Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1936, Page 10

—10 Qard of Thanks. OATCHER. JORN H. The family of the late JOHN ER take this nethod to ! xpyess Their gratefuiness and appreciation of your kind expressions of B athy I Cowers, songs and poems, August 26, 1036, Beaths. ANDERSON. ALICE HOBBS. On Tuesday, tembel 8. 1016, at Girfield Hosplial NDERSON. wife of Rev. b, hemains ' esting 8t ireh's ‘Tomeras home. 3034 M St n.w. ervices and_interment at Harmony M. E Church_South, Cooksville. Md. on ‘Thursday. .!epttmher 10 at 11:30 a.m, SEY. LAV/RE! n_Thursday. Se -A'.!mhe)‘ ., 19M LA\VRFNCE BASE' devoted son of Mrs. Jol hn jasey, brother of !:mnv Knhe ‘dl Rle By B Bt S, T -na EIwood Basey re BRI l.ilHWnInc pl. n.w.; als y hq"“ln{'l other relatives and friends. lls l'!sli at Frazier's funeral jome. 389 od’e Island ave. n.w. until 7:30 a.m. Thur!dly. September 10. B AM G. Suddenly, on Wed- B LLLIAM, O o SHEN: B el dence. 2320 North Capitol street. WIL- M’ G. BETTS. beloved husband of atherine Betts and father of Alfred tts. Remains resting at_his.late resi- nce until 9 a.m. Priday. ifnumh('r 11, neral services from Hitong's pariors. 1300 N st. n.w. Friday. September 11. at 3:30 ‘pim. interment Congressional Cemetery. B o fer, Mrs, Herbert ¥ Smith, nd st., Clarendon. Va. phland St (Clarentoniey b aavg, Juil Streets of Washington, D. C. Funeral ur'ices at the above rN\denre on Thurs- day. September 10, at # p.m. Relatives 8% friends invited." Interment Colum- flu Gardens Cemetery. Services by ihe * W. Chambers Co. ues tember D A. On Tuesday, ‘{’-.?"a,mn ARY E. On Tuesday. Srn\rm- at_the residence of her 1403 D [ hmbnnd of Russelle C. Carter_and step- father ot Alfred E Broch, Services at te residence on Saturday. Septem 2, at 10 am Interment Al’lms- onal Cemetery. ORANEY. FREDERICK. Departed thk 1;(! i Monday. September 7. 19 FF&% Ck "CRANEY, the beloved sor the late John and Winnie Cran and husband ‘of the late Susie Craney. He leaves to mourn their loss two brothers. Robert E. and Daniel Craney one sister. Mrs. Mary E. Rollins: other Telatlves and friends, Remains cesting with L. E. Murray & Sons. 12th v sts, D.w., Funeral fThursday. Septem- ber 10. at 2 p.m. Asbury Church Re: B Tiamne: omciatine. - Interment Woo lawn' Cemetery AY. DANIEL B._ On Tuesday, Scolem o at Sibley Hospital, DANIEL B DAY, husband of the lste Annie Moran Day. Services at the home of his sister. Mrs, Rose Leaman, at 310 Hencock ase. Takoma Park Md., on Thursday, September 10. at R:4. Thence ‘to St Mary's Catholic Church, Rockville, Md.. where mass will be said at 10 am. for the repose of his soul. Interment church cemetery. GLLIOTT. GEORGE DEWEY. ‘Beptember 8. 1936. GEORGE DI the biiaved maband of Delia May Elliott and father of George. Faith ard James Elliotr. Funeral services at s late residence st iday, September 11. at % b tives and friends ivited. Interment Gedar Hil Cemetery. Services by, fhe . W. Chambers Co. 10 1S, JOHN T. o d Mrs. gar, Cornelia 10 HARRIS. JOHN. On Tuesday. va‘emb\i 1936, at Gallinger Hospital gA RRIS. devoted father of William C.. ilford, Earle, Percy and Margaret Har: i He also leaves other relatives and many friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel iird and . Notice of funeral later. AMES E, On Monday. Septe )36, at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, . the peloved ‘husband of EVA e 15 September 10. at 2 p.m Washington & Sons' funeral home Deane ave. n.e. Relatives and friends invited. $OHNSO! sudden Bth st b ter of the Jate Payton and Fannie John- . She leaves to mourn their loss fi broihers. one sister and a host of oth Telatives and friends. Funeral Wed September 9. at 1 p.m. Saptist Church. 9th and P B B avason & Co. funeral director SLER. MINEVIEVE H. On Wednesday. xrSrnumxm MINEVIEVE H KESLER. Idelle Hutehinson Del Services (private) V -hio. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 Sath stnow. on Thursday. September 30, at 10:30 am. Interment Mount Oiivet Cemetery, Frederick, Md. -AYVAEB LUCY W. Septe 14936, EMMA J. D(nflr?rd thi o e NER MAYNARD. Maynard and mother of Georee \, Say- nard. Services will b da Bevcember 10 at Halton. 