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FUNERAL 1S HELD FOR SLAIN WOMAN Rites Held at Hopewell, Va., as Slayer Is Held With- out Bond. Bound over to the grand jury at an Inquest yesterday, Charles Frederick Hisey, 52-year-old printer, was held without bond at the District Jail to- day as funeral services were conducted in Hopewell, Va., for Virgie Lyttle, 26, department store employe, who fell before Hisey's gun Tuesday morning. ‘The body of the girl was taken to her Virginia home early today and services were scheduled for 10 am. Her younger sister, Esther, and her father, Jefferson D. Lyttle, left Wash- ington yesterday afternoon for Hope- well, where the mother of the family is {1l Presentation to the grand jury of the case against Hisey, an employe of —_—— EDUCATIONAL. AVERETT COLLEGE Founded 185 Two years junior college and two years college Preparatory Expression. Library Course. Home Eco. nomics. Physical Education, Art, Busines Course, Hockey, Soccer. Gym. Pool. Golf Riding. Members Southern Ass'n and fully accredited with all universities. Moderate 1 For ccnferences with Washington. call Mrs. George F. representative United Scrools St. Hilda’s Hall Boarding school for girls in the Shenandoah _Valley. Prepares for Collese Board Examinations: small classes; individual attention_All sports Riding, Moderate rates. Two hours' drive “irom ington George §. Blackburn i "charles Town. West Virginia Washington College of Law Fortieth Year Fall Term Begins September 23 Both Day and Evening Classes 2000 G Street ME. 4585 |Ing in the court house. a W:?lnzton newspaper, probably will not begun for several days, Assist- ant United States Attorney Irvin Gold- stein said. Meanwhile, police con- tinued their investigation but nothing new had been developed. Medical testimony at yesterday’s in- quest was to the effect that two bul- lets entered Miss Lyttle's body, one just above the heart and the other slightly below the left collarbone. This last shot coursed to the right and downward, lodging in the nplne. Both Miss Esther Lyttle and Mr. Lyttle broke down during the hear- ing. Lyttle, who is the father of 13 children and never before has been out of Hopewell, began weeping and was led from the room during testi- mony describing how his daughter's body was found. The younger sister was hysterical and unable to testify. ‘The principal witness was Miss Girlie Garrett, roommate of Miss Vir- gie Lyttle at the Hisey home, 414 Rit- tenhouse street. She said Hisey forced Miss Lyttle to accompany him into his wife's room and closed the door. She testified she heard the girl say, “I can't do that—get away,” and Hisey replied, “Now listen, Virgie.” Then there was & scream and two shots. ‘The contention by Hisey that the shooting was accidental was related by Detective Sergt. John W. Wise. Hisey did not testify. Wise said Hisey claims Miss Lyttle attempted to wrest a gun from him after he had asked her to deliver a suicide note to his wife and the pistol was discharged in the scuffle. Roosevelt Club Formed. DBINNETTSVILLE, S. C., August 22 (A).—T" » Marlboro County Roose- | velt Renomination Club was formed here yesterday at a county-wide meet- second such organization to be per- fected in South Carolina. A Roose- velt Renomination Club was organized in Sumter a few days ago. ED[ CATIO\AL. National University Fall Term Begins September SCHOOL OF LAW School of Economics & Government Registrar's Of Oven for Registration 9 to 7 p. 818 13th STREET N.W. Tel. Natl. 6617 1933 R R IR IR R Learn Income Tax Law and Procedure Government Employes: Fit yourself for employment in a perma- nent and ever increasing branch of the Government. Accountants—Attorneys: Increase your practice and fees by gain- ing an expert knowledge in this lucrative field. There