Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1935, Page 9

RITES FOR MINISTER TO BE TOMORROW Rev. Oscar F. Burgess, Native of | Fauquier County, Va., Died on Friday. Funeral services will be held to- ! peor 57" gty morrow at 11 am. for Rev. Oscar Franklin Burgess, 87, prominent minister of the Baltimore Confer- ongresswmz[ l ‘ Wasltmg!on: gfimmc emeiery | Single Sites—Family Plots Office 1801 E St. S.E. ONE of a few who can depend upon others to voice his praises! Ask Your Neighbor Sponsors of “Spires of Melodies” WISV Every Sunday at 1:45 P. M. ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The clergyman, who was born in Fauquier County, Va., in 1847, died at Garfield Hospital Friday night of pneumonia. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ashlan F. Harlan, 1342 Montague street; a son, Norman W. Burgess, Lexington, Va., and three grandchildren. He had lived in Washington with his daughter for a year, having come here from Catlett, Va., where he had He retired from the ministry in 1910 because of ill health. Services will be conducted at Mount Vernon Place Church by Rev. Dr. W. Angie Smith, pastor. A short service will be held later at burial rites at Catlett at 2 o'clock. Second-Hand Byron Honored. Desiring to erect a memorial to Ol- meda, the national poet, people of Ecuador raised a fund, then found that one specially made would cost too much. A representative was sent | to the junk yards of London for | something suitable. A second-hand statue of Lord Byron was purchased and shipped to Guayaquil, where it now stands—with “Olmeda™ engraved the DEAL Price For a $§150 Funeral A very nmeat crepe-covered casket, engraved nameplate. fine outside case. six handles. lined with good quality lining. Em- balming by competent men, washing, dressing and shaving if necessary. advertising the death notice. hearse and two Cadillac limousines. rugs chairs, scarf for the door. candles candelabra, removing from any city hospital or home ~NO EXTRAS. COM- PLETE, $75. COMPLETE FUNERALS FROM §75 to $500 AND UP FUNERAL HOME Phone Lincoln 8200 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, T. EDWARD BOYCE, 62, SUCCUMBS SUDDENLY Prominent Mason and Business Man Established Shoe Firm Here. T. Edward Boyce, 62, of 1227 Euclid street, member of Boyce & Lewis shoe firm, died suddenly yesterday at Washington Sanitarium following an operation. A native of Washington, Mr. Boyce | had been in the shoe business for 40 years. He established the firm of Boyce & Lewis on Seventh street in 1928. He was & member of Lebanon Lodge, No. 7; Eureka Chapter and Orient Commandery, Knights Tem- plar; Order of Eastern Star, Bethlehem Chapter, and & member of the Mer- chants and Manufacturers’ Associa- tion. Mr. Boyce is survived by three brothers, George, Will and Arthur Boyce, and three sisters, Mrs. W. B. Hill, Mrs. D. W. Beach and Mrs. C. D. Dosh. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Mormon Schools Closed. MEXICO, D. F., May 18 (#).—The Chihuahua correspondent of the newspaper Universal reported today that the director general of education had ordered the closing of Mormon schools throughout Chihuahua be- cause, he alleged, they had falled to teach the doctrine of Socialism and had conducted classes ir English. He | was reported to have promised to al- low reopening as soon as the Mor- J.H.VANWAGENEN BURIAL TOMORROW Distinguished Geologist Will Be Interred in Native State of lowa. Funeral services were held yester- day for James Hubert Van Wagenen, member of the International Bound- ary Commission for ihe United States, Canada and Alaska, who died Friday at Garfield Hospital. Burial will be tomorrow at Corning, Towa. The services were held yester- day at Gawler funeral chapel. A distinguished