Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1935, Page 11

TheYourgens Yoop : 1319-21 F Street Manhattan Shirts Stetson Hats LUXURIO TUXEDO A specialized accomplishment ... in single or double breasted Tuxedo tailored of soft, W orsteds, trimmed with silk lapels THE N.W. &t. dlbans —and silk lined, unfinished EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, MRSHARRIETT AVIS DIES AT AGE OF Was Widow of Youngest Soldier in Confederate States Army. Mrs. Harriett E. Avis, widow of .?.he youngest man to enlist in the Con- federate Army, who herself as a child secured the court-martial of a soldier following a raid on her mother’s pan- try, died yesterday at her home, 2701 Connecticut avenue, Mrs. Avis, who was 80, had been ill for three menths. Up to that time she was exceptionally active, keeping posted on national politics and taking a keen interest in antique furniture, of which she had a sizable collec- tion. Husband Was Drummer. Mrs. Avis' husband, the late Brax- ton Avis, enrolled as a drummer boy with the Confederates. His father was a captain and served under Gen. Robert E. Lee. Before that he was active in the hanging of John Brown after the Harpers Ferry raid. Mrs. Avis clearly recalled incidents | of the Civil War, when as a child | she witnessed much of the fighting | up and down the Shenandoah Valley. ! On one occasion, when less than 9 vears old. she took affairs into her | own hands when Confederate soldiers raided the food stores of her mother. | D. €., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1935. LONG ILLNESS FATAL Gsrds of Thanks. COOPER. CHARLES W. The family of the TO MRS. EFFIE DEANE| “28%8; SEARLES ¥, oThe famis of the away Monday, November 4. 1935. at wish _to thank thelr and friends for their beautiful floral tributes and other ex- pressions of sympathy. ETTA AND CHILDREN. STICKELL, MRS. EVA E.' We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appre- ciation to our relatives and many Iriends for their klnflneil and beautiful RS BT ©O. H. STICKSLL AND CHILDREN. Braths. Suddenly, on Thurs- 1935. FRA Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow. Was Employe in General Accounting Office. Mrs. Effie A. Deane, 65 of 718 Eghteenth street died yesterday at Garfield Hospital after a long illness. She had been an employe of the General Accounting Office for 12 et ADAMS, FRANK. Funeral services will be held at|ADAME . FRANK s B o Fousteenth streer,| Lobver o amietis ads Sentl® 2152 funeral home, 29/ ourteenth street, Y CIhL remtiol ) oter followed by burial in Cedar Hill| mains rut{nl at the 'n'x'nu{x";n'nor u( Mrs. Deane came to Washington 40 years ago from St. Louis, her birthplace. She was a member of the Naomi Chapter of the Order of THE WEATHER | the Eastern Star here. Her hus- band, William C. Deane, died 12| pigrict of Columbia—Fair and slightly colder, with lowest tempera- | years ago. Surviving are a daughter, MIS. | yure ahout 40 degrees tonight; tomor- Alice Deane Gerber of this city, and | pou fair followed by light rain be- a brother, James Tracy, and a sister, | ginning ‘tomorrow night or Sunday; | Mrs. W. A. McGaughey, both of SL.