Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1935, Page 11

Don't Try to Heat Outdoors It is those small cracks and crevices that | heat out that are costing you good money for fuel, and letting the cold in. Caulking Compound It will seal up the cracks tight as a vise, and you w!ll be surprised how it will save on the fuel A New Nation-Wide Store GRAND OPENING Thursday, Oct. 17 8 P.M. YALE MARKET 1101 5th St. N.W. PRIZES, SAMPLES, SOUVENIRS BEE BRAND VANILLA small bottle 2 oz. bottle WO0OD RITES ARE HELD Burial of D. C. Woman Made in Glenwood Cemetery. Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs. Maggie E. Wood, 2823 Vea- zey street, who died Monday after an {ilness of several montns. Burial was in Glenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Wood was the widow of Wil- liam N. Wocd. Surviving are two sons; George Ellis and William N. Wood; a daughter, Mrs. Arianne W. Apple- man, and a grandson, Calvin E. Wood. TRICO Radiator Covers PREVENT SMUDGE, PROVIDE PROP. ER HUMIDITY. BEAUTIFY HOME. Reasonable Prices. Convenient Terms. F. B. BLACKBURN 801 Chandler Bldl o .|427 Eye 8t National NATIO! ¢ LIPTON'S TEA YELLOW LABEL 1, 1b. pkg. 21¢c NATION WIDE COFFEE .. . .= 21¢ “Roaster Fresh” GINGER ALE 25¢ HERSHEY’S CHOCOLATE KISSES . - Ige. bottles contents JOLLY TIME POPCORN - SUNSHINE EDGEMONT SMAGKS - Illc' tse. pis. CAKES - . . _ _ _. SUNSHINE 5ix. POSTUM CEREAL - INSTANT POSTUM - EMBASSY DAIRY WALKER HILL MILK -« T; « “FOR BEAUTY'S SAKE” PALMOLIVE AP FRENCH'S BIRD GRAVEL rks 10 FRENCH’S BIRD SEED 2 oo 25 NATION-WIDE PEAS ~ _ _ small tin 2&- Extra Sifted NATION-WIDE .2+, CORN MAGGO LIMA BEANS - HUNTER’S PRIDE Ready to Fry GORTON Fancy Sweet Potaloes Fresh Tender Kale Green Spinach Yellow Onions lceberg Letfuce Crisp Celery - - - Grapefruit Tokay Grapes Cooking Apples Early June EAGLE SARDINES - riin o PEAS COD FISH CAKES 3 » [0c 3 o 14¢ 2 » |5¢ 3™ 14c - - - |0¢ & 13¢ 2 s Qg 4 = 26¢ 2 » |Be - -4 10c California Sunkist Oranges «- 39¢ For Your Nearest NATION-WIDE STORE Call Linc. 0093 MISS DA O'NEAL, D.G. TEAGHER, DIES Directed Domestic Arts in Schools—Joined Staff 27 Years Ago. Miss Ida Florence O'Neal, director of domestic arts in the District's white elementary, junior and senior high schools, died yesterday at her resi- dence, 739-A Rock Creek Church road, after an illness of several months. Miss O'Neal was appointed a teacher |in 1908 and for the past 15 years had iserved in an executive capacity. As a teacher of domestic art—the science of cooking and housekeeping— she became known to thousands of Washington schoolgirls. Her first in- struction was given at the Smallwood School in Southwest Washington, the District’s earliest vocational institu- tion. She later was instrumental in organizing studies for girls in the Dennison Vocational School. Miss O'Neal also was well known in Washington musical circles and was one of the original mem- SERVICE ARROW SPECIALS FAIRFAX HALL “PHILLIPS DELICIOUS” PORK & BEANS 6=~ 25¢ STANDARD YELLOW CLING 2> PEACHES - -- -~ CAMPBELL’S >S0UP-- - - . 