geologist. Mr. Van Wagenen was president of the Wash- ington Society of Engineers when he died, and 10 years ago served as pres- ident of the District section of the American Society of Civil Engineers. He was & member of the Cosmos and Federal ciubs and belonged to the Tau Beta Pi Engineering Fraternity. He is survived by his parents, his widow, Mrs. Lois Andrews Van Wagenen, and two daughters, Eliza- beth and Marcia Anne. Mr. Van Wagenen was born Novem- |ber 8 1881, the son of Isaac and Margaret McClintic Van Wagenen of Corning, Towa. He received his de- gree in civil engineering from the | University of Missouri in 1908 and mons had agreed to conform to the W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road COL. 0464 Phones { An.ms 10341 MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE. NOrth 00/8 MONUMENTS This Is an epochal year for us. Fifty years old—fifty years of service in one community. The Gold Dome has been a landmark in the National Capital shining out like a beacon in its business history. Just think of all the thousands of homes we Seventh at Eye Streets have furnished during this half century! Three generations have looked to us as furniture head- quarters; have trusted to us for quality: de- pended upon us in price; pointed to us ‘‘their store’’—the Home of “Furniture of Merit.” You've seen this business grow, keeping pace with changing times—but with a changeless policy that has adhered to those principles of stewardship and those finer ethics of business that have crowned our efforts with success and cemented business acquaintances into fast and firm business friends. You can’t imagine how thrilling it was dur- ing the Golden Jubilee Anniversary Sale to shake hands with those whom we have served continuously for varying periods of time—from fifty years down to the newcomers to Washing- ton of the past year. Talk about a re-union— a home coming—we've been holding a gala re- ception from the day the Jubilee Sale started up to last night when it closed. The Jubilee Sale however was only the pro- logue to what we have planned to make an eventful year. We are going to keep right on celebrating the Golden Anniversary. You will see the spirit of it given practical demonstration in the special values at special prices which will be featured all over the store—all during 1935. Don’t wait for specific announcements. When you need furniture, whether it is suites or occasional pieces; or floor coverings—just re- mind yourself that this is Golden Jubilee Year at House of Herrmann’s—and that you are prom- ised Golden Opportunities. We don’t know of any more sincere way to say ‘“thank you,” and we want to thank you most sincerely and with deepest appreciation. House & Herrmann “Furniture of Merit 8433-35 Ga. Ave. l joined the boundary commission in 1910. Member of the Board of Surveys and Maps, he served as chairman of | Nichols, D. D. pastor of the Keller the American Engineering Council | Commission to investigate devices for stabilizing business for the unemploy- | | ment conference called by President | Harding in 1921, Car thlng Brings Fine. For washing his automobile in the street, a man was fined $5 in Don- ster, Eng] F Ot We Make No Claims |In Our Advertisements, We Don't Live Up To We still claim the greatest value in funeral services for the money. Obviously “One of the Largest Undertakers in the World” can afford to gublish such claims since we uy higa-quality merchan- dise anc supplies in such large quantities (often car- load lots) as to obtain great savings Not only do we save you money on funerals but we are enabled to offer many s erviges free for which others might charge. This metal casket, which with cars, hearse and use of chapel, is the same as most $500 funeral serve ices, for