Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1935, Page 9

W. WARREN TALTAVULL Corner Spring Road COl. 0464 ADams 10341 DR. JOSEPH GRAHAM DIES, HEART VICTIM Resident Here Six Years Fatally Stricken at Home on Twentieth Street. Dr. Joseph Graham, surgeon, father of Lieut. Gov. A. H. Graham of North Carolina, died of a heart attack yes- terday afternoon at his residence, 2400 Twenticth street. He vas 60 EISEMAN’S |SEVENTH & F STS. ' ALL WOOL SUITS 47 Stylish, rich - looking suits in the new sporty backs and form-fitting models. All the new shades and fancy pat- terns are here. See these suits now—then you'll appreciate this low price. CHARCE IT NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $8.25 in June $8.25 in July $8.25 in Aug. No Interest Added years old. Born in Hillsboro, N. C., Dr. Gra- ham came to Washington about six years ago. He practiced here for a while, but had been failing in health for several years. Dr. Graham was regarded as one of North Carolina’s pioneer surgeons. One of the founders of the Southern Medical Association, he was connected with the George Watts Hospital in Durham most of his life. He studied for his profession at the University of North Carolina and the University of Pennsylvania, and was a member of Zeta Psi Fraternity. Besides Lieut. Gov. Graham, Dr. Graham is survived by his widow, two daughters, Miss Anne Graham and Mrs. W. 8. Marsh, all of Washington, and a sister, Mrs. Robert Smallwood of New Bern, N. C. Funeral services and burial will be in Hillsboro, probably tomorrow. Qdar Hill vybns mos! &anh/‘ i (Emetery AS DRY AS BEAUTIFUL For a Regular $150 Funeral taken 25 years a steadily increasing volume of business to perm! the Stabiishment ot a price that is B traordinar: 2l service is always tht same. “irrespective of price! WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone L1.8200-8201 THE MAN John Howard Payne, & wandering actor without & home of his own —who wrote the most popular song ever written: ‘‘Home, Sweet Home." THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1935. PALLBEARERS NAMED| AGED RESIDENT DIES Rites Today MAYOR OF BRENTWOOD DIES OF PNEUMONIA. LLOYD V. MOXLEY, Mayor of Brentwood, Md, for 8 of the past 13 years, who died of pneumonia Sunday, Funeral services for the mayor will be held this afternoon from St. John’s Church, Mount Rainier, where he formerly served as ves- tryman. Past patrons of Adah Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will serve as pallbearers. He was & past patron of the chapter, a member of Mount Hermon lodge, A. F. and A. M., Hyatts ville; & member of the Brother- hood of Railroad Trainmen, secre- tary of the Brentwood Democratic Club and former president of the Prince Georges County Volunteer Firemen’s Association. Mayor Moxley will be buried with Masonic rites in Fort Lin- coln Cemetery, Women Make Dust Masks. OKLAHOMA CITY, April 30 (#).— A project for women in relief sewing rooms to make dusk masks for resi- dents of the Oklahoma Panhandle was approved yesterday by Max Cunning- ham, State relief engineer. The masks are to be sold for one cent each. ““‘\“““‘ E-ubluh-l 1900 JSARDO& CO. AMBULANCE SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 | | B. Cross, | native of Darnestown district and FOR RAYMOND BAKER Funeral Services to Be Held To- day—Burial to Be in Nevada. Friends throughout official Wash- ington will pay tribute to Raymond T. Baker, former director of the United States Mint, at funeral serv- ices'at 5 p.m. today at his residence, 2300 Foxhall road. Mr. Baker died