Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1935, Page 15

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HONOR NEW MEMBERS Officials of the Knights of Columbus of Washington and Maryland will honor 53 new members of Washington Council at a banquet tonight at 7 o'clock at the Willard Hotel. Alfred A. McGarraghy, grand knight of the council, will preside. Speakers will be the Rev. Aloysius J. Burggrafl, chaplain; Dr. John Bowen, advocate, and Harold F. Jones, past grand knight, in whose honor the class of new members has been named. The new members will receive the third degree of the order at the club house, 918 Tenth street, at 3 p.m. today. TWENTY.FIVE YEARS OF SB‘RVICE Funerals Are Like Mirrors They reflect! When the insignia of your fumeral director bears a wame associated with quality and finewess . . . fumerals re- flect good taste. But when that insignia is publicly recognized as @ symbol of cheapness in service and price . . . funerals reflect humiliation. Why accept any substitute for the good mame of Deal when that name means so much, at no added cost? Your Neighbor Can Tell You That Sponsors of “Spires of Melodies” WISV Every Sunday at 2-P. M. 575 is the DEAL price for a $150 Funeral COMPLETE FUNERALS FROM §$75 to $500 AND UP FUNERAL HOME Phone Lincoln 8200 Magnificent New Packard De Luxe Side-Serving Ambulance THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, CHILDREN ARE GIVEN CLOTHING AND TOYS Marjorie Webster Students En- tertain at Yule Party for Underprivileged. One hundred undreprivileged chil- dren from the Children’s Emergency Home of the Central Union Mission | were entertained last night at the | Marjorie Webster School by 75 students | of the school and 25 members of Miss Webster’s Sunday school class at |the New York Avenue Presbyterian | Church. | There was a large yule tree, hung with gifts of warm clothing, toys, fruit and candy for the children from the home. Each student at the school and each member of the Sunday school class spent $10 buying gifts for a child, whose name and age were given her by Mrs. John 8. Bennett, director of the home. An orchestra was on hand to pro- vide music for caral singing and a light buffet lunch was served the guests. The children were transported from the mission to the school in busses provided by the Washington Rapid Transit Co. Safety Drive Indorsed. The Star Safety Council’s safe-driv- | ing campaign was indorsed by Follow Me Post No. 1830, Veterans of Foreign | Wars, at a special meeting Friday ‘nlght, Phillip R. Belt, adjutant, an- | nounced yesterday. Each of the post’s | 70 members will be- urged to sign ]‘ cards pledging observance of the coun- | cil's program to promote safe driving. (edar Hill- Washingloss most Beautul (émetery Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise \ @ongressional | | Wan’fingbn‘a gfi:lofic "Marriage Licenses. D. Pennington. 29. Baltimgre. Md., o e AReaida . Mottey a8, 2000 Co: lumbia road: Rev. J. L. Kilkenny. Edwin H. Burchell, 30, 1721 Kenvon st., f‘ Helen _G. Pey'on, Predericks- urg, Va.: Rev. E. H. Bwem. Charles C. Béasley. 1551 33rd st. and Mary A. Walker, 24. 1338 Wisconsin ave.; Rev. I. W. Ketchum. Emest P. L, Schiatter. 30, place, ‘and Zoe E. ‘M. Patterson. 27, Cuban Embassy: Rev. Amleto Giavannl. Myer H. Jacobson. 30. Portsmouth, Va. and Lilian Coben, 23 Baltimore., Md. Rev. 8. H. Metz. Nathan Ortman. and’ Nell Zurker. 28, both of Newark. N. J.: Rev. J. T. Loeb. Robert G. Shockey, and l‘hylllpPA Pentz. 21, both of Waynesboro, Rev. H M. Hel Harvey O. Hall. lnnd Marie O. }b‘l,rd ing. 21. both of Pradericksburs: Rev. M. P. German. ‘Thomas O. Markham Motley, Va.. and Virginia B._Husak. 21, Richmond. Va.: Rev. J." C. ‘Ball Lester M. Minkel | “Sarah ‘Leigh. . Poore. Thomas Dixon. etta Jackson. 2013 Hiliyer Trentop, N. J.. and H st. and Mari- ith st.: Rev. Ernest Gibbs. Thomas W. Snipes. 3. and Sarah K. Hutchinson, 28, both of Richmond. Va.; Rev. A. F. Poore. Vernon J. White, and Madelaine F. Greenwald, 49. both of Baltimore. Md.; ety e MO Y ckerman st ne erry James, 29 3 s and ‘Ruby Williams, 24, 1117 4th st} Rev. Sylvester Moss. Hudson Groover. 40, and Louis R st Rev. 30, both of 1022 Grymes 21, and Elizabeth L. Rev 1710 10, 103 Brown, R. Lynn 8. Trainum. *ontee, 1%, both of Richmond. Va 3¢ Ball, Wilhelm P. Beyerling. ,_and Katherine L. Norton, 20. both of Baltimore, Md.; Rev. 8. T. Nichols. John E. Lunsford, 21, and Frances E Hariow. 