Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1935, Page 11

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Choose from our extensive collection + « « Where you may be sure of authenticity of style and newness of fabric. * o Charge Accounts Invited—Inquire About Our Extended Payment Plan LR RAC}Z./EIGH HABERDASHER/ - STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., GOV. FRANK COONEY OF MONTANA DIES State Will Have Third Chief Executive in as Many Years. By the Associated Press. GREAT FALLS, Mont, December 16—The death of Gov. Frank H. Cooney, 62, gave Montana its third chief executive in ai many years today. Gov. Cooney, who rose from a $4-a- month delivery boy, died last night of heart disease. He was stricken while at- tending a high- way officials’ con- vention at Miami, Fla., and return- ed home. ‘W. Elmer Holt of Miles City, President pro tem of the Sen- ate, aufomatical- ly succeeded to the governorship and will serve until the next general election in No- vember, 1936. reach the State Capitol at Helena by noon today, The State has had no Lieutenant Governor since March, 1933, when Gov. John E. Erickson resigned, and | Cooney, Lieutenant Governor, suc- ceeded him. Erickson later was ap- pointed to the Senate when Senator Thomas J. Walsh died. Both the new Governor and the old were Democrats. Cooney. and six children. Deatfieporled. nce Hospital 3 n4th st. ne. Providence Hos- pital Henry ave. ne. William K. Ferguso; Yae Luskey. 6 s, 62, 4, 216 4th st. s.e. 5 Balls ct William Boll Garfle!d Hospital, Richard C. Jones. 54. 808 O st. Annie Robinson, 45, Upton st Bailey P. Alart. 43, ey Hospital. Jum:hl Masclarelll, 39, Emergency Hos- pita Edith Carusi, 36, George Washington Hos- pital Dayid B. Baldwin. 34. No. 1 police sta- o James P. Richards, 17. Gallinger Hospital. Elizabeth Day mes Hall. 53 Crump. 45, Verdiman G. Harris, 40, pital 67. 1 5 Heckman st Seorgia ave. Walter Reed Hos- James Tavlor, 37, 226 E st. s.w. Chester Williams.’ 23, Gallinger_Hospital. Wallace Bynum. 10, Gallinger Hospital. FUNERAL DESIGNS GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Picces | _1412 P St. N.W. NAtiopal 4 GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT | MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. 0106 Open Evenings Cor. 14th % Eye and Sundays 200 M 9 | GEO. A. COMLEY e % Artistic Floral Designs by Experts Night Phone Clarendon 261-J-1 Owing to Death of MAX KAPLOWITZ Cooney is survived by his widow | . f C. Mihm, 75. 214 Massachusetts | Infant, Virginia M. Jones, Children's Hos- pital | Thomas H. Jackson, 50, Home for Aged | and Infirm 1T yps SHIRLE DR. W. M. LILE RITES ARE HELD AT U. OF VA. Bishop Tucker Officiates at Fu- neral of Law School Dean. By the Associated Press. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.,, Decem- ber 16.—Funeral services for Dr. Wil- liam Minor Lile, for 39 years dean of ‘the Law School of the Universicy of Virginia, were held here yesterday, with Rev. H. St. George Tucker, Bishop of Richmond, officiating, as- sisted by Rev. W. H. Laird of St. Paul's Memorial Church, University. The church was filled to overflow- ing by the large number of alumni of ,the Law School from all sections of Virginia who attended the services. Interment was in the university cemetery. Honorary palibearers at the services were Prof. Armistead M. Dobie, pres- ent dean of the law school; Prof. George B. Eager, Prof. Gerrard Glenn, Prof. Charles Henderson, Dr. John H. Neff, Bernard Chamberlain, Char- lottesville attorney; C. Venable Minor, Charlottesville attorney, and Dr. Vir- ginius Dabney of Washington. He was expected to| ' MRS. CARRIE AUKERMAN SUCCUMBS HERE AT 70 Had Been Long Ill—Funeral and Burial Will Be Held in Pocatello, Idaho. Mrs. Carrie A. Aukerman, 70, widow of Charles J. Aukerman, died yester- day at her residence, 1900 F street, after a long illness. Mrs. Aukerman was the mother of Miss B. Marie Aukerman, formerly secretary to the late Representative Thomas C. Coffin of Idaho and now employed in the Reconstruction | Finance Corp. Besides her daughter Mrs. Auker- man