Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1935, Page 9

THE at Central Methodist Episcopal Churchl Mrs. Sue Bowen, formerly of Balti- South, Barstow, Calvert County, for|more, who died a few years past. Wesley W. Ve Pris Frederick,| He is survived by two daughters, ,}:S eyd t:ouen afd i nc; Htimore at Mrs. Williams of Baltimore and Mrs. YAl e B n Herbert, Hutchins of Cedar Hill, this the home of his daughter, Mrs. Aaron county, and one brother, Mr. Albert Williams. Rev. H. H. Hoyt conducted | F. Bowen of Prince Frederick. the funeral service. —_— Mr. Bowen was a well-known citi- 3 2 Bpeeial Dispatch to The Star. zen of this community, where he had American Typewriters. PRINCE FREDERICK, Md. Oc-|spent all his life. He was about 70 Most of the typewriters imported tober 28 —Rites were held Saturday'yvears old and was the husband of 'into Austria are from America. FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR WESLEY BOWEN Prince Frederick, Md., Man Suc- eumbs at Home of Daughter, Mrs. Williams, Baltimore. AUNT SUE & POLLY—MON., WED., FRI.—5:15 P.M., WMAL A Vital Food Serve It Three Times Daily No other food offers more for your money than the loaf of delicious Schneider’s Dan- Dee Slices that you get fresh and fragrant from your grocer’s for a few pennies. Note in particular that rich, satisfying flavor and crisp, golden brown crust which authorities say really aids digestion. Never accept a substitute for Schneider’s. CHARLES SCHNEIDER BAKING CO. OPPORTUNITY To Enjoy America’s Finest Quality Sweet Cream Butter in the New Rol LAND O'LAKES BUTTER 1-Ib. Roll Tuesday and Wednesday Only EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C JUDGE GRUBB DIES; RULEDN.R.A. VOID U. S. District Court Jurist Was Hearing Test of Guffey Act. By the Associated Press. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., October 28.— Judge Willlam I. Grubb, who pre- sided over the Northern Alabama United States District Court for more than 25 years, died at his home here yesterday from a heart attack. Judge Grubb, who was in his 74th year, had attracted national atten- tion the past year in two decisions that held adversely in two cases in- volving the “New Deal.” He was the first Federal judge to hold the N. R. A. unconstitutional, so ruling in a consent case in sustain- ing demurrers in the Belcher Lumber Co. case. Early this year, after an extended hearing, he held the electrification | program of the Tennessee Valley Au- | thority unconstitutional in a suit brought by a group of preferred share- holders of the Alabama Power Co. to prevent the utility from selling cer- | tain of its properties to T. V. A. Was Hearing Guffey Case. Although he had not been in good | | health for many months, Judge Grubb | remained active on the bench, and | only Saturday had presided in a case | involving the Guffey act, creating a little “N. R. A.” for the coal industry. He apparently was in good spirits and improved health as he left for | his home. When stricken, Judge | Grubb was about to accompany Mrs. | | Grubb to church, He died within a | | few minutes. Judge Grubb was appointed to Qhe( | Federal bench by the late President | | Willlam Howard Taft on May 18, | 1909. On the occasion of his twenty- | fifth anniversary on the bench, when | | | the Alabama bar honored the occasion \uh appropriate ceremonies, Judge Grubb said he had no intention of retiring, expressing the wish “to die | on the bench,” and remain active to the end. Received Many Hnnors. His judicial temperament and in- terpretation of the law brought him distinction, and he frequently was elected to serve on the United States Circuit Court of Appeals. The De- partment of Justice had conferred other marked distinctions upon him. Judge Grubb was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on March 8. 