Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1936, Page 10

-8 00 e ’I‘HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D C MONDAY OCTOBER 12, 1936, Qard of Tpanks. W.T. HACKETT DIES; | ARTHUR C. ENO DIES “Washington's O S Braflu. SALE—3 DAYS ONLY lfl)fll’l JOHNSON. _The family e SCOTTIE JOHNSON TYSON i Bu ‘oung s Immediate Reijet. the cmr Rock fety. Pastor Walter H. Brooks and bers of the Nineteenth Street Bap- Church and many friends 'and bors. their deep. sincere apprecia- Boratimilies SR, utes during their N gfl ivement. THE PAMILY.. * ¢ Braths. URTIS, JAMES H. On Sunday, Oc iz 11, lII'M at his resmente % 8, Alburtis. Funeral services to be h 8 AU reraence on Tuesday. Octo- ‘ber 13. at 2 p.m. Kindly omit flowers. WARNITZ_EDWARD. Suddenty, on Sal- + urday. Octover 10, 1 ARD. be. . loved " husbana 'of " Tabler Barnita and father of Mrs, Cath- ne Reeves. Funeral from Saffell's * fineral chapel. Ath and H $is, mw- Tuesday. October 13 at 11 am. o terment Glenwood Ceme:ery. 1 BROWN. GEORGE K On saturday, Oc. ‘a:lfl o “ ’ ORGIE Tesidence. ¢ IO Buhang of 'the late Bin E. # Brown. father of Mrs. Lula E Miner. # Zrandfathe: Geo Miner_and ther-in-law of fam Miner. Serv. # ices will be held at CAsbury ME Church. , 11th and n.w.. on Timsday. Oc- tober 130t 5 orclock pm Priends the # vited. nterment Harmony Ceme, finwv GEORGE R. «lan Relief Association 'mn the ~ death of GEORGE R BROWN, 1 n.w. Saturda: Oflnl) ]l\ 19:] Xfi Funeral Thesday Octaper. 17, from M Tiin'nd X fts. bury E. Church, n.w. at 2 pm GEORGE W. COLE. President. * JAMES W. ROBINSON. Fin. Sec BROWN, GEORGY R. Lodge. No. 1. F. A John Mush.u Har- ces Membe: A y the Scottich o'clock noon. Tuesday. to attend the (uneral pm. \rth Hlu and Km n.w, Aure AL E Ch Tilus. Potentae. AMUEL M _GRAHAM L. M. LEAKE. R er. The Peers and BROWN. GEORGE R. istory, Frincés of Jonathan Davie Co No. 1. 32°, w It 0. o Clock tonight e Kadfsh serv- nstrious Peer. 5 BY order of 11l C n-Chief. Attest: CICERO, A, Lee. R Archives RIGHARD A WHALEY, Assistant. CAru JULIA B. mAw:o\ On Sun- | toby 1. oA (i WSON! CABLE, de- . deughter of many friends e Jobn T. Rhines funeral { Funeral Trom Mount Jeziee] Baptisi Chureh. sth and E ste. se Interment at Lmrnn Memorial Cemetery. Gou:MA\ JOHN. 3. Octob: atives and fricnds. rm-m\ resting at the Malvan S Sch-v fineral home. New nw. Sersey Tiesday: October 12" st 1 pm., from above parl Relatives and {riends invited. ment Harmony Ceme!ery. COLLIER, JOHN B. On Sundey. October 11. 19538, ai Georgetown University Hos- " JOHN B. co!I.rE° beloved hus- | Coltier and father of He is also survived t s W, Glene, Som E xm Whiter L Collier, of | Wlshinl 3 and a sistes W. Pe M t Potomac. Md lnr.u. CASSANDRA. On_ Sundas, ber_ t T 2 Edwards Poster C. Maynard Funeral from the W. and Gilbert \\' 10 St. !ms:mn' Ch\lrrn Millersville, where services will be held at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited. “Inter- ment in St. Stephen's Church Cemetery. BLSEY. MARIE. life on 8unday. October 11, 1¢ 5 # iliness. MARIE ELSEY. She leaves fo ~ mourn their loss ixo brothers. Samuel nd Edgar Elsev. and other reletives and s host of friends Bnn!s & Matthews' funeral home. 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. On Saturday. ai 2 mer- - ARTHUR * ShaRiES d husband of Lulu R Eno and father of Louise Eno. Funeral # from his late residence. 