Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1935, Page 9

ANY FAMILY CAN AFFORD RYAN FUNERAL SERVICE a=~ VERY professional funda- ‘ mental of our Funeral Home is modern and of the highest order. On this is built a personal service in which no circumstance, however small, ¢scapes competent attention. A trained organization insures the decorum essential tothe dignity of the occasion. Remem- ber to call Ryan Service. 3 Ryan Ambulance Service Local Call James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Atlantic 1700-1701 DONC. SEITZ DIES OF HEART DISEASE New York Editor and Author Formerly With World and Outlook. By.the Assoclated Press. BROOKLYN, N. Y., December 4.— Don C. Seitz, 73, newspaper man, author and lecturer, died at his home here todsy of héart disease. He was an executive of the old New York World and had been city editor of the Brooklyn Eagle. Author of sev- eral books, he also had appeared fre- quently on the lecture platform. Seitz, on the staff of the old World for more than a quarter of a century, was especially critical of his own craft. Once he said newspapers were becom- prosperous but were useless as watchdogs of the public’s interests. In a series of articles on newspaper work which he wrote for the magazine Outlook, of which he served as asso- ciate editor for a short time, he re- viewed the field of newspaper publish- ing as a constructive critic. A prolific writer on a wide range of subjects, he did not hesitate to enter a controversial field. Doctors Kecommend mbers lnbulances Finest Service . ... $4.00 to and from City Hospitals Long-Distance Calls at Low Rates Blankets, sheets, rolling cot and stretcher for all cases. City cnll! only $4.00. Long- distance calls any place in the United States at very low We have one of the finest fleets of cars in the world. rate. One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 6 Chapels, 12 Parlors, 35 as- 25 cars, hearses and ambulances. Everything you expect for modern burials. 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Call COlumbia 0432 517 11th St. S.E. Call ATlantic 6700 Service Orders ARMY ORDERS. Bermel, Maj. Peter E., Corps of En- gineers, from Fort George G. Meads, Md., to Baltimore, Md,, December 15. McMahon, Maj. Fred A, Ordnance Department, from duty in office of the Chief of Ordnance here, to the Phil- ippine Department, about December 28. Heintz, Second Lieut. Leo H., In- fantry, from Fort George G. Meade, Md.,, to Fort Benning, Ga. . NAVY ORDERS. Wood, Lieut. Arthur C. detached command U. 8. 8. R-2 about Decem- ber 10; tc a submarine of Submarine Squadron 4. ‘Wood, Lieut. Joseph E. detached U. 8. 8. Portland about January 1; to Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. Crichton, Lieut. (J. G.) Charles H., detached receiving ship at New York; w U. 8. S. Leary. Schmidt, Lieut. (J. G.) Maximilan G., detached Submarine Base, New London, Conn., about December 16, to U. 8. 8. Cachalot. Stone, Lieut. (J. G.) Hamilton L., detached U. 8. 8. R-10 about Decem- ber 10; to command U. 8. 8. R-2. . PRINCESS MOURNED Parliament Pays Tribute to Sis- ter of King George. LONDON, December 4 (#).—The court went into mourning and Par- liameni paid quiet tribute yesterday to 67-year-old Princess Victoria, sister of King George, who died early yes- terday morning at her country home. ‘The funeral will be held Saturday | from Windsor Castle. The lord cham- berlain announced the court will observe full mourning for three weeks and semi-mourning for three weeks thereafter. All members of the royal family canceled social engagements. Railroad Official Dies. ST. LOUIS, December 4 (#).