Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1937, Page 14

Qard of Thanks. lAlIl! BOBERT NENRY. The family of ROBERT HENRY HARD grate mlly lcknu'ledn your kind l!mnlthl and’ floral offerings a¢ his death. Beaths. ; . ASH. on wmma" -hgll ary 13. Ga.. 87th_year, FAl late James R. Ash. Hiries Co. atives and “frien - lerment Arlington National ‘Wedn xau ' BEACH. e w GEO RO at e reidence: January 1: 1 unt e AT rirt ACH. S5, e lea dl ghter, Martha Beach nf 'hh clty and a son. G. F. each of New York City. Services at is late residence Friday. Jenuary 5. £ 2 pm. Interment in Fairfax Ceqe- ery. BEALL, VIRGINIA LOUISA. On Wednes- L Jlmur! 13 mav at her r!s!drnce Bl INIA LOUISA AL dauanier "ot Nie ¥hamen o and Cathering Golybor sugh Beal and sister of Mrs, Jessie Joyes. Mrs. W. ¢ Wallace. Mrs. Joseph Mann. Mrs. R. Willett. Charles W. and Goldshorough Services at Joseoh ~Gawler's L 1750 Pa. ave. nw. on Friday. m _Intéerment Union Temetors! Rotkvitie, M. BLACK. ROBERT. On Monday. Janua ¢ UL 0937 b Gallinger Hospital ROB: BLACK loving brother_of Moses and James Biack and Carrie Biack: _He so ‘Is survived by other relative< and & host of friends. Kemain< resting at Lowe's funeral home. 013 Florida ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. Departed this_life B , at Gallinger Hos- BL/ 'O Remains Pecting'at the 3 L LOWE fineral home. 913 Florida ave. n.w. Notice of (u- neral later. BOARMAN. ANNA FRANCES, i Janua; FRANCES BOARMAN the hel of Corbin C. Boa Funaral from fer Tnte residence. Queen = Chavel rd. and Ea ve.. on Priday, January 15. at 9:3 .: thence to St. Anthony’s Church 17th and Lawrence sts. n ‘where mass of requiem will be offered 10 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. BOARMAN, CORBIN C. Suddenly on ‘Tuesdav. January 12. 1037. CORBIN C. BOARMAN. the beloved _husband of Anna Frances Boarman. Funeral flom his late res[denu Queens Chapel and Esstern ave. on Friday. sudzlenly ANNA 5. Anthnnys Church lflh AN sts. ne. where mass of reauiem will be at 10 atives and Irlend! mvlled Inlel’mcm Mount Olivet Cemetery. BOARMAN. MARGARET MARY. Suddenly. on Tuesday. Januarv 12 1037. MAI FARET CHARY " BOARMAN ©Poneral from her late residence. Queens Chape! rd. and Eastern ave. on Friday, Janu- ary 15 at 9:30 am: thence to St Anthony's Church. 12th_and Lawrence sts. ne. where mass of reaniem will be 10 latives and giends 1nvited. Taterment Mount Olvet ‘eme BOARMAN. WILLIAM FRANCIS. Sudden- 1y. on Tuesdav. January M 18 BOARMAN _ Funeral from hls late residence Queens Chapel rd. and Eastern ave. on Priday. Janu- ary 15. at_9:30 : thence 'to St Anthony’s Church. 12th and Lawrence 2ts. ne. where miss of reauiem will be flered 10 Relatives _and $riends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemeters. COOPER. JAMES J. uary i3, 1837 Independence PER. On Wednesday. Jan- at his_residence. 900 MES Patrick's Church. T0th, and G s on Saturday. January 16. at lfl nm ‘18 CRAWFORD, HATTIE. Wedresday. January i3. 1037.° at her residence. 