Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1935, Page 11

L. F. GRAVES, 91, DIES Bervices Will Be Held Tomorrow for Maryland Man. Special Dispatch to The Star. LEONARDTOWN, Md, November 26.—Requiem mass will be held at the St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church tomorrow at 9 am. with Rev. Father James 1. Moakley officiating, for Lewis Ford Graves, 91, who died atfer a short llness at his home at Morganza. He 1s survived by two half sisters, Miss Emma Graves, with whom he Thanksgiving Flowers! LWAYS in Autumn, achieved a tremendous vogue. made his home, and Mrs. B. B. Love, sr., also of Morganza, and one daug! ter, Miss Anne Mae Graves. Inter- ment will be in the adjoining cemetery. $2,000 APPLE PIE CHICAGO, November 26 {(/P).—Mrs. Betty Champe, a widow, has been awarded $2,000 in Superior Court for a bite of apple pie. In a suit against a restaurant com- pany she alleged the bite contained a plece of tin, which cut her tongue and allegedly impaired her speech. the Chrysanthemum has No other flower has such a highlight interest for the foot ball fan or for home decoration at Thanksgiving time. You will find at the four Gude Bros. Co. stores the full charm of color combinations in all sizes and shapes. “Mum’s” the word, but Gude doesn’t believe in keeping it a sécret. For Every Occasion—Gude’s Flowers Millions of Exquisite Roses, Carnations, Fragrant Lilies, Gardenias and other flowers of perfection grown right here in Washington every year under a half- million square feet of glass. “Greenhouse- fresh” every day. Around the Corner or Around the World — Satisfaction Guaranteed MAIN STORE 1212 F St. NW. Phone NAt. 4276 = 4 Shops For Your Convenience Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association WILKINS FRESH ESS NEWS DAILY wWisv 9:45.a. m. - 1:45 p. m. 3:45 p. m. - 5:145 p. m. MRS. N. G. CURTIS SUCCUMBS AT 65 Wife of Howard U. Surgery Professor Active in Welfare Work. Mrs, Namah G. Curtis, 65, wife of Dr. A. M. Curtis, professor of surgery of a heart attack at her home, 1736 U street. She had been associated with many movements of a welfare and educa- tional character. She had done much to aid colored people. A native of San Francisco, she was married to Dr. Curtis in 1888 and moved with him to Chicago. They came here when he was appointed surgeon in chief of Freedmen's Hos- | pital in 1898. During the San Francisco earth- quake Mrs. Curtis carried a commis- sion from the then Secretary of War, William Howard Taft, and served under Gen. Fred Funston and the Red Cross organization in giving aid and relieving suffering. Shortly after the outbreak of the Spanish-American War she was associated with the or- She was highly commended for this work by officials. She joined the women's division of the Republican National Committee during the McKinley campaign, speaking in all parts of the country. She was active in working to have colored soldiers commissioned officers during the World War and her lhrC\‘ sons were among those commissioned Mrs. Curtis 18 survived by her JORDAN TWO-TUB WASHER 33 $1 A WEEK BUYS The two-tub washer and dryer is the safest, easiest and quickest way to wash Onl and dry your clothes. at Howard University, died yesterday | ganization which assembled nurses | immune to yellow fever, with head- | | quarters at Tampa, Fla. Arthur L. Curtis, clinical instructor in surgery, Howard University; Dr. Merrill Curtis, eye specialist, of this city, and Dr. A. Maurice Curtis, ir., a