is survived by two sons, Burt C. Aukerman, Hot Springs, 8. Dak., and Frank C. Aukerman, Rapid Ci'e, 8. Dak.; a brother, Willlam G. Burt, | Saranac Lake, N. Y., and three sisters, | Mrs. Mary Smalley, Stowe, Vt.; Mrs. | Ruth Robinson, Randolph, Vt., and Miss Abbie M. Burt. New York City. Funeral services and burial will be at Pocatello, Idaho, at a time to be announced later. Y LOURIN EXPIRES AT HERNDON Special Dispatch to The Star. HERNDON, Va, December Mrs. Shirley Lourin, 55, wife of John D. Lourin, farmer and retired Gov- ernment employe, died suddenly of a | heart attack in her home early today An active charity worker, | Lourin and her husband came here from Washington about 15 years ago. | She was a native of Dodgeville, Wis., and her body will be sent there for | burial. Besides her husband, Mrs. Lourin 1s | survived by two nephews, William and John Lourin. FOUND. SET OF “GOLF CLUBS found. Chevy Chase Club. Owner will communicate Phone_Wisconsin_3441. | LOST. Lost and Founa advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, imclusive, up to noon day o) titue Saturdays and legat holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star Beloved Father of KAPLOWITZ BROS. 521 Store Will Be Closed Tuesday (édar Hill emetery Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise ATTLETTETLTUR VRN NS Established 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast NSRS SRS 13th St. N.W: i up to 11 p.m. Saturday | roi 4 COCKER SPANIEL male_light brown. no | collar: " answers name Phone Shepherd 3688. St | DOG—1Lost in Chevy Chase, Md. large | black Gordon setter male. brown marking | on face ard legs. tan roli collar. Va_ tag. | answers name of “Nig." Reward. Phone Wisconsin 8108, © i S ENGLISH COLLIE. male. brown and white. VWednesday evening. Reward. North GOLD SIGNET_RING. child's. with initial | "L Jost Fox Theater Sunday afternoon oniv valuable owner. Reward. Geo. 1128. % IRISH SETTER, female: Va. license No. #14. Phone Greenwood 2608. Re- ergeant's No. 37, Reward if returned to police | POLICE DOG. 10 months, strayed Detective Bureau. nity Chevy Chase Circle: tag No. Re- ward _Call Cleveland 6868 | PUPPY_ male. months. brown and white 13690. head. white body. long tail: answers name “Buddy.” strayed vicinity 15th and H n.e. Reward. 1013 17th pl. n.e.. Apt. No. 4. PURSE, small black. between Eye st. n.w. and Palais Royal. money order. Reward ) Eve n.w., Apt v black onyx. set in yellow night. Reward.” Phone Co SCOTTIE. back female. name “Bonnie.” near 21st and New York ave. n.w.. Satul day night. Children’s pet. Reward. Call Ourbacker, District 2811, extension l_-O or Metropolitan 871 17% SP‘hcrACLB. white ld rim, Jost between 17t d_Kilbourne and 16th and Lamont FPhone Co- e between 1:30 and 5. u 82 after 5:30. Re TIGER CAT, yellow, male, vicinity Takoma Park: has extra toes on front feet. Re- ward. 35 PFreemont ave., Tk. Pk. Phone Shepherd 3741. TRAVELER'S CHECKS. American Express, Friday evening. Dec. 13. Conp. ave. near Avalon Theater, Reward. Call Wiscon- e T e T UNIVERSAL JOINT CONNECTION for phonograph, probably on Huntington or 38th st. Reward. Cleveland 4237. WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER., answers name “Wimpy.” Dec. 7. vicinity 6th and Farracut. Reward. Phone Geor ‘WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. female. white with black spots and some brown m ings; 10 months old; house pet. Please return. Sundays. Clarenden B58-F-: National 0075. . 3 S WRIST WATCH—White gold._Elgin. ini- tials mon. on back: town or G. W. U h- borhood prob. Reward. Harvey, Met. 3 REAL ESTATE LOANS now being made on terms as low as Per Month Perpetual offers a new and attractive mortgage loan . . . a reduction of 25% on monthly repayments. Actually lower than paying rent. No commission or renewal fees. For funds to purchase a home . . . to make desired home improvements or to re it's the— ance existing trusts PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 11th and E Sts. N.W. The Largest in Washington—Assets over $36,000,000 Established 1881 ARTHUR G. BISHOP Chairman eof the Board