only $265. ‘195 This good quality, neat, cloth casket and a whole dignified funeral cone ducted by Chambers — service, hearse, cars and free use of chapel and ;mrlor, all for one price, When you call Chambers, you not only have the service of Washington's Largest Undertaker, but one of the Largest in the World. MAIN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN ST. N.W. SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 Eleventh St. S.E. “ANY FAMILY CAN AFFORD RYAN SERVICE” “Glowing tributes have been paid Ryan Service” We have received from bereaved families, thanking us for the kindly, sympathetic and digni- fied manner in which we assisted dur- ing bereavement. time of day.or night, we are always ready to advise and serve anyone, any- where! D. ©, ALBERT C. DAY RITES TOMORROW AFTERNOON Retired Employe of Bureau of Engraving to Rest in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Funeral services for Albert C. Day, 77, retired Bureau of Engraving and Printing employe, who died Thursday, will be held tomorrow at 2 pm. at Hysong's funeral establishment. 1300 N street. Burial will be in Fort Lin- coln Cemetery. A native of Bristol, England, Mr. Day and his sister, Mrs. Thomas Tans- well, came to America more than 50 years ago on a double honeymoon. Mrs‘."l‘-mwell now lives in Rochester, N.X, Mr. Day had been employed in the bureau more than 30 years before his relirement in 1924. He had been ill about six months at his residence, 1306 Geranium street. Besides his sister, he is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ellen E. Day, and & daughter, Mrs. Robert Funkhouser. [RITES FOR J. 'F. BIXLER WILL BE HELD TODAY|— Retired Justice Department Em- ploye Will Be Buried at Carlisle, Pa. Funeral services will be heid today ‘{or John F. Bixler, 175, retired Jus- tice Department employe, who died | Friday as a result of “an apoplectic stroke suffered Wednesday. Services will be conducted at the J. William Lee funeral chapel, Fourth | street and Massachusetls avenue | northeast, at 2:30 pm. by Rev. 8. T. Memorial Lutheran Church. Burial will be at Mr. Bixler's former home, near Carlisle, Pa. | _Mr. Bixler worked at the Justic Department from 1896 until his re. tirement in 1929. Earlier, he had worked at the War Department from 1891 to 1896. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Shively Bixle: Bixler, of this city; a daughter, Mrs, Schuyler C. Enck, jr., Pa, and a grandson, John M. Bixler. |FUNERAL TOMORROW Veteran of Spanish-American and World Wars to Be Buried in Arlington. Col. John O'Shea, U. 8. A, retired will be buried in Arlington National | Cemetery tomorrow after a requiem | mass at the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament. Col. O'Shea, who died Thursday at his home, 101 East Underwood | | street, Chevy Chase. Md., was a \el- eran of the Spanish-American and World War and served in the Army | until 1927, He was born in County Kerry, Ire- land, June 29, 1863. He came to Amer- in the Army. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lulie Holcomb O'Shea; three daugh ters and two sons, Miss Louise O'Shea, O'Shea, of Chevy Chase: Mrs. Edwin | F. Barry, wife of Capt. Barry of Can- | | ton, Ohio, and Lieut. John O'Shea, | U.8. N. ¥ . 3 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting Mercantile Club, Hamilton | Hotel, 1:30 p.m. Memorial exerc Abraham Lincoln Circles. Ladies of | the G. A. R, rotunda of the Capitol, 2:45 pm. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Newcomers’ Club, pm. 12:30 Dinner, Arlington Hall graduating class, Carlton Hotel, 8 p.m. Park Hotel, 8 pm. 1 Luncheon and card party, Sisterhood Adas Israel Congregation, synagogue, Sixth and Eye streets, 12:30 p.m. Meeting. Women's Democratic Edu- cational Council, Mayflower Hotel, 8 pm. Meeting, Capital City Fort, No. 22, Daughters of ’'98, Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast. Meeting, Masons, Hamilton Hotel, 8 p.m. (&dar Hill Whskington's most beautiful” (Emetery | AS DRY AS BEAUTIFUL letter after letter No matter what Ryan Ambulance Service, #4 Local Call James T. Ryan Funeral 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Director ATlantic 1700-1701 G ) G I L \ a son, John 8. of Harrisburg, | FOR COL. JOHN O’SHEA| ica 18 years later and at once enlisted | Miss Margaret O'Shea and Carberry | U. 8. Grant and | Meeting and buffet supper, Wash- | ington Real Estate Board, Wardman Fellowship Club, Master | MAY 19, 1935—PART ONE. @ards of fiIl:anlm JOHWNSON, MAGGIE M. We wi; Dress oir. siacere APPracistion to lives and friends for their kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes during the illness and at the death of our loved mother, MAGGIE M. JOHN- M] AND 'MR! GEORGE W. ROSE. * am| ! fl l ate - AL acknowledge wllhulf}cll!:l .nnrecl-non the kind expressions of | sympaihy in their ?fi‘;flvrmenl PAMILY, * Btaths. ADAMS. ELIZABETH C. On rrld-y May "‘l. U " Puneral Tuesday. from Brown Memorial M Mo, .lmm Interment Lincoln uomg‘ml' 20 EO services at Mrs. ‘Main st 1x BENKERT. Puneral May 16, wt 2 p.m Schott's” bome. :iHt Laurel, rlmor SARAH C. on Tneld Hou Gai G BIBHOP, betoved sister o B. Wade and Miss Marcia Bishop. residence. 610 A st. se. Puneral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. uw‘cn.nm at. nw_ on Tuesday. May iends are invi _Interment_S: smmubun FORMER ENVOY’S SON DIES ABROAD Alexander Laughlin, 17, Suc- cumbs to Pneumonia While on Trip in Mediterranean. | Pneumonia developed during a| pleasure trip to the Mediterranean | caused the death Friday of Alexander Laughlin, 17, Washington youth. at| Gibraltar, it was learned here yester- | ay. | Irwin Laughlin, former Ambassador to Spain, and Mrs, Therese Laughlin, | his parents. who live at Meridian | House, Crescent place, were in Gibral- | tar at the time of his death. Thev hurried abroad with their daughter Gertrude, 20, two weeks ago | i when news came to them of their| son’s {llness. They expect to bring | his body back to Washington for | burial. | The youth had planned to enter Yale University in the Fall. He was| in the graduating class at Downshire School. Bath. Somersetshire, which he had attended since 1930. Earlier | | he was a pupil at St. Alban’s School, | Washington He was born October 16, 1918, at London, where his father was sta- tioned as counselor of the United | States Embassy. He had traveled widely in various parts of the world with Mr. Laughlin, a career diplo- | mat, who entered the service in 1903 and retired in 1933 with his resigna- tion of the Spanish nmbnundorshlp in favor of Cllude Bowers. MRS. DU WAYNEG CLARK |RITES WILL BE TODAY Former Julie L. Hume will Be[ Buried in Buenos Aires. Was D. C. Native. Mrs. Du Wayne G. Clark, wife of the United States commercial attache | |In Argentina and member of the | | Junior League of Washington, will be | buried today in Buenos Aires, where | she died Fridsy after the birth of a son, who lives. Famed as a society beauty before | her marriage in 1928, Mrs. Clark was | Julie L. Hume and was born in Wash- | ington 32 years ago. She was gradu- | ated from Gunston Hall. Her mother | is Mrs. Rawlins Hume, 2229 Bancroft | | place. | Besides her mother, she is survived | by three sisters, Mrs. Hume Hitz, Miss Mary Murray Hume of Washington, | and Mrs. Nathaniel Clifford, Fitch- burg, Mass. The Clarks went to Buenos Aires from Washington last September. 'PRINCESS ANNE GIRL WINS POSTER AWARD | Humane Society’'s Annual test Brings $25 Prize to Seventh Grade Pupil. By the Associated Press. | PRINCESS ANNE, Md., May 18.