| gentle. northeast winds, becoming| Louts. southerly tomorrow. Maryland—Fair, somewhat colder sPINAL MEN'NGITIS in east and central portions tonight; tomorrow fair, followed by light rain| beginning tomorroow night or Sunday. | FATAL To NEwsBDY Virginia—Fair and colder tonight; | tomorrow fair; Sunday rain. | ‘West, Virginia—Fair tonight: tomor- | . row increasing cloudiness and some- Jack Watson, 13, Dies Less Than| (0F, “rm"f‘ fiuen by Heht tain] 24 Hours After Sudden tomorrow night and possibly in west | | portion in the afternoon. Attack. o River Report. A sudden attack of spinal menin- | potomac and Shenandoah Rivers gitis yesterday brought death in less "clear today. than 24 hours to 13-year-old Jack Report for Last 24 Hours. | St. dlbans LUXURIOUS TAIL SUITS They have modern style . . . smart- ness—and they fit. The man who wears one will always look and feel his best. Custom details with silk facings and silk lining— St. dlbans HICKORY TWIST SUITS Rugged as the hickory tree, yet with all of the style smartness ex- pected from finest fabries. lar and sports models for men and young men— St. Albans ‘LLAMA OVERCOATS Heavy—rugged—and smart .. . in full-belted, double-breasted model with an all ‘round tie belt. Will give maximum warmth with minimum of weight—a real value at 2.50 s ‘Watson, whose earnings as a newsboy Kept Soldier’s Cap. | helped to support his five brothers | One of the raiders dropped his cap | and sisters. in the haste of departure. It was| long after the war before the family | by in the vicinity of F and Tenth or friends learned that,the girl had | streets, where his sales meant a few taken the cap to an officer at a|pennies added daily to the budget of nearby encampment to demand that | his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther A. the soldier be disciplined. The court- | Watson, 1200 block of K street south- martial followed. east. The father, an unemployed Mrs. Avis, 8 member of the Epis- | baker, who has been in bad health for | copal Church, was the great-great- | Wecks, is on the relief rolls. | grandaughter of the first Lutheran| The newsboy became ill Wednesday, minister born in the United States.| but not too ill to enjoy the comic He served his calling at Lexington, |Strips which his parents brought to | Va., where a monument now stangs him in bed. to his memory. Suddenly he lost consciousness md Mrs. Avis is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Margaret A. Wells, who lives at | the Connecticut avenue address, and \l son, Dr. Braxten D. Avis of 1892 | Adams Mill road. [ Funeral services will be held at the S. H. Hines parlors. 2901 Four- ;tcenth street, at 2 pm. tomorrow pital, where death occurred. Funeral services were scheduled at early this afternoon. Hats of Paper. Men's and women's hats are being | made of paper in Germany. and burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. We Have Just Received and Put Into Service a New PACKARD DE LUXE SIDE-SERVING AMBULANCE ~containing new and distinctive features designed oc- cording to our own specifications. The side doors swing open to permit entrance and removal of the reclining couch without crowding. Hot and cold running water with basin: comfortably heated in Winter; delightfully cooled in Summer. Up- holstered leather chairs and other necessary and im- portant features for the comfort of the patient. This new ambulance has the appearance of an elegant limousine and the maximum of comfort and conven- ience. Driven and accompanied by two experienced and courteous attendants, LOCAL CALLS, $4.00 Out-of-town rates on request James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Aadantic 1700-1701 HIS is one of those rare occasions when a quality product is combined with a reason- able price. The beautiful ring shown below was the result of an extraordinary purchase. ENGAGEMENT RING—9 DIAMONDS IN 18K WHITE GOLD SETTING A ring of brilliance and beauty. A cing to cherish and thrill about for all your life. In & finely made setting of 18 karat white gold has been et—one large and eight small dlamonds of fine quality. Pay Only $1 « Week Young Jack was known to passers- | | | Cleveland. Ohio® Yes'day. Temp. Baro Today. Temp. Baro. | Dez. Ins. Des. |4 pm & pm Midnight_~ 48 30.01 Noon Record for Last 24 Hours. (Prom noon vesterday to noon today. Highest, 59 noon today. Year ago. 56 Lowest. 