18, both of Alexandria, Va7 Rev. Freeley Rohrer. Edward D. Fisher. 4. Singlestown. Pa., and Mildred M. Hamelehle. 2. Harris- burg. Pa.: Rev. J R. Glenn. Kk A Marsonek. 27, and Lydia E. Har- rd. 39, both of Baitimore, Md.; Rev. | _T. P. Sweeney o 147 David Jones, 24. 1705 1ith Blanch Jones, M st Perry. Prank Lindsey. grett Giles, st Rev and B. H. Oth st.. and Mar- . 60 1 st, n.w.; Rev. B. H. Perry Warren L. Shaner. and Hazel V. Pol ‘Grove, 20. both of Chambersburg. Pa Rev. C. C Rasmussen. Jesse A, White. 33, and Lillian L. John- son. Aflh both of Norfolk. Va.: Rev. W. it Dean W Rbeder. 34. 1161 Abbey place n.e and Thelma Browne 28, Terra Haute, Ind.: Judge R. E. Mattingly. Ira Bashein, 2. 1404 Massachusetts ave.. and_Rose Gordon, 27, 1. M st.: Judge R. E. Mattingly George Gryder. 22. 1242 10th Anna L._Kinasbury. 15 Rev. J_ H. Dunham Edward 'C. Hall, 20. Cherrydale. Va.. and Adelmira Pacheco. 26, 121 12th st. 5. Rev. J. A Denges. | Glenn L. Johnson. 3. 328 Maryland ave | “ne. and Dorothy C. Van Hise. 18, 624 an;‘}- s!h Rev ,){l:d Smith. arry W. Chenoweth. 56 s = lina ave. se.. and Nettie A Andrick 56, Nation»! Training Sciool for Boys: Rev. D. L. Ennis. and nd st Current Events Talk. Mrs. Julia West Hamilton, president of the Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A, | will address the Civic National Forum at the Whitelaw Hotel auditorium, | | Thirteenth and T streets, this after- | & “Re- D. ©C, . Norfolk, Va.; Rev. A.! 705 North Caro- | DECEMBER 15, THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy today, probably followed by some rain by night, ending early tomorrow; not much change in temperature; moder- ate shifting winds. Maryland and Virginia—Cloudy to- day with some rain in extreme west portions; not much change in temper- ature. West Virginia—Some rain today, probably ending early tomorrow; not much change in temperature, River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear late yesterday afternoon. Record Until 10 P.M. Saturdsy. Midnight - 0 m. .. 2 pm. 4 pm. 8 3110 pm Report Until 10 P.M. Saturday, Highest, 40, 1 A agillshest. 40, 10 pap. yesterday. Year Lowest. 44, 12:01 a.m. 5 e 01 a.m. yesterday. Year Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 98 on July 20, on January 28, Tide Tables. (Purnished by United Stat Geodetic Survey) Tocay 11:47 am. (1 0 1 1 1 0 Coast and ‘Tomorrow. | Sun. today Sun. tomorrow = Moon. today -~ "~ 10330 p.m Auiomobile “lights must be | one-half hour after sunset. . Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in_ inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1945. Average. Record January $55 700 N2 February ‘84 March 01 April - ‘8O May 180 June 00 July 56 August Septembér October November -4 0:5% a.m Precipl- CTemperature— tation. Max. Min. 8pm. Bat-' Pri.’ Sat. to urday.night.8p.m. 8p.m, 38 a6 46 40 Asheville, N. C. Atlanta. Ga.__ Atlantic City. "N, J. Baltimore. Md Birmingham. Als._ Bismarck. N. Dak._ Boston. Mass... Buffalo. N Chicago. Til = Cincinnati, Ohio Cheyenne. ' Wya, __ Cleveland. Ohio _ | Davenport. Towa Denver. . Colo - Des Moines. Towa_ Detrojt, Mich.__ Daluth, Minn.Z | Bl Paso. Tex: Iveston. Tex turned on | | Bamuel | are 1935—PART ONE MRS. EDITH CARUSI RITES TOMORROW Wife of Executive Assistant to Attorney General Died Sud- denly Yesterday. Funeral services will be held tomor- row for Mrs. Edith Carusi, wife of Ugo Carusi executive assistant to At- torney General Cummings, who died suddenly yesterday at George Wash- ington University Hospital. The services will be held at 2 p.m. at the Episcopal Church of the Trans- figuration, with Rev. Dr. J. J. Queally officiating. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Carusi is sur , in addition to her husband, by a day-old son, her father, John R, Warner; a brother, Jack R. Warner and three sisters, Mrs. Louise Hart, Miss Winifred Warner and Miss Josephine Warner, all of Terre Haute, Ind., Mrs. Carusi’s origi- nal home. Mr. and Mrs. Carusi were married in 1928 and have resided at 4100 Forty-ninth street. Mr. Carusi has been executive assistant to every At- torney General since John G. Sargent. Births Reported. Walter and Harriett Gishorn, boy. Graham and Cora Wilson. girl. Harvie and Amelia Dunlap. girl. Frank and Mildred Durso. girl Irvin and Dorothy Proctor. girl Mark and Ruth Schulta. boy John and Corinne Hauser, boy. Edward and Anne She boy. William and Christina Cavanaugh. Lawrence and Cath Lee. boy. Herry and Ida Burch. boy George and Martha Collins. boy. James and Pauline Wilmore, girl. Harlow and Estelle McCord. girl Loris and Arvilia Johnson. girl, George and Mary Moss. gir] John and Eleanor Jackson. boy. Charles and Edna Mahoney. boy. Her) and Betty Schulteis. boy. John and Audrey Knight. boy. Clyde and Edna Petty. boy. Willlam and Mamie Waters. girl. James and Ionie Taylor. girl. Eugene and Frances Burrell, Aaron and Helen Holt. boy. Henry and Ruth Taylor. boy, Simeon and Thelma Milier. boy Vernon and Juanita Grifin. gifl. Herbert and Julia Williams. girl. Doc and Geneva Burnett. giri. Gyden and Louise Camp. bay. Leonard and Hattie Jordan. boy. James and Blanche Stone. boy. nd Bertha Humes. boy. AT Arizona Society to Elect. The Arizona State Society will elect officers at its first meeting of the sea- son at 8 pm. tomorrow, in the audi- torium of the Department of Interior Building. Officers whose terms expire Kelly Turner, president; Mrs. wirl. Beaths. DOLAN. MICHAEL A. On Thursday De. cember 12. 1935. MICHAEL A DOLAN. gt tbe peal of pis sister, Mrs_ Edgin Hinkel, 1604 Varnum st. n. Pu- neral Monday. December 16. at 9:30 a.m from the above residence: thence to Snrine of the red Heart. 16th st. and Park rd. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 15° FERGUSON. WILLIAM K. On Friday. De- 13, 1935. at his residence. 216 3e.. WILLIAM K. PERGUSON. the * *loved husband of Hortense S. Fer- guson and father of Arthur C. Lewis K., William. Arthur. Robert and John G. Fer- uson. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st. se.. until Sunday. Decem- ber 15.°at 4 o.m. Services and inter- ment at Algona. lowa. 15 FITZHUGR. FANNIE G. On Friday, De- cember 13. 1035 at Beallsville. Md FAN"IE G. FITZHUGH. beloved wife of jhe late Wiliam M, Fitzbugh. Funeral rom. the Wm, H. 8ardo & Co. funeral chapel. 412 H st n.e.. on Monday. De- cember 16, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Fort Lin- coln Cemetery. 15 FORTUNE. LINDA C. On Saturday. De- cember 14. 1935, at 1:30 am. LINDA C. FORTUNE (nee Lucas), beloved dpughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Lucas. sister of Pred. William and Cypriam Lucas Surviving her also are other relat; and friends. Remains resting at Frazier's funeral _home. 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Pumeral Tuesday. De- Ccember 17, at am_ from St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic Chureh. Soith Cap- itol and M sts. se Priends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 16 JULIA. On Priday, December 13, 1635 at Casualty Hospital. JULIA GARNETT. wife of Nelson Garnett, lov- ing_mother_of Mrs. Alice Dutch. ' Mrs. Margare. Young. Mrs. Addie Baker. Mrs. Pear] Hall. Thomas. Anthony, Mil- ton and McKinley Garnett: sister of Mrs Brird Briscoe. Miss Emma Owens, George, Richard. James and Russell Owens. 8he also is survived by other relatives and many friends Remains resting the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. sw.. day, December 15. at 2 p.m: thereafter at 342 K st. s.w. Puneral Monday. De- cember 16. at K p.m.. from Zion Baptist Church. P st. between 3rd and 4th sts. sw. Rev. J. M. Eilison officiating. In- terment Caroline County, Va. HART, ANNIE. On Priday, December 1 1935. at_her residence. Ariington. Va., ANNIE HART. devoted wife of James Hart. mother of Viola Butler and Irving Hart, sister of Lottie Brice, Clara Can- non. Nathaniel and George Hill Pu- neral Monday. December 16, at % p.m. from Mount Olive Baptist Church. A lington. Va.. Rev. J. E. Green officia ng. HAWKINS. GEORGE B. life suddenly. Friday evening. December 13. 1935. at his residence. 218 Rhode Island n.w.. GEORGE B.._the de- voted husband ‘of A. Mona Hawkins, brother of Robert and Ada Hawkins and_Mrs. Marie Dotry of Newburgh. N. Y. brother-in-law of Mrs. Norah Diuguid. Mrs. M. Louise Coates. Vernon and Edward Porter. Pun services Tuesday. Decemoer i7. at 1 p.m late residence. Relatives and are invited. HOCKMAN. JOHN RANDOLPH. On Sat- urday. December 14. 