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this afternoon at Hysong's funeral parlors, 1300 N street. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery. Mrs. ILocher was widely known for her crusade in behalf of better mo- tion pictures for children. Aided by Harry Crandall, formerly owner of the Metropolitan, Earle and other Washington theaters, she established and headed an organization which ar- ranged programs for juvenile audi- ences znd utilized the screen for edu- cational purposes. She was born in Tennessee, but lived most of her life here at 1136 Twenty-fifth street. A leader in women'’s groups, Mrs, Locher at one time was president of the District League of American Pen Women, or- ganizer of the Ladies’ the Spanish War Veterans and presi- dent of the Soroptimist Club, Her husband was Jacob John Locher, a Spanish-American War vet- eran, who died eight years ago. Surviving is her mother, Mrs. Chas- tina E. Hawley of Washington. FUNERAL TODAY FOR MRS. LOCHER Social Worker Known for Crusade for Better Chil- dren’s Films. Mrs, Harriet Hawley Locher, author of children's books and prominent social worker, died Saturday in Gal- | linger Hospital after a long illness. She had been suffering for three | years from a disease which she is believed to have contracted originally | during her service as a nurse in the Philippine Islands during the Span- ish-American War. Funeral services were to be held J./Ve:m-flkaffaént Means what it says THE most aggressive salesman is more than likely to miss a good per- centage of prospectiue customers in the course of a day's work. He's bound to waste time separating good prospects from bad—calling on people who can't be sold. How much more efficient to break the ground for him— pave the way to most likely customers by introducing yourself with a printed salesman first. The right printed advertising will do that, more than you ever imagined. We offer every co-operation—from the idea, writing and designing, to the printing. Phone for a representative. BYRON S. ADAMS Phone Dlstrict 8203 512 1lth Street N. W. o Auxiliary of g THE EVENING STAR,- WASHINGTON, MRS. J. Q. ADAMS RITES PROBABLE TOMORROW Arrangement Not Yet Completed. Husband Accompanies Body Back From New Orleans. Funeral arrangements for Mra, Helen Banks Adams, wife of Dr. Jo- seph Quincy Adams, director of the Foiger Shakespears Library, had not been completed this morning, but it is expected that the services will take place at the Hines funeral parlors, 2901 Fourteenth street northwest, to. morrow. Dr. Adams arrived in Washington with the body during the night. Taken ill while returning from a vacation motor trip to Mexico, Mrs. Adams was admitted to a hospital in New Orleans Thursday last and died Saturday. She was a resident of Ithaca, N. Y., and a student at Cor- nell University when she met Dr. Adams, then & member of the Corneil faculty, and they were married in 1930. A daughter, Helen, was born two years later, . The family home is at the West- chester Apartments, Thirty-ninth street and Cathedral avenue. (edar Hill %mmmmmd (emetery | Where Perpetual Care is |More Than a Promise| e A A S e Established 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast SN FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR MISS KARPELES Rhode Island Psychologist Was Native of D. C.—Formerly Taught Here. Miss Lotta M. Karpeles, 38, State psychologist in Rhode Island and for- merly s teacher in the public schools here, died yesterday in Garfleld Hos- pital. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow from the 8. H. Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Burial will be in the Wash- ington Hebrew Cemetery. Miss Karpeles was a native of ‘Washington and a graduate of George Washington University. After teach- ing in the public schools here for 10 years, she moved to Providence, R. I. Surviving are two brothers, Maurice J. and Dr. 8. R. Karpeles of Wash- ington, and three sisters, Mrs. Adolf Taussig of Providence, Mrs. Thomas Shanahan of Riverdale, Md., and Mrs, Oscar Bucholz, Springfield, Mass, ROYDEN D. CHASE, P. W. A. AIDE, DIES D. C. Man Succumbs in South. Body Will Be Brought to D. C. Today. Royden D. Chase, 60, of 2518 Seven- | teenth street, died yesterday in a Wilmington, N. C., hospital, according to an Associated Press dispatch. He was a project auditor for the Public Works Administration, associated with the office in Richmond, Va. Mr. Chase, who had been working in Wilmington for several weeks, was stricken with a heart attack two weeks ago. His widow, Mrs. Ivy Chase, and his daughter, Miss Nancy Chase, were with him when he died. ‘The body will be sent to Washing- ton today. Anti-Divorce Drive. South Africa has an anti-divorce | campaign. Ethiopian Tribesmen prove they can take it! PERCIVAL CHRISTOPHER WREN Fomous author of “‘Beau Goste,” ““Beaw Sabrenr'” and other best sell- ors gives a vicid description of Ethiopia—the bravery of its seople, the treackerous terrain of its junele =—in ‘A Dosen of Ale,” & dra- matic short story whick will appear #u Sundey's fesws of THIS WEEK. Au OTHER HIGHLIGHTS in Our Sunday Magazine FRANK BUCK, author of ‘‘Bring ’Em Back Alive,” tells about Fireball, the leopard that gave him his most harrowing experi= ence since he began wild-animal hunting. BAER OR LOUIS ? Before you start picking the er of the big fight read William Ing| article, ‘‘Can Louis Tame the Baer?”’ thor of “‘Beau Gest Read this new story of the Abyssinian jungle by PERCIVAL CHRISTOPHER WREN ** “‘Beau Sabreur,” etc. If Mr. Mussolini believes the Ethiopians can’t take it; we advise him to get a copy of Sunday’s issue of THIS WEEK and read “A Dozen of Ale,’ story by Percival Christopher Wren, author of *Beau Geste’’ and other stirring stories of the Foreign Legion . . . Here Mr. Wren musters all his skill to demon- strate the daring and endurance of twelve dusky gentlemen who were sent through desert, mountain and jungle for twelve new short bottles of ale—and got it . . . almost. ETIQUETTE FOR CHILDREN. Emily Post tells mothers how to develop & well-behaved ehild without crippling the youngster’s initiative. “CRACKER'S BRAT.” Gordon MacCreagh pits a crooked city slicker against & ‘‘cracker’’ ehild of the Florida everglades—and is the slicker surprised! FRAZIER HUNT portrays a fighting idealist who may soon loom large in American life: Governor Marland of Oklahoma. he Sunday St ORDER YOUR SUNDAY PAPER NOW Phone NAtional 5000 A D. C, MO WIDOW OF JACOB DICK GIVEN VIRGINIA BURIAL Special Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va., Septem- ber 16.—Services were conducted here today for Mrs. Margaret Jane Dick, 88, widow of Jacob Dick, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Roy Stotler, this city, with whom she had been making her home since the death of her husband more than a year ago. She was a native of Morgan Coun- ty, W. Va., but lived most of her life in Frederick County, Va., not far from the Morgan County line. Surviving are six daughters—Mrs. Nathan Hovermale, Cross Junctions, Va.; Miss Mollie Dick and Mrs. Rob- ert Place, of.Good, Va.; Mrs. Will Teets and Mrs, S8am Boyd of Winches- ter, Va, and Mrs. Stotler, at whose home she expired, and two sons, Kirk Dick of Cedar Grove, Va, and Earl Dick of Winchester. ‘The body will be taken to Wesley's Chapel in Virginia, where funeral services will be conducted and burial will be made in the adjoining ceme- tery. MRS. HEYMOND DIES Mrs. Mary H. Heymond, wife of Arthur P. Heymond of Manassas, Va., | died yesterday at the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Claude E. Arnold, 1931 Calvert street, after a brief ill- ness. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 | p.m. today from the Trinity Episcopal | Church, Manassas. Burial will be in a cemetery there. Mrs. Heymond is survived by her | husband and two brothers, Graff Ha- verstick of Frostburg, Md., and Alex- ander Haverstick, jr, of Akron, Ohio. Births Reported. George R. and Pauline Frank. boy. John M. and Knhmne M. Brown. girl, James L_and Ruth T. Nutwell girl Francis P. ll’\d K!meryn C Hibbard, boy. Harry L. an: w ett, girl, BN and Mary N Headies, boy. Murray L. and Melba Crosse. boy. Chester F. and Anjeaveite C. Davis. boy. John M. gnd Dorgthy A. Power, boy. Albert and Dora_Yoacum. bo: E. Stanton and Velma L' M Kenneth and Clara Yates. b Harry E and Hattie B/ Toler. boy. nd Naomi Stover AT R. and Phoebe F Humnhm sirl. hils & ana Blien Kendall. o oy Henry C and Jogephine Gramlic am ” Aobor P and Augustine D. Miils. girl and nnm McClure. lul Harole D and Clara Johnson R"ind Marsterite M Riordon, ir Pred and May Guice. boy. John D.and Margaret D." Holland Do Howard B. and Helen V. Brown, boy. Harry R._and Annie Jones. girl Edmund J. and Helen C. Fiickinger jonn C. and Grace € Kelly, sirl. and Rose Marano. Arihur B And Mary B Bremora sirl. Oden and Lorraine Allen. boy. George and Theresa West. sirl. bos. D raft Wyatt Roblnlfln fl“ lr James Amuud. 5. "Home 1br Aged and Josconine M. Mitchell, 51, 780 Fairmont Philiip Lee. 49. Gallinger Hogpital, Maude Pelnter. a2 T Hos Infant Robert Robinson, llln[u’ HGIDX- VDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 GEN. HORTON RITES TO BE TOMORROW Bishop James E. Freeman Will Conduct Services for Re- tired Officer. Brig. Gen, William E. Horton, re- tired, former assistant to the Army's quartermaster general, will be buried in Arlington Cemetery tomorrow after funeral services at the Church of died Friday at Fort Jay, Governors motor aphasia. The Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington, will conduct the funeral services. ‘The following will act as honorary pallbearers: Ord Preston, Marcy Sperry, Rudolph Yeatman, Col. J. Miller Kenyon, personal friends of Gen. Horton; Laurence Leonard and Maj. Edgar W. Hume, Army Medical Corps, representing the Society of the Cincinnati; Maj. Gen. Louis H. Bash, Maj. Gen. Harry L. Gilchrist, retired; Brig. Gen. Matthew A. De Laney, Col. Bryan Conrad, retired, and Col. Charles G. Mortimer, retired, repre- senting the Army, and Col. John W. Oehmann, representing the District National Guard, and Dr. R. T. C. Dorsey. Gen .Horton was born here on June 28, 1868, the son of Maj. Willlam E. and Josephine Julia Clarke Horton, descendants, respectively, of Thomas Horton, one of the first English set- tlers of Massachusetts, and of Joseph Clarke, a pioneer settler of Rhode Island. began with the Spanish-American War. He won decorations from eight countries. New Jersey State troopers found Gen. Horton sitting in his automobile last Tuesday. motor aphasia. been driving to Washington after visiting relatives in New England. He was suffering from Former Publisher Dies. LOS ANGELES, September 16 (#).— Howard Ordway Hilton, 73, founder of the Rockford, IIl., Republican and its publisher until his retirement 15 years ago, died of pneumonia at his home here, THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; slowly rising tempera- ture tomorrow; gentle northeast, shifting to east and southeast winds. Maryland—Fair tonigiat and tomor- row; slowly rising temperature to- morrow. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomor- row; slightly warmer tomorrow in north and central portions. West Virginia—Fair, slightly warm- er in north portion tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudiness and warmer, morrow afternoon or night. River Report. Potomac River slightly cloudy and Shenandoah very cloudy today. R ort for Last 48 Hours. Temperature. Barometer EISEMAN'S SEVENTH AND F TROUSERS To Match 0dd Coats 3 i Eiseman's—the Trouser | and up SEVENTH AND F NEW FALL TS 2 Splendid values in pure hard-finished worsteds. Suits in distinctive new patterns and models. Rich new fall shades— greys, tans, browns and blues, plain and fancy. Sizes to fit every man. Guaranteed perfect fit, CHARGE IT NOTHING DOWN JUST PAY $7 IN OCTOBER | | !nurd-v— Degrees. | pm. - 73 HH Mnient I Sunday— 4am 30.08 30005 3 %soude g g iz Sum Record for Last 21 Heurs. {From noon yesterda to noon tod Hi . 2.30 p.m. yesterday. est. 55. 8 a.m. today. Year Year ago. 68, Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 86 per cent, at 5 s.m. today Lowest. 45 per cent. at 4 p.m. yesterda: Tide Tables. (Purnished by United Btates Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Low Sun. today Sun. tomot v Moon. ' Today Automobile one-half hour [y - 1 “UH\II” - March April May June Ritgust ugust September October Rovembei | December Weather in Various Citles. Fremperating = Stations. S3353%25 882557 Sttt +3 33 . 7 reenwic ime. iy Temperature. Wén’mer glongy Cloudy loudy loucy loudy jear im. ibra) tfir ln- n Cloudy 60 Greenwich llme today.} Horta ( !ll? Alor 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. nlgr o rv::‘ h‘cfl.““éh.:: HANDBAG. _bi initials G A containing 2 pai sses. cash. eo-un end case; Bundsy afternoon clgt afterne Pohick a‘mnh Vi If found, eall d\ll’lnl day District 5470. Branch 37. KD . brown. suede m- on CAMEO PIN, ¢cinity 17 We: Md. Wisc. 2 $7 IN NOVEMBER $7 IN DECEMBER iver rd.. 3-:' u w- VIw and Wuhllmn Y n o e, the Epiphany at 10 a.m. Gen. Horton , Island, N. Y., apparently a victim of | The general's Army service | beside & road near Somerville, N. J., | He was said to have | showers in extreme west portion to- | EX-LEGISLATOR DIES James E. Edwards Represented Pennsylvania in Congress. ATLANTA, September 18 (#).— James E. Edwards, 73, former Repre- sentative from Pennsylvania, died here Saturday after a brief illness. He represented the Allegheny dis- trict of his native State in Congress more than 25 years and was politi- cally prominent at that time. Coming to Atlanta at the start of the World War, he had held positions as auditor with several firms. @ard of Thanks RYCE. OSCAR A. We wish to tender our sincere thanks and appreciation for the besutiful fowers and kind sympathy of our friends at the sudden death of our Fheloved Rushand and father. OSCAR A M LUUVIN!A c DAUGHTER. Bratha, ADAMS. HELEN BANKS. Baturday. September 14. 1935, at 'Ni Orleans. ‘La.. N BANKS ADAMS, Beloved wife' of Joseph Quincy Adams. Remains resting at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2801 14th st. n.w. No- tice of funersl later. BERG. GEORGE On Saturday, Sep- tember 14, 14 oAb 735 B, at his residence, 16 v.. GEORGE 1., BERG, beloved "Rusband. of Rose K. e al on Tuesday. September D.m., trom the above residence. Reintives Snd tricnds Imvited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemelery. (Baltimore, Md.. papers please copy.) BROWN. WILLIAM H. Depa-ted this hr» suddenly on September 1. Casualty Hospital, WILLIAM H BROwh