46, 7 a.m. today. Year ago. 41 Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 98, on July 2 Lowest.' —%. on January 28 Humidity for Last 24 | (From noon yesterday to noon wd-n ‘ Highest, 94 per cent, at 2 p.m. vesterday. Lowest, 46 per cent. at noon today. ‘ ‘Tide Tables. (Purnished "E, the United States Coast -na | eodetic Survey.) Tod: Tomorrow. was rushed to Casualty Hospital, later | jLth being transferred to Gallinger Hos- Hun je the graveside in Cedar Hill Cemetery g., todav 8un. tomorrow : Moon today z2 & 419am Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 19: Ave. January .. 7 February March Apri] May June Juiy . August September October ... November December Weather in hrlrm- Cities. Temperature..- _Recorg. Stations Abilene. Tex 5K 5 Rain Albany. N 2 20 Cloudy Atlanta. Ga Clear Atlantic Ciiy = 2008 & Cloudy Baltimore. Md_ / Clear Birmingham g Cioudy Clear Cloudsy Clear Charleston. S.C E Cloudy Chicago. 1L - Clear Cincinnati. Ohio s Clear 2 _ Cloudy Columbia,_ 8. C. Cloudy Denver, Colo 4 3 Clear | Detrott. Mic 30 Clear £ | or vicinity Piggly-Wigely at W Clear 46 056 Clear Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of irsue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. ETLLFOLD. men's_coniaining large sum | of “money. _identification cards. etc.. ave. and Phone Bradley Wilson lane. Bethesda BOSTON TERRIER. black with markings. black spoi on head. answers to name “Buster . wandered away from 5139 Conduit rd. n.w: child's pet. Clev. 6187. Re BRIEF CASE. containing elasses and school bool $10 rewaré. 1920 8§ nw l\'orlh BROOCH. diamond platinum, conulmnl small diamonds. 1 large diamond and } emeralcs. October 31. i Mayflower Ho tel Orbetween, hotel_and Arconne Apts | Reward. Mrs. Irene Schiosberz. 1620 Co- | lumbla_rd [ CAPE. blue_fur trimmed._near_10th and | N sts. n.w. Finder please bhone Greenwood | 1479, Reward ‘ Wednesday, brindle Boston : license 12104. Please call | EYEGLESSES—In dark red case on or near Mount Pleastnt st.. Nov. 7. Reward. Call | GLOVES. long. black kid, Tuesday. probably in taxicab. Return to East Capitol GOLD MESH BAG, sreen stones on ou side. initials “M. P." inside; lost about weeks ago_in downtown Ihn"r JACKET. repe: lost Priday. vicinity ® 16th 5t o Please return same addre NECKLACE. on Potomac Park woif course | B. Nov. 6. Liberal reward. in :xlfi.fm‘x"?s‘ money with necklace. Emerson POLICE DOG lost: 2 years old” male: tas lcense Phone Decatur 5231 Ju?ll".)chteks R!Ii!d SPEED _ INDICA;rofl.‘flsRewud. National 6933 WATCH—Lady’s white gold wrist watcl reward of $20 if returned Brown Co.. 1114 F st . ~ i WRIST WATCH. Bulova, Thursd - tween 12 and 1 o'clock. on the ll}lhus ‘c* line, Liberal reward. Phone ] iorth_9: °7rl,,é;zcoln Wiashingtons best located Gemetery, (edar Hill %wmmw metery Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise Phone Re For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 75 No Extras! For a Regular | $150 Funeral WASHINGTON’S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li.8200-8201 Breaths. ADLER. RUDOLPH FRANCIS. On Wed- nesday. November 6. 