Sunday. Those who have been named hon- orary pallbearers include A. Mitchell Palmer, Senator Key Pittman, Homer 8. Cummings, Joseph P. Tumulty, Senator Royal S. Copeland, Admiral Cary T. Grayson, M. H. McIntyre, Stephen Early, Jesse Jones, Senator Pat Harrison, Harry Wardman, Sen- ator Hiram W. Johnson, Senator Wil- liam G. McAdoo, Stephen P. Gibbons, S. Parker Gilbert, John Dickinson, Vice President John N. Garner, Charles Curtis, Louis Titus, Speaker Joseph W. Byrns, George H. Moses, Senator Charles L. McNary, Senator Joseph T. Robinson, James A, Farley, H. B. Hawes, Willlam A, Julian and Stanley F. Reed. Rev. Ze Barney Phillips, chaplain of the Senate, will conduct the serv- ices. Burial will be in Nevada, Mr. Baker's natjve State. —_— BURIAL IN ARLINGTON Services for Mrs. Jessie N. Fisher at Walter Reed Chapel. Mrs. Jessie N. Pisher, wife of Brig. Gen. Henry C. Fisher, U. 8. A, re- tired, former chief health officer of the Panama Canal Zone, will be buried in Arlington National Ceme- tery tomorrow after services in the Memorial Chapel at Walter Reed Hos- pital, at 2 pm. Mrs. Pisher died at the hospital Sunday after a long ill- ness. A native of Washington, Mrs, Fisher graduated from Central High School in 1886. Stationed various places since her marriage, she had lived here steadily since 1924. Their home was on the Arlington Ridge road, in nearby Virginia. _— J. B. CROSS DIES War Veteran Was Native of Darnestown District. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., April 30.—John 42, World War veteran, until recently life-long resident of the | county, died in Mount Alto Hospital, | Washington, following a long iliness. | He is survived by his widow and three children. The funeral will take place tomorrow with burial in Arling- ton Cemetery. Mrs. Marion Beardsley Ridgate Spent Entire Life Here. Mrs. Me-lon Beardsley Ridgate, a native of Washington and & member of an old family here, died Saturday night at her home, 2813 Thirty-ninth street. The widow of Thomas Howe Rid- gate, she had spent all the 85 years of her life here. She is survived by & daughter, Mrs. Grace R. Smith; a son. Thomas H. Ridgate, jr., and a niece, Mrs. Cora Taylor Strout of Seattle. Services will be held at the resi- dence tomorrow at 9:30 a.m., followed by mass at St. Ann's Church at 10 o'clock. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Dinner, Rhode Island Society of Colonial Dames, Carlton Hotel, 8 p.m. Banquet, Washington Building and Trades’ Council, Mayflower Hotel, 7:30 pm. Card party, U. S. S. Jacob Jones Post, No. 2, American Legion, Hamil- ton Hotel, 8 pm. Card party and dance, Ladies’ Aux- illary, Hotel Greeters’ Association, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. Bingo and card party, Association of Matrons and Patrons, Masonic Hall, Fourteenth and Kenyon streets, 8 pm TOMORROW. Dance, Curley Club, Kennedy-War- ren Apartments, 10 p.m. Dinner, Beta Theta Pi Alumni As- sociation, La Fayette Hotel, 6:30 p.m. Bingo party, Ladies of Charity of Providence Day Nursery, Second and C streets southeast, 8:30 p.m. Luncheon, Electric Institute, Carl- ton Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Ohm—Sodety of Colonial Dames, Carlton Hotel, 1 p.m. Meeting, Washington Philatelic S8o- ciety, Carlton Hotel, 8 p.m. Luncheon, Patriotic Service Society of Colonial Dames, Carlton Hotel, {1 pm. Banquet, Catholic University, May- flower Hotel, 7 p.m. Dinner, Georgetown University Law School, Mayflower Hotel, 8:15 p.m. Luncheon, Lions Club, Mayflower Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Banquet, Knights