Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1937, Page 12

Qurd of Thanks. GRISSETT. ERNEST. The wife and family of the late ERNEST GRISSETT of 7011 th st. 1w wish to extend thelr sincere appreciation to the relatives rien for their kindnesses and sympa his illness and for floul '.l‘lbll Ppassing. Breaths. ALLMAN. LOUISE 3. On Mond 4. 1947, 8l her Tesidence, .. LOUISE (!d 79 years, J. mdnw of John H. Allmln and mother of John E. Allman. Funeral lrom th? bove residence on Thursday. Janua pm. Relatives and Tiends are nmv,ed nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Tangements by P. A. Taltavull. BEALL, EDWARD THOMPSON. h!uddenl! 937, Slowain S EDWARD. THOMP: 70, 0 years, beloved bus- band of Imogene. . Funeral se e htldl:t nethesdl M. E. Church on 'l'hul’ndnhy J‘l":“““r’ne’lzr" 2 nfi:. urch ce - NGy oy . Barver. unonsvmc Md. {5 CA‘I'HEllNE BOWIE On Tuesday, "Jflll;unry 5, her residence. Su gerland. ealvere. ‘Gounty: Md.. CATH BOWIE BELT. daughtér RN Comar. Willlam " Josepn Belt Ellen Bowle Belt, P\meml Thursday, January 7. at * . from All Saints’ Church. Slmdrrhmd Md. Interment church cemetery. nm. On ‘Tuesday. fm'r;\erlv of Alexandria. V2 of Hnrnf %, Bo«;:a‘w‘uwk oseph Ga g:“:beon %. on Thursday. January at'1 p.m. Interment Alexandria. Va. AMMACK, E\IMA On Wednesday. Jan- ¢ uary 6. 1047, at Siblev Memorial Hos- P EMMA CA\{‘\{ACK Remains Test- inz the Sergeon Co. funeral home. 1011 7th st. n.w. hereafter. s uncay. Jan! E“EEK 7 5!‘;5)”(!”13“}?0&91[31 FRANK M CHEEKS hu<hnnu oi th! late l’nnnie ‘Thompson Cheek: Ch: Fairmont Hmnu Mu “brot L berta Peyton, Mamie E. Ruth and Sadie t H; s also £ B Sntay Cfesume ot Travig ‘““'f“%n'\‘,“r:“a\\ Sannary Teral A from the 1bo\‘v~nmwd csnbllshmrm. Interment Harmony Cemeters. ALLEN F. On Monday. Jnn- Carson's Private Hos- T. CLAYBORNE. beloved acgie Allen. He also leaves ree brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains Testing at the \, Ernest Jarvis funers) hurch “143% You st nw. Funcral Thu above [lmrr\l church Llneoln ‘Memorial Cemetery. 0\\0“ DENNIS. On 'me<dny January IO D EeOeCS eibved husband CO! el n‘ DEN“ISCRKHEYH\Q A. Connor (nee Funeral from the above resi- January at_ 8 uary pital ALLE husband of five shlers o 3o Inxermt_nl The Apostle Church ‘ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. rmfana Iriends invited. Please m;m flowers. com’cn JUNIOR C, Suddenh .on Sun- day January_ 3. 193 30 am. JUNIOR C. COOPER. ‘the l)e'mrd son of the late Benjamin and Sarah S. Cooper, Tosing husband of Anna C. Cooper of 1609 Sth st. n.w. He also leaves many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the W. Erne Jarvis funeral church, 1412 You st. n.w.. until 11 am. (Pednesdhy: thereafter at Mit late Tesi® dence. Funeral Thursdav. January 7. at pm. from St Paul's M. E. Church Kth st. between D ;nld E sts. sw. x:!nré« ‘Wing officiating. elatives and {ri invited. Intermcnt Harmony Cemetery, COOPER. JUNIOR C. Special rommumca. tion of Felix Lodge. A& . January r E JUNIOR . ER Xr('m st. e s"'-r“ WARD ‘COX. W. M, CHAS. C. CARTER, Secretary. OOPER, J OR C. Members of the ¢ \uunln‘ Men's Immediate Relief Associa- tion reauested to attend the funeral of JUNIOR C. oPl_:‘w. on Thursday, .hnu Bl M= e Coand,D gl 2, E. M. SMITH. Secretars ETHERIDGE, JOI uary 3. 