Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1935, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 5, 1935 11 (edar Hill (emetery Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise Established 1900 SARDO & CO. AMBULANCE SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 MISS ELLA DORSEY DIES AT RESIDENCE Native of Washington Was Prominent in Literary and Civic Circles. Miss Ella Loraine Dorsey, 82, a na- tive of Washington and prominent in literary and civic circles, died yester- day at her home, 1835 Phelps place, after a long illness. Employed at the Patent Office li- brary, Miss Dorsey had contributed frequently to Washington newspapers and written a number of books on life in the Capital. Her literary and civic activities were continued until a short time ago when interrupted by failing health. Miss Dorsey was formerly president of the Colonial Dames, and for a time was vice president of the District JEWELRY, WasAingron AND Met. 2241 WANTED CONSIGNMENTS OF ART OBJECTS, PAINTINGS, SILVERWARE, ANTIQUE AND MODERN RUGS, TAPESTRIES, ETC., FROM EXECUTORS AND ADMIN- ISTRATORS OF ESTATES, RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY, ATTOR- NEYS, STORAGE WAREHOUSES AND PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS. EXPERT APPRAISERS B FURNITURE, ORIENTAL LLERIES INC. 722 13th St. N.W. Chapter of Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution. She also was a mem- ber of the Wakefield Association and the Society of Pocahontas, A member of the board at Trinity College, Miss Dorsey was awarded the honorary degree of doctor of litera- ture in recognition of her accom- plishments and for the service she had rendered the school in an ad- visory capacity. Miss Dorsey was a former student at Georgetown Visi- tation Convent and had also at one time served both on the board of that institution and of Providence Hospital, Miss Dorsey is survived by four nieces, Mrs. Walter Hulme, Miss Laura Mohun and Mrs. F. M. Bennett of Washington and Sister Stephanie of the Dominican Order, Columbus, Ohio. Funeral services will be held Thurs- day at St. Matthew's Church, fol- lowed by private burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. MRS. EDGAR C. SNYDER FUNERAL RITES HELD Wife of Former U. 8. Marshal Had Lived in Washington for 40 Years. Funeral services for Mrs. Edgar C. Snyder, who died Sunday at her home, 1605 Kennedy street, were held today |at 11 am. at the residence. Burial | was in Cedar Hill Cemetery. | Mrs, Snyder, wife of the former | United States marshal, had lived in | Washington 40 years. | Pallbearers were Judge Gus A. | Schuldt, Louis H. Stabler, Dr. William A. Kinnan, L. H. Troutman, Robert L. Haycock, William E. Andrews, Samuel J. Prescott and J. Harry Cunningham, | Deaths Reported. Arthur W. Emory, 80. 811 6th st ne, Thomas Dolan, 6. Soldiers’ Home. | Evan Dern. 76. Sibley Hospital Mary I Hazen. 73 Emergency Hospital | Benjamin_Jeffery. 69. Gallinger Hospital 8. 518 Tennessee 1010 T st. n Providence Hospit 32, 1208 N st Wilkam E Lockwood. | “ave ne | william_H. Goetz. Elvera Puleo. 43, Leon O. Wheller. | Louise Beavers. 31 Sibley Hospital Henrietta Av 6R%. 