1935, at the home of daughter. Mrs. George T. Bro: 4017 1ith st North Bailston. Va.. JOHN RANDOLPH HOCKMAN. husband of the late Carrie C. Hockman. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. L lian Sence. Mrs. Eleanor Brown He! Pike, and_five sons. Ve Joseph. Elmer. Christian and Wilson Hockman. Remains resting at funeral home. 3033 M st. nw. Wh services will be held on Monday. cember 16. at 2 pm. Interment at | Cedar Hill Cemetery. IVERSON, SALLIE. On Saturday. Decem- ber 14 SALLIE IVERSON. b ! e until Sun- | Departed this | fitaflm. SMITH. WALTER A. _On Fridsy_December 13. 1935, WALTER A. SMITH. beloved husband of Clara 1. Smith and father of Austin C. and Elinor L. Smith. Funeral from his late residence. 630 Central ave. ment Washington Memorial Park 15 SPRIGGS. MARION. On Priday. Deceme be l.L'l at her residence. 1300 nd st. nw. MARION BPRIGGS, daughter of 8arah Martin and Charles h[;‘flcre‘:x’x]be sl:nla'hzr Puneral Mondsy. T 16, at 2 g TA!I.EKVA EZRA M. On Thursday. Decems ber 12. 1035, at his residence. 1533 rd St. n.w. Apt. A. EZRA M. TABLER. be- loved husband of Eita R. Table:, Fue neral services at the 8. H. Hines Co. fue XGI:X)’,II ggrm.h'.:!ml]rl!lh 8. n.w.. on Mone 3 cember B. at 11 . tere e DNRELEG L, 85 11 4 Inter TERRETT, HAZE On Priday, De. cember 10535, at her residence. 1in0 Lanier place . HAZEL G. TERRETT ‘nee Painter), beioved wife of Henry ™. Terrett and daughter of Elmer E. and Rebecca Paini Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass, Relatives and friends invijted. Inter= {n. ¢ in Ivy Hill Cemetery, A]ekdni!bll. TOWNE. MARY A. On Saturday. Deceme ber 14. 1935 at her residence. © Adams ‘Mill rd. n.w beloved wife of Phi e mains resting at the W_W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. 0,W. Notice of funeral later. VEIRS, CHARLES. On Priday, December 13, 193, his_home. near Rockville, Md., in h year. CHARLES VEIRS. thebeloved husband’ of Rose Lyddane Veirs. Puneral services at his late resi- dence on Monday. December 16. at 1030 am. Interment Rockvile Union Cernee tery 15 VOGEL, FREDERICK December 13, 1635, W. VOGEL of Rock Creek i road nw. beloved husband of Louis . father of Mrs R. O Herbergar Willlam A ‘and Louise A. al services at the above address on Monday. December 16, at 2:30 pm. Intermeat Rock Creek Cem- etery. 15 VOGEL, FRED W. A speci, Vion of Arminius Lodge Ww. communica= No. 25, A _is called for Monday. December 1535, at 1:30 p.m. Wt the M Temple, 13th st. and N. ¥, for the'purpoce of paying a last Masonic ribuie to cur late brother. FRED-W. VOGEL. AvGusT FhBFan;}IA.\l? - orshipful Master. FRED BERTRAM, Secretary. 15 WAGNER. CONRAD. Suddenly. on Priday. December 13. 19:35. at his brother’s resi- dence 260 Evaris® st. ne.. CONRAD WAGNER. belcved son of the late Louls a7d Fredericks Wagner. and brothey of to and Cari Wagner. Funeral the William J. Nalley fu G on Monday, Dece a.m. Interment Cedar Relatives and friends invi | YOUNG. ANDREW L. oOn T cember 935_at P ANDREW L. YOUNG of n.w. beloved husband of and father of ham and Lieu U. 8 N P 64 Ha The very newest and the very best in ambulance construction. Has side doors which swing open, permitting the entrance and removal of the reclining couch without noon at 3:30 o'clock. Her talk, | cent International “Events,” will be | | followed by a round-table discussion. | Helena. Mont. __ i Indianapolis, Ind._ Jacksonville. Pia Kansas City. Mo, Little Rock, Ark | Franklin Jones, first vice president; | L. P. Kneipp, second vice president; Alfred Micotti, treasurer, and Mrs. loved mother of Mrs. E: Whit and Robert Hood. devoted sister of Mrs Ella Peoples. She aiso leaves relatives and friends. 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Call Columbia I Lost and Founa advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, tnclusive, up to noon dey of iisue. Saturdape and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 CASE. g:een leather, G. 8. ton, containing car’ and_driver's licenses. turn to 1500 44th st. n.w. . brown evening. Reward. er cape collar_ lined with brown silk. furrier's name “Wolf” on in- side; on street car bet 14th and R. I. ave. and 12th and G Priday evenine. ~Return 1804 Kearney st. n.e. Phone North 685% GLASSES. December 13_ dropped out of r on 15th st. between P and G sts. n.w. eward. Cleveland 2871 e i HANDBAG. bBlack. on Friendship Hgts. car, Thursday, ' December 1 Property of Purse contained about $100 in 0 2 old silver doliars papers and keys. Re to Mrs._ Caroline Georgetown rd.. Bethesda. Md._W ady’s, black lace Wednesday evening. Reward. Apartment 315, Brighton Hotel. Phone North 1404. KEYS. 4. brown leather case between K and Eye on 5th n.w Reward. Return Goodwill_Industries. 