— Margaret Ballantine, a seventh grade | pupil at the Princess Anne Elementary School here, has been awarded first State prize in the Baltimore County Humane Society's second annual poster | contest. Margaret’s prize-winning poster, | titled ind Deeds Never Die” 'brunght her a cash award of $25. A poster by Betty Taylor, another Princess Anne pupil, was awarded the second-place medal. { The contest is held by the society each year as a means of cultivating a | “kindness to animals” sentiment among Ml\rylnnd school children. Con- munn. on White House grounds Phoue nights. District | | w30, | FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIM. | Animal Rescue League. 71 OAll‘; .?lp‘l' | Phone North 5710 | - | LOST. Lost and Founa cdvertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays. inciusive, up to moon day of issue. Saturdays and legal hclidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 pm. Saturday. | BOOK BAG—Knaki_ with initials 3_M. D | on street car nmuen Sears Roebuck and Heights. Thursday. Reward. ]fl. unusual carving._on valued eepsake. Re- yard. 157 7 Sorin . 0., - Fhone Adams BRACELET. white diamond setting: Cherrydale. Reward. gold. ** sapnhires. 1 Tost bei. Georsetown and Phone Fairfax 149. | CHECK. $15, made out to Snyder, mnedf CHI in_Jewish. and tekphnne bill Reward for _return 1718 7th Re- “Adams DIAMOND PLATINUM PIN. small, Pri- day the 12th: 8 st 10th Plorida ave Crescent pl._or 16th. Reward 5 Do ‘Wire-haired —male dn ‘named Reward for return. Phone 14- 00_20th st er J07 “West: Clifton terrace. I reward for mv bulldu- te- el hifer $o7, mutkdon, & 1508, Information or return K21 oth | st._n.e._Lincoln 7154 | nofl whll: Joodie. male “just_been clip- | ys. Reward. Phone Geor- DOG- male. . license. brown ani Reward. EGLASSES. gold framed. thin silver chain: Fridav am. on 1ith st. between New York aud H st Reward. Tele- phone Cleve 26, o HANDBAG. tapestry. containing fl!on'eyA key etc.. on Tuesday. y, going to or from Comn‘fl't! Building, Phone District 91361, RSE. all silver: in Takoma Park. 105, Huny oy Shepherd POCKETBOOK. K, Qi McLean rd. bQ tween Hall dl-lm -na McLean Friday night. MESH PU] Reward. WRIST WATCH, white gold Gruen. an- rrdey between McRevnolds Apf Reward Can McReyrio Gruen with na . Phone Decnuv WARD for information leading to ck and white. May 7. $10 RE! return of beagle hound. bia & h,, d A A—9 Braths. llll.ll Jostrm FILLMORE. Friday. May Buddenly. HEL JOG!PH\ FILIMORE. beloved "husband o Mary | E 5 Bixier ~Funeral services 3iterncon, Nay 10 funeral Lome. 4thi M e Interment near Culme Pa.. Mor day afternoon, May 20. BOYCE. T. IDWAII! On_Saturday. May | IN, 196 T. RD_BOYCE. beloved | of l.lu llle Esther B. Bo: rom his late residence. t.Bow.. on Tuesdas My Relatives and friends Invlltd Interment Rock Creek {:t"’m- Beaths. SEAV HAIIY DE RUIZ, JR. On Satur- Children's Hos- . and Margaret G. Seay (nee Funeral services at the abo ence on Monday, May 20, “nu 1 ’ILA ER. QOPBI' On Saturday. May IR. sidence. 9K s SOPHIE. seigredwiie ta the Thatcher T. Slater and moher of won and George Slater. B Mrs. EG(h Lewls and Mrs. P A Goebel. Funeral from Harry M. Padgetf's fus neral home, 131 11th st. se 21 at 1.0 p.m Fifieenth " Street * Christian 15th st. and Kentucky av-. s.e. Relutjves and friend ited 1vy Hill “Cemetery, ‘Laurel. 