25 Fenton st. ne Smith, 6! . Elizabeth’s Hos- 40. Gallinger Hospital. Boggs. JOSEPH F. STANTON, FORMER BAKER, DIES Funeral Rites Will Be ‘Held at St. Matthias’ Church, Capitol Heights, Tomorrow. Joseph F. Stanton, 61, who for several years conducted a bakery busipess at 1425 H street northeast, died at Providence Hospital yesterday following a short illness. Funeral services will be held at the P. J. Saf- fell funeral home at 9 a.m. tomorrow, followed by requiem high mass at St. Matthias Church, Capitol Height, Md., at 10 am. Mr. Stanton entered the bakery business here with his father when he was a young man. His father, the late Patrick Stanton, was head baker at the Naval Academy at one time. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton recently moved 1o Capitol Heights, living at 310 Wey- nook avenue, Besides his widow, Mr. Stanton is survived by three children, Joseph F., jr.; Thomas C. and Gertrude A.; a sister, Mrs. Michael J. Ready, and three brothers, John E. Daniet M. and Battalion Chief Thomas B. Stan- ton. Six nephews will serve as pall- bearers. They are Thomas J. Ready, jr.; James P., M. Joseph, Howard F., Paul 8. and J. Vincent Stanton. In- terment will be in St. Mary's Cem- etery. TWO DIE IN FIRE Overheated Stove Blamed for Blaze in Oregon. EUGENE, Oreg., November 5 (#).— An overheated stove was blamed to- day for a fire which claimed two lives as cold retained its grip on the North- west. granddaughter, Mrs. Grover Chap- man, mother of an infant daughter, | died in their blazing residence. Ralph M. Goodrich, 70, and his RETIRED MERCHANT DIES AT HOME HERE George Seidenspinner Had Been IIl Several Weeks—Funeral Thursday Afternoon. George Seidenspinner, 74, retired merchant, died yesterday at his home, 648 Ninth street northeast, after an illness of several weeks. Before establishing his own business in the Southwest section in 1803, Mr. Seidenspinner had been employed with the S. E. Young Co. Besides his widow, Mrs. Emelia Huth Seidenspinner, he is survived by a daughter, Emelia, and two sons, A. H. Seidenspinner of Riverdale, and George Seidenspinner of Hollywood, Md. Funeral services will be held at Chambers funeral home Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery. B — SCHAEFFER GETS BOND Freed on $10,000 Until Trial on December 9. LOUISVILLE, Ky., November 5 (®). | —Walter Schaefler, 25, exercise boy, was free yesterday on $10,000 bond until December 9, when he is sched- uled to be tried for murder in connec- tion with the motor car slaying of Mrs. | Evelyn Slikinski, 25-year-old good- time girl, after a hot-spot tour. Willie (Smoky) Saunders, jockey, is to go on trial the same day as an ac- cessory. Schaeffer has been in jail a week. ington. —_ Marriage Licenses. Richard Edwards. 33. 850 Eye st. s w.. an Clara Je Hilces-Basre Sarnd | Upper Zion V and Delia | Brandywine. V. Rev. Loutsville. Kv .. and § T Barion "Ohts: Jidge R E. | Rubin Anderson 47 1298 Wiley st. and Blanche Taylor. 34, Baitimore, Md.; Rev. ET E.J Brads H st sw. and Julius Brooks ucile M. Brown ‘0. 624 Delawar 2 sw: Rev. J. B Glenn e Hln'y Boxley. and Lily Watson. 30, of Falmouth, Va: Rev. dJ. E &raham : Thomas N Gay_ 22, 1474 Cliften st. and Dorothy I_ Johnson 1143 5th st Roneri Belener Jo T8 ohert Belcher " orton st Blanche Goodman DI Fou 19 ge R E_Matting] Ji | Edwin H. Mattley, lainfleld. N. J. and Louise A ravlor 1516 Kalorama rd.; lkenny. G058 _Eve st. se. and st sw.; Rev. i6. 8 M v 28, Laurel, and H. - 4. Lurs: Rev. Maude A Alcer H Dunham e D and Aline Holland Naval Alr Stat L. Phillips. hiion 1%, 212 14th ne: Rev_ A E. Barrows o Arthur De Sousa. 0. 1116 O st. ne nd Mildred M. Brvan. “22. 1116 . Owen pl. ne: Rev. J. C Ball.