154 North Caro- 1 on Tuesday. October 13. od.? 5 Hefatives ang friends inv Interment Glenwood Cemeter. ENO. ARTHUR CHARLES. A special com- munication of Anacostia Ladse. No FAA M. s called for 1 pm dav. 1 to attend the flneral services of | Brother: ARTHUR CHARLES FNO. By order of the wor- lhmful masie: ANES & BEVERIDGE. JR. Secretary. llmu:o\' m)nzn'r On_Saturday. Octo- 01930 ROBERT PAULCON of Mg ater. ~ Remains n.w. Notice of r.vm‘rw] Testing at w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1459 You at. n.w. .Av sAn.ul ROGERS. On Friday, Oc; tober at_her residence 'l RS n SARAH ROGERS GAY . be- loved fother of Earlie and Sterling ROk~ ers Gay,_ sister of Lucy Bullock and William Toney. Remains resting at th W. Ernest Jaryis funeral church. 14 . Octobe Derarted this & Remains resting_at 614 0. the belo 918, Gluow COL. ROBERT J. On Friday. 1936, at New Haven. Conn.. Col. ROBERT J. GIBSON. U. S. Army # Medical Corps (retired). He is survived by a son. Lient. Comdr. E B Gibson: rs. A J. Cooper. and a hruher ('0 W. W. Gibson. all of Wash- on. D. C. Interment Arlington Na- with full military hon- e » tonal Cemetery. it ne ’ 3. a ofs. on Tuesdar. October 2. “Priends invited: ‘GLADDEN. EDDIE. Suddenly. on October » 9. 1936, EDDIE GLADDEN of 512 Groff court ne. He is survived by a devoted father. George Gladden: seven brothers and three sisters; also other relatives and friends. ~Remains resting at Mal- van & Schey's funeral home. New Jersey e.‘and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral Tater @OWENS, FLORENCE E, On Sunday. Oc. at 9:50 p.m.. ym-l &nu Citatvard st. oW WISl B ine e Rev. Gowens. sister of Mary Fietcher. uni of: Florence Johnson and Samuel cher nestinie tobe: ¢ 3 sidence. Remains reitink at the W. nest Jarvis funeral parior. 1 ‘You st nw. until 5 p.m. Tuesday, Reter at'tne above residence. ©RAY, JAMES OLIVER. SR. On Saturdas October 10. 1936, at his residence. 60: Massachusetts ave, ne . JAMES OLIVER a5, Ggloved huivand of the late 5 mains Testing at ?‘l e Sfunerat’ T fan _home Mass. ave. ne. held ‘on Tuesdav Rlllth‘e! and friend: rivate. Kindly omit flowers. GlAv JAMI‘< Ol.’lqvi:l “rhmvlon ge e odse will> convene. in Session of Sorrow at & p.m. October 12, 18: chapel. 4th st. and e, :rhxll ‘:nndugl'hllklsfl'flcfl af e bier of the lat, OLIVER GRAY. past_exaited ruler of lonon !A)du By ordY of JORREST REILLY, Exalted Ruler. FUNERAL _DIBECTOBS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons oone e 6003034 M 'St N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. L3 Serepind %% NAtional 2473 V. L. SPEARE C0. # Sscoesor to nor ecnnscted with omlnl Speare mbufimeng !mfl‘;?%m 1005 H . William Lee’s Sons Co. One of the Largest Undertakers in the Werld /1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 4817 11th St. S.E. _ Atlantic 6700 FUNERAL DESIGNS. 213 ® 8t W " NAttona 4276 EO. C. SHAFFER o Ny N R » Keeper | Funeral | 5. after a brief | | | { 1 | JACKSON, HACKETT, ‘Qetober 10, 1650, n:l‘.! Ris 9th st. n.w. belovedL husband of Funeral services at th on Tuesday. October 1 terment Lovettsville, HACKETT, WILLIAM T. A -necin munication of, Mount I N A M. is he by Clll!d for " Tucsary, "Getooer 1653, for lh! purpose of conducting )llld !.l’ ices'at the funeral of our late brother. Pagt, Master WILLIAM T, HACKETT. RL F. DANFORTH. Acting Master. SAMU‘L ‘W. McINTOSH. Betr HAILSTORKS. BENJAMIN ¥., "De- Darted this life on Subday.October 1. 