Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1936, Page 14

2l AT *» Braths. H'l'l'l-l Deglx!ed fl.ill lite et Hosviter )& RILE ADDISON. (She ves to mourn their 10ss & devoud e d. mother. one brother. o sons and & host of other mnum Remains resting fuperal BaFlors, Clarke Co. }us ‘Frovida ave. n.c. Notice of funeral SHLEY. ANNA SCRIVENER. ' On Tiiesday, . AN)A. .lfl 6. Al IVENER AD) EON. ome Wallace Dean of 14 Chave. sland Ma. Bervices at the funerll of ‘Alinus & Speare. 3200 Rhod Gas, December. 1. " Thichment Glenwood BURGESS. JESSIE MARIE. Buddlnly. Saturday.” December 12. 938, ner i ""l‘i‘é“s'."s's e oioved "sister of Andrew U Bsess ana Mrs. Beatrice V. Cock: She le'vfl D'.hf'j l'!l-llflvfzm-l:g 5675 5t 'f“."'nmem Wed- fio et Ben” Faimes b he ve-named chapel v. Jal e e ntine.. Priend invited. In- terment Harmony Cemetery. UTLER, CHARLES C, Suddenly. on Sat- B Es" December 15, 1030, at his resic dence 2801 Adams ‘Mill rd. rd.. CHARLES UTLER. son of Willi A, Butler, devoted husband of Aangaret Butler, father of Chester A. Butler, brother of Lilllan Green, Nou e! and Mami Crawford, Jesse and Rutler, is also survived by olher n atives and Remains resting st Fraziers funeral home, 3 e Island ave. n.w. Puneral Veanesday ‘at b 30, am. from the apbove establishment: thence to Holy Redeemer Church, re ‘mass Tiu be sung a repose of his soul. nurmtnt Oxon Hm. Md. 15 CARTER. JEFFREY. On December 7 11l 36, in Los Angeles. Calif.. JEFFREY RTER. husband of Louise Cronk Car- S Tormeny of New York . Besides his wife. he is survived by 8 brother. Mi- chael, and one son. Funeral services orivate. DE_LAINE, EULA L. Departed this _life Tuesday. December 15. er resi- dence. 749 Kenyon St SOLA L. DE LAINE. She leaves to mourn thelr loss a brother. James Miller; a devoted stepdaughter, Mrs. Mamie Tyndal: three stepsons, Eugene, Albert and Dewey De Laine; many other relatives and friends. Remains, resting at Malvin & Schey’ funeral home. Jevacy"ave. ‘and R S5 "Notice of tuneral later. DOUNIS. FLORENTIA. On Mondas. De; D ber T1CTUi . at her Fesidence, 113 §ih st n.w. FLORENTIA DOUNIS. the beloved wife of the late Louis P. Dounis, mother of Peter L. Dounis and motl in-law of Mrs. Anastasia P. Dounis. Pu neral from the above residence on &'&{é’ e s d_Ci Se"d‘ Tnterment alenwood, Cemetery. ~ Betv- s by W. W. Chambers Co. 16 l‘le EVA PIPER. Departed this life on Mond: l{l D!C!llflbéléAli 1936, at Rfl en's Hospital en s ospital EVA St san. Arnold. " she also leaves other relatives and many friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. . “Notice of funeral later. 18 EVANS, MAGGIE, On Sunday, December 936, al Carson’s private hospital, MACGIE EVANS, She jeaves to mourn their loss a devoted husband. two sisters, one nephew and many friends. —Re- mains Testing at the Ruth Dabney Co. funeral home, 453 O st. D.W. ns may be viewed Tuesday. Drcember 15, 8t 5 o'clock p.m. Interment Thursday, December 17, at Sumpton, S. C. ANS. SARAH. On Sunday. December 13. B, St A Ganker Hoshital. BARAH EVANS. Wife of James Evans. ~Notice of funeral’ later. EVANS, SARAM. Ofcers and mmbers of Riignteof S Johi You_are hercdy i 5 notified of the death of Sister SARAH EVANS, Call meeting Wedne!day De- cember 16. 1936, at & p.m., 247 14th s.se. Puneral Thursdey. ‘December 17. at § am. from ?1 Grprian's, Church. ted fo at Auxiliaries are nyited fo at B, gent, REBECCA H. T HOMAS, Secretars. NCE. ANNIE MAY. On Monday. De- el N0 ANNIE MAY FAUNCE. Notice of funeral later. GARNER, PRISCILLA. | Depa rted this life ember __12. 