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dar Hil uybns most beanty /' r (émetery AS DRY AS BEAUTIFUL 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Phiacs COL 0464 ADams 10341 JAMES T. RYAN LlMOUSlNE AMBULANCE 4, Ryan offers the most modern unlettered Limousine AMBU- LANCE, that features the finest in comfort and sanitation. Driven and under the careful supervision of two thoroughly trained and courteous atten- dants. If the occasion arises that you need Ambulance serve ice, for local or out of city, re- member to call— JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. AT. 1700-1701 For Use Anywhere In the City. W. S. MAGRUDER, 86, FORMER JUDGE, DIES Funeral Services Are Set for One- Time Head of Orphans’ Court in Rockville. Special Dispatch to The Sta: ROCKVILLE, Md., May 21.—Win- field Stott Magruder, 86, lifelong resi- dent of Montgomery County and judge of the Orphans’ Court from 1915 to 1922, died at his home here last night after an illness of six weeks. Judge Magruder is survived by a daughter, Miss Daisy Magruder; a son, Walter M. Magruder, a member of the House of Delegates; two sisters, Miss Julia Magruder of Rockville and Mrs. Rose Ruark of Baltimore; three brothers, William A. Magruder of Rockville, S. Wade Magruder of Seneca and Elmer Magruder of Hunting Hill Judge Magruder farmed for many years in the Darnestown and Rock- ville districts before retiring, in 1911. For a Regular $150 Funeral 75 No Extras! It has taken years and a steadil increasing volume of business to permit the_establishment of a brice that is ex- traordinary al Seivice i always “the same. irrespective of price! WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone 8200-8201 LI Four’years later he was elected judge of the Orphans’ Court on the Demo- cratic ticket and was re-elected when his first term expired. Funeral services to be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the Rockville M. E. Church, South, and burial is to be in the Rockville Union Cemetery. MRS. ELLEN TALTAVULL RITES TO BE TOMORROW Widow of W. Warven Taltavull Will Be Buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Burke Taltavull, widow of W. Warren Taltavull, Washington undertaker whose business she had conducted since his death last year, will be held at her home, 3619 Fourteenth street, tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. followed by requiem mass at St. Gabriel's Church, Grant Circle, at 10 o'clock. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Taltavull, who died Sunday at her home, is survived by five children, Peter A, W. Warren, Ann T, Jean M. and Marie G. Taltavull. She was well known in Washington for her numer- ous charities. I EE Police Phones Extended. London’s police telephone box sys- tem is belng extended to rural districts. Ecses 1000 Y SARDO& CO. AMBULANCE SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 L.asT 4 DAys!| The Vay Sales End Next Saturday at 6 P.)].! *30 axp '35 HART SCHAFFNER & MARX AND FINE RALEIGH UITS $2 435 THE name behind the product is suf- ficient recommendation to the pur- chaser. So when we say these Hart Schaffner & Marx and Raleigh suits are priced substantially below their regular prices . . . you may know that they are of fine, ALL-WOOL fabrics . . . that their styles are what the best-dressed men will wear next Fall and Spring . . . that their tailoring is the very finest to be had. Remember, this opportunity to buy at these savings ends Saturday at 6 P.M. If you need one or more suits in the next few months, buy now! for every size and taste. FOR ALTERATIONS. Sizes and styles NO CHARGE Many 2 Trouser Suits in These Groups $35 to $40 | $40 to $45 SUITS | SUITS | SUITS e CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED e 30.day accounts are payable at the end of the month following purchase. Extended Payment Plan allows you 4 months in which to make 4 equal payments—without any interest charges. Imquire about this plan tomorrow. Curb Parking Service—Private Chaufleurs in Attendance RALEIGH HABERDASHER IASHINGTON’S FINEST MEN’ ORE—1310 F STREET, Y WASHINGTON, D.C. Winner in Irish “Sweeps” Goes to Get $40,000 in Person D. C, TUESD Eli Wiley Gaffield, holding Cracker, his dog, whose name was on his winning sweepstakes ticket. BY JAMES WALDO FAWCETT. COBH, Irish Free State, May 11 (By mail).—A fortune may be a nuisance. Such, in any case, is the judgment of Eli Wiley Gaffield of 921 E street southeast, Washington, who won ap- proximately $40,000 in the Irish Sweep- stakes lottery March 29 and who landed here from the Cunard liner Brittanic today en route to Dublin to claim the money. “People usually think that riches mean the end of trouble,” Mr. Gaffield says, “but actually they signify the beginning of all sorts of difficulties. | For instance, there is the problem of | the legality of such a prize as I have won. According to the postal regula- | | tions it is all wrong and according to the income tax laws it is all right. I have been trying for more than a | month to find out where I stand. In search of advice I took the whole problem to the president of a Wash- ington bank. He said he could not help me to collect, but he was per- fectly willing to have me get him a book of tickets. The Government atti- tude seems to be much the same. It does not approve of lotteries, but it wants its share of the winnings. ‘Warned of Temptation. Mr. Gaffield explains: “The pub- lcity I have had has brought me hun- dreds of letters from people I never heard of before. Complete strangers have written to warn me against the temptation of wealth and to suggest that they would be better fitted for the responsibility. Dozens of charitable organizations have solicited contribu- tions. Men, women and children have appealed for loans. One petitioner asked for $3,000, then wired to dis- regard his first communication and make out the check for $4,000 instead. “A couple down in Arkansas pro- posed that in exchange for $15.000, they would give me half their farm, a chance to learn the farming business U000 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 publish such claims since we buy high-quality merchan- dise and 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 services free for which others might charge. e This metal casket, which with cars, hearse and use of chapel, is the same as most $500 funeral services, for only $265. ‘195 This good quality, neat, cloth casket and a whole dignified funeral conducted by Chambers—service, hearse, cars and free use of chapel and parlor, all for one price, $195. When you call Chambers, you not only have the serv- ice of Washington's Largest Undertaker, but one of the Largest in the World. MAIN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN ST. N.W. COlumbia 0432 SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 Eleventh St. S.E. Lincoln 4477 —Star Staff Photo, | and the privilege of ‘a nice clean | room’ in their home. “Different persons have urged me to join in capitalizing about 50 odd commercial enterprises, ranging from grocery stores to airplane factories, Some of the letters have been beauti- fully written, cleverly composed; others have been impudent demands, frankly impertinent and insulting. “Still another sort of bother has been that of people trying to sell me things. There is hardly an article under the sun that somebody has not insisted that I should buy. If