1355 B st. n.e. HATTIE CRAWFORD, daughier ‘of Stephen and Marie Brown: sister of Stephen Russell Brown. She also leaves other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Stewart's funer: 0 H st. ne. Notice of lux;es = s FBROOK. Wife 0f Diiryee gaughter of Eva'A. and the late William Station. near Rockv.lle. at the chapel of Warner E. Pumphrey's funeral home. Rockville. Md.. on Friday. January 15, at Dm. " Interment Union Cemeter! 14 A J. On Thursday, Jan- 5 !93" at Little Sisters’ Home. DIGGS. wife of the late EANIE Diexs spd. devoted” mother of Mary K. Ball She also is suryived by four grandchildren. four great-grand- children and other relatives and many friends. Remains resting at the Mc- Guire funeral home. 1820 9th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. DOWNEY. CAPT. GEORGE !AP!lB. At G!ORGE "SABER DOW! Fa OOl the late Briz. Gen. George . Serment . Ariin Friday. January 15, 1937. at 3 EGGLESTON, CHLOE. Departed this lite on Monday. January 11. 1937, at Eme gonts CHbtbital GHIOE - EGGLESTON jeaves to mourn their loss a husband. Ezgleston: also_other relatives ds. Puneral Pridav. January at 1 pm.. from Mount Moriah Bap- tm Church. * Interment Lincoln Cem- tery.” Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Capitol o s JI.. lr.cus'ro'l CHLOE. Columbla Temole, 2 Ciesuian ‘of sorrox -nmmhy January | 14. 1937 at the Elks' Home to arrange for the funeral of our late dauchter. CHLOE EGGLESTON. Funeral Fridav. January 15, 1 bm. from Mount oriah’ Baptish Chureh: PAULINE ROBINSON. D. R. NAOMI E. WASHINGTON, Secretary. ERVIN. T. MOXLEY. On Wednesday. january 13 1057, at bis residence; 2200 King ‘Alexandria. Va.. Y ged 63 years. husband of An- toinette P. Ervin._ Funeral services' on Friday. January 15, at 2:30 p.m. his late residence.” Interment Union Cem- den]! on MAR- ervice: &7 tieral home. 2901 1 Saturday. January 16, Tives ana friends invited. Rock Creek Cemetery. FOLEY, JOHANNA C. (SIS), day. Jlnulr!fllA'L 19‘!4 p.m. ' Rela- ‘Interment 15 On Wednes- Friday. January 15, 9:3 ‘thence to St. Aloysius Shuren. where, reqslem mass will be said 10 a.m. Relatives and friends in- Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- POLEY. JOHANNA C, The Ladies of the Third Order o Frang re Secaeatad 3o Ssiemble n 21 d ne. i Duroseof reciag the Rosary for the repose of the late sister, Easterbrook_ formerly of Randolph | Services Braths. JAMES. MYRTLE, Suddenly. on Monday. 19: tp 8 Alcxends: JAMES, loving on_Thurse neral services and interment. JENKINS. MABEL J. Departed this life on Sundaz Januery 10. 1937 MABEL J. * JENKINS, She es, to mourn their foss & loving hisband. father. son, three sisters. one hrother and a host of other relatives Remains resting at Ruth Dab- ney & Co.’s funersl home. 454 O A nw. Remains may be viewed at 4 p rsday. Funeral from yneral home Friday. Jan at 1 p.m. Interment Payne's Cemeu"‘ 14 JOHNSON, PAI“H! Suddenly. on Tues- 937. at her residence, r PATTIE JOHNSON. ‘Alice " Fletcher, " sister of Blanche Wiegins, She aiso_leaves one broth: other relatives and friends. Remains rest'ng at the W. Ernest Jarvis (unenl church. 1. 1" Y and al 1 P Thyi Fineral Monday. January Trom " the ‘Tenth: Stveet. Babtist Church: 10th and R sts. n.w.. . “Henry, pastor. Interment Lincoln’ Memarlll Cemetery, JOHNSTON, LEWIS MORG. nesday, January 13. 