1936, _at ar9aY Emeracney Hospital, PRIS: GARNER. e_leaves to mourn Sheir loss & devoied father. mother. hus- band. one son. two brothers. two sisters. and ‘friends. ~Remains resting George B. Olarke Tuneral arior 1416 Florida ave. n.e.. until 5 p.m. Tuesday. December 16; thereafter at her late resl- dence. 1609 Levis st. n.e. Funeral Wed- nesday. December 15, from Nash Me- morial Church, 16th and Levis sts. n.e. Interment Payne's Cemetery. 15 GEORGE, EARLE. December 1. 19: the belove hulblnd 01 LH gE. He also lvu other umxm -nd o friends. ral late: mains l‘eltln lhe W fl'ne“ Jlrfll funeral church. 1432 You st. n.W. GRAY. GEORGE. Sunday, Decem- ber.’ 13. 1936. GEORGE. |BUS) GRAY. devoted' ‘husband of Pauline Gray. He also leaves to Bens Soner Felatives and mendx Georg Cl Suddenly, on Monday. [EORGE. oeo and C sts. a.e. Cemetery. WILLIAM. On Sunday, Decem- A P00, WILLIAM HA the Beloved: son ot Lucy. Green, brother of Eliza Barnes and also leaves other re. Notice of funeral ing_at W, Ernesi _Jarvis funeral church. 1{3" You st. n.w. ARRIS, WILLIAMS. The officers and N mbers of Mornine Star Lodge, No. 0 LB E 0 E of W ified 10 s a8 uul ion_of IOXX‘OW on !‘d Bicember 15, 1036, at 8 B }-xou:; 15th snd Que sts. n.v. of our o the AR ©F R o Thursday. De- = beh T8t . from Pirst Bapil '2ith'st. and Dumbar Thw. S S E. R, JOHN W. JANIFER. Sec. HEL. LUDWINA 3. Suddenly, on Mon- December 14.'1636, at hef residence. 4th st. n.W.. LUDWINA J. HEIL. Sived aife"of The Tase Herman: J; Hell and mother of Mrs. Helen Catalano. Miss Marie Heil. Miss Reta Heil and the Rev. Brouer P. Georse. Notice of funerai ater. HENSLEY., THELMA LEE_ On Monda December_14. 1936, at her!mcy Ho: pital. THELMA . mother of Thelma Jean and Marion Lee Hens- ley. beloved daughter of Mary A. White and sister of Richard C. White. ~ Fu- meral from the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast, funeral home. 317 1ith C3 se. on Wedne: December 16, at % 5%, “Relatives and triends invited. " In- terment Glenwood Cemetery. HILL, JACOBS A On Monday, December 14, st Gallinger Hosital, s a'so survived by one son, Cla Wilmer Hill, and five daughters, Lena Smith. Mrs. Euls be Edna - Cummings. e; and Pauline Hili Remains restin; the Tves funerai home, 2847 Wil blvd. Arlington. Va ' Funeral sefvicas ‘Wednesday. December at_2 p.m., st the Church of the Brfl.hren Oakton, Va. interment Flint Hill Cemetery. 15 KEARNEY. DOROTHY S. On Sunday. De- gember 13, 1036, at her residence, 613 ave. 3 the_beloved wife of Jobn H. Kearney, Funeral from the J T. Ryan funerai home. 317 Pa. ave, on_Wednesday. December i6. thence to 8t. Peter's Church. where mass of requiem will be offered ‘at 9 a.m. Relatives and Triende avited, " Taterment Mount ouvct Cemetery. IYI.I-:I., ETTA. Departed this me o sun- day, December 13, 1036. 8t 0: ETTA KYLER. Kidison and the Jate John oyl "Bt their loss one randchildren. Telatives " and riends. Body can be at dence of her, daughter, 214 !. ot day, December (g M. Horrison ciating, Ty, Poterment mx,- 215" aiso mrvlvca by Ernestine B. telle V; Lane " Remains resting "3 pra- sier's junerai home. 389 e Isiand b.m Beaths. ES By Columbia Lodge. JAMES E lumbla ‘n-?h 0 PHOWARD 4. wu.l.ll. E R. LEE CAMPBELL. Se Sung LEVERUNE, BAR! mA December 13 1036, at chudren- ine el £ a0 s om 1 pravers W said at lhe home at O _a.m. Relal and_friends invited. Interment Olen- wood Cemetery. MANKIN, ANNIE ELIZABETH. ‘llon- day. December 14. 