practicing physician at Paterson, N. J, and a daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Curtis Norris of Passaic, N, J. Funeral services will be held lt the residence Friday at 1 Burial will be in Arlington Cememy DEVOTED SISTERS JOINED IN DEATH Woman Is Stricken While At- tending Funeral Services Yesterday. Two sisters, devoted in life, yester- | day were joined in death. Mrs. Cristina Crain, 68, of 1231 C Street northeast, was fatally stricken yesterday afternoon while attending funeral services for her sister, Mrs. Annie M. Evans, 69, at the Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Mrs. Crain died while being rushed to Garfield Hospital by her daughter, Mrs. Blanche Embrey. Mrs. Evans | died last Thursday at her home, 5421 | Ninth street, after a long illness. Mrs. Evans was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, where Mrs. Crain will be buried Thursday, following services at | the C street residence. A third sister, Mrs. Barbara Shel- ton, survives. | Mrs. Crain also is survived by two | daughters, Mrs. Embrey and Mrs. | Emma Watts, and a son, Fred M. Nash. | Mrs. Evans leaves her husband, Wil- liam E. Evans, and three daughters, Miss May Evans and Mrs. Dorothy | McCormick, both of this city, and Mrs. Mabel Padden of Chicago. SPECIAL ly a few dem- onstrators at this attractive price. Come early. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Mostly cloudy, with lowest temperature about 38 de- gsees tonight; rain tomorrow and to- morrow night, probably ending Thurs- day morning; colder Thursday after- noon and night; light variable winds, becoming gentle to moderate south- east or south tomorrow. Maryland—Cloudy, warmer in ex- treme west portion, followed by rain tomorrow and probably in extreme west portion late tonight; rain tomor- row night, probably ending Thursday morning; colder Thursday afternoon and night. Virginia—Mostly cloudy, slightly warmer in west and south portions tonight, followed by occasional rain tomorrow and possibly in extreme west portion late tonight; rain tomorrow night, probably ending Thursday morning; colder Thursday afternoon and night. West Virginia—Rain tonight and tomo..uw; slightly warmer tonight, mild temperature tomorrow; colder Thursday. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear today, Report for Last 24 Hours, Yesterday— Today— Tgmp. Baro. ‘Temp. Baro. - Deg. In: ¥ Midnig neou for Last 24 Hours. (Prom noon vesterday to noon today.) Highest, 49, 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Year ago. Lowest, 36, 12 midnight. Year ago, 36. Record Temperatures This Year. Jishest. 98; on July 20. on January 28. Hnmidlly for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 0 per cent, at 6 a.m. today. Lowest, 33 per cent, - oy 2 nt, at 4 p.m. yester (Furnished by the United States Coast Geadetic Survey) > CoMt and | Toduy. 5 a.m. Tomorrow. K:34am 4 am! 00 pm! 311 pm. 820 pm! 2:54 p.m. “The Sun ana Moon. 8un, today Sun. tomorrow | Moon, today Sets. €40 448 5:04 p.m. one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation, Monthly precipitation in inch Capital (current momh to dl!ef‘ I | . Month, e. gaMont? rase. Record, Pebruary March | April May June July August September October _ November Deumw 10.64 1094 10,4 Stations. e Abilene, Albany, Atlanta, Atlantic Cit Baltimore. Md._ Birmingham _ Bismarck. N. D Boston, Mass Buffalo. N. Y. Charleston, §C. Chicago. 1l | Cincinnnts, Oh | Cleveland,”_O! | Columbia. 