1 town University Hospital. GAN JOHNSTON . husband_of Daisy Johnston, father of Sidney R. Johnston. Geneva McCallister and Lewis' M. Johnston. jr. Funeral services at the 8. H. Hlnu Co. funeral ome, 2901 14th st. n.w. on Friday, Jomiry 13, at b:0 pm. Interment Columbia Gardens. Va. JUNGKURTH. GILMORE G. on Wednesday, Ja: his residence. 27 MORE G. JUNGKU! ) ing at the 8. H. Hines Co. runeral home. ;.!"‘()l 14th st. n.w. Notice of funcral ater KEENAN. MARGARET. On Monday. Jan- uary i1, 1937 MARGARET KEENAN. the beioved mother of Mrs. May Webster. Funeral services at the W. W, Chambers Co. Southent funeral home, 517 11th at 9:30 m. Donunic’s Church, h'and E sts. s.w., where requiem mass will be offered at 10 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends in- :md, Interment Mount Olivet Cr? ery. LETTOW. CHARLES B, On Tuesday. Ja a 37. at Mount Alto Hospit HARLES " DETTOW. ‘beloved hu Sane of Lulisn JefTrics Lettow and X !nl father of Margaret Elizabeth Le!- e from his late residence. .. on Friday. January :thence to St. Ann's ‘Wisconsin ~ave. n.w. Vhere requiem mass will be Said at 10 am. for the repose of his soul. Rela- tives and friends fnvited Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 14 LE‘Y 1LOLIS ll On Tuesday. J: ulry 4 U) A870ked “ushand of' Brma- Bach- vy and father of Julla Bornet and Retta Graft. “Funeral from his late residence Thursday, January 14. at 1:30 pm. Interment Washington Hebrew Congre- gation Cemetery. 13 LEVY, MRS. NATALIE E. Dtnurke '.hls life_ Wednesday. January a.m. at the Tesidence of her Riece: 818 3rd 'st. n.e. ALIE LEVY' She 1eaves to Misirn thelr 105 & mother, Mrs. Lizzi: McLain of Camden. 8. C.: brother. Georse W. McLain of New York City: ten sisters. Miss Minnic L. Mec- Lain, Mrs, Ertha Collins of Camden. S Mrs. Julia Douglas of Charlotte. N. & Mrs: Dalsy Tavior of Orangebure. S. €., Mrs. Bertha E Warren. Mrs. Idlean vy of Washington. D. C,: Mrs. Lillian Wilkoh of “Florence. 3. s 5t garette Fogz of Passaic, N._J.: Alwilder Schenk of Trenton. N. J.. and Mrs. Otis Dixon of Boston, Mass and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at E. W. Bundy's fu- neral home. 621 Florida ave. n.w. Fu- neral services at Camden. S. C. 15 | MAKEL. ELIZARETH. =On Wednesday. January” 13, 10 her _residence. t'n % ELIJABETH MAKFL, Gevoted miothier Binclair; u thirty-five _grandchildren, erandchildren. two nephews Telatives and friends. Remains reSting he W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 2 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. MARKWARD. CLARA V. On January 13. 108 ARy yidence Hosplial CLARA V. MARKWARD. cousin of Prank Essex. Funeral from Gawler's Tinerai parior January 15 at 8 will be said at § a.m. Relatives and friends inyited. MATTHEWS. JOHN. Departed this life on Tuesday, January 12. 1937 at Gallinger Hospital. JOHN MATTHEWS. beloved son of Elizabeth Matthews. father of Edith’ Matthews. brother of Gertrude Sewel! and Samuel Matthews. Remains resting at Eugene Ford’s_funeral home. 1300 South Capitol st. Puneral Satur- day. January 16, at 9:30 a.m.. from Re- rnbnm Bart! m Chureh, 1st st. between N and O sts. s.w. terment Arlington National Cemeters. 