Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1935, Page 9

. JEREMIAH J. LYNCH, RETIRED BUTCHER, DIES Native of District Was Member of Holy Name Society and Knights of Columbus. town University Hospital after a brief illness. He was a retired butcher. Born in the District, Mr. Lynch at- tended the public schools here and entered the meat business as a young man. When he retired several years ago, he was proprietor of a market at ‘Twenty-first and K streets. Mr. Lynch was a member of the Jeremiah J. Lynch, 75, a native of | Holy Name Society of Holy Trinity Washington, died yesterday at George- | Church and of the Knights of Colum- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1935. bus. He lived at 1427 Thirty-ffth street. Surviving are two daughters, Miss Mary E. and Miss Cecelia 8. Lynch; two brothers, James C. and Daniel P. Lynch, and & sister, Mrs. Mary Keat- ing, all of Washington. —_— Southern Rhodesia threatens to H- cense its tobacco growers. AUNT SUE & POLLY—MON., WED., FRI.—5:15 P.M.—WMAL Energy \ Schneider’s Dan Dee Silces bring heatlh and energy from golden grain fields. This delicious white bread is made of the finest ingredients that money can buy. Itreaches your table daily in all its oven-fresh good- ness from one of America’s very finest bakeries. Insist on Schneider’s Bread, the kind that grandmother served more than fifty years ago . . . the Bread that’s in a class chneider’s BREAD CHARLES SCHNEIDER L U Executives Owners of a business Members of the Professions PRACTICAL INFORMATION FOR: Women with financial responsibilities Everyone interested in independence and personal progress VERYONE should know the place the Bank fills in our business and economic life, but more important, you should know how to fit it into your own plans and to capitalize the help and assistance it makes available to you individually. This book contains information that has a vital bearing on your financial welfare. Unless you under- stand these mattets you can not work with your Bank to the best mutual advantage. Months of preparation have gone into this handbook to give you facts. You can read it in a few minutes. We'shall gladly give or send to you, or to others whom you may suggest, 4 COpy at your request. ASK ANY LOCAL BANK FOR THE BOOKLET BAKING CO. KARL E. SCHAEFER RITES TOMORROW Georgetown U. Band Imstructor, Native of Germany, to Rest in Arlington. Special Dispatch to The Star. BERWYN, Md., November 11.—Fu- neral services for Karl E. Schaefer, 65, prominent band instructor of O-nxnewwn Unlvermy and personal ‘ friend of the late Victor Her- bert, who died Saturday at Sun- nyside Station, near here, will be held at the home at 1:45 pm. to- morrow. Although born in Bavaria, Ger- many, Mr. Schaefer served for 27 years with the United States - Army, seeing Bemastan service in Span- ish-American, Mexican Border and World War engagements. He retired in 1920 to become instructor of Georgetown University bands. Educated in Germany, he attended the Conservatory of Music at Leipzig, where he became acquainted with Vic- tor Herbert. He enlisted in the United States Army after entering: this country in 1890. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Julia M. Schaefer; two sons, Karl Ef and Ed- ward K. Schaefer, and seven daugh- ters, Miss Julia M. Schaefer, Mrs. Winona K. Williams, Mrs. Annetta T. Stello, Mrs. Edna M. Nash. Mrs. Thelma V. Sevenhuysen, Mrs. Elva P. Downing and Mrs. Evelyn A. Rice, Births Reported. Elmer R lndd Mary A, AI!P bo Cecil W. Mary M irl. Secil W- and MA M Anndier boy and sirl twing Geo and Phoebe 8. Crosby. girl. \nd Katnerine A Dameron, bor. Mary C. Dove. boy. d, Flotence E. Fishel. bos. el d E K irl. Tt and !:m-l H rndxm.. wirl, . nnd Jun amnn and St d olmr Tg.