~ Joseph E. Thorne. 18 and Emily P. Ken- drick. 1%, both of 1 B C. R Ferguson Lohnie Phillips, ', Sherman ave. and Sarah Carthein 911 Columbia rd: Rev | waiter L. B. and Liilian A Burdick. both of New York City; Judge R._E. Matth Alpeis W Smith o 5 16th st se. and ces W. Kel 3. Timberville. Va.; I3 H. Hoilinger. Prank L. Lassery. or 1113 New Ha shire ave. and Mary E. 8priggs, 26, 13 Rev. A. J. 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COlumbia 043 SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 11th ST. S.E. ATiantic 6300 R S SRR A S O EISEMAN'S SEVENTH AND F HEADQUARTERS FOR ODD TROUSERS Thousands of Pairs to Match Odd Coats $3.95 Match your odd coat—Save the price of & new Suit—Come to Eiseman’s for TROUSERS— Every material, every pattern, every shade, every size. and up He left yesterday for Lex- ! E ‘Ju'v THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Light rain late this afternoon or early tonight, followed by generally fair and colder tonight and tomorrow; lowest tem- perature tonight about 46 degrees; moderate southerly winds, shifting to ‘west or northwest by tonight. Maryland—Light rain this after- noon or early tonight; colder tonight; tomorrow generally fair and colder. Virginia—Light rain late this after- noon or tonight; colder in the interior tonight; tomorrow generally fair and colder, except possibly rain on the‘ coast, River Report. Potomac River little cloudy and Shenandoah clear today. Report for Last 24 Hours, Yesterday— ‘emp. Baro. Temp. Baro. Ins Deg. Ins 4 0.13 Midnight - 64 30.08 8 3012 4 30.08 Noon —___76 30.00 8 66 30.06 Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) “Highest. 76, noon today. Year ago. 68. Lowest. 64. 12 midnight. Year ago, 47. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 98, on July 20. Lowest. on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (Prom noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest. 93 per cent. at 2:30 am. Lowest, 60 per cent. at noon today, Tide Tables. | (Purnished by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Toda High Y. Tomorruv l..ov\ gh Low 1 The Sun and Moon. Sun todny _____ RiE Sely 8un. tomorrow - 6:40 500 Moon. today ___ 1:56 p.m. 11:00 D m. Automobile lights must ul one-hall hour afier ‘sunser, 00 TUrRed on | Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the kcumul (current month to date): Month Janua February [erch M April 2y June At ey G. | October November December JREEES 4 T @y oo Baltimore. Md Birmingham ___ Bismarck. N. D Boston, Mass _ Buffalo. N. Y. Charleston Chicago. Iil Cincinnati, Ohio | Cleveland,” Ohio | Columbia’ 8. C. Denver. Colo. - Detroit. Mich. | El Paso. "Tex. | Galveston. " Tex. | Helena.” Mont | Huron " 8. Dak 30,08 40 | BECKWITH, CORA M. On Mcnday, No- | 2124 FUNERAL RITES TODAY FOR MRS. MARY HAZEN Mrs. Mary Depue Hazen, widow of Nathan Hazen, former chief clerk in the War Department, died Sunday at Emergency Hospital. S8he was 73 years ald, Funeral services were to be held st the home, 708 Dorset avenue, Ken- wood, Md., this afternoon at 2 o'clock, foilowed by burial in Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. Mrs. Hazen moved to Washingtoa witih her parents in early childhoud. As a member of the Washington Heights Presbyterian Church she had been active in religious work the major part of her life. She also was a mem- ber of the District chapter of Daugh- ters of the American