1936, BENJAMIN P. HAILSTORKS. 8r.. the devoted son of Mary H Irving, be- loved husband of ceorgia X Hailsior ther of Eiverion N. and Benin ' Gaatistorks. ir.. and M. Alice Wash- ington: brother of Charles and Edward Hallstorks. Remaing resting at Barnes Matthews' funeral home. 614 4th M Notice of Tunetal Tater. HARRIS. WILLIAM. Departed this life Sunday. lingering ot Garheld Hospital, WILLIAM HARRIS, Remlml resting at the "Moon funera oLl nw exs oy at 2 p.m. Rev. J. C. Beck-u omelating. Intermeni Lincolh Memorial Gemeters.: Relatives and friends are Invited, 13* HEMSLEY. NAOML = On Monday, Octo- ber Gallinger ~ Hospital NAOMI' HEMSLEY. devoted daushier of Mrs. Bessie H. Mack of Pomonkey, Md.: stepdaughter of Robert L. Mack. sister f Dori. k. She also leaves other Remains ohn T. Rhines funeral ra‘ana Eve sis. . Noticr ot funeral later. 13 HOLSONBAKE. LAURETTA HARDEE. Sud- denly. _on ~Priday. _October 9. 1936 LAURETTA HARDEE HOLSONBAKE nl D026 Wisconsin ave. n.w.. beloved of Harold M. Holsonbake, and mocher ‘of onald A, Hardee, Funeral services | at the 8. H. Hines funeral home 2101 Tith st on Wednesday, October 14, at 9:15 am.; thenc t. Ann's Catholic Church: 4107 Wisconsin® ave n.w. where mass will be seid at 10 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemeters. 13 OTTO. Departed this tober 1936, LEON rgmnu. ar,nn wtm S oTe roniaenes a6 In- eom- ON life <ua«-n|\ O 10, OTTO sister. v - Wi ¥, Jackson,” and devoted_aunt. Miss Leo- | nora T. Jackson of Favetteville N, C. SToing at Fraziers funeral 9 Rhode Island ave. n.w. LEON OTTO. Departed on ‘Saturday. October 10. al 230 p.m.. LEON OTTO_JACKSON. de- voted son of Mrs. Mary E. and the late Andrew T. Jackson. father of Florence | E. Jackson. brother of William F. Jack- | son and 'Gwendolyn A. Brown and | nerhew of Leonora T. Jackson of Fay- gitesville. N. C.' Remains ‘resting at | Frazier's fureral home. w7 Notice of funeral later. lrlfi AN, JOHN FRANC on Monda~. Octobs 3 residence. 3800 Bunker Hill rd..’ Bre: wood. Md.. JOHN FRANCIS KEENAN. M. . beloved husband of ‘the late Sarah this from the | tober 1 the’beloved husband of ihe 1ate. Sophin Kiessling and father of Georze E. Kiess- Yok g puneral’ from HUAC” Padgeis s se. on Thec | *October 14: at 3 mm " Relatl ives | and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery LEVI. HAROLD HECHT. On Sunday. Oc- tober 11. 1936. HAROLD HECHT LEVI. beloved 'husband of Viola Letterman Levi. Puneral from his late residence. 610 Macomb st. on Tuesday morning. October 2t 10 ovlock. " Interment | Baltimore. Md LEWIS. REGINALD L. The officers and members of MoFRing Star Lodge. No. 4t I B P. O E of W. are notified to at- tend a session of sorrow Mondey. Oc- tober 12.°1 at & pm.. at the Home, Shib ana ‘Gac sty AT St Ihe Home: fhe funeral of our_late brother. REGI- NALD L LEWIS. Funeral Tuesdas. Oc- tober 1:3. at 12 o'clock. !mm the Ver- mout _Avenue Baptist Ch: Wi LIAM B BARRIS. Bxalied Ruler. JOHN W. JANIFER. Secretary. LINKENS MARY BROWNE. On Sunday. Providence Hos- LINKENS (nee | A it Por Wilfiam B Linkime, mother ‘of Helen and Joseph P, Browne Funeral services at the S. H. Hines Co funeral home. =001 14th st n.w. on Wednesday. _October 14, at 8:30 a.m.; thence to St. Paul's Catholic Church 15th and V sts. where requiem mass S be saia at @ am. Interment Mount Olivel Cemetery. 