of Columbus, Mayflower Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Luncheon, Medical Society of the District of Columbia, Mayflower Ho- tel, 12:30 pm. Exhibit. Puerto Rican handicraft, Mayflower Hotel, 9 am. Luncheon, Soroptomist Club, Wil- lard Hotel, 1 p.m. THE WOMAN Mary Godwin Shelley, the im- mortal poet’s lovely young wife =~who, st 19, wrote the most blood-freezing orym(luEn‘luh Who would have guessed that these two would meet and fall in love? . That their story, untold for more thana century, would become the most Fantastic Love Stor Who could have guessed that the most popular song ever written, ‘‘Home, Sweet Home,” would wait to be written by a wandering actor who never had a home of his own? . Who could have guessed that the greatest horror story in the English language—the story RUPERT HUGHES'S «Man Without & Home” Sunday's issue of THI many other fe stories by El and Matt Taylor —on! {rvin S. Cobb, Emily postand Ry SedgWwi Colorgravure port able for frami in History STARTS SUNDAY! atures —includi lis Parker Butler, ick. Then don't forget: ing)—painted by s NEW SERIAL s WEEK brings you g short Talbot Mundy d special articles by th Woodbury A beautiful rait of Shirley Temple (svit- J.Knowles Hare. of Frankenstein —would be written by a deli- cately lovely girl of nineteen? Who could have_ guessed that these two would meet, after fantastic adventures, in an equally fantastic love affair? Untold for more than a century, this strange love story of John Howard Payne and Mary Godwin Shelley comes vividly to life" in the pages of THis WEEK, our new Colorgravure magazine. Skilfully told by Rupert Hughes, one of America’s foremost writers of historical fiction, it takes you back to the days of Shelley and Keats, of Byron, Coleridge and Lamb; back to the days when the famous Drury Lane. Theatre was at the Don’t miss & upon as “bad women” gle instaliment! height of its glory—and all actresses were looked Begin this stirring serial in Sunday’s magazine. It’s packed with facts that few have ever known, and it’s the finest of fiction, too. THIS WEEK OUR NEW &hy/uwww MAGAZINE | BINGHAM. CLARA @ard of Thanks. SCHILLING. MARGAI ’l'hn family of the late MARGAI KUNIGUNDI f 1520 Fort Myer Heights. V. away Tuesday. pri] fl -un G0 "cxbress Lo thelr triends and T their deepest appreciation for th many beautiful floral tributes and other kind expressions of sympathi MARTIN SCHILLING AND Brallm. SEPH. On uonan‘v‘l is o timore JACH, of ldxm W?l Auerbach a Mrs. Alexarider Wolf, Auerbach. J eral 1. at 10:30 trom _h! dence. 1810 Washington Cemetery. AUBIIAC! IOSIPI. ‘The members of Association of Oldest Inhabitants 870 ritmested to attand he fomerai ot our late associate, Ji AUERBACH, from his late residence, 1810 R st Wednesday. May 1. 1035, Mary Grace' Augherton_and father \of Rowens, Charlotte and Thomas Ausher- at the W. W. ome, 1400 Ch pin st. Puneral services at t] Clnlrch of The Bléssed Bacrament. One Chas: .. where solemn high mass will "be ‘sing ‘on Wednesdsy, May 1. &t 40 ‘am. " Relatives and ' friends’ in- BAKER, EDWARD EVERETT. April’ 28,1935 WARD EVER! husband of Genevieve F. Baki private from the W. Ch: uneral home. 1400 cn nw. on Wednesday. May 1 Kinfll! omit flowers. ALBI.IT On Sl!ul’dly Anm Din . L 10 a.m. mond A wedlmdln May 1 8t 3 nm from the W. Ernest Jarvis {xu\enl church, 1432 You st. n.W. Interment Payne's Cem- etery. 