—John W. Clark, 65, assistant freight traffic | manager of the New York Central Railroad, died here late yesterday. He had undergone an abdominal operation. Clark was stationed at Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago before being sent here in 1920, - Marriage Licenses. Prank L. Mec Racquet Club. and Kathleen 7. Everett, Wash. ton st. an R "cotiimbls | SEMITIC CULTURE EXPERT SUCCUMBS; David G. Lyon, Professor Emeri- tus at Harvard, Was 82 Years 01d. By the Assoclated Press. BOSTON, December 4.—David Gor- don Lyon, 82, founder of the Semitic Museum at Harvard University and profesor emeritus cf Semitic languages at Harvard, died today. Dr. Lyon, for 40 years a member of the Harvard faculty, until his retire- ment in 1922, was noted for his re- searches and writings on Assyrian and other Semitic languages and cultures. He had been a director of the American School for Oriental Study and Research, wes a fellow of the ences of the American Oriental So- clety and the Society of Biblical Lit- erature, for which he was correspond- ing secretary in 1910. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 3 pm. in the Harvard Me- morial Chapel. Dr. Lyon leaves a son, David G. Lyon, jr, of Cambridge. COL. GIiLLEM SERVICES IN ARLINGTON TODAY Retired Officer Served in Spanish- American War and in World / Conflict. Funeral services for Col. Alvan C. Gillem, 70, U. 8. A., retired, who died Friday in Chicago, were to be held to- day at 2:30 p.m. in Arlington Ceme- tery, with military honors. The following officers were chosen honorary pall bearers: Maj. Gen. Leon B. Kromer, chief of Cayalry; Cols. A. M. Miller, C. L. Scoft and George Grunert, and Lieut. Cols. H. M. Estes and R. E. Carmody. A native of Tennessee, Col. Gillem first served in the Spanish-American War. He was awarded the Silver Star decoration “for gallantry in action against hostile Villistas at Tomochic, Mexico, April 22, 1916.” In the World ‘War he served as colonel of Cavalry. Col. Gillem's widow, Mrs. Jane Gil- lem, lives in Chicago, and a son, Lieut. Col. Alvan C. Gillem, jr., U. 8. A, is stationed at Fort Benning, Ga. e HUNNICUTT RITES HELD Funeral services for William R. | Hunnicutt, 77, a clerk for the National | Electrical Supply Co., who died Sun- day of a heart attack, were held | | today at the Deal funeral home, 816 | H street northeast. Burial was to be *|in Alexandria, Va. R Doroth: unds 5 poNcholn st Rev. T Riordes War ng. 2! 1314 East C 3t and Ellzabews . Blue At B titt and Rachel Allen. th of 450 Biands et Rev. DB Wiseman. William West, 33 42 26 (N 7_Holidge ct.. and Morton' st E_Mattingly. Jenkins, 20 . Both "Gt Hichmond, " Ve Bl James .S Nelson, 21y 3 Florida ave, Johnson, P | 1w S, Winlwms, le’ Rock. Ark.. Williamston., 000 Eastern 19. Chi- Batts. and M-—nm H. oR 78, both" “of Richmond. Va : Rer. J. James 3. Baldwm 47 542 13th st. and Beulah A. Ol 4 Kenyon ng mbis. 8. C. and 4813 46th st.. & 38, and Ruth A. Dey- of 420 st Poore. Da; ucclmnn A8 and Lilian Q. Osklex. both of Sufiolk. Va. Rev. M. Karl B mele Hughes Ark., Irene F_ Robi 11, Conway, v. A J. MCCnrllle Herbert A Bro 6th st and - Jessle P Pm; 1758 U C7rl,@zco/n lus o1 and Ark.; se. st e £5| A native of Danville, Va., Mr. Hun- nicutt came here in 1900. He is sur- vived by a brother, J. P. Hunnicutt, | of this city, a sister, Mrs. Ellen Wood- ward, of Danville, and a niece, Mrs. | | John F. Mayhugh, of Washington | Mr. Hunnicutt'’s home was at 332 Tenth street northeast. Funeral services for John B. Grif- | fith, 73, were to be held at 2 pm. to- | | day in Hysong's funeral parlors, 1300 | N street, with Dr. W. L. Mayo, rector f {of Holy Comforter