13 On MAI EY. C I‘IA"RLO;II‘I'! 13“‘“Emm, Euné ober 46 OTT] M/mn: MALEY. daughter of Richard and Charlotte v, Puneral from the residence. 421 n.w.. on Tuesday. October 13, a . Relatives and friends are mwaa _Interment in rnn Lincoln Cemetery. = Services by the :‘. Chambers Co. “Soutncast fanersl e. D. JOHN. On Saturday. Octo- 0. 1956, at his R}‘gé’}f'm”"n“ = foved husbarid 07 Lydi B McDonaid. He was a member of Perseverance Lodge. No. 208, P. Puneral from his Iate ruldencex ‘{uud.v Qetgher 13, at nterment Cemetérs, Pomenkey, Ma' wi l;:rgdynuoon.lc services MILOVICH. tober 10, MARY T. On Saturday. Oc- at Providence Hospital. MA! MILOVICH *the Beiored wite of the late Luke J. Milovich from her late residence. 1741 n.w. on Tuesday. October 13 am.: thence to the Church of the Im- macilste Conception. where regulem | mass will be oftered ment SL. Mary's C friends invited MORRISSEY. MARY E. day. October 10 vafl ‘l’l)'\n Hospltal. at 9 am ter- Relatives and Lavander. Leo and John Morrissey. Remains at 8ardo’'s lllnernl home. Funeral from the above 1 home on Tuesday. October a.m. Requiem mass at Im- maculate Conception Chyurch at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Inl!l‘- ment Mount Olive: Cemeters. MURPHY., WILLJAM. Departed nu- Jite | on Saturday. Oclober 10 ]l'(R residence. 1343 S st. n.w.. after a fliness. WILLTAM ~MURPHY. _devoted father of Mrs. Willie Thomas. He Jeaves io mourn their loss three brothers. John, Andrew " and . Abpolons Murohy: *fve | pieces one nephew. other relsiive; and friends. Remains resting with L. Murray & Son. 10th Funeral notice later. MURRAY, HARRY CHESTER. Octobe: 1 at Sl OWARRY SiEbriR beloved "husband _of Mabel (nee Corbin) residence. ‘onjet and V sts. n on_ Sun- Providence MURRAY. E. Murray Funeral from the late 1 Risc. s.e. on Wednesday. October 14. at 10 a.m." Relatives and Liends tnvited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. Towson. (Baltimore. Md.. papers please copy.) 13 NELSON. CELESTINE, Departed this life Monday. Octover 17, 1036, after a brief ilness. CELESTINE NELSON. She leaves o mourn their loss s beloved mother. Mrs. Lulu Homes. and a devoted hus- band. Rufus Nelson: two sisters. Ethel Babemoie. Catherine Homes: two niect three nephews and a_host of other rel tives and friends. Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home, 614 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. NELSON h‘l‘ELlA C. On Sunday, October STELLA NELSO! b C. A ved dnischter of the Tate D Aveni B ghristine 'C. Nelson and " sister_of om E. Nelson. Lila N. Chandler, Dr. Cyrus W. Nelson. Dr Carl F. Nelson and Dr. John A, Nelson: residence, 14 T st Fu- neral from the Chambeis . Tineral home. 1400° Chapin & D Wednesday, October 14. at 2 tives and 'friends invited Glenwood Cemetery. O'ELAHERTY. PATRI( CIA M., Suddenty, on | Sk £ pm. el Interment 13 Sher i M mTY. "’fllnt daul hler of Paul and Dorothy’ O'Flaherty’ resting at the W. Ch mneral home. 1400 chl in st. n.w. of funeral later. SAUNDERS, ERNEST. Departed this life on Priday. Ocmher n 1936, after a brief iliness. ERNEST SAUNDERS. He. leaves o mourn_ their 1ot s lovior wite R becca Saunders: one sister, Mollie Belle Notice 7 th st. s.w. where funeral services WIII be held at 1 p.m. October Rev. W. Wes! lntflment Arlington - Ni tional Cemetsry. .. Devarted this | SMITH. GEORGE on Sunday. October 11. 