1t 5w NS brother, of Mrs don, Comn.t devoted e any friends. - Remains resting at fhe John T. Rhines funeral chael. 2rd and Eve ste. s where funeral services Will be held Friday. Januars 8. S e terment i Rosemont cemmry D. Pre*ldenh . _On Sunday. Jan- is residence. 226 K s lTH‘ER;DCv’E de\mei Eva Rose of n- Yed Triend of Ruby E L. JOHN F. On ‘Tuesday. Jflnunr! o Corigd meslal JOIE NNEL aged 28 vears. {V‘E Fennell and the late Mary R. Fen- nell 0! the Cl;‘ns[;ulor 1Aplb§lehei¥ ll:g Fran rs. ¥ *Fennell ‘ot Butalo. N. John Cabel of Evanston. Ll Arthur_ Ruliston_of Clovers Puneral services Thursday. January 7. at o am. at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N’ st nw.: thence to St. M Catholic Chuirch. Laurel. Md here Pather Myers il] say mass at 10 am. for the repose of rent Laurel Cemeters. ved PO RORD eres Ford " He leaves to mourn their loss a stepmother, Maria Ford,_and_three brothers. John. James and Joseph Ford. and a host of other felatives and {riends, FPuneral © Earle Better's funeral home, er st. se. Thursday mornine. Lianuary Mass will be held at 9 am. at St e charch for Fepose of hit soul. Tnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rela- tives and friends invited. GRELNE; ST NLEY L. On Tuesday. Jan- uary- 5. 1037. at_his home._on Ritchie rd. between Forestville and Ritchie. Md.. EYANLEY L. son of Fraderick M. and Martha Finnev Greene. Body resting £t the Ritchie Bros. funeral home. Marl- boro. Md.. until time fo which will be held at Forestvi on Friday. January R ot Thterment church cemetery. UNTRER, RERTHA P, On Mondar. Jan- ARy & 00 ot Garfield Hospita) P GU‘\'TIIER sister of MJ aunt of Jamesetta ideley James M. Rideley, “Ehe is also survived' by three uncles. three cousins, other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Stewart's funeral home. 30 H st. ne.. until 1 p.m. Wednesday. January _f: thereafter at her late residence. 11 R st. n.w. Funeral Thursday. Janvary 7 at 1 pm. from The Fiffeenth Street Presbyteritn Ghurch. T5th and R sts. n.w. Rev. Tavior of- ficiating. 8 RGROVE. LEE CALVIN. JR. Suddenly B A oy, January 1. LEE CAL- VIN HARGROVE. Jr., of 713 South Cynn st.. ‘Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 7432 You st. n w.. until 5 p.m. Wednés- day: thereaitsr at his late residence. Funeral Friday. January 8. at 2 pam. from the Mount ‘Olive Baptist Church. Rev. Green officiating. Interment Hu mony Cemetery. NNING, ANNIE E. On Tutcdas Janu- = i ANNIE E. HENNING (nee Koher) ‘oeloved wife of the late Frank 3. Henning. Remains resting at the Wm. H. Sardo & Co. funeral chapel, 417 H st. n'e. Funeral services at Eastern Presby- terian Church on Thursday. Jenuary 7. at 2 p.m Relatives and friends invited Interment Glenwood Cemetery. HORTON. WILLIAM., Departed, this lite Mondat, Jatuary 4 1037 at 13 mid- night Teaves lo moarn their Joss' pis. beloved wife, Hester Horton: nine children (eight daughters and one son), 32 dehil- sen. 33 great-grandchildren. Services Priqay. Januars 8. at 2 p.m Chantilly Church. Interment church cemetery JOHNSON. ESTELLE C. On Tuesday J- - uary 5, ESTELLE_C. JOHNSO! Beloved wh devoted _mother of Mrs. jler. Funeral from her late residence. 