1862. He was grad- uated tfrom the academic department of Yale University with high honors, and then studied law at Cincinnati University. He came to Birmingham in 1888 and began the practice of law, continuing | until he was appointed to the Federal bench. On June 18, 1906, he married Alice | C. Vigo of Tuscaloosa, Ala, who with three children. Mrs. Edgar Idol of | Washington, D. C.; Archie Grubb, | and W. I. Grubb, jr, of Birmingham, | survive. He was a Democrat and a Presby- terian. Funeral services were to be held at the family residence this afternoon. Mrs. Katherine M. Idol. 1910 K street, a lawyer associated with the | firm of Hamel Park & Saunders & | po Raymond Benjamin, is Judge Grubb's | daughter. gar 8. Idol, an Interstate Commerce | | Commission employe, left Washington | 5 | last night for the funeral in Bir- | mingham. Births Reported. Henry and Nettie Atchonmcn boy. George K. and Margaret L. Nutting. boy. Quincy and Elsie Shrier. girl Julius F. and Lucille A Stone. girl. Walter and Eulla Gaskins. boy. Jack and Neoms Pixley. girl am and Martha Tay. ANITARY -PIGGLY WIGGLY;we This Price Prevails in Washington and Vicinity Stores Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 29 and 30 | Los | Horta (Fa | Havana [ Julia L. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1935 THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Cloudy, slightly warmer tonight; tomorrow cloudy, possibly occasional rain; mod- erate south winds. Maryland—Cloudy, probably occa- slonal rain tomorrow and in west portion late tonight; slightly warmer tonight. Virginla—Cloudy, probably occa- sional rain tomorrow and in west portion late tonight; slightly warmer tonight. West Virginia—Probably occasional rain tonight and tomorrow; warmer tonight. River Report, Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers | clear today. Report for Last 48 Hours. ‘K'emrlv Bno. 3017 Midnight_- 59 30.24 26 4 pm. 37 St e o Noon ... 68 30.26 TS 3 Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 73, 4 p.m. yesterday. Year 880, 4X. 7, 7 am. today. Year ago, 30. Lowest, Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 98 on July Lowest —, on January 28 Humlidity for Last 24 Hou; (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, X per cent, at 5 a.m. today. Lowest, 27 per cent, at noon ycsterday Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Geodetic Survey.) Today 821 am, 26 am. K44 pm. 3.01 pm. The Sun and wnnn. Coast and Tomorrow. High 3 Low High Low Sun, today | Sun. tomorrow | Moon. today 4xam, Automobile lights must be turned on one-haif hour after sunset. Precipitation, Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date). Month, 19 Average. January 3 February March Aoril May _Record 7.08 K Rt | At mber October November _ December 4 5 Stations. Aby Albar Tex N Y Ga I eI = Baitimore. Md. Birmingham Bismarck. N. D. Boston. Mass N ¥ e, Forey Clouay Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cleveland,” Ohio Columbia. Denv B Detrof El Paso. Tex Galveston, Tex Helera, Mont Huron.' 8 Dak.? Indianapol: Jacksonvill Kansas City. Angeles Louisville, Ky Fla finneapolis e New York Ny Oklshoma_ Cit Omaha Ehiladeloh Raleigh 2 Salt Lake Cit She and.her husband, Ed- | g, Seattle Wash Spokane, Wash. ampa. Fla_ WASH.. D' €~ Foreign Stations. (7 am. Greer:wich time. today ) Stations. Temperature. Weather, London._ England. Zurich. Switzerland_ Stockholm. _ Sweden__ Gibraltar. Spain (Noon.” Greenwich 1) Azores Bt. Georses San Juan S0 i Cuba Colon, Caral Zone Deaths Reported. 