*and Ch d Esther D. Anderson. boy, d Helen Bosworth, sirl. d Nellie M. Daly. bov d o M Densan. girl. I5eehd Gloria Eisenbére: boy Joseph and Cosmos Furnari. boy. Eli M. and Shirley Kammerman. girl Shermisn 8. and Eva M. Midgett. girl Michsel L. and Catherine M. McVearry, wuu.m K. and Rae A. Roberts, boy. Rose _Shapiro_ boy. Cll rlel W and Elsie L. BHCK]! lh’l 'S ! and vmmn r} Zimmermann, nd Booker T And Esther Jones. mf @dar Hill Washinglomis most Beaudul Cmeterg Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise Stroller EX-KING ALFONSO SEEN AT GENEVA. EX-KING ALFONSO Of Spain is shown out for a stroll in front of his hotel at Geneva, Switzerland. He was among the notables in Geneva during the League of Natibns' conferences on the problem of Italian sanctions. —A. P. Photo. GERMAINE H. HOAG, 73, Resident of Capital for 35 Years Is Survived by His Widow and Two Children. Germaine H. Hoag, 73-year-old car- penter living at 4407 Ninth street, died Saturday night at Garfield Hos- pital after a long {llness. Mr. Hoag, who had lived in Wash- ington for the past 35 years, is sur- vived by his widow, Mrs. Madeline Mrs. Norman Damon. Funeral services will be held to- morrow at 1:45 p.m. from the Murray & Sons funeral home. Burial will be in Gleenwood Cemetery. Established 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast N A New Handbook explaining How to Use Your Bank CHECK THESE POINTS to see if you are making the most of this indispensable aid to business success—if you understand what the Bank is for and how to obtain full value from its service. ‘Whose money does & bank use when it makes loans and investments? How do you qualify for and obtain bank credit? ing relations? selected? Does the bank have money to loan? How are loans made? How should you conduct sound bank- What makes the Bank a safe and prof- itable place for your money? How is the management of the bank How do you profit by banking service? 9. Whudoayguhnkmmdo? 10. What does it cost to carry your account —how do you pay the bank? District of Columbia Bankers Association N B large, black and -mu h col c:znnecnnn ave. m-nmy -nu 'show 1935 tasgs. LOST. " Zost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil de accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, ¥p 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. 2] nd igh- BOSTON TE] RRXZR Sunday. ‘2:-1 leb:n‘n'd e | . Maloney, t ternzr white_ai ey 00 ek coltas, [t ta oy st weay Black collar, Ress “with chain: . chids pet. Reward. Phone Adams 4846, DOG—Vicinity 10th and K sts. n beetle dog. white with brown spots. & ing name “Peg’’; 3 years old. Call At | 3%51. Reward GLASS| gar line, Friday. white gold rim_ vicinity 14th st =y S Reward. " Call Columbia POCKETBOOK, black. lady's, and Krege's, 4608 N. H st. turday p.m. Reward. 1846 SCOTTIE DOG address on_colia | 14th st. n.w._F TAPESTRY BAG, containing ke valuable papers useful to owner Ret Metropolitan 7819 only. Is One of the Largest Undertuken in the World A $500 SERVICE For Only 5265 o 0 0 O In Case of Death Call Chambery ; 1400 CHAPIN N.W. COI--M- ufl UTHEAST 511 11th ST. S E. ATisntie 6 Asking for —is in thy EXPIRES AT GARFIELD Hoag: a son, Charles, and a dauxhter,4 Owner | Phone lmel’- containing | money and two prs. tg’euuses bet. Irving | JAMES W. BODLEY DIES HERE AT 38 Pioneer Manufacturer and Industralist