2416 North Capitol st.. on Friday. Jan- uary R at R:30 am.: thence to St Martin's Church, where reauiem mast will be said at 9 a.m. Relatives and Triends Imvited: Tnterment: Cedar Hill Cemetery. 7 JONES. IVORY. Departed this life Janu- 19537 “at Gallinger 1, 2 a T. Rhines funeral chapel. i sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. ‘NOPP‘ leA K. 41087, at RA n L. Kl’wnn of 3813 "Rth s'. Mount Rainier, Remains resting at _the Nevius fu- nerll home. 024 New York ave. n.w. Puneral from the Sherwood Presbyteriar Church, 22nd st. and Rhode xshmd ave. ursday. January 7. at Xnurment in Fort Lincoln Cametery 8 On Monday, Januar; ____ TUNERAL DIRECTORS. ]ou h F. Birch’s Sons, Manager) Phone Welt 00!7 'COCK. Estabiished 1841 3034 MSt. N.W. Frank Geler s Sons Co. 113 Seventh 5‘. NAtloml 2473 WILLIAM (H. SCOTT 409 8th 8t. SE. Lincoln 0530 V. L. SPEARE CO. 1 the successo: or connected wi &I‘%‘r{ll llm rBDe‘l‘re 'lnblhhmnl Nt 2892 ] St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave. NE. Lincoln 5200 _ FUNERAL DES| ERAL DESI S, ~_GEOC. SEAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBU' AT MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. 0106 ona” Sundays. Cor. 14th & Eye GUDE BROS. CO Floral Picces 1813 F 8. N.! NAtional 4376 Notice of funeral | also leaves other relatives. Braths. NSDALE, JORN Tug M ll’u\ i l""{h hlnfl o Mar Funer. X?’n C‘nmh \J oysius Trionds avited: incorment et Olvet riends inv! Cemetery. (Texarkana. Ark. bpapers blease copy.) LEHNERT, FREDERICK WILLIAM. Sud- denly, on Tuesday. Janusry 5, 1937, at Fo:t Myer, Va. LEHNERT. beloved hunbnnd of Ann!e Lehnert and father of Mrs. William Geever and Ph!lligw hhnert hml bln -L Thursday, January t 2 P. tives "and 'friends invited. Prospect Hill Cemetery. LEHNERT, FRED W. A special communica- on of Dawson Lodge. No. 18, will be eld in the llg;wmc ’hmrla 'nmuau o'c] the purpo on ieia: P Yiterment 8¢ of nding the (un’enm of our late hrothtr PB!D W. LEHNERT. By m‘der uf t Ww. M. A" COLBORN, Secretary. LYNCH, HAI’I‘HA LOUISE. On Tuesda: hnunry 5. 1937, at Children’s Hospits MARTHA LOUISE. the beloved daushter of Raymond and Eva Reed Lynch of 501 Nicholson st. n.w. Funeral services at the home of her Irlndnlnnll Mr. and Mrs, Prederick Reed. Gatthersburs, Hd. on Thursday. January 7. 2 pm. terment Monocacy Ceme!ery Belll"llle. Md MARSHALL, AMELIA. Departed this life January 5. 1937 at 1214 s w., AMEETA SeAnanafl. “atvoted wite ot Danfel Marshall. _She also leaves three daughters. Ethel, Mary Einora and B e {wo, sons. John and Leroy Mur- ers, five brothers and other relnlves lnd friends. at Eugene Ford's funeral home. South Capitol st Puneral January 0. at from incent Interment Mount Olivet cem- etery. MASON, NORA E. On Tuesday, h“"(n 1937 at Emergency Hospltal Washing: C.. NORA (ASO] loved wfle l\! Earl T, Mlhon -nd dl\llhler of s T. Turner of Roanoke. . She 50 survived by two sons and one dnughm Remains resting fl the Ives faneral home 2847 Wilso Afyngion” val e Wednesday. Goat 8 pm. Funeral services in Roanoke. Va. PENDLETON, IDA SMALLWOOD, On t "nn w \\'ednevlas Janunry [} IM. Ton"Wite ot Jamer i Oeadistonss -ud mother of Margaret Pack. Marie Wood- ley. Leola Pendieton. James. Harry and Henry Pendleton, Remains reslln Frazier's