5. C | Denver, Coio. Detroit, Mich._ El Paso. Tex. _ Galveston.Tex. | Helena, _Mont | Huron.' 8. Dak Indianacolis { Jacksonvilie Kansas C | Los “Angeles | Louisy K: Miami | Minneapolis | N. Orleans, La__ | New York.' N.¥ | Okiahoma_ City Tex_ N_Y. Ga Clear Cloudy Cloudy | Bhoenix. | ittsburgh. Pa | Bortiand. Me. Portiand, Ores. Raleigh.'N. C._ Salt Lake City_ San _Antonio. San Diego, Cali San_ Prancisco | §t. Lous Mo, 2= e 0.05 Rain'g. | Roads From Canals. converted into heavy-traffic roads. (edar Hill Washingtos most Beautjul | (emetery Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise Frazier’s —service, quality and rever- ence in conducting beautiful funerals unexcelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. Un- dertakers for colored U, S. War Veterans. Parlors and Chapels Free Call NOrth 7795.7796 389 R. I. Ave. N.W. c?rl,é;’zco/n Washingtons best located %emefer% SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 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 Automobile lights must be turned on | " | Al(rerl C. and Esther B. Bracken, Unused canals in England may be | Marnage Llcenses. Robert D. Ewin, 1018 Bouth Carolina ave. s, and T. Harrls, 21, 4916 Kansas av " Nicholas. John . G. Norri; and er F. Butler, 24, 1657 3 Rev. Graves. Raphact H, Avallone. 25. New York City, and Katherine L. Bowman, 23, Timber- ville, Va.; Judge R. E. Maitingly. Joseph' A. Ruedi, 4118 asth Mary L. Eilioti. 21, Hopewell, Va.i' Rev. A. Cartmell. Oem'l! U. King, 30, 11 Seaton pl. and Mary F. uoyd. 6, 5307 Connecticut ave.; Rev. . Smyth. william &, Mang: 38 Baitimore, Md., and Bertie E. Reed, 21, 1424 K st.; Judge R. E. Mattingly. Hariy M. Thomas, 23, Quantico, V: Amy L L. nc(,une, B Oonway, Pa.: Beve Roland’ erulon 35. and Elizabeth . 38, both of 917 G st. 5.W.; Rev. G. 0. Wi Charles M. H rdy. 26, 820 North Carolina 6«: ia B. Collins, 23, 306 J. C. Murphy. B 1S B - IBith, 20 426 7th st s.W.; d st.. and Cha 5224 1llinois ave. Rev. Lioy eberg, Leon A. Duckett. 29, 1134 !umntr rd. se, and Ruth E. Ellis, 27, 2416 Shannon pi. s.e.; Rev. Mitchell Wiicox. Perry’ Hardin, 43. 1327 Wallach pl. and Grace Reynolds, 39, 200 Q st.; Rev. C. T. Murray. Elisworth W. Ryan. 29 Quincy Dbl n.e. and Dorothy M. Harding. 18. 907 G st. s.w.: Rev. 8. B. Daugheriy. Harold L. Henry. 37. Virginia Highlands, Va., and Edna N. Padgett 1330 Ridge st_ Rev. H. A. Grifith. Robert V. Pnce, 24, 423 15th st. s.e. and Evelyn M, Dupree. 17. 549 11th st. &. Rev. C G, Burruis Harold G. Kissick, 24, Glara Doll, 23, Avo Harrl: Edward F. Mullin, 21, 2: and Kathryn 8. Joy! 1026 15th st.; Rev. E. H. Roach. Carl 'Hinton, 21, 1417 3d st. and Mary Walter, 16. 408 L st.; Judse K. E. Mat- ngly. mes Russell, 47. and Willie M. Pickett. 43. both of 707 Barry pl; Judge R. E. Mattingly. John W. J. Watson. 23, 3107 13th st. n.e. 22, Childress. Tex.: Snd Mary A Gray, 2 ev. R geral , Bishopville, 8. C. and 10, 1717 I st.; Rev. B. John E. Reames, Cora E. Fletcher. 1324 Vermont ave.. and . 1104 M st.: Rev. and Channing st. n.e., R. Allison Jesse F. John, 21, Rosa M. Schneider. W. 8. Abernethy. Henry H. Blagden, 47. Upper Saranc. N. Y.. and Mary W. Bradley, 27, 1601 28th st Rev. X. B. Phillips. Samuel R. Hadelman. New Haven. Conn. and qu;‘ l‘lll‘.lle 3 740 Quebec pl.: Rev. 8 H. e Harold M. McDufe. %1, 1364 Spring rd., and Irene M. Lormor. 18, Ballston. Va.. Rev. W. 8. Abernethy George R. Boss. 26. 4605 Highland ave Bethesda, and Josephine A lein. 23. 5205 14th st.: Rev. B. neman. Francis F. Tuttle, 2 and Thelma V. Heiss, ne.: Rev. J. A. Dunn Orris C. Page. 0. 