92, 2796 Quebec st. Alice V._Marks. H st Robert R. Dillard. 58. Government Print- ing Office Chnr‘lels J. Garrity. 54, Walter Reed Hos- Dital Anna Schwartz. 49. Gallinger Hospital. Marie A. Enright. Sibley Hospital. Emma Craig, 78 Gallinger Hospital, Charles Davis.' 81, Casualty Hospital. Loyd Mitchell. 42. 1610 Holbart st. Fred D. Johnson. 39, St. Elizabeth's Hos- pital Mildred Pratt. 29. Gallinger Hospital, Andrew Evans, 24. Casualty Hospital. Georse Fisher. 7. Children's Hospital. Green. 1 cases, PNEUMONIA 101 MARQUETTE Member of Board of Tax Ap- peals Was Stricken on Train “rom California. After a week'’s illness of pneumonia, | contracted while returning to Wash- ington on a train from California, John J. Marquette, 56, a member of the United States Board of Tax Ap- peals, died Saturday in Sibley Hos- pital. Considered one of the most capable members of the board, Mr. Marquette had gone to Calffornia to hear a case involving evaluation of the estate of the late Henry Huntington, railroad magnate. The Huntington estate in- | cluded approximately 4,000 pieces of eal estate besides other property. Educated in West. Born in Utica, N. Y., Mr. Marquette moved West as a youth and studled at North Dakota Universily, where he was graduated with a law degree. He began his law career at Missoula, Mont., and practiced there for several years. At the outbreak of the Spanish- American War Mr. Marquette en- listed in the Army and served two years in the Philippines. He served in the Army again during the World War, this time as a captain in the Air Corps. After flying at Kelly Field, | in Texas, he was stationed at Bolling Field here. He was injured crack-up in 1919. which confined him | to the Walter Reed Hospital for & year and left him lame. Was Legal Adviser. After leaving the military service in 1920, Mr. Marquette entered the office of the solicitor in the Internal Revenue Bureau. He served as a legal adviser until his appointment to the Tax Appeal Board in 1924. In the latter position he figured in | several of the Government's largest including the Couzens case, in which the evaluation of the Ford es- tate was involved. His only survivor is his widow, Mrs, J. P. Marquette of Washinzton. CHARITY LEADER’S FUNERAL TOMORROW | Mrs. Martha Wells Adams Dies After Short Ill- ness. Mrs. Martha Wells Adams, a leader | in religious and charitable work in | the District, died yesterday at her | | home in the Woodley Park Towers, | 2737 Devonshire place, after a brief | | illness. She was the widow of Robert Adams and the daughter of Gen. John H. Wells, an officer in the Union Army during the Civil War. | Funeral service? will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Foundry Metho- dist Episcopal Church, Sixteenth and Church streets. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. Mrs. Adams was born in Waynes- burg, Pa, but had lived in Washing- ton most of her life. She was actively associated with the Sibley Hospital Guild, the Swartzel Home for Chil- dren, the Methodist Home, the Wom- an’s Christian Temperance Union and various missionary societies. She lived here with her nephew, A. Coulter Wells, Washington attorney. Another nephew in Washington, John H. Wells, also survives. EMEIGH FUNERAL RITES Wife of G. P. 0. Employe Dies in Sibley Hospital. Funeral services for Mrs. Marie Bush Emeigh, wife of Edgar C. ment Printing Office, were to be held today at 2:30 p.m. from the residence, 1247 Morse street northeast, followed by burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Mrs. Emeigh died Saturday in Sib- ley Hospital. Besides her husband, she leaves a son, Charles: a daughter, Helen, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Bush. FOUND. CIGARETTE CASE—On Oonnecticut ave. Saturday. October 19. Owner please cail North_0325. . PART DASCHUND—Male, bring tag._ Cat, male, Emcrson 5041 brown; owner altered, white (edar Hill Washington's most Beautiful Cmeterg | Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promlse SSSS AR S SRR SRS S S Sss Established 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAI. DIRECTORS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to nmoon day of issue. Saturdays ana legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. CAT_Gray Maltese. from vicinity of Brad- ley lane and Maple ave. Finder plesse call Wis. 3 Y= ISR . DACHSHUND—Small. reddish brown male: also small male Scottie, lost Saturday eve. Reward of $25 will oe paid for return of either or_bo George Garrett. 1808 N. H ave. nw FALSE TEETH, National (28K - d. hite gold S Lt b o 1 1904, Reward containing 7 d monds. . 27, about J p.m.. . White House and sz Matthews cmxrch Return o Georgetown Univ. Hospital. ~ Reward WATCH, diamond and sapphire. lost bet. soldwrs Home and Traffic_Court Pndlz [, lower bridge. WRIST ~WATCH—Diamond_studded_ white silk cord * between 13th and . Wil- fara “Cocktall room and the Occidental. Reward, Phone Metropolitan_161 $50 REWARD—Pocketbook lost beiween Richmond and _Washington. Initials on pocketbook. *'J. H. B."" Pleasé return pock- etbook alone to Box 4044 Richmond. Va | Pocketbook contains two $10 and a few ones. '—-l moment and invoice your printing ® supplie: Letterheads, Billheads, Envelope: « « « Advertising Enclosure: Booklets—now is a good time to Broadside: If there is anything you need— Cards Folders, Blotters, place the order. UTION—Deon't wait until you are entirely “out” and don’t order the same old thing, if . that best describe: it. Your printed matter is your representative. Its dress is as important as its addre: —lacking either, it fails to “getthere.” O to the 'phone and call up The Service Shop of Byron S. Adams and a representative will call on you in a jiffy, study your problem, make worthwhile suggestions. With 53 years' experi- ence, “I Never Disappeint” is our pride and’ your safeguard. BYRON S. ADAMS PRINTING & ADVERTISING THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS 813 1lth Street N. W. o Phone Dlstrict 8203 in a| Emeigh, an employe of the Govern- | JOHN J. MARQUETTE. Cyclists Honored. For riding 5,734 miles from Khaba- rovak to Moscow in 57 days, five Rus- sian cyclists have been awarded the | Order of the Red Star. Braths. ADAMS. MARTHA WE October 7, 1455, Woodiey Park Towers ADAMS. widow of Robert Ad | mams resting at Joseoh Ga ] Pennsylvania ave 1w Methodist Episco 16th and Churdh sts. n.w Tuesday. October ment Arlington N: ALEXANDER, JAM MARTHA W m the Founary Church Buridy's faneral home. 621 Pl Interment Woodlawn Cemetery CATLETT. OTELIA. ted OTELIA * CATLETT. _ brloved wif~ of Henry Catlett. loving mother of Jessie_McDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and sister of Mrs Mattie Clarke. She also leaves other relatives“and ‘many friends to mourn her departure " Remains resting st the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. ird and Eye sts. s w_ Notice of funeral later. CLARK. JOSEPH ALBERT. Suddenly_on Baturday, October 26. ‘1815 JOSEPH ALBERT CLARK. Remains resting at Saffell's chapel 5th and H sts. n.w. ent Durham. N. C. ALICE E._ On Sundat ALICE B inee this life | Octob Duffe) of cn- Ladee Gda Peliows and’ a1 ‘other srks ns of which she was a ed_to funeral from Barrett's fune Lehizh ave. Intermen: 1 Ce Friends may call Wednes- day evening ! COOPER, SFRENA F. Geore: tober st SERENA B COOPER William E. Cooper the S. H. Hines Co. fu 14th st. nw. on Tuesday at 2:30 pm. Interment’ Rock Creek Cemetery. COWAN. RICHARD. On Suncay. Oc 27, 1635, at his residence. 