Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1936, Page 12

A—12 %x Qard of Thanks. €u 'RRY. VERNETTE ALBERTA We At foral ributes st the deai autiful flora gt:r beloved daughter. VERNETTE “a’l BERTA CURRY. RR' MR. AND MRS. A. CURRY. * Braths. ALLEN, JENNIE V. On Thursday. vember 5. 1036 at her, residenc th st. n.w. Miss 1B Allen. Funeral from the bers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chlnln ot n.w. on Saturday. November .m. Relatives and friends are lnvltl‘d atérment private. Please omit flowers. JAILOR. JOHN. Departed this llfe on O ey e 10, 4 'sidence. ter l long TneSSonN BATLOR "devoted husbana of Mattie Bailor and father of Mrs. Ger- trude E_Holland, He elso ieaves one uncle. one niece. one nephew. cne son- s Binerton Holland: two grandehil- dren and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Alexander Pope's fu- peral home until Saturday November 5 o'clock:_then at_his late resi- Funeral Sunday. November &, at ; from Enon 'Baptict Chuicly, . Rev. R. W. Rembert e Saterment Woodawn Gems Friends and relatives invited. 7° WY, BEATRICE. =Departed. this life on Tuesday. November 3. 1036, at Gal- finger Hoepital, - BEATRICE N, She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted husband. Daniel Brown: two daughters. Peggy and Nola Brown: five sisters. Pat- tle Cunnineham. Ida Walker. Margaret Hopkins. Annie Summey. Svivia op~ kins; four brothers. John. Robert. and Willie Hopkins: two aunts and other Telatives and friends. ~Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Capitol st. until 7 p.n. Priday. November 6, Body to be shipved to Reeds- ville, N. C. where funeral services Wil be Held on Sunday. November 8. at Mount Zion Baptist Church, Interment church cemetery. 6 BUNDY. JOHN R. On Wednesday, No- vember 4, 1 . at his residence. 1675 Montello ave. ne. JOHN R e be- usband of Lula Bundy. Re- % at Henry £ Wa«mnx.,nl ineral home. 447 N until ® p.m. Saturday: th late residence. Funeral S.‘d vember R at 1 pm. from the Church of God. 030 Georzia ave. n.w. Elder | Solomon L. Michaux ("gcl;\luii. R" o at Mis No- Mageie Cox. ~Funeral from Guire funeral home. on Saturday. November 7. a thence to St. Augustine’s Church, ‘n« mass will be celebrated at Toterment Mount Oliver Cemeters BYRNE. JULIA J. On Wednesday. Novem- ber 4. 19336, at her residence. 1506 Park rd. n.w.. JULIA J. BYRNE (nee Sulli- van). ‘beloved wife cf John J. Byrne and sister of the late Mrs. Mary Campbell Funeral will be held from the above Tesidence on Saturday. November 7. at 30 am. Hiah reuiem mass ai Sacred | Heart Church at 9 am. Relatives and Iriends invited. ‘Interment Mount Oljvet Cemeters. CARROLL. MATTHEW C. November 5, 1936, ROLL. beioved husband of Mary ‘Burnet Carroll. father of Minnie | E Carroll of Washington. D. C.; Matthew C. Carroll, jr., of Atlanta, Ga.: Harry On 'rmmuu Arlhur B Gartoll’ of Wash: | gopERTS. LUCY AN: .'C.. and Louis D. Carrol! of . Md. Funeral from his late Tesidence, Baturday’ November 5. at 0:30 am Requiem mass at Shrine of Sacred Heart at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. CARSON. HALLIE FOX. On Friday. No- vember . 10:36, HALLIE FOX CARSON, beloved wife of Charles L. Carson and daughter of Mrs. Mattie Nefl Fox and the late John M. Fox. She is also sur- ive Funeral from the residence of her mother. 1346 Shepherd st n.w.._on Monday. November 6. at 0:30 am. Rel- | atives and friends are invited. Inter- ment New Market. Va. Services by the W. W. Chambers Co, 8 on | SH." the beloved of William. John F. Georse. James V. and Frank P. Cavaniaugh. Mrs. Mary A Rizgles Mrs. George B West. ~ Funeral the "above resis dence on Monday. November 9. at 8:130 am.: thence to St. Domirick's Catholic Church. 