Episcopal Chapel, | | officiating. Burial was to be in Forf Lincoln Cemetery. Mr. Griffith, who died Monday at | his home, 412 Tenth street. had been ‘lupermtendem of the old Kernan's He retired in 1911. ANDREWS FUNERAL Funeral services for Henry W. An- drews, 67, vice president of the iron products firm of J. B. Kendall Co., were to be held today at 3:30 pm., in teenth stfeet. American Academy of Arts and Sci-, [ WASON MORRIS DIES rslr;c s ‘al llzri Hllu at 2 pm, from o ) funera] chureh, 1(32 U st. n.w. Xnt‘ it Woodlawn Cemetery. ) BERG, m!l A o O Yednesday, Decem. 12:15 o'clock 'Adams 5t. pw BERE Seioved: “aite “of George J Ier Puneral Hlfllr cember 6, k. g nmem from her late restlence o s Decem| ¢ % pm. = Relatives tn: friends - invited. terment Porc Cemetery. BOWMAN. MARTHA Wedn, n- day. December 1. 1035 a her home. Ee‘lavoa wife of the la o uncno!w‘;o"' 52 aurice Funer: ‘I“l her ll!! resi= dence. Pridus, December 6o ats pom Interment ‘Mount Tabor Cemetery. BREDEKAMP. VIRGINIA ave. p.e. where urfllel Friday. December 6, tives “and friends Cedar "Hill Gemetery. BEOWN. EARNEST. Devarted this ite pecember 1. 1038 NEST BROWN. Toterment 5 e mux w Toving~ facher.” st brothers and other relatives and {riends. mains resting at his late residence, w., until Thursday morn- mber Body will 1 in stats e Jorunlem Baptist Church, 26ih d P n.w. from 9 am. until 1 ich “time funeral will take v. Avgustus Lewis officiating. ;m:rmcnt at Arlinston National Ceme- er: BURNETTE, RUFUS RB. Departed nml life Monday. December his residence. 14: n.w He leaves to mourn their loss a devoted wifc and daughter. Re- mains resting at E. W. Bundy's funeral home. 621 Florida ave ‘n.w. Fuperal Priday. December 6. at 1 pm. from Metropoliten Bagkist Cliurch, Rey: Smith offciating. " Inierment Lincoin Memorial Cemetery. OF HEART DISEASE Brother-in-Law of Police Inspec- tor Kelly Stricken on G Street. | workers in the parks. | Mr. Morris is survived by his wid- | Theater here many yeass ago and aft- | erward was superintendent of the olg | | Chase's Theater and later of Keith's. | the Hines funeral home, 2901 Four- | Dr. Bernard Braskamp, | pastor of Gunton-Temple Memorial | Mason Morris, 61, brother-in-law of Police Inspector Edward J. Kelly, died of a heart attack yesterday while walking on G street between New Hampshire and Virginia avenues. Mr. Morris, whose home was at 1740 Pennsylvania avenue, had been em- ployed as foreman in charge of relief He was a sheet | worker by trade, and was a | | metal GRIFFITH RITES TODAY | member of the Washington local of | the Sheet Metal Workers’ Union. He | also was a member of the Washington Lodge of Elks. Members of the Elks will hold spe- cial services for Mr. Morris tonight at |8 o'clock in Gawler's chapel, 1750 Pennsylvania avenue. Funeral serv-| jces will be held in the chapel to-| morrow at 10 am. Burial will be in | Glenwood Cemetery. ow, Mrs. Bertha Morris; two sisters, Mrs. Kélley and Mrs. Walter Watts, and a ‘brother, John gA. Morris. | Among other relatives are a niece, Mrs. Frances M. Gartside, and a nephew, John Baker, precinct detec- tive, 'WILLIAM GILBERT, 81, DIES AT LAUREL HOME Druggist and Former Mayor Is Survived by Widow, Four Rar> anus hm of%he fl ! "...}..,, T Fisherman, are. rea u=° et chapel nesday evening. ly will rest at Vermont Avenue Baptist Chi from 8 ‘Wednesday mornicg un!ll funeral 1:30 p.m.. Rev. E. C. Mauriay officiating. BUSH, ITII.IA. Our worthy inmates n! Silves Queen Household th 740-0dd Feliows: ~ You ase Neveby ne- tified of the death of our worthy in- mate, CELIA Funeral Thursday, December 5. 