Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1935, Page 11

MORMANN FUNERAL SET | Widow of Restaurant Proprietor to Be Buried Tomorrow | Puneral services for Mrs. Mary E. Mormann, who died Tuesday at her home, 809 Fifth street, will be held at 8:30 am. tomerrow from the Lee funeral hcme, Fourth street and Massachusetts avenue northeast, fol- | lowed by mass at 9 am. at St. Mary's | Catholic Church. Burial will be in | 8t. Mary’s Cemetery. |~ Mrs. Mormann was the widow of Fifth She a lifelong resident of the District. 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 [ | Edwin Mormann, proprietor of a street restaurant for 50 years. w woodegendefentendesfenfefesdesdendefenfefenferdedecdesfeodenferfedeodedereode 389 R I. Ave. N.W. A Sale of Langrock - Suits at Saltz Bros. A Special Group of Fine Langrock Suits THAT WERE $50 & $55 NOW 53930 ALL FROM OUR OWN STOCK They are all from our own Fine Stocks, and only a Limited Quantity of them are on hand. There will no Replacements at this price (which is near cost). It is merely a Sale to Reduce Stock and offers a Legitimate Saving of $10.50 to $15.50 on each suit. All are Fine-Quality, Long-Wearing Worsteds, Hand Tailored by Langrock at New Haven. In Conservative and English Lounge Models, Single and Double Breasted. Sizes 35 to 46. Regulars, Shorts, Longs and Stouts. SALTZ BROTHERS Cline =Apparel for Gentlemen, 1341 F STREET, N.W. $2esferde e detedeotedesdededesde e e deodeodeodeodede bl | More Than a Promise! 3t e THE EvVHEANING SERGT. MAJ. MATHIAS EXPIRES HERE AT 59 Holder of Congressional Medal of Honor for Boxer Heroism Was Ill Two Weeks. Sergt. Maj. Clarence E. Mathias, 59, United States Marine Corps, retired, died at Naval Hospital Monday after an illness of two weeks. Fe was a holder of the Congressional Medal of Honor for heroism in the Boxer F.e- bellion in China. He was to be buried with full mili- tary honors in Arlington National Cemetery today after services at 2 p.m. at Joseph Gawler's Sons’ chapel, 1750 Pennsylvania avenue. Sergt. Maj. Mathias was born in Royalton, Pa, and enlisted in the Army in 1898. A year later he was transferred to the Marine Corps and, after several years of service in both the Army and the Marine Corps, he was retired in 1923 with the rank of sergeant major. He lived at 729 Vir- ginia avenue southeast. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Caro- line Aungst and Mrs, Florence Aungst; a brother, John Mathias; a stepson, John A. Farrell, and three step- daughters, Mrs. Reno 8. Crum, Mrs. William H. Humphrey and Mrs. Stan- ley Sharkey. ———— MEMORIAL SERVICES ARRANGED FOR FERRIS Rites to Be Tomorrow for Son of Late Senator Found Dead in Hotel. Memorial services for Phelps F. Fer- ris, son of the late Senator Wood- bridge N. Ferris of Michigan, who was found dead Tuesday in a Fifteenth street hotel, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Joseph Gawler's| Sons chapel, 1750 Pennsylvania ave-| nue. Rev. Z. B. Phillips, chaplain | of the Senate, will officiate. The body has been cremated. Re- | mains will be placed in the family | mausoleum, at Big Rapids, Mich. | Ferris, who was secretary to his father for many years and later secre- tary to Senator Arthur H. Vanden- berg, had been a resident of Wash- ington for 12 years. He lived at 1909 Nineteenth street. SCHAEFER RITES HELD Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery Follows Services. Funeral secrvices for Louis M | Schaefer, transportation manager of | | the Willard Hotel, were held this| | morning &t the Shrine of the Sncredl | Heart, followed by burial in Cedar | | Hill Cemetery. | Mr. Schaefer died Tuesday of & | heart attack at his home, 1316 Far- ragut street. He was a native of Washington and has been employed at the hotel for 31 years, (edar Hill (émetery Where Perpetual Care is | One of the Finest Fleets of Cars in the World The truth is you cannot get bers gives. a better service than Cham- Chambers is positively the volume leader. A NEW PRICE FOR LOCAL CALLS 3.00 ANYWHERE IN THE DISTRICT And Nearby Suburbs Call COlmbia 0432 Ambulance Dept. DOCTORS NURSES HOSPITALS AND INSURANCE Blankets, sheets, rolling cot and stretcher for all cases. City calls only $3. | William Deut | Burton Allen. YTAR, WASHINGTON, MRS. J. W. WILLIS, 69, POLLARD’S SISTER, DIES Former Governor’s Xin Succumbs at Daughter’s Home in Atlanta. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, December 12.—Mrs. J. ‘W. Willls, 69-year-old sister of for- mer Gov. John Garland Pollard of Virginia, died here yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs, George B. Hoyt. Mrs. Willis came here as a bride in 1894 and had taken an active part in church and civic work. She was identified with the Colonial Dames, Daughters of the American Revolution, United Daughters of the Confederacy and the Atlanta League of Women Voters. She was the former Juliet Pollard, native of Richmond, and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Pollard. Her father was & noted Virginia educator and clergyman. In addition to her daughter and brother, Mrs. Willls is survived by five sisters, Mrs. R. L. Turman, Atlanta; Mrs. G, Harvey Clarke and Mrs. Otho P. Smoot, Richmond; Mrs, M. F. Cox, Louisville, Ky., and Mrs. R. H. Mc- Caslin, Memphis, Tenn. The body was taken to Richmond. MRS. ANNIE Y. JACKSON EXPIRES AT AGE OF 98 By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., December 12.— Mrs. Annie Young Jackson, 98, one of the oldest residents of the District of Columbia and a former resident of Alexandria, died yesterday at the home of her greatniece, Mrs. Jesse M. Hadley, 4108 Legation street, Wash- ington. The widow of Capt. John Jackson, a merchant marine captain, Mrs. Jackson was born in Georgetown in October, 1837, and moved to Alexan- dria in childhood. She was the only daughter of Robert and Eleanor Clementson Young and a great-grand- | daughter of one of Gen. Washington's aides. She was a mentber of Grace Episcopal Church here for more than | 80 years. In addition to Mrs. Hadley, she is survived by another greatniece, Miss Janet Young of Washington. BServices will be held at 2:30 p.m. to- morrow at the Wheatley funeral home in Alexandria. — Deaths Reported. 70, 1821 A Townsend. 7 Geo; N nna Ordway. entietta rama 1d William Muck. 75, William E- Wylie. 7 Rhienbolt Mueller, A dams_Mill rd H L Kalo- getown Hospital. ational Theater 3. Emergency Hos- 48 Nebraska ave. 3 George Washingion Hospital Wwillie A. Mays. 69. 2 Clarence EMathias Patrick Reagan. 7. 3 Berta William. Harvey N. Faize pital Annie T. Bessie M E st Naval Hospital Georgia ave Garfield Hospital . 60. Providence Hos- u )_Newton st Mitch 7 Woodley rd. rich. 43 Galiinger Hospital 44, Gallinger Hospital Alice Ricker. 31. Georgetown Husbital Mary E. Lee 16. Georgetown Hospital Margaret R. Dietz. 15, Emergency Hospital Infant Lubar. Sibley Hospital Infant Stitt, National Homeopathic Hos- Stitt. National Homeopathic Ho: pital Eli7a Murphy. 83. 1720 9th st h Home for Aged and nfirm Lillian Winters. 60. Gallinger Hospital. Arthur Carr, 47. Gallinger Hospital Lemuel M. Jjones. 16. Gallinger Hospital John 8 Reed. 44. St._Elizabeth's Hospital Annie Jackson. 4, Gallinger Hospital Charles J Thomas. 40, ualty Hospita! 1 lter N. Washingion, 40. 