is mo_other course like this anywhere and procedure: analysis of actual returns and reai cases practice It covers theory analysis fax audits of accounts with a view to discovering tax liability or eflecting tax reduction; preparation of returns, The student petitions and appesl: upon finishing the course. should be equipped to engage in tax work either inside the Treasury Department or as an outside practitioner. Only a limited number of applicants accepted. Sufficient basic_education and sufficient general intellizence to understand and profit by the course are required The cost is $50.00—Terms. All text furnished by the instrvctor This course is given personally bv an accountant and attorney who has been a leader in such today. this field for sixteen years and who is well known as is an experienced speaker and teacher and can claim your attention He and sustain your intere: Due fo rules of wu sthics, which very properly forbid lawvers to advertise, but allow them to vne instructions, the name of the principal will be disclosed only to bone Address inquiry to Electric Power Company Bldg., WBSHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY -fde applicants for the instruction course. ax Practice Course,” Washington. 916-922 Potomac . It was the | NING MRS. JEAN DOWNEY, AUTHOR, DIES AT 75 Was Member of Pen Women's League and Many Other Organizations. Mrs. Jean Wilson Downey, 75, so- cially prominent author, died yesterday at her Summer home in Waynesburg, Pa., after an illness of several months. Mrs. Downey, who lived at the Wil- lard when here, was a frequent con- | tributor to periodicals, particularly to those of an educational nature. She was a member of numerous local clubs and social organizations, among which were the Chevy Chase Country Club, Pennsylvania Society of the District, the District Chapter of the League of American Pen Women, the Archeo- logical Society of Washington and the ‘Waynesburg Country Club. - She was married in 1901 and had one child, Claire. She has been a resident of Washington since 1912. Although definite arrangements have not been completed, the funeral prob- ably will be held tomorrow. |EX-RECTOR ACQUITTED OF STARVING HIMSELF Davidson of England Wants to Live to Hu.su;Archbhhop, He Declares. By the Associated Press. PRESTON, Lancanshire, England August 22—Harold Davidson, un- frocked rector of Stiffkey, was ac to starve himself to death in a glass case. Davidson, who was convicted three years ago by Church of England court of an immorality charge, asserted on direct examination he had no in- | tention of killing himself. “I wish to live to harass the arch- bishop until the clergy discipline act | of 1892 is repealed. Then I will die content,” he declared. Chamber Is One of The Largest llndcrtakm inthe M A $300 SERVICE §] 01 e o o o In Case of Death Call MAIN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN N.W, COlumbia 0432 SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 lllh ST. S.E. tic 6700 quitted yesterday of a charge of trying | STAR, WASHINGTON, HEART ATTACK FATAL TO MRS. HILDERBRAND Sister-in-Law of Rev. John Weid- ley, Head of Lutheran Home, Succumbs at 84. Mrs. Melissa A. Hilderbrand, 84, of 1409 Thirty-first street, died yester- day at Washington Sanitarium, where she was taken three days ago follow- ing & heart attack. Mrs. Hilderbrand, a widow, who had lived with her son on Thirty-first street, was a sister-in-law of Rev. John Weidley, president of the National Lutheran Home. She is survived by two sons, Jesse R., with whom she lived, and Francis E., also of Wash- ington. Funeral services will be held tomor- row at 8:30 am. from the residence. Burial will be at Smithsburg, Md. MRS A. J. COLLINS DIES Funeral Service for Widow to Be Held Tomorrow. Mrs. Delcinea Colling, 75, widow of Andrew J. Collins, died yesterday at her home, 4014 Belt road. She is survived by her daughter, Miss Flor- ence M. Collins. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 | p.m. tomorrow from the residence and at 3 pm. from St. Columba's Epis- copal Church, Tenleytown. Burial will be in Methodist Cemetery. . INJURED IN FALL Workman Drops 30 Feet Down Airshaft at Hotel. Edward Monohan, 56, a floor pol- isher of 1432 V street, was in Emer- | gency Hospital today believed to be internally injured as a result of a 30-foot fall down an airshaft from ‘(he roof of the Willard Hotel yes- terday. Monohan also suffered numerous | cuts and bruises. He was employed on a repair job on the hotel roof when the accident occurred. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting, Alliance Club, Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm. Meeting, Psi Lambda Tau Sorority, Raleigh Hotel, 8:30 pm. Meeting, Capitol Council, street, 8 pm. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Reciprocity Club, La Fay- ette Hotel, 12:30 pm. Meeting, National Shorthand Re- | porters’ Association examinations, 9 am. ‘Wafimyhmmmt Cme erg Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise 930 H D. C., THURSDAY DR. B. M. 0SG0OD OF BETHESDA DIES Baptist Pastor Married More Than 2,000 Couples During Rockville Stay. By a 8taff Correspondent of The Sta: BETHESDA, Md, August 22.—The Rev. Dr. Bertram M. Osgood, pastor of the Bethesda Baptist congregation and formerly pastor of the Rockville Baptist Church, died shortly after 10:30 o’clock last night in Washington Sanitarium, Takoma Park, following an operation. During his six years as pastor of the Rockville church Dr. Osgood was said to have performed the marriage ceremony for more than 2,000 couples. At his home, 4606 Highland avenue, it was said, funeral arrangements have not been completed. MRS. MAUDE B. SMITH Rockville Woman Succumbs to Brief Illness—Rites Today. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., August 22— Following an illness of only a few days, Mrs. Maude B. Smith, 33, of Rockville, wife of Lorenzo Smith, died yesterday in the Montgomery County General Hospital, Sandy Spring. Be- sides her husband, she leaves three children Vincent, Bernice Lee and Evelyn, aged 7, 5 and 2 years, re- spectively. Services will take place this after- noon from the funeral home of W. T Reuben Pumphrey here, burial to be | J, in the cemetery at Redland. S ACTRESS DIES BEVERLY HILLS, Calif, August 22 (#).—Edith Roberts, 36, a leading actress of the silent picture era in the film industry and the wife of Har- old Carter, real estate operator, is dead following the birth of a son. . Marriage Licenses. Louis P. Bohraus. 21. Al LN Mari¢ V. Thieme 323 Gallatin £ en Oth st. se. ER e 314 _19th st Oakland, Md : 30} *°1650 3d st. and Reba 406 North Capitol st.: Rev . 3018 V pl e o3 and etz . fe, ¢ hi Goet: nd 'Helen I ; balh ot lb Mllmnlon Dl . J. E. Vanner, 20. 4426 Klingle st.. and lllnbuh “Riexander 14 7 d. Fla.. and 4{3 Flrk rd.; Judge 22, Petersburg. Va, ich"21 Richmond, " preeley Rahrer Raymor‘m R, Byr and Va: and st sw aldson. 21. 820 I st ne and Margaret A Burion, 19. Baltimore: Judge R_E. Mattil Henry B Dozier. 21, Catherine 'E. Robert 's 3 A. Wheeler Rowland W Price and Ethel Evan 1. A. Bennett 357 Trvine st . and 7. 5002 Lée st 5 ave 36,719 st.: Rev ’rheodore L, Heitmuller. 24. 812 Jefterson and Marian E. Pérry. 