funeral home. 389 R. I n.w. Notice of funeral later. PRESTON. INE LARSON. On Tues d her home. 43 JOSEPHINE LARSON, PRES: TON. "beloved wife of Henrs Preston. She is also survived by a son. Henry J. Preston. of Oakland, Calif.. and_ five daughters. Mrs. Rose Lee. Mrs. Irenz Frost. Martha. Theresa and Marie Pres- ton, all of Washington. D, C. Remains resting at Birch's funeral home. 3034 M st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. RAMBY. GEORGE W. On Wednesday B at’ hig Tesidence.” 20 Asaph st. Alexandria. Va. . RAMBY. husband of Adely Avperson Ramby. Remains resting at the Wheatley funeral home. 809 King st Alexandria Va. Funeral arrange- ments incomplete. RICHMOND. ANNIE ELIZA. On Tuesday. January 5. 1037, at the fesidence of het daughter. A RICHMOND. 'Idul o! Prederick A. Rich- mond and _devoted mother of Sidney Richmond. Mrs. Louise Tegethoff. Mrs Ruby Cogiey. Mrs. Winnifred Carpenter and the late George H. Richmond. Serv- Ices at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st. n.w._on Priday. January R at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoin Ceme- tery. SMITH. CLARENDON. On Monday, Janu. 1y 4. t his residence. 13311 Rhode Fhana ave. B RENDON aged R years. beloved husband of Lena Overall Smith, and father of Arthur Clarendon Smith and Mrs. George Burch- fleld and grandfather of Mrs. Buell Mil- ler and Mrs. Donald Lathorn and Arthur Clarendon Smith. jr. Funeral services at Hysong’s parlors, 'l'h’l(l N st. nw, on Wednescay. January 6_at 2 p.m. In- terment. private, in Glenwood Ceme- Ty, THOMAS. MARGARET LOUISE. | On Mon- day. Ja 5 STARGARET LOU! 1SE THOMAS. ‘aeed 14 Heatiy oeioved ‘dhashier ‘of Carl T Thomas. _Funeral <ervlcu ‘on Thurtda' January 7. at 1:30 o.m.. at Hines Co. ‘funeral. home. 2001 T4th &t nw. Interment Rock Creek Ceme!en Relatives and friends invited TUCKER, ELEANOR DOREMUS. In mu X n January 5, 19: TUCKER. daughter Services at ‘the Chapel of the Resurrec: tlon. Washington Cathedral, on Thurs day, January 7. at 3 YIO JOHN C. Ofln Mandlv Jlnuln 4 M-ry £ Yoo Stant. Yeor i “ubera1 ‘trom Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st. se. on Thursfll{ Jlnuuy at O a Relatives and friends in- Vited. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. Easton. Md. (] In Memoriam. | CAMPBELL. KATHERINE. In loving re- membrance of our m d! mother PHENINE "CAMES] departed this life three years ago today. January 6. 1934. Her smiling face and pleasant ways Are a pleasure to recall: She had a kindly word for each And died geloved by al H!R DEVOTED DAUGHT!H SO‘V AND s~ CURTIS. JENNIE W. In loving memory o our beloved wife and mother. JENNIE W. TIS, who left us two years ago to- day. January 6, 19 Beautiful memories of one so dear. We'll always cherish with love sincere; A day that comes with sad regret And one that we'll never forget. HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS. * FULLER, ESTELLE M. In Jovine \memory my beloved aunt. el who departed zm;):e o8 Tveer HLR DEVOTED NEPHEW. THOMAS T. ROBINSON. ‘rllrlfltr !fi'rrll.el Ir;‘!ovlm Iemems ) of my de ESTE FULLER. who departed this life one year | a0 today. Janusry 6. 