1946, at 1755 T st 3 'mnm cgescon Dand ‘of Mrs. Tavinis Smiths Heoleniss *« ‘mourn_thelr l0ss one daughter. Mrs. della Johnson: one” b one ettie Ba: Poatives and ‘iriends with L. E. . 15th sts. n.w. Funeral notice later. SMITH. WILLIAM. , Depsrted this life on ‘Sund; 936, at Preedmen’ October 11, ‘WILLIAM SMITH. of 1508 T e i survived by voted ‘smith; ~ four bmlhers. ; John ‘and Ccero Smithi Hllal Ken Scheu funeral home. New Jersey ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of fu- Teral later. STEEN, ROBERT ADDISON. oOn Sunday October 11. 1936, at Ga ‘Memorial Hospital, BERT _ AD! beloved husband of Trene Steen, of auo 36th st.. Mount Rainler, Body ing at the funeral ll’lo nl Mm!l.l ave. ne. ; 3200 Rhade talan o= ) nc%nhlntpo.nm HAU Nou"x OSCAR AROLDH.LEVI.SR., “=\0F HECHT'S DIES Merchant Was Prominent in Business, Welfare and Fraternal Circles. Harold H. Levi, sr., 48, vice president and general manager of the Hecht Co., died yesterday at his home, 3610 Macomb street. Death was due to & heart attack. He had been ailing for some time, but had remained active. Mr. Levi, affiliated with the Hecht Co. since 1905, long had been prom- inent in trade bodies and business and fraternal organizations. He served in the development of the store from a comparatively small business to a huge enterprise. As the first president of the Wash- ington Advertising Club, he fqunded the Vigilance Committee, which later became the Better Business Bureau. Since the bureau's inception, he had held & position on its board. Interested in social welfare and charity, Mr. Levi was a prominent figure in Community Chest cam- paigns. Many and Varied Activities. His organization Wctivities were many and varied. A thirty-second degree Mason, he was a member cf Harmony Lodge and of Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine. He also be- | longed to the Woodmont Country Club, the Washington Board of Trade, the Elks, the Town and Country Club, the Royal Arcanum and the Phoenix and Suburban Clubs of Baltimore. He was a member of the board of the ‘Washington Hebrew Congregation. A few years after beginning work for the Hecht Co. he was made store manager. As an official of the com- | pany he played an important role in the development of six stores in Balti- more and New York as well as the one here. He was the guiding hand in the building of the company's new Washington store. Mr. Levi was a nepnew of Alex- {ander Hecht and Moses S. Hecht, president and chairman, respectively, | of the concern’s board. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Viola Levi: four sons, Harold H., jr.; Malcolm, Stuart and Donald Levi, and his mother, Mrs. Matilda Rafl, the latter of Baltimore. Last Rites Tomorrow. Funeral services will be held at 10 am. tomorrow at his late residence. | Dr. Abram Simon and Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld of Washington Hebrew Congregation will officiate. Burial will be in the Baltimore Hebrew Congre- gation Cemetery. Active pallbearers will Jerome Appel, John Putzel, include Berxnnd T C. On Monday. Oc- at his residence. 