He leaves to mourn their loss three s ters, Mrs. Lilile Park. Mrs. Be ner’ and’ Mrs. Haliie ephews. four nie Suddenty, on efatives and {riend 3t the Cornish & home_ 2121 10th day. September 17 above-named fune PRosemont Cemetery. CHASE_ROYDEN D. Suddenly. on Sun- [ ‘September 15, 1015 at Wilmington. N6 SROYDEN . CHASE. beloved . Cv (‘hne Funeral fr Chureh Tuesday. S‘n- "o Rem, ‘Cornisn Co w. Funeral Tu 2 from t 2 p home. Interment 16 ey Rock Oreek P: tember 17, a CLABAUGH, MAIY u On Saturdav. Sep- tember 5. at Emergency Hospital MARY B CLABAUG'-] Remains resting the W. Chambers Oo. funeral home.~ 1400 Chapin s nw. Funeral services {n Oak Hill Cometery Ch-bcl on Tuesday. September 17. at 10 & COE. EMMA V. On Ssturdav. September 14. 1935, at Sibley Hospital. EMMA V. COE of i42% Newton fi. n.w. Puneral services st the 8 H. Hines Co_funeral home. 2601 14th st n.w. on Tuesday, September 17, At 1 p.m. COOK. CHARLES C. CHAR! f] Cook (nee Hauf- mi ather of Mrs. George B. Weiss. Puneral from his iate residence. 108 Birdwood ave. Catonsville. Md . on Tuesday at quiem ' mass at t. Roses Chflrch "l’vD !r‘ Montgom- ery County. at am. Inter- Tment chureh cemeters. (Joliet, Tl pa- pers please copy.) 16 COOK. CHARLES. The ofcers and mem- bers of Grantiyn Tabeinacle. No. 70. A 1 0. of Moses: You are hereby notified to attend a call meeting Tuesdav eve- ning. September 17, 19:15, R o'clock p.m., at the Moses Home t arrange for the CHARLES COO] September 1R. st o ck the ‘funeral homrno! nn»m’ Campbell, C. WILSON. W. §, Secretary. On Saturday. Sep- 1935 at her home. Hunting AMELIA CROWN. the v of the lste Henry C. Crown. Remains resting at the Colonial funerai home of Willlam Reuben Pumphr Rockville. Md. Puneral services at shove funeral home Tuesday, Septem at_10:30 am. Interment Barnésiowh. Ma, DAVIS. MARIE L. Departed this life on Sunday, September 15, 1033, at her resi; 03 Ontario road n.w. MARIE | S B vis, devated wife ot Andersan Davis. loving mother of Virginia E. Davis, beloved sister of Helen B. Hicks and Frances E Arnold Remains resting W Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1452 You st nw Notice of funeral later DE_VAUGHAN. SAMUEL D. On Monda: September 1A, 1035. at University Hospital s:ww AR husband of Jul and "ton"of Samuer P deceased. _ He leaves thre lism A. Samuel B. and Vaughan. Remains resti Tesidence. 200 North Roy Va mnem Wednes: With solemn hish mass ac Bt Cathofic ‘Church. Alexandria. Va FPERGUSON. BLANCHE R. On Ssturday September 14. 1035. at her re idence. 1827 Corcoran st. n.w. BLANCHE R. FERGUSON. organist at St. Augustine’s Catholic_Church. Remains resting at the McGuire funeral home. 1820 9.h | st n.w._ Requiem high mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Wednesday Sep- tember 18 st St. Augustine's Catholc Church.” Interment Mount Olivet Cem- FERGUSON. BLANCHE. 8t Monica's La dies’ Auxiliary 140 and District Auxil- fary 2. Knights of St. John. are hereby | notified of the death of Sister BLANCHE FFRGUSON. Call mesiing Tuesday. Sep- £ . McGuire's funeral nw. _Puneral mass 1935, at 10 ROTHER D. SARAH TYBON. CROWN. AMEL tember 14, Hill. Md Mary'é HARLOTTE LU GENEVA TIPPETT. Dist FREY. WILLIAM JR. September 14, 1 5027 T ave. n.w FRE' JR (he beloved son of Sa and William H. Frey ineral_services at the above residence on Tuesday September 17 at 2 pm. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Congres- sional Cemetery. FREY. WILLIAM H. JR. A special com- munication of Brightwood Lodze. No. 43. A. A M., is hereby called for Tuesday. 8eptember '17. 1935. at 1 pm. in the lodge room. for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother WIL- H R Tvice at his late on at hie residence. WILLTAM T Tenldence, Bo5S Minote ave: B pm.