will be held st 2 pm. " Relatives and friends invited. Taterment st Cedar Hill Cemet -r’y" ; SHAW. OLLIE on Saturday Ap Feedmen " sHaw "or Sorom: 4‘,,..5"'?:',7':'\.; Iraves o mourn their loss many rela: tives and friends. Remains resting 31 Malvan & Schey's Deanwood funeral home. 4445 Deane ave ne. until Tu dav. April A0 at % o mt Shivoed 1o Newport Newava' ™" ¥ ROSE M. On Sunday. Apri] 25 ROSE M wite of Edward Sideil 1 services at t 3 Groreg Cidding?, Yaurel N0 Wednes: dav. May 1. at 2 om. Interment B manuel Cemeters. Scaggsyille Ma. T3 TAIT. ,ADELE A Sunday. April 28, Dital. 'ADELE "A Columbia road n.w Thoroe. ' Services at the S funeral home 14th on Wednesday, May 1. at R:30 thence 1o the Shrine of the Sacred Heart, where mass will be offered At 9 am. for the repose of her soul. Inter- ment in Mount Olivet Cem.»nv 30 | THOMAS, GEORGE. _On Sundas. Aprii ) T He leaver'a loving mas: devoled mothe: IS Blanche Poitisen: devorsd son® Wi: am Thomas: one sister and two broth- gre Remains resting at Richardson & Robinson’s funeral home. 1700 Vermont ave. n.w. Notice of funeral lnm " WILLIAM R on nt orineheld, \\ILLIA\i HTHOMAS. hisband of 1he late Carrie V. Thomas. father of Wil- iiam P. Thomas. Ethel Tavernier and the late Mamie Thomas Elzey. He is also survived by five grandchildren | and other relatives. Remains ar 1312 8 st. n.w. Tu April 30" after 17 | noon. Mineral Wednesday. May 1. af 1 pm. from Peoples Consregational Church’ Intermen: Harmony Cemeters. am WASSMANN. FREDERICK H.. JR. denly. Sunday. April 28 1033 ERICK H \\Assw\‘m Jr. beloved hus. band of Mary A. W (nee Creel, son of Mr."and Mrs. Prederer H w ann. s brother of Mrs. W Botiey and Dorothea Remains resting at_his 804 Mornineside drive am. Wednesday. May 1. ices at S Hines Co. late residence nw. untl 10 Funeral serv. funeral ho on Wednesday "Mas at = interment i | Cemeery. " Relatives and friends_in- WHITE, JOSEPH \AI,IF!' Suddenly. on 2 Al his Tesi- | N, E Alic Inte Josephs 3; Winite! ‘Mactce of funeral ereafter. | WHITEHOUSE. FUGENA W. 2 Md. A W the belo Site of Georer 1 Whitehouse. Pune from her parents' residence. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Neumaver. 605 E st. s.e on ‘Tuesdav. April 30, at_1:i Services_at Trinity | and friends invited. YOUNG, JORN N. Entered intg 5. at hu retidence. S .w.. JOHN YOUNG (Popi. husband of "Alberta Tours Tetber” ot Ernest Young and brother of Magsie Williame of K13 New Hampsh Ve v Remains tem poranily resting at Walter E. Hunt funeral parlor T Nichore: aver s until 5 p.m. Mondey. Puneral Tuesdss, April 30 'at 1:30 p.m.. from the funera parlor of Bentlev & Mallov. 1th st. and Florida ave nw Rmnvu and friends invited. Rev. B. H. Whiting officiating. In Memoriam. BLACKWELL. LUKE. In loving memory of our 'devoted "hushand and step- father LUKE BLACKWELL. who de- parted, this life one vear azo today. April 20, 1934, Sweet memories will linger, Time cannot tell God only knows that 1 miss vou our you pa: Hi§ DEVOTED " WiFe FadE" "BLACK- WELL, AND STEPSON. RAYMOND | cARRO ELLA. A tribute of lave te the emo! our desr wife and mot FLLA CARROLL, “eho departed this iite one year ago today. April 29, 1934. Loyed in life. remembered in dwh HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. | CAMPBELL. JORN 1. In memory of m beloved son. JOHN J. CAMPBELL. departed” this Tife one Vear o, ioda: April 20. 1934, Mass at St. Stephen's. CRAWFORD, ROSE ELLA. In sad but ioving remembrance of my dear mother. ROSE ELLA CRAWFORD. who departed this life five years ago today, April 29, 19330 i You suffered hours. long hours, of pain And waited for cure. but all in vain Til God alone. knowing best. Called you home to peace and rest AUGHTER RUTH. JACKSON, MARY. In sad but loving re- membrance of our mother. 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