2137 . n.v. HERBERT C. WALKER. hus- band of Mrs. Maria Wlllrr. father of Ralph 'C." Walker. Notice ‘of. funeral WHELLER on Monda residence DWARD. Departed this hre October 12. 1936. at 308 P EDWARD He leaves 1o mourn their loss a devoted wife. Mary Wheller: one daughter. Virgie Wheller: one son. Rich- ard Wheller, and one brother, Samuel Wheller. and other relatives and friends, Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home. 614 4th st. Notice of funeral later. Wlbl.l.lA]Dlll. GAIIAH l On Sunday. ouu er the rei(deuu of ner an?mxur S onw. SARAR R WILLIAMS ‘ayed = years, beioved wife of the late James B. Wil- liams and mother of Mrs. A, H. Johnson, Mrs Milton W. Newberry, Mrs. A L. Stmpson Mre J_H. Kirby. M. Bradles. James W, Stanley and Julian B. Williams, Mn “Pear] E. Degges of Chow Calif.. ‘and sister of Georze Pax fon. Remieing Feating &t b Chove T denge. Puneral Wednesday. October 13, 2 ‘o'clock p.m.. from the brooi E.“Church. River, 1d. and Wisc: ave. Do Relatives and friends invited. "Tn< terment church cemetery. 13 WRIGHT. THOMAS E. Departed this life | on Sunday. October 11 1636, in Emer- gency Hosp; OMAS E_' WRIGHT the beloved son of Robert and the ite | Frances Wrieht. ~He leaves to_iourn Thelr Toss a ‘devoted wite Mrs CBonorioe Wright: one son. Thomas Wright. ir. five sisters. four brothers and other rel s and friends. Remains with L E. Murray & Son. 1th and sts. n.w. Funeral notice later. In Memoriam. FERGUSON. MARJORIE E. 1In loving re- membrané: of our cearly beioved daueh ter and sister. MARJORIE E. FERGU- N N0 elt us three Sears agh toda October 12, 191 THE PAMILY | FOER, SAUL. In ]uvlnt rem!mbnncp of our dear son and brother. SAUL FOER. who passed away two years ago today. October 12193 MOTHER. FATHER AND BROTHERS. * MARGARET EMILY. In sad but loving remembrance of ‘my dear wife, NARE ARET BMILY HADIE oo de: parted this life five years ago today in London. England 8he little thought when leaving home That she would never return. That she so soon in dust would sleep And leave me here to mourn. Five vears have passed. yet how I miss er. Some may think the wound is healed; But no one knows the aching sorrow ‘That_lies within my heart concealed. m ING JOHN st sw H!R HUSBAND, C. In -nd memory of gur dear h\l!blnd nd father, OSCAI NO. o, Gepatied this l“e eighteen Sears awo ma-y October 12. 1918. May you carry on in heaven As vyou did for us on earth. WING WIFE AND CHILDREN. ces & Funeral Directors Since 1850 o. * Figures Talk The figures below show the actual costs of 1,000 consecutive adult funerals con- ducted by Joseph Gawler’s Sons. Here is positive proof that quality service costs no more. Joseph Gawler’s Sons, Inc. Alfred B. Gawler © William A. Gawler ® Walter A. Gawler © Joseph H. Gawler 1750-2-4-6-8 Penn. Ave.N.W. 1 Cremations NAtions] 8512 HAROLD H. LEVI, SR, —Harris & Ewing Photo. George Quirk, Philip Rifkin and Mor- ris Simon. Honorary pallbearers will be Flem- ing Newbold, Col. John W. Oehmann, Dr. Malcolm G. Gibbs, Alvin New- meyer, Samuel Loveless, Willard J. Jacob Gichner, Morton Lazarus, Leo Baum, Alfred Sigmund, Arthur Marks, I. Goldheim, James Simon, Sidney Greenbaum, Lanier P. McLachlen and Harry Davidow. SEReRIS e Births Reported. Dudley C. and Virginia E. Alst. girl. James R. and Kathryn P, Baldwin, Davia R snd Eunice 1. Bell.