926 5th st n.w. - KEYS (8) in black leather zipper case. Reward. Address Box 352-V, Star office. 15! MECHANISM of Eigin wrist 10th d 12th on Pa. ave n.w. L. Col. 8029 eves. Natl. 0185, br. 529. 9-4:30. sergeant’s. to police POLICE BADGE—Detective No. 37 Reward if returned headauarters. Derective Bureau POLICE DOG, 10 months, straved vicinity Chevy Chase Circle: tag No. 13690. Re- ward. _Call Cleveland 6868 RING—Wednesday night. man's heavy platinum ring with three diamonds; small onyx trimming between diamonds. Address Box 388-V, Star office. TRAVELER'S CHECKS. American Express, Friday evening. Dec. 13. Conn. ave. near Avalon Theater. Reward. Call Wiscon- sin 4805 VACUUM CLEANER. Arco_commercial, oft truck in_s.e. section. Reward. Notify Colonial Fuel Oil. Inc, 1709 De Sales st. nw. WATCH. white gold. with link_bracel lost between 119 D n.e. on Mt. Plea: ant car and Woodward & Lothrop's. ._call_Georgia 2673. Reward. * WEDDING BAND, 10 small diamonds: e graved inside, “Francis to Evelyn. 1934 vicinity 1100 block. between L and M. on Conn. ave. Please return. Lincoln 7072-W. WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. female. white with black spots and some brown mark- ings: 10 months old; house pet. Please return. Reward. Telephone —Sundays, Clarendon K58-F-3. Week days, National 0075 C. C. Hathaway. . $25 REWARD for return of lady's wrist watch, rectangu- lar shape, set with 1l di sapphirs; case No. 77: initialed A. X Lost November 25 near Dupont Circle Notify Nichols Co., 326 Woodward Bldg. LS EISEMAN'S : D F SEVENTH Over 5,006 Pairs of Special Maude Anderson, secretary. Married. | TIGNOR—MONTGOMERY. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Montgomery announce the mar- riage of their daughter. HELEN MAE. to RALPH BERTRAM TIGNOR. son of Lawyer d_Mrs. Clarence Tignor, on Wednesday. December 4. 1935_at Wash ington. D. C home after December 20 at 2 st. n.w. ‘ @ard of Thanks. GRIFFIN. BARBARA. _Thanks many friends of BARBARA GRIFFIN for their sympathy and flowers at the time of my bereav t HFR GRA MILLER, Beaths. LIAM. On_ Priday. December at_his residence. Richie, Md.. beloved husband of 'Mary 50 leaves to mourn their children and thirty-four andchildren. Remains _resting _at ewart’s funeral home. 30 H st. n.e eral Monday. December 16, st 2 pm., from M. E. Church. Upver Marl- boro, Md. BELT. BENJAMIN LEE. Saturday, December 14. 1935 at his residence. Collington. Md.. BENJAMIN LEE BELT. beloved husband of the late Amelia Bowie Belt. Funeral services at St. Barnabas’ Church. Leeland. Md.. on Monday. December 16. at 2 pm. 15 BOLLS. WILLIAM WILLIS. On Saturday. December 131935, at Garfieid Hospital. WILLIAM WILLIS BOLLS of n.v.. beloved husband of Dess and father of Lelia Willis Bolls. Fineral sefvices Monday. December 16, at 3 pm..‘at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N &t. n.w, Interment Cedar Hill Ceme- tery. BROWN. BERNICE On Thursday. De- cember 12. 1935 at 3.55 am i 946 Rhode Island ave. n.w BERNICE V. BROWN. the beloved daughter of John Brown and sister of Julia Brown ains resting at the T neral church 1433 at 2 pm._from the above funeral church. ~ Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 15 BROWN. JAMES. Departed this life Fri- day. December 13 1¢ at _Gallinger Hospital. JAMES BROW He leaves to mourn their_loss a devoted wife, Mary Elizabeth Brown. and one sister, Christine Summer of Philadelphia. Pa Remains resting at Lowe & Williams’ funeral home. 4th and Eve sts. n.w Notice of funeral later CARROLL. JULIA ELIZABETH. day. December 13. 