1 Rockville, Md. at 11 am. 9 MUDD. BERNARD M. On Wednesday, September 9, 1936, at the residence of his son, Charles D.' Mudd. BERNARD M. MUDD. beloved husband of the late An- nie L. Mudd. Funeral from the James T. Ryan funéral home, 317 Pa. ave. se.. on Friday, September 11, at i:30 am.i thence to St. Peter's Cnlhnl\c Church. 2nd and C sts. s.e.. where mass will be said for the rencv of his soul at 10 am, Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10 ORIANI, LOUIS. On Monday. September 7. 1936, at Garfield Hospital. LOUIS ORIANL beloved husband of the late Maria_Oriani and father of Ann:e Mary and Frank orian! Mrs. Paul Hiser: s. Wililam Foller and Mrs. Leon Wa Der SPneral from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Paul Hiser. of 824 Allison st n.w. on Friday, Septémber 11 at aim. Requiem mass at St. Paul's Church at 6:30 a.m. Relatives and {riends in- vited to attend. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, (New Jersey papers blease <copy.) 10 RICHARDS, MARY HENRIETTA, ember 7. 19:36. at I Bent lfltl‘ a ling enn( iliness, MARY HI FiErra RIEHARDS. the neloved mother On Mon- nt Hrs sadie . Nasn and grandmother | ornelia Katherlyn and the mother- w of Ulysses Nash. _She is also sur- two sisters. ' Remains resting ve. sday, September 9. from the Zion Baptist Church. between :ird and 4th sts. s.w.. Rev. Eifison oMciating. - Interment Onk Grove Cemetery, Madison, Va.. Thursday, Sep- tember 10 at 13 noon. BYESING, JOHN, Suddenly, on Monduy, tember 7. 1936, at_his residence. 528 P e v JOHN"RYESING: beigved brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Webber of New York City. =Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st. se.. on Wednesday, September 9. at 7 pm. Relatives and friends invited. 'Interment Thursday. September 10, at 1v a.m.. Cedar Hill Cemetery. 9 BCHREIBER, KATHERINE. After a short illness, on Monday. September 7, 19:6, at her home at Woodbury, N. J., KATH~ ERINE SCHRE! the beloved wife of the late Ernest O. Schreiber and mother of Herman Schreiber, Mrs. H. J. Schnei- der and Dr. Henry R. Schreiber, Mrs. Walter Weidman and Dr. Frederick C. Schreiber. Funeral from the residence R. Schreiber, urs: and Xrlends invited. Interment Gilen- Wood Cemetery. SILLERS. MABEL E. Suddenly. on Tues- day. September 8 1936, at Emergency L E. SII S (nee Hi S. Sillers. of = 2] Springs ave. Capitol Helght . Funeral lmm the James T. Ryan !unsrll home, 317 P ve. s.e.. on Fri- Sel : thence ° ist Church. where Services Wil b6 hela TS o elniiere and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium $th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5200 Frank Gejer’s Sons Co. foaern chaser Moy NAtional 2473 ]useph F Birch’s Sons OCK. ane West 0By N '"” tablished 184 3034M t. N.W. V. L SPEARE CO. ugeessor to not connected with tha Polrllon al W. Speare establishment. NAtional 2895 l t. N.W. WILLIAM H. SCOTT Lineoln 0530. in the World 400 n St. NW. 517 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EECRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. 0100. | Oben Evenin®* Cor. 14th & Eye GUDE BROS. (0. Floral Pieces 1912 P Aaz E g m)#m::gfn 3 M| QS, i O A ) A COLLEGE CLUB FORMED Former Tennessee Wesleyan Stu- dents to Meet Monthly. The Athens Club of Tennessee, com- posed of former students of Tennes- see Wesleyan College, was organized last night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barnes, 1800 M street northeast. It is affiliated with the General Alumni Association of the college, and will hold monthly meet- ings in homes of its members. Officers elected are as follows: Pres- ident, A. Grover Earnest; vice presi- dent, Mrs. Samuel H. Thompson, and secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Barnes. Beaths. SI"'I'I'I EI'I“IV W. On Tuesday. Sentem- EDWIN W. SMITH of 1027 D at iy UL o ‘Hmsbind, ‘of 308 ephine M. Smith. brother of Mrs. Ro- berta Smith of St. Louis. Mo.. and the Jate Luther Smith. “Remains resting nest Jaryis funeral home. 14 . until Thursday noon after at_his late residence. services September 10. at & D.m.. the above residence. Rev. N. linms officiating. _ Services and_burial &t "Middieburs. " Va.. Friday. Septein- er 11. SMITH, JOHN W. On Tuesday. September 8. 