Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1935, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1935. C/do.r’ Hill u:ybns mos/ [calh/ (d (émetery AS DRY AS BEAUTIFUL W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home || 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road COL. 0464 Phones { ‘A1) ms 10341 | | 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheese- man. The body was accompanied U s. TARIFF CLERK by a sister, Mrs. L. E. Cummings of DIES AT HOME HERE s Sie ' | MRS. GUTELIUS’ RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Howell Gutelius, wife of Willlam L. | Gutelius, 804 Taylor street, and a prominent Petworth clubwoman, will be conducted at the home tomorrow secretary of the Federal Tariff Com- | at 2 p.m. by Rev. Dr. C. E. Hawthorne, mission, died Saturday at her apart-| pastor of the Wallace Memorial United ment. 829 Quincy street, after a heart | Presbyumn Church, Burial will be attack. | in Rock Creek Cemetery. Miss Cheeseman came to Wash-| Mrs. Gutelius, a charter member and ington from Sturgeon Bay, Wis, five fermer president of the Petworth years ago, and first was with the Women's Club, also was a member of Veterans' Bureau. She had been with Marcia Burns Chapter, D. A. R,, and Miss Eleanor M. Cheeseman Will Be Buried at Former Wis- consin Residence. Miss Eleanor M. Cheeseman, confi- dential clerk in the office of the the Tariff Commission since May. | the Daughters of American Colonists. | 1031. | Born in Audenreid, Pa. Sturgeon Bay for burial. Services will by two daughters. Mrs. Roscoe Reeves be held there at the home of her and Mrs. Warren R. Smith of this city. I o If you want the world's smoothest writing pen, buy the Feathertouch® point. If you want the most restful writing instrument, buy the streamlined shape for Balance®. If you want lowest cost in the long run, buy the Lifetime® guarantee. 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See these new Bed Room Suites at Mayer & Co. 6 Pieces lllustrated $295 FINELY MADE AT GRAND RAPIDS Other Attractive Bed Room Suites as Low as $129 MAYER & CO. Seventh Street EXCLUSIVE WASHINGTON DEALER GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE MAKERS' Between D and E GUILD The body was sent yesterday to Besides her husband, she is survived | DR W.F.NOTZ, %, G. U. DEAN, DEAD Noted Economist Expires of Heart Disease in Sleep. Dr. William F. Notz, dean of the | Georgetown University School of For- | eign Service since 1923 and intern: tionally known economist, died in his sleep early tcday at his residence, 5422 | Thirty-ninth street, in Chevy Chase. He was 56 years old. Death was due to heart disease. Although he had been in ill health | for several months he had nppen;red1 to be rapidly recovering. Only yes- terday afternoon he had attended a reception at the Czechoslovakian Le- gation. He was found dead in bed by | his family shortly before 6 a.m. 1 Dr. Nctz's death was a shock to| Georgetown University officials, for he had been one of the original mem- bers of the faculty of the Foreign Service School when it was organized in 1919. Dr. Edmund A. Walsh, S. J., regent, said today that Dr. Notz, then in the Government service, was one of the economists and trade experts with whom he had consulted in organ- izing the school. He was the first lec- | turer on economics, a member of the | executive faculty and head, always, of the Department of Economics. Became Dean in 1923. When Dr. Roy S. McKelwee re- signed in 1923 as dean, Dr. Notz was chosen to succeed him. Few college professors had a better background in economics, trade and commerce than Dr Notz, according to Georgetown ! officfals, and his experience had been greatly in demand at foreign uni- versities, where he delivered lectures. each year. 