1936, at her resi- ville. Vi "ANNIE dence. at uvll ELI7ABETH MANKIN. beloved gister of Kathryn E. Mankin of McLean. Va, and Mre Mattle K. Garretf of Takoma DG other Gelatives aiso survive I.e-llnlvllle cember 0 Lowtneville Commetéry. Vo MATHEWS, BARKER A., On Sunday, De- cember 13, 1036. at ‘Jess ER MATHEWS. beloved llulblnd ot tne late Cecella A. Puneral services at W. W. Cl ben Co. funeral home. 1400 Cl nl n' on Tuexdl’ December 15. B Rela nd friends invited. ~In- BeTtnent Atiinston Natlonal Cemetery. o' 3 2 . EESE st Md.. er Ulurlu H. Mathews. Beriiées ¢ Warner E, Pumpniey's funefal nome. 8424 Ga. ave.. Silver Epr iz, M n Wed) Decémber 16, m. Xnttrmenl vmun Cemetery, Rocl vme. Md, MCARTHUR. ANNIE LEE. ~Suddenly. on . December 13. 1936. RTHUI beioved shlet of Mattie ay. De- Interment Bervlcu and inter- lle. N. C. 15 mus s.uwu. JR. Onwbnd-y Decem- 4. 1936. at the residence of his Bitce M Lots ‘b Lyt 5010 East Windsor ave.. Alexandria. SAMUEL MILLS, 3t beloved husband of the late Ida A Miils. Funeral from Demaine's . funerd] home. Alexandria. Va.. on Thurs: day. Dacember 17. at 11 a.m. Interment St. Paul's Cemetery. OFFUTT, IDA LEE. On Monday December 14. 1936, at her residence. 1334 se. Mrs. IDA OFFUTT. widow of Joseph W, Offutt, and belgved mother of Funeral services at her late residence on Wednesday. December 16. at 2 p.m. Rel- atives and friends invifed. = Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 15 OSBORNE, JAMES M. On Monday. De- ber 14, 6. at Provldenco Hos- zed 10 years. Fu- neral services M. Padgett’s funeral home. ool um he. o0 ‘Thursday, Dec Relatives and !rlendj mvnefl lnlermem Cedar llll] Cemetery. POGUE. MARY E. On Thursday. Decem ber 10. 1036‘ MARY E. POGUE of 421 Pranklin st. n.w. She leaves to mourn their loss one son. two daughters. many other b:elltlves and friends. ~ Remains Rincral parior. o} Services at above funeral parlor, 8 p.m. Yednesday, "December 16. Interment RANSOM, BERTINA. Columbia. 8. C. Departed this life on Saturday, December 12, 1035, 8t srandmothers, six aunts. four uncles and 8 host of other relatives and Iriends. Remains resting at Willam T. & Ruth B Tolberts funeral home Tae iR Funeral Wednesday. December iz nm from above-named fu- home. = Interment in Lincoln Me- morial cemeten REED, LILLIA! On Tuesday. December 15,1936, at her residence. an cir- cle, LILLTAN REED, peloved dlu'hler of Allen V. and Jane is survived by three Hneu. Nntiu of funeral later. RICHARDS. LAURENA CECELIA. On Sun- day. December 13. 1936, at her residence. 4001 Marlboro place ‘n.w. LAURENA CECELIA RICHARDS. beloved wife of Francis . Richards devoted Mother of Lenora R. De: Erma_G. rby. and Vivian C. Spi Frances O. Wise. Remains resting at her late residence until Wednesday. Decem- ber 16. a.m.; thence to St. Church. re mass will be l d at 10 am. for the repose of her soul. Rela- tives and friends invited. Inmmem Congressional Cemetery. ROWAN. ANNIE (RHONE). On S\m u Decenibar "13." 1936. R'N her residence. n.w. HOWAR beloied wite o me late Hen Rowan, devoted her Dal. Hi 1 s surviv other relatives and friends. resting_at Pr-zlen funeral home. Rhode Island n.! A Funeral Thurs- day. December 1 p.m.. from Third Baptist . Church. xmzm-m Arllnl!fln National Cemetery. 16 SHARP., DAVID. On Sundly. Decembe! 15, 1036, at Children's Hospital, DAVID SHARP. ‘beloved son of Richmond and Mary Sharp. ~Remains resting at the McCuire funeral nome. 1820 9th st. .. n _aft Pu- Tesidence. 607 Gresham place n.w.. Wednesday. Decem- 16. at 10 a.m. 'Relatives and friends Bovtted, *" T0terment Lincin Memorial Cemetery. ~Services by McGuire. 15 !NPSON MARY, Den:ned thll Il(e fln Eidee he- and J imo E zelatives and {riends. % “Bugene Ford's funeral home. 14 South Cepitol st where funeral services will be held Thursday. December 17. L Inurmenl ‘Woodlawn Cemelel’! 