20, Yo 10 Dum 4l 61 Taterhi Short liinexs. MAGRUDEK | Md. o BROOKS. (he son of M a0 Ernest M. Brooks. He aiso er. M. Theodora. and erand- Martha W.Green. and « host | Telatives and friends. Puneral ‘fom Ebenezer M. E Ns. se. at 1 pm. me & Smoot’s [uperal home. | 2425 Nichols ave. s e until 1 pm. Sun- | day; thereafter at 818 Z0th st. n.e. o hlfllu(ul days. when youth's young ream Rose tinted. float across life’s sky | ure as crysial mouutain sireams. | 00 sweel to Jast. 100 s00n (o fiy. | STROMM, CHARLES LEON |7 May 1% SMITH. EVELYN C. On Ssturday. May N 0935 &l Emereency Hospital, EVE. LYN C. SMITH. beloved wite of ‘the live George Swmith ‘and mother of Howard Fineral from the W funeral home. Dorothy Smith. Chambers Co. 1 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Tuesday May 1. at K30 am.: thence to 8t_Aloysius Church where mass will be offered at 9 & m. for the repose of her soul - Relatives and friends invited. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. A, On Saturday, May, 1% 1935wt Walter Reed Hospital, ashington. 7 ARL STROHM, beloved * hisband ot Ty Vaughn Strohm. Remains resting at the "Ives funeral home 310 Wilson bivd, Ciarendon. Va. Funeral Monday. May 20, at 230 p.m_. from Ives Chapel. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. (Lebanon. Pa.. papers please cops ) 19 THOMAS. JOSEPH JOHN. On Friday. May 17, 1935, at Sibley Memorial Hose pital. JOSEPH JOHN. husband of Mary JAMES. On Priday, May Pinkson . Body resting at 4 JAMES CHAKALAKIS aged \mmuer funeral home. ¥ beloved husband of Mary 4 Spring. Md. Chakalakis. Funeral from the Church the' Catviry M.E. Church, of 88, Constantine and Helen. 6th and d Columbia 1d.. Washington. C 58 s.w. on Monday, May 0. sl on Sunday. May 19, st 2:30 p.m, p.m Relutives and friends invited to Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 19 Bilend. Taterment at Gienwood Geme” GESS. REV. OSCAR FRANKLIN. On at 6.45 pmn. at | Garfieia Horpial Rev. OSCAIR PHANK- LIN BURGESS. beloved father of Mrs Ashian F_Harlan of 134 Montaeue st nw and Norman W. Burgess of Lexing- ton. Va. His remains aie resting at the V. L Speare Co. 1008 H st nw. Fu- | nersl from Mount Vernon Place Church on Monday, May 0. st 11 a.m. then to | Catlett. Va., at 2 pm 19 AK. ~ vood : " . ]“.' !DG‘ Fo- | R Fnd WELLS. “The beloved 0 TGatinger Hos: | Broiher by, WE liams. He als a illiams 0 IMRGARBI M. beloved wife of | Juyve other relatives. Funers] Sunday Punk Copenhaver ~ Puneral from the | May 19 at % pu. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n w. % on Sun- AEL A ment Cedar Hill Cemeiery. DAY. ALBERT CHARLES. On Thu av his residence Gérantuiin st % ALBERT CHARL DAY. beloved husband of Elizebe:h Ell oher MICHAEL A, Suddenty May s at the <mn-1 of P. A and father of Mrs Funeral am e o service Mondiy ‘on A m.. at Hysoue's prilors 0 Interment Fort Lincolu Cemeiery qu 1 the repose e frie On Wednesduy, May 1% Mount DEAN. ADA DEAN W st nw ADPVived Dy % devoted husband Dean: two _daughters e Penwick and Lillian Dexn son-in-law. Joseph Penwick: two &r children and also other relatives Puneral Sunday. May 14 from the above residence friends invited. Inter- ment Pavne's Cemetery FAGUE, LEONORA ACKMAN. Ou Friday M 5 at her residence. 13 5t LEONORA ACKMAN FAC beloved wiie of Ferguson Fagie from the Wm Sardo & Co. fu chapel, 417 H st ne. Tuesday Interment RAYMOND. 1t RAYMOND Barah White. Putieral Mosday. at 11 am. from the W. Ernest funeral church. 14 1 st QU Monday. Mav 13, AN. WEBSTER D. On P day, May $33. at Mount WEB. Wildman ‘‘nee Haas' and fa #ld and Haiold Wiidman Remains res'- jug <t the W, W Chambers Co. funerai . home. 1400 Chapin si. n.w. Services at at 11 am Relatives and iriends Horgr i e Vited. "Inierment Arlingion Nati O T 8 Lt on Mandey. May Cemetery > iy iglon National vited Interment Ar E., Suddenis on Fri Cemetery sa 1% ed 4 ve In iflrmurtam DAWSON. CHA 1o Delovea asughier of John Paul and Helen Fowler. Funeral services at the W Chambers Co nw. am Relatives and friends s Interment Glenwood Cemetery ESTON W. On Friday. Mav Ay Sibley Memorial Hospital ESTON W. OILE of 4" Fiin st “n e i of Jessie L. Gill inee Lou Gili | memory and I live foreve: ou YOUR LONELY DORSEY. JULIA F. ory of our dear wife fades life departs CuiiBREN. « acred to the mem- d mother, JULIA us fifieen years Solemn re- an's Church SN boRSEY 'AND DAUGHTERS. * GEDNEY. W. k. In memory of our friend nd” then proceed lo ihe residence. 