Revolution. QGard of Thanks GRAY. DR. FRANK W. We wish to ex- Dress our sincere appreciation to the pastors. soloists. Medico Clergical Pas- tor's Reading Club. {raternal organiza- tions. {friends, neighbors and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy and floral offerings and the many serv- ices rendered to us at the death of our beloved nushand and father. Dr. FRANK GRAY. MRS. MAUDE GRAY AND DAUGHTER. Beaths, ARRINGTON. FRANCIS, = On Sunday lovember at Blue Plains. D. C FRANCIS ARRINGTON, friend of Mrs. Ora A Hunt. Funeral Wednesday. No- vember 6, at 12 o'clock_noon. from Henry S 'Washington & Son's funeral home. 467 st. n.w. Interment in Rosemont Cemetery. = vember 4. 1937 9th st n'w Washington. D M. BECKWITH aged 4. beloved wife of George Beckwith. She is survived bv six children, George Beckwith ir. and Elizabeth S. Cowen. Marjorie Plummer Laura_Lowery. Cora Tolliver and Vii- €inia Beckwith. Funeral services will be held at Asbury M. B. Church on Wednesday. November ¢, at 2 p.m. In- terment nearby. AURA. On Sunday. Novem- 5. at the residence of her Mrs. Rose de Thierry. 3005 P st. n.w.. Mrs. LAURA BITTINGS. be- loved wife of the late Richard Bittings Funeral from the above residence on Wednesday, November 6, at R:30 am thence to Holy Trinity Catholic Church. where solemn high requiem mass will be said at 9 o'clock for the repose of at her resience dnnahter. C. CORA | Breatha. HELMS, ELIZABETH M. Deo | }le, Saturday. November (Rt oo ABETH ELYIS, the daughicr of tee late Richard and Nellie Scroggins. She leaves to mourn their loss a sister, Mary Baker: a brother. George Scros- £inp o nlece Mary 3. Bakerils counin and’ a host other relatives and frlends. ‘Puneral Wednesny, Nosemher h“m!.ror‘v‘\“!‘:'r:el;‘ & M."T"I funeral st 5w, at . Jament Rosemont Cemetery o s CKSON. BESSIE ELIZABETH. . ed his' iife on Mondsy. Nevermper § 1935 at her residence. 418 iird st. s w BESSIE ELIZABETH JACKSON. beloved mother of ‘Nathaniel Oliver Pe‘nall and Donald Jackson. devoted_sister of Tem= ple and’ Major Gray. She also leave one grandson. Alvin Carter: other rel tives and friends Remains resting a% the John T. Rhines funeral cLapel. 3rd ‘l,n't:r Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral JONES. PAUL F. On Monday. Novembes at_his home, 711" Richmond Sve. liver ‘spimg Mg PAUL E IR nd of Isabel M. Jones. Body resting at Warner E. Pumphrey's funeral homes 8424 Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md, Notice of services later. KELEHER. NORA M. On Monday. Noe vember 4. 19%5. at her residence. 1213 E st ne. NORA M_KELEHER. beloved wife of the late Wiliiam A Keleher. Funeral from the above residence on Wednesday, November 6. at R:30 am.: thence to the Holy Comforter Church, 14th and East Capitol sts. Where ree Quiem mass will be offered at o a Relatives and friends are invited. I terment] Mount Olivet Cemetery. 5 KIRBY. ANNA M. _Suddenly. on Monday, November 4 1935. ANNA M. KIRBY. Remains resting at Hysong's parlors, 1300 N st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. LEWIS. ZELIA GRAY. Departed this lifs on Sunday. November 3. 1935 at her residence. 918 4th st. se’. ZELTA GRAY LEWIS “oeloved wife of Samuel B. Lewis devoted mother of Semuel Lewis and Sarah Lebon. She also leaves one brother. Phillp C. Gray: a granddaugh- ter. Margaret Lebon: other relatives and many {riends. “Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. sw. where private funeral services will be held at 1 pm._We: day. November 6. Interment Cemetery. LITTLE. ROSA. Suddenty. on mber 4. 