Resident of District 4 Years. James W. Bodley, 93, pioneer West Virginia manufacturer and industri- alist, who had made his home in Washington for the past four years, died Friday at the home of his daugh- ter, Mrs. Morrie Bodley Morris, 1935 Calvert street, after & long illness. Mr. Bodley was a native of Wheel- ing, W. Va., where after the Civil War he founded the Bodley Wagon Co., which manufactured plantation wag ons and machinery that for years were well known and widely used through- out the South. For several years he made his home in New Orleans and conducted much of his business from -there. When war broke out, in 1860, he was the first volunteer from Wheeling to enlist in the Union Army and served throughout the war as a mem- ber of the 1st West Virginia Infantry. He was then 19 years old, and through an appeal directly to President Lin- coln he was able to supply rifles for his organization. Mr. Bodley prided himself on having cast his first vote for Lincoln. In later life he took considerable in- spent a great share of his fortune in religious activities. He is survived by his daughter, Mrs. Morris, and one son, Charles F. Bodley. Funeral services and interment will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Gettys- burg National Cemetery. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Smoker, Virginia Military Institute Alumni, Army and Navy Club, 8 p.m. Dinner, Mackall Society, University Club, 7 p.m. Supper d-nce, American Legion Drum Corps, Broadmoor Hotel, 10 pm. Meeting, Optimist Club, Mayflower Hotel, 8 pm. Dinner, Rainbow Division Veterans, | Willard Hotel, 8 p.m. Dance, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Willard Hotel, 9:30 p.m. Meeting, Kappa Beta Phi Sorority, Carlton Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, Oldroyd Circle, No. 5, Ladies of the G. A. R., Raleigh Hotel, 8 pm. Bingo party. Pythian Temple, 1012 Ninth street, 8 p.m. Meeting. Esther Rebecca Lodge, Odd Fellows' Hall, 419 Seventh street, 8 pm. Card and bingo party, Sodality of St. Mary's Church, 8t. Mary's Church nall, Fifth and G place, 8:30 pm. TOMORROW. . Luncheon meeting, Reciprocity Club, Good Samaritan Restaurant, 638 D street, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Women's National Press Club, Willard Hotel, 1 pm. Luncheon, National Invested Sav- ings Association, La Fayette Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Breakfast, Early Birds, Willard Ho- tel, 8 am. Meeting, District Bar Association, Mayflower Hotel, 8 pm. | Meeting, District Air Legion, Willard % Hotel, 8 pm. Meeting, Women’s Union. Bureau of Engraving and Printing, N. F. F. E,, Willard Hotel, 8 p.m. Supper meeting, lard Hotel, 8 pm. Meeting, District Division, Young Democrats, Willard Hotel, 8:30 p.m. vert Club, Wil- Hotel, 6 pm. Meeting. Probus Club, Hay-Adams House, 8:30 pm. Meeting, Daughters of '98, National Auxiliary of Spanish War Veterans, Carlton Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, Society for Philosophical Inquiry, room 43, National Museum Building, 4:45 p.m. Meeting, Sons of Confederate Vet- erans, Washington Camp, No. 305, Confederate Memorial Hall, 8§ p.m. Phonetic Spelling. Butler's “Feminine Monarchie” in the seventeenth century was the earli- est attempt we know of to introduce phonetic spelling. e Dcaths Regorted 94. Gallinger Hospital. Jamehine RoGicon, SoTHET Womaing u-é-:ueme Bowman, 83, St. Elizabeth's lllnm.h 'P Barry, 72, 1316 New Hamp- shiry Heney P Muller, 66, 1336 19th st. Mary Hindy. 65, 1 Hary Senih, 4. 