614 Hi st n.w. RICHARD COWAN. husbi the late Sarah Tibbs Cowan. fat the Eddie Cowan. father Mrs. Josephine Redman Cowan leaves many friends. Notice of 1 later DUNDAS. MARY PAMELA MARRON ;v day. Octobe: RY PAMELA DUNDAS” wife of the On Saturday. Oc- owr EMEIGH, MARIE AVERTLL. October 26. 1935 at I Hospital. MARIE AVERILL ved wife of Edgar C 3 be’ held at her late residence. 1347 Morse st_ne. on Tuesday. October =0 0 p.m terment in Cedar Hill Cemetery FAITHFUL, WILLIAM_ ARLINGTON Monday " October 2% WILLIAM ARLINGTON “FATTHFUL. beloved wae: band of Alice I Paithful. Funeral from the residence of his son. James A Faithful, 1215 Alabama ave. se. on Wednesday, October 30__at 12:30 p.m. Services at Congress Heights Baptist Church. Esther place and Brothers piace at 1 pm Relatives and friends fnvited. 'Inkerment Loudon "Fark Gem- etery, Baltimore. Md 20 GASPARRO, DOMINICO. Suddenly. on Saturday. October 26. 1835, DOMINICO GASPARRO. Remains resting a1 Saffeli's chapel 5 nw. Notice of | _funeral GIBBS. DI | " "Monday. Octoper | dence 1128 New H | Dr MILDRED E GIBEBS. de 3 of Fannie Carrington of Malden. Magss. | Notice of funeral later. GQLDMAN. HIXEY. oOn 1 at her residence Al fon. Va.. HIXEY GOLDMAN, wife of the late Isaac Goldman. She leaves 10 mourn_her departure a foster daughter. Mrs. Emma H. Clifford. and other rela- tives and many friends. ~Remains rest- ing_at the John T. Rhines funersl chapel. 3rd and Eye ‘sts. sw. unt pm. Monday; thereafter her late Tesidence, in ' Arlington. Va. _Funeral Tuesday. October 6. at 1 pm. from the St John's Baptist Church. Arling- Ariington ton. _ " Interment National Cermetery. Relatives and friends invited. GRENFELL, DR, FREDERICK W. On Saturday. October 26. 1935, at his resi- dence. 1916 H st. n.w.. Dr. FREDERICK W. GRENFELL. beloved husband _of Lucretia Grenfell (nee Gardner). Fu- neral from his late residence on Tues- day. October 20 at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. ~Interment _at Glenwood Cemetery. 2 GRENFELL. FREDERICK W. _A special communication of Columbia Lodge. No. 3. P. A. A. M.. will be held at the M s6nic Temple on Tuesday. October 2. 1935. at_1 pm.. for the purpose of con on s the § on OMILDRED E. _Suddenls, on Saturday. Octo- of our late brother, Dr. FREDERICK W. GRENFELL. HOMER F. JOHNSON. Master GRENFELL. DR. FREDERICK W. The members” of Association of Oldest In- habitants ‘are requested to attend the funeral of our late associate. Dr ERICK W. GRENFELL. residenice. 1916 H st n.w. Tuesday. October 20 1835, at 2 pm THEODORE W. NOYES. President. J. ELIOT WRIGHT. Secretary. HEADLEY. MORRIS EUGENE. On Sun- day.October 1935 MORRIS EU- GENE HEADLEY, beloved son of Annie R. Headley (nee Harrison) and the I Napoleon Headley. Remains resting at the James T. Ryan funeral home. 317 Pa. ave se_ until 9 a.m. Tuesday. Oc- tober 29 Funeral from the Totuskey Baptist Church. Hayresville. Va_ on Tuesday. October 20. at 1 pm. Rela- tives and friends invited. = Interment in the church cemetery. HOUSTON, WILHA\I 0. On Saturday, October ' 6. . at Gallinger Hos- pital. WILLIAM 0., “brother "of. 8. E Houston of Philadelphia. B. H. and mains resting at Stewart's funeral home, Dewey Houston of Richmond. Va