15 MAYO Sh! leaves to TOGF their lozs one daughter Mrs. Sid- ney Janifer: three sons. Philiip. Calvin and Moses Mayo: several grandchildren and a host of friends. Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home, 614 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. MCMORRIS, KATE WILLIAMS, this lite on . 15 Lot Angeles KATE 1 MORNIS, Wite of the 1ate Gegrae, W. McMorris. mother of Mrs D A more. Maj, Mrs. W, 3 home of Mrs. W. J. Barnes. : Ness st. n.w. Saturday. January 30 pm." Interment Glenwood Ce MILLER, CALEB STABLER. _On 'nmn- day. January 14. 1937, at_Homeopathic Hospital. CALEB STABLER MILLER, beloved husband of Mary W. Miller and father of Helen Miller, _Services at_his late Tesidence. 3335 18th st. n.w.. Sat- urday, Januafy 16, at 2 pm. Inter- ment private. 15 late Thomas T. Stokes, Also_surviving her are three sisters.” Mrs. Bertha D. Boyle of Baltimore. Md : Mrs E. Matthews and Mrs, Glldy‘ E. son: a_ brother. James T. Stokes. other relatives. " Funeral services will be held at the Lincoln Congregational Chureh. 11th and R sts. n.y. Saturday, 1 _pm. Re officiating. 'Remains her late home after Friday at 10 am. 15 OLESEN., CLARA A. Sudden 44 E st A. O] Beloved wite “ui "the. Gete Tory_ Olomn: Funeral will be, held from Zurhorst's funeral parlors. 301 East Canitel ot iday, Triter- ment_Glenwood Cemetery. Plense omit flowers. ANN. Prefect. FORBES. MARGARET Janusiy 14. 1037 Bavhitey "ot Mhe Clate Johri_and . Anh = Clate a Gioss Forbes. - Notice of sricss later ANGWISCH, ROBERT L. esday c.htmlnrynl!‘:‘hmafi in Bnd!ord H"!rnfli: Ik mru'lservibel will be held in Pltuhlfl’gh Pa. A {anyary i‘ ‘Washini lg D. C. in — ;?_esl%flm on Fridsy.” January 16. at GRAY, 1937, GRAY. funeral home, tice of funeral later. GREEN, GRANT. Suddenl . Tuesday. Janu- %7, at his siater's residence. e. GRANT GREEN He leaves to mouri r loss his wife, Estelle Green; Uhree dapshters. ", Rer Sohdence: 408 FOI Thursda: Thterment EVA. On Tuesday, Jar Junuuy 12 at_ Emergency EVA Remuiy Testine st Fraziers 89 K. 1 ave. n.w. No- holson ave. O oty Ghost. Church. - Tom Md. on Friday. January 15. at i am. Interment noly ahu Ce Ty, BAMBRIGHT, .Y nuary 1%, lD’{‘l nt Prnvld-nce Hns- i H. HAMBRIGHT. ins restine at the o \* Bome. 317 eral” home BEiisaay evenin, ‘ment X‘m‘.lsur 1t the memory L‘}‘mfl‘”.‘:é -‘.}’ ther. Nnnmh L CE R rand | u&a of the Here, -m: Jln I" 12 services R’lnl ch-nel. 317 Pl ave, se.. lfi Interment Lancaster., Pa. )RREST REILLY. h:lted R SHELBY. e W. 8. NANLIN. GEANT. On Wodnasder. Jui uary' 10 1007 at iy Texidence. ‘310 ih st ne. R e Boiband of Aands Hemin - Services H. Hines Co. funeral home, Sider of Attest: al bnthzr-ln-h' Gecra Bremmer- T 614 n ay, January 15 4t d0 nunu o, b h:u .. be eM at 10 .30 sts. whers servi lervhn i e 10:30 m"nmt Arllnnou Nmnnd JAMES. EUNICE. ddenly; January 10, 1 avnon %9...: e - T 221 m?