1% T d. J. Ciarence Voorhorlt‘ 54, George Wash- Jul K!lsl 54. 1830 K st. Afll:llr r. {vmf"m. 53, Walter Reed Hos- l Liberat 47. Potomac River, m. 2 brovidence. HotpitaL Hospital. m-J )anelos"’ bl:"’ 0th s John, J.' Washin jton. 69 1307 Florids Taabel’ Hicks, 48, ,‘rndmenl Hospital, james Russ. 43 Gallinger Hospital Luke .mhon 41_Gal Hospital, Jesse T rhbm F Hospital. Betty B 26, PSR 17th s un-&nlm Williais, 14, Freedien's Hos- 8 There’snosubstitute for Business... 'VERY once in a while we like e we genuinely appreciate every order we receive. J Nver Diaggpoint and simpl T and our pride our safeguard efficient handling of your printing orders—large or small. BYRON S. ADAMS LAW PRINTER FOR MORE THAN HALF-A-CENTURY COMMERCIAL PRINTING AND ADVERTISING 812 11th St. N.W. e Telephone Dlstrict 8203 | terest in religious and church work and | Dinner, Civitan Club, La Plyem[ @ard of @hanhn. STRUBLE. DAVID GALLAW. Thanik our many friends for their boatifor fotal ‘olerings i sympathy extended at the death of our father, DAVID GALLAWAY JLE. THE PAMILY., * Beaths. ALBRECHT. HARRY G. On !Imdly. No- vember 10, 1935. at 6:20 residence. 700 22nd st. By'e RECHT, beloved husband of Vir- inia Alhruhl. and beloved son of th! ate John C. and ht. neral Wednesday. .y fom the 0. Wige Co. and" friends “are inviied. Cedar Hill Cemetery. BANNISTER. MINNIE. Yember 10, | On_ 8unday. No- of 915 N s 935. MINNIE BANNTI . Remains jesting at home. 384 R. ; after at her late resi N of FHr] e e “"t BELL. DR. JAMES HALL on Sundly‘ November 10, 1933 the home of his daughter and son. Sh-dw MR dan and Col. J 5 BELL. _Hi Puneul aen. IRCHETT, MARY TROWBRIDGE. ns:rz‘\ému{ November 9. 1935. at the e Birchett and mother of Rosa L. Thele: Funeral services at the above re idence on Tuesday. November 12, at R:3( Relatives and friends are ‘nvited. Tne ;{:;mnt Christ Church Cemetery. Port BLAKE, IIENI L. Oa Thursday. Novem- ber 7, 1935. at Bl Paso. Tex., IRENE L. | w fe 'of Munroe W. Blake. formerly of 4240 39th st. n.w. Washinzton. D. C. Bervices at Joseph Gawler's Sons chapel 1756 Pa. ave. n.w. on Tuesday. Novem- ‘m. Interment Cedar i Cometery. BODLEY, JAMES W. On Priday_ Nov - ber 8. 1935 JAMES W Loy e 23 years. father of Mrs. Morris. (935 Calvert st nd intsrment in Gettysburg N Gemetery “on Tuesday. November - o On Saturday. Nove her fetidence, 1 TELL BONDS. | foving “dnushiter ‘of Mre Tenna Bonds and the late Tavlor Bonds, sister of Mrs. Ellen Little. Laura Copeland. Janie Little Etta Brewington, Randoiph. “Lenora ~ Caldwen. Bonner, Blanche, Arthur and Taylor Bond. jr. She also leaves other rela- tives and many friends. Remains rest ing AU the John T.' Rhines srd and Eye sts. s.w. . November 11: residence, funeral | until 4 | 1L ihereatter exe funera held on Tuesday. Novem- at 2 p.m. Cemetery, e invited. service ber Interment’ Lincoln oo Relatives and | BURRISS. FLORA BELL, November 11, 1938, a1 omrox?»wl-‘fi"g;:'- versity” Hospital, FLORA e b loved ‘wite of Glarence E Bittiss tains “resting ai the Colonis] funer am Reuben Pumphre: Rockville, Md. Notice' of funeral later. c.;nmu o CALIROY. ~On Sunday. No- 19135, CALIROY CARRIGAN. o beloved wits of James Carrigan mother of Helen, B Nlcho]llelrnlln Reral services will be held at” By Con- stantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church. 6th and C sts. s.w._ at 2 pm Relatives and friends are invited. Inter- | ment Prospect Hill Cemetsry. DAYIS, ROLLINS. On Priday. November | 'OLLINS. DAVIS. beloved son fllm; D-le and Earlina Davis and dr\'ot!fl brother of Rose Anna. _Alice Rosa Lilly. Edward and Cynthia Davis. Remains resting at the Maguire funeral home. 1820 Oth st. n.w. until 1 p.m. hq!herélh;er at s lflel xresl | st. nw neral from | Ebenezer Blplhl Chu!th 42 ETCHISON. MARCELLUS. November '11. 