2650 Wisconsin Service The Finest CHAMBERS 1S ONE OF THE LARGEST Long-distance calls any place in the United States at very low rate. We have one of the finest fleets of ears in the worls ,~ COMPANIES One o 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Call COlumbia 0432 6 Chapels, 12 sistants, ambulances. 25 cars, Everyt| expect for modern burialse Parlors, 35 a hearses and g you 517 11th S Call ATlant f the Largest Undertakers in the World t SE ic 6700 C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1935 % A—l1 LIEUT. COL. BEALL DIES HERE AT 86 Funeral Services for Retired Of- ficer to Be Held Tomorrow at Arlington Cemetery. Lieut. Col. Fielder M. M. Beall, U. 8. A, died yesterday at Walter Reed Hospital. He was 86 and a na- tve of Southern Maryland. Funeral services and- burial with full military honors wili be at Arling- ton National Cemetery at 2 p.m. to- morrow. Col. Beall enlisted in the Army Sig- nal Corps in 1870, He retired in 1912 after more than 40 years of active service. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ann Lawson Beall, 6710 Brookville road, Chevy Chase Md.; a son, Pendleton Beall, Casper, Wyo., and two daugh- ters, Mrs. Lillie Beall Frost, San An- tonio, Tex. and Miss Grace Beall, Everett, Wash. FRANK P. GUNNING, U. S. EMPLOYE, DIES Past President of Washington Section of Holy Name Society Expires at 62. Frank P. Gunning, 62, an employe of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and a past president of the ‘Washington section of the Holy Name Society, died yesterday at his home, 2017 North Capitol street. He was one of the organizers of the St. Martin’s Roman Catholic Churdn of the St. Vincent De Paul Society there for many yea He also was an active member of the Laymen's Re- treat Movement. Born in Baltimore, Mr. Gunning came {o Washington as a young man. He had been employed by the Bureau |of Engraving and Printing for 27 years, Burv | A. Gunning; a daughter, Mrs. Thomas | L. Bigham, and a brother, James A. Gunning. Funeral services will be held Satur- day at St. Martin's Church, followed by burial fn St. Mai Cemetery, SAMUEL L. MOSBY DIES OF PNEUMONIA | Meteorologist Had Charge of Ob- | servatory for 20 Years—For- merly at New York. Samuel L Mcsby, 68, in charge of | the Weather Bureau's meteorological observatory here for 20 years, died of | pneumonia last night in Emergency Hospital. The body will be sent today to his birthplace at Vienna, Mo., for burial. Mr. Mosby | logical service at entered the Meteoro- St. Louis in 1887 | He subsequently served at stations in various parts of the country and was associated with the Weather Bureau |in New York for many vears before | coming to Washington in 1913, | He was a Mason and a member of ithe Washington Golf and Country | Club for many years. He lived at 2013 | T street, \MRS. MARY C. CLARK, NATIVE OF CITY, DIES of Two Weeks Fatal Funeral Services to Be Held on Saturday. Mrs. Mary C. Clark, 76, a native of Washington, died yesterday at her home, 1420 Irving street northeast, after an illness of two weeks. She was the widow of John Blake Clark, Washington contractor, who died 13 years ago. Funeral services will be held at 9:15 am. Saturday, at the residence, followed by requiem mass at Holy Comforter Church. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Clark is survived by a son. L. Frank Clark:; three daughters, Mrs. Arthur Lansdale, Mrs. Richard A. Murphy and Miss Mary T. Clark, and Illness Mrs. Jarret G. Huddleston. Society to Meet Wednesday. The next meeting of the Sons of the American Revolution, to be held at the Mayflower Hotel at 8 p.m. next Wednesday, will be devoted to the transaction of society business, it was announced yesterd: Gem Trade Better. Belgium reports a noticeable im- provement in the diamond trade. 