16:35. at Sibley | Hospital, RUDOLPH FRANCIS ADLER. beloved husband of Amelia Adler (nee Thorne). Puneral from his late res dence. Silesia, Md.. on Saturday. No- vei 0. at 9:30 am. Services at 8t John's Church, Broad Creek. Md. at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment church cemetery. ANDERSON, LAWRENCE. On Wednes- | day. November 6. 1935, at Freedmen's Hospital. LAWRENCE ANDERSON. He | leaves io mourn their loss. mother. Mrs. Josephine Anderson. 2105 17th st bl two sisters two'brothers abd host ‘of other relatives and friends. | Reml!nl esting at Moon & Allen’s fu- neral home. 1322 You st. n.w. Funeral Baturday, November 9. at % p.m., from the above-named funeral home. Inter- ment Payne's Cemetery. = ATKINS. CHARLES FRANKLIN, JR. On Friday. November ®. 1935, at Children's Hospital. Washington, D. C.. CHARLES FRANKLIN ATKINS, JR. beloved in- fant son_of Charles F. and El Atkins. Rem: resting at 5 funerai home. 2847 Wilson blvd.. Clar- endon, Va. Notice of funera] later. AVIS, HARRIETT E. On Thursdav, No-| vember 7. 1035. at her residence. Conn. ave. n.w. HARRIETT E. AVIS. mother of Dr.Braxton D. Avis and Mar- garet A. Weils. Bervices at the S. H Hines Co. funeral home. 1 14th st. | n.w., Saturday Novembér 9. at 2 pm Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 8 BABCOCK. ROBERT W. On Wednesday, November 6. 1935. at 'his residence. ARion st nw. HOBERT W beloved | KOENIG, DOR! . husband of Rose C. Babcock (nee Wes- ley) and father of Richard R. Babcock Funeral from the above residence on Saturday, November 6, at 9:30 am.: thence to St. Gabriel's Church. where | mass will be offered at 10 am. for the repose of his soul Relatives and frienas invited. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. 8 | EMMA. _ On Thursday. . Mrs EMMA BAYARD . niw.. wife of ‘the ‘late James Bayard, devoted mother of Ed. ward. Paul and Earl Bayard. Mrs. Ar- della’ Minor, Mrs. Blanche Brown and Mrs. Ruth Lee. Surviving her also are three grandchildren,” Leo and ~Walker Lee and Earl Bayard. Funeral Monda November 11. at 1:30 p.m. from Fr zler's funeral home. K9 Rhode Islanc ave. n.w. Relatives and friends invited Interment Lincoln Memoriai Cemetery. BELL, PULINA. On Weanesday. Noves ber 6. 1935 _at her :esid:nce. Hunt ville. Md.. PULINA BELL. mother of Hattie Blackshears and grandmother of Leona Thompson. Funeral Sat: November 9. at 2:30 pm. irom t Boneat Sarvis funieral Chureh 1335 You st. n.w. Elder Sheif officiating. Inter- ment’ Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Mrs. . drew and the late Carolina Beal. devo! ed wife of the late Zack Bigss. Re- ains resting at Frazier's funeral home Rhode Isiand ave. n.w. gNotice of funeral later. ° BOICE. CASE. On Thursday. Novemb at_his residence, Mitchellv SE EBOICE. beloved iusb: Lillie A. Boice. He also 1s survived by three children, George and Bertran Beice and Mrs. Allie Weaver. Funeral from Mouni Oak Church Mitchellville. | Md.. November 9 at 2 p.m. Intermei in “church cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to atterd 5 BRADLEY. JULIA KELLOGG, BRADLEY. Body §_at Joseph Gawler's Sons' chapel v Se ices at Fort Arlington Na- Myer Chapel on Saturdsy at 11 a.m_ Intermen tional Cemetery. CARVER. IDA JANE nesday. Novembe CARVER' (nee Ro, of Williz taer A Snelli Ts. CEsther J. Sherif Miss Ida Naomi Carver and William Joseph Carver: sister of Robert A. Rol- lins and Lou Burchell. _Remains resting her late residence. 756 1ith st. se Saturday. November 9. at 2:30 Funeral services will be held at Grace Baptist Church, 9th st. and Carclina _ave. se.. i om terment Congressional Cemetery. 