6th and E sts. s.w. where mass will be offered at o a.m. for the repcse of her soul. Relatives and friends_are invited. _ Interment Mount_ Olivet Cem- etery. Services by the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 8 tl:AMBEIR FLORENC] On Wednes- Sheo A Talson and Lylliard Seymour. Funeral ur\‘:c t the W. Relatives and friends inv: terment Loudon Park Cemetery, mare.) Md. (Baltimore papers vlmse copy. COATES. VIOLET E. On Wednesday. No- vember 4. 1936, 'VIOLET E. COATES. and Lilly Coates. Late residence_1:: a. ave. s. i, from M. Padgett's 1a1" 1ith s se. on Saturday. November 7. p.m Keiatives - and. friends invited.~ Inger- ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 6 COLBERT. MARIA O'CONNOR. On Wed- nesday. Noyember 4. 1936, at her resi 1782 Lanier pl. n.w. MARIA by’ four sisters and one brother. | 1736 Kilbourne pl. n.w.. on | | | MURRAY. | SHERWOOB, ANNA. HOWARD. SQLENA CATHERINE Thursday. 27 Humln lve hlumun. OLENA HOWARD, beloved vlt’e ‘g( llnmeno Holnrd l&n'd e ots. "Remains resting at Hil !ir‘nuv lle. B Md; fhrdny, November 7 (!e.n‘n"en: Digerrn Methodist 5o ey, nesday. No. S, Ol o allimeer Haipits RIS mother of Charle: e Woriny. Mary Laur E wa 0 T st ne Faneral Monaa overnrer . at 1 p.m.. from the above funeral © ome. 7 JOHNSON. FRANCIS E. oOn ursday. November 5. FRA Thi r Reed Hos- 1S n.w.. Tessa J. Johnson and s Biondi. Puneral services at the 8. H. Hipes Co. funeral home. 2901 uth st nw., on Saturday. November 10 am. Interment Ariington Natiol etery. KOI-I 'nun On Thursday. November E KOLB. beloved wife of llte Edward L. Kolb. Funeral from the W.'w. Deal funeral home, 816 H st. ne. on Slmrdly November 7. at 2 p. Relatives and friends invited. 'Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. Please omit flowers, LOEFLER, MARY ANN. On Thursd: vember 5, 1936, at 10:45 p.m Jesidence; 715 dth st nee LOEFLER. aged 77. belo late William A. Loefier. . No- at her NN e of the Noclce of foneral KAYF]ELD EDDIE. Departed this life Wednesday, Nnvemhe! 4, 1036, at hln Tesidence, 217 n.w.. EDDIE MA oy Susbasa "of Enancne Mayfieid. brother of Joseph Wills. son of Emma and John Mayfield. Remains resting_at Eugene Ford's funeral home. 100 South Cnawl st.. until 4 p.m. Monday. November 9: ‘thence to the residence of his brother. 60 G st. s Funeral Tuesday. November 10 'at T from Delaware Avenue Baptist Sircn, Delaware ave. between K and L sts. s.w. Rev. Rose cfciating. Inter: ment Arlington National Cemeiery. MOORE, GEORGE W. (JACK). On Thurs- ovember 5 at the "residence of his mm‘ 25 GEORGE. W. ") MOORE, “sonof the late Charles W. and Mary M. Moore of Alexandria, Va. Funeral services at the above resideice on Monday, No- yember 0. at 11 am. Interment Union Cemetery. Alexandria. ISIAH. On Thursday. Nnvem- ISTAH MURRAY. husband of Beatrice Murfay. the sonof Wison Murray. Remains ‘at Frazier's funeral hode Island ave. n.w. (November o ‘mentioned "establisi Tnterment " Arlington *Nation Cemetery. 8 PENN. FLORENCE E. On Wednesday. No- veniber 4. 6., st ner residence. 1408 Montello ave. ne. FLORENCE E. PENN. Dettved wite of William C - Fenn and sis: ter of Walter Tapscott. She also leaves to mourn their loss other relatives and many friends. _Funeral services at Double Poplar Baptist Church. near Warrenton. Va.. on Saturday. Novem- ber 7. at 1 pm. Interment family cemetery. An.mkemema by McGuire. 