mains resting at Stewart's funeral home. 30 H sts. ne. Funeral Monday. October 2R at & p.m. from the above funeral home. Interment Manakin. Va. % to- JOHNSON, MARION. On Sunday ber 1935, at Gallinger Hospital MARTON, ! the " devoted hussand of 1s Johnson. father of Gloria Johnson. son of the late Theodore and Annie Johnson of Talbert Co.. Md. _ He also leaves four brothers. one sister_ one aunt. 1wo uncles. Douglas and Herrman Johnson and other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. ~Remains resting at Henry S._Washington & Sons' funeral home, 457 N st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. ¢ | KANOPOULOS, THEODORE. Suddenly. on Thursday. October 4. 1935, at Emer- | ency Hospital. THEODORE KANOPOU- | Remains resting at the Lee fu- neral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. . until Tuesday. October 29. at 1 : thence to the Constantine and Eiflen Greek Orthodox Ohurch. 6th and C sts. s.w.._where services wiil be held at 2 p.m. 'Relatives and friends are in- vited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. KEELING, ANNA. On Saturday. October 26, 1935."at her residence, 1477 Florid nw. ANNA KEELING. beloved si 9: of Thomas and Arthur Roach, Mary alentine Rosa and Lillian Daws and Benzetta Roach. She also leaves seven Pletes. and a1% Hephews. " Remaims Teot: Inl n the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral 1432 'You st. n.w. Funeral Rieeday. ‘Oetober 30" at "o m. Trom ihe above-named funeral church. Rev Walter H. Brooks officiating. Intérment Woodlawn Cemetery. LITTLEJOHN, MADGE. = On Saturdas. October 26. 1935, MADGE LITTLE- JOHN. the devoted wife of Oscar Little- Jjohn. mother of Everett Littlejohn. She leaves to mourn their loss two sisters, Odessor Lewis of Danville. Va. and Mrs. Roberts of North Carolina: two brothers and two brcthers-in-law. also | other relatives and friends. Remains festing at Praziers funeral home. s R n.w. Funeral Tuesday, Oc- fover at 1 pm. from the above .funeral home. Rev. E. C. Smith officiat- “ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cem- etery. MARQUETTE, JORN J. On Saturday. Oc- from his late tober 26. 1935, at Sibley Hospital. JOHN J. MARQUETTE. member U. QL 33. at Galiinger | .| today. ducting Masonic_services st the funeral | Re- | Beaths. MOORHEAD. PHEBE E. tober FATAL : e B On Slr.“dnv Oc- 15, at her revidence, (ne Onfaria Apariments. PHEBE & MOON HEAD. ‘widow of John C. Moorhesd and beloved mother of Mrs. John Howard Ford and grandmother of Mrs. Francis Hildebrand. Mrs. Albert W. Cioud and Mirs Kay Moorhead Remains restin, at the W. Chambers Co. funera L“g.mml‘lfl‘” Cholcl;"l!,QKl RflI until 3 onday. ol 2 at Kittaning, Pa. e NEIDLINGER. CHARLES i ot CSRiELse o “oita H Inei jcHARiES, HENnY' N Henry and “'I]h!lm]nl Neidlinger neral from the W. W, Chambers Southeas? funeral home. Titn S Reiadives Ang fricads inved:’ T s rien Rer: ment SaringReld Ga® nVited. Inter CORA W. On Sunday. EINCIN R ot e vt T herrvdale. Va' Ci RAMSEY " beloved wife ‘of Cachin b Ramcey and mother of Miss Elizabeth R’ Ramsey. " Funeral from the W. W Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Ghapin S._nw. on Tuesday. October Relatives and | RANSDEL tober 2 beloved wite: Body resiing at a Almus R. Speare Connectient until 11750 a.m Tuesday. Funerai f the Chapel of the Redeemer. Glen Ech Md.. on Tuesday. October i at 2 b Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. ¢De- troit and Pontiac, Mich., troit e Dapers pleaso RUST. POWELL. Departed this life 3 i on Sunday. October 27_ 1015 at the Alexs andria Hospital.” POWELL RU T Seminary. V2’ peioved hush