__ Interment Congressional Cemelery By order of the master HENRY C. STEIN. Secretary. GIBSON. ALICE E. On Sunday. Sep- . 1835, at_her residence, 524 ALICE E. GIBSON. lov- inz daughter of the late Edward and Theress Gibson. ‘She leaves to mourn their loss one grandmother, grandmother and other relatives - and many friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye'sis. sw. until Moncay September thereafter at her late residence. Notice of funeral Inter. GRAUMANN. AGNES J. On September 16 P35, at the home of her daushter, Mrs 33 M ol fion Saueht nm Heights _Alexandria. va GRAUMANN beloved wife o J"hn Graumann Funeral itove residence Wednesday. S 1R, at 8°30 am thence to 8t Church Alexandria, Va be offered a¢ 10 Rer toul, Tuterment in . Mary's Cem- etery. Alexandria. Va HEYMOND. MARY H. On Sunday. Seo- ln’H at the residence of her ~“NARY BV now. 3 = OND. the beloved wife of Arthur P. Hevmond of Manasses. Va_ Puneral from the W. W. Chambers Co. ‘funeral Bome. 1400 Chapin st n'v.. on Monday ptember 18. at 1 pm. Services ini the Trinity Eniscopal Chue, Manassas, Va. at 2 tatives and le!nd! in- vited: ~ Inferment Mansssas. Va IRIG. GEN. WIL! Dismber 17, 10 nd N Y. Bri Whore miase will Mrs. Calvert st b IAM E. HORTON. F’uncr-l services at the Boighany Church Tuesday mornin mber 17. 1935. at 10 o'clock. fol- lo'ed by interment in Arlington Bn(ionnl Oemetery. N. WILLIAM E. With great sor- nnounce to the Military Service Legion of Washington the death of our comrade BRIG. GEN. WILLIAM E O] Funeral services “at _the Church of the Epiphany. Tuesday Sep- em . 1935 at 10 o'clock. eInter- m!m Arunx(on National Cemetery S J. HOLE Commander., CLARENGE H. GREEN, Secretary. HORTON, WILLIAM E. Bricadier Gen- eral. ‘The Disirict of Columbia _€o- ciety of the Sons of the American Rev- olution announces With resre: the death l Compatriot Brig. Gen WTLLIA‘\( E ORTON. wi se 10 at the Church of the Epiphany. The fol- lowing committee is named to attend the poriard and Rév. Tuther HMess C C. GRIGGS, President. HORTON, WILLIAM EDWARD. The Dis- trict of Columbia Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States announces the death of Hereditary Companion and Chancellor W, N. Brigadier . at Governors Island. 1935, Pul h of . 'N.W., on Tuesday. 17 10 o'clock a.m. Interment at the Na- Monnl Cemetg‘; Imlnnon. Va. U. 8. Navy. Commlndn OHN K. M. EWING. Recorder. On !und-v September 'BON of 4700 Kare aunts, Mri Buowden; one uncle, Claude Hyson: also relatives and friends. R: JASPER. MARTHA E. onday. September 16. 1835 Woodiawn. V.. MARTHA She is survived by four sons, me daughter, two erandchild d four, _sreat-giandchil relatives st her late Departed this RYCE AND | poegrsetonn | a great- | am_for the repose of | | MODERAT % | Sond Sundays Cor. 14th © Eye Braths. JOXCE, JOHN E. oOn Bunday, Scptember 35 dence of his niece, Newton st JOHNTEY JON R, delaved: Taiher ot My Clarence Brown (nes Alice Joyce) and vrother of Mrs. Annie Cofley of Annan- dale, Va. He nlpsa is survived by four ral grandchildren Ghambers o 2 Cha; n.w. on Wednesday. temoer 18, at 9:30 am. thence to s.ma Heart Church. 16th st. and Park rd. n.w.. where ma. will be offered at 10 a'm. for the vepose of his soul. Hela: Uits and friends” in-ited. Tnterment Arlington National Cemetery. 17 KARPELES, LOTTA M. On Sunday. Sep- tember 15, 1935 _ai_Garfi:ld Hospital GTTA M KARPELES of Providence. B L and Washington. D. C. "Funeral serv- ices at Hines Co. funeral home. n.w.. on Tussday, Septem- e 2:30_p.m. Interment Wash- ington Hebrew Cemeters. KING, CHANNING B. On Sturday, mber 14. 