‘sirl George L. ‘and Mary E. Biges Chrts . Dorothy B Carric, girl. Marion M. and Cluire Cagkie, boy Alexander B. and Emma K. Cole, girl, James M nd Celia Coon " girl, Thomas . and Emma ‘B Davis, bore Willlam H. and Clara I boy. Earle M. and Emma K. Dypee. gir Merle W and Dorot etcher, girl Fowel] T. ‘and Mnry L cun.n-n. b0y Robert P Guyer. bor. Charles nd ‘Alice L muo boy. Frank G. and Louise A. Beatty, bov. Harry G_and Ruth E. Bennett. boy. Howard B. and Llurn M. Bryant llr Evsene R and Vera G. Carroll. bo Thomas M. and Ida M. Clark, mirl. Lewis M. and Mary E. Cooke. Firl. Garifon"c"ang Mozelle E. Curtle, sirl Thomas A ‘nnd Tsabel Davis Harty G and Eihel P Duiey. w1l Kenneth F. and Siella E, Fisher, boy, Gary P. and Edna M. Forrest, girl Jolenh and Adthn! Glovainettj. H SRR W, an Mary o Hards Mbtfl M. lnd Vll’llr“l P. Hull!nloch. Lynn W.' and_ Dorris Jones, Thomas and Elizabeth Maiola, James H- ang Ellen T MeVey. irl. Robert and. Tia Otborn. eir! Oris L.“and Verena C. Haty s and Mary C Willlam M. d Mary “- 'l'nlhm Lemar and Marjorie 'c “Tyree, ™ Obmer W. and Atnes R. Webb. irl Jemes M. and Dorothy J. Zeh. boy. Robert W. and Helen E.” Johnson, DOY Ernest M and Irene B. Ki boy. |rl. Roscoe aiid Violet G. Ridgway. Elmer’ W! and Corine B. Stewart. boy Archie ¥ Snd Katherine & Turner” Anthony J. and Clara P. Villari, Sohn & And DT ¥ ) )x;:[xlflm n G_ and Ethel uberbuhler, P AR A AT 'm. Andree and Jennie Duchesse alrl. Harry L. and Pearl , bov. Herbort and_ Alcerta. Nelton” boy. and Sylvester Roberts. boy. e and Grace Tavior. girl. Henry' and Olear Ware, boy Monroe and Rhiea Collins. &irl. Vincent and Eleanor Harrison, girl Orcar J. and Clara E. Morean, boy. Georee B and Gorthade” dooti 3 nd’ Gertrude Spottsw s | James and Lillian -nmm, e e Deaths I Reported B»mnmm F. Nalls, 88, 7126 C) Tella EMnger yoming. As Yilliam B." D ml ‘allie i e 77 1785 Massachusetts ave. Sarah A. Llnl "L l’l&b Wyoming ave, Clarence Be R Taylor st. 5 %7 rnm!!ulpltfl | Annfec Burnn 70, Homeopathic Hospit Chlrle( Pltl A9, Sibley flomu-l P n, 69, Georse Washington nckett, o George G-m B2 st and E aah ot M. K n ¥ B ‘l'!lni‘ne A é{hn‘elteltn’ enice mall. 49. G Frank O Bearex 4n Gaia “"‘I‘aéh‘m.u | RoY Deaver, 47, Tubercuiosis Charles J. Davis, 44, Georse Washiston |a }:mm(nlm 44, 3 ndrew aye, 429 34th place. Robert A~ Hales. 43. BT sl 43 Gallinger Hospital. pita Georgiana A._Gordon. 78. 1834 Vernon st | Mary Page. i6. Freedmen's Hospit 8 | James "H. ;[nnmon g |' e Courtney, Providence Hos- n, st. Preedmen x Hospit; 5. st. u > Gallinger Hospital "6%. St Elizabeth's Hos- pital {ymes Frve 41, Gallinger Hospital. Llovd' Lewis. 36, Gallimger Hospital Percy A' Hoimes. 16, Gallinger nomm. Alice Little. 29. Galiinger Hospit; John Wil ams, 27, Baltimore & ‘Ghio Rail- rToad Yai ; Freedmen's Hospital. Ernest Sprigs. 