195 at Emers Dital ROSA LITTLE "She moufn_tneir loss two daughiers | erine me Sop sons. | lam f Morristown ter. Mrs. Eva Euings of Newar and a host 1) home Payne Cemetery Yo and L STERLING B. On Monday. No. STERLING B LITTLE, beloved son of the late John J. and her soul. Interment Mount Olvet Cemetery. Relatives and friends in- vited. BROUGHTON. JAMES & CLIX Bunday. November 3 JAMES CLINTON BROUGHTON 01 nw. beloved father of James C.. ir Howard' s nnd Norbert n neral from the abs Tesias. Woyember 6 gt 1l oM Nems ives an friends invited 5 BURNS, LEONARD C 1ddenly. on Mon- day. N 4.°19%5. a1 6 pm. at bis ‘home. Burdette. Md. LEONARD C, BURNS. aged 13 years. beloved son Edgar and Ella M. Burns _ Body rest &t Roy W_Barber's funeral home. L tonsvil Md.. until Wednesday mo: ing. when the remain take: is late home. Puneral services be held at Salem M. E. Church. Cedar Grove' Md on Thursday November 7 3011 a.m. Interment Saiei Cemeters. 5 BUTLER, LAURA. On Sunday, November | 3. 1935, at her residence 2605 Nich- Ve 's.6. LAURA BUTLER. widow of | late Charles 8he s sui- vived by a few many Ilends.” Remains may be viewed at the aktove residence after 1 5. Funeral services Wednesday. ber 6, at 2:30 p.m Ct M. E. Church. Nicho! road se. Friends to attend. Inter tery CARTER. WALTER A.. SR On Monday. | November 4. 1945, 8t his residence. #th st. n.w.. WALTER A. CARTER. SR, beloved husband of the late Brooke B. Carter. He leaves three sons. 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Apt REPORT I Dsssnnn STRAYED ANTMALS To The_ Animal_Protective Association. PHONE EMERSON 5041. LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issi Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BOBTON TERRIER. black and white. male, 2 red harness_ 1340 Jefferson st. nw. Phone Georgia 7091 s t . Rortn BOSTON TOY, BULL. chil return to 1024 Otis st. n.e. BOSTON avu.boc female. strayed from st Chevy Chase._D black | and white: Heward. Phone Emerson 536 DOG. black. white legs. 6 months old. small short-haired white-tan male. black collar. Iight tan harness with chain: | 1954-555 tag: between 11th and 14th, near L. Reward. Phone Adams 4896 s 3 . brown and white. female, answers to “Curly.” Reward. 4303 Reno Td. n.w. Phone Cleveland 70 ENVELOPE_ with checks and T Cab-at Capitol, “Reward. Phone Adams pm yaluable to owner only. Reward. Lincol " p.m. ox lady’ Mond Phone Adams 13 papers Phone Right - Rewara. 3110 18th st. n.w. tlu'ren:y et permit. ave. Reward. and Pa. Greenwood directly in near 12th. POCKETS front of P. Reward. _Call Georgia 47¢ SEALYHAM. white Chase. Sunday. Rew Morrison st. Phone Cle! ellnd | 0 SHAEFF!E R FOUNTAIN PEN. over week end. with_owners initials engraved on. Reward. nd st. s. WRIST WATCH—White gold. with vellow id dial: Agriculture Dept. yesterday. Re- ard. 1515 Kenyon st. n.w. Adams 8425. FUNERAL DIRECTORS V. L. SPEARE CO. l«mur {he euccessor to nor connceted with Speare establishment, mngn 2402 1009 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. NE__ Lincoln 5200 Jose h F Bucb's Sons Established 1841 N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. et e e, NAL NAtlonaI 2473 o, lfll EAST CAPITOL ST Phone Lincoln 0372 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. A. COMLEY 385 at Henry § Washington & Sons’ home. 467 n.w. Remains be _viewed m sts. nw CHILDS, “WILLIAM. Departed thic Saturday. November 2. 