1936. | | GAl\Ei !AlllA In sad but loving mem- v of our beloved mother. LAURA CAINES, Who 'departed this lI(e three years ago today. January 6. The fowers we place upon ymu -r.n Mav wither and _dec: But the Tove ‘we bore for you in life Can never fade away. HER LOVING CHILDREN. * GASKINS, !EV!AMI’N L., SR.;: ROSE ANN AND BENJAMIN L. JR. In fond but Teverent memory of our den ones. de- voted father, BENJAM! GASKIN! Sr.. who died’ et JeArs ber 27, 1917%: loving mother. ROSE GASKING, who died_nine years ao to; day. January 6. 1928. and beloved brother. BENJAMIN L. GASKINS. Jr. who died January 14. 1936. Alwass through their Xindly thoughts And still more kindly They sought the Xrnnm rosz of foy Amongst mel noxious weeds They held n fish thoughts of gain ' Nearching day, by day, Thelr Dleasure was to find the Tose Aha ihen sive it away, CLARA. PANSY. ROSALIE, EFFIE. * HENSON. MARY COOK. A tribute of love to the memory of mlr beloved one. LY COOK ~ HEN! ntered into eternsl rest four vears agc.today. Jan- uary 6. 1933. We shall always have the precious treasures without which 1'fs would be s0 mpty—beautitul eolden memories THE PAMILY. ® JOHNSDW. l.mu DICKERSON. In mem- ory of IA DICKERSON JOHNSON, who 1:1! me nx years ago today, Janu- ary 6. 193 Ang when she passed. I think there went A soul to yonder firmament. So white. 50 splendid and so fine, It came almost to Gods design, IRENE SC TAYLOR. * JOHNSON. LYDIA mcmsox In lov- ing remembrance o! our devoted wife and mmh!r LYDIA DICKERSON JOHN- SON. who left us six years ago today, January 6, 1031, GEORGE D. JOHNSON AND DAUGH- KING. JOHN B. 'In loving memory of JOHN B. KING. who puud AWAY One year ago today. January 6, 1936, Lovingly rememurefl SISTER AND m:lc: . LANAHAN. LORETTA M. In lovin membrance of LORETTA AHA y.rll)lllry 8, )B‘}B 1&![’. ?0 I" OSBORNE. LAWRENCE. ud Dut lovin Temembrance of our_beloved son_ and brother, LAWRENCE OSBORNE, Who de- 5:3&:1 Lhusl ife one year azo today, Jan- Altho' Z R Ren From ‘This world spuve done. ‘The memory of our beloved one ‘Will forever linger 1S MOTHER AND SISTERS. * OSBORNE, LAWRENCE. In sad but loving Temembrance of our dear mm LAW- RENCE OSBORNE. who fell asleep in m‘:is one year ago Mu Jsnuary 6, Loved in life. remembered in death. FO0R iR e LA WREN AND NAOH! 'OSBORNE. JR. o sweet mem- r?ory 1 dear. d vnkd me lh mm- o ot dear e other, er. %5 snne year ago nmnny. Jlnlurv 6. Oft from our hearts comes the bitter cry, SWhy. oh. why. did our mother die?" ‘The answer was said, 50 softly l‘:“ sweet, "Yuur mother is th dnd on asleen.” DAUGHTER. AND PAMILY. SISEMOORE, REBECCA E. In loving mem- ory of REBECCA E. SISEM! wife of George H. Sisemoore, who died January 6, 1929. Nothing can ever take away love our hearts hold dei and memnllel linger every day. Remembr-nu keo her neat HUSBAND. BENNET Al e or vt Seer o aad beether. EMITH. Who dcvarted B life Japuary 6. 