9 DADE._ANNIE M. On Thursday. Novem- &t her residence_ Wald Blick Lodze, $a " ANNIE M. DADE. loved daughter of the iate Robert Catherine Dade Puneral Saturday November 6. at 10:30 a.m.. from her late residerice. Interment’ Monocacy Cemetery. Beallsville. Md. DAMRELL, HENRY_ W. On Thursday Rovember 1935. HENRY, W. DAM- beloved husband of 'the id on Monday, am. Interment it 1o Md . A SOMER DARBY Saturday. -Novemoer 9 2 his late’ home. Interment Cemetery, Browningsville. Md. DARCEY. CHARLES HENRY. On Fiidey November 8. 1835, at his res 903 South Ninth st. Alcova Heig: Arlington, Va. CHARLES beloved ~husband arcey Hall) s by three sons and one daughter 1 Ives chapel, 2847 Wilson Sunday. November 1 terment mbi (Northumberland County, Dlease copy.) FEIE A. On Thursday. Novem- Ther and sizte Mrs. W. A the 8. H. Hines Co funeral home. 2001} 14th st. n.w.. on Saturday. November 9. at p.m’ nent” Cedar Cemetery. s DREW. CHARLE: uddealy. on Fri- November 8. 1935. at_his residence, DXt S CHARLES P husoand. of Drew_snd father of Belle An derson. Mary Frances and Charles Pre: ton Drew. Remains resting at the W W Chambers Co. Southeast funerai home. 517 11th st. s.e. Notice of fu- neral’ later. | ELLIS, JOHN 0. Suddenly, on Wednes- November 6. 135 at his residence. Sycamore ave. Takoma Park. Md. OHN O.. husband of Grace Cruitt, Ellis. | Services at Warner E. Pumphrey's fu- neral home. 8424 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. Md4.. on Priday. November . at | 3 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. | FEWELL. WILMER J. on Priday No- vember R, . WILMER J. FEWELL. beloved l"ul d of Mabel M. Fewell and father of Roger B. Fewell Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Saturday, November 9. at 2 pm. Rela- | tives and friends are invited. Inter- | ment Norfolk. Va | GAYLORD. HERBERT A. Brightwood Com- | 6. K T. Wil meet at & v. November 8. 1835. at lesapeake st omw for ‘the Burbose of attending the foneral of Sir HERBERT A. GAYLORD from 4207 Ellicott st nw. Civilian dress DR. ARTHUR L. SUTER. Commander. HAMMOND. NORA. On Wednesday. No- mber 1. 1935 NORA HAMMOND. be- loved wife of the late Alfres Hammond Funeral will pe held {rom Timothy Hanlon's funeral parlors, 641 H st. n.e. on Saturday. November 9, ) High requim mass at Church at 8 am. Relatives invited. - Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- t HAMMOND. NORA. Officers and L of Rev. Father Walter Council. No. 17 C. W. B. L.. are hereby notifird of death of Comrade NORA_HAMMOND. | Funeral will be held from Timothy Han- lon's funeral parlors. 641 H st. ne.. on | Saturday. November 9. at 8:i0 am. | High reaviem mass at St Alovsius Church at 9 am. Intermént Mount Olivet Cemetery. HAWKINS, ROBERT. On Friday, Novem- ber 8. 1f résidence. 622 E st. | Se. ROBERT HAWKINS. beloved hus- | band of Helen Hawkins. loving son of Mrs. Lottie Hawkins. vived by one sister. kins: three brothers. James (Doodsie Lemuel and Daniel Havkins: other rela tives and friends. Remains resting a the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. #rd and "Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral Iater. HICKS. ISABELLA ROSS. November 6 1933 ISABELLA HICKS. beloved wife of Lonis W. Hicks of 141 Swann st n.w. Remains rest- ing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funersl church. 1432 You st. nW. where fu- neral services will be held or Saturday. November 9. at 1 pm. Interment Rockville. Md. 8 HOWE. DR. 0. On Wednesday. Novem- | ber 6. 