MARVIN A. CUSTIS EDWARD C. BALTZ, Secretary 16— | MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1935. Qard nf Thanks. CURTIS, NANNAH G. Dr, Austin M. Cur- t)s and family wish to thank their many riends for their kind expressions of sympathy and floral offerings at _the time of the death of Mrs. NANNAH G. CURTIS. Braths. b e T “Rop SR LEE ALLEN. beloved husband of ma_Allen. Re- mains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 1lth st se. w-r ] from the above funeral home on ay, December 17, at 1:45 .m. Relatives and friends are invited. nterment Ariington National Cemetery with military honors, ALLEN. WILLIAM. On Priday, 13, 1935, at his residence. Ritchie. ALLEN. mber Md., WILLIAM beloved husband of Mary Allen, “He is giso survived by 1% children, 34 grandchildren and other relatives and friends. t Stewart's funeral Remains resting jome. 30 H st. n.& neral Wednesday. December 18, at 3 m, from M. E. Church, Upper Marl o, Md. 17 AUKERMAN, CARRIE A. On Sunday. cember 15, 1935 at her residence ‘1 F st. n.w.. CARRIE A. AUKERMAN, wife of the late Charles J. Aukerman and mother of Burt C. Prank C. and B. Marie Aukerman. ‘Remains resting at the §. H. Hines Co. funeral home 2001 14th ‘st.” n.w. Services and interment Pocatello, Idaho. BASSETT. JACK. = Suddenly on Sunday. December 151935, at 1309 9th st. n.W. JACK BASSETT, beioved husband of Elizabeth Bassett. Funeral services at his Jate residence. 818 Sheridan st. n.w.. ‘Tuesday. December 1 5: thence to St. George Syrian Church, 1009 Sth n'w_ where services will ‘be held at p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. * BEHELER, ROY. On Sunday. December 15. 1935 at Homeopathic Hospital ROY BEHELER. aged b3 years. beloved husband of Helen Beheler of 3541 10th De- 500 st. n.w. Puneral services Monday. De- cember 16. at 7 p.m. at Hysong's par: 1300 N st. n.w. Relatives and ors, friends invited. ~Interment Lynchburg. a. | BILLINGSLEY, On_Monday December 186, her_residence, 602 F st. ne., SALLIE E BILLINGS- LEY. wife of ‘the late James Billingsley and’ Leloved mother ‘of Mrs, Grace Pields and grandmother of Virginia Robey and Norman Billingsley. Fu- neral from the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st se. cn Wednesday, December 1% 830 a.m.: thence to St. Joseph's Ca olic Church, 2nd and C sts. n.e., where mass will be offered at 9 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. (Baltimore, Md.. papers Dlease copy.) 17 BOOTH. MOSES Z. Departed this life on Monday, December 16, at 7:40 am. at his residence, 162X 32nd st nw. MOSES 2z BOOTH. husband of the late Elizabeth Booth. He 15 survived by three sons. Moses E. John and Romley_Booth, and five daughters. Mrs. Mary B. Harris. Mrs. Louise Hunter, Mrs. Inez_Jackson. Mrs. Anne Norman and Mrs. Helen Parker: one sister. Mrs Elizabeth Smith. Notice of funeral hereafter BOYER. WILLIAM W. On Sunday. De- cembar 15, 105 at Casualty Hospital, WILLIAM 'W. BOYER. of Glenn Dale. Md.. beloved husband of Mary M. Boyer Remiains resting at Gasch's Sons’ funerai home, 46 Maryland ave.. Hyattsville, Md. _Puneral from above funeral home on Tuesday December 17. at % p.m Relatives and friends invited. Interment Erie. Pa. 0OKS. JOHN T. Departed this life on Thursday. December 12. 1 at | Gallinger Ho-pital after a brief iliness. JOHN T. BROOKS He leaves to mourn relatives and friends. Remains resting st Robert G. Mason's funeral home. | 2500 Wicho! Funeral Tues: | dav. December 17, 2t * pm.. Rev. P. A | Secoit ofciating.’ Interment Rosemont | Cemetery. on Denarted_this life 1935. at_Gall MES ember 13 the; y_Elizabeti er of Brown: one si Philadelphia. Pa 4tk Tow LPPiN A c GRIPFITH Exalted R | Monday at 8 p.m., at | LEE CAMPBELL. Secretary. LTER. On Saturdey. Decem- i5, ‘at Sibley Hospital W ihe beloved con of the late and 1da Bush and beioved cousin am and Bennett Bush nember of the Motion Picture Op- erators Union. Puneral services at the | W''W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st n-w. on Tueccay. December it am Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment strictly private. CALDWELL. CHARLES H._On Monday. December 16. 