1935 at his Tesidence, =g 1Atk WILLIAM late residence. November 6. at 1 pm litan Baptist Chur h and 1ith nw ing. Interment Harmony Cemetery. COOPER. CHARLES vember 4. 1025 at Ca Catawba.' Va CHARLES W. beloved husband of Etta E. Cooper (nee Miller). ~ He _is daughrers residence endon_ V. be held Tntermes on COOPER. MARY A Sur Nov ber . 1815, at 1010 pm. at her reci- ence. 1100 Howard road se A. COOPER. belcved m and Alfred A Coops: nesday. November 6. at Israel C. M. E_Church and Morgan st. n.w friends invited. COOPER. MARY. Memb> erub.e Immediate R November 935 rael C. M. E. Church, New Jersey ave and Morgan st nw M. B. SCOTT. Pres. A &"GreEN. RS DAVEY. REV. J. CHARLES. S. J. At Phil- adelphia. Pa.._in his v 3 CHARLES DAVEY. S vived o{ his brother. of Brooklyn. N. Y. Re Philadelphis. Pa. Wednesday. Nov 1035, ‘at 10 Interment Wernersville, Pa DIXSON. JASPER. Departed this life Monday. November 4. 1935. at his resi- dence. 920 Sullivan court s.w.. JASPER He leaves to mourn their daughter. Eleanora Dixson of | New York City: one son. Theodore Dix- son. and other relatives and friends. Remains at Campbell's funeral home. 4th st. sw Notice of funeral later. DONAHAY. JEANNE FRANCIS. On Mon- November 4. 1935, JEANNE FRAN- CIS. beloved daughter of Dr. William B. and Ellen C_Donahay (nee Kane) Funeral from the James' T. Rvan fu- i neral home. 317 Pa_ave se. on Wed- | nesday, November 6. at 2 p.m. Rela- | tives and friends invited. DORSEY, ELLA LORAINE. On Monday. November 4. 1 at her residence. 18335 Phelps pl_nw.. in the Nird vear of her age. ELLA LORAINE. beloved daughter of Lorenzo and Anna Hanson Dorsey and aunt of Mrs. W. O. Hulme. Miss Laura Mohun and Mrs. F. M. Ben- Rhode Island ave. near Conn. ave n.w on Thursday. November 7, where re- guiem mass will be offered at 10 am Tnterment (private) Mount Olivet Ceme- T DOVE, CHARLES F. On Sundav. Nmem- ber3. 1935, in Staunton. Va.. CHARLES F. DOVE. husband of Katie M. Dove. Funeral service on Wednesday. Novem- ber 6. at 2 pm. at St Paul'’s Chapel Baileys Cross Roads. Va. _Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, ' Washington. FORBES. MARY MARTHA. _ Suddenly. on SBunday. November i1, 19:i5. at her home. 645 Navy place se.. MARY MARTHA FORBES. wife of the late Joseph Forbes She leaves to mourn their loss & brother Walter Jones: a_stepdaughter. Sviena Forbes. * Remains *resting at Busens Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Capi'ol st. Notice of funeral later. 5 FREDIANI. GEORGE. Yember 3. 19 George Washington Hospital. GEORGE FREDIANI of 1300 NOst. nw. beloved husband of Eiina Frediani and father of George and Vic- tor Prediani Funeral from his late residence Wednesday, November 6. at &30 am: thence to Holy RoSary Church, where mass will be offered at a.m. for the repose of his soul. . Rela tives and friends invited to attend. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 5 GARNER, ROSE A. On Saturday. Novem- On_Sundav_ No- ber 35, at’ R o'clock p.m’. at her Peridence. 1545, 33rd st n W ROSE A GA (nee Turner) beloved wife of the late Robert T. Turner_ Funeral from the above residence Wednesday. November 6. at 2 o'clock D.m. Relatives and_friends invited. " Interment Con- gressional Cemetery. GARTRELL, FRANCES MARIAN. On Nfl- vember 4. 1935, FRANCES MARIAN, be- loved_daughter of Margaret J. and the late Prench M. Gartrell. Funeral from her late residence. 