Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1935, Page 11

THE_EVENING STAR, - WASHINGTON, UNITED FOOD STORES Operated by Washington’s Leading Food Merchants Privately Owned and UNITED 2 packages 15¢ Early-Morn PANCAKE SYRUP 22 oz. 23c Bottle 1 Can Bee Brand Pumpkin Pie Spice WITH EACH 2 oz. Bottle Bee Brand VANILLA Extract Both 2 lc for SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE bottle 23C BURCH BUTTER BITTS pke. GINGER SNAPS ]50 COMET RICE The Real Economy Package 2 s 17¢ Jell-0 ;2" 3 skes 19¢ large cans Reopening Celebration Dave s Market 20th & L Streets N.W. Phone Met. 7900 Thursday Oct. 3rd, 8 P.M. This store has been com- pletely remodeled, new in every detail. We extend to you, your family and friends a cordial invitation to be present on this occasion. FREE baskets of groceries and souvenirs will be given away. Peaches LIBBY’ BABY FOOD Assorted 2 cans lgc doz. cans $l.00 POST BRAN FLAKES 2 e 2] ¢ BAKER’S Premium Chocolate hllvet LIBBY’S DE LUXE e CROSSE and BLACKWELL SPECIALS Tomato Juice 4 cans 27c PURE PRESERVES ASSORTED 1 Ib. jar 23c Orange Marmalade 11 jar 23¢ DATE AND NUT BREAD sm. can 1 9c ASK US FOR FREE CONTEST BLANK WHITE HOUSE COFFEE Thermo Fresh. Correctly Ground for Drip or Percolator p “RMoyg S ST AR Smoked H AMS Ib. BRAND :llced CREAM OF MUSHROOM CHICKEN NOODLE VEGETABLE 2 1 CHICKEN BROTH WITH RICE AND OTHER VARIETIES RICEDINNER, 2 Spaghetti - Meat, 2 = CHICKEN A LA KING—10Y;-0z. can Tall n' 2% cans FREE ACTION PICTURES *FAMOUS CIRCUS PERFURMERS ON BACK OF EVERY PACKAGE oF ATIES o+ 25¢ n'i u ns SANKA COFFEE 97% of the Caffein Removed Ib. can. IOWA STATE BUTTER Lb., 36¢ UNICO ROLL BUTTER »3lc United Brand Butter SUNSHINE Suprise Assortment rke- 31c Edgemont Smacks rke. 1 7¢ 'UNEEDA BAKERS Rits___rke- 25¢ Premium Flake Crackers 1on e ](c ENTER PILLSBURY'S EASY PRIZE CONTEST it $10,000%° . 4 PRIZES CASH! imple statement about the measuring sifter built into every package of — 29c Fi.. FIRST OF THE SEASON = FANCY:: APPLES 4 B l 5c‘ THE ALL-PURPOSE APPLE VALUES IN QUALITY MEATS FRESH FRUITS—VEGETABLES GENUINE SPRING FRESH KILLED TENDER GREEN FANCY FRYING DELICIOUS Leg-O-Lamb | cyyickpns | BROCCOLL| “ppies b 27¢ 25¢ "y 35 bunches 4 . 15¢ Potatoes Fancy Rib Roast . _ . ™ 29¢-31c 10 & 15¢ M’ Sweet Potatoes F l'esll Hams etk Whole or 1, 33c HALL 3 Ibs. 10c Half - % h kR Eroa T e Lo dhedhitlby Callf. Cmots------__z bunches 15c Hi-Grade siicea Bacon - - - - - 31¢ ?’:flow e T ALL-PORK SAUSAGE MEAT. ____ cror Cranberries-----___ ® 15¢ Stringless Beans._.____2 s 17¢ GREENLINKS ..._._._......... e Brussell Sprouts----. g2 19¢ 15¢ FRESH FILLET of HADDOCK .. __ » Tokay Grapes. -2 1. Oranges .2 ¢z 43¢ % OYSTERS Ses™ SOHRisT BON AMI OXYDOL CHIPSO e 21c POWDER UNITED GEM For Your Bathtub Broom ..69¢ LARGE MEALY » 37c n. 39¢ w-20c -19¢ at. 55¢ at. §5¢ PARSON’S HOUSEHOLD Ammonia bele 21C and Kitchen Sinks P & G SOAP 3 b 13c 'D. C. DIES IN MARYLAN Member of Pioneer Mont- gomery Family Will Be Buried in Oklahoma. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. HALPINE, Md., October 3.