1933, Sleen dear brother. and take thy moTEmRS. # o u lon ln bmth! years, ko 10887, onney WATT, ELBERT L. In sad but lovi T o passed away four ears aso QMI’ Jlnnlry 6, 1933. from our hearts comes s bitter cry, Wity o why. did our Joved one The answer was nld 50 s0ftly gnd ‘sweet, Your loved one is not desd, he is only MOTHER, PATHER AND HELD FOR MARYLAND . D. C. Man Arrested on Fugitive ‘Warrant. Bugene L. Sanders, jr., 41, of 1741 North Oapitol street, was arrested at his home today on a fugitive warrant and is being held at the first pre- cinct for Calvert County, Md., au- thorities. The arrest was made by Detective Sergt. Guy Rone. Police said the warrant charged Sanders with passing a worthless check on C. Oswald Stallings, jr. ‘The check amounted to $40, it was sald. 5,000 Species of Orchids. London botanists report that there are now 5000 known species of orchids. Birlhs Repor!ed Harry and Esther Sive. gir] Kenmeth ana Mildred Woodrine, Charies and Ruth Owen, boy, Leo and Lucy Roscoe, boy. Thomas and Sadie Lipscomb. boy. Connie and Eleanor Curtis, boy. James and Marv Ferguson, boy. Jack and Edna Brown, boy. Martin and Ida Meek, boy. Clarence and Laura Bowling. William and Catherine Harris, boy. and Maggie Delaney. boy. nd Dorls Branso Geotes and Marsare: .v.nm wirl. wirl Dorothy Johnson, d_Katherine nroohv nest and Margaret Benke, Frank and Opal Karsten. girl Walter and Helen Aregnbright. girl. Theodore and Marion Barra, ®irl. Yilitam and Verna Randolph. boy. Virginia Eakin, b Tanus and Virsie Ray. twins, Lacv and Jetta Ma boy. Quavle and Dorothy Clnnon jr., boy. Bertram and Gladys Hyde. boy, Myles and Jessie Timko. gir! John and Charlotte Hlnl’. llrl. Harry and Virginia Ely, girl. Walter and Natalie Gosnell, girl. Russell and Ella Samuels, girl. William and_Lois” Wooding. ®irl Walter and Marlorie Freeman. boy. rhn and Helen Franklin, Ralph ahd Movel Gilingharn. bov. Nlthtn and Elizabeth Reiskin, boy. Louis and ‘Mary Clatterbuck. boy. Prancis and Anna Harper, bov. James and Dorothy Ewin. boy. Paul and Gladys Amelotte. boy. . Ellery and Marguerite Hatnes. Howard and Charlotte Moore, girl. Richard and Grace Snyder. girl Harvey and Marguerite Dant. girl. Homer and Mildred Holt. iri. Prank and Goldie Coffman. girl. Harold lnd Elizabeth Butler, boy. Joseuh d Ruth Sharkin, twin girls. d Lillian Wiles. bo: Hiliam "ana Tsabel Zimmérman, 3, boy. Francis and Mildred Rhodv. boy, George and Virginia_Cole. George and Gladys Robey. Harold and Fave Glasser John and Frances Cline. Christopher and Margaret Garnett, Jr., girl. Roker and Margaret Jones. girl. Cleo and Josephine Rice. ' girl. Eugene and Pearl Hall. girl Oliver and Frances Bunell Thomas and_Willie Colem Robest and Rosa Jones, bo: Ernest and Alithea Parry, boy. Markeith and Vivian de Jaxum, boy. Theodore and_Dorothy_Petus, boy. Willlam_and_ Melissa, Simmors, siil. Plerce and Mozie Mathis. Henry and_Helen Stevenson. boy. Peter and Effie Livingston. boy. Ernest and Daisy Jones, girl. William and Lillian Tavior, irl Clyde and Mary Jackson. nrl William and_Elveta McK Georse and Elizabeth Ez ree and Lucille Jus(buddy boy. William and Malissa Kelly, Charies and Mildreg Mas. bov. James and Mabel Mercer. boy. Clarence and Mabel Campbell. William and Jennie Weir. girl. James and Carrie Brogden. boy Chester and Bernice Conue. boy Leroy and Della Jennings, B A ETdre e sy, | Marshall and Alice Brown. boy. George ulia_Thorpe James and Beatrice snmmon, Joseph and Anna Nelson, gir] Walter and Thelma s:on sirl. sirl. sirl. Marriage Licenses. 21, both of 12 Tl Teen e 31. 118 G s s, 52, Baltimore, and Colonial Hotel: Rev 28, _ Arlington, 217 Patter- b filK 6th st. » 7 Barney nha Raron B Cross. Jro 3l "emd Lillian C. Robiison. o both of 7 Florida e dge A.'W. Bcol Wiilam. g Ruddick. 