‘tflek st. lexandria. u. Pm-%. fibfld to Efl- -rv 1& OLESEN, CLARA A. A xmhl meeting n( Martha Chabter, No. 4. O. E. S., will b i, for the urpose of attends fie the Zuneral of our late sister. Mrs. By order of the worthy matron. MRS. ISABEL TITLOW. MRS. EVELYN F, HURSH, Secretary. PEAISON. HARY €. On Thursday, Jan- uary 14. rs. MABY C. PEAR B5Y. beiov e motees n M. Hation: (nes Bearsm).. Punsral services at her late residence. 5330 418t at. n.w.. Saturday. January 16. at 10 a.m. In- terment Arlington National O—melfil‘s’. PLUMMER. EDITH E. On Wednesday, January 15, 1947 at her home. Cedar wife of Edward Salem M. . on Friday. January 15, at 2 p.m. Interment chur cemetery. QUINTER. WILLIAM January 13, 1937, at ce, 3930 Conn. ave. n.w. Tilden Gnrden WILLIAM . QUINTER. aged ks, Weloved hushane of Mrv. Ellsaeth ll Quinter lnd (lther of Mrs, Warren rim Francis Willson Camp. B 2 Ao survived "oy i mothere Mis: Quinter, and two sisters. Miss n.w. Funeral Jnmun 15 at 11 a. Memorial “Church, Con: aves. n.w, Interment Rock Creek C etery. em- 14 BOBINSON., NANNIE J, on Wednesday. January 13. 1037 a7 pm.. NANNIE 4. INSON of 1209 Que st.'n.W.. Widow of the late Dlvld A, Robinson. “beloved mother of Harey J. Robingon and moth: er-in-law of Edna Scott Robinsoj mains resting at her late Tesidence. Fu- neral from Asbu Church. 11th K S fowe Baturday Sshuery 10 1 p.m. Rev. R. M. Wiliiams nflci 3 g. Interment Harmony Cemzun. Arrangements by l(cGll lire. ROLLINS, LEWIS Jani a7 5t the horae s ot i dla):hter 1855 od _ Hope 4_4 P, e e Survived one daughter, Mrl Anna !o'erb\ltt!. one son. Alfred Rollins; two sisters. Mrs. J. R Meeks ichar nrvleel hldn, All_Souls’ th Lincol Clar: Funeral urvlcu r Andren ..on Saturday. January 16, Interment chirch cemetery. SCANLON. EDWARD. On Wedi fiexdl’ January 13 1037, st 4 sm.. at Provi- dence Hospital. 'EDW. \NLON. gg“ be.lo"d M:n of '.hl late 1¢ nnn Eervices at the Sergeon Co, funeral home 1011 Tth st ‘Frida: Ty at_9:30 apel. Vi at 11 am. fends attend. Mount Olivet Cemetery. t | WARREN, SHELTON. SARAH GII‘I'IWI. Tuesday. _January BAl GERTR! George R. Shelton, Alvin, Leon. George. o Remains resting at the gls funeral church, e Tifeiment Rosemont Cemzun. SIMON. ELIZABETH RANGE. nesday, January 13. 1937, s Priday. January 15, at 2 p. n.w. on on Satu Interment Farmersville. IIL day afternoon. January 16. anuary 12 7. l . Corners. Md. HENRY ASHBY 8K W‘ILM beloved husband of Oe!lenc C. and father of Quincy C. 8. B, Fleshman lnd {.Vl H. Cai ter. Funeral from te residen on Priday. January 15 Rel. tives and friends 1nvlled lnurment Glenwood Cemetery, Services by the Ww. W. Chambers Co. STEELE, MELVIN N. On Wednesday. .hn‘ uary 13. 1937. at the residence of his daughter. Mrs, Eve B. Hofman, 15th st. n.w. MELVIN N. ST) and Mrs. Vioiet B, Hear services, private. at Lee's furieral home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. Private in- oSty o Mass, AN Chmetery. (Wb chester, Va.. Dapers please COPY. STONER. GEORGE WALTER. On Wed- Sesday. Jamuary 1t 1037 at the resi; dence “of his sist * Marqaret Fauset. 