9 . Johnson officiating. . (“BOOBIE”). Euddenl’ 936, ELMER 13 1! A. SM] '), son of Elizabeth Smith and the late Willlam J. Smith: brother of Fonita Smith. A. Honesty Smith and Willlam F. Smith: other rel- atives and friends survive. = Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by Ruth Dabney & Co.. 453 O st. n.w. aren.w. untll 5 pm. Tuesday, mber Ce Tesidence of his. sis- 15; theiice to the ter, 15 Mh st. D, ‘Wednes- Burlll services at 2:30 D. ;,on National cumuu. 'Ith mx nlm-n onors. el FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons ponette 6l 5654 M St W Frank Geier's Sons Co. gz seenes 8% NAtional 2473 . to nor connscted wit! either the w h Nt Tess 1009 H St NoW. 4th and Mass. Ave. NE. FUNERAL DESIGNS, GEO. C. SHAFFER mm" n’mll’l‘ °..'}".....,. _ Cor. l4d:&By¢ SMITH, HARRY WASHINGTON. _ On Tues- gay. December 15. 1036, st Providence Hospital. HARRY WASHINGTON SMITH. husband of the late Eva Marvin Smith and brother of Mrs. C. C. Rogers. Re- mains resting at the Lee funeral home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.e. where serv- ices wm be,held on Thursday. December 17. at 2:30 p.m. Friends invited. In- terment Congressional Cemetery. 16 SMITH, HARRY WA!HI’NGTON‘ A spe- ation of Pentalpha . F. A. A. M., wil e Masoric Temple. .uh st. and New York ave. now. t 1:15 p.m. Thursday. December 5108 perform _the last Iites for our late brother. SMITH. By order of the M. MITCHELL. 16 TH N, BERNICE. Deon ted this 1if SRS anday Deteiber 12 S30 Bahe NICE MPSON, aged X months, be- loved Ilttle dlulsP;‘ter of Jlmu lnd Lelia R. Thom| lnvel to mourn their 1058 three sisters W, worshipful master. CLARENCE ind four brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Wednesday, December 16. at 1 pm._from her late residence_ 368 H ‘Wm. Chambers oficiating. Thterment Harmony Cemetery. WALKER, CHARLES. Del'llrtld f-hll Hle on Sunday, December 13. 19: 3 short llinéss. CHARLES feaves to “mourn thelr logs & devoted Iriend. Willam Simmons. Rcm!m rest- ing at Barnes & Matthews’ funeral home. 614 1th st. s.W., where funeral l!l’vk.el i ke held, wednu ax. eml J. H. Herbert of clltlna lnter- ment Rosemont Cemetery. WATSON, MAGGIE IACKCON. Departed r 15. 1938, m tl a ted husband. Richard Wltlan‘ t'n sons. George and Richard Jackson ter. Hester Green. relatives and frlends. =Remains resting t the George B. Clarke funeral parlor. 1418 Fiorida ave. nee. Notice of fu- neral lster. “l!’l‘ll. WILLIAM Suddenly, on onday. December ll " 1936, !l W’IBSTIR ‘hus! blnd‘oh! Nellie J. Web- ster and father of Catherine E. lhlr zey. Funeral from the W. W. Cham Co.’ Southeast funeral Nome. SH1TTre st. s.e. on Wednesday. ber 16. at 11 a.m. Relatives lnd !rlendl lnm- ed. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. WILLIAMS. JOHN THOMAS. On uo day. Decembet 14, 1936, “at his resi 1417 36th st. SoRN "THOMAS WILLIAMS. beloved husband of Eliza Williams and lovin, ther of Mal ana ot.na Williams. s Mason and der Palmer and brot.her of Prank rt. Ho ? znnd- p.m., from th resids Tient Lincoln Memorial Gemetery. 'Ol.r HENRY C. On Monday. December 1 1836, li Hom: . tll.ll!h Holidlhé the late thll J. Wolf of 5419 7th st. nw. father of Mrs. Alice E. ll\lrbh! Mrs. Hazel W. Mertz. Mrs. Al Pu' and Edward C. Wol the Zurhorst funeral Iul'lorI 801 hlt ot A o ] ends and re. ;numen! Glenwood Cemetery. In Memoriam. BEILSTEI MARIE B. In loving bl:u\u“l.:f our Nlovfi.:}lh“l‘! nineteen year: today, 1017, Though the this life December 15, be man: ea W m"-’n'n" and lo'vlu eoum E“‘no years ago. December s:,,.,...ng."a;f.;:-“ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1936. __|HARRY W. SMITH, 73, RETIRED CLERK, DIES Lifelong Resident of Washington Succumbs on First Anniver- sary of Wife’s Death. After an illness of about a week, . | Harry Washingtoa Smith, 13, of 214 Tenth street northeast, retired chief In Memoriam. COWELL. BEULAH L. A tribute of lo and devotion to the memory of our dear mother and srandmother. BEULAR L. ELL. wl evar s life one year ago today. &cmbtr 15. 