I had won 40.000 times $40,000, I could not | oblige them all.” Composer of Music. Mr. Gaffield, it happens, has ideas of his own. He is a student at the Columbia Technical Schoal and is in- terested in engineering as a profession. But he likewise is deeply enthusiastic about music, and is anxious to pub- lish certain compositions which he has written in collaboration with & friend. Some of his money, he says, is pledged to an effort to find a remedy for a defect in hearing which has re- sulted from an attack of infantile paralysis which he suffered when a boy and which is a handicap in his musical career. Another portion will g0 to purchase a home for his parents in either California or Florida. “I do not want to be selfish.” he declares, “but neither do I want to waste my | fortune. A share-the-wealth phil- | osophy may be fine, but my $40,000 | would be only a drop in the ocean if 1 were to scatter it broadcast, while | it may be the source of a useful and | socially helpful life if I use it properly and wisely myself.” Mr. Gaffield is accompanied by his father, Elf G. Gaffield, for many years | an officer of the Metropolitan Police, | now a guard at the Washington Monu- | ment. They plan to return home as | promptly as possible. Meanwhile, they gree that they want to forget their ‘good luck” and to be as hapny as | they were when the:y‘ ‘were “‘poor.” MRS. ELDA V. KROUSE Kensington Woman to Be Buried at Smithburg Tomorrow. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. KENSINGTON, Md.. May 21.—Fu- neral services for Mrs. Elda Virginia Krouse, 82, who died Sunday at her home here, will be held tomorrow at 10 am. from her late residence at Warfield street, West Kensington. | Rev. Ralph D. Smith, pastor of the | Woodside Methodist Episcopal Church, will official and burial will be at Smithburg, Md. A native of Smithburg, Mrs. Krouse had lived here for 45 years. She is survived by her husband, George | Silas Krouse, and two sons, John | Franklin and Cassius W. Krouse, all of Kensington. Bird Clogs Pay Telephone. WATERBURY, Conn. (#).—A cus- tomer in a filling station put three nickels into a pay telephone and got nothing but a busy signal. When he couldn't get his nickels back, he called the proprietor, who found a tiny sparrow clogging the coin return slot. ‘The proprietor said he had rescued the bird from a cat and left it near the telephone booth. SEVENTH & F STS. ||/|| SALE 30 || SUITS | 21 Regular $30 Suits re- duced to $21. Light and dark shades, suitable for year-round wear. All sizes. CHARGE IT Nothing Down Just Pay $7 in June $7 in July $7 in August Guard of Thanks SCHOEPS. PAULINE L 1 wish to thank the many friends and relatives for their kind th:uuhu xnd expressions of - athy shown at the death of my wife BTN 1 st OTTO BCHOEPS, Braths. NES. ROBERT E. Sunday May 19, U. 8. Boldiers’ Home Hospital. nollhvr Jheloved hustnd of Will diers'” Ch: “Interment Soldiers’ Hnma Cemetery. BARNES, ROBERT E. The of General Neison No. Unit officers and A ed diers’ Home. W funeral of our late com- E, BARN] E. SHOM! the rade. ROBERT 21, 107 Home, C ER. services at the National Lutheran Home Chapel. 1Kth and Douglas sts. ne. on Wednesday. M: at 3 Inter- ment Muncy. BEHN, MARION C. On Saturday, May 13. 