1817 H st. and Flora L. Lohr, 31, Commodore Apts.: Rev. J. R.| Mills. Clarence E. Oliver. 28. 511 13th st. se. and E.mmlfi )Ellwl!. 2K. 311 4th st. se. Rev. C. L chmer. Arthur E Wilkin. Lynbrook. N. Y. Kuh(%.ue r:‘xme T0. . 1426 M st.. Rev. oac s 18th st. and ) Patierson and James E. Elgin. °1. Frances V. Gordon st.. Rev. H W. Manle Car! E. Goetzinger, . K62 Van Buren st nnd Evelyn D. Taylor. 21. 922 Taylor Rev. B. J_ Hanneman Clavton B De. Long.. 31 Denver. Colo. and Lillian H. Wieland, 23. 4310 13th and Mildred G | Eaars A “Atkitison. 50, Maitland. 26, both of Baltimore. Md. Eduara'y. Van Roseum. 20_and Antoinette P Jerecek. 20. both of Hl]umnre Md.: Ry £ Banee s 1633 19th st ‘and | enri ley. B lias € " Cuvset 23, Philadelphia. Pa.: Lillian, C ev. G 24th st.. and Lucy | Swann’ st Milton Simpson. E. OQuarles. 4 F. W. Alstock. Harvey W Huxol. Mc and Dorothy Walker. 2. Mo.: Rev. Carl Rasmussen Linwood A_Throckmorton. 20. and both of Richmond. Va. Lu“\'?' M Rolton. Racquet Club. ie T. Lucas. ith st. H. S Smith Rohert W. Durham. 32 Alma R Y\Oqlt‘. n. Kans. Sprinzfield and Ada V Rev and 24, Rev and Va Restland. Va Beaver Dam. 26, Gambrille M4 1900 F st. Rev and | A 807 4th st 18, 504 12th 1410 (‘mnd Vope ¥4 21, 353 st and e N are WA Dundalk. Md George T and Prances N Re mar] R . Mnte Maplewood. N. Births Reporled. | Arthur E and Dorothy 1. Beach Charles E._and Annie L. Eshin, girl | €. Lewis and Alice V. Gazin. girl Revmond L. and Bertha A Margette. b &irl ther H and Helen Evans. boy. | William 'E. and Virginia Butler. | Berryon and Enna Cornish. b | Christopher and Gertrude Dernis, Il and Mauds Glenn. gir). nce and Roth Jackson. girl George J and Marion Parks. boy. Kennit and Anna Smith. girl v ent and_Louise Brooks. bov. Grant beth Clntonh. bov. James A. »nd Flizaheth Cotton. girl James and Mabel Ellj boy. Eugene JI. and Cynthia Jones. bov. James R. and Mazie Lindsay. girl Alfred and Dorothy Smith. girl | Livingston W. and Willie E. McCoy. girl. Deaths [ieported. Felix McDonald, §1, Home for Aged and Infirm = st M. Wil Coakley. orse st. m.e. Charies E Baker th st.s.e. Pennsylvania Annie V. Kindle, 5804 _7th st ave. s Elizabeth W. Gatchell. @ Meven Barkoff, 60, Emergency Hos May A. Breen.'60. Providence Hospital. Grover C. Roiand, 51. 05 Kth st. n.e. Robert J Lewis, 36. 1901 N st Emma_Roland, 42, Casualty Hospital, Lillie Durham, 31, Gallinger Hospital, Infant to Jim and Opal Stevens, Gallinger Hospital Infgnt to Joseph N and Ecta D. Holland. | Reed Hospital Anveline Woodward: : o ne. William Gaskins. SHRCETI U Gaiitter Hosertal Maria Wright. 55, Freedmen's Hospital Infant, Elizabeth Queen, Freedmen's Hos- pital. Infant to James and Mary Magsins, Gallin- ger Hospita Infant to James and Letha Jenkins, Gallin- ger Hospital [Infant to ‘Thomas and France Fortune, 04 Infant to Ed‘;\nrd and Flossie Thomas, Children’s Hospit Infant to Leonard and Willie B. Kidd. Columbia Hospital. 68, 133 4302 Douglas st . Casualty Hospital, Gallinger Hospital. FOUND. COLLIE_Tan_and white on . River road: spaniel, brown, female. straved to Silver Spring ' School;” grieving: owners identified by 1935 tag. Emerson 5941. REPORT DESERTED. STRAYED ANIMALS to The Animal Protective Association. PHONE EMERSON 53941 LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day oj issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. \BAGA-BIMk_Ie;'her: on_North Capitol st. bet. P st. and Fla. ave. n.e. Finder return contents. Reward. M. Kelier, 58 Q st. n.e. ® | BILLFOLD and_driver's permit 3718 Garfield st. n.w. Phone Cleveland | BILL FOLD, containing check for $4.70: in_ currency. auto registration card | Return to 4034 Georeia ave. n.w B 'OLD containing sum of money and idevtification cards. Liberal reward. Phone | Metropolitan 1507 26 2 . white chest and white blaze cown face. black spot in white on top of head few newly healed scars on shoulder: wearing brown harness with broken rope when lost. Reward for information. 