42. Wilkes-Barre, and Theresa V. Meadows. 38, 1747 s 1s:h s & Benne B 405 bth d nns. 3 st.. an Naimo :vmm 19, 1117 Bth st.s Rev. H. Z. Plumm Benjamin J. Steinberg, 53. Baltimore, and Sara Brenner. 53, Philadelphia: Judge Nathan Caytor, Jam . 1222 Wisconsin ave and lwn’n;m“nfchrnllme 27, Herndon. Va. el Roosevelt Grier, 27, 1332 21 'l'hfl’esl C. Lee, 27, 1136 19th W, Scctt, n. 26. snd R. Gflnnil‘u:'l Boin"or predéricr: Ma- Rev. " Raymond K. Dulleck, 23, Minnespolis. and Fern L. Amundwn 23. 01 Massa- :hlfil‘crfll ave.: 3“A ‘P‘"Poo e. Wflhe I‘ )‘cconn!ll 36. Ilc o5 L. Fisher — Ill;e‘r JHMIlleL 119!. 111203 st. rman. 18, Rev. H. M. Canter. ner. Irma Tramer, 41. Norman Gerstenfeld. circle se.: *Jutie In Memortam. WILLIAMS, BENJAMIN F. In loving mem- o ghaSur dear husband and father WILLIAM! eparted ho d zhu life onc Jear ago todu. .':nlun 6, Thl gnln of d.:’nh 1is passed, eased, L8’ Sons Jousney ciosed at last, Mav his 1 it 1 LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. * Any Family | Pauline Nelmln, 42, Lee, Robert W. Jenkins. 24 and Viola Jones, | MRS. JOHN L. KNOPP PNEUMONIA VICTIM te. | Funeral of Wife of Real Estate AOpentor to Be Held Tomorrow. Mrs. Flora Kendall Knopp, 72, wife of John L. Knopp, for many years & prominent real estate operator and builder in the Langdon and Wood- ridge section, died Monday of pneu- monh in Sibley Hospital. in Indiana in 1864, Mrs. Knanp came here as & bride in 1893. For many years she was identified with civic affairs and religious activi- ties in the Langdon and Woodridge section. Recently her home had been at 3813 Twenty-eighth street, Mount Rainier, Md. She had been active in the Sher- wood Presbyterian Church, the North- east Suburban Wcwen's Christian Temperance Union and the Wood- ridge Garden Club. Surviving are her husband, now a vice president of the Northeast Build- ing Assoclation, and a sister, Mrs. Mary Mooney, Brooke, Ind. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Sherwood Church, with the Rev. Thomas Law Coyle officiating. The body will lie in state in the church from 1 p.m. until the time of the funeral. Burial will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers will be Daniel Sawyer, Judgee Gus A. Schuldt, Ad- drew Wilson, Prof. Louis D. -Bliss, James L. Sherwood and Alfred L. Foster. Active pallbearers will In- clude W. B. Putnam, Henry Althoff, J. K. Lawson, Homer H. Cummings and M. O. Bull. MISS EMILY .S MOORE DIES AT HOME HERE Resident of Washington for 40 Years Was Native of New Jersey. Miss Emily Salter Moore, 88, died Monday at her home, 1851 Columbia road. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. today at the residence, and the body was to be taken to Philadelphia for burial tomorrow. Miss Moore, a resident of Wash- ington for 40 years, was born in Eliza- beth, N. J,, and spent the first part of her life in Williamsport, Pa. Her paternal grandfather was Right Rev. Richar¢g Channing Moore, first Epis- copal Bishop of Virginia. Miss Moore, a member of St. Mar- garet’s Episcopal Church, is survived by a sister, Miss Virginia Moore, 92, of Washington; two nephews, G. Be- dell Moore, San Antonio, Tex., and Grant H. Moore, Sparks, Nev., and two nieces, Miss Virginia Moore, San Antonio, and Mrs. James L. Patten, San Marino, Calif. Deaths l.?eported. Emilv S. Moore. 