1935, at St Petersbur Fla. CHAR'ES H. CALDWELL. aged Years. of 1220 15in st nw. beloved hesband of Celia Malioney Caldwell and father of Mrs. John Thomfpson. Mrs v Gharles H. Caldwell. i den Caldwell. Notice JULIA FLIZABETH. On Pri- also CARROLL. X day_ December 13. 1935, at 6:30 p.m. at Preedmen’'s Hospital. JULTA ELIZA- She leaves to mourn loss a devoted husband. Rev_A. C. three daughters. Mrs. Estelle Mrs. Susie Jenkins and Mrs. M : two rons. Clarence C. O. and Nelson J. Carroil:_three grandsons one cranddaughter. five sisters brothers. two sons-1 w. one daught in-law and other relatives and friends emains resting at Stewart's funeral ome. 30 H st. ne. until 4 p.m._Mon- day. December 16 thereafter at her late residence, 724 10th st._ne Funeral Wednesday, December 18, BETH CARROLL. from Brown's Memorial A'M 1ath Rev C. her Brook: and B sts n.e. Interment She ruffered—ves, ves. hours of pain, To for ease. but & Till God alone knew w! And called her home (o tal CASEY. ARCHIE. Departed this life Sat- urday. December 5 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 He also is survived by other re S and many friends to mourn his departure. Re- | mains resting at the John T_Rhines fu- | meral chapel 221 North Patrick st. Alexandria. Va_ until 5 pm. Monday. December 16: thereafter at his late resi dence. Puneral at 2:30 pm_‘Tuesdas. December_17. from Oakland Baptist Church. Seminary, Va Relativey and friends’_invited. = Interment church cemetery. BACON'S DAUGHTER T0 BE BURIED HERE Miss Alexandra Bacon Dies of Pneumonia—Stricken With Cold at Sea. | NEW YORK, December 16 (P).— Funeral services for Alexandra Bacon, daughter of Representative Robert Low Bacon, will be held tomorrow afternoon in St. George's Church. Interment will be at National Ceme- tery, Arlington, Va. Miss Bacon died Saturday of pneumonia. Miss Bacon, who was 21, was stricken with a severe cold Wednesday when she returned from Europe with her mother on the liner Washington. She was taken immediately to the hospital. Six weeks ago, Miss Bacon had gone to Europe to visit her sisters, Miss Vir- ginia Bacon, a student, in Germany, and Miss Martha Bacon, who is study- ing in France. Representative Bacon was cruising in the Gulf of Mexico when notified by cable of his daugh- ter's death and began his return trip by airplane immediately. Miss Bacon, a granddaughter of the lace Robert Bacon, former Ambassa- dor to France, was a graduate of Miss Hewitt’s School. She made her debut in September, 1932, at a ball by her grandmother, Mrs. Robert Bacon, at Old Acres, her home at Westbury. The following June she was presented at the Court of St. James. Her mother, who 1s vice chairman of the Republican State Committee, was to have spoken today at a dinner of the New York State Affairs Committee of the Women’s National Republican Club. In view of Miss Bacon’s death, Mrs. T. Channing, chairman of the Dinner Committee, cancelled the dinner. POST GIVES PROGRAM Costello Unit Sponsors Entertain- ment Tonight. Vincent B. Costello Post, No. 15, American Legion, is sponsoring an en- tertainment program in the Red Cross Hall, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, tonight at 7 o'clock. Selections will be offered by the choir of the Second Baptist Church of Falls Church, Va., under direction of Mrs. A. J. Turner; & guitar duo by Haughtout and Davies, assisted by Alice Tyrell, dancer; Joe King, ventril- oquist; Les Williams, baritone; Miss Pear] Willlams, dancer, and Miss Er- their loss a devoted sister, Mrs_ Nannie Stiles: neohew. Harry ' Washinston: | brother-in-law, Harry Etiles. and other He was | < | pel. | | FISHE! | b | | HENDERSON. MAMIE. Beaths. CHESTNUT, REV. J. L. On Sunday. De- cember 15. 1935 after & brief iliness, Rev. J. L. CHESTNUT of Brooklyn. N.Y. He is survived by a sister. Bessie Lewey of Jacksonville. Pla.; two grand- dsughters. Anne Laurie Chestnut and Mrs. Katherine Hand of Brooklyn, and daughter-in-law__ M; Margaret Chest- nut, Puneral Tue Decembcr 17, f'- 2 rm ., from McGuire's funeral psi jors, 1820 Oth st. n.w. Interment Wood lawn Cemetery. 