—Alex- ander Austin Braddock, 81-year-old collateral descendant of Gen. Edward Braddock, under whom George Wash- ington served before the Revolution, died here yesterday at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Edmonston. Mr. Braddock was & member of one of Montgomery County's pioneer families, a family which at one time owned considerable holdings aeround Rockville. His grandfather constructed the Hungerford Tavern in Rockville in 1817, before the town’s name was changed from Williamsburgh. Born Near Rockville. The son of George Reeve and Tabitha Austin Braddock, he was born in 1854 on what is now the Christ Child Society Farm, near Rockville, and, with the exception of a few years in the West, he spent his entire life in Montgomery. Mr. Braddock was the husband of the late Marie Antoinette Braddock.| He was identified with the newspa- | per profession for many years, serving | | with the Eentinel and Advocate in | Rockville and at one time being the | editor and publisher of a newspaper | | in Columbus, Ohio. | Burial in Oklahoma. | _ In addition to Mrs. Edmonston, Mr. | Braddock is survived by two sisters, | Mrs. Blanche Braddock Creamer of Rockville and Washington, and Mrs. | Catherine Braddock Pyles of San Francisco and Washington; another daughter, Mrs. Leslie Daniels of Okla- homa City, and two sons, E. Reeves | Braddock of Oklahoma City and George Braddock of Minneapolis. Final rites were held this afternoon at the Colonial funeral home of W. Reuben Pumphrey in Rockville and interment is to be in Oklahoma City, | where his wife is buried. Shipping Gain Forecast. DAVENPORT, Iowa, October 3 (#).—The Midwest Shippers’ Advisory Board yesterday indicated it expected a fourth-quarter business approxi- mately 8.2 per cent better than in the | same period last year. Automobiles and trucks led in the estimated in- creases, with gains of 60 per cent. Decreases of 30 per cent in livestock shipments were indicated. bl s Births Reported. Anunziata and Rosa Santiati. boy Philip and Yetta Garber, boy. Jemes and Elizabeth Quade. | Carl and Carolyn Zost. boy. Joseph nd Elizabeth Prevo: boy. James boy. e Tl boy. ary Robertson and Myra Sullive rlotte McCutcheon, Thomas and h_Jameson. girl Fiward and Butn Hasmcoen George and Nancy Yakel Giraldo and Anna Pastr john and Mary Kinney Birt® d Rose Kobernick. girl liam “and Doris enderson, Sirl. Dron. and. Vers. CHfTord giry Alphonso and Marion Jackson. boy. Hilary Nannie Smith. boy. Lrving and Beatrice Sewell boy, REPORT DESERTED. STRAY!D ANIMALS To Thl Anlmll Prolnll};e Alloflluan. POLICE DOG male, with (ol\lr bldly 1 Jured by car. Wisc. ave. and Harrison s | Owner identify and pay veterinary bill. Lost and Found advertisements Jor the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issus Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 ym Sa(urday BANK BOOKS. rnoon | Mur- e 1 at shell. female. lost or straved from 3834 Harrison st. nw. | | Reward._Clevela | CHART mnwm oice. in rear of 1 n Cali North 6a0h o North 625 DIAMOND WRIST WATCH. Tuesday night. in front of at and _Alask: DOG. black and white Engli: !und address on collar. Re (horne st. n.W E’NGAGIM!NT RING. at one of the nubllc bulidings or parks: value. 100. Phone Emerson o nns o( speech _and | Reward. u. in case. Thursday. Priday or Saull’dly bearing name of Denver opti- ciau. Call Wtsl ]40(1) McGuire. Reward.