3~ 25¢ All Kinds Except Chicken 2 cans Ib- pkg. large tin 8 FREE! ¢ ION-W] t. Enamel Handsome Soup Plates for 100 D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1935 bers of the Petworth Methodist Epis- copal Church. She Jormerly sang in the choirs of Hamlin and Rock Creek churches and once Airected the music activities at Petworth Church. A native of Alexandria, Va., where she was born 68 years ago, Miss O'Neal was the daugnter of the late Judge Lewis I. O'Neal, former Wash- ington magistrate, and Mrs. Gertrude E. O'Neal. She spent most of her life in the Capital and was educated here. Surviving are five sisters, Mrs. Gen- eva M. Clower, Mrs. Gertrude L. Hall, Mrs. Jeanette E. Rezd. ail of this city; Mrs. Buelah E. Sneden and Mrs. Mar- garet Mitchell of New York, and a brother. Funeral services will be held tomor- row at 3 pm. at Hines' undertaking establishment, Fourteenth and Har- vard streets. Burial will be in Glen- wood Cemetery. — JOHN W. DAVEY DIES John William Davey, 67, an employe of Georgetown University Hospital, died yesterday at the hospital after & brief illness. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Bertha Davey; three sons, Earsal D. and Karl T. Davey of Washington and Harry B, Davey, Vestaburg, Pa.; three daughters, Mrs. R. C. Sweitzer and Mrs. B. Darby, Cumberland, Md., and Mrs. L. W, Loos, Keene, N, H,, and a brother, Isaac Davey, Olney, Md. DE FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR MRS. EDNA N. YOUNG ‘Wife of Geological Survey Engi- neer to Be Buried in Boon- ville, N. Y. Funeral services for Mrs. Edna N. Young, 5325 Thirty-eighth street, who died Tuesday after a long illness, were held today at the 8. H. Hines funeral home. Burial will be at her former home, Boonville, N. Y. Mrs. Young was the wife of Gilbert Young, a topographical engineer with the Geological Survey. A resident of Washington for the last 12 years, she was & member of the Maryland ‘Women's Club and the Women'’s Guild of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church. Surviving are two sisters, Miss Gladys Briggs and Mrs. Allena Jenks, and two brothers, Peter and Richard J. Briggs, all of Boonville, Two Shot in Fight. Alonzo Carson, 24, and Willie Jones, 26, both colored, were shot last night during & fight with a third colored man in rear of their home, 56 H street. Carson was shot in the thigh and body and Jones in the ab- domen. They were treated at Cas- ualty Hospital. It is Quality and Savings that really count. Both are available for you in abundance ot every Nation-Wide Store. That is why thrifty housewives say, “’Shop ot your near- est Nation - Wide Store.” GRAPE FRUIT JUICE 2--19¢ HURFFS ALL-GREEN No. 2 can 230 BREWER SNYDER — | —eee__em B¢ Soap Chips ______ e s 19¢ d Cover or Kirkman’s Coupons et 909 H Strest N.W. ITe 26c 19¢ 25¢ .7 14c ELK GROVE BUTTER - 37¢ GOLD MEDAL BUTTER Ib. 350 VIRGINIA ROLL BUTTER Ib. 320 GOOD LUCK Dated for Preshness Ib. 2] ¢ In Most Stores 0XYDOL - NATION-WIDE SERVICE IVORY SOA STAR SOAP - 99 44-100% Pure PARSON'S AMMONIA . . _ _ . _ STAR 5-STRING BROOMS - FAIRFAX HALL TISSUE Kay Pimento or Pmeapph GOLD MEDAL BUCKWHEAT FLOUR GRAPE-NUTS - - - CREAM OF WHEAT - - . POST BRAN FLAKES - - - - - - - - . SANKA COFFEE - DOLE'S SLIGED PINEAPPLE NATION-WIDE MAYONNAISE Borax Soap________4& v~ 19¢ Soap Powde! PURITEE COOKED HOMINY CHEESE SPREADS 30 oz. = container 10¢ KRAFTS 5-o0z. 2 180 2 e [9c 19¢ 24¢ 23c 47c 10¢ No. 1 flat can - - u o |dg; » 266 CUT-RITE WAXED PAPER 2 rolls I3c 4 rolls 25c 4 med. eakes ‘hn Ige. Pkg. 23¢ 19¢ 22¢ 10c Y[ ‘ l,MO-sl\ul l sc 10 oz bottle QUALITY FRESH MEATS Auth’s fmln Rams; 2. - _.» Auth’s Sliced Bacon ___________m Auth’s Luncheon Bologna _______ Auth’s Pure Lard Auth’s Skinless Franks _________ Chuck Roast Rib Roast___. Choice cut . 30¢ . 45¢ . 