1935, at 6:30 p.m. at_Preedmen's Hospital, JULIA ELIZA- BETH CARROLL. She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted husband. Rev_A. C. Carroll: three daughters. Mrs. Estelle Watkins, Mrs. Susie Jenkins and Mrs, Minnie Smith: two rons, Clarence C. O. and Nelson J. Carroll: three grandsons one cranddaughter. five sisters. five Drothers. two sons-in-law. one daughter- in-law and other rélatives and friends Remains resting_at Stewart's funeral home, 30 H st. n.e. Notice of funeral later. CARUSIL. EDITH. On Saturday, December 14, 1035, at "George Washington Uni- versity Hospital. EDITH CARUSL be- loved wife of Uso J. A. Carusi. ' Re- mains resting at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N st. n.w. Funeral services Monday. December 16, at 2 pm. at the Church of the Transfguration. Gallatin st. be- tween 14th and 15th sts. n.w. Inter- ment Rock Creek Cemetery. CASEY, ARCHIE. Departed this life Sat- urday. December 14. 1935. at his resi- dence, Seminary. Va. ARCHIE CASEY: the beloved son of John W. Casey, brother of Ada._ Helen. Charles. John. Jr.; George and Renolds Casey. He also is survived by other relatives and many friends to mourn his departure. Re- mains resting at the John T. Rhines fu- neral chapel. 221 North Patrick st.. Alexandria, Va.” Notice of funeral here- after. CLARKE. ISAAC C. On Saturday. Decem= ber 14. 1035 at Walter Reed General Hospital. ISAAC C. CLARKE. beloved husband of the late Mary Agnes Clarke. He is survived by two sons. William C. and Rideely J. Clarke; three grand- daughte: Mrs. G. B. Kefover. Sister Bernadin Miss Elizabeth_L. Clarke: one brother. L. J. Clarke. Pu. neral from his late” residence. Y Warder st. n.W.. on Wednesday. Decem- ber 18, at 8:30’' a.m.; thence to Sacred Heart Church. 16th’st. and Park rd. n.w. where mass will be offered at 6 am. for the repose of his soul. Rela= tives ‘and friends invited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 17 CLARK. JULIA ANN. On Saturday, De- cember 14, 1035, at her residence, Sunnybrook. Md.. JULIA ANN CLARK. the loving Wife of William Clark. devot- ed mother of Mrs. Georgianna Hawkins, Mrs. Ellen Harris. Mrs. M: and Jerry Contee Clark. She other Telatives and many_friend - mains resting 2t the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Funeral on Monday, December 16, at 3 p.m.. from the St. Paul M_E. Church, Oxon Hill. Md.. Rev. J. O. Williams of- ficiating. ~ Interment Church Cemet‘egv. CRUMP. IDA. Suddenly. on Saturday, December 14. 1935. at her residenc TROUSERS g E g E s H For Matching § 0Odd Coats - i 5195 and Up Eiseman’s enjoys the largest trouser business in Washing- ton because we've the biggest stocks. Over 5,000 pairs of special trousers . . . for sports, for dress, for work, school, or for matching odd coats. When you need a pair of trousers, come to our big trouser department. 4612 Hunt pl. n.e. IDA. the beluvé ‘wife of Frank Orump, mother of Cor- rine and Willie Crump. _She also leaves to mourn their loss two sisters, four randchildren and other relatives and riends. Remains resting _temporaril: at Henry §. Washington & Sons’_funeral home, 4025 Deane ave ne. Remains may be viewed only ai her late resi- dence_after 3 p.m. Monday. December 16, Puneral Tuesday. December 17. at 1:30 p.m.. from Randall Memorial M. E. Church. Bheriff rd. and Browning 'st. ne. Interment in Payne's Cm]eke'n. . DEARSTINE. MARY ELLEN. On Thurs- day. December 12, 1935, at Providence Hospital, MARY ELLEN_ beloved wife of Charles L. Dearstine. She is also sur- vived by five daughters. Lottie Ballard, Ruth_Hughes. Mable Sales, Lucy Todd and_Ethel Ferrell. all of Washington D. C.. and three 'sons. Myren. Georze and Leonard Dearstine of Hyattsville, Md. “Remains resting_at Gasch's Sons’ funeral home. 46 Maryland ave.. Hyatts- ville, Md. Funeral from the above fu- neral home on Monday. December 16 st 1:30 p.m.; thence to the Mininit Church, Cottage Oity, Md.. where serv. ices will be held at 2 pm. Relatives and friends are invited. = Toterment *Prospect Hill Cemetery. 1 DELOATCH, SIMEON. Departed this life Mr. and Mrs. Tignor xli | NDMOTHER. MRS. SALLIE Suddenly. on | 08 Tun- | ai_her | st n.w. Puneral Sunday. December | on Pri- | he John T. Rhines funeral chap: Ard and Eve sts. s.w_ Body to be ship- ped 1o Prati City. 1 CLARK. JOHN F. JACKSON. JOHN. day. December 1: liness. JOHN JACKSON ‘of 516 4th st He leaves to mourn their loss a loving _mother. daughter. Doi Ciara Shelton 8 host of othe: Remains re: at Barnes funeral home. 614 4th st of funerai later. JACKSON. LAURA BELLE. Departed th life ' Wednesday E Gallinger LAURA | BELLE late_Libby av. Decem rom. Bo 1840 L st. n.w. s.w. Notice Hospit Wash ber 1 funerai home, invited. father of James M Newton. Wilbur, Rev. R leaves nine g ns resting at the \ church, 14 u neral Sunday. December 13 from the above funeral church. Webb oficiating “KEANE. LAWRENCE D. At Providence | Hospital. after s short illness L RENCE D. KEANE. son of the la 1) and Thomas T. Keane, Notice of [ neral he: ter. KIDD, MYRON LLOYD. On Pridey. De- cember 13, 1935, at his residence. 