5. FOUND. Teturn on h_2390_after 8 ST REPORT DESERTED. STH, ANIMALS to The Animal Protective Association. PHONE BMERSQN 5041, FALLET Wil dentification. LOST. Lost and Founa advertisem 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. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BRACELET. white gold, dl;.l‘rmnd, 2 sap ap- hires; vicinity 13th and rd.. Cavalier Hotel, Manor Club. Col. 1151 Dt. 5. COCKER SPANIEL. black and white long ears, very short legs. Reward if returned 10 2292 Wyoming ave.. or call North 6636 TAMOND RII ntiemans vellow gold: old-fashioned family heirloom: lib- eral reward. Lucas. 1440 N st. n.w. ¢ ALSE T —oOne lower ward. _ State exactly where dress’ Box 237-V. Star_of 2 KEYS_ vicinity 300_Rhode Tsiand 1700 2nd st. n.w. Return to 210 Island ave Reward found. ave. Rhode nw, N biack leathar Address Box 352-V POCKET WATCH—Man’s. gold; initials inscription o ingide, Reward. C 054 621 Kane. EiDPer case. Star offic A i [CE DOG. black. female: answers “Nere.” Trained to lead blind, Reward $10 for return Mrs. Cousins. 3905 Res- ervoir rd. _Phone Emerson 601 PURSE. brown cloth: lost_vicinity Wood- ward Building and rear Belasco Theater. Keep _money. mail purse to 8. A. Gentry. 303_Woodward Blde. black. n is ave and Dis- Liberal reward. Phone Wis- 19-W. il NG QF AMBER BEADS Wednesday morning tween 7 and 8. Reward. Adams 5 g T?IITO HELL-RIMMED GLASSES— 14th st. nr. Park rd. Finder please return 3528 13th n.w. Reward. . “gold,_round. black ribbon. mono- HATOH, T N Yoty e Moa: Adams 6249 WIRE: TER. E answers_to name of ‘R Tag No. 4543 Reward. Phone Georfla 4354. I Vi e B 0. Re: Gail Pot. 4056, atier s, ;fi;: WRIST WATCH, lady' 3 l.t-md lost ‘Tues lumbia_288% white gold, Elgin fe. st, car. Kann's, re. Reward. Col. WATCH—Lady’s. all roun gold wrist watch. vicinity 1s Roval fld Woodward & Lothrop' urn to 910 8 st. n.w. rd. about 30 years ago and was president | ing are his widow, Mrs. Mary | two sisters, Mrs. Theresa Studds and Phone Po- ANDREW J. BOWEN, 73, WARREN COUNTY, DIES Pneumonia Fatal to Farmer. Funeral Services Will Be Held Tomorrow. Bpeclal Dispateh to The Star, FRONT ROYAL, Va., December 12. —Andrew Jackson Bowen, 73, widely known farmer and stockman, died of pneumonia in his home at Rockland, Warren County, yesterday afier an illness of two days. He was a son of the late Andrew Jackson Bbwen and Mrs, Virginia Ker- foot Bowen,of Warren County. He married Miss Bessie Simpson, who survives with two sons and a daugh- ter—A. J. Bowen, 3d; of Berryville; Maurice Bowen of Rockland and Mrs. Joseph De Jarnette Keyser of Wash- | ington, Va. Mrs. Blackwell, wife of | Dr. E. M. Blackwell of Cherrydale, is | & surviving sister. Funeral services will be held in the home tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. C. H. MADDOX DIES; RETIRED ENGINEER Veteran Employe of Pennsy to Be Buried at Chapel Point, Md. Charles H. Maddox, 65, an employe | of the Pennsylvania Railroad for 43| years, died yesterday at his home, 1805 ‘Third street northeast, after a long iliness. Funeral services will be held at| the residence at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, followed by a mass at 9 am. at St. Mertin's Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Thomas' Cemetery, Chapel Point, Md. Mr. Maddox was born in Charles County, Md., and entered the employ of the railroad as a boy. He was an engineer for many years, retiring about eight years ago. | Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Esther | | Maddox; two sons, Charles