® | ILLIN sevel Dlatinum | case: lost lboul oot ; Address Box 203-E. 8 KEY. Pi Gamma Mu. "M. graved on back. Reward. PAPERS AND CONTRACT _of _America; Hxnontll Society, vicinity New Hampshire and 15th st. R!'lrfl for return to 1 {enyon st. n.w. at 13th lnd Fnw. Call Clarendon 17: FUPPY - wireEs fox__terrier up| S West Kirke st & ‘Phone Kuonsm CF va, on 4th st beueen G and ts. 5.w.. Tuesday morning. Oct. 1. Re- ur; 3 l Inside case, To radium’ hands, Shee Traes . downtown. 5t Phone West 1150. " CEMETERY LOTS CHOICE LOCATIONS IN LOCAL CEMETERIES REASONABLE PRICES FOR INFORMATION CALL CEMETERY LOT EXCHANGE Georgia_2836. 1313 Kennedy §t. N.W. @dar Hill Bt B Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise (UE Is One of The La, Undertakers in theWorkd A S SERVICE 5195 e o o o In Case of Death Call MAIN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN N.W. COlumbia 0432 80! ST _ BRANCH 517 11th ST. S.E. ATlantle 6700 R A R ) black, tan nnd white. 4 months old, old, | i ' LA BRADDOCK 8 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meetlng. Mineral Aggregate Insti- otel, 8 p.m. Dlnner. cumopcuun Club, Carl- ton Hotel, 7 p.m. ing, Psi Lambda Tau Sorority, valngh Hotel, 8:30 p.m. Dinner, Whandotte Co., Raleigh Hotel, 7 pm. Dinner, Women's Guild, Grace Lutheran Church, Sixteenth and Var- numn streets, 4:30 p.m. Meeting, visitation, Daughters of the King, St. John’s Church, Thirty- fourth and Rainier avenue, Mount Rainier, Md., 8 p.m. Meeting, Mortar Board, 4939 Thir- tieth place, 6:30 p.m. Dinner, Chevy Chase Methodist Church, Connecticut avenue and Shepherd street, 5:30 p.m. Dinner, Trinity M. E. Church, Fifth and Seward Square southeast, 5 p.m. Meeting, District Society of Clin- ical Laboratory Technicians, Gallinger Hospital, 8 pm. Dinner, Thirteen Club, Willard Ho- tel, 6,30 p.m. Card and bingo party, Providence Hospital Day Nursery, 408 Third street southeast, 8:30 p.m. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Kiwanis Club, Mayflower | Hotel, 12:30 p.m Ceremonial, Tall Cedars, Hotel, 7 pm. Banquet, Pi Kappa Alpha Alumni Fraternity, Sholl's Cafe, 1219 G street, 7:30 p.m. Bingo party and d dance, Notre Dame | | Hall, North Capital and K streets, 9 Lpm. Meeting, Round Table Club, Univer- sity Club, 12:30 p.m. Dinner, Trinity M. E. Church, Fifth and Seward square southeast, 5 p.m. Better Shrubbery in Demand.! CHICAGO, October 3 (#).—Shrub- bery and bulb fanciers are buying higher priced stock than at any time in the last six years, Elden Burgess, Gailsburg, Mich., president of the Na- tional Mail Order Nurserymen's Asso- ciation, said yeu.erdly. Deaths Reporled Austin C. Merri® $0. United States Sol- diers' Home Hospi| Jullus E Pleitner. % 15 University pl. tilson. 75 4 vi Fonie L. Maccubbin. Theodore Bergling. pita Thomas W. Tucker, 70 Carrie Case. 4. 1412 Mae E Cassidy 61, Harry ‘Copenhaver. 701 D st D'st. se 1:316 Monroe st 4. Emergency Hos- se. pital Kittie Spicer. 47. St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Joseph Levy. 46 Sibley Hospital Clarence Suthard. 40, Gallinger Hos) Russell L. Petrie, George Washington Hospital Herbert W. Buckland. 26. Emergency Hos- A st ose Maria Edelin. 60 1417 Sadie Howard. 54. Freedmen's Hospital Mary Harris. 53, Home for the Aged and flen fntant Ruey. Ganinger Hospial. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair, slightly | colder tonight, minimum temperature about 43 degrees: tomorrow fair, colder; moderate to fresh southwest, shifting to west and northwest winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy and colder tonight and tomorrow. Virginia—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow; and in extreme north portion tonight. West Virginia—Partly cloudy, slight- 1y colder tonight; tomorrow fair and colder. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear today. Report for Last 24 Hours. Yesterday— Today— Temp. Baro Deg Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.} Highest, 87, noon today. Year ago. Lowest, 6 a.m. today. Year ago, 4 Record Temperatures This Year. Highest. 98 on July 20. Lowest. —2. on January 28. Humidity for Last 21 Hours. (Prom noon yesterday to noort todas.) Highest, 50 per cent. at 6 a.m Lowest, 43 per cent, at 4 p.m. Vester- ay. Tide Tables. United States odetic Surves.) (Furnished by Coast and 5:36 p.m The Sun and Moon. Rises. today_ Sun. tomorrow.. Moon. today.- -Automobile lights must be one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital tcurrent month to date) Sun. turned on December Wuther in o119 TN EF SRR Rt o Tndianapsiis Jacksonville Loutsville, mi, Fla. Clear ;'llnnubollx Cloudy M Clt Okllhoml City. 29 58 3B 3 oo moDomn D DRD: 33233RF2333%. Greenwich time, Temperature, Weather. 5 Cloudy (7 am., 86 awich time. today.) 66 Cloudy | Raleigh | slightly co'der tomorrow 3 | FAIRALL, ALLEN. 1 RITES TOMORROW FOR H. D. NEWBOLD Services to Be in St. Matthew's Church, With Burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services for Haywood D. Newbold, 30, prominent young broker and socialite, who was asphyxiated accidentally yesterday by fumes from a gas log, will be held tomorrow in 8t. Matthew’s Church, followed by private interment in Rock Creek Cem- etery. Requiem mass at the church will be offered at 10:30 am. Honorary pallbearers include Hugh D. Auchincloss, Richard Dunn, Hope- well Darneil, Joseph McCammon, Moran McConihe, Chauncey Parker, jr.; Courtland Parker, Tinsley Garnett, Harold Paterson, Blaise de Slbour‘ Robert Stead and Corcoran Thom, jr. | Mr. Newbold’s mother, Mrs. Maria | Brown Newbold, widow of Thomas Newbold, is on her way from Colorado Springs, Colo. His brother, Charles, is en route from Kansas. Mr. Newbold's lifeless form was found on the floor of the library of his apartment at 2339 Massachusetts ave- nue early yesterday by a maid. Gas was flowing from the open heater, which apparently had been extin- guished by a draft. His wife, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Newbold, and a sister-in- law, Mrs. William Cushman, had left him reading a newspaper about 11 o'clock the night before. Coroner A. | Magruder MacDonald issued a cer- | tificate of accidental death. Shakespeare Popular. Moscow delights in Shakespearean | pl Ball, | Remairs resiing art’s funeral home, 0 H st. ne. neral Friday. October 4. at 1 p.m., the above funeral home MARK. On Wednesday. October fron friends invited A M notice. o Inferment Cecar Hill Cemetery. BEEK. MARK. The mrm‘»rf 14 I Valley Forge Council < PemmL: . ;['hugi‘ddly Dcloher,( J‘H'v o hoid iervices fo i MARR B%’%D 4 }: our late bm(h!r AZEL. Counselor. L. M. GREEN. Secrets BRADDOCK. ALEXAND AUSTIN. eanescay October atfam at the home u! his dn ghter. Mrs. W. B. Bc- gflnn*lorklniu;Rgthll( Md ear. AUSTIN BRAD- | DOCK beloved husband of the late ticnette Braddock. Puneral | t Colonial Xun!ra‘ home of William *Reuben_ Pumphrey ® Rockviiie Md. Thursday