4 E GEDNEY who died seven vears 10th st n'e. where services will be held.| 8% today, May 16 1928 KEY. DOROTHY CORIN On Sat-| Peacefully sigeping, resting at last dry. Mav 1N 193 her residesce | The world's Weary troubles and trials AK1% i st 0w DOROTHY CORINNE are past HARKEY ~ the beloved wife of Stac MRS. GARLINGER AND FAMILY, * arkey. moiher of Robert Ea kev and beloved daushier of Mr and | GROSHON. Ma sad but loving Mrs. "H. J. Criss. She also is survived | Ie mother. MAT- by one brother Charles Criss. Notice of funeral later | ARRIMAN. MARGARET MARY. On Sat- May N, 1935 at her ‘residence, st ne MARGARET MARY_the beloved atletiter of Arthur B and Mar- | el Harriman. sister of Arthur J riman. Funeral notice later HATHAWAY, HAROLD B. Suddenly 1935 at his resi- | HAROLD B._ th: | band of Belle C. Hathaway | (nee Carr). Funeral {rom the Wm H. | Sardo & Co. funeral chapel 41 H st. | LEE. HESTER ne. Monday. May 20 at 1?30 pm Services 4t % p.m . ai Sharon Cemefers | at Middlebure. Va 19 oq ARTHUR, rdens. Cemetery, = Virgimia nd friends invited 19 . ESTON WILMOTH. Ofmcers 4511 Wiscons: e. at 1 pm. Monday Mav 0. 19 ord. so true. t. mother. was you the ones you a Praving. wo smiling. never piaint we hear face dear mother. was wonderful Your heart like gold. so pure; God needed sn angel in heaven Thal's why He 100k vou. we ate sure. HER CHILDREN. _In loving remembrance of our dear mother. HESTER LEE. who de- parted this life one year ago. May 17. 1934 She suffered hours To wait for a come On Saturday. | 1:45 am _at 305 L ARTHUR HUMPAREY " the be- foved Grother of Katie Machell. Richard and Isaish Humphrey. cousin of William Butler. nephew of Anree Robinson He also leaves iwo nieces. Laura Robinson and Florence Green: one nephew. Rob- ert Humphrey. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel ird and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later LANAHAN. imnr\u CATHARD Saturday May 1XK. 1935 hour in vai d al what was nm He called you home to _give you res THE FAMILY . LOTTIE V. In sweet memory v_beloved godmoth TE V. NAYLOR. who departed year ago today. Mav 18 Oh. joy that has gone. return of pain will you ever | O'SHEA. dence. 182X Polomac ave. s FNCE CATHARINE LANAHAN Iins).’ the beloved wife of Leo han.” Notice of funeral later MAGNER, PHILIP E. 1935 al _Georeelown Hospitai, PHILIP E. beloved b Alberta B. Mugner residence place ne Funerai from his la dence Monday. May 0. at Relatives and friends invited. ment Mount Olivet Cemetery MARKWITH, JANE Ell on Fi q 1 at Mary Washington ANE EII Lan| On Wednesday. Mav Univer and of cdericksbure Va MARKWITH. beoved wife of Carl Ric ardson Markwith. daughter of Ann and Sianley Hunter and sister of Hunter. ~Punera; services at er's residence. 1331 8 st. se. Monday. May 20, at ° Reltives and friends invite Cemetery. MARR. EMMA SUE. on Satu May1s. dence_ 6707 st.’ Fairmont Helgh Ma CEMMA SUE MARR She s sur: vived by a devoted husband. Walter F. Marr: one son. Charles F. Marr_and a loving mother. Mrs. Bla 1 cousins. ‘Martha Satterfield and Mary Saunders. and a_host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at_her late residence. Notice of fu- neral later 3 N. James pm Departed this life 149585, at her resi- nche Steptoe CATHERINE G On Friday. ER] neral home. XI6 H st May 20, at S am.: thence to St Peter's ‘Church ~ where reauiem mass will be said at 9 am. for the repose of soul. Relatives and _friends in- Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- ne. on Mondav THOMAS. On Fridav. May his résicence ' Arli