6 ‘Wednesday. November 00 1ab0 Mre LUCE AR ROBERTS. wife of ihe late Rev. James . B. Roberts and mother of Mrs. Dorothy L’ Bailey. She also is survived by three sisters. _three brothers. one niece. Theresa Porter: one son-in-law. Matthew Bailey. and other relatives and Remaing Testine at Stewarts ) H 3t n.e.. until Priday. 'heruner at_the late Tes| Funeral Satur- ay mber 7. at | pm. from Mount Carmel Baptist Church, iird and Eve sts. n.w. Rev. Jernigan officiating. Inter- ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 6 ROBL El.lunmn. On_Wednesday. November 4 t Preedmen’s Hos- pital. ELIZAFBLTH ROBINSON, - Remains T f ve. n.w dav, " November 6; thence to Columbis S. | SAU \DERG JAMES G nesday. November 4, gence "1104 Que st."n_w FIELD SAUNDERS, es Toted triend, Mise 1da Reaves. He also leaves three nieces. three nephews and 8 fost of other relatives and {friends. Remains resting at Wm. T. & Ruth Tolbert's funera home. 1308 Ath st . IELD. On Wed- 9 his resi- GAR- p.m. Priday. November € urday November 7. at 1:3: {he xbove Tuneral home. Interment n Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 8 SCHROTH, JACKIE J. On Thursday. No- vember 5. 18:6. at Children’s Hospital. JACKIE J. SCHROTH, aged 4 years. be- foved son of Jack and Mageline Schroth (nee Wilcoxen) of Seat Pleasant. Md. Private funeral service at Gasch's fu- neral home Hyattsville, Md. on Sat- urday. November 10 a.m. Inter- ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. SHERWOOD, ANNIE 'l'hursdlv November wife of Funeral services at the W. bers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st. s.e. on Baturday, November at 2 pm._ Relatives and friends invited. Tnterment Congressional Cometery. Officers and . mem- bers of Camp. No. 4. P. O. of A are feques-ed o stteng the funeral of our Iate smster. ANNA SHER n Sat- urday. November pm From’ the W W Chambers: faneral Bar: lors, 517 11{h st. se By order o E. Suddenly. on 5. 1936, at Cas- E._SHERWOOD, HESTER A. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1936. DEATH AT 93 CLAIMS MRS. J. A. WATERS Native of City Was Widow of Iron Construction Chief on Btate-War-Navy Building. Mrs. Margaret T. Waters, 93, life- long resident of this city, died Wed- nesday at the Edes Home, 2929 N street. Mrs. Waters was the widow of John A. Waters, who foi many years had charge of iron construction work dur- ing the erection of the State, War and Navy Building. Mr. Waters died in 1888. He had served with the Union Army in the defense of Washington. During the Civil War Mrs. Waters witnessed many stirring scenes here. She vividly recalled President Lincoln. Mrs. Waters was a member of the Dumbarton Avenue M. E. Church. Surviving her are four sons, George 8. John O., Joseph A. and Samuel 8. Wa. ters. She also leaves grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great- grandchildren. Funeral services are being held to- day in the Oak Hill Chapel. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. SERVICES TOMORROW FOR WOODSIDE WOMAN Mrs. Agnes Virginia Ward Dies at the Residence of Her Daughter. Sgectal Dispatch to The Star. WOODSIDE, Md. November 6.— Following a long illness, Mrs. Agnes Virginia Ward, widow of Henry H. Ward, died yesterday at the home of | her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur O. Parsley, here. Besides her daughter, she is survived by three sisters, Miss Anola Ray, Miss Blanche Ray and Mrs. Annie 1. Ray, all of Rockville. The funeral will take place at 2:30 pm. tomorrow from the home of Mrs. Parsley, burial to be in Rock- ville Union Cemetery. Mrs. Ward was a daughter of the late Eleazar Ray of this county. In Memoriam. BELL. LINA. In memory of LINA BELL. | who passed away & year ago today. God has taken you away. dear mother. | ThAC:nu lh‘edlr!dlZ‘dl:‘idd l e e Crots. Indeed. 