1938. Gone 1s the face we loved so dear. e loved to hear; To5 fax away fof s|Eht or Deech. But not too far for thought to reach. HER LOVING SON. MYRON. AND HIS PAMILY. o HICKEY. MABEL E. In sacred memory to our loving mother and wife A HICKEY. ‘who departed ¢ n life three years ago today. Decem 933. May her soul rest ln unu HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. SON Ami DAUGHTER. HILLEARY, WALTER L. brance of my dear boy. Dassed away thres 7o cember 15. 1933. The month of December. To'me the saddest of the ¥ Because three years ago tod My darling boy was called lhn hi a y years of sorrow. hav ered the lrnuu loss. 3§ for tne saks of Jes l 'ul H" '.0 bea; Mufflurm . HOFFMAN, NENBIETTA In memots. of our other. 'A HOFFMAN, Who departed toia life e Youts k. December 15. Gone. bnz never forgotten. IVIAN HASKELL AND In loving ‘M1 e ol cur dear son and brother, JOREFH PEOLITO. who . departed inls life one Sear sk today. December 15, 1936, ‘The blow The x?ock".'m?u'.rzd ‘more than we could He hld l smile for every one. A heart as pure as sold; ‘To_those who knew and loved him His memory will never grow bolfl Eternal rest grant unto him. O Let bervetual light shine uoon 1 fin THE ¥ PAI(XLY. JOBNWN. lvlll‘l"l' A tribute of lovi to the memory of EVI OBNION. who denll’kd lhh life_seven years aso today. December 15. 1920. ‘The ‘111%:;" I Dhce upon your srave. dear T decay. wm,n!n.;v. ‘x:;'y:“:_-z’m sleen beneath y 1S LoVING' WIFE. ELEANOR. * LANE, sml In loving remembrance of 'our’ dear mother. BARAH LANE. who de- parted this life Mmb‘l 16, 1922, foure Teen vears ago toaay God needed her. 5o He called an angel o His throne. Bade hlm %0 and 'hllmr that the Master “‘Come hom! He blde him say life's vork Illl over. Her task had been well done. That she should find eternal rest In that land beyond the sun. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. IRENE PETERSON AND ANNIE HEGEMAN. LINDSAY. OPIE F. In sad but loving re- membrance of Our desr husband and father. OPIE F. AY. who left us 50 suddenly five’ years sko. December 15, In memory I ofttimes see The one I loved so dear: The vision grows so cle-r sometimes T feel he must be near. But. no. five vears llo ‘odl! Oyt of my mortal sieht, WIFE AND culwm . LINDSAY. o IE F. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our dear brother. OPIE Y. who_left us five years ago today. December 15, 1931. The month of December once more To_us one of the saddest of the Because five year: 0t Our only brother was calied away. DEVOTED SISTERS. * PERRY. w-mn'r B. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear husband and 1ather. GHT R. PERRY. who depln- ARG e o Cnasiotte N, C. ago today. December 15. 1935, Rest in Dell:e !oul 'ork 18 ended. sweeuy e is AND BLANCHE PERRY. PANNIE RY BROWN AND LILLIAN P!RRY SIMMONS. SCARLETT, DANIEL F. dear father. DANIEL F. departed this life one’ year ago today. December 15. 1935 HIS LOVING CHILDREN. * SCOTT, WILLIAM. In remembrance of our beloved husband and father. WIL- LIAM SCOTY. who departed this life eighteen years ago today. December 15. 1918 DEVOTED MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. * SMITH, IDA ELIZABETH. In memory of our beloved grandmother and grest- grandmother, IDA ELIZABETH SMITH. who died nihe vears ago. December 15. 