27, ’lf Roy fiol!mln Casualty Hoxpnl 2(. Freedmen's r Children's Hmn t ISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F New Fall DRESSES $ 8 95 Charge It! 3 Months to Pay! ‘The hit styles of the sea- son—a glamorous u-ny of street, afternoon and eve- ning dresses—in lustrous crepes, velvets and wools— at $8.95. Newest colors— newest styles—all sizes, BUY, YOUR DRESSES ON CONVENIENT TERMS 1t costs you nothing extra to charge it _at Eiseman’s. ‘Your account iS opened at once. ‘No down payment required—take 3 months to {f pay in convenient sums. Nalls, Abraham Mayer, C. O. Marlow, | PROMINENT MASON gt Building - Contractor, Native of Baltimore, Moved Here Over 40 Years Ago. ‘William T. Hacketf, 68, prominent District Mason- and con« tractor, died Saturday at his home, 4506 Forty-ninth street. A native of Baltimore, Mr. Hackett moved here over 40 years ago. He was associated with several building supply agencies, later entering the contracting fleld. He was past high priest of Mount Pleasant Chapter, No. 13, R. A: M. past master of Mount Pleasant Lod No, 33, F. A. A. M.; past patron, lumbia Chapter, No. 15, O. E. 8. & member of Columbia Commandery, No. 2, Knights Templar; the Wash. ington Board of Trade and the Masonlc Veterans' Assoclation. Beside his widow, Mrs. Dillie E. Hackett, he is survived by a daughter, Dorothy, and & grandson, William Arrington. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at his late home. Burial will be in Lovettsville, Va, JAMES 0. GRAY, 84, INSURANCE MAN, DIES 84, District | James Oliver Gray, s representative of five insurance com- panies, died Saturday of a heart at- tack at his home, 603 Massachusetts avenue northeast. Mr. Gray, who had lived in Wash- ington 40 years, came to this country | at the age of 20 years from Stratford- | | on-Avon, England. For some 20 years he was engaged in the hotel business in Boston. He represented the Aetna, Century, World, Franklin and Home Insurance Cos. His territory also covered part of Maryland. Mr. Gray was past exalted ruler of Boston Lodge, No. 10, B. P, O E. He is survived by two sons, J. O. Gray, jr., and Samuel Hamilton Gray, | both of this city, and two daughters, Mrs. Callie Powell of Houston, Tex., and Mrs. Vera Benson of Pittsburgh. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow at Lee's funeral| home, Fourth street and MassacH®setts avenue northeast, vate, Cdar Hill Burial will be pri- | Funeral for Coul Company Sales- man Tomorrow. i Arthur C. Eno, 1564 North Carolina avenue southeast, s salesman for the "| James E. Collifiower Coal Co., died yesterday at hernnq Hospital. Fu- neral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the home. - A native of Petersburg, Pa., Eno had lived in this eity fcr several years. He was & member of the Elks, Ana- costia Lodge of Masons and Southeast Citizens’ Association. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Lulu R. Eno, and & daughter, Louise Eno. For & Complete lfiuvll— ing Service and AINTING Comsult thic o ingten frm year: nurmu. 3831 Ga. Ave. COI. ou1 ing Washington’ TABLE PADS $1.95 Wood Grain -grade pa. reduced 40% on |({ this sale. Phone or write, and a representative will call to measure your table. No charge for this service. Suburban and country calls made day or vening. SEGMAN’S UNITED MANUFACTURING CO. 802 F St. zv:.w. Room ONE OF THE LARGEST UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Washable White Fabric Top—Green Back Made to Fit Any Shape or !hu Table Heat Proof Liquid Proof Phone DI. 2979 This is the reason you get such fine Funerals at One-Half the Old Time Undertakers’ Price. 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