24, 4421 15th S Rev o P Wenchell Pred B. Towne. Rome, Hazel D. Helche 20. snuo Plrllld! lane: Rev. B J. Weave Towa City. Jows. M icGlone. u a4 New Hampshire Rev. C. J. Dace: or RECONDITIONED AND DEMONSTRATED (y2s RANGES and | | (Purnishea by United States AUGUST 22, 193 RETIRED U. S. WORKER EXPIRES AT HOME HERE Judson J. Withall, 84, Was Char- ter Member of Mt. Pleasant Masonic Lodge. Judson J. Withall, 84, retired Gov- eraoment employe and a resident of ‘Washington for 50 years, died yes- terday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Chester @aywood, 4421 Ha thorne street. Mr. Withall had been a charter meraber of Mount Pleasant Masonic Lodge, and for 35 ycars was employed in the Bureau of Engraving and Print- ing until his retirement about 15 WeArs ago. A widower, he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Caywood and Mrs. W. D. Anderson of Bloomfield, Pa., where burial will be held after funeral services here today. FORMER RESIDENT DIES Miss Agnes Andreae, a resident of ‘Washington for more than 40 years, died of apoplexy in a hospital at Wiesbaden, Germany, on July 30, ac- cording to word received here. She was buried in Wiesbaden. In Washington, Miss Andreae lived at the Ontario apartments, Ontario road and Eighteenzh street, Deaths Reporled Agnes J. Glass, 91, 3100 South Dakota | ave. ne. Nina Morse. R0, 343 P John J. Topper 1112 25th st Cecelia_Taylor. Emergency Hospital. 1741 Park rd. Charies Stockman, 4 ty Hospital. 05 13th st Lamont st. L] mmmeenes’ Hos- pita Ada B. La Montague. 39, 6200 %1st st. Robert E_Lee. ‘4. Gallinger Hospital Charles K. De Marr. IX. Casuaity Hospital Lelia V. Reid, $9. 929 Donaldson pl. Kate Bryant. 47, i Webster Weems, Providence Hospital Bertha Shorter.’ 19" Gallinger Hospital | Paulah Sweetney. 18, Preedmen's Hospifal Dorothy Rovinton, 6. Gallinger Hospital Infant Mary E. Coleman, Children’'s Hos- pital THE WEATHER Gi tomorrow fair; gentle to moderate north winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy and cooler tonight; tomorrow fair. Virginia—Partly cloudy, slightly east portion tonight: tomorrow fair, slightly cooler in southeast portion. West Virginia—Fair, slightly cooler | in extreme east portion tonight; to- morrow fair. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers muddy today. Report for Last 21 Hours. Yes'day. Temp. B Dig. 1 4pm Xpm | Midnignt Record for Last 21 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon lodlyv Highest, 4, noon today. Year 81 west,'71,'6 a.m. today. Year aso, 6% Record Temperatures This Year, 20, » on'January 28, | Humidity for Last 21 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon .-aay.) Highest, 89 per cent, at 6 a.m today, Lowest, 60 per cent, at noon today. Tide Tables. Coast and eodetic Survey.) Tomarrow. High 3% am Low Automcbile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation, Monthly precipitation in inches tn the Capital (current month to dat REFRIGERATORS A grand opportunity to revitalize your Litchen with the range or refrigerator you have always wanted — All appliances are in reduced far below regular selling prices. 4 The Gas Ro!rigon.flor is at a big saving! perfect condition, the famous refrig- erator with NO MOVING PARTS, which means permanent silence, long life and freedom from costly repairs. Every range has full-insulation, oven heat control, ad- justable broiler, and automatic lighting. Come early!’ e GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT COMPANY Weather in Various Temperature.3 : Stations. ey 2 | B33 222 Baltimore, Birmingham Cleveland. Columcia . c District of Columbia-—Partly cloudy | a4l gnd cooler tonight; cooler, preceded by showers in south- | BEALL RITES HERE THIS AFTERNOON Native of Georgetown, Who Lived in Chicago 40 Years, Was 86 Years 0ld. Funeral services for William Dent Beall, 86, member of an old George- town family, were to be held today at 3 p.m. in the chapel at Oak Hill Ceme- tery. Burial there will follow funeral services. A native of Georgetown, Mr. Beall went to New York when but 14 years old, later going to Chicago where he became associated with the Continen- tal Tllinois Bank. He lived