L. and | Robert H. Maddox; three daughters, — Mrs. Frank Channon, Mrs. Mary Can- ngn and Mrs. Henrietta Cannelia, and MISS MARY C. MURPHY, a sister, Mrs. Frances Smith, all of | U. S. EMPLOYE, EXPIRES "*"™™ . |WALTER A. SHERWIN Lifelong Resident Dies Suddenly “at Her Residence—Funeral DIES IN VIRGINIA Navy Department, Saturday. Miss Mary C. Murphy, a Govern- | ment employe for 30 years, died sud- denly yesterday at her home, AslaL | Illinois avenue. She was a lifelong Civilian In- spector Resided Here for 30 Years. | home of her daughter 1, Wednesday. De- 4 ¢ ‘her residence. ; st. se. HELEN R. KIEFER. be- loved mother of Phillp Kiefer, George Kiefer. Mrs Baker. M Weeks and Mrs. May King. Testing at the above residence. Puneral f5om the above residerce on Saturday. December 14, at 1:10 pm- thence (5 t. Mark's Eniscopal Ohurch. rd an s.e, where secvices will be hel pm Kelatives and_friends ine Interment Mount Olivet Ceme~ 13 MADDOX. CH. December 1 1805 rd s DOX. beloved dox and father of Charles I. ert H_Maddox. Mrs. Frank Shann Mrs. Mary Cinnon and Mrs Cannelia 1935, a at vited, tery. ARLES H. On Wednesday, 1. 1935 "at his residences ne. CHARLES H. - husband of Esther Mad- al Martin's Catho= Capitol and T sts., be offered at 9 a.m. fof the repose of his soul Relatives and friends invited. ‘Interment 8t. Thomas' Church Cemetery, Chanel Point. Md. 13 MARSHALL. MRS. OLIVIA LAFOE. Wednesduy. Decemper 11, 1005 at_the Mrs. Mary Eng- LAPOE MARSHALL Va. She Is survived by Willie Marshall: a daugh- seven erandchiiaren. - Puner aturday. December 14, at Woodbride Baptist Church anford Memorial Cemeter, E. _On_Thursday; 935 " EDITH MARIE . beloved daughter of Louis B, and sister of Charles Edward nd o lish. Mrs. OLIVIA of Woodbridge. Va her son. Mr. m. at ¢ urial at Cr | MA: Pranklin ) neral_home. . on Saturday. Decem- 2 Relatives and frien Intermen: Cedar Hill Cem: 1 MATHERS., WALTER J. On 11,1035 "at 12 Wednesday, 15 11th s R J. MATHERS. the b loved husband of the iate Ida’ Mather Interment On Wedne AL- December 1 a th st. n.w.. HARRY | resident of the District. | { Funeral services will be held at 9 | a.m. Saturday at St. Gabriel's Church. | | Burial will be in Mount Olivet | ington, died yesterday in a hospital at | Cemetery. Newport News, Va. according to an | At the time of her death, Miss| Associated Press dispatch. His body | Murphy was employed by the Vet- was to be sent today to his birthplace, | | erans’ Administration. She previously | Fitchburg, Mass., for burial had worked for the Bureau of En A resident of Washington for 30 graving and Printing. years, Mr. Sherwin was employed at Burviving are a sister, Mrs. Agnes | the Navy Yard here for 18 years and M. Sheridan, and two brothers, John | later was in the real estate business. and Joseph B. Murphy. At the time of his death he was sta- - tioned by the Navy Department at . . Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry- Marriage Licenses. | dock Co Terry Linton, 0, #7298 Sherman ave. and | _ SUrviving are his widow; four sons Edd\!c“'h_l\_lmll\n 2307 Sherman'ave.; | Charles A., Arthur J. and Robert W. | Andrew . Hill nd Elizaveth Rich. | Sherwin, all of Washington, and 24. both of 42 I st. ne.; Judge R. E. | Richard A. Sherwin of Newport News; B Y easy. 2D, Che two brothers, Charles A. Sherwin of and Daisy E. Dudley, Boston and Ralph W. Sherwin of e % B Framingham, Mass., and a sister, Miss R Beértha L. Sherwin, teacher at Fitch- t. and | burg, Mass, and Ethel L. Ringness. Judge b— —_— 3 K . Nimare: Ma.. Re Births Reported. i Patrick and Inez Nelson. bo: James Walker Dora Feldener Md.: R William and Cecelia Hick Ladislaus and Teresa Meimer Walter Allen Sherwin, 51, Navy De- partment civilian inspector of ord- | nance’ and former resident of Wash- tesville, Va Cohassit. Va.i Mattingl: Milton Bapperstei; an. 25. both n. 31 of Baltimore, 11 t- man ev. J.T. Loel Wwilliam W. Muse 23 and Mary H Mil Rev. Ba E Burchett. 