29¢ e—__1m.pe 2l€ Prime Cut FOUNTAIN BRAND Sweet s « Nut b 3 Briggs Scrapple or Pudding_——_ - »- Briggs GreenLinks ____________m». Briggs Sausage Meat_____ _____ n 35¢ GROCERS Phone Your Order FREE Delivery Native Dies FRED J. WHITE. GEN. SIBERT RITES HELD IN KENTUCKY | Panama Canal Engineer Will Be Buried Tomorrow in Arling- ton Cemetery. Funeral services for Maj. Gen. Wil- liam L. Sibert, U. 8. A, retired, were held this afternoon at Bowling Green, Ky., where he died yesterday after a long illness. Burial will be in Arling- ton National Cemetery tomorrow. Many achievements marked Gen. Sibert’s career, principal among them being his engineering work in charge of the Atlantic sector of the Panama Canal construction. Other engineering feats, both before and after his retire- ment in 1920, are well remembered by his associates. As a major general at the time of the World War he took the 1st Division to France. Later he returned to organize and become chief of the Army's Chemical Warfare Serv- ice. Gen. Sibert graduated from West Point in 1884. He was 75 at the time | of his death. Chaplain Julian E. Yates will con- duct services at Fort Myer Chapel at 2:30 pm. Palibearers will be Maj. Gen. E. M. Markham, Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, Brig. Gen. Everhard E. Hatch, Brig. Gen. Farrand Sayre, Col. E. D. Clark, Col. Hugh J. Gallagher, Maj. Mauch- {lin Niven and Judge Thomas E. Brown. | Members of Gen. Sibert's family will | accompany the body here from Bowl- ing Green. India’s Second City. Bombay's population is one of the most varied in the world. Sixty-three different languages and dialects are FEPORT DESERTED. STRAYED ANIMALS To The Animal Protective Association. NE_EMERSON 5041 LOST. " Zost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays wp to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BAG. rted. beaded, containing class_pins and ‘other articles of sentimental value. Reward. McClure, 3030 Newark . o BUNCH OF KEYS. round Key 7in g 2 Octoser 17 Drosenly in taxi. F m“"‘u Adacess Box' 10853 Biar o AT ate i enioeat: bevvecioes i Kind' ‘and " affectionate Reward: Lonerelow s 5w Georais Zis4: DOG. bro about size of an aireds) straight st $anding ears. name on collu. "H. Reward. r:l n EY] umm‘la white leather “case. Reward. 11 assel 0 took me | fl Union Station to eimant 4. Saq by elephoning Columbia &1 ing my grip left in his HANDBAG. black, Wednesday m:m on th !l car line. Reward. Call Adams vers' knot dlamond breast pin. Hondly evening. vicinity 14th and Pa. Reward. Phone Clarendon 1343 BOOK_ lady's_black. Wednesd & near 10t st door Brookland School. Return_to Brool POCKETBOOK, t blue :unumlnl en fountain pen. etc; left in taxi, 55 Lmfi’i_‘fl 763 Pou BADGE NO_824. | mz Trom prem- ises 1760 E st. n.e_ October 9. 18 WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER, white and brown. ‘Dot around tail; answers to 2017 Hillyer pl. n.w. Phone Decataz 3608 Reward. S WRIST WATOH, white gold, with black ribbon bracelet, Wednesday; also keys. Call North 2104. Reward. ‘WRIST WATCH. lady's Hamiiton. SN C. B on b initials ack. Reward. Wisconsin TRED TERRIER. white. with tan ears. in Georgetown, vicinity 30th and st Call_ Emerson Reward. t !:hun octagon shape. ‘with broken mesh strap Reward, Phone Hillside 0323 or 15 8th st_se Cemetery Lots Lots, Sites. Crynta, Private Maveol for emeteries: , CI locations. "Reasonable prices: For Information Call Cemetery Lot Exchange (edar Hill | Washingtoms o Beautjl (émetery Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise Is One of the Largest Undertakers in the World A $500 SERVICE For Only $265 L] ® ® L] In Case of Death Call MAIN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN N.W. cm-u. 0432 T_BRAN 811 Il& ST S. FRED . WHITE, 65, EXPIRES SUDDENLY Iron Works Head, Native of District, Dies After Long lliness. Fred J. White, 65, president of the Fred J. White Iron Works, which was founded by his father before the Civil War, died suddenly last night at his home 3170 Seventeenth street. He had been ill for several months but apparently was recovering. Death 1s believed the result of a heart attack. A native of Washington Mr. White was associated with the iron works throughout his career. As a boy he began in the employ of his father, George H. White, and was actively engaged in the business until his recent illmess. The foundry'is located at 462 Maine avenue southwest. Mr. White was a charter member of the Board of Trade and served on the Membership Committee for the last 25 years. He also belonged to the Kiwanis Club. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mary E. White; two sons, Fred J, jr., and C. Stanley White, and s daughter, | | Miss Elizabeth A. White. BAN ON MALTA COAL | Merchants Are Prohibited From Making Exports. VALLETTA, Malta, October 17 (®)—A notice saying Malta mer- | to export coal from the islands, be- | cause it is deemed expedient for the security and defense of these islands,” was printed yesterday by the govern- | ment gazette. Cards of Thanks. LEVY. JOSEPH. We wish to thank the | {riends and relatives of Mr.' JOSEPH for the kindness and buumuu Boral oferings extoodes bt during his iliness and at the time of HIS_WIFE_ANITA. ERS AND THOMPSON, GUSTA 8. (Ve wish to ex- press our sincere tha nd apprecia. | Tionc 10 Gur many Felmnven " riengs neighbors for their kindness. sympathv and beautiful floral offerings at the sudden death of our dear. beloved TH mother. GUSTA 8. THE PAMILY. * Braths. BAILEY PERCY M. On Wednesday. Octo- ber 16. 1935. PERCY M. BAILEY. hus- band of Margaret M. Bailey. Services at his late residence 3111 Cathedral w.. on_Saturdav. October 19. at | Interment’ Glenwood Cem- RRY. On Monday, October 14, HARRY BANKS. the beloved son Remains resting at | Ernest Jarvis_funeral church. | 32 " You st neral Monday, | October 21. at 2 p.m., {rom the above- | hamed fineral church, Interment, Ar- | lington National Cemeter: BILLINGSLEY. EDWARD SAM[EL Sud- 1 R L R a MUEL LINGSLEY of 618 Maryland ave. n.e. the beloved son of Mrs Sallie Biilings- ley and the late James Billingsiey: father of Norman Billingsley and brother of Mrs. l}nc! P"leldl Funeral services at nerll home 51 m!bler; Co. Sflu!h!l!l fu- October 18. at 2 day, Relatives and friends are Imnefl Cr tery. om Interment * Rock JAC"?I On _October H ¥, tober 18. It .. from Lee's funeral home. 4th st and Mass. ave ne. Interment at Glen- wood Qemeters. CLAY, LYDA ANNA BOND. Departed this lite’ Mondey. Octaper 14, 1215 YDA ANNA'BOND CLAY. 3t 213 ve. n.w. ' She leaves to mourn Sioving Ausoand Jomn Gar, ter. Eloise Mills.” and one James Mille. "Remains rest- 1 t Bentley & Malloy's fune: 17th st.and Fla. ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. | COLPOYS. HELEN BEATRICE. on Thursday. October 17 rvsxdence 29 5 Cha: ELEN ATRICE. beloved dnugnter of Jonn Bosnd tae lats Blen Frances Colpoys. Puneral services at her late residence on Saturdas. October 19. at 4 pm_~ Relatives and friends in- fl"d to” Sitend: " Tnterment Bogton. ass. COURTMAN. BETSY. On “‘ednudlv o.