1431 Hnrvud st. n' GEORGE WALTER STONER. flmeul services at the aboye residence on Friday, January p.m, Interment National Me- Imorial Park Cemetery. On Tuesday. SULLIVAN. THOMAS 3. SK. on Tucs VAN. Sr. beloved husband of the late Ellen C. Sullivan (nee McCartney). Fu- neral trom his late residen 27 Emer- Friday. January 15, at . High reqnlem mass at St Gabriel's Church at 9 am _ Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Tad ave Fathick “ane "Elen. Toomey !ram his late residence Priday. January at 8:30 am. High requiem mass at Hialy Name Church at 9 am. . Relatives nd’ friends Cibvited. = Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. TYLER. JENNIE. Departed this life sud; denly. “Tuesday, t her residence. ' in Falls Chiurch, v JENNIE TYLER devoted mother of Mrs. Laura Tyler Barnes. sister of Lizzie Kess. Agnes Jackson and Cornelius and Isaac Wilkerson: grandmother of Laura. Madje. Clarence and Charles Gibbs. Funeral Sunday_ January 17, st 1:30 pm.. from the Second Baptist €hurch. Falls Church. Va. Rev. W Costner officiating. _Interment in church ceme- tery. ~Setvices by the John T. Rhbines funeral home. ANNIE LOUISE. A mec)nl of Bethany Chapter. No. 8. is called for Priday. Jan i937. at 1 om. Masonic Temple. | N ine Suteral services | ng funer | °|-§" fifié NNIE LOUISE | ‘WARREN, 'UT] hgys};\xilicn¢ HBY MA G Worthy Patron. ALICE W. NEWHARD, Secretary. WAAI:IMH JASON. suddenly on Tues- da-_January 12. 1037. JASON WATER- MAN rged 68 years. h(()( Evlr'll st . beloved husband of Maud E. Water- Tiah and father of Mrs. Stella Wohifarth and Mrs. Evelyn Hummer and Holly Wa.er Remains resting at Hysone's nlors 1300 N st. n.w Puneral serv- it lhe Hrst Cen:reuuorml Church, nd G at m., Friday, Jatiaty 15, “Tnterment private. 14 UETTA. Departed_ this lite WQEZ}J.,? Satunrs T Tt bet idence. ATTS® peloved” wite " of Wiliam 1. Watts. Remains resting at Bundy's fu- neral home. Notice of funeral later. 15 ELER, HARRY MARSHALL. W ednesday, January ‘13 loa7. st ms residence " 2308 Tracy pl. H, MARSHALL WHEELER band of Mary Corey Wheeler. services at_his late residence on Priday. January 15 at 2 p.m. Interment Ar- lington National Cemetery. 14 TLLDIN. ELLA. On Thursday. Ji i+ 1937, ‘at her residence. Madison st. RILLDIN Nemaims resting at the & H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 14th st. n.w. No- tice of funeral later. In Memoriam. GASKINS. BENJAMIN LOCKWOOD. !n, sad_but loving remembrance of my husband. BENJAMIN KWOOD GA! KINS. who departed this hle one yeu ago U . January 14, 1836. t a life companion. : Anzs Il:'llk l,hrloulh life nlone Thy will be done. O Lord. do not dare compl-l And l - in mYl heart l lhe hove HIS WIFE, s"flfnn JACKEON GASKINS. In sad but loving husban January 14. 1936. ln\lnlly and lzndel’ly we laid him to resf Awas from earth's sorrows and care: Now he is waitinz to welcome me home. With the blessing of heaven to share. INDER, IDA V. In memnry of our fl!' Gn\ol!d mother. IDA GRINDER. departed this “1! .fl! Years ago tflflll. January 14, 1931. 5 . 1t turn to scenes long pas! T T ok, but ‘memory laste—Tor mother. E HER LOVING CHILDREN. 55 KING. ROBY In memory of our de- “in-law. ROB' KING. L‘L‘Sdp:’s’“h" By “One sear ago today, January 14. 