1s hard to Without you by my si . The fieees S s ot s May wither and decay. But the love I bore for you in life THE FAMILY “HATIEE, LEON, = o A AN'D CARVER. IDA JANE. brance of IDA JANE Parted this life November b A precious one from us has zone. A voice we loved is still; ‘The_place is vacant in our home That never can be fille God, In His wisdom hath recnlled n His love hath given. And'ihouth the hody Maamidere The soul is safe in heaven. LOYING HUSBAND. SON AND DAUGH- MAmflu : GEORGE A In lovine re- ! my husband. GEORG! MARKWARD who departed this l"e November 6. 1934. Gone. but not forgotten. HIS WIFE ISABEL MARKWARD. AND ll'rcn!u. uwls G. In loving memory | of our dear husband and father. LEWIS M) ELL. who left us two years S0 Yodny. Navember i 3035, Even death has a wonderful message. Although it robbed me of the one I It has Grdwn me from my own sur- 7o' Soms. Far that meeting abo | above. | le.NG WIFE AND DAUGHTER * In Joving remem- | vmw who de- EDITH F. A tribute of love and evotion 1o the memary ot our beloved | m:u n')r”m 'g OWEN. who ‘lll‘zg 10 | greal !on !tVHI years ago ay. November 6. Dear_Edith. |f only thc friends whom 0%, mempry k Would_ bring_ jutt 'a rose to the blace ‘Whers you sleeb. | You wauld ;luml;er There throush all the | ot nm -nd mmm beneath & wilder- ness of flow: Iria wotd wece @woken by avery ene sou| friended In the soan of vour life and the words | were blended. It would mske a eulogy too sincere to JULIUS GARFINCKEL. ~ Garfinckel (Continued From First Page.) influence in molding good citizens. He found another outlet for this opin- fon in the District Boy Scouts Chapter, of which he was vice president. Last January Mr. Garfinckel re- ceived the Silver Beaver award for distinguished service to the Boy Scout movement. He was a trustee of George Washington University and | Gallaudet College, and an advisor; trustes of the Y. W. C. A. Mr. Gar- finckel was a member of the Congres- sional Country Club, the Columbian Country Club and the Racquet Club. Philanthropies Numerous. Mr. Garfinckel gave liberally of his large personal fortune to numerous philanthropies. He was one of the principal financial suj of his church and is credited with investing its funds so wisely that returns therefrom increased substantiplly. He was born in Eyracuse, N. Y., in November, 1874, the son of Harris and Hannah Harrison Garfinckel. He was a member of an old American family, his forbears having lived in Louisiana during its early period of expansion. The family moved to New York State, but some branches mi- grated Southward again later. Little is known of Mr. Garfinckel’s life before he came to Washington from Denver in 1899 and established & woman’s department in the Par- ker, Bridget & Co. store on Penn- sylvania avenue and Ninth street. He gained a reputation for making his the leading women's outfitting de- partment in the city. In 1905, Mr. Garfinckel leased a red-brick, brownstone-trimmed, seven- story building near the southeast cor- ner of Thirteenth and F streets, ad- joining what was then Brentano's book store. He added another floor, but his business expanded to such proportions that he moved to the larger Brentano site, which he occu- pied until 1929, when he built the present Garfinckel department store building on Fourteenth and F streets. Mr. Garfinckel was accustomed to come to his store early and stay late. He often worked Sundays and holi- days. Other retail clothing merchants and apparel buyers came to regard him as possessed of a remarkably ex- Milburn T. ZIRKLE Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 