19 at ~ his home. Eichison, Md. MARCELLUS ETCHISON: 4 %5, M Geioved Taihor On Monday, Mrs. William Kinsey of Charles County. Puneral Services will be held at Mont- Somery Chapel. M. P. C Church. on Wed- nesday November 1: In ment Montgomery Chapel Cemeéters. 15 EVANS. MARGARET (MA: . denls. ‘on Saturdas November U, 1003 &1, her residence. A GARET (MAGG EVANS Kelley), beloved wite of George T Evans and mother of George A. Evans and Mrs. Joseph N. Purks and sister of George W. Kelley. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. 219 Jeffer- son st. nw. on Wednesday, November 13. at !‘i! . : thence to St Peter's Chureh. 3nd and C sts. s.e. where re- quiem ‘mass will be offered’ at § am Relatives and friends are invited In- | termens in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 13 Gl \IP\lA\' Fie deceased. He is survived by . Mrs. Mabel Healy and !n?!c‘ invited. ' Ihterment. ERas, B "k, Lnyited. " Interment n HAL AVY!! Donlr!ed lml life on 8a H!Ilmx Md Ahh HALL Sh: {Tl‘\"els to mourn their loss a devoted daughter. Mildred Hall Whiting: a cousin. William Hall: three sisters. Martha West. D Glenn and Bertha Brooks: two hm A host of othe; !' and friends. anm:‘remnxrl{ 23 4t belm ofuner unt esday, November 12. at thence to the residence of her daugnier. 41 C st se. where funeral services :rm De held on Wednesday. November 2 atives ‘and friends are ‘nvited ™ Inferment Lincoln e morial Cemetery ye IE\IY- F!A\KLN .HY On Suurdnv 1935. FRANKLI! George F. Henry. 121 Wednesday, " November *19. Ni Relatives anc friends invited. ment Glenwood Cemetery. Re: viewed at the above Tesidenc y. November HOAG, GERMAINE H. on s-turdly No- ember 9_1935. at Garfleld Hospital fArNE 5 HOAG. "beloved huspand S Miadeline 5 onC Bates). Fu- Beral Trom the Caspel of Fhamas’ K. Murray & Son. 2007 Nichols ave. se. o 1:" fed.’ riends invite ment Glenwood Cemetery. ISHERWOOD, DIXIE H. vember 8 D. Inter- . 1935 at Los oA“n:'p‘)"g" e al mEiton. B .. and Mre Builara £ ol loway ‘of ‘Sani Antonio, Tex. Notice of | R- WASHINGTON. JOHN J. funeral later. LYNCH. JEREMIAR J. On - vember' 10, 163, at_Georeeiown Unr- | TRty Hotpital, J. LYNCH | st beloved husband of the late Saran C. Lynch. Notice of tuneral | | LY\C! JIII\"A! J He \bers_of Kelg! 5 mnby'nouflea of i | death of Brother JEREMIAH | J. LYNCH and are requested 16 meet at his late residence. 1427 35th esday. Nnvembcr 12, 19. . At 8:30 DR.. GNRGI R_ELLIS. G. K DENNIS J. NILAND. F. 8. 3 Matter s shori iilness, JUI IN_ W. LYONS. belovi son_ of Jlnn Hope L!onl and the llu Judlnn ll and devoted brother of Hon: lfl ice Lyons Wright. hmenl on Wednemny. November 13, at 2 from lchuixll funeral Dparlor, \ oth st. 1 lllmllmzl. DORA MARSHALL. On Saf urday, Novembe: her_res: ;208 12th > SoRA MAR. SHATL “MAGRUDER, " Balovea wile o Henry 8. Magruder. She is survived by one sister. Lovenia Owens. and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Stewart's lunrul home. 30 H st. n.e. Puneral November 12 at 1 .m. from I Pnendlhln nn st Churen, 5w o D B iy Wosdiawa Gemetorv. ATHEWS. NELLIE VERONICA. On Sun- My November 10, 1059, ¢ Mercy Hos pital. Baltimore, Md.. VERONICA ATHEWS, beloved wife of the late William H. ‘Mathews, mother of the Rev. F. C. and lmfir terment at Moun w-'i-hmmn. D. O. E. On Sunday, No- A 3 t. B le Iate Robert Webster ucl'hnm otice "of services later. L. MERRIWEATHER, VI Quletlr Md.' 10, sssed away, Sundsy °"“fl m.rr es to mourn her loss a nd, Robert 8., and & devoted son and daughter. Joseph F. and Cecelia E. Remains resting at Ambrose Boyd's fu- peral home. Funeral (high mass) from 8t Augustin urch Wednesday. No- ‘yember ll a.m. Interment in ouns Olivet Gemetery. oveinber . ‘lfis".