19 the Washington Sani- | tarium, Takoma Park. Md. Dr. O. E. | HOWE of 434 Park rd. nw. husband | of Minta G. Howe _Funeral services | private. at bis late residence on_Sat urday. November 9 at 11 am. Inter ment Rock Creek Cemetery 8 HOLMES. MARY. On Monday. November 4.1935._at her residence. 640 Acker si. ne. MARY HOLMES. She is sur- Vived by one daughter. four grand- children. three sisters, four brothers and | other relatives and friends. Remains | resting at Stewart's funeral home 50, X Funeral Sunday, November 10, | Chlldlburt. 3 1 HOLT, GEORGE. = On Thursdsy. Novem. ber’ 7. 1935, at Providence Hospital, after ‘a_ brief illnes:, GEORGE, beloved husband of Amelia K. Holt. He is also survived by a devoted daughter-in-law and an adopted daughter. four nieces and one cousin. Remains resting at Stewart’s funeral home, 30 H st. n.e. until Saturday afternoon. November 9 thereafter at his late residence. 603 2nd st. ne. Puneral Monday. November 11 m. from St. Cyprisn's Church. d C sts. se. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10 | HUNT. GURNEY L. Suddenly. on Novem. at ‘his residence. GA2R 1st " GURNEY 'L RURr heloved hisband’ of Millie G. Hunt and father of Mabel G. Hunt.~ Notice of funeral ater. JACKSON. LUKE. on Thursday. Novem- LUKE JACKSON. the be- Toved husband-of Pearl Jackton, father | of Wwilliam. Luther, Jefferson, ~Mary | Louis. Corline and Elvin Jackson: son | of Elizabeth Jackson, brother of Green, Algie_and_ Polly Jackson, Sarah Mur- Tay and Josie Thomas. 'Funeral Sun- day, November 10. at % p.m.. from the ‘W. Ernest Jarvis West End parlor, 28th and Dumbarton ave. n.w. Interment Mount Zion Cemetery. 10 On Wednesday, ROSE | Y | 517 11th St. S.E, » A-—11 Braths. JANSON, LARS J. On Wednesday. Novem- ber 6. 19:15, at his residence, 84% Nortn Lincoin ‘st Clarendon Va.. LARS J JANSON. beloved husband of the I Matida Jansop. Remains resting at Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. a ne. where services wiil be held on Sate urday, November 9. at I pm. Rela- tives ‘and friends are invited. Inter- ment Congressional Cemetery. JANSON. LARS J. McKinley Council. No 902 National Union Assuranice Bociety, nnounces the death of Member LAR J JANSON. > JOHNSON, FRANCIS C. Departed this life on Thursday. November 7. 16.5. at £:45 am., at his residence. 3028 Sher man sve.'n.w., FRANCIS C. JOHNSO! devoted son of the late Isaac and Char Iotte Johnson and loving husband of Marje L. Johnion. = Funeral Sund November 10. at '1 pm.. from John Wesley A. M E. Zz_ Church. 14th and Corcoran sts. n.W. “Reiatives and Ir jends JOHNSON, MARY A. On -rm,-»aav No- vember ‘7. 1935 ‘at_her residence. Rota aryvills Md. “MARY A. JOHNEON. be- loved wife of the late’ William Henry Johnson ‘and_ mother of 'Mrs Coates. Mrs. seie Simm, Mr Stephenson. Mrs. Claudie Parki Hattie Johnson ' and Berry Thomas, Funeral "from her late residence on Saturday. November #. at 10 am.: thence to St. Simon's Episcoval Church, Croom. Md. ‘where services will be con- ducted at 10:30 a.m Interment church cemetery. Reiatives and friends svited. ] On_Thursday. No- vember 7, at Sibley Hospital. DORIS L' beloved daughter of John C. and Etta' G. Koenix and sister of Ben- Jamin C., Jules E.. Pearl G. Koenig. Mrs, Katherise G Williarms and S Biaoeh Carrey. Funeral seivices ai the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home, 517 11th st. s.e, on Saturday, Novem- ber 9. at 1 pm. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Pori Repubiic, McCABE. ELLEN F. On Wednesday. No- vember 6. 