1035, at 1:30 p.m,. from Vermont Avenue Baptist Churchl ~You are reauested to attend. o 8. . SLAUGHTER, W. R. 'it il.:l' l!lld(n‘%" ]i’fi; ; e ANNIE M the late Charles J. Cannon. Remuihs resting at the James lunenl home. 317 Pa. ave. se. until 5 | Wednesday, December 4. 2nd_ nterment at Norlolk. Va. cullnfl. EUGENE M, On Sunday, 35, at b:30 p.m_ai his #t, 0. EUGENE NTS. son of Marie Clements, brother of Robert, Ernest, James and Howard Clements.' Remains resting at he Ernest Jarvis funeral church, L 0w 3t Puneral Thursday, December 5.°at 1 pm. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. ' Inter- ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 4 | COLLINS. Qui xUs 3, ,m er 3 1 m_ ‘Cherryaale, ‘ Collins, and o( the late Linda Graves), He is sumved by five sons. On Tuesday. De- his residence. 400% Va. in his Sfth beloved hus- Lee Collins (nee De- | e. ‘and R st. er. PERRY, JACOB. Tuesday, December 3, 1985, at rge ACOB PERRY. _beloved hus . Tather §F Prederick Perrs: stepiather Walter ‘Thomas Thompson and brother ma Waiston, Remains resting at W, t_Jarvis_funeral church n.w. Notice of funeral T, ROLLINS, ANNA, lenct l’e u X RO! devoted mother Mrs. Mattie Scoti. dmother of Archie Scott and Mrs. va Green. She also leaves other rel tives and many friends to mourn her departure. Remains resting st the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w., where funeral services will be held at '8 pm.Wednesday, December 4 Rev. G. W. Coleman offciating. Remains to be transported to Gordonsville, for burial. ROOTS, JAMES. Departed \jhis nte, Sets urday. November 1), , "Hie Joaves to mowsty thel. lo a devoted wife Helen Roots; mother, Mrs. Francis Roots. Mrs. Florence R. Johnson Ema P Peters aud Vide and ~ other relatives at ber DEPTLEd 'hluh life on " Remains resti ray's funeral parlors Puneral Toursday. December . from the above funeral pa s. Rev. John E. Wright ofciating. Interment in Payne's Cemetery. SCRABER. CHARLE! ted this lif Tuesday, December 3, 1075, at_his resie dence. 121 Reeves ct. n.w.. CHARLES SCRAB He is survived by a de- voted wife. Mamie Scraber: one son, Walter Scraber: a- sister Mrs. Agnes RI and many other relatives and Remains resting at the M n & Bchey funeral home. New Jers n.w. Notice of funeral WAGONER, LAURA V. On Tuesday. Des ; 1103 AURA 'V WAGONER 0t *theSite “Libte 3. Bei = Punevel from her late rt\ldmce on Thursday, December 5. at 2 p.m. Interment Con= cressional Cemetery WASHBURN, LUCILLE GRAHAM. ednesday. December 4. 10 am. at Mount Alto Hospita GRAHAM WASHBURN S 1s by her husband. Lester A. Washburn Funeral will te held Pndny December . at 1:30 p.m, from her late rrs.dence sister Oon at 6 UCILLE urvived William' L. as J., John D.. Mor- timer Lc and Isaac N, Coling, and tuo | Ethel M. McCarty and | Collins. Remains resting at {he Ives tuneral home. Zemetery COPPAGE, GEORGE On Tuesday, D!- cember '3 s. at ‘his residence. Sea: | GE 5. COPPAGE. beloved husbnm: of Hattie B. Coppage nd father of Carlin Coppage, Irene | Waters, William Coppage, Leathel Cop- Lindon Coppage. Mirtie McNey, nes Webb. Kenneth Maxfield and Mitchell | Maxfleld. — Funeral _services ut the Chambers Co. Tunergl ome. 515 Tian day. December 6. at 10 Ber ices” at Baptist Church. Staflord "V at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends in- vited. 'Interment Stafford. Va. 5 DAWSON, . 1935 GE L’LMERI devoted husband of Ada Dawson. son of the late Charlotte_and +St. Clair Dawson. brother of Mcs. Susie B, Anderson, Thomas and Roland Da Mrs der Mrs. Remains resting l! Ford's 1846 L st. n.w.. until : “then nt “the residence s Mrs. Susie Lee Anderson. 