—» tober At her residence. o 2nd at. WURTMAN. ‘beloved wife of ‘the late .m-: Courtman. Fu- neral :mm the T. Ryan funeral home, 317 Pa. IV! le on Prid tober 18, at' 1 pm. Relatives and friends _invited. “Interment Congres- sional Cemetery. DAVEY. JORN WILLIAM. On Wednesday. October 16, 1935_at Georgetown Dniver- i Hospital JOHN WILLIAM DAVEY. the beloved husband of Bertha M. Davey. father of Miss Blanche Davey, Karl T vey and Earsal D. Davey of ‘Washing- ton. D. C. B_Davey of Vestaburg, Mrs. Kreush Sweitzer of Cumber- Md: Beulah Loose of Keen, 54 Brather of Tre Daves ot fed: Md, Remains resting at the W, s Co. Rome. 517 11th st. se. Notice of Ta- neral’ later. DICK!ISON WILLIAM. On Thursday, October 17. 1935, at Gallinger ‘Hospit DICKERSON of 2264 9th funerai Notice of fu- Brcrman, their los: Suddenty. | 35 utheast funerai Remaing st Prociers 389 R L ave. nw. day. | | belmrd '1(0 Dieterich and Dicterich. deceased, | Frank (G, Butler CFunerai | from her late residence 308 Varnum st. | n.w.. on Saturday. October 19. at Interment Congréssionsl Gemetery.” 18 DILLER. MARY ELLEN LE FEVRE. on | Tuesday. October 15. 1935. at_her resi- . Tilden Gnrdens MARY N loved wife of Col. M. UL B A retired Re: s Testing at Hysong's pariors, 1300 B¥iy,Funeral services and mnier- it Priday. October 18, at 1:30 pm., St Atlingion National Cemeters. - 17 FUNCK. ALFRED C. Suddenly._on Wed- October 15, 1635, at Sibley Me- “Hospital, ALFRED C. FUNCK of Vermont ave.. beloved son late Hon " Sosiah snd Iorhelle. Murshal) Funck. Body resting at_ the parlors of Almus' R. Speare. 1623 Conn. ave. No- tice of funeral later. GALLAGHER. YVONNE VIRGINIA. denls. on Wednesday. October 16, xms YVONNE VIRGINIA GALLAG:! d § Jears, beloved daushter of Earl 8."¥nd Eunice ig- Octy . lnumem in Columbia Gardens Ceme- tery, Clarendon. Va. GARDNER. FREDERICK C. On Tue »du October 1 at Mount Alto H ec Seloved Dushana” st FREDER! . beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth, Gardner and. father of derick C.. jr.; J. Arthur. Cornelius and Mary E. Gardner. Body renln( at the Tabler funeral home. 4317 9th st until Friday, October 18, vh 58 for,the repose of his soul will be said at 9 o in Tmmaculate Conception chnrch nm and N sts. n.w . followed nterment with _military honors in Arlington National Qemeters. Relatives and friends invited to attend. L IOMA! On Wednesday. ocw A T 1936 at_his gsldzafie l'bleg boerts Hlizabetr Hai Eliza- l .1 atives and friends Invl!ed Interment Mount Olivet C'meurhy @ A IE. De ted this life I naay, Getoter T8, R dence. R14 9th ll ne ADA LILIE 0 their She Ao oss & husband. umon Jackson: one son. Tt mother. " Bettie Bishop: s father. Floter Bishop: four sisters, Mrs. Dora Nelson. Mrl Bertha Bmith. Mrs. Susie Bowie and Mrs, Eun unice Roevis; three_brothers, Ulysis, Willi: -na u'm th op: and many other re friends. Remains resting at & Schey funeral home. N. R st nw. uncil Thursda hen to, her laté uy Shuren® Sandy Spring. Ma. Sharpstreet Cflnlur JACKSON, GEORGE W. On, Wednesday 16_ 1935, at “ Hosp! JAC‘K- P" ‘m‘ 1}‘1“ lll;d of Eiizabeth fa “nterment | chants no longer will be permitted . PARKS, HELEN LOUISE RECTOR. On_‘Tuesday. October Jommm KAST he Detoves the late Louis K s Bast. .