30 BARNES. PE IY day. NES. " beloved husoand " of “Juiis Barnes> 5e also_leaves to_mourn their loss two sisters, Florence Grossand and Garner. and a host of other rela- and friends. Remains resting at Ford's funeral home. 1300 South itol st until 5 p.m. xvflvam-.ud-y May Lpdhen 2é bia late residence; Funeral 1 Mount Moriah Blm}:&lRCh\érch 'ird"and andolph officiat- ing. lnle!mzm Payne's Cemeury "Tis by the faith of joy to c We walk through deserts dark unllhl. Il we arrive at heaven, our hom ““rmn is our guide and faith our light. R. THEODORE E. Sudd - dax, April 28, 1945, ai s reardence, D935 HEODORE E. BEYER, the late C: Beyer and father ot ‘Paul T sad piis garet Beyer Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co, funeral home. 1 Stmw, on Thirsday. May s at & poan fnpunl st ay és"and iriends, are invited “ine terment in Prospect Hill Cemetery. 1 ZABETH. On , CLARA ELIZABETH mother of Frank day. April 29, 1 BINGHAM.” belov R Birienam 'snd Rhoda Mower se the ‘dbove tuneral home on Wednesday May ],.rl!l l‘n:ll.dm IR!IIH‘!I an, - Lincoln (;(l!l(lll’le g SESESR Mort OAL, JANE M. On Monday, April 29, 1835 II hCl’ residence. the Q'l apart- ment 41, JANE M. BOAL. beloved widow unul ‘Tuesday. ril 30. Pu- neral services at the resis Framc Barnes il :.anl&"}? i3 elatives and friends invi Interment Bellefonte. P, 5o arted this Lfe iia. their loss a mother, nuel: three sisters, Mrs. Miss Virginla and Ger- 2 stepfather. I miePRERE jBernard and esting. at &8Cher Deanwood fumera Dean ave. ne., 5 . April t 5 late "udrnct at 4 am. p.m_: then to Funeral Thursday. May from the Ghurch of the Tacarnation Desnwosd C.. where mass will Be sunt Torshe epesé of et | soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. MACK. On Priday. April 26, G.nmu; (Hospital, = M. eloved huchand of Man: nie Christian. beloved brother of Samuel Christian. He also leaves other relative and many friends to mourn his depari ure. Remains resting at John T. Rhind funeral chapel. 3d and Eye sts. Funeral Wednesday. Mav 1. 2l {rom Delaware Avenue Ba Chi Rev. ¥, Rose 'omciating. Interment Resemaat Cemetery. COX. WALTER STIRLING. On Sunday. 28 1935, in Los Angeles. Calif.. SR 2 anors ies WL LING. ‘beloved husband of Ora Heimiing Cox. recently of Washington, D. C. Re- mains will rest temporarily in vault at Forest Lawn Cemefery. Los Angeles. Mnonlt services Wednesday, May 1. n.u;cn: 'FRANK W. Departed bl me on Sunday. April 98, "1935, W. DAGOS of 208 7 3t sw He lennes 16 mourn their loss a loving wife. Magg! Dages: one son. Prederick Dages: four gauehiers. ~ Marearet =Neil = Louise Prances and Ruth Dages; one sister. Eliza Kelly _and a host of other rel tives and friends. Remains resting at Barnes & Matinews' funeral home. 614 4th st. sw. Notice of funeral later. DeLUCCHI. MAGGIE MAZZOCCHL _On nndn April 28, 1935, MAGGIE MAZ- Z0CC! DeLUCCHI. beloved wife of colme DeLuccm and mother of Angelo | Mazzocchi and daughter-in-law of Marie Mazzocchi. She is also survived by srandchildren nmeul from her residence. 1610 on Wedne: day. May 1. at R'm ain. thence 1o Holy Rosary Church. 3rd and F at 8t. Mary's Cemetery. DENT, PRISCILLA. Departed suddenly April 3%, 10 11 'RISCILLA DENT of Jeaves 1o monrrs tnelr lags 2 dévoted husband. Ssmuel Dent. and other rela- tives and friends. Remains resting at the Morris A. Carter funeral home. 2d and P s Notice of funeral later. DUNN, VIOLA. ,0n Monday. Aptil 0. 