5. ARIO 1 Flag: BEHN, idow of Henry K. Benn 3 be- loved ‘mother of Mrs. William Hideery Chapline. Miss Ruth and Harry Behn. Funeral services Thurs . At 10 a.m.. at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N Dow Titerment Gedar Hil Gemeters. nv.ms. LILLIAN swr ITH. On May 2 35, at_Johns Hopking Hos: more, ‘M3 LILLIAN SMITH A eloved wite_ ot -Jahn T, Beve er of Katherine Jeanne daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Smith, sister of Mrs. BEstelle Rodgers. Mrs. Regina Kotz and William E Bmllh ir. ?unernl (mm h:f paren pesidence. day. May i " Relatives and friends Interment Congressional ars “nvited. Oemetery. COLSTON. CARROLL ALONZO. oOn P day. . CARROLL ADONLO COisToN. son E the o s Golston: ‘husband. of Estelle Colston. father of Gertrude. Vivian and Juanita Colston. He e also survived by Mildred Holmes and one brother. Herbert T Mrs. Carrie T. s and friends may be viewed at Malvan Schey's funer, me. nd PR “Rmeral Xrum me on Wednesday. Ma Relatives and Xr)end: 1mned D e.. ELI | LAND, *devored moiner of Mrs. Bdith E Berry and Mrs. Sara C. Boiden. beloved sister of Mrs. Landonia Fulsome. A Lillie Hawkins ~Mrs. Dolores Bolde John and James Page. Notice of fu- neral later. 315 D st. s. LAND, devotd mother of Mrs. Edith E Berry and Mrs. Sara C. Bolden. beloved gister of Mrs. Landonis Pulseme Mrs. Hawkins. Mrs. Dolores Bolden. Jon and James Page. She is also su Vived by eight grandchildren Puneral Ebenezer M . Interment Harmony Cemetery. E. F. MILLER DIES; WAS IN TAX UNIT Auditor Began U. §. Service in 1803—Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow. Edward F. Miller, 65, auditor in the special audit review section, income | tax unit of the Internal Revenue Bu- reau, v\ho had been a Government + accountant here since 1903, died Sunday at home, 1354 Shep- herd street, angina pectoris. A pative of Elizabethville, Pa., Mr. Miller came| here first with the Navy Depart- ment. He is survived his widow, Mrs. Louisa E. Miller: two sons, E [- Mt Mark E. and For- rest J. Miller: a daughter, Mrs. Clarence E. Kefauver, and three grandchildren, all of this city. He also leaves two brothers and two sisters, Isaac T. and Calvin Mil- ler of Millersburg, Pa.; Mrs. C. C. by Hoffner of Elizabethville and Mrs, Imer Daniels of Linglestown, Pa. Funeral services were conducted at | the home this afternoon by Rev. Henry H. Ranck, pastor of Grace Ht- formed Church. Burial was in Cedar Hill Cemetery. SAMUEL S. FRASER, RETIRED, DIES AT 73 Funeral of Former Member of White House Police Force Tomorrow. Samuel S. Fraser, for 27 years a member of the White House police force, died Sunday at Georgetown University Hospital after a two-month illness. Seventy-three years old, the retired policeman, who had known six Presidents, made his home at 215 Chestnut avenue, Takoma Park. Born in Prince William County, Va.. on Sepembter 4, 1861, Mr. Fraser had lived in Washington since childhood. He entered the police force in 1897 and was transferred to White House duty five years later. 1929. He is survived by two sons, William A. Praser, attorney, of Akron, Ohio, and Joseph H. Fraser, with the In- ternal Revenue Bureau at Cincinnati, and a daughter, Mrs. Charles F. Alt- hoff of Montgomery Hills, Md. He also leaves a brother, Orville O. Fra- ser, and two sisters, Mrs. Lillian Barnes and Mrs. Agnes Reeves, all of Washington. His wife, Mrs. Louise E. Fraser, died in 1929. A uniformed guard of White House police will act as pallbearers. They are: Sergt. J. M. D. McCubbin and Officers C. S. Baum, V. M. Costello, R. G. Ford, 1. L. Law and T Quinlan, Services will be held at the home tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. followed by burial in Prospect Hill Cemetery. FOUND. TERRIER, wire-haired, female, vlcmny anr«m st.. Chevy Chase, M injured by auto. Owner call Animal Pri tecll\e‘AnsofllNon at once. Phone Emer- son Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wid be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of ssue. For the Sunday Star _up to H m. Snturufl. containing valuable Ia Johnwn. 