17 CLARKE, ISAAC C. On Saturday. De- cember 14. 1635, at Walter Reed Gen- eral Hospital ISAAC C. CLARKE. be- loved husband of the Iate Mary Agnes Clarke. He ‘s survived by two sons, William C. and Ridgely J. Clarke; three granddaurhters. Mrs. G B. Kefover. ister Bernadine Anderson and Miss Elizabeth L. Clarke and brotaer. L. J. larke. from his \i’"‘- 5 at am Sacred Heart Church, 16th rd. where mass will be of- fered at ® am. for the repose of his soul Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Rock Creek Cemetery. 17 COOKE, HELEN NICHOLSCN. On Sunday, December 15. 1935. at 10 p.m. at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Helen Gooke | Barbour, _ihe” Woodley, MRS. HELEN NICHOLSON COOKE, in the 75th year of her age. Funeral from the chapel of Oak Hill Cemetery on Tuesday at 2:30 pm. Priends are invited to COWELL, BEULAH L. _On Sunday. De- cember 15. 1935 at Takoma Park San- itarium, BEULAH L COWELL. the be- loved 'wife of 'Albert W. Cowell. Puneral services at her late residence, 746 _Thaver ave. Silver Spring. Md., on Tuesday, Decémber 17. at_ p.m.: thence 1o’ the Methodist Bobiscopal Church, Woodside, Md.. where services will be held at 30 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. CRUMP. IDA. Buddenly. on Saturday. December 14, 1935. at her residence. 4631 Hunt ol ne. IDA. the beloved wife of Prank Crump. mother of Cor- rine and Willie Crump. She also leaves to mourn their loss two sisters. four grandchildren and other relatives and thence' to and Park friends. ~ Remains resting_temporarily at Henry 8. Washington & Sons’ funeral home, 4! Deane ave. ne. Remains may ‘be viewed only at her late resi- dence_after 3 pm. Monday. December 16. “Puneral Tuesday. December 17. at 1:30 p.m._from Randall Memorial M. E. Church. Sheriff rd. and Browning st De. Interment in Payne's Cemetery. DELOATCH, SIMEON. Departed this life on Saturday. December 14. 1935, at_his | residence. Linwood. Md. SIMEON DE- LOATCH. He leaves to mourn their loss a devoted wife. one daughter. one son, one son-in-law and three grand- children. two sicters and a brother. Also a host of other relatives and friends. Remains rest! at Ruth Dabney's fu- neral home. O st. n.w. Funeral services on ‘Tuesday. December 17, at p.m. at Pilgrim’s Baptist Church. Lin- den.’ Md. Interment Baptist Cemetery. DE SPEARS. SERGT. JOHN B. Suddenly, on Sunday. December 15, 1935, at Mount | Alto Hospital Serst. JOHN B. DE SPEARS. in the 37th vear of his age. beloved husband ' of Dorothy A. De Spears. Funeral from the chapel of P. A. Taltavull. 438 7th sw. on W nesday. December 18 t R:30 am. thence to St. Dominic's Church, where mass will be said at 9 am. for the re- | pose of his soul. Rel es and friends invited. Interment Arl on National Cemetery, with full military honors. 17 DILLON, JAMES F. On Sunday. December 15. 1935 JAMES F. DILLON. beloved son of the late James Mary Dillon Puneral from W. Warren Taltavull's fu- | neral home. 14th and Spring rd on Wednesday. December 1R, am. Requiem mass at St. Aloysius Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 17 EDWARDS. VIRGINIA L. On Fri cember 13, 1035 in New York VIRGINIA L. EDWARDS. beloved ¢ ter of sister daughter of Jesse and Louise of Clarence and Jesse. ir of Mahalie Pinchback Martba B. Gordon and Rema Edwards grand niece Josephine | ter. residence of her uncle. Joseph H don. 3117 Shermsn ave. n.w Wednesdav. December at % am Bt_Augustin Olivet Cemetery. ._J. FRANK. On 15 1035 his i d. J. FRANK FISHER. the beloved husband of the late W. Catherine | Pisher. Funeral services Tuesday. D cember 17. at St Mary's Catholic Chureh. Rockviil where requiem | mass will be sa 030 am. In- terment St. Mary's Cemetery. | FORTUNE. LINDA C. On Saturday De- cember 14 1935, at 1:30 am.. LINDA C. PORTUNE (nee Lucas). beloved daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Lu sister of Fred. Willlam and Crpr Burviving her also are other and friends. ber 17. at £:30 a.m.. from Prazier's fu- neral home. 