201, 22nd st nw Puneral Priday. December 6. at % p.m.. from Liberty Baptist Church, 23rd st. between H and E . n.w. “Relatives and frienas J On Tuesday. his residence. | ?_Staunton . Rev. B DINKING honband "ot e Dinkins, 'father_of Luther. De Annie. Benfamin, Samuel ar Fannie May Dinkins and Beulah Di kins Tavlor ~Remains resting at funeral church. 13 ‘Notice of Tuneral later. Devasted this life Tues- mber 3 at_Gallinger OLLTE BYSON. n{b 1602 Megzs | vive late .vnme n.w relatives and friends ing at Maivan & Scl New Jersey ave. of funeral later " aibler Boc of 121 13th mvmu at Jowenh Gal 17, a n.w of_services -m he bublished 'fn Sunday. December | GILBERT NVILLIAME. On Tuesday. De- | cember WILLIAM E.. aged 51 | ved husband_of Janet Gilbeit “iree English), Funeral ser s daughter. al ng . Md:. Thursday. December Ifierment Loudor Park Cemes fery. Baitimore. MI. _ (Virginia. West Virginia and Kansas City papers please copy. GILLILAND. ALICE Monday, December pm.. at her home, ¢ North Chevy_ Chase. Md.. ALI CHESNEY GILLILAND. _the wife of the late James C. Gilliland neral services at her late Thursday. December 11 terment Rock Creex Cemetery. GREEN. ESTELLE. Departed this Monday. December 2. 1835. at her dence. an EEN “oving wife of Johii W life resi- Green. sister Jobn. Ben{amin e Jackson. She also leaves other rel tives and friends. Funeral Thursda December 5 at § pm.. hoboth Baptist Church, Rev. J. H. Ran- dolph officiatinz. Burial in Bowling Green. Va 1 know how much you suffered. many hours of unrest I praved that ht keep you But God knew wiat was best. Dear wife. thou hath left me omas and Byers Jesidence am. In- ©of Mrs. Lottie Hoskins. Abraham. | oy 4 | Wll.scL\' from the Re- | Columbia pike' Arlington, Va ment Ivy Hill ‘Cemetery, Wiexandria, WELLS CHARLES E. uddenly. on Mone cember ). at Emergency Hosp.u CHARLES €. WELLS Ue neral strictly private, ak Glenwood Cemetery. “lfL S, ROSETTA, On Tuesday, DeCem- per . 1035 at her residence. s st. n.w., ROSETTA WELLS. ef John R. Wells She is survived by one son. Francis Wells. s, and grande son. Prancis Wells, jr Puneral ser XCN) ll the Dabney runrrl home. w.. ‘Thursday. December 5 ~l D m. Fl’l"nd! are invited. Imerme:u Harmony Cemetery. WEST, AN) BMAN. Departed this Jife on’ Monda; at her residence: 1 st. l ex a lons illness, ANNA TUB\IAN \\EST devot c; wife of William M. West. daughter of the Jate Daniel and Maggie Tubman. and devoted stepmother of Sadie L. Joknsons She leaves many other reiatives and friends. mains resting at Bundy's funeral home until 10 o'clock Wednes- day December 4, thereafter at her late Tesidence. Puneral Thursday. December 5. at 1 pm. from the Metropolitan Bap- Uit Church R street, between 1%th and 1 . n.w.. Rev_E. C. Smith officiat- ing. Inferment nLWaDdlnlnC!meLer\ . WEST. ANNA T. Officers and members ther Chapter. No. 1 d to attend the funerai of NNA T WEST. Thursday. De- 5 1935. at 1 pm. 1 ‘the M!uonohlnn Baptist C?-urch R L. bee tween 12th and NAou EVARS R M. oMr'y AL W BAILEY. R ELMIRA G HLVDER.SON ecy. - T ST. ANNA 1. _The John Marsha Interment irom Metropolitar L B CURTIS" WEST, ANNA T. bers of Al n . R st ber 5. 1925. at 1 pm o. 2. Order of the Golden (‘:rclo requested to attend twi F L LR ANNA T WE Wednesday. Dec: MARY E WHITE: L. L H. REBECC. ASON. L’ L. Sec WILLIAMS. Plll§ LA W, On Tuesdas, Decembe: Providence Hose Dital PRISCILLA W WILLIANS widow of Williams. of 701 th Remains resti the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mats chusetts ave n.e.. where serv held on Thursday. December 3 Relatives and friends ment Glenwood Cemetery WILLIAMS. PRISCILLA W. of Martha Chapter. st. n.w m, A special meete No. 4. O. E. & all. 4th , Thursday, December to ur late sister. Mr wituians. "85 ord of the worthv matron. \ELYN 8. HURSH. Secy. CHARLES S on Tuesday. De. CHARLES S WILSON tenden st n.w nd C. Wilson, H. Hines Co st. n.w.. on Decees i Tnterment Glenwood Cemetery. & In Memoriam. MONEY TAIKS Presbyterian Church, was to officiate, | "And” your loss 1 deepls feel and burial was to be in Cedar Hill | Sons and Daughters. e T e Tereovshetl Cemetery. j Spectal Dispatch to The Star. DEVOTED HUSBAND. Mr. Andrews was fatally injured | LAUREL, Md, December 4.