14 Glenwood ave. Md.. on Thursday. Novem- 7. p.n. Interment in Mount Carmel "Cemetery. Unity. Md. GENTHER, JOMN W. On Sundav. No- vember 3,'1035, at Providence Hospital. JOHN W.. the beloved husband of Ih! iute Prances M. Genther. Remains rest- ing at the W_'W. Chambers Co. fune: 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. until Tues: day. November 5. a* 12 noon. Funeral services and interment at Fredericks- burg. . at 2 pm. EDWARD E. On Monday No\um- . at his residence. 1328 L BT % 'Apt A~ EDWARD E. the be- loved husband of Sarah Goss. Funeral services will be held at the Bradburn Memorial Church on K st. between 1:ith and 14th sts. se. on Thursday. No- vember 7. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Congressional Cemetery. ] GREGORY. SAMUEL A. _On Monday. No- vember 4. 1935 SAMUEL A. GREGORY. WEST 0149 Artistic Honl Designs by Experts. Night _Pnone. Clarendon 261-J-1. GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Piec 1412 P 8t. N.W NAtional 4276 GEO. C. SHAFFER‘ &mfi m% PHONE NAT 0100 and Sundsys Cor. 14th ¥ Eye beloved son_of the late Hamilton I and Marian E. Gregory. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Ghanin st. n.¥. Notice of funeral ater. GRIFFITH, SETH W. On Monday. No- vember 4, 1935 11330 p.m. at his residence. Brockeville, Md.. SETH W. GRIFFITH, aged 75 son "of the late Levens and Ruth Grifith. Funeral serv- fces_will be held st his late hom: on Thursday November 7, at 2 D.. Interment Salem Oemetery. funeral | nett. Body resting at Joseph Gawler's | Sons’ chapel. 6 Pa. ave nw. Serv- ices at St. Matthew's Catholic Church. | Barah J. Little. Services Will_be held fiorst s funeral pariors. 201 Easi st. on Wednesdav. November A, | pm. Int>rment Rock Creek LORANZ. RAYMOND. | munication of Colun | PAAM,w | Temple on' W " Pl 199, t 1 p purpose of conducting Masonic e at the fu- neral of our late brother. RAYMOND | LoraNz_P M HOMER F. JOHNSON MARSDEN. MARY E vemb 5. at hy E st sW%. MARY E Carraher)” beloved ‘w Frank L. Marsden. M NALLS, day MARGARET EIIFEN ves ang friends Cedar Hill Cemetery MAS. On Monday. N at his residence. Con- JOHN THOMAS NEAL husband of Mary Minor Neal, father of Malissa and Rudolph Neal. brother of Mary Jackson. Sadie Neal Tyson. Marie Mason, Bertha (Susie) Paulkner and ited NEAL, Josephine_Owens. ~ Remains resting at the W._ Ernest Jarvis eral church. 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. PUGH. ARBELE. Departed this life on Monday. November 4. 16 t Mour Alto Hospital. ARBELE PUGH. Sh leaves to mourn their loss a sister. Lu rren Pugh, Re- Ford's funeral ater: Skella; a brother mains’ resting at Eu e. Notice of funeral RICHARDSO! NNA BANCROFT. On Sunday. N ber 3. 1935, at her res dence. ne. ANNA CROPT RICHARDSON "Widow of the Charles H. Rich: _beloved _mot of Howard B R dson. R Lee ices will ember 8. at Interment Atiington National Cemetery 5 ROSS. WILLIAM GEORGE. On Mondav. | Novembar 4 1935. at Gallinger Hu. | pital WILLIAM GEORGE, ROSS. - | mains resting at Frazier's funeral hon- 389 Rhode nd ave. nw. Funerai | Wednesday. November £ _at 2 p.m. from Brooks Grove M. E. Church. Laytonse ville. Md. 5 SEIDENSPINNER GEORGE. On Mondav. Seidenspinn: Rose Carnes Funeral service at the W. W. Chambers | Southeast eval home. 517 11th | <e. on Thursday. November 7. a pm_ Relatives and {riends a vited. Interment Prospect Hill Cem | STANTON. JOSEPH ¥, yember 319 JOSEPH F. § of Gertrude S services at Safl n.w. on_ Wednesday 9 am Requiem high ias Church. Capitol Heights, Md 10 am. Interment St. Mary's Oem-= TY. Relatives and friends invited | THOMAS, MARY E._On Monday. Novem- ber 4. 