507 Q st. n.w. n.e. Rew BRIEF CASE, bnokl suned C lost. near 2nd a! COLLIE—Tan .nd wmu female; ta 235676, Call Coons. Natl. 6800. davs, or 1406 Highland Park, Falls cnu evenings EYEGLASSES, fords, on chlln. around noon, wuhlnnon Bldg. or 8, Ruci-reum. Monday. Phone North 7680. K gnrfln:kell Siore of Hamilton Hotel: LDING UMBRELLA left in taxicab last Tue:dl! by lady who made two calls at office’ Rew. FOI Walter Reed Hospital around noon. Apt. Penfleld. 909 20th n.w. IRISH TERRIER. male, prown, Tesembies Alredale; strayed from (813 n.w. _Phone Georgia 6968. MASONIC RING, Underwood and 7th denn. Vichity . n.w. Reward. £, SUndsy eveni PITZ. male. White. Jost in Mi_Rainier of ard. " 3021 Bunker Hill r TRO! ighi st. bet. 18th na Conneeticut v, B, Speturn to Mrs. Turner. 1740 18th. Apt. 10. Reward. WALLET, Eiack leatber, between Lans- burgh's Kann's, cflnllinlnl 8100 Lib- eral reward I! l'etllm s yellow-gol Ham Rron: i nthu oonm "Bet. shnngug i Tuesday.4 % h 4th st and Mass 30 . Interment | his | of | He retired in | Braths. COPELAND. FLIZABETH. Members of Tinney Phyllis Wheatley Soclety are no. | tified of the death of Mrs. ELIZABETH | COPELAND. = Funeral from Ebenezer M day, May 22, 16: MARGARET BYRD. Bec COPELAND. ELIZABETH PAGE. The of- ficers and members of the Ladies' United aper SocieLy are requested to atiend lhe funeral of Mrs. ELIZABETH ( ND. Wednesday. May 2. I m from Ebenezer M EMILY MISS M. A. DICKERSON. Rec. Sec. COSEY, JOUN LOUIS. on Sunday. May 19, 193 . ll Gallinger Hmmlal JOHN LOUIS. beloved son of Louis and ' Eliza Cosey. _He also leaves five sisters and | one br@ther and other relatives and friends. Remai resting _at S!Q‘IAH‘IW funeral hom H st. ne. Funeral ‘Thursday. M: 3. at 1 p.m., from the above funeral homie. 21 CURRY. ELLEN. on Sunday May 10 at 1530 p.mo at her residence. 315 Rhnfle Island ave. n.w. EN CURRY. beloved wife of Jacob Curry. fosters mother of the late Albertus Brown. and sister-in-law of Louise Currv. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral 1432 You st. n.w thereatter from the above’ and friends invit mony Cemetery. DEMONET, MARY A. o Ch Adele C. Crehan and sister of Rose J. Clark. ~Puneral from the Deal funeral home. 816 H st. n.e. on Thursday 23 at 10 am. ~ Intérment (privat Oek Hill Cemetery, DIPCIISLEI ANNA. On Sunday, ‘»‘IIY l? NNA. beloved wife of e e L 2 Bay st se, on Wednesday t a.m. Requiem mass at the” Gharch ot "the Holy. Gomslorier. at | 10:15 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.” Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. . Ml . Intérment Har- On Monday. May | Fl "l IIT( HIE. On Sunday. idence. 3610 \\'1\cfl|un iendship Heights. Md., | SUSIE nrrcx-m-: umm\ of Walter Duckett and dearly beloved mother of | | Pansy Aline Du and Mrs. John V Remains ting at the Lee be held on Wed- nesday, May p.m. Relatives | and friends invited_Interment Epiphany Church Cemetery, Forestville. Md 21 FIELDS, SARAM BRADLEY. On Mond DUCKETT. May 1! Bradley and Laura Gassaway % Puneral {: he ors of Almus R| Speare. 1623 on nesday. May 1 Tersment | Union Cemeters. Rockvilie, Md. SAMUEL S. ©n Sun 0 at Georgetown p) in his 74th year. SAMUEL S, beloved husband of the late Louise E. Fraser and loving father of William A. and Joseph H.Fraser and Mrs. Cha F. Aithoff. Funerai from his dence._ 215 Chestnut Md.. Wednesday. May Thterment in Prosect Hill ‘Ceme Mav te T ; Takom, Park, FRASER, SAMUEL & Comrades of the A=toc1nuog of Retired Police- w at 2 ."to artend our_late S3NUEL. & FrAtER P. M. DENT. President. GEORGE W. SOLLERS, Secret'y. Attest GAUTIER, ALICE. On Sunday, May 10 1 at her residence i in the 04th vear of ne belo Charies 0" The body resting Aimus R Speare. 8 p.m. Tuesday. May Reouiem mass at St. Patrick’s Church. 