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A Value for The dignified the Worl | upon him the honorary degree of doc- | trade conditions in the country ‘.hu classes at Georgetown drew | dents from many sections. { bered among his former pupils men A $500 FUNERAL chandise of “One of the Largest Undertakers in always constitutes a challenge to old- time andertakers. In line with modern methods, DR. WILLIAM F. NOTZ. wes preparing an honor for him as soon as his health enabled him to make a trip there this Summer. A few weeks ago the Italian government decorated him with the rank of Com- mander of the Crown in recognition of his work in behalf of international re- lations. The Czechslovakian and Rumanian governments previously had decorated him. Dr. Notz was born in Watertown, Wis., August 10, 1879, and was the | son or Dr. P. W. A. Notz, a pioneer educator. He received his early edu- | cation at the University of Prnnfl)]-\ vania, the University of Leipzig and | the University of Wisconson, where | he became a doctor of philosophy. In | 1929 Georgetown University conferrad tor of laws. Came Here as U. S. Agent. Dr. Notz was a professor at North- western University from 1904 to 1915, when he first came to Washington as a special agent of the United States Bureau of Corporations. Government work as an economist was with the Federal Trade Commis- sion from 1919 to 1927, when he was appointed to the Department of Com- merce. As chief of the Export Trade Division of the Trade Corgmission, Dr. Notz conducted research work in various foreign countries, specializing | late His principal | Qard of Thanks NE. REV. J. 8. We wish to acknowl edge with deepesi gratitude our sppre- ion of the kindnesses, ssions of tributes our GRE! husband and father uv 3 MRS. HATTIE E. GREENE. Vi, VIOLA D. HARRIS. Bmthfl. AUGUST. JULIUS V. Suddenly, on Mon- day. June 1935, at Pranklin Parl Va. JULIUS v. AUGUST, an emplove ai Washington Navy Yard. Remains Feating ot Bifchs toneral Home. 1031 M st. n.w. Notice of services later. BEY l GEORGE A. On Monday. June 3. Hospital. 'GEORGE 4. ury drive, Silves Md.. beloved husband of Eliza all Beyer. ~ Funeral from 8. H. Hines Co_ funeral home. 2001 14th 4 Wed: June B, at 11 8 BOYD. DOROTHEA WATSON. Sudden on Monday. June 3. 1935, at her resi dence. 1417 “Belmont st. n. DORO- 'A_WATSON, daughter Willlam M. and Julls W. Boyd and sis- ter of William . Boyd. Puneral sevvices will be held at'the John R. Wright Co. funeral home. 1337 10th st. n.w. on Wednesday. June 5. at 3 pm. Relatives and friends ‘are invited to attend. In- terment (private) in Rock Creek Cem- etery. BRADY, REBECCA. On Tuesday. June 4. 5’ REBECCA BRADY. beloved wife of the late Richard Brady and mother of john Brady. Bernard Bracy, Herman Bracy and Mrs. Rose Adams. Funeral from the residence of her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Lomboardi 3 11th st n.w.. on Thursday. June t K30 am} thence to Sacred Heart Church. 16th st and Park rd. n.w. where mass will be offered st % a.m. for the repose of her toul. Relatives and friends are in- Vited. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- tery BRANZELL_EVA M. On Monday, June .'EVA M. BRANZELL (nee Ellis). Berovan whe ot George W. Branzell. Puneral Thursday June 6. from J. T. Clement's Sons funeral parlor. 1241 Wisconsin ave. nw. at 10 am: thence to Holy Trinity Catholic Church. where mass will be said at 10:30 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. 5 | BROOKS. JORN H. On Sundsy. June 2 | at his residence. 1417 New Jerses | fi\f nw JOHN H. BROOKE son of | the late Maicelina and John H. Brooks, husband of the late Marv E. Brooks. devoted faiher of Mrs. Bessie Harvey. Mrs. Sadiec Robinson and Mrs. Annie | Robinson. “brother of Thomas. Sophie and Georze Brooks. He leaves to mourn their loss five grandchildren, one &reat granddaughter. one niece. one nephew and a_host of other reiatives and _friends. Remains resting at the | W. Ernest Jarvis funers] church. 