8o sad. s0 sudden. B Suaden anm wesa shock 1o alll But_God in His wisdom knew best. Ba%2%bek her home to heaven o rest. HER DEVOTED GRANDSON. LLOYD STEWART. AND GREAT-GRANDSON. CHARL!A STEWART. In memory of our ARLETT. TOLSON, ELIZ B'l'l SAUNDERS. Sacred io the mem our dear motber. ELIZABETH SAUNDERS TOLEON. who Passcd to her Teward four years 880 today. Del:ember 15. 1932. to her ashes, HER nzvorm CHILDREN. _ALICE 'AY. FRANK AND EDWARD SAONDERS. WHITE. FREDDIE T. In sad bus lovine semeinbrance of ouf dear one, FREDD) WHITE. who ‘ied ohe sear 480 to- day, December 1. 1030, Just when life’s hooe was brishies ‘she could have lived her be TR S entered etorgal rest. “he Foal rest THE FAMILY. * WISE, FLORENCE HARRIS. 1n sad but loving remembrance of our dear daugh- dsister. FLORENCE HARRIS 0 departed this life nine yeal ago today. December 15. 1927 FATHER AND BROTH. W. W. Chambers Here is the LARGEST UN- DERTAKER in WASHING. TON and one of the LARG- EST IN THE WORLD. WHEN YOU SELECT YOU HAVE THE B FIRM IN UNDERTAKING THINK OF THIS A COMPLETE 375 FUNERAL FOR Ofhers 305, 8128, $150, $165 Up. THINK THIS ONE OVER! A GEMETERY PLOT 325 GOMPLETE—Low as Fér Funeral Service Comsult CHAMBERS First World Famous Undertaker 3 FUNERAL HOMES 1400 CHAPIN ST. N.W. Phone Columbis 0433 $17 ELEVENTH ST. S&. Phene ATiantle 6700 918_CLEVELAND AVE.. RIVERDALE, MD. clerk of the Bureau of Naval Intelli- gence, Navy Department, died todsy in Providence Hospital. His wife, Mrs. Eva Marvin Smith, died & year ago Smith, a lifelong resident of f.hhdty mnnndlbmtmunln ag0 after 48 years' service. Long active in the Masonic fra- ternity, he was the oldest past master, pha M., having served in would have been a member of the lodge 50 years next May. He also was a Scottish Rite Mason and & member of the Royal Order of Scot- land and of S8t. James’ Episcopal Church. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. C. C Rogers, Chevy Chase, Md, and a nephew, W. A. Rogers, 2d. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Lee funeral home, Fourth street and Massachu- setts avenue northesst. The Pental- pha Lodge of Masons will be in charge. Burial will be in Congressional Cemetery. Range Aided by Furrowing. Government soil conservation off- cials say pasture furrowing has been the principal factor in the recovery of ranges in the Texas panhandle. ILLNESS IS FATAL TO MRS. MURDAUGH Active in Church and Social Work, She Was Member of 01d Philadelphia Family. Mrs. Margaret R. Murdaugh, long active in organizations here and else- where, died Sunday night at her home, 1921 Kalorama road. She had been ill several months. Mrs. Murdaugh, widow of J. Dan- dridge Murdaugh, had been a Wash- ington resident for 45 years. A native - | of Philadelphia the former Miss Rich- ards was & member of & family of that city’s early settlers. For many years she had been an active member of St. Thomds’ Epis- copal Church here, belonging to the Women’s Auxiliary. She also had been an active worker for the Home for Incurables; had served as a secre- tary and vice president of the Gentle Women's League, and was & member of the National Cathedral Association, aiding in the building program - of ‘Washington Cathedral, where she laid & cornerstone in memory of her sister, Mrs. Hays Compton. She also belonged to the Kenmore Association, which set up Kenmore at Fredericksburg, Va., as a national shrine, &nd St. Anne's Preventorium needy and sick e.hlldm of the Blue Ridge Mountain section. She had been active from time to time in a number of other charitable organ- izations. Surviving Mrs. Murgaugh are a daughter, Mrs. Harry Fitzhugh Gray of New York, and two grandsons. Funeral services were held at 