1935, ‘at Brooklyn. N CHAN‘JING B. KING. He leaves mourn their loss a loving wife nw. [ eri-in law, Thomas Lynch and Dr, Harey Lynch. He also leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Remains restine at his late residence 3007 1:ith st. n.w Funeral Wedne:day. September 18. at 3 from Nineteenth Street Baptist Interment Harmony Cemetery. e ni oclock. Ohurch. McCRONE, CLARA O. B. Last rites for NiTe CLARA O "BUMECRONE, widow of Arthur ‘B. McCrone of Richmond ana Washington, s tember 14 song’'s parlors. Tuesday, Septembe; services at Bt. Pa Va.. Wednesday. vived by & niece, Miss Margaret O'Brien: one nephew, Louis D. O Interment Hollywood Cemetery. | MOHUN, MARTHA v. LAUB. On satur- | i 4 ‘at the nome ‘Brien ain Hysong's parlors. 1300 * Funeral services Tuesday, Sep- 7,8t 1130 am 25 I ave. nw e) ‘Ouk Hill Cemeters. LA - *r.r;\l' w '" nl "‘-‘ { - thal and mother of 3 Leroy and hal. om Sond- 1902 Uta September 1 Interment in Ohev Baltimore. Md. TTTUS ROWE. the beloved wife late Georze G. Rowe Funeral Tue September 17, &t 1 at Elkton, Md GEORGE timore, Md FRANK, Suddenty e n N. GRACE \mnnrn Sepiember 15.° 1635 he: from Mount Pleasant Md SMITH. HERBFIT R. On Monday. 8ep- tember 16 at the _home of his di hrider. 615 r Spr Md . HERBERT | u: ina Jackson \ neral Tuesday. September | Cem to attend. | STRATTON. CORA BELLE. On Mon Seotember 1 at_Gallinger CORA H[LLE STFAJ"I’OV | neral hom 2 | of funeral fater SWINSON. CARL R i cARL 'R W INGON' loved husbanc of Marie Swinson. tice of services later TAYLOR. ALFRED. = Departed this life on Saturday. September 13 1035, after a T “Hospit wa brother of Nathaniel ins resting at Barbour Bros. X ne. until tember 18 ¢ Mrs Georeia Teylor. VEIRS. THOMAS JONES. On Mopdas A JONES VEIRS ¢ f the lnre Edw FIRs Remaine res nq 2 uner; of iam R | hrey Md. "Notice of tu In Memortam. BUSSELL. RICHARD HAROLD. TIn SSELI 8ep May he res .n pea: AN’D CHILDREN. BUTLER ;::n'"x'“ (10, Sad remembrance ng mother. MAR' UT- LER “who ertered the sres: bevend vor- §hteen years ago today, September 16 The dearest one we ever knew, Mother. darling, that was vou ne Qne could search this whole world round sweeter mother can never be DEVOTED DAUGHTER, NE afeees TER, MAGDALENE GRAVES. EARL CARROL n sad, re- membrance of our band and ther. EARL C\rRROLL 'GRAVES. who a0 parted this life two arted tnis life two years ago todas mas wipe out menv th this will wipe out neve: happy vea HIS LOVING WIFE ANDY BAtGTeR HOLMES. DAVID. In sad memory of o beloved _ son " and _brother HOLMES. who departed years ago, September 16 MOTHER AND SISTERS | IVERY. MACIO. In sad but loving remer:- | " “brance: of our cear son. brother a :‘ th MACIO IV EP\ uro departed this "FATHER. sIsTER M. LOUISE. n lo my dear niece. M. LOUIS who departed this life ago today. September 16. 1934 HER LOVING AUNT. MATTIE SAYLES. RYDER, JOHN FRANCIS. 1In sad rrw\lm- brance of our dear father. JOHN FRA I8 RYDER, who died thies vears September 181 HIS CHILDREN.® "~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST C 301 EAST CAPITOL ¢T hone Lincain 0: V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W R Speare establishment. NAtions! 2802 St. N.W., J. William Lee’s Sons Co, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoin 5200 Joseph F Birch’s Sons Phone wns none 3034 M t. N.W. Established 1841 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 Seventh 8t N.W. NAtion.l 2473 Modern Chapel _Tel. One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 517 llti St. S.E. . Alllnhc 8700 _ FUNERAL DESIGNS. mem- ROB- te year ; | GUDE BROS CO. Floral P 1212 F 8t N.W GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT PRICES. PHONE NAT. 0106 1