1432 U st nw. untll 4 pm. Tuesday._ there- after at his late residence. Funeral Wednesday. June 5 at % pm., from his | late residence. Interment Harmony Cemetery ING, IDA. On Monday. June 1 5. at Bacred Heart Home. ‘Hyaits: ville. Md . IDA. beloved daughter of the late’ Silas and Serena Browning Fu- | from W. Warren Taltavull's fu- home 14th st. and Spring road . on Wednesdav. June 5 at 930 a.m’ Relatives snd friends invited to at- tend. Interment Congressional Cem- | otory | BUCKINGHAM. LEROY T. Suddenis. on 8aturday. June 1. 1935 LEROY T. the beloved husband of Phyllis Buckingham inee Reid) and father of Allen. Gloria nd Gene Buckingham 2nd son am Buckingham _Funeral from residence. 420 Jeflerson ave. le. Md.. on Wednesday, June 3. in certels and industrial combines, un- fair competition and trust combines. | He soon gained an international! reputation and was invited to deMver lectures on such subjects at the Uni versities of Berlin, Cologne, Leipzig, Kiel and Prague. He was regarded as one of the known lecturers on economics best and and stu He num now in Government and commercial services in upwards of 52 foreign countries. He wrote extensively, both at Georgetown and in the Government service. Organized Academy. In 1932 Dr. Notz organized the Academy of World Economics and was chairman of its Board of Di- rectors. In recent years he devated much of his time to promoting the interests of the orgenization, with which many of the most prominent economists in the country are affili- ated. He has also lectured in the Summer school of George Washington University for several years He was a member of the United States Interdepartmental Liaison Committee from 1917 to 1923, and was active in many scientific and eco- nomic bodies, including the Ameri- can Economic Association. the Amer- ican Oriental Society, several German scientific groups, the Cosmos Club, Phi Gamma Mu and Delta Phi Epsi- | lon fraternities, being a past national president of the latter. When Fred- rich List. the famous European econo- mist. visited America. Dr. Notz pre- pared a widely circulated compilation of his works. Dr. Notz was married to Miss Re- becca Laurens Love of Richardsville, Va., and Washington. He leaves his | wife and three children, Ellen Cor- nelia, William Allan and Nataly Faith Notz. Three sister. the Misses Lily, Nataly and Cornelia Notz. also survive him. Funeral services will be conducted at his home tomorrow at 2 pm. The body will be taken to his former home at Wateriown, Wis., for burial. Richard Denny Honored. Richard H. Denny, a representa- tive of the District Title Co.. who h: been assigned fer 10 years in the Dis- trict assessor’s office, was honored yes- terday by District employes who gave him a watch. Denny is to be trans- ' fered to the firm's main office. That Still Challenges Old-Time Undertakers * Kk ok K ONLY $265 services and high quality mer- | fement am. thence 1o St ' jeromes Catholic Church. Hyattsville. Md . where mass will be said at ¥ a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemelery 4 | BURTON. MARY NEWELL. _On Monday K 2L her residence. Ml!yllfld Park. Md.. MARY NEWELL BURTON. beloved wife of Ed- ward E._Burton and mother of Emmoi N Howard W. Clarence E. Burton. Mrs. Marguerite Thompson. Mrs. Frances C. ‘Thomas and Mrs. Idell Burton Carrigan Puneral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 51 11th st _se. on Wednesday June 5 at 9:30 am thence to St Aloysius Catholic Church, where mass will be offered st a.m. for the repose of her soul. Rel- | atives and friends are invited. Xfll?ln‘ ment Port Lincoln Cemetery CERF, LAURA ELLA. _On Saturday June at Washington. D C. LAURA ELLA CERP. stepmother of Mrs, \ v Alien_ Puneral from the W. W. Cham- | bers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. | nw, on Wednesaay June A_at 10:ii am’' Relatives and friends invited. In. Cedar Hill Cemetery. | CRAWFORD. MRS. JUDITH C. On Mon- day. June 3 JUDITHC ERAWPORD wile of the Tate Rev Wil: liam Crawford. D. D mother of Arthur W. Crawford of 6325 Woodside nlace. Chevy Chase. Md. Funeral services ai the & H. Hines Co_funersl home. 2001 I8th st. nw.. Wednesday. June 5. at 2pm THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair, cooler | tonight; tomorrow fair: moderate west winds. Maryland—Fair. slightly central and east portions tonight; morrow fair. Virginia—Fair, slightly cooler east portion tonight; tomorrow fair. West Virginia—Fair, slightly cooler tonight; tomorrow fair. | | cooler in to- in Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 78, noon today. Year ago, 88 Lowest. 