—Wil- “‘s'u'xfim‘"&’:.','}m Dtplrtved rfl life on Monday when struck by an automobile | ;2" Gilbert, 81, father-in.law of for Hospital. in the 1500 block of Eckington place me; assistant United States Attorney BELL. MARY J. In of our dear wife mother. MA BELL, who departed this iie she yeat ago today, December 4. 1934 Nobody knows how we long for you, MWashington's best located %emez‘erg/0 oving. rr’n‘nh'- (Je NN to mourn their ioss a devoted daught and son. Minnie_and Joseph Greir: a ep tears from ‘an aching —but you must tell it what to say] LET’S suppose that the dollars you spend were suddenly given minds of their own—and the job of déciding what to buy for you. They’d have to learn their way around ina hurry. And one of the first things they’d do would be to study the newspapers—every adver- tisement that discusses something you’d be need- ing, or wanting. They’d get the latest facts on automatic refrigerators and sports shoes and tea and motor oil and all the rest. They’d make a business of knowing what, where and when to buy. ’ Are you less careful and less constant irl your ad-reading than you should be? Do you have to. depend on other people for facts that are clearly stated ifi the advertising pages of this newspaper? Read advertising thoughtfully, consider all the points you find there on their merits. Find out in advance exactly what things will best serve your needs—and why. After all, that’s the only way to get your money’s worth, every time. Therealreawnfotadvafi:inghnottolielp some one sell something, but to help you buy what you want, MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE. NOrth 00/8 R e e Established 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chagpel OIhaml SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LlIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast SOASSINNINNNY Cdar Hill l‘erg Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise 95 upP When you need trousers— think of Eiseman’s. We've a big selection—over 5,000 pairs—of special trousers in all sizes, patterns and colors. Yes, men, we can match your odd coats. $ northeast. He had been with the Kendall company for more than 50 | years. His home was at 3603 New Hampshire aveniie. i e B Births Reported. Frederick and Pansy Smith. boy. Clement and Mary Brown, boy Thomas and Marjorie Russell, boy. George and Stella Kopelousos. boy. John and Virginia RHSS-IL l‘ Robert and Arrie Whit Ronald and_Catherine Ph“llbiv boy. d Mary Berry. boy. wmm-n ‘and Gordetia White. boy. d Ethel Charies and Modestine Lok Alfred and Harriet Little, nny. Deaths Reported. Laura K. Elliott. £0. 419 G st; s William “P. Hubnicutt, 77, 127! st. Johri B Gnmzh_flx. 412 10th st. Walter Reed Hos . 1018 P st. son. 62 Garfleld Hospital, Samuei L. Gelston. 40, cnnl;ny Hospital. Charles R. Evans, Gallinger Hospital hiriey KFichton. harine L. La se. 42, Walter Reed 2122 P st n: “Casualty Hospital. ‘Wallace McGarry, Georgetown Hospital. Osca) Butler. 69. Freedmen's Hospital Lorenso Williams, 65, Gallinger Hospital. Alice M. W Euclid Gertrude_Johrson, Antomne E. Greene Charles M Breslin, 66, lid st Gnll!rgfl' Hospital. 