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w.: thereafter requiem mass will be said at © am. at St_Vincent de Paul's Cath- | olic Church. South Capitol and M sts dav. Decem- Rockville, | WARD, CUR &% A1l Beaths. PARSONS, ZETA. On Bunday. December i 15, 195, at_her residence, 2456 20th st nw. ZETA PARSONS. _ Remains Test!i at the chapel of John R, Wright. 1 10th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later SCARLETT. DANIEL F, December 14. 1935, at 4?"’;0’:?.'.4'3 Providence Hospital. DANIEL P. beioved husband of the late Jolthme hr‘:ell. father of Daniel J. Scarlett, Mrs. Ge trude Flynn and William E. Scarlett. Funeral services at his late resid idence; $426 Ord st n.e. on Tuesday Decem- Ber diat 8 8 thence to Bt. Dol e urch, nd E sts. 5.v.. where Ath pass will be said at % a.m.’ Interment ount Olivet Cemetery. SCOYT, CATHERI On_Priday. Decem- ber 13. 1935, at her residence. White ave. Pairmont Heights. & - Scott, daughter of Mary Wood, Le) Lizzie Watson. Helen ris” Emma Miller, Alice Perry, Robert and Charles Wood. * Remains resting at Stewarts funeral home. 30 H st. n'e Puneral Tuesday, December 17, at § am. from the Church of the Incarnation. Brown- ing ol, Deanwood. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. SCOTT, CATHERINE. members of 8¢ T omeny . Cflcers and nomas’ ies' Auxile lary, No. 64, and District Auxiliary. No. 2. Knights of 8t John. are hereby noti- fied of the death of Sister CATHERINE Coll meeting Monday. Decem- 14 at 8 pm SBtewart's fune; -Plrlr!ll".fl 'Purx'fllv December i at 9 rom Incarnation Church, - i iy 5 L A 8. Aux. Pres. )‘AC%IY\;LA’SI%NE!R Rec. Cor. Sec'y. UCKET" GENEVA TIPPETT. Rec. s SPAULDING, ANNIE M. On Saturday, December 14. 1935. ANNIE M SPAULD- ING. the beloved wife of the late Wil liam C. Spaulding and mother of Mrs, Bertha Gosner, Mrs. Pearl Jord . Mrs, ‘Tessie Tippett and Edward Spaulding, and grandmother of Alma Crowell, Ruse sell Jenkins. Margaret Jordan. Edn Neff and Wendell ‘Tippett Punera services at the residence. 2454 301 n.w, on Tuesday. December 17. p.m Relatives and friends Interment Chestnut Grove Herndon Va STABLER. ALICE BROOKE. On Sunday. Drtembtr 15. 1935, at her residence, in Washington. ALICE BROOKE STABLER. at invited Cemetery, ed 90 vears. beloved wife of the late James P Stabler. formerly Sandy Spring. Md. Funeral services at Priends- Meeting House. Sandv Spring, at 2 p.m.. on Tuesday, December 17. TOWNE. MARY On Saturday. Decem- ber 14. 1935 at her residence. 611 Adams Mill rd. MARY A. TOWNE, beloved wife of Phineas 8. Towne neral services at the W._ W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w on' Tuesday. December 17. at 1%:4: pm. Relatives and friends invited. In terment Arlinglon National Cemetery TUCKER, GEORGE EDWIN, December 15, 1635 4t & agh. St s bome of his brother _Ashby B Tucker. restville, Va. - GEORGE _ EDWIN TUCKER. ' Puneral services at Pearson's funerai home. East Palls Church. Va Tuesday, December 17. at 11 am. In: terment’ Arnon Cemetery, Forestville, Va WALLACE. ELLIE VICTORIA. On Sune Q. thember. 15, 1038 at gn ?:‘3. enice. 4613 24th st . ELLiE TORIA WALLACE. Slxtln;! the e Wi liam J Waliace beloved mother of Mrs. Marguerite E. Greiner. _Services at the vic- S H H ral home. 2501 14th 8. N W. on Tuesdsy. December 17. at I am. Interment Rock Creek Cem- er WALLACE, ELLIE VICTORIA. A special meeting of Esther Chapter No. 5. O, E. _will be held Tuesday. December 17. 1635, at 10 o'clock am. at New M fonic, Temole. for the purdase of att ng the funeral of Mrs. ELLIE VICTY WALLACE' ‘B ordér of the worthy matron. MRS. EMMA 1. DANIELS, Worthy Matron. TIS LLOYD. On Sunday. Des cembe 19: K p.m. at his home, Rockville. TIS LLOYD WARD. the beloved husband of Melanie Linken- hoker Ward. Puneral services at residence Wednesdas. December 2 pm. Interment Foresi Oak etery, Gaithersburg. Md. & WHITE. JOHN FRANCIS. On Sunday. De- cember 15. 