70. Record Temperatures This Year., Highest. 89, on April 27. Lowest, —2, on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 86 per cent, at 5 a.m. today. Lowest, 66 per cent, at noon todi Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. Tomorrow. 9:56a.m. 10:40am. 4:28 a.m. 5am. 10:33pm. 11:21pm. 5:00pm. 5:43pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. 4:43 70, 5 am. today. Year ago, High Low High Low . Sets. Sun, today... 7:29 Sun, tomorrow. 4:43 7:29 Moon. today.. 7:3¢am. 10:27pm. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. | Precipitation. | Monthly precipitation in inches in | the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1935. Ave. Record. | January 527 355 709 '82| February 237 327 684 ‘84 March . 339 375 884 '91| April .... 395 327 913 ‘89| | May 3.54 370 10.69 '89 June . 413 1094 00| | July 471 1063 '86 | | August 401 1441 28| | September 324 1745 34| | October 284 857 '85 | November 237 869 '89 | December .. 332 756 ‘0l — Lost and Found cdpertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of tssue. Saturdays and legal hclidays up to 10 a.m. day of 1ssue. For the Sunday Star np to 11_p.m. Saturday DIAMOND WRIST, WATCH. Swiss. platinum initials “E. O. ursday e ZI&..H‘ reward. Phonz ‘Lincoln 4902, | DOG—Wire-haired_fox. _female —puppy. black mark on back 'near tail: name Flip”: Petworth. Tuesday am. Reward. Phone 'Adams 5R:0. . FRATERNITY PIN—Gold_A. K i bearing initials J. C. W. Reward. Pl call Adams 4800, extension 305. 5 CHAMBERS buys merchandise in carload lots, thereby passing great savings on to the public. That's why we offer complete, hearse, cars, free use of chapels and parlors, a service equal to any $500 funeral at Chambers price of only $265. Jhe Greater Chambers Co. MAIN OFFICE 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Columbia 0432 SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 11th St. S.E. Lincoln 4477 GLASSES, in brown leather case, between 27th and Cathedral 00 Conn. lv!mlnd“ - ! 4100 Gonn. GLABBE—PII{ of tomnu :h!ll in the vi- cirity of 15th and K sts. Reward. Phone Adams 8290. i 4 < HANDBAO—[‘GV white, initiale M."; rear greenhouses. 14th st. and Consti- bout 5. Sunday evening. Ge! ller. Sterling HRGS A\ blue. SundII. June | ! tution ave topaz, of senti- m"c"l iR, 'l:lldt flmmogmn; district. Columbia_ 50 Fame: Biae ame Shorenam Bide. - - TTE BEADED BAG Thursday in :’n' etpeen Mavtiower Hotel ana 1711 M “ave ‘nw. Return to Lost and Found_Den flower Hotel. mrn Nguvnd lacys, w bz raduation lost 'll:lll"!. 14th and K sts. phone District 0861. = WRIST \TCH. = ved (to T T Sark o 5 AE) diamand. ring sttached.” Reward. 1353 Randolph st. B w. Braths. ROUSE. LUELLA. On Saturday. June 1 ish. Garfield Hospital. LUELLA 3 the late Walter 8. Crouse. mother of Earl G. Crouse, sis- ter of Mrs, Carrie K. Bowles of 8t. Louis. Mo.: Mrs. Nora Merritt of Chicago, Il Puneral Wednesday June 5 "at 1" pm.. from Prazier's funéral home. 389 R. 1. | ave. nw. Friends invited. Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. DONAGHUE. ALETHA CLARK. on Sunday. June . 1 dence. 61X E st ne_ ALETHA CLARK. beloved daughter of M _D. and the late | Maude Donaghue, * Puneral from 1he W W. Chambers Co. Southeast funerai | home. 517 11th st. se. Notice of time Tater. DULIN, ALBERT T. on Mon: 4 1995.at his residence. i nw. ALBERT T. DULIN. age Funeral from ‘the W. W. funeral home. 1400 ' C sLonw. on Wednesday ' June B am’ Relatives and friends are Tnviitd Interment private. Congres- siona] Cemetery. 