‘a' eoreStown Uo0: jovember 3 - versity Hospi DA KATHERINE Raymon Vi e Sadie Klmhley ‘Mrs. gartie Fi and Mrs. Glad: ith. _Pune: he late residence. iois Wisconsin ave: n.w. Tuesday Novel 12. at 2 p.m. Relatives and_friends invi ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. NEWTON, INMAN H. On Saturday. No- vember 9. 1935 at cnunm muluml urgl o n“‘- -na t'o nlgh,- o hbfl k Williams mi.m Home. l! NO- s A9 Beaths. NICKOL. EDWARD J. Suddenly. on Sun- fav November 10. 1935 EDWARD J NICKOL. "at Hampton. Va Remaing resiing at the Deal funeral home. A1s H st. ne. Notice of funeral hereafter. PAPPAI PETER J. er 0. 1035, af Mount Alto ‘Hospital, PAS._ beloved brother of Nichoiss 35 PappesIoran, Punes) from W_ W. Chambers Oo. funeral home, unn 0 Shapin st Tuesday. No- ber t 1 Puneral services Th B Bovhia's Greck Churh, 8th and L 0w at 1:30 pm. Reiatives and friends “invited. Intermeat Arlington National Cemetery. PESTERIDGE. MARY V. Sunday. November 10. BESTHRIDGE. the beloved wite of James R. Pesteridge and mother of Edith and James . Festeridse. Puneral services the W. Chambers Co. Southeast 17 11th st 8., on Tues- day, Novem| 2 2:30 pm. Rela- Tives ‘and Iriends " are “invited. Intere ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. SCHAEFER. CARL E. On Saturds, at'his residence Nid ERRCE BCHA Belovea husband "of Julle M Schaefer, retired band leader United States Army. Funeral from’his ate residence on Tues- day. November 1:45 om. Rela- tives and friends are invited. Interment in Arlington National Cemetery, SCHAEFER. CARL E. Tne oficers and ember of General Nelson A amj On Sunday. Noveme n.w., on Suddents, on 93 RY V. funersl home. No- unny- Veterans, Pyt . D.w. at 2 pm. November 12.” 1935, and proceed thence to Arlington National Cemetery. to atsist burial _of our late comrade Comrades with cars please furnish.’ W. G. STIRK. Commander. P. E. SHOMETTE. Ad)ulinl lCH!lllVG ’BA. A Pri vember 5. iwater Reed General Hospital. " FRANZ SCHEURING. Delourd husband of "Elizabeth Scheuring (nes nabe). Funeral from his late resi dence. 1238 6th st. sw.. on Tuesday. November 17 at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Arlingron National Cemetery 11 SCHEURING. FRANZ. A munication of Hope Lode A. A M. ig hei pose’ of ‘attend late brother. FI Tuesday Nnumber 12, o'clock am GEORGE TATE_ Master. Attest: PALLE ELCAN. Secy. 11 SMITH. JAMES J. On Sunday. November at his residence. 1101 Jeffer- fon st nw JAMES 3 SMITH. by ved husband ‘of’ Alice V iday. No- !D" II gome Bt funeral on Tuesday. Relatives and Interment Cedar e 4 fiom the W W home. 1400 Ch November 1% friends are “invited Hill Cemetery. THOMAS. IVORY. Departeq ursday. Nevembe residence. 614 o rth Hen + Alexan- ria Va. ' [VORY " THOMAS." beisved daughter ur Mose Thomas. sister of gie Plow- Ulysses nlm lel\n other rela- and friends to mourn her de- parture. Remains resting at the John T, Rhines " funeral no 21 North Patrick «t. Alexandria_ Va . until 16.40 i: thereafter s life on - AL er Relatives and in Douglas Cem TOLSON, ALICE DIGGS Novemb t at 1 D Intermens 1 On, Saturday. and the late Besides her mother s one niece and two Funeral Tuesday. November _pm. from her' late resi- 7 Georgia ave. nw. Inf ment