1935, Sibley Hospital, JOHN FRANCIS WHITE, the beloved brother of Mrs. Louise B. Prince and uncle of Mrs. Leona F. Shrout. Puneral from the W. W. Chambers Co. South- east funeral home. Tuesday, December 17. to Holy ‘Comforter C 5. s.e.. for the repose of her soul. Friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cem- | etery. FRAWLFY. MICHAEL A cember 15, 1925, at His res e 1 W st. n.w.. MICHAEL A. FRAWLEY. be- loved son of the Inte Patrick and Alice Prawley v} and_brother of | James Fri will T from Tim funeral lors. £41 H st_n.e. on Wednesd: cember 18. at R:40 a.m. at St. Paul's Church at 9 am. Inter- ment Mount Olivel Cemetery. tives and friends invited GRAU cem et AN Henry Paul Graul and mother of Henry Karl, Herbert George and May Lonise L~ Remains funeral home. endon. Va_ where funeral the Ives be held_Tuesday, Decembd om Columb Cemeter: GRAUL, ANNA MARIE. The Ladies’ Al 8Society of Concordia Church are re- auested to attend the funeral services | of our late member. Mrs. ANNA MARIE GRAUL. st ‘Ives' funeral parior. 2847 | Wilson ‘boulevard, qn Tuesday. Decem- ber 17, 1935, at 2 B.am. = HARFORD. TAYLOR_W. On Saturdas. December 14. 1035. at Roanoke. Va.. TAYLOR W. HARFORD. beloved husband of ‘Ann Harford and brother of Mrs. Ada V. Murray. Mrs. Bessie Hous, Mrs Katherine Baker and Vaughn Philip B. and George T. Harford, Puneral from the W. W. Chambers Co._funeral | home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Tuesday December 1 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment at 3 Pm in Arlington National Cemeter HAWKINS, GEORGE B. Departed this life suddenly. Priday evening, December 13. 1935. at his residence. 218 Rhode | Island ave. nw.. GEORGE B.._ the de- voted husband ‘of A Mona Hawkin: Robert _and Ada Hawkins brother of and_Mrs. Marie Dotry of Newburgh N Y. brother-in-law of Mrs. Norah Diuguid. Mrs. M. Louise Coates. Vernon and Edward Porter. neral services Tuesday, December 17. at 1 p.m., at his late residence. Relatives and friends are invited 16* HAWKINS, GEORGE B. Members of Morning Star Lodge. No. 40. 1. B. P. O. E. of W. are notified to attend a ses- sion of sorrow at our home, December 16. 1935. at 8 p.m_. to arrange for the funeral of our_late brother, GEORGE B. HAWKINS. Puneral Tuesday, Decem- ber 17. at. 1 p.m.. from his late resi- dence. 218 R. 1. ave n.w WILLTAM B. HARRIS. E. R. CORTEZ W. PETERS. Secretary. Departed this life Sunday December " 15. 19 after & brief iliness. MAMIE HENDERSON. she leaves to mourn their I Sidney. Desavles and Warren Hall one aunt, Mary E_Tye. and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews’ funeral home. 614 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. IPPOLITO. JOSEPH ANTHONY. Suddenly. on Sunday, December 15, 1935 at his residence, R1 K st n.w.. JOSEPH AN- THONY _ IPPOLITO. ‘beloved son of Frank and Venc Ippolito. Puneral from his late residence Wednesday, Decem- ber 18, at 8:30 am.: thence to Holy Rosary Church, where high mass will be sung at am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment St. Mary's Cem ter: JACKSON. JOHN. Departed this life Fri- day. December 13. 1935, after a short illnéss, JOHN JACKSON 'of 518 4th st sw. He leaves to mourn their loss & loving mother. Elizabeth Jackson daughter. Dorothy Jackson: one_sister. Clara Shelton: one aunt. one uncle and £ Host of other relatives and friends, Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews funeral home. 614 4th st. s. Notice of funeral later. . JOHNSON. ALICE A. Suddenls day. December 14, 1935, at ALICE A. JOHNSON, the be- loved wife of the late Vassir 'Johnson. Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w Wednesday. December 18. at 10 Relatives and friends are invited. I terment Oak Hill Cemetery. 17 KEANE, LAWRENCE D. On Saturday, De 141935, at_Providence Hos- LAWRENCE D. KEANE. son of the Thomas T. and Ellen T. Keane. vices at the residence of his brother. 3. C, Keane, 1010 Park rd mw. on ‘Tuesday, ecember 7, at 9 a. H thence to the Shrine of the Sacred Heart, 16th st. and Park rd. n.w., where mass will be offered at 10 ‘a.m. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. LEWIS, ROBERTA V. Departed this life on Saturday. December 14 1935 st 4 at_her residence. 