4 DULIN. SARAR C. On Mondav morning. June 3,195, at her residence. 406 10th st. se. SARAH C.. daughter of the late J. V. and Sarah Dulin. Remains | UNE at H. M. Padgett’s funeral home. 131 J1th st. s.e. where services will be | held on Wednesday. June 5. at Please omit flowers.” Interment gressional Cemetery FAWCETT. VIRGINIA (JENNIE). On Tuesaay. June 4. 14:15. at am. at her home. McComas ‘ave.. Kensinaion, Md. VIRGINIA (JENNIE) FAWCETT. in her Kisi year. 'the daughter of the late Benjamin and Marian Fawcett. Fu- neral services a* the Methodist Eniscopal Church. Colesville. Md.. Thursday. June 6. 4t 10 am, Interment church cem- etery. % ING. MYRTLE BURROWS Passed | way on Tuesday June 4. 145. at 5 at her residence. 1334 Pa MYRTLE BURROWS PLEMING. years wife of John Fleming and beloved daughter of Joseph and Hattle Dunn Burrows. Notice of funeral | ater. | FRASER, RICHARD JAMES. On Tuesday. | June Sibley Memorial Hos- | Dital, RICHARD JAMES, the ‘beloved son of Pearl and Richard J. Praser and brother of Pear! Elizabeth, Virginia Jean and Billy Wayne Praser. Funeral serv- ices at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southerst funerai home. 517 11th st s.e. on Thursday. June & at 1030 am. | Relatives and friends are invited. In- | terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 6 | FREER, ETHEL. Suddenly on Sunday. | June'?, 1935 ETHEL FREER (nece Hep- burn: beloved wife of Charles Freer of 2705 No:th Capitol Funersl will be held from the above residence on Wed- nesday. June 5. at K40 am. Requiem | mass at 8t Aloysius Church at % am. Intsrment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rel- atives and friends invited FUSCO. JOSEPH. On_ Sunday. June 2, 1935, JOSEPH FUSCO. beloved husband of the late Mary Fusco and uncle of Mrs. | Rose PFratantuono. Puneral from ihe W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1404 Chapin si. n.w. on Wednesday. June 5. at 8:40 thence to Holv ‘Rosary | Church, 1d and P sts. n.w. where mass will be offered at % am. for the repose | of his soul. Relalives and friencs are in. | vited. -Interment Bt Marys Cemelery. & | 1US. C. MAUD. Suddenly. on Sun- . June at the Homeopathic Hospital, C. MAUD GUTELIUS (nee Howell).' beioved wife of W. L. Gutelius and mother of Prances Gutelius Smith and Catharine Howell Reeves. Puneral | services at her late residence. K04 Tav- | lor st. nw. on Wednesday_ June 5. at 2 pm. Interment Rock Creek Ceme- | tery. 4 HALL. CHARLES H. On Monday. June 2. 1935 at his residence. 1117 Lamont st nw. CHARLES H. beloved husband of Vena Wells Hall and father of Walter W. Hall. Funeral services at the above address on Wednesday e 5. At 2 n.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. HEWITT. GRACE K. On Sunday. June © at Georgetown University Hospi My GRECE K CHEWITLT of ' (e Ry peit Home ~ Remains resting at the § H Hines Co funeral home. U 14th st. nw_ untii Tuesday afternoon. June 4 at:ioclock. Puneral services and in- terment in Norfolk. Va SAAC. On Friday. May 21, his residence H st sw ISAAC. loving husband of Su:ie Hollo- way. “devoted son of Frances Moore. He also leaves 10 mourn his demise four sisters. Mrs. Janie Butler. Mrs. Catrie Adams Katie and Emma L. Settles and other reiatives and friends. Remains Iesting ai the John T ‘Rhines funers] chal d and Eve sts. sw Funeral Wednesday. June s ‘a1 4 om Trom Southern Baptist Church.” 4th and L SIS, n.w. Interment Greenwood. 8. C. HyG FRANCIS. On Sundav June = . 