10th betwee F and G sts. nw. Wednesday. May 22 at 8 am. Interment Mount Ol Cemetery. GFOGHLGA the fu- comrade. i Conn. ave.. after oTATRICK C. On Sunday. Franeis P. Geoghegan. Puners | avove residence on Wednesday. 3 | thence to St. Joseph’s | nd C sts_ne. where re- | lem ‘mats will be offered at # am | Relatives and Triends invited. Interment | Mount Olivet Cemetery. 21 GOTT. ANNA MARY. On Monday. May at the home of her daughte ) Virginia Coughlan, 8800 Georg! ave. Siiver Spring. Md. ANNA MA wile of olhe_late | Services esdrr: Michael's “Batholic n Md.. where mass wi for ‘the repose of her soul Monocacy Cemetery, Beallsville, Md. GRIMLEY. JORN W. Suddeniy | e e | 5%, Beltved son of Joan H. and Irens M. Grimley. He also is survived by six | sisters and five brothers. Funeral from | the W Chambers’ Co. southeast fu- neral home. 5 st. se. on Wed- | Recdny May 20’ at'sa0 b, Relatives | 2% Gaad e ioviied. nterment | Cedar Hill Cemetery. HAFELFINGER, rREN:IlI(‘I( L On Mon- day. Ma: CK T_ be- D ciinger | on Chambers Co. | 1400 Chapin st nw on | am. Rela- | Interment | funeral 1 nome Wednesday. M ves “ane” triends ~invited. Prospect Hill Cemetery. HALL. MATTIE M. On Tuesdas. May 21 at 9 a at_Washington Sani: tarinm. MATTIE M. HALL (nee Hutton) of East Falls Church, Va. wife of A Kellogg Hail. mother of Mrs. Forrest | K. Howard, Raymond 8. and Pauline M. | Hall. Services at Ives’ funeral chapel. | Clarendon. Va.. on Thursday. 23! Notice of time later. HOGE, NANCY R. on Menday, May 0. 1 at Hyatfsville Md HOGE. in her 815 of Mrs. Annie H. Mc £lia Hoge | Funeral service Frida 2 2:30 p.m.. at Francis Gi Sons’ funeral chapel. 46 Md. ave attsville. Interment Fort Cemetery. HUFFMAN, May 19 May RENCE W. On Sunday. alter Reed Hospital HOPPMAN. Beloved band of Bertha K. Huffman. late res dence. Va.” Rem: W. Chambers funeral home. 1400 Chiapin st til 2 p.m. Thursday. M 3 Services with T Ariington " National Cemetery D.m. Relatives and friends invited. JACK!DN CEIZSTI\F On Monday. May eedmen’s Hospital, SELESTINE JACKSON. Beloved Cxuphier of Marie Jackson and sister of Wilbert | Jackson. 'Remains resting at the W Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 14 st. n.w." Puneral Thursday. May at 2'p.m. {rom the above named funeral church. Interment Payne's Cemetery. JONNSQN. JACOB K. On Tuesd bt o Reea ' "General ' Hosvital: " JACOB B JOHNSON. beloved husband of Hattie Johnson. devoted brother of Isasc and Rasia Johnson: nephew of Irene Lewis. Susie Lee and Jimmy Lewis. and cousin of Ersaline Cook. George Lee and Bessie aks. Surviving him also are other relatives and friends. Funeral Priday, ay 24, at 1 p.m. from Frazier's funeral home. 89 R. 1. ave. n.w. Interment Arlington Nationa] Cemetery. 23 JONES. G. EDGAR. On Monday, G. EDGAR. ared o loved masbana of Witlie W. H father of Alice D. Jones. Remains rest- | ing at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w. Funeral services and | interment at'Fiont Roval Va. on Wed- at p.m L. Suddenly, | KEELY, THOMAS Mul HA| 3 20, at the resi of Keely of Baskerville. Sorvived by five ehildren and his mother, Mrs. Mary E. Keely and five sisters. Mrs, Dorothy Nichol. Mrs. Katherine Collings, Mrs. Kenneth D. McRae and Miss Jane Keely of this city, and Mrs. Elinor Metten_of St. Louis.' Mo.: also two brothers, Prank and William Keely of this city. ' Funeral from the home of his sister, Mrs. Kenneth D. McRae, 5 Thornapple st.. Chevy Chase. Md.. on Wednesday. May 22 at 10 am. Inter- ment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. ARY DIXIE. On Monday. May . MARY DIXIE KINSEL of the Puneral services at 11 a.m. at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 9001 14th st.n w. Interment Cedar Hili Cem- etery. KROUSE, ELDA V. 1935, at her home