1436, JOHN W. SMITH, beloved hus- band of 'Florence M. Smith and {ather of Herbert W. Smith, Servic e S. H. Hines Co_-funeral hom 1 e s riday, Septomber 11. at 2 p.m. Taterment Glenwood Cemetery. 10 SMITH, LEWIS PRESTON. On_ Sunday, September 6, 1946, LEWIS PRESTON, the beloved ‘son_of Arthur and Julia Smith of 248 57th st. ne.. brother of Edna and Alma Smith. devoted grand- son of Ella Smith. Muny other relatives and {riends surv Remains rest- e s & Washinkton & Sons' Tu- neral home. 4925 Deane ave. n.e.. until 4 Dm. Wedhiesday: thereafter at the resi- dence’of his parents where funeral will be held Thuhdny September 10. at and friends invited® xn- Pelinent in Hermony Cemeters. SMITH, MORRIS, On Thurdas, Seotem; er 3. 1936, MORRIS SMITH. devoted Dekband ot Bine Smith.. father. of Yvonne Smith. brother of Mary DIiggs and Eva Cooper. He is also survived by many other relatives and friends. Re- §,UnE at Fraziers funeral home. R. 1 n.w. Funeral Thursday. Septerber ‘10, at the above-mentioned establishment at 1 pm. Interment Mount Zion Cemetery. . DANIEL W. Departed this life September ‘8, 1916, at 10 his " residence. Lingoln Pnrk Md., DANIEL W. SNOWDEN, Rt Toon K Sapwaen: n of the late Evan and Alice = wden, loving brother of George . John W, Thomas E, Snowden. Mrs. fimie P, Fisher and Mrs. Beatrice S. Baynar Funeral Fr September 11, at 1:30 p.m., from Brighton Centen- nial M. E. Church. Brighton, Md. In- terment Sandy Sprine. Md. ~Remains may be viewed at his late residence. 10 SOWERS. LILLIAN W. on Sundas. Sep- tember ¢ LILLIAN W_ SOWER! beloved A Morion 0. Sowers i mother of Roy. Homer and Beulah Remains resting at the W. W. funeral home, Wednesday, Sep- ma wers. Chambers Co. Southe: 517 11th st. se. tember 9. at 7 am. Services at Four Mile Creek Bavtist Church at 1 pm. Relatives and friends invited to ar({eg ich- Interment Oakwood Cemetery, mond. Va. SULLIVAN., NAN CHINN. On Tuesday, September X, 1936, NAN CHINN SULLI VAN, She i5 survived by one sister, Mr . on Thursday. September 10. at 10 am. Interment private. THOMPSON. VALNOR F. On Mondas. . at his residence. 16 VALNOR E. THOMPSON. be- son_of Caroline M son. Euneral from W. W Chambers Co.s Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st. e nuteday. Seotember 10,4t "5 thence to' St. Joseph's Catholic ne. wherc re- at % am. for tives and friends invited. €nt Prospecs Hill Cem- etery. 9 THOMPSOX. LOLA V. Suddenly, on Tues- . September &, at her resi- donce fhiiimore. Md | LOLA V. THOMP- SON. aged 5. beloved wife of Arthur M. Thompson. Remains resting at Roy M Barber's funeral home. Laytonsville. Md at above fun September 10. at Baptisi Cemetery, Funeral servic p.m Cedar G TOLSON, | Departed this life on Sunday, September 6. 19:6. at her Seiaence O LR 2t 5., ATLcr B loRE illness. ALBERTA TOLSO! he leaves to mourn their loss a devoted nephew Earl Robinson, and other relatives and iriends. Remains resting at Barnes & Maithews: " funeral home. Funeral Thursday, from St Paurs Elenth® Streer Church: between E and D s.w.. at 1:30 pm. Rev. Wing ofliciating. Interment Har- mony Cemetery. TOLSON. ALBERTA. Al officers ‘members of Peter Boston Lodge, No. N. G. U. O, of Chaldeans, are requestea 1o attend the funeral of our late sister, ALBERTA TOLSON. Thursday. Sep- tember 10, 1936, pm. from St, Paul's Eighth Stréct Courch, between E and "SAMUEL HUBBARD, W. L. SADIE W. HAYMAN, Financial Secy. WATTS, EVA _(EVA). Entered into eternal rest on Tuesday, Seplember 5. 1946, at her residence. 