510 C St. NE. Linc. 5537 Ambulance Service BEAUTIFUL CARS, HEARSES AND AHBIII.AHGES of the huen Undertakers in the World ertakers in the wi 3I-'UNERAI.HOMIS [ ZSCARSO 7 CHAPELS e 14 PARLORS CHAMBERS IS THE LARGEST IN WASHINGTON 3 FUNERAL HOMES 1400 CHAPIN ST. N.W. Phone COlumbia 0432 7 ELEVENTH ST. S.E. %1 none Aflantic 6100 218 CLEVELAND AVENUE. W RIVERDALE - PARK, Near Any Family ¢ Greenwoed 1221 Can A flom’ Ryan Funeral Service our price range meets every need pert taste in the selection of women' garments. Many customers would con- sult him personally regarding pro- spective purchases. Almost _annually . Mr. Garfinckel would go to Europe, but spent little time vacationing. His trips would be to study the latest Parislan styles, to purchase foreign fabrics. His business started with 10 clerks, Now there are more than 500. Before he took up residence at the Hay-Adams House he lived for many years in the Burlington Hotel. He shunned publicity and never spoke of his many philanthropies. He had no real hobbies, but acquired & valuable collection of rugs and ob- Jects d'art. During the World War Mr. Gar- finckel was a member of the Dmxlct Draft Appeals Board. —_—— About $240,000 will be the cost of a bridge to be built at Forres, Scotland. NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY Celebrating 35 years of service to Southwest Washington, Neighborhood House, 470 N street southwest, last night was host to friends at a birthday party. Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, wife of the Assistant Secretary of State and pres- ident of the board, was toastmistress at o dinner cooked by the Mothers’ Club and served by volunteers, in- cluding Girl Scouts. Mrs. J. P. 8. Neligh, who, with the late Mr. Neligh, served the house in its initial decade, was the first speaker. Others included Mrs. John Deitz, Mrs. Walter P. Tuckerman, Joseph D. Kaufman, Mrs, George Barnett, Mrs. Joseph Small, Mrs.” George Thorpe and Miss Lonise Anderson. F or Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 75 No Extras! For a Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 Weve got the tov‘;n values! It's too bad clothing labels aren't worn on the outside. Then you'd see how this town takes to our FACTORY STORE values! You can't tell the difference between our $18.50 Wonder Overcoats and the $25 and $30 coats other stores are showing . . no more than the experts can! The fact of the matter is there isn't any difference in the clothes. It's Regardless of whether a family can afford the finest appoint- ments for the service—or but the least expensive — every . | only in the way we do business! | SHUFORD., GI.A Y. On Wednesday, No- et rs. | v:mber 4 1936, at his residence. 110 sw.. GRADY SHUFORD. son of ® mpeach. Too eloquent for words. too reverent for | speech. We buy our woolens direct! Make our overcoats in our own factories and above residence Saturday. November 7. at £:30 am.: thence ‘to St Paul's Church. where solemn high requiem mass will be ‘sung at ® a.m. for the repose of Grudy "and Cecella Shuford. He alio | o *o leaves other relatives and many friends. ousl? Thou s umfmz at the John T. Rhil e st called us to resien 05t W it ne'er was ours, We Bave ba 3idideas whn was Thine. | her soul. ~Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemeters, 6 Cousn MARIA O'CONNOR. Members of Division. No. 7. Ladies’ Auxiliary, Ancient Order of Hibernians, are re- auested to assemble at the residence of our late member. MARIA O'CONNOR COLBERT Friday, November 6, 1936, 8 p MARYE CLEARY. President ELLEN T. STANTON. Secretary. CORNWELL, MARY JANE. On Thursday. November' 5 ot the age of 100 | years & months and MARY | JANE CORNWELL. residing &t 142 Newton st. n.w. Funeral private. In terment at Marshalltown. Iowa. * DENHAM, UEL J. on Priday, Novem- ber 6. 