Warfield Kensington. Md.. ELDA V. (nee Hol lingsworth). wile of Georze S. Krruse. Bervices at Der late residence on Wed- at . Inter- On _Sunday, May 19. | st.. West Tent Smithsburs. Md. LANAHAN, FLORENCE KATHARINE. On Saturday. May 1R, 1035. at her resi- ce. 1828 Potomac ave. se.. FLOR. ATHARINE LANAHAN AInei Co! . Lana. an, on Wednesday. May 2 thence to Holy Comforter Chureh th and East Capitol sts., where mass will d at 9 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives ' and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. S. EVA B, On Sunday. May 19. ul‘t"?reedmen's Hospital. EVA B.. selon wife of Rev. Thomas E. Lew leaves five “sisters. other relatives resting -l Elew-n 1ro above ' church. Interment GiRera Bantiet ' Chireh. Millwood. Ju. MAGRUDER. WINFIELD SCOTT. On wAnis.at his residence. ile, NFIELD T M. XUDER. heloved husbshd o the Jate Eleanor Magruder. ~Services at the M E. Church South on Thursday. May 23, | at 3 pm. Interment Union Cémetery, IrCAl'l'l!Y IIECU‘I\IS] On Monday. Ml Timothy Hanlon’s funeral &, gt, Be. on Thursd | MODERATE P! MILLER. ROSE C. On Sunday May 19. 1835, ‘at her residence. 727 15 dore . ‘Miller and mother of Mrs. Emma Hunter, Mrs. Lottie Parrell. Mrs. Alberta Glles, Mre, Lydy Terry, Mrs, Margaret Mrs. Bessie Van Not Theda Grant’ ang Mr. Mitchell M Funeral from the residence of hef daughter. Mrs, Willlam P. Terry. . 1 . ‘on Wednesday, May 22 at 2:30 Relatives an Triends invited. ~Interment Cedar HI Cemetery. MURPHY, CLARENCE B. L, at On Saturday, 5 pm. al s Graduate Hospital, York City, CLARENCE B. MURPHY. be- Joved son of $irs. Cota Titats devoted brother of Cora Estelle. Gladys B.. Leon, Lioyd and Archie Murphy. Remains can be seen at Prazier's funeral home, 389 R. I ave. n.w. Notice of funeral ) 25 PARHAM. WILLIAM FRANK. On Sunday. 1935 at Preedmen’s Hospital. WHLIAM PRANK. on o Mrs. Mary L. Parham of 4020 Blaine st n.e. beloved band of Blanche Parham. father of Biroara and. Chaties Parham. brother of Beatrice Henderson, Dorothea John- son. Theodasia Thomas and Winifred Schiauter. resting at Stew- Arts funeral home. 30 # st ne. Pu- ral Wednesday. May 22, ai . Trom the above funeral home. = = °™ PARKER. BESSIE L. _Suddenly. on Mon- ne pm. from the Methodist Church, Midaiciown, Va. 'Belatives and 1rieots are invited. Interment in Methodist Church Cemeterv. Remains_restin the George W. Wise funeral home. until 8:30 a.m. Wedne (Winckester, Va., paper please TLOMENA. On Monday. May 3 at_her residence. 3318 Re: ervoir road n.w. FILOMENA PATRIZI beloved wife of Joseph Patrizi i from h'r late residence. Thursday. May m : thence to Holy Rosary Cainolic Ghurch. v and ¥ where mass wiil be said a the repose of her soul. Mary's Cemetery. LEONORA. The anf'!t Douglas Benefit ‘Association a for In 4rmem ; 1RS. NT. President. MRS, P.'E. RAYMOND. Becre:ary. On_Tuesda: resldence : 55 Browsn 4474 wood, Md A\{A\DA bmnvvd I’l" { the late Conirad J_Rau and mother of Walter 8. Rau of Glendale. Md.. and Mrs. l‘RuiseJiM B'awn Puneral from invited T Md., at 3:30 p.m. (Baltimore and Fred: erick papers please copy.) ROCHE. SIDVEY. On Monday Mar 20 1445, SIDNEY ROCHE. beloved husband of Maggie V Funeral services & arfield o on 2:30 ‘pm Fr ted " Inter. ment at "Goneressional ‘Gemesery. > lfl(‘l:ll MARGARET F. On Monday, s, 8t the Washinston Sani AL Park, Md. F'ROGERS " heloved wite of Panl V. osers. mother of Margaret J. and Pavi V. Rogers. Jr.; sister of Ruth K. Pu and Georee K. Perkins Bervices at ihe H Au'ndpnl home. 2801 n 2 y (private) A:- lington National Cemetery. ROLAN". NATHANIEL. \hmn.w May 20, 193! TR st s NATHANTEL ROLARD beloved son of George Roland. brother of Ella and Agsie Roland. devoted fri { Myrtle Anderson. other relative L Remaine” resting eral chapel, e sts 5w Notice of funeral larer 's\m-n ROBERT E. On Sunday. May 19 ed Hospi‘al. ROBERT £ SUTTH, ‘belgved Rusband of Joms M Smith and (ather of Paul A and R Margaret from m; 4408 H(h o Ma, s 3" Heari” chinoiic. chireh Park road n.w. at am. whers Miass will ba said for the reposs of nis soul. Interment ~Arlington Nationa Cemetery. " Relatives and " friends ars thence t5 16th s :u N THERESA. Sud- 57 May 10. 