1822 4th st v VIOLA DUNN *inee” Gamble, “hee” Ware)_ ot 1903 15th st. n.w. Surviving her are two brothers of St. Paul. Minn. Re- maing resting at Frasier's funeral home, 380 R. until Wednesday. Rem-hn il be shipped o B this lite My 1, Paul. E. n- B at - Jacvsonvigle IRI du’ PONT. husband of Jessie Ball du Pont, father of Madeleine du Pont Ruoff. Bes- sie du Pont Hujdekoper_ Alfred Victor du Pont. Victorine du Pont Dent and Denise du Pont. and brother of Maurice du Pont and Marguerite du Pont Lee. Communicant of the Cathedral of St John the Divine of New York City. Services at Nemours, Niimington Del., on_Thursdav. Mey d s i Relatives and frl!ndl mmeu Inter- ment private. 2 EASTMAN, MARY ALICE. On Mondsy. Aoril 28 Johns Hopkins Hos: Ral “Baltimorer Md. MARY - ALICE ASTMAN _formerly of Clarendon. V: beloved wife of the late Miles J. Eas man and mother of Mrs. M, of Clarendon. Va.: Mrs E. 1. Huntington. 'W. Va. and George M. Eastman of Baltimore. Remains resting af the Ives funersl home. 310_Wilson blvd. Clarendon, Vs, P chnwl Imerment Arhnnon Nlnoml Cemetery. FOUND. CAT. Persian. vicinity 18th and_Col. dos. ‘short-legged. long-haired. gray Colle Seen ‘jumping from car near Union Station. Owners identify fully _Animal Protective Assoclation, rson " ~tag 8272: Phone Col monnncmon brace- "—Childs, prass” JRACELET- fetith name Corona.” Reward. lllmbll 0304, ACELET_ silver. 05]0“! l!nl with Gon- lu‘l seal. Friday, April 26, on Q to 22nd st. n.w. and Z‘Zfld to M n. reward Return to 3032 Dent bl o'clock. b Z CAl A KM ak. North Clevel Par k AL .f'nh“" %626 Warren nw. rsian: reward, Return 101, DIAMOND RING. two-stone. inyellow gold: lost in hrop's 1st Roor Monday War Return to Mrs. Hotel _Roosevelt. diagonally rd & Lo- April 29: T4 hn C. Pennie, EYEGLASSES. i nocx ek Pagk. Sun atternoon. 5, reward ge Conn, tnlu 4493, 1363 East c.pml st. TERRIER. white with tan spots: nund out on Sunday. 28th. Boy's pet. Please return to 2412 Minnesota ave. s.. Liberal reward. 30° LOST—One double-bed mattress Saturday marning between 17th and Monroe st. and South l!R\ver Fark. Flnder call Ni fonal 4854 PEKINGESE. 1 red with rwnfl Nd lll‘her harness fell :ul of car on be- DOG. brown. 1 year old. Cl :‘o‘r‘ewlllr re"IlNA 6206 ey, Reward. call Bent. | - B Priday mm Between Provldlnee llu'nltll nd Laurel. Md. " Reward Decatye 410 96 WATCHLady's: Fécianguler, with ml! lefl |n -mnnu lh between HO\IIWII Academy. Tues- rar 'v.-l‘u.fl liu’“ke Re- . Imle> Ford of | RE® KUNIGUNDL | FA! RET | HUNTT, | JOHNSON. | | | Braths. At Puedntn s XANNA. Anrll 29. 1935, at INA ~ FAIRCLOTH. cuves A Tres isgers and. iw Srothers and 3. st 13 the ‘above funeral Rosemont Cemetery. FERGUSON. IDA KEITHLEY. On S48 Becner st widow of Robert m-ur hnmghnnd ) Interment Mon- at_her residence, KEITHLEY, on Thursda: Hysong's parlor: 'I'g.fl'lflsfl Cll,llvl On Bund " Puneral services w. Chlmherl Co. funeral home 1400 Chlnln #t. n.w_. on Wednes- 3 pn._ Relatives and friends " are’ invited, " Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. until ‘Wednesday. May will be held in the chlvt‘ at Walter Reed Hospital. at 2 ., loflowed_ by interment 16 Ariings n National Cemetery. latives and friends invited to attend. 30° ELWOOD On Monday. BEhst. 1w ARTHUR ELWOOD FOSTE beloved mmm.a of Harriet Ellis Foster. Fu 1 above residence on Tue: April .'!l) 4 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment South Wells- feet. Mass. ~ (Boston papers please copy.) GREEN, FRA> Suddenty. on e Fairmont Helgnts. FRANK GREEN of 401 fisrd st Cedar Heights. Md. Many relatives and friends survive him Puneral Wednes- day. May 1 .m.. from Henry Washi Sons’ furieral home. 495 Relatives and friends 2632 Sheridan ros RIS, She leaves to m: stepson. a stepdaughter-in- three stepgrandchildren. Remains res isg at Henry 8 Washington & Sons' fu- neral home. 467 N 3t nw.. until Wed- Resdar. B