87. 1851 Columbia rd. Robert H. Hardy. 8. Georgetown Hospital. Clarendon Smith. 82. M- u Sparks, &1, 918 M st bull” %0, leld Hospital. Vingenza Snano, 66, Conn. ave. Edward V. Roche. us 815t st e, Perdinand Dorr, 61, Casuaity Hospital Gotw. 1860 Ingleside ter. runcu SeEmer: 80 Hamtin ot John .v. Gainey. 58, 1020 4th st ne. John K. Boykin. 51, 1901 Columbia rd Donna Keir, 50. 3501 Nicholas ave. Jeremiah Sullivan, 40, 2650 W, comxn Walter E. Vaughn, 421 Ord st. Thomas B, Gorman. o; Gallinger Hotsital. Fred Mul]!., .'Hz Georléw'n Hospital firm Ernest Bell, 52 Providence Hospital. Nanie Briggs. 50, Bl James Robinson. 45 William E. ger_Hospital. ing 'nnbt'culosls Hospital. Alonzo Gam| le 19, Gallinger Hospita §. Gallinger Hospital Tuberculosis_Ho: FLOWERS OUPONT CIRCLE E NO.7000 Milburn T. ZIRKLE Co. l‘l'Vl:lAl. DIRECTORS bulance Service 510 C St NE. Linc. 5537 North Side of Stanton Park. SINCE 1855 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 517 11tb St. S.E. 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Luncheon, Kiwanis Club, Mayflower Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Meeting, Dames of the Loyal Legion, Mayflower Hotel, 2 p.m. Dance, Junior League, Mayflower Hotel, 10 p.m. Dinner, Customs Bureau, Treasury Department, Mayflower Hotel, 7 p.m. Meeting, Washington Chapter, Alumnae Association of North Caro- lina University, 1634 I street, 8 pm. Meeting, Society of Free Lance Writers, Shoreham Hotel, 8 p.m. Dinner, Thirteen Club, Willard Hotel, 6:30 p.m. Dance, Southern States Society, Willard Hotel, 9 p.m. CLARENDON SMITH FUNERAL CONDUCTED Burial in Glenwood Cemetery for President of Transfer and Storage Company. Puneral services for Clarendon Smith, 832, president of the Smith Transfer & BStorage Co., are being held this afternoon in Hysong's fu- neral parlors, 1300 N street, with Rev. Dr. Joseph Loughran of Cleveland Park Congregational Church officiat- ing. Burial will be private in Glen- wood Cemetery. Mr. Smith died Monday at his home, 1313 Rhode Island avenue, after a short illness. A resident of this city since he was 16 years old, he estab- lished the storage business and built it up to its present proportions. Earlier, he began in the commission business here with a capital of only $5 borrowed from a friend. After this, he was for 20 years in the flour and feed business at Fifth and K streets. Mr. Smith was active in many or- ganizations and had contributed to charitable and welfare work and to several churches. Man Missing From Skiff. BEAUFORT, N. C, January 6 (#).— A 16-foot skiff, identified as one rented to Leslie Slocum, Plainsfield, N. J,, insurance man, Friday, was found awash in the breakers near Slater Path late yesterday, but there was no trace of the missing man. 412 H St. N.E. The Matter of Cemetery Plots for Families Who Are Unprepared Sudden and unexpected loss of a loved one occurs in many families that have made no previous or selection of a burial plot. the many anticipated and provided for in the services of the WM. H. 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