2L his residence R1% Mass. ave ne FRANCIS “HUSHES. betated Bire band of Mamie Hughes inee Thompson) He is survived by his wife_ Mamie ‘Thompson Hughes: one son. Rudolph @ daughter Mre_ Oertrude Bailev. and ame sister. Mrs. Delia Arendes. Funeral Fom the avove residence on Wednerda v e 5 _at R0 8 m.: thence 16 St. Joi- ‘s “Church. “né and C ne re mass will be said at 9 am. for Tenose of his soul Reiativ d fiends invited. Interment Cedar etery. ‘4 MUEHES, FRANCIS. Comrades of the Association of Retired Police- imen. D. C. will assemble at K17 Mass ‘ave ne. at 8015 Wednesday. " June 35, to attend the funeral Interment 4 Suddenly. | . at her resi- | pi. years bers Co. m. on< of M. DENT. President. G!ORGE W. SOLLERS. Becretary. JOHNSON. ERNEST L. Departed this life suddenly. on June 1. 1 at Freed Hospital,_after an auio accident ERNEST L. JORNS He leaves 1o mourn their 10ss & lovine wife. Mar- guerite H. Johnson. a devoted mother Mrs. Eva Goodloe of Pittsburgh: a fos- ter mother. Mrs. Mamie Marshall. and many other reiatives and friends. Re ns resting at Smith's funeral home 19th st. n.w. Notice of funeral d this life on is_residence JOHNSON. JOHNSON. HENRY. Deps Monday. June . 1475 _at 1122 1Rth st. 1w HENR He leaves to mourn their loss a_wile, Gertrude Johnson. four dauchters and | two sisters. Puneral Thursdsy. Jun> o, at 1 pm. from Nineteenth Sirect Bap- tist Church JOHNSON, JULIA A. on Sunday. June 1 at 3:53 pm.. At her residence 2004 Vermont ave nw. JULIA A. JOHNSON. beloved wife of the late Rev.' Lopan Johnson D and devoted moiher of Eva Virginia. De- borah E.. Frederick M Johnson and A. | Annette Johnson-Scott. Funeral services her late residence on Wednesday. June at 1] am. Relatives and friends in- | ted " Intérment Lincoln Memorial Cem- Departed this_life (m Munfll* June 3. 1935 South Queen st “LEVI JONES, He leaves their loss a devoted wifc. Sadie Jones. two daughters. Courtney Banks " and Margaret ' Hoghes: ' tvo brothers. Washington Jones and An- thony Jones. four sisters. Emma Jones. Livzie Jones, Reoecea Hicks and Marie Coulg. “and & host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Prazier's funeral home. :ix4_Rhode Island ave. | nw. until 4 pm. Wednesday. June | thereaf‘er at his late residence. 11 Eouth Queen st Arlington. Pu- neral Thursday. June #. at 130 pm. from Lomax Chapel Nauck, Va terment Nauck Cemeters. ON. HARRISON M. On 'hle(d 4 at his fesidence nw. HARRISON M. KINV!SON beloved husband of Anna M. Kinnison. | devoted father of Harrison M. Jr.: John Leonard. Anita Mabel and Mildred | Elizabeth Kinnison. He is_also sur- vived by other relatives end many friends,~ Remains resting at ihe Mc- Guire funeral home. 1820 $th st. n.w Notice of funeral Iater. 5 MARCERON. ADELAIDE REBECCA. On 8unday, June at the residence of her daughter. Mrs James W. Downs. 1270 Neal st n.e. ADELATDE WILKFR- SON "MARCERON. beloved wife of the late Joseoh R Marceron ~ Funeral from the sbove residence on Wednesday. June 5. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 4 MILLER, JOHN GEORGE. On Monday June 3195 JOHN GEORGE. beloved husband of Lilllan Miller and son of the lats Adolph and Emma Miller. Funeral from his late_residence. 1012 Montana ave. n.e. on Thursday. June & at % am Rcquiem’ mass at St. Mary's Church =t 930 o'clock. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. 5 MILLER, JOHN GEORGE. The Wind. thorst’ Club_and Holv Name Socieir of St. Marv's Parish will meet at_the late resigence of JOHN GEORGE MILLER. 1012 Montana ave. ne.. on Wednesday. Juné 51935 at & p.m. d T ZEGOWITZ, FRED DIEGELMAN. 5 3 Presidents. | CLINTON KRAFT. | JOE DIEGELMAN. Sécretaries. s | MONTAGUE, WILLIAM HENRY. On Mon- day_June 3. 1935 at 12 noon. at his residence. 1914 Capitol ave. n.e. WIL- LIAM HENRY MONTAGUE. the beloved | husband of Henrietta Montague. devoted father of Mrs. Bessie Sanford. Mrs. Blanche Johnson. Mrs. Arline Green. William. jr.: Joséph and Roscoe Mon- tague, and brother of Mrs. Nina Walker and Scott Montague, He also leaves twelve grandchildren and two great- grandchildren and_other relatives and friends. Funeral Thursday. June 6. at 1:30 pm. from Mount Vernon M. E.| Church. Capitol ave. Ivv City, D' C.. Rev. H A. Cerr officiating. ~Relatives and friends invited. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w.. until 11 a.m. Wednes dav: thereafter af his late residence. MORAN, ANN L. On Monday, June 3. 1935." at_her residence. #24 A st n ANN L.. beloved wife of Albert B. Mor; and mother_of Elaine L.. A. E. Reginaid | C.. Aubrey P. and Charles A. Moran and Mis. Kathleen E. Nelson. Funeral from her late_residence on Wednesday. June 5 'at 9:30 a.m.: thence o St. Joseph’s | Catholic_Church, 2nd_and C sis. n where mass will be offered at 10 am Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 4 NOTZ WILLIAM F. at_his residence. 5 WILLIAM P NOTZ. Pure Wednesdav, June 5 at 2 p.m t late home. Burial at Watertown, (Wisconsin papers please copy.) OFFENSTEIN. THEODORE L.- Suddenly. | on Monday' June 3. 1935_at Baltimore. Md.. THEODORE L. OFFENSTEIN. be loved brother of Mrs. Mary A Roetsehi. Mrs. Emma Crittenden and Mrs. Justina | Diegelman._ ~Remains resting at the | James J. Ryan funeral home. 317 Pa. ave. s.e. Notice of funeral later. PINN SARAN F. On Monday. June 3 hey fesidence. Sidebuin, Vi AH_F. PINN. w of inn. beloved mother of Mrl N!llle Hamilten and Ernest Pinn of Pairfax. Va., and Robert D. Pinn of Washin, D.c. " Punersi Thursder. June from Little Zion Bapiist Chure Buree. Var Relatiygs and friends invited. 2 Arlington. 1o mourn to recite the Suddenly. on June th st services ‘oi his Wis. | sANDROCK., | 1113 Seventh St. u v #»¥¥ A—9 Braths. PRICE, CHRISTINE E. On Tuesdsy tune Cnfating® By Nemorl el timer L._Price ‘and daughter of Waiter P.and Estella Craft. FPuneral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home’ 513 11th st. s.e. Notice of funeral later. . On Sunday. June s residence. South Washini . Va. JUNIES RIDLEY. loving hu band of Victoria Ridley._faiher of Ric ard. Junies. jr. and Florence Ridley He also leaves many other relatives and a host of friends. Funeral Wednesday. June 5. at | pm. from the John T. Rhines funeral chapel_:ird and_ Eye nw. Interment Odd Fellows Cemeter Arlington, Va. 4 GEOI(-I‘ P. On Bunda Valter onerl ospital. GEQRGE P. SANDROCK, major. U 8 Army. Services at the new chapel. Fort Myer, Va 11 oclock Thursday morning. June Interment in Arlington National Cem Iery with full military honors will M - SHIPLEY. REBECCA. 2. 1935 at her residence. 070 4th st nw. REBECCA SHIPLEY the devotec mother of Ernestine Shipley. She many other relatives and a host o' friends ' Remains resting at. the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. “rd and Eye sts. s.w.. until 5 p.m. Tuesday, June 4 thereafter at 1026 Ist st. n.w. Funeral Wednesday. June 5 at’ 1 pm. from Mount Carmel ‘Baptist Church, :rd and Eve sts nw. Rev. W H. Jernagin of- fciating. — Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. THOMAE, REBECCA ANN. On Tuesday. June 4 195, at her residence. ;Ix Nih st REBECCA ANN (nee Baxter) beloved wife of Richard C. Thomas and mother of May E Thomas and Mrs Josenh 1. Fox. ~ Funeral services at the above residence on Thursday. June &t 250 pm._ Relatives and friends are invited. “Interment Cedar Hill Cemeterv. 5 | ToLivir, w M C. On Baturday, Aune . 1y at Gallinger Hospital ‘WILLIAM _C ”'TOLLIVER. ~husband of Margaret Toliver and father of William C._Tolver, ir. He also leaves to mourn their loss’ u "devoted father. John F Toliver, & stepmother, Martha _Toliver. a brother Leroy F. To Hattie Toliver. and & devi Bessie Thompson June 4. at | pm. from Frazier's funera home. itx R T ave. nw. Frienas in Interment Harmony Cemetery g ATHERINE. On Sur- er _residence ROSA CATH- On Sunday. June n.e ed stepsisier. Funeral Tuesday Jate Henry Wil of Mrs. Ann Funeral from the funeral home. 1400 Chap Wednesdav. June 5 Relative friends. ere in Interment Il Cemetery 4 TURNER. WILLIAM P. A specis] com- munication of Naval Lodge. No. 4. P. A A M called a nesday_afternoon purpose 0f atiend late brother. WIL) order of the worshipful master. ROLAND M. BROWN. Secretary WARD. HERBERT PRESTON. On Sundav June 2. 