10:30 am. today in St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Rev. Dr. Willlam 8. Bishop officlated. Burial will be at Pred- ericksburg. WALTER L. PIPES RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Funeral services for Walter L. Pipes, 50, attorney and head of the patent department of the United States Rub- ber Co., will be held at 2 p.m. tomor- row at Elizabeth, N. J. Burial will be in Elizabeth. Mr. Pipes, born in this city, died Sunday of a heart attack while on the golf course of the Suburban Golf Club of Elizabeth. He was graduated here from McKinley High School and George Washington University. He also was a graduate of the University Kawneer Strike Settled. NILES, Mich, December 15 (#).— Seven hundred employes of the Kaw- neer Manufacturing Co. will return to work temorrow, ending a nine-day Frazier's —service, quality and reverance in conducting beautiful funerals un- excelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. Undertakers for col- ored U. 8. War Veterans. Also for the C. C. C. Camp, N. P. 11, Company 1360, Washington, D. C. No Deserving Case Turned Away " Parlors and Chapels Fres Call NOrth 7795-7796 389 R. L. Ave. N.W. No Extras! For s Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and wp DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 W.B.Moses & Co. ® OPE" E"Env NIG“T ® . B. Moses & Co. Here It Is! The Sale All Washingion Waits For! Climaxing the Best Six Months in Our History MOSES’ SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANGE SALE GRAND RAPIDS and Other FINE FURNITURE Moses have made furniture history in the past six months. Dared to be modern! Old-fashioned furniture stores make exceedingly high gross profits. less than half as much. Old-fashioned stores include high interest charges in their budget plans. Moses give the lowest carrying charges on fine furniture in Washington. Old-fashioned stores mark their furniture at prices that give them their profits even on slow turnovers of stock. Moses mark their fumiture way below the usual prices and actually turn their stocks three fimes as fast as most furni- ture stores. Moses make half and ture for gifts, for your home, BUY IT NOW. It's the Ford plan, the chain drug and grocery store plan, applied to the fine furniture business. Does it pay? Answer: The Washington public, most intelligent in the Nation, understood immediately . . . bought furniture at the lowest prices ever . . . gave Moses the greatest six months’ bu ness in their history. Now. smashing another precedent, Moses stage their Semi-Annuul Clearance in December, a month in advance, place on sale their entire $150,000.00 stock, including thousands of dollars’ worth of Grand Ra| furniture, at breath-taking discounts. If you want fur Living Room Suites Clearance Priced Two-Piece Lounge Suite covered in damask; solid &nahogany tipped arms and feet. Regularly $165. $109 Two-Piece English Club Suite covered in chenille; re- versible cushions, carved frame. Regularly $I70 Now $119 “Curlicomb* Suite, sofa and chair covered in “’Curli- comb,” the new moth-proof mohair weave. ;orl:d mahogany exposed frame. Regularly $249. No $159 w - English Lounge Suite, sofa and chair upholstered in fine quality rose-coloud brocaded damask. Regu- larly $320. 