in Tlinois 40 years, returning to Washington in 1921. Besides his widow, Mrs. Isabel Vaughn Beall, Mr. Beall is survived by a daughter, Miss Caroline Marbury Beall. Both live at the residence, 2219 California street. —e Births Reported. japd Bernadine Ebel, twins, lery and Imogene Harold and Myrtle Martin, Robert and Beatrice De Vore, boy. Cornelius and Dorothy Mahoney. Hunter and Minnie Madison. boy. James and Lillie Blanks, boy. Herbert and Constance Bar Daniel and Greta Duke. girl Joseph and Annie Robey. g. | Frank and Hazel Oliver. bo: Bunyon and Elizabeth Bugg Douiphia and Katie Harris Roy and Helen Young, hoy Calvin and Gwendoivn Pen, Charles and Ruth Shorter. bo: Aaron and Manile Mackiey, girl. Operetta Camp Feature. Culminating four weeks of work, an |operetta will be presented at Y W. C. A. Kamp Kahlert Sunday, at 630 pm., under direction of Mrs. wm Sigworth Morse. | under supervision of Miss Alice Gal- lup. Parents and friends of campers are invited. boy. Deaths. ]hn,n\n On Wednesday, 7 fices at St Columba's B Bliren: Tentestown. B E 51 Relatives and friends aze terment in Methodist Cemete Au home. lnvmu 8obrglonsed il Dow o 2 BY the Beloved mosband " Remains resting & 1 church Bst. nw Msry Griishy Ernest Jaryis Touse nw Moire funeral la ELL, BLANCHE ALEXAN) denly. on Tuesday. August BUANCHE ALEXANDER GRINNELL of Charlotte. N. C.. devoted wite of Robert Grinnell at the W. Er nest Jarv 1432 You st it m. f pov neral “church. Interment Lincoln morial Cemetery. HARRINGTO m:Anmz D. On Wi rd""- dav. August e *lioh ba Ci: BEATRICE B HARRINGTON beloved infant daughter of Clvde L. s"" Rachael M. Harrington of 4921 Georgi ave. n.w ashington. D. C.” Rema i at the Tves urr*al home. n blvd.. Priday. August - ment Columbia Garden A A Mis, MELISSA A ide- Interment n Lightfoot. Elizabeth. Daniel and Jenkins. ' Remains resting at the J T. Rhines_funeral chape d Funeral Pndn neral chapel. vited. Interment in Rost KOHR. HARVEY AZIMA n August & 19 BarvEY TAZRIA KOHR. agel 02 years, husband of Lucy G. and father of Rmm. F_and Kohr. Funeral private. lease omit flowers. LAURIE, RACHEL E. On Wednesday Au- gust 21.° 1935, at the residence of her niece. Mrs. Gertrude Yalley, 530 fth st 8¢, RACHEL E. LAURIE. daughter of the late Richard and Catherine Moore Funeral from the above residence on Saturday. August 24_ at 0 a thence to_Emanuel ch 13th and V sts. se.. 11 am Relatives Interment 1 Episcopal Congres- LEE. ROBERT E. A special communic tion of Osiris Lodge. No. 26 . A. M Ul be held at 1 pm. Prid 1835, for the purpose o nd the funeral of our late brotaer, ROBERT E. LEE (Signed) WILLIAM R McCATHRAN, Master, CHARLES P. ROACH. Secy. 2% LITTLE, LOUISE. Depa his life Mon- ‘August 19, 149:5 I UISE Departed this life sud- Louisville. Miami. Pl Minneapolis New Orlean: aha. Nebr. Philadelphia Phoenix. Ariz. Pittsburgh, P Portland. Me. Portland. Ore 2 Raleigh C. Salt ‘Lake City 29 M §an Antonio ‘ ich time. today.) ohar Oroene rature. Weater. Clear IronD = % 2E28 . EAR Horta' <nun “Arores (Current observal §t. Georges, Bermuds uan. Puerto Ric &k RRPRE] FOUND. one male. vellow and white. rrier. ®y. short smll -nue do: 'nh i ver-colored art legs. head LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BAR PIN. platinum and~ diamond, vicinity 20th and 8 sts. n.w. i Fard. 2519. Call_Georg! ELK'S Sunday. 61 this Re- TQOTH. Southeast Washington fi"l“:‘b. reward for return to ] toy type. bl:cl nna 'Mte POX TERRIER. tag 204. ancwers name ° Lincoln 6 fiver ford. T “ahg e Tmmed. OHford T shap: b wing, Avticult, nd T Returs Room 6300 Tt r McReynolds Apts.. No. lllm Dist. 18%0, Br. 105, bet. & a.m. and 4 ,_-. PACKAGE. airmail and airmal special . beiween and F on 7th o5 wm stamps, Eye pa turn to Pederstion of I‘N! Build; PEARL PIN, on Florida ave. between Mass. ind Gomn. “Pinder phone North De16. ard Pll ltfldll?' 