1937 1710 p'm . at Walter Reed “Ho. HERBERT PRESTON WARD. i son of James Ward the rence Ward. brother na Honesty. Virgie. Alphonso Deima. John and Otis Ward leaves other riends Remainc restin Froes: Jarvis funeral church st.nw. ‘until 10 am. Wed after his late residence eral Wednesday Baptist Church Ariingtor ‘nee Krae Cnamb, n.w JACKSON. On Mondax at the residence of her "Florence” J.' Syphax piace nw. HELEN JACKSO! VER. daughter of he la'e Abram e and_Nannie Lec Jackson 0 Fonte. Pa 1 of James A <son. Katherinie J Browne and Jer L. Jackson of A t J. Emory of All Pa. Funeral Wed 5 pm_from Fra 1 Rhode Islana Interm, Sister. ne & 1645 at Sout) ELIZABETH N _ daucht Rev. Georze P. Wil<o D D Norton Wilson. ~ Pu vate) at Levington, R Jine WOLl IAS. On Mondav st nw ELIAS V«OLF’E Anna Wolfe Service: Hines Co. funeral nw. on Wednest Pp.m. Interment Ce In Memortam. CHAVIES. (LARENCE W. ory of my devoted h N, CHAVIES. who depi years ago todav. June 4 Some day 1 hope 10 mest Some day. 1 know To ¢ : Nev HIS_LONELY VIES. CLINE, WILLIAM A. In sad lov remémbrance of our beloved husband WILLIAM A. CLINE. who JiBis life two years ago today. | are gone but not forgotten. Fresh our love will alwavs be. : as lons as memory Insts We will always think of thee HIS _DEVOIED WIFE AND CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN DULIN. EDNA B. Ia sad but loving membrance of my dear mother. EDNA B DULIN. who passed away four years ko today. June 4. 10 DAUGHTER GUTHRIE. 1In beloved nephew THRIE_GIBSON. who deparied life three vears ago todav. June 4. 19, His pleasant way and smiling face Are a pleasure to recal He had a kindly word for every one And dicd beinved by all HIS LOVING AUNT. MARTHA WILSON HALL. W. PALMER. In memory of my husband. W. PALMER HALL. who passt( on one year ago today. June 4, 10.4. To_want you. to need you To_wait for vou in vain; Half 1 find 1t pleasure, Despite its stinging pain. To_hzve known you. to have prized To have learned of you the need. To_heve loved You. even wairing. Even loss is sweet. indeed Not in the anguish of self pity, But in pity for the sad Who have never known the glory That & little time 1 had Not_in sorrow without solace Not in tears that ever flow: I have counted blessings greater Than the world can ever know. To_want you. 10 need yo1 These a‘e not afl in vain, Foi in_my happv memo ies 1 have vou back again HIS WIFE FLORENCE E HALL JOHNSON, JANE. 1In sad buc loving re- membrance of our cear mother. JANE JOHNSON. who deparied this life, four- ieen vears ago today. June 4. 102 Our hearts sull ache with smnm. Qur eyes shed many a tear God knows how we miss you At the end of this fourteenth vear. A ioving grandmother. true and kind What a beautiful memors she ieft behind Upright and beautiful in all of her ways Wonderful character to the end ol hef da HER_LOVING CHILDREN. ELIZABETH COOK _AND LUCY GADDIS _AND GRANDDAUGHTER. MARIE REED- ' VIVIAN. In loving r dear’ little girl /IAN SHEAFFER. who lefi June 4.7 14951 the shock severe zht your ceath o near ve and then to part <OrTOW of one’s heart. In our hearts sweet memory lingers. Always tender. fond and true There is not a day. deer Shirle: That we do not ihink oi you LOVING FATHER AND MOTHER. SIS- TERS AND BROTHERS THOMAS. WALTER. A tribute of love and devetion to the memory of my dear hus- band. WALTER THOMAS. who devarted life one year ago today. June 4. June n b PRiFES"ALICE V. cma Deen in mv heart lies a_picture Of a loved one laid to rest In_memory s frame 1 shall keep it For he was one of the best HIS DEVOTED WIFE. SADIE G THOMAS I:RAL DIRL(TORS F —. - 'V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the succe s o cuniectea with the original W R Speare establishment. Shone 1009 H St. N.W. NAtional - J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave NE Lincoln_5200 Joseph F. Birch's Sons L. HAYCOCK_ Mgr ) Phone w:’:x 0696 3034 M St. N.W. 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