31 4. both of Bavani 17 Morse st. ne. 5. 1008 Bixteenth st Pletcher and Dorothy C All 2 nah. Ga. Rev aver Andrew " Frost Huron. S. Dak a aylor. 27 Salt Lake City Utah; Rev. U. G. B. Plerce James Johnson. 39. and Isabele Willia of Montross. Va. Rev 1 b3 boy Harr Edna Wood. boy. /| Fenesee and Terese Haynie &% | Randolph and Lavinia King A DB n B 40 both ard Ginvar Ha Henderson 40 Camde; and Carolyn R. Bateman. 19, J.; Judge R E. Mattingly m J Stephenson. O. Smith n. N. J. Milivilie! Card nf Thanks McNAMARA. MATTHEW. The ATTHEW McNAMAR w Sarah Bass C. T. Murray Henry P. Omohundro. and Ipa Quehl. 7 Rev M. Canter. || THE WEATHER 20. Scottsville. Va.. | Battieford. Canada: Nicho BACHOFNER P d the District of Columbia—Rain tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature, lowest tonight about 38 degrees; increasing northeast winds, probably becoming strong. Maryland—Rain tonight and to- morrow, except some snow in moun- | | tains; not much change in tempera- | ture, Virginia—Rain tonight and tomor- row: slightly warmer tonight. West Virginia—Rain or snow prob- | ably tonight and tomorrow; warmer in east portion tonight. | River Report. | Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers | clear today. Record for Last 21 Hours. Barometer, Inches. | 3010 10,19 30,20 BARRINGTON, FLIZABETH JONES Wednesday. December 11. 1943, it R of T Cemetery. the sbove-named I noon Thursday. De BEALL. FIELDER M GRUDI Oon W some after 17 TGOMERY MA- MONTG! lieutena husband of 4 Liilie Beail Pendleton BDR.E BELT, December Collington. Md beloved wife of Ben); neral from her late day. December 14. at at Warrington, Pri Md. AMELIA BOWIE 193 BILLINGS. HARRY. 10. 1935, at h Record for Last 24 Hours. n.w (From noon yesterday 0 noon today.) , 48, 3:30 p.m. yesterday, Year 0. 3: | Lowest, 31. 8 a.m. today. Year ago, 17 Record Temperatures This Year, Highest, 98 on July 20. Lowest. —2. on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) t 6 am. today 3:40 p.m. ves- BROWN, BERNIC! Ev terday. CLAR | cember At_Georgetowr versity Hospital. MARY C. CLARK of 1420 Irving st. n.e. beloved wife of the | late John Blake Clark and mother of Miss Mary T. Clarl Ar dale. Mrs. R R L. Prank C un residence on_ Saturday K. MARY 11. 1915 Tide Tables. (Purnished by United 8 Geodetic Survey Today 0:26 a.m. am. es Coast and | ) Tomorrow. k. Mrs. 10:11am Mu 4 eral {rom 8 December 14 t Holy Co: today . tomorrow today Automonile oW JENNIE beloved mo e Miss Besste Eviason. 1ss Bessie Eliason one-half hour after s Tatnce. o, Precipitation, ] . Relatives and 7 Monthly precipitation 1n inches in the - rment at Cedar 308 Cavital (current month to date) | . Sl al Month. 19 | Members of Gon January h must be unset. turned on n'e. . December 1 CLARA V. HENAULT Coun Attest: RUTH BRADY. Rec. & FARR. EMMA DENT. cember 13, 1 wife of the late voted mot John Sobotka Vance Q. Farr residence. 4219 December 14. a Sept October November December Weather in V cCarthy Farr rs. Russell Dent Funeral a8th s ¢ 80 n- 1. Weath'r Cloudy Clear Stations Tex N, Y. nta. Ga | Atlantic_City | Baltimore. Md | Birmingham Bismarck. N. D. Boston. Mass the repose of ) friends in- soul. Relatives and f nt Mount Olivet Interme: GERNER. CH, [ Rain Cloudy Cloudy Snow Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Snow | Cloudy Cloudy Clouay Cloudy ARL Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbia. § Co'o. . Mich. El Paso. Tex | Gatveston, | Helena uro al Indianapolis 1 and friends in terment at Rock Creek Cemetery 2 M, JOMN. On Wednesday. December . 