4208 Dix st. ne.. ROBERTA V. LEWIS. beloved mother of Dr. Charles H. Lewis. Mrs. Estella V. Bland and Mrs. Oliveite R. Gross. Remains resting at the funer parior of Alexander ¥. Pope, 315 15th "s.e. Puneral Tuesday December 17, p.m. from Third Baptist Church. Sth and Que sts. n.w. Rev.'G. O. Bul- fock officiating. Friends and relatives invited. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. LOURIM, SHIRLEY K.: On Monday. De- cember 16, 1035, at her residence in Herndon, Va.. SHIRLEY K. LOUEIM. beloved wife of John D. Lourim. Re- mains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. ltlnnul.u. JOSEPR. On Priday. De- ember 13. 1935, at Emergency Hos- pital. JOSEPH MASCIARELLI beloved husband of Eleana Masciarelll of 1154 Morse st. ne. Funeral will be held from the above residence on Tuesday, December 17, at 8:30 am_ High re. quiem mass at Holy Name Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited, Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 16 on Satur- Emergency and East Capitol sts. where mass will b: offered ¥ K30 am. for the pose of his soul Relatt and friends are invited. Interment Worcester. Mass WHITE. MRS. FREDDIE TIBBS. On Sune day. December 1 at her resis at 1205 am. rs. FREDDIE TIBBS WHITE. daughier of Mrs Georgia Allen and the te Frederick C. Tibbs. Pu- IAI‘P'a’]“ se. ces Wednesday h-’\ p-m. at and fr s invited, Salas In Memoriam. ANDERSON, JOHN LI THER. In loving membrance of our husband and father ERSO! JOHN "LUTHER _AND] N. who de- parted ife three years ago. Decem- ber 16. 19: Gone. but_no:_forgotten HIS WIFE AND PAMILY, BLAND. JOHN E. A tribute of love and n memory of my hu L JOHN'E BLAND. who deparied this 156 &ix months ago today. June 16. 1935, Although I cannot clasp your han Soush T s P your hand, 1 sl | remember thee HIS DEVOTED WIFE. ETTA BURNS. JULIA A. A tribute of lo devotion io the memory of, o mother. JULIA A BURNS. who two years ago today. Decembe; Home at last. 50 sweetly sleeping On the Savior's gentle breast CHILDRE! CLAUDE DULIN, ELLA C._In loving memory of my et other, ELLA C._ DULIN. who de- s life two year: vesters ported this lite ¢ s ag0 yesterday, Two years have passed sir B e you left dear mother. : Tos your smiles are always cherist emory u Iways e memory of you. DEVOTED SO} FRYE. DAVID. In sad bu g _ren . ance of my dear one. DAVID FRYE, 0 departed this life nine years ago December 16, 14 Gone, but not forgotten F. SMITH. * IDA MAE. In memo: dear moi n‘uhrmllx‘)(A MAE “,.méiv‘?‘f,‘;; e tWo e December 16. 1933, o A wonderfur mother in every w: One who was better God never l;x:d! A wonderful worker. 5o loyal and true, One in & million, that, mother. was you. Our hearts still ache with sadness, Our_eves shed many tears; Only God knows how we miss you At the end of these two long years. THE FAMILY. me vet today. MORGAN. JOSEPH WALTER. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear son and brother. JOSEPH WALTER MORGAN, who departed this life one o duy. December 16, 1034, " 200 O May he rest in_peace. B s, Elfl.‘l\:om\:mo:\\fl :nglnu:flnl. True to y of our beloved mother. AN- NIE ELIZABETH SIMMONS. who died (A:PH years ago today, December 16. We watched you slowly fade away, : With one we loved so dear. B HER CHILDREN, SMALLWOOD. HARRIETT L. In loving memory and devotion of our dear wile and mother. Mrs. HARRIETT L. SMALL- }‘[‘,O()‘E.‘;ho departed this life December Righteousness tendeth to life. HER HUSBAND AND SON. * WHITE, JUANITA. Sacred to the mem- ory of my baby girl JUANITA WHITE Who departed this Jife seventeen yes azo todar, December 16, 1918. Deep in our hearts lies a sacred nlace, Where. hid from mortal eves, Dwells strong and true a love R SR — WILSON, WILLIAM R. In loving memory of my dear husband, WILLIAM R. WIL- SON, who departed this life one vear ago today. December 16, 1934 The blow was hard. the shock severs, I never thought his death so near. The slllln of parting and the last fare- i ‘What would T give to hold his hand, His dear face just to see. His loving smile, his welcome voice, That meant so much to me. HIS LOVING WIFE. MARIAN WILSON. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Joseph F Birch’s Sons (A, L HAYCOCK. 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