Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1935, Page 11

‘ _/ort' 3 -@f’o/t ! aHmf,,/,W(o/‘aMf7 loveliness For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 75 No Extras! For a Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON'S f4 LOWEST PRICES) DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 COALE RITES SLATED SUNDAY AFTERNOON Prince Georges Republican Leader Will Be Buried at Upper Marlboro. By a Staff Correspundent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., Septem- | ber 13.—Funeral services for Samuel Gardiner Coale, 56, Prince Georges County Republican leader who died suddenly yesterday, will be held at 8 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Trinity Episcopal Church here. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Although suffering from a heart ail- ment for eight months, Mr. Coale had visited friends here Monday, and his death at his home in Forestville yes- terday shocked political circles in Prince Georges. A native of Prince Georges, Mr. Coale was long active in public life, having served 18 years as chairman of the Republican State Central Com- mittee and four years as deputy au- tomobile commissioner of Maryland. At the tyme of his death he was & deputy collector of internal revenue. Africans Protest. Africa is having hunger marches. man's. ton. All materials, all every shade. ALL WOOL SPORT SLACKS English drape slacks—just the thing for school Nobby Fall shades and pat- terns. All sizes. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F Go to Eiseman’s for TROUSERS No difficulty choosing the pair of trousers you want to match that odd coat at Eise- We have the largest and best stock in Washing- Come in now. sizes, or dress. $3 52 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1935 MRS. MARGARET DAVIS WILL BE BURIED TODAY Halpine Woman Died Wednesday at Home—Survived by 8ix’ Children at 72. Special Dispatch to The Star. HALPINE, Md. September 13.-- Mrs, Margaret L. Davis, 72, widow of George W. Davis, died Wednesday night at her home here following an iliness of several weeks. She is survived by six children— Roy E. Davis, Mrs, Effie Mangum, Mrs. John Harding and Miss Arrie Davis, all of Halpine; Mrs. William Mooney of Washington and Harry E. Davis of Gaithersburg. She also leaves five stepchildren—Mrs. George W. Whipp, Mrs. Alice Scheirer and Mrs. Bessie Kelly all of Washington; Mrs. Harry Finney of Redland and Mrs. Edward Plant of Detroit. She was a sister of Neil and Henry Soper of Washington, Oliver Soper of Poolesville and James Soper of Dickerson. The funeral will take place’ from the home here at 3 o'clock this after- noon, burial to be in Rockville Union Cemetery. Pullman Official Dies: SANTA BARBARA, Calif., Septem- ber 13 (#)—Clive Runnels, 57, vice president of the Pullman Co., died yesterday after a long illness. Runnels came to Santa Barbara from Chicago six years ago for his health. . Births Reporled | Albert P. and _Thelma Kirk. il Jorm'-r and Thelml& sumv-n bor. nsor - s, girl. iz’l:‘:ra“:nd Nellie Douglass. girl || Mol 3 and Mary V. Baiiey. g1 Prince H. and Svivia Johnson. boy Marion and Jessie Cunmingham. bor. tha Hawkins, || charlle and Bertha ‘Hawkins, boy | d Aretha || Rihara"and Gilbertha Jackson. sirl. —_— Deaths Reported. less. 86, 3825 Ingomar st. | Binthe T SRecd. 33, Thth and R ats T aruert, 60, Walter Reed Hos- st. 5w, Emersency dospital. Emergency Hos- .Ylm‘:x T, Dickerson, 21 Walter Reed Hos- | it pi 5. 