‘hmenl vited. KAST, JOHANNA, 'me hdl the Church of the Nuum m- rmdmu of Mrs. 8509 5th st. n. . October ;'z..un’fi & 7:15 Lo Tecite the sary for the repose of the soul of i JCHANNA KA!T rged MURRAY. Pref, MISS HELEN ANTHORY Becreinrs” KAST, JOHANNA. The membel’s of the Third Order of 8t. Prancis " Bodality u! il meet at o Vincent, Prefect. 17 LAWSON, ELLA JENKIN life on Tusgdag O- oRsr lx’?'#db"m. Galiinge JENKIN: A 6" 4nee erfltldl n;m of Mrl 74 own. She leaves other rellllvel lnfl many frl(-nds to mourn h!r flenlnuu 'mains resting at jonn T. - Rhines r:mer% chape Thu: thereafier st her laie Linden o A sidence. sw., Rev. Eliiso and mma. 1nvlud mony Ce: IeCAVDL!fl!, nesday. Octol 35, Hospital, NINA COLWAN belove: A1 Shen %‘ '!t Bnn! Sidney NXNA COLIHAN On Wed- at Emergency McCANDLESS, Body Teing ar th / ng at the parlors of Almus R. Spe; A2 ave. PFuneral from t 'll;e.l Co NOTHSTINE Al'l'lll'l C. Tuesday_ October 15 mms:%danly K NOTHSTINE. beloved - husband of s S oM. Nothstine. Pun, services at the W. Chambers funeral home. wm cmmn st n.w., ives "y Ficnar nds ment memne. ‘onlo. tniied O'NFAL, DA F. On Wednesday. October 9:5. at her residence. 719-A Rock Eeek Ehiuten rd. nw IDA F. ONEAT, daughter of the late Judge Lewis I and Gertrude E. O'Neal. Services at the 8. H. Hines CO pluneral_home. 2301 14th st . on ay. October 1%. at 3 p.m. Tnterment. Gleawosd Cemetery. © © Inter- On Thursday, October 17. 1045 at, Colum- RECTOR Bla Hospital LOUISE PARKS' beloved wite of Walther A PArks of 4008 20th 3t ng ang daughter of Ollie P. and the late John 8. Recto. Funeral services Saturday. October 1 at 3 pm. at Hysong's parlors 1:00 N . nw. Interment Fort Lincoln Ogme- PAY\'I.' !'l’l'lll. I.Ol! On Wednndlv Oc- ¢ iihe Montgomery . Olney. Md.. b loved Suneness S and Olive Cooksey Payne of nd ave, Takoma Park. Md. Fineral from the parlors st Almus R Speare. 1 Gonn. ave. on Saturdav October 19. pm Interment Wash- ington Congressional Cemetery. 18 PYE' NELLIE. Deurted this life on Tue:- day, October 15. 1935, at her residence. 413 South Alfred st Alexandria. Va NELLIE PYE. o d_wife of William Pye e als0 is_survived by a loving daughter. Mrs. Emma Hollins: nine grandchildren. other relatives and many friends. Remains rest; Rhines fu 221 N. Patrick until noon Thurs thereafter at her late resi- October 18. at aptist Churct Va. " Relatives and friends invited. Interment Duul.n Cemetery. 17 RAY. GUY. On Wednesday. October 18, 1935. at'3 am at Montgomery County General Hospital, Olney Ma. GUY RAY. the beloved son of Wiiliam and Bessie Ray of Rockville. Md. Body resting at the Colonial funeral home of William Reu- ben Pumphrey. Rockvill. Md Puneral services at the above f neral home Fri- day. October 18. Inter- an{znl Mount Cumtl Cem!'tn Sumh!r' STALEY, HENRY J. On Tuesday Ot‘nhf at_hii residence. AL ILin 12 matie 1848 onn " aencs; wAPLp 0T J.. beloved husband’ of Vivinhe Deam Staley and father of Lucien H. Staley Notice of services later. ND, NETTIE L SILLMORE, 5 ober 17, at Tesidence, 5104 "Tath st a>: GILLMORE TQWNSEND. beloved wife of John Glenn Townsend and mother of Helen E. Tcwnsend and Grace Tow: send Peehan. Services at the abo: fesidence on Baturday October 19 Interment Rock Creek Ceme- tery. 18 WBI'I'! 'l!l) LA 0’1 Thlrsdny October FRED J. WHITE. beloved hus- band ‘of Mary . Whie Thok Huguely Funeral from his late residence. 3170 7th sL n.w. on Saturday, October Relatives and friends in. H!ed ln l!!tnd, Interment at Olenl'god Cemetery. | WHITE, SERENA. On Tuesday, October 15. 