1727 Hobart st. n.w. Phone A 1 ddish_brown. in 2000 block of Que 'st. n.w.; reward it returned to_2010_Q st. n.w. COIN_PURSE, containing papers and over 5. Sunday. Reward. 1110 P st.. 0. g CRYSTAL PENDANT—Nov. 24, while sight- valued 'for associa- Georg! . Riley, Doo_ te: white _spot on 1 veur ol in Bethesda: children's Reward. _Wisconsi: 3 DOGS—Lost_or straved. 2 Irish Setters, male and female; female lame in left hib: answer to names Pete and Pat: liberal reward hlor bl“,n!t lng?‘rmlt%;,? ln?lng h;n their whereabouts. Phone Wisconsin o aadross € % Grockett, 6751 Glenbrook rd.._Bethesd E FOX " TERRIER__Lost, -Lost Saturda white ) Wl ack hea "Chenco.” " 190 Gliver st Chevy Chase. Reward. GLOVE—New brown Digskin. ne 'rnom s | cl le. _Call Clev. in taxi at Union Sta- 'ln Reward. 1014 232nd hmu West _1771-J. lady_who found black purse Store. 11th and G sts. purse and glasses which are for work; she may keep money. ve ai Harris Hol ass gve. near_North_ Capitol st. WRIST WATCH—Lady's rectangular, 17 .J:.'d: reward. Call after 7 p.m. 121 10th ne. tlon Pflfll st._nw. Return | room | RAPID TRANSIT PROBE IS URGED Roberts Asks Company Be Included in Hearing December 11. A request that the service and opera- tions of the Washington Rapid Transit Co. be investigated along with those of the Capital Transit Co. was filed with the Public Utilities Commission late yesterday by People's Counsel William A. Roberts. The commission has scheduled a public hearing December 11 to con- sider improvements in the bus and rail service of +' Capital Transit Co. Roberts suggested that in additon to makng the bus company a party to the hearing the commission con- sider proposals for issuing transfers between the lines of the two com- panies or else a joint operation. His memorandum to the commission reads: “The notice of intention to call a hearing in regard to street car and bus transportation does not include the Washington Rapid Transit Co. I note that the file contains a number of communications dealing with the service and operations of this com- pany, and specifically numerous com- plaints as to the failure to provide a transfer to the Washington Rapid Transit Co. from the lines of the Capital Transit Co. There are also some routing changes which have been brought to my attention as de- | sirable. “I therefore respectfully request: “l. That the service and opera- tions of the Washington Rapid Tran- sit Co. be investigated. “2. That at the same hearing as| that set for the operations of lhe { Capitai Transit Co. the commission | hear formal complaints and sugges- tions as to the service and opera- | tions of the Washington Rapid Transit | Co., including proposals for transfers | and the Capital Transit Co. and/or for joint operation of the facilities of ‘(he said companies under the pro- | | visions of paragraph 3 of the public | | utilities act.” “Cannot Kill” Bumper Shown. Motor vehicles equipped with a bum- per invented by Dr. wnf London cannot kill e{ according to the