3 T nesday. August 21, LOVE e Araves o’ mo Their Joss s devored wife. Lena Love daughters. Margaret and Alice Love. Sons. Wilbert and John Love: & mother. Louise Love: three sisters. Louise Ridge- 1y. Elizabeth Love an: n three " brothers. William, James Love. R Ford's funeral home. 13100 South Capitol st. Notice of funeral iater. MARION, FRANKLIN E. On Wednesday. 1935, FRANKLIN E. MARION. | the beloved son of Claude W. and Mazie | He also Is sunl;‘»d oy ‘three eral_se iday, August Dim.: thence to the First Pree Bituiren. 15th and N sts. nw. and friends are invited. Cedar Hill Cemeters. MASTROLACASA. ANTONIO. On Wednes- day. August 2i. 1935 ANTONIO MAS. TROLACASA. th Relatives Interment beloved husband of Filimina Mastrolacasa and father of Elvira Fontana and Alda Perruso. He yas a member of Musicians Protective Union. Local. No. 161. Funeral from m;lue residence. .'!"h H st. n. and are invited. Mount_Olivet Cemetery McCARTHY. JOHN. Suddenly. on Tues- day. August 20, 1935, JOHN McCARTHY. beloved husband of the late Bridget T. McCarthy (nee Reed). Funeral from his late residence. 626 Quebec on Friday, August at 9:30 Reauiem mase at St Gabriel's Church at 10 am. Relatives end friends are invited to attend. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. NAIRN. GEORGE W. On Tuesdsy, Ausust | 20. 1035 at his residence. 50 South Capitol Heights. Md.. aged 79 years. beloved hus lund of Mary J. Nairn. "Funeral from rst, |Christian . Ghurch: Gepital Helents, Md.- Friday, Augast 23, at'h s ment > Aflington National Cemetel’ ‘The Bl nw. NAIRN, GEOIG! ' oflcen Ax;d e ugust 1935, asist tn the burial of our late comrade, an Comdr. W, NAIRN terment Ariington National Cemeiary "M'G STIRK. Commander. PRINT E SHOMETTE. Adjutant. omoon. REV. BERTRAM M, On ne August 21, 1935, 10:34 pm., at w.mn.con Takoma Pack sqnnlnugeny lnved husband of Lu la ! C. Osgood of 4606 Highland ave., Bethesda. Md. mains resflnl lt ihe Colonial funeral home Reuben Pumphrey, Rockvitle, Md. Notice of funeral later. Tuesday. August mflwn Unlvtr!lu Ho-!- WENS _inee Mc- ed mother of William E. nd Mrs. by requiem mass Ho|v Trinity churth &{ r:“-.m_ Interment Holy Rood Cem! PERRY, AR R. On Thursday. Auum 22. 1035, at his home, Potomac. Md., JAR R.. beloved hi Bratha, PETTIS, GRACE C. 20 Au On_ Tus &!r rendencer cmm C, PETTIS. 5 thence Our dy. et mast 'l]xo‘bevsd:;!yd c.'z"’"”' n o friends are In\u:d Tnterment. Ol ofreter nt Ty On Tue s ), 1035, oy Lpidence.” 05 A . PO! 1800 2nq ot of the late he‘lov!d Gray and Rot ""”. two x“lle '8, Bertie Wllkanb.irr%chrlu'!“ Thomas. Remains ruunl at his la residence and may b! 'd after Pm. Thursday, Aug: Fu !rom hu ltle rnxdence Friday. Aug Crmuzrr Syl rl"lcog, ELIZA. 211 Grant PEY SR molher of Mary Thomas, garah Williams.* Loule "Srisoe an Ty Pryor. sisier of Ly Bost of other Telative nd Triends alin st e, the | Music will be | the | aurvive her. Remains resting at Hen: 8, oWashington & ‘Sons' funeral home, ‘m'; Deane ave. “n.c Notice of funeral QUILL, JORN nesday. August at his residence. JOHN P QUILL. Elizabeth’ A.- Quill, IE\ NOLIN. Defilr! d thll !1{5 Wed- Yied R Rarher 30 R beloved husband of Notice of funeral GFIALIH\! f‘lAC! Au( u of .‘J"Tfifi(‘ "x"é""’"”s a er of Casco and Grace Reynol She aJ(n s survived by two !"Ler?al?n!d one F neral from Ch: rme elery. Fahls Church Vo, ok ROBERT! LEN M. On Wednesday. Au- ELLEN B B i ELLEN M. ROBERTE of of Richard E. Roberts and beloved ¢r of Richard E. Roberts. Mrs. Edna E M lér Mrs. Nel Bzr}iwlflp Mrs. Prances aldema s 3 Jol IS Bessie B Mille Mrs. Jessie M iy e . Ol Puneral gerv- rother. 