702_Columbia rd. Anns e 74 &L Hmbzmh. Hospieal | b & 5204 E st. | Adaia H. ston. B0, 1638 New Hampehire ave. a5 dine. Gallinger Hospital | (edar Hill %wmmw meterg Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise L2 CHARGE ACCOUNTS QUICKLY -AND EASILY OPENED No red tape or delays in opening a charge account here. No extra costs whatsoever. You pay only the regular cash price. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F New Patterns—INew Models— Nezww Shades— FALL SUITS 21 NOTHING DOWN JUST $7 IN OCTOBER $7 IN NOVEMBER $7 IN DECEMBER A brand-new selection of rich-looking Fall suits in sturdy hard-fin: for long wear. Distinctive new patterns and models that have supreme style and quality. Men accustomed to paying more for clothing will welcome the savings offered on these fine new suits. " Rich new Fall shades—greys, tans, browns and blues, plain and fancy. Young men’s and conservative styles in all sizes. These suits are bargains at $21. * PAY ished worsteds famous N | Eleventh street southeast. MRS. KAIL'S BURIAL WILL BE TOMORROW Services to Be Held at Allison Street Address—Capital Resident 50 Years. Funeral services for Mrs. Kate Ran- dall Kail, resident of Washington for more than 50 years, will be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sam Houston, 1417 Allison street. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Kall, who died suddenly Wed- nesday, was one of the oldest members of the First Baptist Church. Rev. Milner C. Brittain, assistant pastor, will officiate at the services, with members of the Order of the Eastern Star assisting. A descendant of & prominent hmfly in Westmoreland County, Va. Mrs. Kail came here 50 years ago and has lived continuously at 917 Florida avenue. She was employed in the Government Printing Office until 1930 when she retired after 26 years’ serve ice. She was a member of Ruth Chapter, No. 1, Order of the Eastern Star; a life member of the Interna- tional Brotherhood of Bookbinders, the National Geographic Society and the Geneological Society of Washington. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Houston and Mrs. Berkeley Wright, and four grandchildren. THOMAS E. COGAN, SILVER SPRING, DIES Retired Navy Yard Worker Fa- tally Stricken on Bus En Route to City. Thomas E. Cogan, 78, retired Navy Yard worker, died yesterday afternoon while riding on a Sixteenth street bus en route here from his home at Seven Oaks, Silver Spring, Md. Born in Washington, February 28, 1857, Cogan resided all his life in this vicinity. After 35 years' service at the Washington Navy Yard he was re- tired about 15 years ago. He was a charter member of Kismet Council, Royal Arcanum, & group orig- inally composed chiefly of employes of the Navy Yard. Some years ago he transferred his membership to the District Ceuncil, in which he took an active interest. His wife, Ella, died several years He is survived by five daugh- ters, Mrs. Milford Smith, with whom he resided; Mrs. Joseph P. Brashears | of Chevy Chase, Mrs. Charles B. Cra- | mer, jr., of Bethesda: Mrs. Lawrence V. Appleman of Kensington and Mrs. Harold W. Kennedy of Bethesda, and a sister, Mrs. Annie Cogan of Wash- ington. | Funeral services will be held at 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon at the | Harry M. Padgett funeral home, 131 follow in Congressional Cemetery. e Lack of Crime Celebrated. On a day when there was not a single criminal case up for trial at || Kilkenny, Irish Pree State, the county registrar presented the judge with a pair of white event. A\i/8Vi/e\ir o Fall In a Tempting Variety of New Models and Shades The snap brim with the New Contrast- ing Band—the smart New Bindings . .. the aristocratic “off the face” hat as illustrated, which can be snapped suit the wearer’s whim . ., the Homburg, with real . « « the Tweed-finish