Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1936, Page 10

A—10 =% Qards of Thanks. ELLIS. JOHN T. The family of the late JOHN T. ELLIS acknowledges with grate- ful appreciation the kind expressions of ympathy and beautiful floral tributes om the relatives. neighbors. friends. t Church during the brief iliness Sa8'RY the home soink of our loved one. MEX Y ronence NELIA HAGAR TIVES, 2 g IE. Thanking her many eath of Mrs. HATTTI G HER DAUGHTER, EDNA HILL. Beaths. BIRCH. BLANCHE_RIDGELY. Suddenly. 50 ‘September 16, 1930, at 2 rhed” Homitar "BLANGHE RIDGELY H, beloved wife of Waiter E._Birch. oving daughter of Ella Randolph Ridgely nd sister of Joseohine C, Ridgely, Fu- iR ELLIS, MRS. COR- AND OTHER RELA- Reral private. Services by the W Chambers Co. BROWN. LEE. Sudd September 16. 19 2700 Mass. ave. n. loved husband ‘of y. on Wednesday, at his_residence. LEE BROWN Charlotte G. Brown and_brother of Andrew W._Brown. Jr. of Washington, D. C: Jay Brown of Orange, Calif.; Mrs. Herbert Cannon of Parker. Ariz. Mrs. A_P. Middleton and Mrs. R L. Hill of Washington. D. C. Funeral services at the W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w., on Saturday. Sentember 19. at 2 pm. Relatives and —friends invited. Inter- ment St. John's Church Cemetery, Belts- ville, Md. 18 BURCH. MARY EFFIE. _On Thursday. September 17. 1936, at Providence Hos- ital, MARY EFFIE. beloved wife of the ate Hémer H. Burch. Remains at her late residence, 600 Oakmont st.. Colmar Manor, Md. ' She is survived by two zons. Leonard and Prancis Burch. and ©one daughter, Dorothp Burch. Funeral services will be held at the ~Asbury Church. Moorefleld, W. Va.. on Saturday, September 19. at = p.m . CANFIELD, WILLIAM J. On Friday. 8el tember 18, 1036. at his residence. 4 11th st. ne. WILLIAM J. CANFIELD. beloved husband of Annie E. Canfleld and father of W. Bernett and C. Carlisle Canfleld_and Mrs. M._Jones. Joseph Sullivan and Miss E. May fleld. Services at his late residence ol Monday. September 21. at 11 a atives and friends are invited. ment Fairfax. Va CANNON, JAMES HENRY. Departed this life on’ Tuesday. September 151036, ai 11 p.m. JAMES HENRY CANNON. * Pomeroy rd. se. He leaves to mou their loss a dcvoted wife. one sister. one son, three daughters. three grand- children. two sons-in-law and a host of other relatives and friends. Fu- neral Saturday, September 19. at 1:30 p.m.. from St. John's C. M. E. Church, corner Stanton and Douglas roads s.e Rev. McClennon officiating. Interment Rosemont’ Cemetery. Body can be re- viewed after 2 pm. Friday, September 18, at his late residence A voice near midnight came. Father started up to hear: A mortal arrow pierced his frame. He fell._but felt no fear HIS DAUGHTERS AND SONS. 18 On Thursday. CARPENTER. EDWARD F. September 1. 1936, EDWARD F. CAR- PENTER. beloved husband of Ella J. Funegal from the W. W/ 00 Inte: 19 Carpenter. Chambers funeral pm. Relatives and friends Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- CHAMBERS, JOSEP! September 15. 1936. at Gallinger Hos- Dital. JOSEPHINE CHAMBERS. mother of Florence Ford. daughter of Mrs. Patsy Chambers, sister of Maggie Wilkins, Mol- lie Payne, William. Andrew and Caro Chambers! Remains resting at_Stew- art’s funeral home. 30 H st. n.e. Funeral nday. September 1. at 1 p.m., from the above funeral home. CHEEKS. FANNIE MAE Mon On Tuesday. d friends. ~ Remains resting at Prazier's funeral home. 389 R. I ave. n.w.. until p.m. Thursday. September 17: thence 10 her late residence. Funeral' Priday. September 18 al 1 pm.. from Fairmont Heights Presbyterian Church. Inter- ment Harmony Cemetery. 18 F. On Monday. Sep- 4. 