199 Nowesiols b s oo Bed Room Suites Clearance Priced Four-Piece Suite of Colonial pegged maple; dresser, vanity, chest of drawers, double bed. Regularly $135. Now $89 Four-Piece Solid Maple Suite; dresser, vanity, chest of drawers, double bed. Regularly $172. Now $124 Hepplewhite Bed Room Group of 4 pieces; vanity, chest of drawers, dresser, double bed. Regularly $295. Now 15 Dining Room Suites Clearance Priced Duncan Phyfe Ten-Piece Dining Room Suite in satin rubbed crotch mahogany veneers. Regularly $175. Now e 129 Duncan Phyfe Ten-Piece Dining in genumo Honduras muhogany. Regularly 5349 $239 T.n-Pm Dining Room Suite in crotch mal vr:nun, beautifully finished. low Ten-Piece Dining Suite veneers and gunmod Rogulavly $340. Nwhsofi; 55, 189 Cedar Chests at Clearance Prices Maple Finished Chest with 5-ply hmma'ed . Bi and roomy. Regularly $32. Now g bmuhful Large, Roomy Chest in modern style; walnut hmsh. Regularly $37.50. Now ___$27.95 Exceptionally Large Chest with 2 trays; walnut fin- ished exterior. Regularly $39.50. Now ._$31.95 « mahogany 5 Sofas at Reduced Clearance Prices English Lounge Sofa covered in Peerless freize; solid frame; brass nail trim, Regularly $99 Two-Cushion Sofa, comfortable and cozy, covered in brown tapestry. Regularly $90. Now _.-.%69 Down-Filled Pillow-Back Sofa in freize; carved frame; reversible cushions. Regularly $155. Now __.$109 Queen Anne Sofa in tapestry; down cushions; carved mahogany legs. Brass nail trim. Regularl: $i6o 119 Colonial Short Sofa upholstered in a beautiful domask. Down-filled seat cushion. Requlurl)'sa$41350 Now - The LOWEST Carrying Charges in Washington on Fine Furniture Monthly Down | pyyment Payment| 12 Months $109.95 $9.95 $8.67 $209.95 | $9.95 | $17.34 $309.95 | $9.95 | $26.01 Amount of 5 18 Months $5.89 $11.78 $17.67 Studio Couches Clearance Priced Studio Couch that opens to double or two single beds. Innerspring mattress. Denim covering. Clear- ance Studio Couch with 2 individual i innerspring mattresses. Opens to double or 2 twin beds. upholstering. Clearance pri Studio Couch with upholstered arms and back. Front opening. Single or 2 twin beds. Innerspring mat- tress. Covered in homespun. Clearance price_-$51 Living Room Chairs Clearance Priced Down-Filled Pillow-Back Lounge Chair with moth- proof tapestry covering. Regularly $55. Now-$39.95 Queen Anne Chair with solid mahogany arms and I tapestry and freize coverings. Regularly $35, 524% Queen Anne Lounge Chair covered in tapestries or velours; remarkable value. Regularly $30.--$19.95 Virginia Tavern Wing Chair covered in hand-blocked linens. Custom-built. Regularly $45. Now___$29.95 Barrel Chair upholstemd in antique velvet; down cushion; legs. Regularly $75.75 Tables at Reduced Clearance Prices Coffee, Cocktail and Lamp Tables; solid mahogany. Many lovely styles. Regularly $13.50. Now-$9.95 Book-Trough End Tables, Coffee, Cocktail and Lomp Tables; solid mahogany. Regularly $17.50--$12.95 Carved Mahogany Coffee Tables; removable glass tray top. Regularly $27.50. Now $19.95 Pembroke Drop-Leaf Lamp Tables; solid mahogany. Regularly $24.75. - Now ___ Sfi? Duncan Phyfe Drop-Leaf Dining Table; solid mahog- any top. Regularly $30. Now $21.95 Night Tables; mahggany veneers and gumwood; | drawer. Regularly $14. Now. $8.95 1 .75 Night Tables; mahogany veneers and gumwood drawer. Regularly $20. NoW Desks and Secretaries Reduced Governor Winthrop Secretaries; solid mahogany and mahogany veneers. 34 inches wide. R Ior $60 Governor Winthrop or Block Front Secrttanu' ma- hoguny veneers. 32%2 inches wide. R h;z $62 ! Kneehole Desks with 9 fitted drawers; veneers. Regulor;z $39. Kneehole Desks in modemn style, flnlsh'd in wclnuf. Regularly $26. Now $17.75 Governor Winthrop Desks; 4 dmwarl with focks, mahogany veneers. Automatic leaf supports. larly $45. - 3‘%‘5 Colonial mahogany or walnut AND THOUSANDS OF OTHER CLEARANCE ITELIS — COME SEE THEM ALL! W. V. Moses & Co. Plenty of Parking Space 804 Rhode Island Avenue N.E. No Traffic Delays