1935, at het ce THERES\ TALTA\ ULL (nes Biirke): be- of the late W. Warren Talta- "Funeral from on Wednesday. May Requiem mass’ at 8t at 10 am. Relatives and friends inv ed to attend. Interment Mount Olive: Cemetery. TALTAVULL, ELLEN BURKE. Members of the Ladies’ Auxiliary. Knights of St are requested to mee: 21" 1035 . CHADWICK, Pres TROXELL. ALVERDA LAVINIA. Dn!u". sister of Cora E. Trox Mrs. Julia Davis of Los Angeles Remains resting at the 8. H. Hines funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w. at xnum &iehwood Gemetery WASHINGTON, \fl.\\lz May 18 19 10 Tesiden: % o \'\ASthGTON }n\m)z sister n{dl.ne T var On !lmrdzr ni der resting at_the Jonn 'r Rhlncs mnna\ chapel. 3rd and 1 Wednesday, May the above named Harmony Cemetery. WOOD. MATTIE LEE. 21, ‘1935, at her chanei.” “inter On, Tuesday, Mo residence. Lee Hichway. Cherryanle. Ve MATTIE LEE WOOD. beloved wife of Thomas B. Wood and mother of Mrs. M. J. Easterwood of Dallas. Tex.: Miss Katherine B. Wood of Cherrvdale. Va.. and sister of Mrs. A §. Ernest, also of Cherrsdale. Remains resting ai the Ive's funeral home. 310 son bivd. Clarendon. Va. Notice of Tunesal Jates 22 In Memortam. ARMS, VIOLA NLEY. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our dear mother, VIOLA' MANLEY ARMS ho departed this life one year to- day. May 21 A beautiful m- a w-rrm death, Yet why are we so sad? It is because, you so. And when she passed. we think there dear mother. we loved A soul to_yonder firmament: So pure, so splendid and so fine, Iipcame simost 1o God's cesign HER DEV HTER AND S¢ IN-LAW. MRS. PRANCE Al THAN MURRAUGH. As we loved her. 0 we miss her hearts ‘she is always near Loved. emembered loneed 1of alwavs. Brifeing many & silent tear HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON- IN-LAW. MRS, MAMIE AND JOHN QUICKLEY. The dearest pal T ever knew. Grandmother. darling. that was you Your memory is treasured more than &oll How 1 miss you God only knows. One vear has gone. dear grandmother. Since you went away: £ 1 could turn back vhn clock have her with me tod GRANDBON. EUGENE M the vacant chair the voice. the .mn. HER FOSTER SON. WILLIAM H. KILB'Y. RNS. MARY J. TIn sad but loving re- membrance of our beloved wife and mother. MARY J. BURNS, who departed 1 Conception Church, Your memory will linger forever. dear mothe: T Time cannot change it. tis true; Years that may close cannot sever Our loving remembrance of you DEVCTED HUSBAND. DAUGHTER AND LATIMFR. MARION HOOVER. In mem. one year ago_today. May 21. HER 'FOUR’ CHILDREN, LUCAS, EDWARD J. In loving memory of ‘my_devoted husband. EDWARD J. LU= S who bassed auay ten years o . May 2 Loving memories 'Hl nr\er fade. ALWAYS. JULIA. _FUNERAL DIRECTORS CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 'llll I',AST CAPITOL S‘l 'hone Lincoln 037 J OHN \5 WRIGHT 10th St Phone North 0047 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. Fhone o0 1009 H St. N.W. NAtiona! J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Ma. Lincoln 5200 Joscpb F Bll’Cb s Sons YCOCK. prone w0608 "3634 M St. N.W. Established 1841 ¥ Frank Geier’s Sons Co. i Seventn ot N NAtional 24 O °'_’;’,',Es':,',',',','§’,Cor. 14th © Eye GEO. A. 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