5 Ga. ave. 8 55th'st. n.e. 0. 4920 Sheriff rd. n 5., 55, Gallinger Hospital. Infant Bay Mies, Children's Hospital. p 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 fo 11 p.m. Saturday. BILLFOLD. black _containing s change,_small boy's t-o.-yeu uvlm tween Whittier School 434 Pubod! beral ard. _Georgia_2125. . Malacca. ebony. ST M Rrare ™ Cn "Bt T, ext 524. yellow-crcam. —male mm vrn timid, _tut mue. v|clnny Har- rington Hotel. Reward. National 8140. branch 437. M HIRE RING, B O A S T e 2 be: ave . Ch. Ch, Nov 26._Rewar 5. 4227 FOX HOUND, male. blue Ty ud mar ings on head and ears: straved ‘trom 1 Brookville Chevy Chase, pnone Wisconsin 4013-J. d. or TERRIER. smooth hair male_ white -n.n Diack markings. neat Silver Soring. Mon.; Pa. tag No. 20199, Rewar North 3393, ‘months old, Vi= 16 v.mm_,_ "!nz | General William Stanley, died at his home here yesterday. A former mayor of Laurel, Mr. Gil- bert took an active interest in civic affairs up to the time of his death. He and his brother conducted a large wholesale drug business%in Baltimore | for many years. Later Mr. Gilbert operated a drug store in Laurel. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Jeannette Gilbert; two daughters, Mrs. William Stanley and Mrs. Elizabeth Rayborg, and two sons, Lee, a teacher in Central High School, Washington, and Barnes of Baltimore. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and much colder, with lowest temperature about 16 degrees tonight: tomorrow fair, with slowly rising temperature; fresh northwest, shifting to west, winds. Maryland—Fair, much colder to- night; tomorrow fair, with slowly ris- ing temperature in north portion. Virginia—Fair, much colder tonight; tomorrow fair, with slowly rising tem- perature in north portion. West Virginia—Partly cloudy and somewhat colder; snow flurries in the mountains tonight; tomorrow general- ly fair, with slowly rising temperature. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear today. Report for Last 24 lun. esterday— Tod: 8 p. 35 3021 8 a. Midnight_Z 35 30.14 Noon. Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon vesterday to noon today.) , 35. 5 p.m. vesterday. Year ago. 54. Lowest, “5‘ noon today. Year ago, 41. Record Temperatures This Year. . Hllhelt. 98, J 20. 2% Pon’ Sanuare 28. lln-illu tor l-lfl 24 Hours, (Prom noon yesterday to noon teday.) Highest, 66 per cent. at 6 a.m. Ml!. Lowest, 35 per cent, at noon today. Tide Tables. Inited St tic (Furnished by 5 Survey.) High Low . w Hieh - Low Sun, 3un, tomorrow. Moon. today pm. Ammoblle 1 hh mm be hlrned on hour s Frecittation, o precipitation Ill inches Capital (Gurrent TmOBtIL0 date)’ 1935, Record. Minnie Byrd: two sisters and 3 host of other relatives n Body resting at Lowe " funeral home. 4th ‘and Eye w. Notice cf funeral later. ALL, JOHN R. On Tuesday. December B, TOMIORN Ko the devored mspand er of John, Leonard, | Byron and Evelvn Hall:" stepfather_of Russell, Adoiph and Herbert Louis. Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. You st. n.w., un- til 4 pm. Thus thereaiter at bis late residence. 25th st nw. Pu Toral" Friday - December. 6. af 1 Teom ins_ shove: renidence: Imrrm'm Rosemont Cemetery. HAMILTON, CLEMINTINA. Departed (hle life Tue: December ESIaT rendonce. 1005 Church st; CLEMINTINA_HAMILTON, beloved um of the late 3. W Hamilton devoted Prater and l‘ ¥y, December eqdence Friday. Decemter 6. at am; lh!nce to !