pam: thercafice” as Her ' lage usldenu Funeral Thursday. May 2. p.m. from the Macedonian | Baotist Chilch. ‘v, H. Coleman. ofr fclating, Interment in Rosemont Cen etery. Priends invited. HARRISON. THOMAS B. oOn sundu April' 28, 1935, at his residenc 20h st THONAS B HARRISON, Brother of Mrs, Gertrate Prender and Estelle Hargison and uncle of Mrs _Bla Birvices &t ‘Gawier's ‘chaper. ave. n.w. on Wednesday. May 0 pm. nw HEMPELL, JOHN. On Sunday April 28 1935 at” Preedmen’s Hospital, JOHN HEMPELL. devoted husband of Laura | Hempell. Puneral Wednesday. May 1. p.m. from_ his late residence. South Washington, Va “Remains resting at the W, Ernest Jarvis funeral church 1472 Yo nw. until Tuesday ’l‘herelllfl' at his late uudenfle 29 SIDNEY G. On Mondl! Apnl 1935 SIDNEY G loved husbard of a8 Hunts and father of Mrs. Georgia Martin and Richard 8. Huntt. Remains resting_at his late residence, 1242 G neral services at the W. May Relatives and friends are f; Tvment MtRendree emeters. T B. M. MARY ELLEN. On Monday, April 29, 1935 at her residence 6731 and st n.w. MARY ELLEN JOHNSON s 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. * st. nw.' on Wednesday. May 1. at : pm. Interment private. KELLY. PETER DAN unday. Al = Hoeoia: Tovea Misband of Magsie Keh and step- father ot Willlam H. Robertson. Mrs Flizabetn Dewey. Mrs_Nettie Golden and Mrs. Marion Jones' Funeral services at his ‘stepdaughter's resi 706 P Notice of time MARSHALL. !nz\n:nl Dv life on Sunday. IR BETR SWARSHALL County. Md daughters, Marshall Rites will Thursday, May MARSHALL. on April 26 19: ! Elizabeth’s Hos- SRal ViRGINIA “wite of Wilham Ma shall, sister of Mary Garner and Wil- liam ' Stokes. Ome sister. five brothers and a host of orher el d survive her, Funeral ay 2 at 2 pm.. from Henry S. Washington & Sons’ funeral home. 49° ane ave. ne. Relatives and friends invited. Suddenly. on nce st rted this 5. ELIZA- of “Montomery She leaves to mourn two Estella Dorsey and _Janie and one son. David Brown e > SYLV] b of Jeannette Ma Services wil b held at his late residence. ne. on Wednesday, May 1 Interment in Cedar Hill Oemlrerv MARTIN, SYLVESTER J. Lodge. No. 4, D m. Wedne: the purpose 2 pour for attending__the hmvrll brother. SYLVESTFR STaer et the worsniptul mact ROLAND M. BROWN, Sflrl!lry MASON, T. MYMOVID Sundav. April 28, 193 MASON. beloved husbnnd of “Lucy Mason inee Garner) iate residence. 606 Maryland Wednesday. May 1. 11 tives and friends ‘invited. Congressional cemetery, !uddmly. on T RAYMO}:P ave. sw.. i lr(‘A'L!Y CHARLE! L. On_ Mon 15, 8t his- resfaence n.w.. CHARLES L. NeIr Hi CAWTEY. Brigadier general. United Bae Marine Gorpe. retired Services at St John's Church, 16th and W edneedas May 1. 3111 Taterment Ariington Natiomrl Oemetery. MeCAWLEY. CHARLES LAURIE. The Dis- trict of Columbia Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States announces the death Hereditary _Companion RLES E . Brigadier Gen- 29, 19 ‘Funeral services Johnx P. E. Church, Sixteenth lfld Wednesda: Inferment at *ne " National” Cemeter. neton, Va o ILLER KENYON. O R. C.. Commander. PRANK 8. HIGHT. Recorder. PARSONS, HANNAH. On Monday. April 9:i5. at Annapolis. Md. HANNAH RSONB aged 2 years 4 months, Gaugncerof Tieut_and Mrs. Willim Sterline Parsons. Funersl Wednesds May 1. at 1 p.m. from her late res: Hehce|‘Chdar Bark. Annapolis. M. Tn- terment Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, n:c‘ron. PAUL P. On Monday. April 26, 19135, at his residence. 