1916. at Gallinger Hospital. JAMES P. COLEMAN 'of 2135 §th nw and friends. Remains resting at the J. L. Lowe funeral home. 913 Florida av nw Puneral Saturday. September 19, at & pm. from the above funeral home. Intermeni Woodford. Va. CONNELLY, CLARA O. ‘Thursday. September 17, O. CONNELLY, Suddenly. on 1936, CLARA ion Money and Thelma Stehr 1_from her daughter's residen: Thelma Stehr. 1604 Trinidad a ne. on Saturday September 13. at 3 D.m. Interment Cedar Hiil Cemetery. FAIRFAX, ANNIE. On Wednesday. Se tember ‘16, 1934 at Preedmen’s Hospital, ANNIE FAIRFAX. devoted daughter of Pierce Fairfax. sister of Mrs. Brinson of Detrolt, 3 vard. Rev. J Hartley Carter and Mrs. Ethel Johnson of Pitts- burgh, Pa ~She also leaves a host of other 'relatives and friends. Rema‘ns resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. : nera Saturday. September 19, at 2 p.m.. from Pleasant Grove M. E. Church. Pleasant rove. Va_. Rev. Sheridan Carter of- ciating. Interment church cemetery, 'OUNTAINE, .. On Thi g 36, at Episcopal Ey Ear and Throat Hospital. JOHN UNTAINE of 203 49th st by oved father of “Bertle E. Founisine. ! Remains resting at the McGuire funeral home. 1820 9th st. n.w. Notice of fu- 20 nes M neral later. O iepr TABET, 00, Wednes ptember 16. 1936, after a brief i ness. ELIZABETH GAINES, daughter of r. J. A Gaines. sister of Ruth. Neda Selma. Willie, James H. Roy. Samuei gnd Richard Gaines. He also leaves a 0st of other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at Prazier's funeral home. 389 R. 1. ave. n.w.. until 5 p.m. Satur- September 18:" thence to Farmville. where funeral arrangements will 19 On be ‘made. NARRISON. DOROTHY LOUISE. On Fri- day, Sepiember 18, 1926 at 2:35 a. at her residence. on m., iison “boulevard, a long_ iliness. Mrs. DOROTHY OUISE HARRISON. * She i5 survived by her husband, Henry A. Harrison: her mother. Mrs. Daniel Wells: her father. Mr. Daniel Wells of Washington, D. C. one sister. Ruth Wells. and one brother. John Wells of Washington, D. C. Fu- meral services Sundav, September 20. at Columbia 'Baptist Ohurch, Church. Va. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Fails Church. 20 BODOE BORIN B n0o Jridar. Seviem o 46 in New York City. Ma! EDWIN R. HODGE, U. 8. Army. retired. father of Sewell W. and Richard G. Hodge, ~Services ai Gawler's chapel 750 Pa n.w., on Monday. Septem- er 21, at 11 am.’ Interment. with mil- itary honors, Ariington National Cem- etery. 20 WUMPHREYS, THOMAS 0. Suddenly. on Saturday. ~September 13. 1936, near Castlerock. Colo.. THOMAS O. HUM- P ‘8. lleutenant colonel. U. 8. A., Tetired. father of Thomas O. Humphreys. Ir. son of Mrs. Margaret E. and the late Thomas H. Hum- Body resting at the Tabler fu- . beloved wife of the late | Spencer B' Connelly and mother _of | FRANK KANE DIES ON VISIT TO SISTER ‘: Father of Late Eddie Kane, Man- ager of Prize Fighters, Ex- pires at Wayne, Pa. Frank Kaue, 71, associated for 30 years with the brokerage firm of W. B. Hibbs & Co. and father of the late Edward Kane, nationally known prize fight manager, died Wednesday night at Wayne, Pa., where he had been visiting his sister, Mrs. Anne Duffy. Mr. Kane, who lived at 501 Eleventh street, had been suffering from heart trouble. A telegraph operator as a youth, Mr. Kane went to New Mexico for his health when only 20. Later he worked | in Chicago for various press asso= ciations. He became interested in finance, came to Washington and rose rapidly in the financial district. He was cus- tomers’ man for Hibbs & Co. at the time of his death. His son managed Tommy Gibbons when the latter fought Jack Demp- sey at Shelby, Mont., and also handled the affairs of Sammy Mandell, for- mer lightweight champion. Another sister survives besides Mrs. Duffy. Funeral services will be held Tues- day at 9 a.m. at St. Patrick’s Church, followed by burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Braths. JOHNSON. LUCAS. Officers and members of the Virginia Star Union Lodge. No. 64, 1. O. G. 8. and D. 8.. are requested to atiend a call meeting Friday. Septem- ber 18. 