1935 MARY E_THOMAS (nee Courtney). wife of the late Julian Thomas. Funeral from the S. H.'Hines funeral home. 14th st nw.. nesday. Novel 2 pm. ent Fort Lincol WAPLE. LILLIE EVA. On Mondas vember 4. 1 at Children’s Hospital, LILLIE EVA WAPLE. bel oved daughter November 6, mass at St. Ma a No- of James R. and the late Katie Thomp- son Waple. aged vears. Remains Testing the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. a.w., No- tice of funeral later WELSH. HELEN CECELIA. | Monday, November 4 Apts Park road nw CBCELIA' WeLSH Eervices at W E_ Pumphrey's home. Georgia _ave. Soring. Md.. Thursday_ November 7. at 10 a.m terment Rockville Union C: WHFELER. JULIUS. On Sunday. per o 1 at his resider . Biwntwood. Md , JULIUS WHEELER. belovea husband of Ciara E_\Wheeler | Buddenly. 190 son of the late Willlam and Maira Wheeler. ' ITe also leaves to mourn their loss one sister. other relatives and friends. Funeral Wednesday. November 6. at 2 pm. from Mount Zion M E. Church. 20th st. between Dumbarton ave. and O st. nw. Rev. George E Curry officiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 5 WHEELER, JULIUS. Officers and mem- bers of the Coachmen's Union and Aid Association, No. 1. are notified of the death of Brother’ JULIUS WHEELER Funeral Wednesday from Mount Zion Church. 29th st. between Dumbarton ave. and O st. nw. at 2 pm. Mem- bers are requested to be present. BY order of the association THOMAS H._HOLLAND_ President, CHARLES H. ROBINSON. Secretary. In Memoriam. DONALDSON. MARY A. In sad but lot remembrance of Gur dear mother. MARY A DONALDSON who_ departed this ten vears ago today. November 5 11 HER CHILDRE! JORN H. In loving mem husband and father, JOHN who died three years ago today. November 5. 19447 THE PAMILY MARSHALL. ADEIINE. A sacred tribute of love to the memory of our devo'ed wife and mother. ADELINE MARSHALL. who departed this life two years ago todav. November 5. 1933, Whose love can equal mother. Whose devotion so loyal and true? Who suffers 5o much with such joy for ancther. with_such pleasure as i the love of & Who _ works mother for you? You h&ll with delight the friendship of others. You revel in love of the sweetheart you've won. Yet where do you find a friendship like mother's, Unbroken till death calls and life's work is done? You don't know the sorrow to be left alone. Tl }?Od sends the message to vour ome: "Tis sad when He calls for one or the other. But the saddest of all is when God calls your mother. If He asked us, well you know We would have :aid. Oh. spire the by And with tear-dimmed eves and bro heart would say “Lord. we love her. please et her sta HER HUSBAND ' AND DAUGHT} 3S. JAMES. JENNIE AND ADDIE MAR- SHALL PARKER. MRS. ROSA B. AND REV. WiL- LIAM In _loving’ memory of our mother. Mrs. ROSA B. PARKER. who left us eleven years ago_ August & and our father, Rev. WILLIAM A. PAR: KER, six years afo today. Novemoer 1620, ©Oh, for that long and sweet reunion sadly missed THEIR DAUGHTERS. CATHERINE V. AND BLANCHE M. PARKER. PULLIAM, ELVIRA. Sacred to the mem- ry of my dear mother, ELVIRA PUL- IAM. who departed this life three years a0 today. November 5. 19 Gone. but not lor'ut'm DAUGHTER. EVA. ¢