October Interment Okiahoma Cny. Okla omit flowers. BRUNER. B ‘\J\VIIV H. Or‘ Tuesday. Oc- tober 1 m M_st pr Kihdly ER. husband of John R. and ura Bruner. brother of Bofard . Talehton and o E. Bruner, Mrs. Bessie Booker Hml.m: (Marie Holland. Mrs ' famie L. Brooke and Mrs ral Sunday. Oc- son m.. at Arlington Na- r tonal Cemetery BUCKLEY. JOHN J. day. October 1.1935 941 Maryland ave sw LEY, beloved Busband_ ¢ Buckley (nee Jov) anel of 'B° A Taltavh S%.on Friday. October 4. a Requiem mass at St. Dom. 9 am. Relatives and Interment Mount Ol s minic's " Holy Name Society nleur take notice. BURGESS. LLOYD. Wednesday. October 2 linger Hospital. LLOYD Bi beloved husband of Maude B alo is survived by his father. Robert Burgess: one brother_and four sisters Remains resting at Barbour Bros' f neral Rome 4R K'st. ne. . Funeral Sa yrday. October 5. at § am. Redeemer Chutch. New Yorl e. tween st st. and New Jersey ave. terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 4 | CARILL. WILLIAM B. Suddenly. on Wed- | r 2. 93. at his resi- Ta . WILLIAM CARILL, bets of the late Hannah M. Cal nee_ Gleason) and father of Williem J. Cahill from the above residence on Saturds October t 9:30 am.: thence to the Sacred Heart Church. where mass will be offered at 10 am. tives and friends are invited ment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 4 ANIEL B. On October 2. 1925, am. at his residence. Westchester._ after a long illness. DA! B. CASLEY. beloved Kagherine E_Casley f chffrles Daly. “yr. Puneral Westchester at #:30 am. Priday tober 4: thence to St. Thomas Apostle Church, where requiem mass will be offered at & am. Interment Rock Creek Cemeters. —(New York pa- | pfcrs piease copvos | cROWLEY. W M R on Wednesdns. tober "WILLIAM R beloved Sutband ot Mary A Crowley (rce Shes) Funeral from his late residence 1011 North Capitol st.. on Saturdsy. October a.m.: thence to St. Aloysius (‘hur:h ‘where requiem mass will be said at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends in- Interment Mount Olivet Ce:n!- CURTISS, DEBBY ANN. On Tuesday. Oc- ber 1. 19:15. at her residence. Wheeler rd. Oxon Hill Md. DEBBY ANN CUR- TISS (nee Wesicoit) beloved wife_of e Lieut. George G. Curtiss. Fu 1rnm the above reud-nce o day, October 4. at 10 a and’ frends tnvited Tnterment Ariin ton National Cemetery. DEVEREUX. Wednesday, ew York City, FRANK B bnmrd husband of Florence Devereus and father of Mrs. % Marshall Stinchcomb. Mrs. Thomas rs_John A. Cumberl: iand, M Marw Lou vereux Devereux. nly. on ‘r‘n. his residence. JOHN J. BUCK- In- Rela- Inter- FRANK B, and - Pra z Notice of funeral hereafter DORAN. WILLIAM STOKES. On Wednes- day, Octobes 935. at Children’s Ho: ital, WILL! OKES DORAN. b foved son of John H. and Mildred S. Doran (nee Stokes). Funeral at the Chapel of the Nativity vited “to attend. sional Cemetery. Suddenly, on Wednes- 1935, at his_residence. 1st st. s, ALLEN FAIRALL. be- loved father of Larraine Booker_ Leslie Fairall and Edwin_ Pairall. —Funeral from the James T. Ryan funeral home. 317 Pa. ave. s.e. Priday, October 4. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends are in- vited. ' Interment in Bethel Cemetery, | Fort Meade. Md. 3 FREISEIS. LULA R, On Wednesday, Oc- 35_ at_her home. 318 Mont- ery ave. Laurel. Md. LULA R.. b: foved wite of Frank Preiseis. Se at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Laur on Saturday. October 5. at 10 am. In- terment at Ammendale, Md. 4 Suddenly. on Thurs- 5 at 8he leaves to mour: ters, Ida Walker. Sylvia Ho&km: Beatrice Summey. thei s PHU Cunningham on\n Nanie two broth- 1300_South Cabitol st. lcea witl ‘be meld &t Reedsville. N. GUCKER, ROBERT C. On Thursday. 0c< 5. at his _residence. Kenyon st. nw. ROBERT C. GUCK beloved husband of Geneia G. Gucker | and_father of Florence and Helen Queker, Services and interment Red Bud, Il IonA\' nAvm J. Suddenly. on Tuesday Z at_his residence. 1D-3 betoved hus. band o Pather'of Banid 3 s Ada E. a0, cis E. Hosan, Pu?p;lm from ‘W. vull's funeral home. o . nw. on Priday, October 4. at & 45 8 Requiem mass'at Holy Tin. ity Church at 9:20 a.m. Relatives and | friends invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. JACKSON. MA RY A. E. On Wednesday. 3, 1035 ot her residence, 14 MARY A JACKSO] an- t.h the lovm: eiehar ot Williat L. d the late Josephine Jackso: Henry and Walter Testing At the W. Ernest Satvis funeral church; 1432 You st. n.W. Notics of funeral iater. JoENsoN. JROBERT 8. October’ 2. 19: ROBE! RT 8. & he. loved husband of Kate M. Johnson (nee Kelle), "He also is survived by one as Mary C. Johnson of Washina- G, and three sons of New York On Wednesday. his Tesidence; equ church at a.m. Relatives ane are invited. Interment Mount Oli Cemetery. (Members of Holy Name glety. ‘Holy Name Church, kindiy tske notice. JONES, l,le. Suddenly, on Wednesday. tober 19335, IR de- Jt‘mu 3( Woodford, 8. C.. and brother s other relatives and many friends Be” | WASHBURN. ELLA LILLIAN. Funeral | requiem | D e Violet Estelle Hogan and | lEl!llAW. SARAR Wednesday, AW, e g«rlovefl Taothae or“ufl !H}gr!ncr M. Funeral Saturday. Oclobér 5, at o' from the above fineral home. *§ and, friends invited. wood Cemeters. KIRKLEY, CHARLES 3 ‘Tuesday. October 1, 19: dence. 1080 31st st KIRKLEY. Punerai Chambers' n funeral Chapin st Eelinon Friay am. Relatives and Tibrmery Belain'sy and endy Tblied LAING. WALTE] Wednesday. Getoner I 10500001 rd N."LAING. ‘Jr - beloved husbas A. Laing inee Cauftman). - Fulieral feom nis Tte, residence "507 Yo . gc October 5. at Rela and Triends invited' Intbrment o D.m.. Relatives Interment Glens Buddenly. on a LEONARD, REDA G. A . cation f Potomat Loder Mo wm';um October 4, i1s called for Pri :’"rv“)‘ .n'{ lo“)"m ];h. Dh hu'!rnd the fue o te. bro; LEGNARD. By ‘order o1 - "EDA- G. BFEW'YDN Ml(lth Becref ay L. RICHARD P. WADDEY. McCORMICK, JULIA ANN day. Q@ctober . 1935, at 2 her ‘residence, 4621 10th ANNE. widow of John Henry McCor- pick ‘and ‘mother of Mrs. Flora Eck- hardt and Mrs. Minnie R_ Hackett of Washington. D. C.. and Dr. McCormick of Mobile, Al from her hle residence tober 4. at 2 Cemetery. MEHRING. on w-dnu. terment Gleniwgod WILLIAM E. Suddenly. on 3, 1935, at Washinge 4 vices at War- ner E Pumphrey's funeral home Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. Md Saturday. October 5. at 11 am. terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. D. ndnwoon DAN. res HAYWOOD years. “beloy BOLD. of 'Elizabeth Lrowiey Newbod " Requiem mass at St Matthew's Church Priday. October 4. at 10:720 terment (private) in Rock Creek Cemetery O'SHAUGHNESSY, ELEANOR. On Thurse at_her residence, ANOR O'SHAUGH= uzhter ghnesss W W “Chambers Go. 4w; Chapin