inventof. At a re | cent demonstration, a ck having | the device, ran into a 245-pound man on the pavement. The impact caused pedestrian, V- |the man to roll over until the truck | stopped. Card nf Thanks. | FOWLER. JENNIE B. to express special meeti E purpose of conducting over the remains of EMMA F. BO! werthy matron L. A SMITE BRYANT. COMDR, . Novemoer Wed will etery BRYANT, GENEV on Saturday GE! to” mourn nc., esday. Nov 1d 845 am, leaves n Th ) from Mount Horet Church, Rev. C. H. Fox o stives and friends invit Woodlawn Cemetery BRYANT, GENEVA., To the members of the Northeas Association: You are e to attend BRYANT. from Church. 16th st ne. Thursday, N 1:30 “o'cloc! THEGDORA Wt A W THRELKELD, Pres. CLARA E. HICKS. Fin. Sec'y. BUTLER. JAMES. Suddenly. on Tuesday November 1935 at Freedmen's Hos- pital, JAMES BUTLER. belo of ~Marguerite _Butler Charles Coleman. Remains re: the ‘W, Ernest Jarvis funeral church 32 You st. n.w. Notice of funers CHRONIGER. WILLIAM PENN. dence TR o0 oL 1 c st. S.0c WILLIAM PENN CHRONIGER. 'Notice of funeral at CRAIN, MRS. CHRISTINA. A special meeting of Unity Chapter, No. 22, O. 8. is called for 1 p.m. Thursday, No- yember 2% 1 the Masonic Tem- ple. 13th 5t and New York ave. n.w. for ¢ !;‘!mu\]‘n:o(r of conducting Easterii al services 1o late sis CHRISTINA "CRAIN, o °Of late sister. BERTHA M. CLARY. Worthy Matron. MILDRED M. HICKS. Sccretary. CURTIS. MRS. NAM Monday. Nov residence, c at'1 o'clock, Dr. A. M. oL Dr Arthur L. Curtl e Curtis. ir.: Dr. Mer is and Mrs. Gertrude Curtis Norts. mains wiil lfe in state at ker L fr | Thursda e 28, until Pri ices will g November relatives and intimate family only. Interment National Cemetery. ALICE N nds of the at Arlingten DAVIS, Monday. Tesidenice, A!.X\ £ DAVIS. “She leaves to mourn the:r one daughter, Nellie Johnson: one_sis Elizabeth Lindsay: two brothers, Char Brown and William Hawkins. four grandchildren and four great-grand children: also a host of other T and friends. Remains resting a gene Fora's funeral home. 1300 South Capitol st., until Thursday, November 9K, at 4 _pm.; thence to her late re: dence. Funeral Friday, November at 1 pm, from St. Paul's Methodist Church, 4th and Eve sts. s.e. Interment Arlington National Cemetery, Rev. Scott officieting. 28 DAW. EDWARD B. On Monday. Novem- ber . 193 at Homeopathic Hospital, EDWARD' B BAW. beloved ussand. ot Mary Cecelig Dew (nee McCann). “Pu- neral from his late residence. 138t | st. ne. Wednesday. November at | 8:30 a.m.; thence to St. Martin's Church. where requiem mass will be said _at 9 am. for the repose of his soul. Inte ment Mount Olivet Cemetery, Rela- tives and friends are invited. DE_VAUGHA! BENJAMIN. On Monday, November 1935. at Casualty Hos- pital. BENJAMIN DE VAUGHAN. R mains resting at the W. W. Chambe Co. Southeast funeral home, 517 st. s.e Services and interment strictly private. DUNN, day, November 135, at 3:20 am.. at her’ residence, 1012 Kearney st. f.e RATHERINE MURDOCK. beloved wifh 5 of Winthrop H. Dunn. Horace G. Dunrn Mrs, Willlam D. Duncan and Mrs. W. Wylie Grifin. Funeral from the Nevius funeral home. 924 New York ave*n.w on Wednesday. November at 1:30 pym. Please omit flowers. Interment in ort Lincoln Cemetery. W._ On Monday. EGGLESTON, WILLARD November 25, 1935, at 4:35 p.m., at his r}' WIL- of esidence, 61“ Rardolph st. W.. beloved_husband of Alma L. S elexton. in 1 Brief service his 73d vear. 8t above address Wednesday. November 27. at 3 p.m. Punenl services and in- terment in