3149 Holmead pl. n.w.' MYRON LLOYD KIDD. Eider 15 of All Kidd. ' Puneral from the at 11 am. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme- tery. 15 | MAHONEY. MARTHA. Departed this life | * December 12. 1935, at her residence. | =222 THA MAHONE' loss a host 1 Tuesday. from Union W between L and M | d. leaves to mourn _thei loving friends. = Pune; cember 17. at 2 p.m. | ey Chure rd st | sts. nw. tives and friends invite Rel MALONE. WILLIAM WILLIS, On Thur day. December 19 5. 4t Sibley Me- morial Hospital. M W | LONE. the beloved husband of Edith $ialone. Funeral from the W. W. Cha bers Co. Southeast funeral home. 5 11th st se. on Monday. December 16. at 8:30 am.; thence to St. Peter's Catho- ic Church. 'where ma at 0 a.m._{or the repose atives ang friencs are ment in Cedar Hill Cemeters. 15, | MASCIARELLI, JOSEPH. On Priday. De- . at Emergency Hos- pital. JOSEPH MASCIARELLI beloved husband of Eleana Masciarelli of 1154 | Morse st. ne. Puneral will be held | from the above residence on Taesda: December 17. at %:30 am_ High r Quiem mass at Holy Name Church at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited Intérment Mount Olivet Cemeters. 16 MATHERS. WALTER J. On Wednesday. December 11,1 at 115 11th st. n.w. WALTER J. MATHERS. the be- loved husband of the late Ida Mathers formerly of Garmantown. Md. Remains resting at the above residence. Funeral | services at the Presbyterian Church. Nealsville, Md.. Sunday, December 15, at 2 pm. Inierment church cemetery. MATTHEWS. MARY. On Ssturday. De- ‘cember 14, 1935. at Freedmen's Hospit MARY. beloved wife of Deal Matthews, mother of Gladys. Madeline. William Walter and George Matthews; sister of Ruby and George OCollins. Remains Testing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral | church. 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of funerai late MIHM. HENRY C. 13. 935, at his residence. cellor Apartments, 214 Mass. ave. ne., | HENRY C_MIHM. husband of the late Barbara W. Mihm and beloved father of Lev. Andrew H. Mihm. Mary C. Mibm, Fose M. Mihm. Georse H Mihm and | Ferdinand C. Mihm_of Baitimore. Md Remains resting at the W. W. Chambexs | Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 11th | st.'se. Funeral services at the above fu- | * nera) home on Monday, December 16. at | 1 hence to St. Joseoh’s Catholic | where mass will be offered at .m. for ‘the repose of his soul. | Relatives and friends are invited. In- | terment in Mount Olivet Cemetery Please umit flowers, (Baltimore. Md. papers please copy.) 15 MILLS, EDITH E. On_Wadnesdav. De- cember 11, 1933, at Callinger Hospital. EDITH E.’ MILLS. sister of Mrs Neclos. ‘Benny Mills and Rosie Milis also sister of Dan and Ada Mills of St Marys County. Md. Remains may bé viewed at the McGuire funeral home 1820 9th st. n.w. after 11 a.m. Sun- December 15. Funeral from the d estabiishment at 8:30 a.m. Monday. December 16. followed by Te: auiem mass at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church_at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 15 RICHARDS, JAMES P. On Thursday. De- cember 12, 1935. JAMES P. RICHARDS. the beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Richards. Funeral from 09 Q st. 5.¥.. on Monday, December 16. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. ~Inter- ment Congressional Cemetery. 5 SCARLETT. DANIEL F. On Saturday. December 14. 1935, at 9:30 pm. at Providence Hospital, 'DANIEL F._beioved husband of the late Josephine Scarlett. father of Daniel J._Scarlett. Mrs. Ger- trude Flynn and Willam E. Scarlet Funeral services {rom his late resident 4426 Ord st. ne. Notice of time here after. SCOTT. GEORGE. On Saturday. Decem- ber i4. 