Rust. father of Paulalb ers. Two brothe es and friends. the John . Rhiries 1 atrick st Piottirick 8, Alexandria late residence. on B: Va. Funeral T and He also leaves two nany other rela- nary at SEWELL. JOHN. heir Eker and George Sew e r we Se tober 50, | dence Cemerery SHAFFER SCHELIHA. st= Interment ~ Lincoln Memor JFTHEL HEL (CLEMENTINE VON Georee € Shafter ane N SCHEIIHA SHAmR l't)m FM D?" e in the Abbey ‘\‘rau‘omum SIMMS. MARIA 4 wife ot L <o leaves to mourn i e o four nisc o Wednerday No. SES SMITH | o Molly chane tobe: ent St. Mary's Cems : Providence ANK He leaves to mourn their loss & wife Margarer West; and son. John W. West. other relatives and {ri sday. October orial Bapt nw. Rev. Prazi mains may be see! ton. Tue<dn~ ~ Octobe: ), ‘woom‘mm | ZACCHEUS! IY‘V‘ et lBOC'DbPC' 2! at 11:30 rment Baptist Ceme: Grove. Md - In Memoriam. CLARK. RAY A In loving_remembranc of my ance nd RAY A_CLARK. who a-& two years ago His BEVOTED Wire 'BERTHA CROWDER. GEORGIE D) ng meme ory of our dear mothe SIE D, CROWDER. \ho departed 1 lis foven vears ago today. October In our hearts your memory 1t You were faithful. fond a Tagre 15 o 3 day That we do not MADALINE “°CROWDER ° HART AxD SISTERS AND BROTHER | HARRIED. AMELIA, In lovi of our dear friend. AMELIA Who departed this life two foday, October 2X. 1833, s: 4k . wfic-'c;";&.uf?i Bemary 3he Ri%.- in memory ESTELLE _JEFFRIES _ AND DAUGHTER. ANNIE WASHINGTON. * HARRIED. AMELIA. In sad but loving memory of our devoted mother. AMELIA HARRIED. who departed this life two ears ago today. Octooer 28. 1933. Oh. what bitter sorrow To lay her beneath the sod, Yet what a blessed comfort ‘To_know she is with God HER HEARTBROKEN CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. ALICE, BUDDIE ESTELL, ROBT. STANDLY AND JAMES, MeGRATH. MARY. In loving remem- brance of our dear mother. MARY Mc- GRATH. who passed_away four years aso today, October 1831 LOVING CHILDREN. * SCOTT. ESTELLA ALVARETTA T sad and 'loving memory of ESTELLA AL VARETTA SCOTT. who departed thi three years ago today. October o8, 107 She was a faithful and devoted wife ar mother and a loving daughter. whos entire life was dedicated to the service of her family. She left to_mourn their loss her husband. Armond W. Scott. sr.. her son. Armond W. Scott, ir.. and hef father. Edward H. Harris Gone but not forgotten. . SMITH. EPHRIAM M. In memory of EPHRIAM M. SMITH. who departed this h(e‘one year 0 tcday, October 2N, 103 HIS EMPLOYES AND DAVID H. BUR- ROWS. TURVEY, WALTER J. In loving rememe brance of our dear husband and father, WALTER J. TURVEY. who died four years ago lod‘l‘:'. October 28, 1031 IFE AND CHILDREN. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS Joseph F. Birch’s Sons ‘A L _HAYCOCK. Mgr ) £none wESt 06953034 M St N.W. Established 1841 77 % Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1413 Seventn 8t.N.W. Modern_Chapel _ Tel NAtional2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST _______" Phone Lincoln 0372 V. L. SPEARE CO0. Neither the successor to nor conneated with the original W Speare establishment, Phone NAtional 2802 =S 1009 H St. N.W “J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. NE Lineoln 5200 er 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 EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES PHONE NAT 0108 O Santsss Cor. 14th & Eye of “Tax ~Appe: He la Survived by his wite ington, D. C. Body resting lor' s ‘Myer onu Servic uoml flnnm Arlington jesda; Octobe! ton Nn- GEO. A. COMLEY 308 &t rtistic Floral Desis by “Risht Prone. Clarendon :P:v GUDE BROS. CO, Floral Piece: 1413 P B MW, NAtional 4276 A