1936, at 8 p.m. t Odd Fellows’ Hall. Arlipgton. Va.. to arrange for the funeral of Brother LUCAS JOHNSON RICHARD AX OM, W. C. EDNA V. FLEET. D. of R. KUMMER, LOUISE. On Priday. Septem- ber 18.°19736. at the home of her beloved Dupont ISE KUM- LAURENZI. MADELINA. = On ‘Thursday. September 13, 1936.'at her Tesidence, Meadows. Md.. MADELINA LAURENZI, widow of Cesare Laurerzi and mother of Mrs. Adelina Quigley. Mrs. Olga Chicca and George Wesley La; . Mass will offered at St s _Xavier's . 2700 Pa. ave. on Saturday. September 10, at 10 Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. LAWSON. GEORGE EMMETT. On day. September 17. 1936. at his_resi- dence. 643 11th " st. . GEORGE EMMETT LAW. a son. is also survived by five brothers. Fu- the above residence 21, a2 pom. Rela- invited 'to attend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Serv- ices by W. W, Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home, 20 LICHAU. EMMA. On Friday. September 1K 1636, at 8:10 a.m_ at her residence, 400 East Broad st Falls Church. Va. Miss EMMA LICHAU. beloved sister of Philip and Anna Lichau. Remains rest- ing at Pearson’s funeral home, East Falls Church. Va. until Sunday. Sep- tember 20. at 10 a'm. Funeral from her Iate residence Sunday. September 20. at 2 pm. " Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 19 PATTERSON, CECELIA C. On Friday. Sep- tember 18, 1936, at the residence of her daughter. 'Mrs. Della_Holt. 1708 D st. e. CECELIA C. se. A N " inee Donohue). beioved wife of the late Wil- liam Patterson. Notice of funeral later. ROLLS. WARREN LEE. On Thursday, September 10336, “at his Tesidence. 1133 24th st’ n.w. Apt. 42. WARREN LEE ROLLS, beloved son of Andrew L. and Elizabeth V. Rolls (nee Walsh). neral will be held from the above resi- ‘Thurs- am. Requiem mass at St. Ste] Church _at 9 am_ Interment Olivet Cemetery.” Relatives and iriends invited. 20 RYAN, SADIE E. LEE. On Thursday. Sep- tember 17. 1936, at 5 am.. BADIE E. LEE RYAN (nee Dement). aged 44 2nd mother of Mrs. Dorothy Fones. M Thelma ~ Wertlieb ‘and Theresa Ry: Funeral from her late Tesidence. $20 | 10th st. s.e., on Saturday, September 19. : ‘thence to St. Peter' 5 sts. s.e., where mas: ered at 9 a.m. {or ‘the repose of . “Relatives and friends invited. | Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. rangements by William J. Nalley. Fu- | dence on Monday. September 21 K:30 | fount | . beloved wife of James W. Ryan THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. JAMES H. ELLIS RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Acting President ‘ot Annapolis Banking & Trust Co. Dies at His Home. By the Associated Press. ANNAPOLIS, Md., September 18.— Funeral services for James H. Ellis, 53, acting president cf the Annapolis Banking & Trust Co., will be held tomorrow at his late home at North Linthicum. Burial will be in the Druid Ridge Cemetery, Baltimore. Ellis, who died at his home yes- terday, was secretary-treasurer of the Annapolis Metropolitan Sewerage Commission; president of the Anne Arundel County Sanitary Commission, and a member of the Efficiency and Economy Committee of the county. He was born in Baltimore, but had lived in Anne Arundel County for 14 years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Louis . Lohrmann Ellis, and a son, Harry George Ellis. RITES FOR COL. MORROW HELD AT HOME HERE Distinguished Officer of Judge