1935. at Mount Alto Hospital, GEQRGE SCOTT. husband of Mrs. Mary L. Scott. brother of Mrs. James Moore and Wilila tt. Surviving him also are a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Frazier's funeral home. 380 Rhode Is- land ave. n.w. Funeral Monday. De- cember 16. at 2 p.m.. {rom Salem Bap- tist Church. King George County, Va. Interment church cemetery. SEHMAN. JOHN G. On Priday, December 13, 1035, st the Home for the Aged and Orphans, Gaithersburg. Md.. JOHN G. SEHMAN. “aged 70 Remains resting at Gartner’s 1 home, Gaithersburg. Md. services Mondays December '16. at 10 a.m. at the Home for the Aged. Interment at 11:30 am. at Springfleld Cemetery, Sykesville, Md. SCHWARTZ, AM_ S, December 1935, SCHWARTZ aged 63 years. beloved hus band of Ida and fathei Schvartz_and Mrs. Paul Robbin. _Fu. neral from the chapel of Bernard Dan- zansky. 3501 14th st. n.w, Sunday, De- gember 15, at 1 p.m. " Interment at Adas | On Priday. December | the Chan- on Saturday. December 14, 1035. at his ; pegidence. Linwood, Md. N 2 LOATCH. He leaves to mourn their ¥ loss a devoted wife, one daughter, one one son-in-law and three Ers a brother. - \d= “child: isters an - e of "other rélatives and friends: i S Israel Cemetery. Crabbe. 227 Rosemary st.. Chevy Chase. 'TTIE. “widow of Ludwell Smith. Cemetery, fon of Gertrude W. Kidd ang brother | above address on Monday. December 16, | | | rd" | SCOTT. CATHERINE M. F. SMITH. IDA B. o | years ago toda MRS BELL CL. COLBURN, ELLA my dear mot who departed this today, December 1f Todav_rec Of a loved And_ those w Are the o December 15. 1 RK AND CHILDRE COLBURN. ELLA E love and devotion 1ew best. HER 1iUSBAND, HICKEY, MABEL E. In sacred mem our loving m HICKEY years ago today May her sou HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER HILL. REV. JAMES H. memory_of our de nine Years ago today, 18906, Go: but_not forgotten LUCY, DUNMORE. Past Leader D.” First Bapt and Dumbarton n HILLEARY. W. L. MICKEY. | oi our beloved son. W. HILLEARY, who passed away 850 today, December 15, 1933. Just on the hilltop. Not far from his home, Sleeps our de: ¥ With so many he has The trial is hard. the pa To part from one we lovea so We od and prayed And asged for lify u Eart 2, heal Help us. O Lord. this Teach Us to know Thine, Ee;' llwfi Tm"‘gn!, not mine. 1S LOVING MOTHER. FA N PAMILY. RO HOFFMAN, HENRIETTA. In memory of our mother. HENRIETTA HOFFMAN, who departed this life two years aso, December 15. 1933. We_know how m ny hours e prayed that we mig But God knew what wa: HER _ DAUGHTERS, LEONA. LEEMAN. MARY. 1In lo gur dear wife and mot 3 who left us one December 15, 1034. " * Our hearts ache w Our eyes shed m Gog. sadness, Enows how “we. i alone Knows how ‘we miss you, the end of one sad year. % ’ THE PAMILY, * ll.\e;flb', 0’1[{ F. ldn sad but loving re- m rance of our devoted husbi {Ill‘\!rfldopllE’F LINDSA “hn.'lledfl.rl’li o suddeniy four years aso todss. De: cember 15. 1831. y S By Remembrance is solden chain Death tries to break. but all in vais To have. to love and t N 10 part Is the greatest sorrow of one's he The years may wipe out But this they wipe out neve: The memory of those happy da. When we were here togeth DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. LINDSAY. OPIE FRAN IN. Atr Jove U5 the ey ot oar OPIE FRANKLIN LINDSAY. taken from us so suddenly ago today, December 15, 1931, Till memory fades and life de; He will live forever in our h:.)ar“ SISTERS. In loving membrance of my sister. CATHER M. P. SCOTT. who depart it fe * Décember 14, 19%A. 0T ico this life Nobody knows my lon Ana few have seen me weep. T ched my Tears with an ‘aemins headt While others “are asieep. LONELY SISTER. RUTH §. BROWN. + GRAY). In sad and love ing '‘remembrance of our " Gest i mother end _grandmother. IDA B. (GRAY) SMITH. who passed into eters DAl Test one year ago today. December Eternal rest grant unto he May her soul rest in voncv‘h Kb THE FAMILY, * . ute of brother who was four years 1 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Joseph F Birch’s Sons (A L HAYCOCK Mgr) PR j207 3034 Mt N.W. Established 1841 OUI%F M O Vi Frank Geier’s Sons Co. MaiSeventn St EY NAtional 2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL_ST. Phone_ Lincoln 0. WILLIAM H. SCOTT 400 8th 8t SE ___ _ Lincoln 0530 V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected wit the Original W. . Speare eatablshment: Natonai3see 1009 H St. N.W, J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 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