23, o widow moth- pm. at Inter- August beloved Roeder . Caudell of 1419 the Rt of “nm e Mrerman Mary W Chambers Co. 10 Chain 3t 1 w. unti d: P Wednesday ugus IA SIMMS of 520 Qus be viewed at s funeral home, N until 7 " at’ which to South TER PRANG SISTER MARY Suddenl Md em mass wil m- ch-prl ol mr‘H‘oyl Upton M \'c\amx'n omciat fount Olivet Cexmm. i mrn.q der n Tues- 20, 1 near Collington WINIFRED SLAVEN. cofineisy ng_at the James T. Pa. ave. se. \ \‘H day. Aveust Md. e Ryan funeral Notice of fu- viZI0, (uuo On Mondav. August 19. where services wili | and | | on \Vofinu- KIN 1935, CARLO VIZIO mains restin t the W. W. Chambers Co hnua‘l me. H"n C)‘apln st. n.w. Notice of eral late: WATSON, “Thurs WILDING. ALICE Suddenly. on Mon- 5. at Fredericksburg. AL N Selover ife bt Wiltian e W nother of Mrs Kansas City r 23 a m el l.\uc nd 4 nterment Hill Cemetery. i FILLIAMS, JENN On Wednesdgy. Au- gust 21 ENNTE_WILLIAMS. beloved .‘;. of Herbert Williams. mother oL Anna, Mae Johneon. Theima \h.lh-m\ al church. 1432 “Funeral Saturday. Ausis; from_the above funeral Falferment Hatmony Cemegers. WITHALL, JUDSON 3. oOn “pem-duv 1935, at the residence of his rvo;mh‘yn (G, Chester * Cavwood. orn st n.w.. in his 84t DSON J. WITHALL ' the beloted ‘b bena o the lage Eeicite E. 3 father of Mrs.'W i an el N C.Anderson of Bloom- ester Cav- the above residence E m. n x]‘ J. In Memoriam. BL II\F EDWARD B. In loving tv bute inderstanding daddy. EDWARD B BLAINE who died one year ago today August 22 Pather. a-:v the sce To see you le will always wander to "Testing place 1s green, the flowers wither TSseCl T mill mever fade; HTERS. ROSE AND EDNA BOBBITT, THEMPIE. In [c\'xnt remem- brance of our dear mothe g where life seven Till memory fades and ‘l'e doeuu Ycu'll live forever in our hearts Time takes away ths edge of grief. Your memory_turns back every leaf. HER LOVING CHILDREN. CUNNINGHAM. \IAIRI('E B.. who died fourieen years aso today, August 22 Ynu will never be 1o-nmv-n IFE AND DA! . | FORREST, lwnrlu' In ‘o‘mx remem- brance of our dear husband snd father. ROBERT FORREST. three years ago todav. HIS W] . CHESTER V. A tribute of love to the sacred memory of our devoted son and brother. CHESTER V. KING. who left us six years ago today, Ausust 22, Dear Chester, we miss your kind. soft words. The smile of your dear face: There's no one in this whole wide world Who could ever take your place. THE FAMILY, McDONALD. GRACE M. Tn sad but lov- ing remembrance of cur loving deughter and sister. GRACE M. Mc! (nee Olff). who departed this life’ four years ago today, August 19 Home is sad. oh. Lord. hn' dreary, Lonesome, ‘lonesome. every spot: Listening for her voice till weary, Weary, for we hear her not MAMMA: PAPA AND BROTHERS, EARL, LESTER. IRVING. . PHIPPS, J. FRANK. In 1&ving and devoted memory of my dear husband. J. FRANK PH] who today. August I lost a life companion. A life linked with my own, day by day I miss him As T walk through life alone. ‘The grave of my loved one is covered with figwers. To the heart that is broken, how sad are the hours more T am praving for the day of reunion to ome. Whes the lips nm are sealed shall no longer be dum! NELY. TOVING WIFE. ROSA. * JAMES JAMES R dep. ';mj life one year ago today, August ILY. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier's Sons Co. odern Chapel _Tel. CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 lA!‘l‘ CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 0372 V. L. SPEARE CO. H!Imfl the mem the original W i el NAtional 2802 nor con Speare elublhh.menk 1009 H'St. N.W- Establi; 7. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematonum 4th and Mass. Ave Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Bu’ch s Sons (A. L HAYCOCK, Mgr.) pron wEst o0t '3034 M St. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pisces "GEO. C. SHAFFER RAL E! 8 uonmrl IONE NAT “ Cond Sundaye. Cor. 14th Eye of Bertha Services later. o . A, ARk Phane! BINEL"s