Ad- vocate General's Department to Be Buried in Arlington. Funeral services for Col. Henry Mer- vale Morrow, 71, Judge Advocate Gen- eral’s Department, U. 8. A, retired, were to be held at 2 pm. today at his late residence, 1901 Biltmore street, where he died Wednesday. Burial was to follow in Arlington National Cem- etery. Col. Morrow had & long and distin- guished Army career. He was a vet- eran of the Spanish-American and World Wars and the Philippine Insur- rection. He had served on a number of tours of duty here and was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for his world War service as executive officer in the Judge Advocate General's Corps in France. He was retired October 29, 1928. — . JOSEPH BUSHONG RITES Burial Held in Family Cemetery at White Shop, Va. CULPEPER, Va., September 18 (Spe- cial) —Funeral services for Joseph Arthur Bushong, 72, & well known resident of White Shop, who died at his home there Tuesday, were held yester- day, with burial in the family cemetery at the old Bushong home. Services were conducted by Rev. John G. Unruh, assisted by Rev. E. J. Notting- ham, jr. Six nephews acted as pall- bearers. He is survived by one sister, Miss Amanda Bushong, and four brothers, C. L. Bushong of Culpeper, James L. Bushong of Fort Worth, David Bushong of El Paso, Tex., and W. C. Bushong of Petersburg, Va. VIRGINIA JENCKE DEAD HERE AT 22 Daughter of Indiana House Member Served as Her Secretary. Miss Virginia Ray Jenckes, 22, daughter of Representative Virginia E. Jenckes of Indiana, died early to- day at her mother's home in the vzissmemesey Northumberlan d Apartments., She had been ill since March. Miss Jenckes was secretary to her mother, and until becoming ill had spent much time in helping Mrs. Jenckes with her work. Born November 8, 1913, Miss Jenckes was the R e presentative’s only child. Her father, the Ilate Ray Green Jenckes, a Terre Haute business man, died in 1921. Funeral services were scheduled to be held at 4:30 p.m. today in Gawler’s chapel, 1756 Pennsylvania avenue. Mrs. Jencke will accompany the body to Terre Haute tonight for burial. Miss Jenckes first came to Wash- ington with her mother when Mrs. Jenckes, a Democrat, was elected to the Seventy-third Congress from the sixth Indiana district. Mrs. Jenckes | has been an active member of the | House District Committee, serving as | chairman of its Subcommittee on Pub- lic Health, Hospitals and Charity. She | also is a member of the House Civil | Service Committee and the Mines and | Mining Committee. " Miss Jenckes. For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 15 No Extras! For a Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 SALLOOM, RIGHT REV. On Wed- nesday. ' September 16 6. his Jop, aryiand ave. ne.. | M minister of Interment Glenwood, ES. LILLL On Wednesday. Sep- tember 16, 19:6. at Freedmen's Hospital LILLIAN. devoted wife of Edward Scales. mother of Ernestine and Wilbur &cales. daughter of Frnnie Holdman. Gatherine Harves. - Elizabein . Clarence i n rd Hall. She also leaves other relatives and friends. Remains resting he W Ernest Jarvis funeral church. t. n.w. Funeral Saturday. 18, 0 pm.. from the ."A. Church. 6th and M sts. n.w.. Elder Johnson officiating. Inter- ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 18 SMITH. JOSEPH. Departed this life Thursda: . 1936, at ife. three one son. four grandchildren and a host of friends. Remains rest- ing at Prank Williams’ funeral home, 208 L st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. STERZER. AMELIA E. Suddenly, on Wed- | nesday, September 16. 1936, at her resi- dence. ' 1312 _East_’ Capitol ne. AMELIA E. STERZER. 