Tyrolean Shapes, adaptions of the Alpine Originals . . . New colors—Sepia, Aluminum Pearl, Cobalt and English Grey, Burnt Moss Green. $5.00 6. Other Saltz Bros. FRANK S. BROWN FUNERAL MONDAY Glenwood Burial to Be Given Member of D. C. Family Who Died in California. Funeral services for Frank 8. Brown, 51, member of a Washington paint retailing family, who died Sun- day at San Pedro, Calif., will be held Burial will | gloves to mark the Sualtz Bros. Stetson 1011 Seventh Brown, founder of the R. M. Brown Paint Co. at 1252 Seventh street. His brother, R. Carey Brown, now conducts the busi- ness. After a brief career as an educator in the District, Mr. Brown entered the service of the Navy Department. He was civillan paymaster and chief clerk in the old auxiliary supply branch for several years. During the ‘World War he served in the transport service, carrying munitions to the American Expeditionary Force in France, and bécame cargo superin- tendent for the S8hipping Board. Aft- er the war he was associated with a private steamship line. “Surviving are two brothers, R. C. Brown of Washington and Fred | Brown of Highland Park, Mich., and | & sister, Mrs. Ivan J. Riley of Wash- ington. Twins Four Days Apart. WEST BEND, Wis, September 13 (#)—A boy, weighing 6 pounds, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Zim- merman yesterday, nearly four days after his twin sister, weighing 415 vounds, arrived. Marriage Licenses. Samuel ll Bell, 23. blgnth .. gl m Alice Cash, 16 Kerr Aurlel !enemtr 2" 111 urny pl. and chelss Mount :Innn; L Rev. Frederick "W Per: lllkln‘ E. Hamilton, "fl. Well mr(&ora‘ Gt bl one 2t Shevy *Chaie, 3ea: Revt M Siman. Hollter. ‘ | Homan B. Kinser. and Maryhelm de P Va.: Rev. J. H. Dun * Chuie. ackson Puerto Rico | Iph A on“ and Otell e Gcllndo 1o 1328 n. S Victor A Di lio, m ‘ Both ot " Bhil Roberl E. )lllttnll‘ Harry Redd | 'fiJmu Hall, 18 S05" n 'st; sw. Rev. 1422 1st st. and Mesers. u;‘;g} u:clnuk 616 6th st.: Rev Charles igks. | H. > and Virginia Lu- ROl Brookss 16, both of Richmond: Va. R‘h Sl.‘ i 35, and Par: Vagilic “,; nvrun‘:x ;2339 aras o A ussis. Koryski, A% and Do %1, Soth of nmneu. My C'mv‘b‘:‘ ¥ Four 50 spd Olive Galliber, 2 é(n.‘m}m “of Richmond. Wilhelm Anderson, 8. and Alige V. both 5 BT IPotR of Chlicass. Rovest & Matingly. and_Adele C Megtins 3an On of Philadeshis. jelder. R1. Gha Pa: Rev. John' C. Ba nd l:uubun Ludes. Pa. and Wy- Ui78) 78 i 180 ‘Judge | £ Hats international flavor Havana Brown, 50 $8.00 ‘Fall Hats are $5 Z BROTHERS arel for g STR.'{B'I'. Saltz Bros. Ends Satu gemlemm Final Sale rday 'at 6. Offering Greatest Values of the Year BROWN driver's permit, 2500. KIWANIS CLUB NAMES CONVENTION DELEGATES l!nreld'x. Marsh, Bynum E. Hin- tor and E. B. Van Voorhees to Go to Danville, Va, Washington delegates to the Cap- ital District Kiwanis Club Convention in Danville, Va, next month -were elected yesterday at a meeting of the local club at the Mayflower Hotel. They are Harold N. Marsh, president; Bynum E. Hinton, vice president, and A. B. Van Voorhees, director. Alternate delegates are George P. Mangan, vice president; Charles W. Pimper, lieutenant governor of the local division, and Floyd Jennings. Roe Fulkerson, first president of the club, was given an informal farewell party prior to his departure to Flor- ida, where he will spend the Winter. R. L. Pollio, manager of the May- flower oHtel, and -Mark Lansburgh, department store executive, were speakers at the luncheon. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF TODAY. Meeting, Ladies’ Auxiliary, District Firefighters' Association, District Building, 8 pm. Dance, Langley Junior High School, First and T m;vflnnew., 8:30 p.m. Meeting, Chi" Sigma Sorority, May- flower Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, Dasughters of Americs, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. TOMORROW. Banquet and dance, Chi Sigma Borority, Mayflower Hotel, 6 p.m. Bingo party, Knights of Columbus, Tenth and K streets, 8:15 p.m. District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; little change in tem- perature; gentlé variable winds. Maryland—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomor- row; little change in temperature. West Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer tonight in extreme west portion. River Report. Potqmac and Shenandoah Rivers muddy today. Report for Last’'24 Hours. Yes'day. Temp. Bgro. Today. Temp. s Des. 4 3. 78 30, l‘ldnllhl M 30 .07 Noon - -7 go Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 80. 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Yesr 'la"lt B8, 5 a.m. today. Record Temperatures This Year. PR on July 2 —2. on Janua imidity for Last 24 (Prom noon yesterday to naon today.) Highest. 93 per cent at 3 & today Lowest. 53 per :enl. nv. 5 o, yesterday. 35 ¢ ] = n " Soaing 230 wrwm Se e 33pm 642am be turned on . today. Automobile one-half hour after sunset, Preeipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date) Month. 1935 A 191950 2928900, uqs._-—d:»ln«.p: provtieonatartetn o & tefelstel] 5 E - 25383 |--nor i S 230013008 » (55 SaecIecs |TANE Col b‘:‘ 8.C. ‘olumbia. Cole Denver, Detroit. Mich. | El Paso. Tex. Galveston. 220 > D D > S ES s oma_Ci aha. - Nebr.- 2 Ehiladeiphia - B S&"m‘"’ i Bort '3 e in, ny 'ult }nnel p jurich.” Switzerla tockholm, Sweden ibraltar. Spain Ry Rsores e t’cm;:m. Sbae: n Jusn, Puerto .. Cubs DOIO!. l:nnnl Radio Sets Built. Radio sets are to be manufactured in Uruguay. FOUND. fiFfl WANTED ANIMALS apply gh Rescue League. 71 O st. n.w. LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil de accepted Mondays to Fridays, ifclusive, 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. l{s‘l"kt ty_7th BAG, enn ete. AR B MLadee Tewara. "oz fsth st. n.e. i EE - |.ni Ilm 3 chxl drawn on tal nh TS, G s = 6 Beacon st., se¥iz, vt i o IR d Col. 51 ”' IN—IM.'I! in. .l !n blem. _vici G—Whltt gold, _with l fl' Iadies’ room. Thur . Bx. ’H~l Afi-elfll-. nn m- in sle. dATE Ted_ag | ad u.n'.;-znm u{m Tabte Re: )2 uro Gl"hn Year ago, 67. | MRS. BERRY FOUND DEAD AT HER HOME| Leader in D. C. Patriotic Groups Believed Victim of Heart Attack. Mrs. Margaret de Clare Berry, 65, leader in Washington patriotic groups, was found dead in her apartment 3115 P street yesterday. Death was believed to be due to & heart attack two days earlier. Mrs. Berry was found when police forced the door of the apartment after neighbors reported she had not been seen for two days. Mrs. Berry had been under treatment for a heart af- fiction. A cousin, Brig. Gen. Jefferson R. Keane, 2804 N street, and other rela- tives were notified. Relatives in Con- necticut were expected to arrive here today to make fumeral arrangements. Mrs. Berry was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, Dames of the Magna Charta and the Socilety of Colonial Dames. Each year she entertained the officers of the various organizations at a patriotic banquet in the La Fayette Hotel. She was one of the original members of the National Woman's Country Club. Americans in Spain. Spain lists its population from the United States at 1,012, Braths. ALLEN. LUELLA M. s )2 1925, Ua".lfi“uru!d.xu&l&- . on Baturday. Septe; r 14 0t pm Relatives wid teies v1 ted. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Alul'l" D, JAMES. Departed this life September 10, 19'15. at_the T Ased b! Home rior Asee x-nd firm. JAMES Busene Fo; Bouth c?ml 1 Damed parigr Rev® Werhen Smciein s Jamed Bavigr, ey, Voaurey oficlatine. ASHCRAFT. DAVID. - uddents, . o BegiembuiD] g Suddeniy. on n"&' ]0'.4 son of David and Josephine Ash- craft. “Puneral from Saftell s chapel. i and H sts. n.w., on Saturday. Septembe o 3 p.m. " Interment Mount (flx);ll ‘PAUL ALVIN. Suddenly tember 11, 1935, PAUL beloved son of Henry teler. Funeral on Septem Rela ang 1‘r‘1enu Yavited. m""}’fm ville, INDIANA E. On Friday, Sep- 13, 1038, at her residence. A0S H st nw. . the beloved mother of Jesse C. Brooke. No- tice of funeral later. BROWN, FRANK 8. On Sunday. &ntemv ber £.'1635, at 8an Pedro. Calif. PRANK 8. beloved ‘son of the laté Ruban M. and Aunie Q. Brown. Punersl from’ the 8. Serseon. 1011 7th at. onday. September 16. at 3 Relatives and friends invited to Interment at Glenwood Qm- p.m attend. etery. BURKHALTER. RO! On _ Thu udlL tel . 1935, _at her residence. se. 'URKHALTER " beloved wife of Ernest Burk- . _Funeral from the above resi- dence on Saturday. September 14, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Congressional Cemetery. BURKHALTER, ROSE. The Ladies’ Ald - | of Concordis Church are requested to attend the funeral of our late sister, ROSE BURKHALTER. Saturday. Sep- 35. pt Ber late residence. at 2 pm | COALE, SAMUEL G._ Suddenly, on Thurs- | €ay. September 12, was dence._ Forestville. COALE. beloved hunnnd of the Sarah Jblephkntc'mlle father of M m. ot “Gardner "Goale ali of . Puneral from his late residence on Sunday. September 15. at 30 pm thence to Trinity Episcopal hureh. ™ Tpper Maribora. M- gvhere services will be conducted at' 3 p.m Relutives "and "triends javited. ~Inier- ment Episcopal Church Cemetery, UDDel’ Marlboro. Md. CQGAN THOMAS E. luddmlv nn ’murs- day, Beptember 13 E 1 'rx oo, x\rg Dusber ate Ella A Padgett's_funeral h!a'me. mvnud this m» WFd- nesday. September 11. 1935, at at his residence. 1227 1st st. n ' 8 piet lliness JAMES ERVIN. beloved band of Alice Ervin. brother of Mrs lanche Love of isy Johnson of rmnnur b3 .v 3 ve. n.w, | _ Harmony Cemetery. nm JAI!S Columbia Lodge. No. £5. E. of W. hereby notify ‘fhe ruriers) of !mmn JAMES ERVIN from E. W. Bundy' Se T ven Fri- September 13, ‘at 7:30 p.m. = All EIks are invited ALLAN, A C GRIEFTTH. Exalted Ruler. LR A NP BELL. Becres IIVIN JAMES. Social Loflle No. 1. 1l officers and mmben 'm assemble at &:oltl!h Rif 1633 lnh n on Saturday. !flmmbn 2 Doon. to attend the fu- Il‘ll o! our brother. By order of LORENZO R_BERRY. Worshipfil Master. GARDINER. MARY BLANC! lu. September 12, dence. 1445 Park BLANCHE GARD) wife of the late Somes Gardiner and. Smother ot Mrs. Stanley Schum and Misses Louise sed’ _Blanche Gardiner of Washington, D. nd Mrs. Bernard E. Sisson of Mr. 3. Cectl Gndmer Remains at the W. W. Tobers.Co. funers] home. 1460 cmnm w Notice of funeral later. RRIE. On Thursday. September | B TN aC Shier Memorial Hospital, CARRIE HILL of 1245 Rth st. n.%. 'SUNVIved By two sisters. Mis Mareare; Harley and Mrs. Nellie Coiman. “and three brothers, John. Fred and Claude lll Funeral from the chapel of Thos. , Sergeon. 1011 7th st. n.w.. on Mnn- { ptember 16. at lacives ang hlendl fnvited o' .uena Interment Glen Cemetery. KAIL, KATE MNDALL On Wedneldly September 11. 10:] a \NDALL _KAIL. beloved —mother Eathanne Kah wrisnt ‘snd Flore Kal Houston. ' Puneral services at the sboye address on Saturda. ptember 14. at 3530 Dm Relatives and friends Invited. KAIL KATER. A luclll muun: of Ruth Chapter. No. 1. O. 1t Saturday. September 1 03 E. Masonic_Temple. 