1936, at his residence. 1324 M Toe st n'w: LEMUEL J. DENHAM, hus- band of the late Annie Booth Denham. Puneral services at the above address on Monday. November 9. at 11 a.m. Inter- ment Oak Hill Cemetery. 8 GLAZE. ROBERT. On Wednesday, Novem- ber 4. 1936. in San Francisco. Calif.. ROBERT GLAZE son of Clara B. and e late Hamilton Glaze. On Thurs e, mains resting at the Colonial funeral home of Wm. Reuben Pumphrey. Rock- ville. Md. Funeral services at the above funeral home Saturday. Ncvember 7. at 11 am. Interment Rockville Utjon Cemetery. SILL. CORA. Departed this life on Wed- 19336, at Gallinger pesdey. November 4 Hospital. CORA HILL. heioved wife of THother of Becste. Pleasans Charlie Hill Hill. Comvia Lou Hill and Bertha May of “Bessie and HIl: beloved daughter Malachi Hill. _She also leaves o mourn ime sisters, L Hill and 'Annle Jonn McDantel and Malachi HIlL 1 - severat other eiath and friends.” Remaine pestine at Eugene Ford's funeral home. 1100 Squth Cap: until Sunday. November 8. at i thence to her late residence, Bt st aw neral Monday, November 9."at 1 p.m. from Mount Parrin Bapiist nirch st and Lot Rev. Westrey officiating. = Interment Rosemont Cemetary 8 EDICT. On Thursday. 1 L e John Dxcksun Home. JOSEPH an CT _H mains Testing at the Hires Gor funeral home, 00 Sat- 10 a.m. Relatives Interment (private) Mount Olivet Cemeter: FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE (0. Successor to not connected with Speare estabiishment o 1009 H St. N.W. !Auonnl 2894 . J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAlI DIRECTORS Crematorlum lth and M Lincotn 8200 Jos h F Bm:h’l Sons ‘“z':d‘ “‘gn 303‘ I‘Iflllll) St. N.W. Frank Guen Sons Co. {iechene "t NAtional 2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. AP ST__ LINCOLN 0373 8517 11th St. S.E. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces _ 1212 P8t NW NAtionas ll?. GEO. A. COMLEY g:én ‘& Floral lll‘ht Fhone. kel rmnn IGI ~J-1 GEO. C. SHAFFER sfim@fimfl?& snd Sundays Cor. 14th & Eye Alll.ll. IWOLPII ’. A tribute Atlantic 6700 Belr ago MlHoV;:ber . 1935, DREN. BABCOCK. pel. Ard and -Eye sts. NotZe of Taneral Iater. STABLER, ALICE T. On Thursday. vember 5 1986. at 8andv Sprin ALICE T, STABLER. Funeral from he! late residence. Edgewood, Sandy Sprin Saturday. Novemb Inter. ment p) SULLIVAN, On Thursday, No- vember 5. his residence, N18 New Jersey o SULLI- AN. the beloved Dusba d of Sarah Sailivan “hrother of "Bl Liflan aud Emma Suljivan. Funeral Monday. vember 9 at ¥ a.m., from Holy neneemen Church = Remains resting at the W.| rnest Jarvis funeral churc st. n.w." Interment Mount Olivet t‘mne tery THOMAS., EMMA B. On Friday, 'Nov!mbt! G A, 4t 300 a.m et her residence. si. nw. EMMA B. THOMAS the “beloved” SHELer” of Alice Green and Lena Smith ~Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. THROCKMORTON, MARY LOUELLEN. De- parted this life peacefully. on Friday. November 6. 1036, am. at her residence. gering __iliness. THROCKMO! Richard and Sarah ‘Throcl sister of "Anna F. Barnes and Matiida ‘Throckmorton, cousin of Edith Thorn- ton, Notice of funeral later. VEIT. KATHERINE MAE. On Priday. NB- vember 6. 1836, KATHERINE VEIT. widow of John J. Veit and lovml mother of Walter L. and Charles L. Veit. Mrs. Julius Jacobs and Mrs. Ivan V. Utterback. _Services at the §. Co.’s funeral home. 2 W Monday. November 9, at 10:30_ a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment Mount Olivet. Cemetery. Frederick. WAnIlY JOSEPH T. !ufldanly on Thuli- Rovember 5. 