1¢ ELLEN F. McCABE of 1457 Fairmont st beloved daugh- ter of the late Jona Joseon and Ann Bradiey Mcca Funeral from the chapel ‘of Frank Geiers San<' Co 1115 h st. n.w. on Saturday, November %, at 9:30 ‘am. Requiem mass at St Paul's Church at 10 » m. Relatives and friends invited. In ent Washington Memorial Park Cemetery. » MARIAN. On Wednesda Vited. Interment Cede HENRY FREDERICK. On November 7 ;;Eag'( 6 st nw R 1 MULLER. aked’ 66 vehrs. helogod huss band of Aline B. Mul and father of Jullan A Muiler. Funeral services Monday mter 11 at % pm. at Hysong's parlor. at 1300 N st n.w. =~ 10 RICHARDS. RICHARD F. Members of Sargeant Jasper Poct. No. 13. of the Americ; Legion, are no= tified of the death of Comrade RICHARD F. RICHARDS. Com- rades are requested to_attend Lesion “services 'to,_be held st p.m. Pridav. November &, end Sanle: Fniera) In'errnc'u' Fort November . at’ mass at St Relative On Thursday, Noe her_residence, 809 ELLA G. SAM- of Mrs. Lillian rvices Sat ordey: ELLA G. 1300 N st Friends invited attend. Int t Fort Lincoln Ceme STRUBLE. DAVID GALLAWAY. On Thursday, Novemb at 5:45 am ; 1 i 3th st. n.e.. STRUBLE. beloved 3 Elia_Strubie father of Mrs. ln‘ Roy Mack and York City. ace residence Charles Ha Mr. Sidney St Funeral services i on Saturday. “November 6 Relatives s 2Eeas n.e Cemetery = WILLIAMS. MARGARET. Departed this life ‘on Priday, November » 10:45. at Freedmens Hotpital MARGARET WIL- er of Clarence She leaves to mourn_their lc s also four aunts and four uncles. Remains resting tempora= rily at Eugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 hence o 1017 New November 10, am Mondav. November at St. Matthew's Bap- ist Church. Interment Pasne’s C.IT)!- In Memoriam. BURRELL, ELLA LOUISE N\\'ILTO\' ln sad_eui lovine memory_of ‘our d da Ko ELLA *LOUISE SANTLToN BURRELL. whe passed hxay one vear ago today. November . 1934. the stars are shining Oon hrr sad grave, Where lies our, dear daughter. Whom we Idved. but could not save. Friends may_think we have forgotten And our wounded hea healed: Little do_they know the so.ro That is in_o It. concealed. HER DEVOTEL MOTHER FATHER, SISTER AND BROTHER. JACKSON, ALFONSO R. In sad but love ing_remembrance of my dear husband, ALFONSO R. JACKSON. wno passed away one year ago today. November 8, nk T have forgotten HIS DEVOTED WIFE, ISABELLE. * McDERMOTT, HUGH. 1In sad and loving remembrance of HUGH McDERMOTT. rted this two vears ago Prom this \norld of pain and sorrow To the land of peace and rest, God_has called you, Where you have found eteinal rest K. SIMPKINS. * R. MARY E. A tribute of love to the memory of our loved one. MARY E PIPER. who departed this life ten years ag0 _todav. November 8, 1 CHARLES S. PIPER'AND FAMILY. ROLLINS. LUCY L. In memocs of LUCY L. ROLLINS. wife of Robert A. Ro; and mother of Robert H. Rollins. Es hr M. St. Clair and Elsie L. Steele. who departed this life hirty-one il years ago today, November I ® ROBERT H" ROLLINS. * SMITH. ALICE C. In loving memory of ALICE C. SMITH. who died November 8. 192 Thou ar We seek thee now in vain But yet in heart we hear thy voice. In words that never wane THE FAMILY. * YOUNG, ALICE MATILDA. A tribute of love to the memory of our devoted mother, ALICE MATILDA YOUNG. who passed into life eternal seven years ago todav. November S. 1925. her soul rest in peace M“HER DEVOTED_CHILDREN. _* gone from us. loved one. __FUNERAL DIRECTORS __ CHAS S. ZURHORST CO. V. L. SPEARE CO. Netther the successor to nor connseted with the original W Speare esuhhshmem lOOSHSt N.W *J.“William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave. Lincoln 5200 Jose h F. Birch's Sons HAYCOCK. Mgr ) emone wit adod 3034 M St N.W. 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