'Brighty ©, to attend the funerdl of our Tate’ sis- or, N 1Y 85 order of ¢ woriy O DA"M. PARSONS, Secretary. ufl-‘ Bl-'n REBECCA. On Wedn mber 11. lQ'\fi at her resi- Il'e? Hill. Md.. beloved wife Ol the late John Latimer. _Puneral from the above rtlldll“ on Saturday, September 14. at Ehiaren ™ Bxon Hi Ma.at 11 e . ircl n . ., . Relatives and frienids invited. Ipter: ment church cemetery. ONARD. JAMES 8. on Wednesday. e’ tember 11_ 1935, at Casualty Hos- ‘:ul- JAMES JARD. beloved hus- d gf the late Blanche Leon: neral from e ' "Berdo & Co. Tu- lk n Satur- thence g Wil s and friends ent Arllnm Nation e eorember 10, 1%55’1'1?"’-1%:3 of his son, Jasper ‘Marshall 1132 N. ) MAJOR 08t _of er rela- ives. ‘and L nds. Remains resting_ at Moon ‘& ilen's Tuneral home, 1355 t. Funeral _services ber. 14 at Toano, Va. and friends invited MAY. ZELDA'L. Buadeniy, on Wednestay September 11, 1935 at the residence of her sister. m:lnu Nioml E 3 lling. 8 Mptneral from u:e nme residence vited. e Rall!lvu on Saturday. . Relatives and Triends in “terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. OWAN. JAMES A. Suddenly, on i '& I-'nber 9. A“'“ 3. ital. [ o Mgy andthe Jate Joseph 5 1 from his ll“ W THA M. On 'rhn':-ny W nfé:&gu‘ ':;'m :f Martin E. ¥ R s at ;T At his resi- | AMUEL G | Mre | HAWS. OSCAR E. Interment | JWELL mnwoov At lloullt A}u'io-u Fri N W Il erednion of the late Rovert and 18 survived by s wife, o lmt%ln. 7330, B Pricay, 35. for the pure of :endurum services over the s s, cOmrade. HOWELL NORW! J N D. KILEY, Cmm-ndor MITCHELL. JOSEPHINE MALVAN. denly, on Thursdsy., September 12, 1945, at 6:50 p. Boli %P P, s her residence. 780 Pair: mains resting at the Malva neral home. New ver ’Ch""' y Notice of Tuneral later. PI.IASAN‘I'. ELLA. Departed this life Beptember 9. nnzen ¢ tliness. ELLA their -lur Jenkuu "and s sister, 1l and othzr relatives lnd th and V Bonitn o B basnés Comed n“'"" flerali POINTER, MAUDE, On Zussday, Septem- {54 ReauBE POINTER. the be. lov!d dlulhlfl' of Mary nlnur nden her mother she leaves two siste; three brothers. mains resting ll. lhe W. Ernest Jlrvll funeral churc 1432 You st. n.w., until 4 p.m, Satus day, Beptember 14. Intermeny Norre X 14 THER. HELEN ALBE . d‘uhsepumbder LA Tea At s X at ner " renidence.” 1330; rmmont n.w. HELEN ALBERTA PR. de: Voted ‘wile of ‘Alphonso Prather. fnother of Gladys Prather. r are one sister, Smith: brot loving 20 “Frazier's funeral Island ave. n.w.. tember 14."at 4 389 Rhode until Saturday. Sep- B.m.: thereafter at her late residence. Funeral Sunday. tember 15 at 1:30 p.m.. fro Wesley A. M_E. Zion Church, 23rd & L sts. n.w. Rev. Alstork ocinting. Too terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery, 15 NA. _On Thursday Septembe 45, ANNA QUAID. beloved m- ter of the late Catherine M. Boyl neral !mn her late residence. 4413 Bih &tumu September 14, at equiem’ mass at St Driel's Chiurch b B oelack.” Relaty and friends invited_ Interment Cathedral Cemetery, ll]umou = RAY MARY ANNE. On September 1 1635 at _Lon: i A ANNE Ray ans dovencer of Cimay and Mrs. H. J. Rav. Interment will bs In Arlingron National Cemetery at 11 a.m. September 24. 13 ROBIE, MABEL CLYDE. On Thur: September 121035, Hospital, MABEL cl.'\gnumfl')mmm Rhodes eral_from ‘herlat - Gence. 1524 Batt, Capitgl B on‘mavas- b1 S“’kumcb" "l 2pm thence o ari 3rd and A ste. se. services will be held at 2:30' pm. es_and friends are invited. in- termen: Gedar Hill Cemerers. ROBINSON. WYATT. oOn_ We September 11. 1935, -;’/nufifflfifi" 1901'L st. n.w.. Apt. 2. 