Hariony Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited 11 TOLSON. ALICE D. All members Gethsemane Chapter, No. 3, are hereby notified ‘of _th our honored lady. ALICE D Tuesday. November 17. t 2 p.m. from her late residence, Georsia ave nw MARTHA E. WILKINS, Roval Matron. PETER C GLASOOE. Royal Patron. UARY § WHITE. Becretaty VAN ALLEN. JACOB H. On smxrd-v 19: JACOB November 9, Years seleved. hsbnri Puneral from his of turieral _of TOLSON, late ‘residen Wednesday. November 13 Relatives and friends are invited terment Arlington National Cemetery. Dep rted this life on Saturday. November 9. 1935, at 515200 RSN I WABHINGTON He leaves to' mourn their loss a devoted Mildred A. Wa ton: three Mary Lucas, Neal and all of Leesburg. Va. and tL. T5th and v I 3 pm. Tuesday. Novem late residence wife. eousins. i - ) is WEISSER. MARY ALICIA. On Saturdav. November 9. 1935 MARY ALICIA WEL SER (nee Cassidy). wife of the late Charles W. Weisser and mother of Frederick W_ Weisser of New York Ciy: Jacob J. snd Maurice A Weuse{ from her late residence.’ © o0 MTedar: Noverber Reauiem mass at !'4 an B riland. sve me: Relatives and friends are in ment Mount Oliver Cemeter: In Memoriam. BEACH. SARAH ANNE AND THELMA L. n loving memory of our devoted mother, Mrs. SARAH ANNE BEACH. who left us vears ago. November 11, 1831 and our beloved sister. THELMA L. BEACH. One year ago today. November 11. 1934 Two precious ones frcm us have gone, Two_voices we loved are still Two places are vacant in our home ‘That the world can %'r fill AMILY. ® GULLL, JOSEPH B. In fond remembrance of my brother. JOSEPH B. GULLI. who died two ars ago lDdIY November lln i In_my heart v You were { Th';{; "‘nz E t lh“’\K Df You. o ot - FRANK. ¢ 1n sad but lovo dt mother. gevaricd this e one year v °HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. TTON. ANNA 1 _In loving but sad S emory of ‘our devoted mother and grandmother. ANNA L. SUTTON. who departed this life one year ago todays November 11. 1034 A loving thought. true and tender, R AD show we still remember. CORA. AND GRAND- DAUOHT!R RUTH. n " N. CLARENCE. In sad and love T e mtibiancs 6l my doar Biother CLARENCE THOMPSON. who ed this life fourteen years ago Tode vember 11. 192 No one knows my heartache. Only those who see me wee hed my tears with an .v.mu heart, 1 sl 1 peyhile athers are fast asieeR ksoN. * THORNTON. Aufl: B. In sad but loving remembrance of my deai B. THORNTON. who_departed B R e today. ‘Novemver 11 1034 dove to its sheltering nest. O e the Storm o the nills 13 lhmnd‘ Her soirii has fled from this world o unrest, To repose on the bosom of God. Dust to its nln’n' house beneath, 1 on high: lteu‘lhy look in death No mo: fear to HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. HAMILTON THORNTON, AND SISTER. MRS. SUSIE B REID. AND BROTHER. BENJ. F. BROOKS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Joseph F Bltch s Sons Phone “‘ 009! Established 1841 3034 M S‘ N.W. Frank Geier's Sons Co. jasevnin 8t NW. N Ational2473 Modern’ Chai CHAS. ! S. ZURHORES'T " CO. 72 b One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 517 11th St. S.E. __Atlantic 6700 V.L SPEARE CO. the Paccesser 1o nor connected vltl th- ormnu annn uh Phon fi IAtlenll 2;02 l » ~J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th_an and ! unl An l!l Lincoln 5200 0. A.( 3200 M . COMLEY 3255 Artistic lel DG gns by Experts. Night ne. 'ndon ”l"‘l GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 1412 P 8t_N.W NAtional 4276 GEO. C. SHAFFER MODERATE PRICES PHONE WAT 0108 a7 s | 0g susdars Cor. 14th § Eye r