504 cemnl BV Capitol Heights. Md., PAUL beloved husband of lhubflh A. Rector inee Ha: Fueral from lhe above Fesidence on Wedn at 2 p.m Relatives and (fltndl mvned In- terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 0 RIDGATE, Mlllo‘l lBI:AII)SL“I:Yfl On MARTON BEARDSLEY loved wife of the late Thomas Howe Ridgate and mother of Grace Ridgate 8mith and Thomas H. Rideate. jr. Fu- neral servic t her lne rmdrnu Wednesday. hence tor St Ann's Church, lhne mass will at 10 a.m. Interment Oak Hill | Relatives and friends _in- ROBEY, JAMES C. On Mondss. Auru at_his residence. 721° 15th st [ES C. ROBEY. beloved husband t Mina E. Robey and father of Mra. ucy M. Helmuth and Rachel L. Rueth. Funeral. strictly private. from his late residence on Thursday. May 2. at am. Interment Congressional cemeu‘ry ROBINSON, GEORGEANNA. Departed this life on Saturdsy. April 57, st 430 am. at_her residence. i - ROBINSON. She leaves to mourn their loss one daughter. one sister. one granddaughter and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at_Richardson & Robinson’s funeral home. 1700 Vermont ave. n.w. Funeral services will be held Wednesdiy, May 1. % m. ‘at "Enon Baptist Church. &' st beiween"in and 7ih sts. s . 'W. Rembert officiating. IllTI. Jls!ll BENTON. On Monday. 2hehe, re.xld"tnu Rev, the_ above ruldence on Thursday. May at 2 Relatives and friends in- Vited. * Fiterment" Glenwood Oerustery. lmll.l.. lo!l M. On Sunday. April 28, ROSE M. wife of Edward Sidell. nmpm services at the home of Mrs. Otoue Giddings, Laurel. Md. Wednes- day. May 1. p.m. “Interment Em- matiuel cemeun. Bcaggsville, Md. 30 SLICK, llV ]0!! ! hd!{ll Lodge, No. uneral of our late brother. Hev JOHN E. SLICK. xmm W. MATHIAS, W, EA ‘W. B. FURR. Sec. SOMMERS. lmnrc ©Og Sunds Anrll oA 1635, SIDNEY C. SOMMERS. 1 Eeioved huspand of t9é lace Mabel Some mers and brother of Walter A Som- .. and Harry J. Ohio. He was also iInterment Cedar Hill | at | nt Zion Church m. | Monday. | friends | A special com- | P. A | Iate | By Puneral from his | am ] Interment | 30 | Bratha. SOUTHARD, COLUMBU Apail’ 30 of “the 15ie Laura V. beloved mmr of Charies H, Glerenc Joh ‘Soui thas ’en . I Hnthlm ‘Mrs. Mamie A. Pradford. = Remains ‘resting at the W, h Chambers Co. Souths e st _fun home, 517 11th st il Wedn On Tue 1036 at i Eesidence. ot Boinat an l'nvnllun. 'M'lc! 'nz April 5, her rum:nu fl“) n.w."NANCY STANBARD. tho s u'oud mother of “Corinne Everhears: Joseph and Lawrence 8tandard an joved, pister of Jenie allie ::Irll)lq.%l‘m o O e Wilis, Otlie: Willls g 20 olrman.”She also" leaves eugz"llr‘:‘rm'- Ernert Jarvis Tanral cainn b4 ¢ % st. n.w. Notice of !unlrulrlc?lll‘.’ Yoi TAIT, Anll.l A. o .mél ’ nga.y vt = olumbia re “Thhoroe m‘%}e.}‘u By E h mn "90‘ 14 THOMAS, WH.LIA! April 47, m«s." % it i Ty THOMAS fate S b TAS. also survived Em: o‘(lh!r lTflalld\Eb" fl‘: W uesday. April nou;: Pu'xr:l ;Nedne?fll! ‘l‘l‘yfler . eaole’s Con Ch\lrch. Intermen: lemony"ée.r:tle‘loen. 30 TYLER. MAMIE E. Ent ; Juddeny. Sunday aorir 9 tternal Hrikn Vwite o e Tyler. Tt wie. She also o th relatives ang m..‘mfi“ Rt iar T at Mrs. Holoway' runer-l'n'&me until Wednesday. May thence to the rflti— dence of her sister. Mrs. Nora Bell. 13 st. s.w. Puneral Thursday. May 9 1:30° pm’. from: Zi e P'st. Belveen Jra iof ,BABUSC Church, Sweet memories will linge CHARLES, 1* WALSH, CHARLES F. On 1935, at his l'l!ldlm:eumm.y APHl se. CHARLES F. aged 2 Wals loved husband of Mafy E. peral, from William J” Nalley's Yuneeal 52 . on Wednesdav. Interment Port y 0% " l.mtolél Comeiory, PRbiatiins end friends invit WASSMANN, FREDERICK H. denly. Sunday April 28 ot reas ERICK H. WASSMANN, Jr.. beloved hus- and of Maty A Wasetani pynce Creel). 