st n.w “ t PROCTOR, CARRIE E. On Tuesday tober 1, 1935. at Gall H CARRYF E. PROCTOR. iam D. Proctor it 1de Jones. one cise five grandchils ot bm at her late re; mm’ 431 2 Funeral Sunday. October 6 from the above ‘residence. ment Woodlawn Cemetery SPINDLER. EDWARD HENRY. On Tu day. October 1197 i 2000 Newton st. ne. EDWARD HENRY SPINDLER. beloved husband of the late Esther M. Spindler and father of Mre. Mrs. Mae La Cost. Ed at ! Xn'el- Oc! and friends Fort Lincoln Cemetery AYLOR. JOSEPH C!I day, October 1, nd Mre, \hr\ B dfield. and On Tuesda October 1. 1 BURN of 13 wife of the late Dwight H. Washburn. beloved moth= er of D. Gordon Washburn. Funeral gervices at th Hines Co. funeral ho on Saturday. Interment Con- Ereseional Cemetery. 4 W!‘HBI RN. ELLA LILLIAN. Officers members of Phil Sheridan Woman's vE requested to El L Daughters of Union Veteran aquested to attend the services of CHARLOTTE e of Thomat Willle. devoted mother of Cleveland Jackson. Elizabeth, James and Douglas Willis: sister of Mrs. Martha Johnson. Mrs. Louise Henderso: James and Thomas Henry Jackson Mmains resting at the John T. Rhines 3rd_and Eve sts. &w, Funeral Thursday. October 4. at 7 {rom the_ Pirst Baptist Chur between G and H s oficiating, ““Body'" Guinea Station, Va. A funeral chapel | Ceidence 5 rd . LOUISA. the beloved wife of ihe fare James W. Yates. She leaves to mourn their loss four sons. Walter. Cornelious, Louise F. Tover and Caroline C. forty-one grandchildren. eight grandchildren and a host of other rel es and friends. Fureral Priday. Oc- tober 4. at 1 pm.. from Ebenezer M. E Church 4 Ta ‘B e e v F. F. King officiating Inurmzm Ar- Tineton National Gemeiers. She had u smile for nnv one, A heart at pure as gold To. thoee who Tncw and loved her best Her memory will never grow old. In Memortam. REEDER. SARAH. A tribute of tender love and devotion to the sacred memory of our dear mother. SARAH REEDER. who left us one year ago today, Oc- tober 3, 1934 Leaves have their time to fall And flowers to decay at the north nd’s breath. But nmu Dast all geasons for thine own, HER DEVUTI."D 8ONS, JESSE AND ERNEST. WARDER. ELLA C. Today brings sad ‘memories of the loss of our dear mothe: ELLA C. WARDER, who passed on teber 3, 1 Some may '.h'nk you are forgotten Because somelimes they see us smile, But_little do they know our heartache, That we suffer all the while. HUSBAND, SON AND DAUGHTER-IN- FUNERAL DIRECTORS. | CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 304 EAST CAPITOL £T ______ Phonme Lineoln 0372 V. L. SPEARE CO. | Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W R Speare establishment, naane 28021009 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave NE. Lincoln 5200 J osephL l; 1rlgirch;‘s Sons k St. N.W. (A Eoonnihea: teer 3034 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Yseeing % NAtional 2473 Chapel _Tel. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS CO. Floral Pieces 1212 F 6t N.W NAtiona) 4278 GEO. C. SHAFFER AL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES. FHONE NAT. 0108 e :::é.‘m}:c_or. 14th & Eye GEO. A. COMLEY .5 ‘fi':'.‘i"‘ Phone. Olavéndon m‘-’i'-';" CEM!TEIY I-O'l' uurn llll flegll‘l\l!e Remains rest- 11 funeral num'l 3td and Eve sis. Sunersl ister. WA}.I fi OWNERS _CHOICE cmvi q or lots in Cedar Hill cmeuu Phoi b»m- 5150 after 5:30 b, 0'.