70 years. the | beloved wife of John N. Sterzer. mother of Carl G. and Menry J_ Sterzer. Fu- neral from her late residence Saturday. September 19. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Rock Creek Cemetery. TAYLOR. HATTIE L. On Thursday, Sep- mber 1936, at her residence, 2411 ol st. HATTIE L. TAYLOR, beloved wife of Caspar R. Taylor. Fu- neral from Saffeil chapel. Fifth and H September 19, sts. n.w., on Saturday, d friends invited. n Interment 18 at 2 pm. Relatives Interment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. WEHN, JOHN B. On Thursday. Septem- ber 17. 1936 at his home. near Lorton OHN B. WEHN. aged 83, beloved husband of Elizabeth Wehn. ~ Services Monday. September 21, at 11 am.. at Silverbrook Methodist "Church, ton, Va. Rev. F. L. 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He will be assisted by six other priests, including Rev. Thomas Daniels of St. Helen and Constantine Greek Orthodox Church; Rev. A. La- loussis, St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church; Rev. Basil Kerbawy of Brook- lyn, N. Y, and Rev. John Hakim, De- Lansb SEPTEMBER 18, 1936. troit. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery Dr. Salloom had been pastor here since 1912. Fourteen years ago, he be- gan a campaign for funds for the new church building at 1009 Eighth street. The edifice was completed about seven years ago. % EX-SOLDIERS ORGANIZED Imperial Agsociation Placed Un- der iilitny Control. TOKIO, September 18 (#).—The powerful Imperial’ Association of For- mer Soldiers, made up of 3,000,000 ex- service men, was made an official body today and placed under direct control of the army and navy. ‘The action was taken “to better serve national military needs.” For 26 years the association has been a private organization. SEVENTH, EIGHTH ond E STREETS COL. HUMPHREYS’ RITES T0 BE HELD TOMORROW Officer Who Was Killed in Auto Accident to Be Buried in Arlington. Funeral services for Lieut. Col. ‘Thomas Ogden Humphreys, 48, United States Coast Artillery Corps, retired, who was killed in an automobile acci- dent September 12, near Casile Rock, Colo., will be held at 10:30 a.m. to- morrow in Arlington National Ceme- tery. Chaplain Ralph C. Deibert will officiate. Burial will be with full military honors. The date of the funeral was changed from this after- noon, the time originally announced. Pallbearers will be Lieut. Cols. John L. Homer, Roy 8. Atwood and John H. Lindt and Majs. Henry B. Holmes, George 8. Warren and Le Roy Lutes, all officers of the Coast Artillery Corps. Col. Humphreys until recently was a resident of this city. He left his urgh home here in the Martinique Hotel about a month ago to be treated at the Fitzsimmons Hospital in Denver. He was retired about two years ago because of ill health. MAN’S NAME CHANGED By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., September 18— Citing the difficulty experienced by friends in pronouncing his name as one reason for his request, Msurice Mazzioli asked Judge Wiiliam P, Woolls of the Corporation Court yes- terday for permission to change his name to Maurice Vail. The court granted the request. (edar Hill' Bttt $ Dlstrict 7575 Again We Step to the Front in Washington and Bring Men a New Idea in Sleeping Comfort! en's 'Fruit-of-the-Loom" Lastex Tie String Pajamas In Washington Exclusively at Lansburgh’s You'll never have the waist line of your pajama trousers all bunched up and uncomfortable in the back! This new pajama absolutely eliminates that trouble because they're built just like your trousers in back. The strings, with Lastex sections, are bar-tacked at the sides . . . and they'll breathe with you. Sizes A, B, C and D. 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