the devoted hlhhnm‘ Dl Sfirlh Momnlu- Funeral Mondav., May from Mount Olivet Bap- h, Arlingtor. Va.. Rev. Hunler officiatine Remains resting at t Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1 st how. MURPHY, CLARENCE D. life on Saturday. May I8 Gradusie _Hospital. New CL\RENCE D. MURPHY B malns il be. at Prasie nersl home Monday, May =20. Tuneral later. LLOYD ABRAH. mr on Priday. Ma . D. Departed t 19345, at Po: York City of Lban leaves aunts Marthe one uncle. Elsie But- ner ABRAT AN mourn _their am Elliott: one cousin. ferrin ‘other . reatives and friends Funeral trom the funeral home of W Earl Betters. 3 Walter, st ve. on Tuesday morn ay R:30 o'clock. thence o the cmmh or Our Lady of Perpetusl Heln Morris rd. s.e.. 1 cor. on Thursday dence. Chase. Md. Col A._(vetired) OShea. Funeral dence on Monday. thence to_the Shri; rament, where ma JOH'{ OiHE U heloved hushand of Lulie 30 ¢ he Blessed Sac~ will be said at nterment i AHlingion Nationa) | Cemetery with full military honors. 19 On Priday, May| LEO! 3% % at BINCKNEY, "wife of the late Hents | Pinckney. beloved mother of Roswell Theodore. Mae and Leonora Pinckney | and grandmother of Dora Pinckney. She | also leaves two daughters- a host of cther relatives Puneral services Monday. : 2 pm. at_the Fairmou, Heivhts Pres- byterian Chuich 5ist and Grant sis Remains resting ai Ernest emetal charcn: 1475 You st nw until _Su ; | Iate residence. Pairmont Heiehts. D. C. 19 3 ALLEN CONLEY. On Saturdsy ¥ ¢ his residence 13 11th | st - ALLEN CONIEY PAWETL,' he- loved hushand of Rose Lee Powell. Fu- his late residence on Mon- . At 1:30 pm. Services will East Washington Baptist f Alabama and Branch Relative: day May be held ai Church. corner Interment Crdar URDY. WARREN F. Suddenly. on 'rnun- dey. ‘Ma 935 at_his_residence, §575 J0th ot n.w. WARREN F PURDY beloved husband” of _Marie Purdy and father of Richard H erick W. an Purdy. fEatinn at the W neral home. 1404 Chapin st neral cortege will Fort Myer Gate on Monday. May 1 am. Inter- ment st Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors and Masonic services. RAILEY, ROBERT M. On Priday. May 17, 1935, at his residence. Mon- w.. ROBERT M. R. A her moth- | Interment Cedar Hil | 0 Hubbard | Pre Te sladden my heart as of yore? Will T find you waiting me some hapoy to_eternity's shore? DEVOTED GODCHILD ALYEE. * PAYNE. HARRY W. In sad but loving re- membrarce of mv brother HARRY W PAYNE. who departed this life five years ax0 todav. May 0 Gol not foreotten ISTER "LULA PAYNE POHLERS. VICTOR. In memory of mv dear brother. VICTOR POHLERS. who departed this life \ia\ b0 14 ne. BROTHER. Isiand. ARD. MARY. 1n sad but loving re. nce of “our dear mother and oiher. MARY POLLARD. who p: this 'life one year ago todas. May 19 1934 A mother who gave us the best of her ite WILLTAM. *Belfaire. Long POI m | ® | Who cherished our secrets. our sorrow. our strife A mother in heaven—God bless her today | SONS. HAROLD AND WILLIAM BRENT ~AND _GRANDDAUGHTER. LILLIAN F. BR RULLMANN. SARAH u\r A tribute of nemory of our dear. beloved SARAH JANE RULLMANN. who eft us (o g0 to heaven eighteen years ago today. May 19. 1017 The rolling stream of life rolls en. he h nother. r the smile We_never The tim We must the river pa | But vou have never left us And when the waves roll fast, We know vou will be with us And ‘whisver. “Safe At last™ HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. * WEBSTER. GENEVA JOHNSON, In sad but loving remembrance of our devoted wife »m‘ mrv'nu GENEVA JOHNSON v\hn hll asleep in Jesus oany. Sax 1h. 326 hen. we love nrr still; Her memory is as fresh mdn\ As in_the hour she passed FR nE\OTED HUSBAND AND CH!L— without vou. passing fast | silence perfect NERAL . 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