Foxboro. Mass. ] | 11th between the lines of the said company | Vernon Clifford | Braths. AH. On Sunday. November E: At Chiidren’s Laly JUDAH O:\INB son of Blmfluglpla:l gg;]‘}‘x‘figa ?d'n"] of 1397 5th st & him also are ~three U lces ' Wednesday. " a | S 4 " hokie, i av GALLEHER, day Noveniver o ATHEY. E’F (ul “hia son sarfeld st n.w., JAMES GALLEHER Remaini Fecting :‘SHHByY- Notice é! X\-Il:era[olnl‘:tl’l dadhei s GVAQI' WILL| vember 23 140, T- On Tuese Si:" at the resle arke A. Gal 1L On Monday. WILLIAM T, 'GNASS® 1ol of Elizabeth o h ' Grash. Koe otic (Baltimore papers please copy.) ¢ 9p Sunday. Noven 5 his residen 4 Central ave. s'e CHARLES HUGIN b oved husband of Eusenie V. father of Irma ‘and Adolph Hy Deral’ services ‘at his Tat 5S16 Central ave. se. on' Wed November 27 at 10 fends i vited." Interimént ' Porc tery. HYDER, JOHN A I November 2v."19 AT 105 56th st n.e.. JOHN A. | leaves to mourn’ their loss three Broth: ers, & niece and nephews. Remains Testing at Ruth Dabrey's funeral home 453 Q'st nw. and cen after B.m. Wednesday. Nove: 1 Thurs 1 1935, on Priday, residence; YDER from ove ' funeral Intérment Harmony Cemetery NSON, BENJAMIN life on Monday, Novem is residience atter a I ng With = Christian _f JOHNSON, " devoted his Johnson. ' Rem nw., hich he bors Plorida 3 Notice of funeral lter. " 0% 4V€ MacGUIRE, DR. CHARLES o8, unday, November 24 A sidence. ~ Upper Marlbor CHARLES FRANKLIN i loved husband 'of r a 2iso survived by one daush- Maribaro.® twa iy an M w faribo wo brothe Lee M Mrs. G. N. Evans o S:ockley of B r Cook of ¥ i te residence on “Wednesdass he Rev. J. C, Uoper sisters, Md: U, County al Cemet atives and friends inv EPHINE C \{,n of Miss Mad ver of essional Ce m\ AMARA, MATTHEW. On 5 “HARLES F. beloved £o PARKER, BENJAM MOUSSEAU. ng of | 8. Will Be. petenced by | KATHERIN® MURDOCK, On Tue - | the late Alphonso H. Dunn and mother | LIAM OSCAR ihencs Wednes- ZELL WILLIAM E. On Monday. Novem- 1955, WILLIAM E. ZELL. be= and of Nore Zell (nee Stame al from his 'ate residence, se. on Wednesday, N “repose of his soul. ds are_invited. Ine Olivet Cemetery. 1"11 Memoriam. BEAUVERD. CHARLES HOWARD, for the atives and f nt at Mou BLACKWELL. ADDIE V. In sad but er ice our dear mot mnn v ELL. who departed is life t s &80 today, Novem- forever will e stray the years LESLIE J. ALVA M COLBERT. GEORC ng rem e of ou C ULB’k v e 0day, nded by friends we are loneso WIrE AND GRANDCHILDREN. HURT, MATILDA. of our dear who passed » vember 20 ‘RER CHILDRE? THOMAS, LOVIE J. S of ‘our devotéd a 1 . LOVIE J THOMAS into’ eternal rest two vears ago November 1933 i HER_DEVOTED DAUGHTER A MRS. ' LUCILLE T. FRi GORDON_W._WILSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 Seventh St.N.W. 3 Jus seventh 8t NW. N Ational2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301, EAST CAPITOL ST coln 0372 V. L. SPEARE (0. Jelther the successor o nor connected with the orisina) W R Spears establishment. 1009 H St. N.W. CHILDREN loying ren mprance ATILDA T Vears ago today. J. William Lee's Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave NE___ Lincoln ¢ %00 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons fA L HAYCOCK Mgr » Phone WEst 0096 3034 M St N.W. Establishea 1841 FUNERAL DESIGNS "GEO. C. SHAFFER Pl SIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MB%E%?TE PRICES PHONE NAT 0108 O vcan. Cor. 14th & Eye and Sundays GEO. A. COMLEY 322, %% l‘lL!ln Hul’tl Dlllelnl by PR fl GUDE BROS CQ. Floral Pieces 1412 P 8t N.W. NAtional 4276 A