(LAuzdllxt‘l‘X.e: Chu:ch ] = he of her_soul Relafives and ‘friends. invited. - Tnter- ment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 5 NNA. EDWARD. & Suddenly, on Surday, b Do R 935, ot Casualty Hospital ED ward and Viola Hlnnl at the residence of his sister. st. Mount Rainier. Md. ices will be held at St Church. Mount Rainier. on Thursday: December 5. at § am. followed by in* terment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Ri atives and friends m\ued to attend L ALICE, On Tuesday. De- O e 5 538 ot her Fesidence. 1915 Apiineton Ridee, ro Arih PEARL JON ., Buneral serv- ices Thursday. December 5. at 2 D.m. at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N st. JORDAN. GEORGE. On Tuesday. Decem- > %, 1935, at his residence, 214 D st I G EORGE JORDAN .~ devoted Hlisband’ of Ida Jordan. He also leaves to wmoum thelr loss one sister. three and many other relatives and | Remains resting at the George B Clarke 6o fuperal home 1416 Fla. . untll 5 Thursday. De- ihereatter at his late’ resi- dence. will be held Priday December 86 at 1 pm. Interment in Harmony Cemetery. Triends Alexandria. Dhcember 5 B Th o Baptist Chareh: mber 5. from Thir s Riexandria,’ Va ~Interment Dously Cemetery. Alexandria, Va. ‘o'm !Am JANE. Departed Chil SARAH December 2. 1935, t 12 idence. ‘Vienna. Va.. .'v' h"ugs’mog idow of Johr Monroe. AN s o mourn thelr loss four dnu'hun five sons, 52; e n‘vlaulnnnda e Siner - Funcral. from First Bev; and Vermont, "L,‘:,':.se’!‘”"m?“‘i’fxl-’o on ’hlud;! 5750 “Pa. aye. nw., on Z‘Q“r‘.?f.m"ofifiiz"o%"& Shers. MORRIS. MASON. = Washinston Lodge: o 'm convene in 3 nm-" at lb p.m. Decern 4 XOM for nn pyEoose ol iribute to el S late ‘Srother, MORRIS. class_of s Jeovember, 10 1010, vl:: Wtfi December services al m r;l I7M°'P.. ave. n.w.. ll REER 3 R RS i while others are HER fas LOVING BURDSALL, FRANKIE. In loving mem- ory of "my_beloved son. FRANKIE BURDSALL. who left us sevenieen years ago today. December 4, 1918 Just when life was sweet And he could have lived ms best. | The cates of heaven ope: | fnd he entered. into (nat rweet rest. HIS LOVING MOTHER AND BROTHER. asleen PAMILY. * EVERETT. ANNA F. A tribute of love (o the memory of my mother NA P | EVERETT. who departed th years ago today. December HER DAUGHTER. EVA GOSNELL. * GLASCOE. LAURA VIRGINIA. 1In sad but ioving remembrance of our de: | an LAURA VIRGINIA GrAL | EOE. w! 1t us tWo years ago loda7s Today recalls cad memories | Of a loved one gone i rest. An:l zm;;- ur; v.P]\m»cu! Jou Sloday Are those who loved vou bes! | THE FAMILY. * | EADDY. REV. JACOB C. A tribute to D iory ‘ot e deay husband. Rev JACOB C. McEADDY. who passed away two ~years ago today, December 4. 1933 Life's race well run. Life's work well done. Lite's ‘crown “well "von. v ow comes Test 3 NNIE L. McEADDY. "SMOTHERS. mn\ In sad but loving S Omembrance of my dear son. JOHN OTHERS. who departed this life ono year ago today. December 4 ne. but never will He's gone. is"LovING FUNERAL DIRECTORS Joseph F Bll’Ch s Sons OCK _Mgr ) elone WES 0005 3():“ MSt N.W. ‘Bstablishea 1841 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. ‘{,“,f,?,"é‘;‘_"w’} "T:‘{_ NVAtlolla|2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 0; CAPITOL ST $ ghge“ Lincoln 0372 'V. L. SPEARE CO. e successor to nor conneoted with higetA R are establishment. NAtionel 2502 St. N.W. J, William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNBRAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave NE Lincoln 6200 WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 St St SE Lincoln 0530. el One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. NW. Col. 0432 517 11th St. S,E. Atlantic 6700 ermun. HER_* FUNERAL DESIGNS GEO. A. COMLEY §3t.%.5 Ullhl Phonl Chnnflm! Ifil-l- GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces _1412 P St. N.W. _+ NAtional 4276 GEO oA SHAFFER — sundays Cor. 14th ¥ Eye