229 C st. S.W., GENEVA (EVA) WATTS. devoted wife of Willlam J. Watts. She also leaves one uncle_ other relatives and many friends. Remains resting temporarily at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 4rd and I sts.’s.w. Notice of funeral later. WHITNEY, MARY E. On Monday, August i in Bradenton. Fla. MARY E widow of the late Edward and ‘She is survived by her sons. . ‘Whitney of Bradenton, Fla.. and Clifigrd Whitney of Panama Canal Zone.” Interment —Lincoln —Memorial Cemetery of this city at a date o be sn- nounced late; WILSON, LHARLE§ A Dlnnr(!d thls llle Srh-his 1058 A Gite, Aunt and s host of relatives and friends. . Remains now resting at his late residerice, st. uneral from St. ~Augustine Sittirch Thureday morning at 10 a.m, Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, — & In Memoriam. JIE! tribute of loving BAYLIE, AYLII teen vears ago today. Se HER DAUGHTER. NETTIE SKINNER. * BRANDFORD, SUSAN. In sad memory o(’ our dear mother. SUSAN BRANDFORI who fell asleep in Jesus 12 years ago w- day, September 9. 1924, “/ho cm YDIA find a friendship like 'Jndbroken (“ death calls and life work’s | one You 'don't know the sorrow to bé left | alone !Til God sends the message to your home. 'Tis sad when he calls for one or the other. But saddest of all when God calls Mother, HER SISTER AND DEVOTED CHILDREN BROWN. RICHARD BERNARD. In sad and loving memory of RICHARD BER! S Wi b sed away oné year A€o Todey: September 5o a6 He had a smile for ever hy ure as one. ho Enew and loved him best His memory will nevery grow old. HIS LOVING WIFE, KATHERINE. * COLBURN. MARGARET ISABEL. In sad arling COL-~ today. September 9. 19 A precious one from us has gone. A voice we loved is stilled: A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled. In our home that is lonesome today. LOVING DADDY AND MOTHER. * CHRISTIAN, MAIH In sad and lovini ‘memory_of our r mother. who fel asicep Septemper . 1907, 20" years ago oday. Some may think you are one forgotten, Though on earth you are no more, But in memory you are with us, As you always were before. You are gone but not forgotten ly the ones who love you best, And our love for you will linger Until we. too, are laid to rest. BY HER CHILDREN ~ELIZABETH BEAL. SARAN WILDY." LOUISE 868%. § JARRETT. TOMM CHZISTIAN . ARTHUR CHRISTIAN. DAVIS, KATE. In sad and loving remem. brance of my dear mother, TE DAVIS, who Geparted this lite one year ago today, September 9. 1935 This day brings back sad memories Of my dear one laid to rest. What would T give to see her face, d her warm hand to touch that meant to me 50 1 know lhlt 'h!t is Ln helven and in go0d_trus m D 'OTED DAUGHTER, BEATRICE JACKSON, ADA B, In sad but loving, ze- ‘membrance of our dear mother. Pertost Tite i Jeeus IO Jears amo o e . Bey. September b, 1034, "o 0 1O When our hearts are heavy and tasks seem h e a5 W ent ‘mother bore all and D Hor 1T vkl S1ways inspire HER VING C'H REN, GEORGE, LOUISA AND MA! MeCDMBS, EDWARD FMNcls. JR. In loving memory of iour desr Tiitle bov. EDWARD FRANCIS McCOMBS, Jr., who passed away five years ago today. Pember 9. 1931 aged 10 years. Lok whiere we may the wide earth o'er. lighted face smiles ne et Jove Will dream and Taith will trust That somehow. somewhere, meet We usf ‘mmny AND MOTHER. * lnmbml# “u'n'x‘u::irnnee € 50m, Loonr a0 e ) ol our THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRED A. CARTER, 48, WAR VETERAN DIES Resident Here 15 Years, Native of Kansas, Was Engaged in Realty Business, . Fred A. Carter, 48, real estate broker and World War veteran, died yester- day at his residence, 2943 Benton street. A native of Marion, Kans., he had lived ‘here about 15 years. During the World War he served in France with the Artillery and courier service of the 5th Division. He held the rank of captain, but was pro- moted to major on his return to this country. After the war he was for a time commandant of cadets at Ken- tucky Military Institute, Louisville. He had been in the real estate business throughout his residence here. He was a member of the Masons, Almas Temple, National Sojourners, Army-Navy Country Club, Army and Navy Club and Heroes of '76. He is survived by his widow, Rus- selle C. Carter, daughter of the late Col. George Russell Cecil, and a step- son, Alfred E. Bruch, both of Wash- ington, and a brother, Col. Arthur H. Carter, New