1935, at Gallinger Hospital SERENA . (randdaughter of Mrs. Julia Puneral from Ebenezer Church. Lanham, Md.. on Priday. October 18, DD pRlatives” and triends nvited: Taiment church cometars, WILLIAMS, MELVIN. On Tuesday, Oc- tober 15. 1835, ital. MELVIN WILLIAMS. the beloved usband of Maude Williams and brother of Clarence Williams 1 o bér 1R, at 1 p.m., 33 1st st. s.e. On Remains re: !rntst Jarvis funeral nw. until 4:40 B.m. Thursday. hereatier at the above residence. 17 On Wednesday. October 18. U Alto 'Hospital. ‘B of Verna W. Cham- ome. 1400 Chapin st on Priday, October 18. at 12 noon. Relatives and {riends are invited. In- terment Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. in Memortam. ARNOLD, HENRY. In loving remembrance of our' father and grardfather, HENRY ARNOLD. who departed this life twenty. four unr- ago today. Oc! HIS DAUGHTERS, IDA T Al LABETH 4 L BORBICE. T AND GRANDCHILDREN. “EDRINS HOAAN AND LOUISE H. STEELE. BEAN. BLAIRE LEE. A tribute of love o the memory of our dear son. BLAIRE LEE BEAN. "who departed 'this life :eovvgu.een years ago today, October 17, ed husband I from the W Only memories of the one so dear are left to his friends here. And we cherish them as precious gems uatil we all shall et sy PARENTS. MR. AND MRS, BEAN. * munu JAMES W. In loving remem- brance of my dear husband. JAMES W. HALIDAY, who died five years ago to- day,” October 17. 19 Slncac andl Mg th ety and mind hat s beautiful memory he left behind HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. * LOVELESS, NORMAN A. A tribute of Jove and devotion to my dear son. NORMAN A LOVELESS. who died in France seventeen years ago today, October 17, 1918, HIS DEVOTED MOTHER. McMAHON. NORMA C. In sad but loving Temembrance of ouf wife and NORMA C. McMAHON. who departed This world seventeen Yeare age" sodus October 17. 191K, ING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. PRYOR. ROBERT VINCENT. In sad but loving remembrance_of our dear h: band and {ather ROBERT VINCENT 'RYOR. who drnlrted this life two years 350 (0day. Octover 15, 19b. Although we cannot clasp your hand. face we cannot s Let Phis. Hicle” foren shae We_ still remember thee. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. * RYAN. ROSA KAHLERT. In sad but lov- ing remembrance of our dea ROBA KAHLERT RYAN. who deparied this life seventeen years ago today. Oc- tober 17, 1918, 8he will live in our hearts forever, Yes. oh. yes. forever HER LOVING SISTERS. * WILKERSON, ISABEL. In sad but lovi: remembrazice of our dear mother. daug ter and sister. ISABEL WILKERSO! who entered Into eternal rest three years ago today. October 17. 19: Beyond the sunset she has gone To rest a little while. Leaving memories of loving words And the sweetness of her smile. HER LOVING SON. MOTHER AND PAMILY. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. “Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Moders chaper "rei. NAtional2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. 21V, L, L. SPEARE C0. Jether the successor to nor conneoted with the”origina Speare establishment, 100 St. N.W, orau 3 NAtlonll 2!92 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E, Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons Phone W‘lll 0090 5%03('4":."5!, N w llllbl!xhlg 1841 - FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. A. COMLEY egggT" % Atistic Floral Destens by E: Night Phone. cx-renao:,zfllx:l'm GUDE BROS. COQ. Floral Pisces 1412 PS8t NW. lonal 4276 "GEO. C. SHAFFER~ E3 kONE W Oon N EITRESSIVE P ]| Spem e Cor.14th "~ E; ’ and Sundays