423 son of Mr. and M ederick H. smann. sr.; t] W Bosley ‘and Dorathes . u" s ains resting At Kemalty,roing 40 1S e e Pui 1 on Wedncedny May “interment " Gedst i ccmdeuu. Relatives "and feicuds in- 30 WASSMANN. FREDERICK H.. Jr. will be a Eiae me.l communicatiol M. at 1936 ta broth, Jr. ar ker Lodge. No. Wednes: attend i e ey nd the fune Biiend th ral n! our late ER] IMANN, A 100 attendance 1s deciesd 4 CHARLES FOUST. Master. WHITE. cu EnlNTINl HUTTON. 1935, on nday 2 ARl 28 A ’)tluVefl "N 1 p . wite o White. Bhe s aiso survis Mwm{:m T J Ryan. Mrs. Eoila Wi Huttoneand Frederick J: Hutto neral from the Tesidence of her son, Pran| 1 Sum) N o?m:hdnndnuy 1 co o St where ‘mass will be offered” for ‘the repose of et sou and " friends invited Mocunt Olivet Cemetery. wzxn:‘;ourn ruu.zy suqdmxy on 1) 7th st. *iod s JOSEFH NAL WHITE. heloved hulbnnd of Mary E. Wh E,Jhite und son of ‘Alice V. and the | Anderson). Relatives Interment ; Ty quiem mass will be offered at 9 Relatives and_friends invited. ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. In Memoriam. GANTT. JOSEPHINE SCOTT. oF our TaNhIul and lovine ‘morher IR, EPHINE GANTT. who departed this life eiunt years ago today. April A momer who gave us the best of her Who cherished our secrets, our sorrow, our strife: Who faght us to love. who tausht w to A moll;mr in heaven—God biess her 7 | HER CHILDREN. ANNA M. MARY A. CANTT. 3R GRAY. BERTIE, In fond and loving ry me:mbrance of our mother and grand- mother. BERTIE GRAY. who departed this life two years ago today, April 30, HER CHILDREN A L ND GRANDOHIL- JOH\SO\_ WILLIAM BARKER. JR. In sad but loving remembrance of our de- voted brother, WILLIAM _BARKER JOHNSON. Jr.. who deparied, this- life SiX years ago today. April ‘The years may wipe out many 'hln s, But this they wipe out never. ‘The memory of those happy dav: When we were all together. HeRs ANDREN G - UDE._ CATH. ERINE AND MATILDA BARKER JOHNSON Forget him? No. I nevi I loved him then. I love him His memory is as fresh todav As in_the hour h FOSTER )t LIAMS. SHANKLIN. JAMES. In sad but lcflnl remembrance of our, devoted hus father and brother, JAMES S Tho departed this m. thres years ago today. April 30, 19: | You suffered hours, lonl' hours of pein. And waited for cure. but all in vain, gfl]llgod llhonl‘ knowing Nlé N ‘alled you home o peace an HIS"DEVOTED: WIPE. ANNIE. SIMMS. ISABELL. In fond remembrance f our loving rother. TSABIELI: BIMME, who left us one year ago today. Mother, dear. how we miss your Bres- ence ‘and your smiling fs But we know that vou are rmh- in that bright and happy piace Though on earth you are no more. We know that you are with us s al- ways before. HER BELOVED DAUG! . JeTELLE 8 JVILLIAMS AND HELEN 8. WASH- "ncul. MARY E. brance of MARY E. loved_daughter_of De W Iste Elizabeth E. Tucker. teen years ago todsy. April Another year has ended. Another sun has* set. And still T think of you, Mary, Oh. how could T ever forget? The vears of her life were numbered. When the messenger whispered low. “The_Master has come and called for She answered. “T am ready to g0.” Loved in life, In death remembered. HER PATHER. * | WILLIAMS. FRANK A. bnnce of my dear LIAMS. "who ‘departed’ this life six :nu ago today. April 30. 19 me. _but not (orlnnen HIS, wvm M RY B, SCHIP! In loving remem- ‘TU died 30. 1920. Xn lon remem- FRA A FUNERAL DIRECTORS CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. —___ Phone Lincoln 0372. T JOHNR. WRlGHi 1337 10th §t. N.W. 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