York. Funeral services will be held at the home at 10 a.m. Saturday. Burial will be in Arlington National Ceme- tery with military honors. MRS. G. C. MAYNARD DIES AT HOME HERE Author of Book on Washington Birds to Be Given Rites Tomorrow at 11 A.M. Mrs. Lucy Warner Maynard, 84, author of “Birds of Washington and Vicinity,” died yesterday at her home, 2844 Wisconsin avenue, after a three weeks’ illness. A lover of birds, Mrs. Maynard was once sent a list of all birds seen here by President Theodore Roosevelt dur- ing his stay in the White House. The list now is kept in the Roosevelt Museum in New York. Mrs. Maynard was born in Great Bend, Pa. She lived here over 50 years. Several years ago Mrs. Maynard was active in club work. She was at one time president of the Eistophos Sci- ence Club and held memberships in the Twentieth Century Club and Au- dubon Society. She is survived by a son, George M. Maynard, with whom she lived, and a sister, Miss Harriet Warner of Mont- rose, Pa. She was the widow of George C. Maynard. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at their family estate, Halton, at Rockville, Md., where she will be buried. MRS. NAN C. SULLIVAN, ILL TWO YEARS, DIES| Former Resident of New York Lived Here 15 Years—Funeral Is Tomorrow. Mrs. Nan Chinn Sullivan, for 15 years a resident of this city, died here yesterday after an illness of two years. Mrs. Sullivan, a member of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, lived in New York for many years before com- ing here. She is survived by a sister, Mrs, Frances C. Brooks, and a niece, Miss Ruth Brooks, both of Berkeley, Calif. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Hines' funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Rev. Dr. J. H. Miers, pastor of the church, will offi- ciate. Burial will be private. RAIL EMPLOYE’S RITES ARE TO BE HELD TODAY Ry a Staff Correspondent o1 The Sta ALEXANDRIA, Va., September 9.— Services for Charley Webster Rans- dell, railway brakeman who died Mone day at Mount Alto Hospital in Wash- ington, were to be held this after- noon from the residence, 328 East Raymond avenue. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Anne E. Ransdell; two sons, Charley ‘W. Ransdell, jr.,, and Thomas L. Rans- dell, and a daughter, Miss Lois Theda Ransdell. Burial will be in Arhnx- ton National Cemetery. Because ... | Los District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; cooler tomorrow and tomorrow night; gentle variable winds, becoming northerly. Maryland, Virginia and West Vir- ginia—Generally fair tonight and to- morrow; cooler tomorrow. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear today. Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature, Barometer. Yesterday— Degrees. Inches. 4 p. 90 29 88 3 2990 2993 2004 98 3087 Last 24 Hours. (From noon vesterday to noon today.) est, 91, p.m. yesterday. at 5:30 a.m. today. 8 pm. . Midlene Todny— Yepr sgo. £4 Lowest, 7 Year Record Temperatures This Year. Hichest. 105, on July 10. Lowest. 0. on Januarv 23. Humidity for Last 21 Hoeurs. (Prom noon_yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 98 per cent. at_ 1 a.m. today. Lowest. 38 per cent, at noon today. Tide Tables. CPurnished by United States Coast and eodetic Surves. Tomorrow. 317 a.m, 10:00 a.1 8 The Sun and Moon. Rises. - b4 _ b:4bam. Moon. today_ = 2:45 p.m. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation, Montnly precioitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date. Month. 1‘;,!&7 Averl[r January "_. February March Weather in Varh\ll Cilm. Stations. Baro. H h an Tl we-th' Atlantic_City Baltimore.” Md Birmingham Columbia. Denver, ' Colo. Detroit’ Mich. El Paso Tex Galveston, ~Tex. Helena. Mont Huron. S. Dak. Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas Angeles Louisville. ~ Ky. Miami. Fla. Minneapolis New Orleans _ New York Oklahoma__ City FOREIGN. Temperature. Weather. | am. Greenwich time London England 54 Paris. Prance _ Vienna, Austria Berlin,_Germany Brest. ' France Zurich. Switzerland Stockholm. _Sweden Gibraltar. ' Spain (Nogn. Greenwich Horta (Fayal) Azore (Current on-en.unm) St. Georges. Bermuda _ San Juan . Puerio Rico - Havana Cuba Colon, Canal Zone C(;dar Hill Where Inspiring Beaut; En- shrines the Dead and the lemg. MORTICIANS (C. 8. ZURHORST, JR.) ESTAB, 1857 301 East Capitol ‘St. Lin. otes T duf: 0372 Chambers, Is One of the Largest Undertakers in the World We Can Offer This FINE FUNERAL COMPLETE Is Ome of the Largest Undertakers in the World Including This Beautiful Half-Couch CASKET FOR ONLY 5165 This is a beautiful half-couch casket. Lovely quality and per- fect service at one-half the old-time undertaker’s price. By Chambers, only $165 for the entire funeral, cars included. ® GRAVE PLOTS $40 COMPLETE e For Price, Quality and Service, who could you get but Chambers that could gi so much for the price. In Case of Death Call ke Greter Chambers Go THREE FUNERAL HOMES 7 Chapels, 14 Parlors, 40 Assistants, 25 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances. Everything you expect fer Modern Burials. 40 B S O AT e RO 1 MRS. M. A. HOWARD, WIDOW, DIES HERE Member of Family Associated Long With Newspapers and Publishing. Mrs. Mary A. Howard, 84, member of a family many years identified with the newspaper and publishing field, died Monday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edna Acker, 1517 Van Buren street. She had been ill about six months. Mrs. Howard was the widow of Col. Phocion Howard, at one time con- nected with the Chicago Tribune and the old Chicago Inter-Ocean. Mr. Howard died in 1895. Her son, the late Phocion Howard, jr., was a New ;;%r:’k publisher until his death in Mrs. Howard had lived here most of the time since 1900. Besides her daughter, she is sur- vived by a son, Frank A. Howard, an Washington’s pay for. to administer i at the lowest cost. The 412 H St. N.E. When you seek quality and service in what you buy, you always go to a reliable and old-established house where you are sure that you will obtain just what you When you call the WM. H. SARDO & COMPANY your hour of grief, you can rest assured that you will obtain WASHINGTON'S FINEST SERVICE SERVICE are quality and economy for the public. The Price Is Your Choice WM. H. SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1936. official of the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, who is now in Europe; nine grandchildren and two great- grandchildren. The daughter is the wife of Samuel N. Acker, patent ate torney. Funeral services were held at 10 am. today in Hines Funeral Home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Burial will be at Danville, IIl, Mrs, Howard’s birth- place. MRS. J. M. ANDERSON DIES AT AGE OF 61 Was Wife of Retired Methodist Minister and Resident of East Falls Church. Mrs. Alice H. Anderson, 61, wife of Rev. J. M. Anderson, retired min- ister of the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, died in Garfield Hospital yes- Finest Service first requisites of SARDO Lincoln 0524 terday after & 10-day illness. Her home was in East Falls Church, Va. Mrs. Anderson was born in Blacks- burg, Va., the daughter of Rev. Ben- jamin F. and Alice A. Ball. 8he is survived by a son, Franklin V. Anderson, and three sisters, Mrs. F. E. Jones and Miss Ella V. Ball, both of Waynesboro, Va., and Mrs. Mary Washington Johnson, Manila, Phil- ippine Islands. Funeral services will be held at 9 am. tomorrow at the Birch funeral home, East, Falls Church, followed by services and burial at 11:30 am. at Harmony M. E. Church South, in Howard County, Marylanc. YACHT SALE'APPROVED LOS ANGELES, September 9 (#).— Sale of the palatial yacht Casiana, owned by the E. L. Doheny estate, for $50,000 to the Dollar Steamship Co., was approved by Superior Court yesterday, Olin Wellborn, ir., attorney repre- senting the estate, said the Dollar company acted as agent for ‘the Philippine goverament and that the yacht would be used by tkhe President of the Philippine Commonwealth in visits to the far-flung islands of the rchipelago. 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