8ON, beloved husblnd of Emma Robin- son. father of Elsie Madrid. brother of Ellen Hawkins ~He algo jeaves other relatives and friends. " Remams resrms 4% the W. Ernest Jarvis funera) church, 1432 You st. n.w. JFuneral Saturday. September 14, at p.m.. from the Jerusalem_Baptist chunh 26th and P ste. n.w.. Rev. Augustus Lewis officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. !HECKELS, CLIFTON W. On Wednesd mber L. 1938 " at Oakion e late John W. and Agnes N. Sheckels. Funeral from’ the chapel of Thomas 8. Sergeon. 1011 7th st. n.w.. on Saturday. September 14. at 8.30 a.m.. followed by Tequiem mags at St Matthew's Church at 9 Relatives and friends invited Interment Rock Creek OCgme- QOUIE AMELIA MAY HAGER- Pridsy, September 13, 1935, L!'Are!r reAsmenr! 022, 13th &t g AGERUAN TUCKER, beloved wife of William J. Tucker._ Remains resting at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st. | n.w. Notice of funeral later. W[(‘IEIJ.Y JOH\' On fiur*dlyfl&lfi ppert Home. uac'xmLY the beloved husband of the late Anna Weckerly mee Forc- ham). Puneral from the W Rifles sinerai” nome 853 sty on Saturdsy. September 14 st | Interment Congressional Qemetery. atives and friends invited. \WOLP JULIUS. Suddenly, on Thursdav, September 12, 1935. at' his residence 514 Prince st Alexandria, Va. | WOLF. beloved husband of Ids Bern- heimer Wolf. Puneral from his late residence on Sunday. Eeptember 18, at 30 am. Rabbi Abram 8Simon of- fciating. In Mmm BURTON, CAROLINE V. In memory of TEN " Sho assed svaroiieE ynrl‘lzla today. Beptember 13. 1032, » peaim 116, v, 15— Precious & { gieht of the Lord i the death | saints.” 'ln sad mmomhrlncl my devoted husband. OSCAR E. Tiho departed this life three Tears) 5o today. September 13, 19 1 miss him. oh. so very murn. But _would not wish it so. That he were back in this vain world | ring. sin | I8 LOVING WIFE, CARRTE B HAWS. JOHNSON. ESSIE V. brance of my wife. who passed awa September 13, 192 Eight years have passed since that sad da; The one 1 loyed was called away. y missed. HER HUSBAND. 5 . JOHNSON. JORNSON, ESTELLE V. In sad but loving Temembrance of my, darling sister, ES- eparted this mo lefiht years ago today, September 10 ploying remem- ESSIE V. JOHNEON, tht years ago today. 'nn desrest one we ever knew, Sister. darling. that wa: One could search this rhol! world round, A better sweeter sister can never be oun: DEVOTED SISTER. LAURA E. GREENE. | | PAYNE. MARION T. A tribute of love and | - “devotion o the memors of my beloved mother. MARION T. PAYNE. who passed to the great beyond &ix years ago today. September 13 1920, HER DEVOTED SON. FRANK VANDER- i LIP PAYNE. ¢ | RAUZINO. MICHAEL. In loving remem- brance of our dear husband and father. MICHAEL RAUZINO. who departed this | life September 13, 1028 Ta‘ llv!!h"\ !h! hearts you've left behind s not to df | =S L3VIRG' wire AND DAUGHTER. * | REED. PRISCILLA. Today brings sad mermories of the loss of our dear mother REED. who departed this llfi. threz years ago today, September 13, Years may wipe out many things, But this will wipe out never. The memory of those happy e s n we were all toget! FRIEND AND CHIL- __ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. | 01, EAST CAPITOL 8T. VL SPEARE CO. Nelther the successor to nor connected with the original W R Speare establishment. NAtlonal 2892 it. NNW. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave NE. Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons ] g.-.-n,mh‘" o6s 3034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. i3 svenin St NN NAtional 2473 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. NW. Col. 0432 517 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER XPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT ll’un PRICES. PHONE NAT. 0106 Open Evenings nls-fiy- Cor. l4th 8 Eye (EO. Ei oué