1835. JOHN, beloved husband of Mary Grim ‘and father of John. Joseph and Mary Grim L his la Mary's Chu Relatives friends invited nte men: Arlington National Cemeter Please omit flowers. 33 | The Windthorst Club and ame Society of 8t. Mary's Church will meet at the late residence of JOHN GRIM st. n.w. on Thursday | December 12, 1935. at 8 p.m.. to reciie the office of the dead JOSEPH ZEGOWITZ. Pres. JAMES C. KRAFT. Sccy FRED DIEGELMANN, Pres. JOSEPH DIFGELMANN. Secy. | FRANK P. Suddenly. on Wed- 11935, ai his resi. st. FRANK ) nd of Mary | Al Gunning and father of Mrs. Thomas | L. Bigham. Puneral from the above | residence on Saturday. December 14. | thence to St. Martin's | requism mass will m. Pelatives and {riends ment” St. Mary's Ceme- Louisville Miami Minneapol | New O | New Yori, Okizhoma. ' City_ Omsha. Nebr._ | Philadelphia Phoenix, Ariz. Pittsburgh, Pa | Raleien. N _C. Salt Lake City ._Wa oa WasH. B¢ invited. * Inter, ery. IANE, MARTHA. Departed this life Tues- day. December 10, 1935 at 6 pm.. at Gallinger Hospital, MARTHA IANE. She leaves to mourn {heir loss one brother muel Kite. and other relatives and Remains resting witn L & Bon. Funeral notice Here- JONES. BERTHA WHITTINGTON. On Wednesday _morning, ~December 11 her_residence. the Mendota ts. RTHA WHITTINGTON of the late Charles L. nes. Funeral Friday | t 2 o.m. from the above Interment Rock Creek Cem- (7 a.m., Greenwich time. tod: ‘Temperatul 39 37 2 Cloudy 3 Cloudy 43 32 e 23 _Cl (Noon. Greenwich time. today ) Horta (Fayal). Azores.__ 62 Cloudy SCurrent obsel 8t. Georges, Bermud: n Juan. Puerto Rico. va) Cul V. beloved ion of Martha roth . 3 Jobe ‘and Thomas Ins resting at the W. V ha funeral home. Chapin ubove funeral cember 11 2310 p. 10 p.m Interment Fort Lin 1 On_Wedne: sday Hosn! MORMANN. MARY F. n cember 10, 19:25. at_her residence. At 5th st. 1 MARY E_MORMANN the late Edwin Mormann. mother of Hope and sister of 3 eson Mrs. Ida La d _Anthony Seufer e. N Mex Remains Lee tuneral home Tuesday, De DELINF B. KRAFT, Prefect. IGAN. Secy NEE BUDD). Entered Wed: ss_ will b Relatives and Interment Mouns Olivet i On Wednesdas. a ) at KWEATHER, DR. Wednesdyy x CARLTON STAR o 1 cA 5. at RLTON Jut WYLIE, Wil a day, December and friend Creek Cem In Memoriam. MARY P. AND ELLA § ir dear Y, et Relatives iwited.” Interment Rock BROWN In . 1934 DODSON. LILLIAN LOTT. membrance of my wife DSON. who departed t In lovini LILL s life three today. December 12, 1937 BAND, BOYNTON €. DOD- S. JOHN. sband, JOHN HAW! years ago today. & memory of S, who died ecember 1 HAWKIN T KI D lgvine MAS- fe ide when the tly. e and T 4. come and tpon My breast Yes, my mini through the valiey of Master's voice st lay stayed d e d T eath e. T am no: afraid HUSBAND, CHARLES E. NEY. s FUNERAL DIRECTORS CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 801 EAST CAPITOL ST Phone_Lincoln_0d Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W Speare establishment. Phone NAuonal J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave NE __Lincoln 5300 Joseph F. Birch’'s Sons HAYCOCK. _Mgr ) enone WSt d308 3034 M St N.W. Establisheo 1841 Frank Geier's Sons Co. A113 Seventh e N N Ational2473 FUNERAL DESIGNS GEO. A. COMLEY &%, M % WEST 0149 Artistie Floral Designs by GUDE BROS. COQ. Floral Pieces F Expe Wight Poone Clarendon 261-J-1 1412 F 8t. N.W. NAtional 4276 _ | GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLOI TRIB! S AT MODERATE PRICES PHONE NAT 0i08 O Sucams Cor. 14th © Eye P