1930, at Emergency Hns ital, JOSEPH T WADDY, bexaved husband of Margaret Waddy. He i Sikvived by two ehndren, Gertrade Mars garet and Joseph Waddy. Jr.; his parents, John and Irene Waddy: his sisters. Ger- irude." Laura and Thelma Waddy: his father-in John Tinsley. and other relatives and many friends. Remains esting Lt ‘Guire funeral home, Notice of mne7ni WARD, AGNES VllGlNlA DI\ ‘Thursday. November '3, am. &t the her Mrs." W. O, BaesAdNEs “VIRLTHIA MTARD (nee Ras); the beloved wife of the late e Henry 'mains resting at the Co- Hfinerai” pome Nove; SRS 2: it Rockviie Union WILD, ELLA V. On Wednesda: 4. 1936, at Garfield Hospitai, WiLD. Funeral peTices at the chapei 10th st. . November 6. ai {ernient, Green Hill Ceineters. “Martibs- | burg W Va. on Saturdar. November WILFLEY. REV.\DR. EARLE. On 'n: day, Novemter 5. 19306, at 11:30 n.m.. at Emergency Hospital, Rev. E ILFLEY. beloves husband of Berths ather of argaret ile fiey N and Katharine Willley. Re- [mains resting at the 8 H. Hines funerai 8. s Services at the 'N: c:m.u-n Churen ' o e i bR indly divert flower 10 the “llflly Pul) I! m Nlional"cily Chrislan " ST day. lo- ILL1AM! b H 1931 lt“ufi A S the W. W. Chambers Co !uncn 1400 Cuapin ., urdey. No- vember 7. m. ntermem ton Nltlnnll Cemet!" with tary honors. in Memaoriam. of love and devotion he memory of our darling hus isband lnd father, RUDOLPR who /departed d\u life one Thy will be don Always (hioking of nu LONELY AUNT. MARY J.. AND !mcu WILLIAM E. DOUGLAS. OWEN. EDITH F. Xn i d bllt loving n-\ membrance of m! EDITH F. OWEN. who enlerefl lhe huvenly rest seven years ago today. November 6, 1620, | + Each lonely hour that I have spent, Is woven through and through With golden threads of memory. Edith. just of you. ROBERT L. OWEN. * RICHARDSON. BERNICE FOWLER. In lov- | lnl remembrance of eur daughter. BER- NICE POWLER RICHARDSON. who de- parted this”life six years ago today, November 6, 19 We miss you now. our hearts are sore; 3 mo R 4ND MRS, WESLEY. MARY A. In loving but sad | memory of our deioted wife and mother. | WESLEY. i | ho depa ;I’g‘emthne sears asc today. November o | 'fl\reed Y’elrl have passed since that sad a: ‘When the one we loved was called HUSBAND_AND ¥ TSR g ok ny beloved "courts: ‘memory. of m: Rv“ )LPH FRANCIS 'h. l 3 me 50 suddenly one year ago g i Vember 6, 1935. ROBERT WILLIAM. A trib- ute of love and affection to the mem of our busband and father. m;wom year ago today. November 6, Treasul '.houxhu of one so dear t.r. ; member of our staff stands ready to do everything possible Ryan De Luxe Ambulance Service ‘The last word in ambu- lance service. Reason- its able rates. to relieve the family of distress and responsibility—to make the memorial service an occasion which will be remembered for beauty and consolation—and without financial hardship, James T. Ryan Funeral 317 Pa. Ave. S. the Memory of ’ Director « Atlantic 1700-1701 This Store Will Be Closed All Day Saturday, November 7, 1936, Out of Respect to Mr. Julius Garfinckel Julius Garfinckel & Company sell straight to you! One tiny profit plus a lot of sales takes care of us. Is itany wonder we've got the town sewed up on clothing values! 1 50 ALL WOOL! @ MELTONS., $18.50 @ FLEECES. $18.50 @ PLAID BACKS, $18.50 @ LLAMAS, $18.50 @ HERRINGBONES, $18.50 @ BOUCLES. $18.50 NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS @ The Wonder Super-Tailored Line $22.50 WONDER CLOTHES 1012 F St. N.W. 611 7th St. N.W. Both Stores Open Saturday Evening Until 9 P.M.