193 | When_davs are dark and frlends are | . ear Roby. how we miss 5 mn be friends who mny be trne B e ot our best pal when we lost 7o ANNA. EVA AND GEORGE. * N ROBY FRANKLIN. In sad but lllnfi“l remembrance of Olll‘ del! hus- band. _ father and brotl BY e AN o Daaced away one vear ago today. January 1%, 1936. Today recalls sad memories A u‘ e nR of Sou” today "ire the ones who loved you best. X I am not lonely. Bom'hfi'l"lh‘:‘ times they see me smile; Litfe-do"tner” Enow tne heartache hat I suffer all the while. We think of you in silence. No one can see Us weéep; Bu‘zmg‘llent te:‘rrs l;e .lhlelgefl s are Hls IDVING WIFE, DAUGHTER AND rum:m DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons HAYCOCK Men ¥ 3034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. d5vie, i NAtional 2473 V.L SPEARE CO. the SUCCESSOT LO NOT CONNe rlfo“%“xmd W R._Speare Iluhlllhme‘nl. NAnul;hn 2803 ~ V% t. N J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorlum 4th and ifass Ave, NE___ Lincoln 5200 —__ FUNERAL DESIGNS. | GUDE BROS. CO. _Floral Pieces _ 1212 P 8t NW. NAtional 4276 GEO C. SHAFFER £ ©MODTHATE PriCES FEONE NAT. 0106 nd Sundsys Cor. 14th & Eye Phone st 00 J. | PAYNE. A. Joseph Raub, 62, an administra- tive assistant in the Division of Pack- ers and Stock Yards, Department of Agriculture, died Tuesday night of & heart attack at his home, 6618 Sixth street. Funeral services are being held . this afternoon at the Hines funeral home, 2901 Four- teenth street. Burial will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Mr. Raub, a na- tive of Wwilllams- burg, Pa., began in the field serv- ice of the Agrie culture Depart- ment in 1907 and came here in 1913 to begin work in ths Washington office of the department. He was a mem= ber of the Washington Centennial Lodge of Masons and the Mount Ver- non Chapter of Royal ‘Arch Masons. He was the son of the late Dr. Jacob S. Raub, who was chief medical ref- eree of the Pension Office. Surviving Mr. Raub are his widow, Mrs. Grace S. Raub; a son, Donald J. Raub, and daughter, Miss Grace E. Raub. DR. DARTON HONORED Dr. N. H. Darton, recently retired from the United States Geological Survey after 51 years of service, was given a testimonial luncheon yester- day at the Cosmos Club by the mem- bers of the Survey. Dr. W. C. Mendenhall, director of the Survey, spoke in praise of the work of Dr. Darton in compiling re- ports and folios used by the Survey. In Memortam, LEWIS. MARY J. In nfl b\lt lmlm[ Te- membrance of ‘our d RY TULBWISS Who “deparied chis life ‘ane year ako today. January 14. 1936. Dear_mother. our lips cannot tell how we_miss you Our hearts cannot tell what to say: God alone knows how we miss you In a home that is lonesome toda: HER LOVING CHILDREN. MONROE. MILDRED J. dear - mother. ur MR MONROE who lett 1 thit- teen years ago ludly January 14. 192 In_the heavens abo: c angels. whissering to one an- other. Can lflnd, amid their burning terms of oV ,devotional as that of ED CHILDREN. LEWIS. JAMES MONROE AND MARTE YoMPER: . MARTHA. In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear sister, MARTHA PAY! departed this life seven- Tan Yens aao e Sasars 4. T 0501 The only link which death cannot sever Is love and_memory. which live forever. DEVOTED SISTER, ELIZABETH HIL ok tEjbute of love PERRY. WILLIAM H. AND JENNIE V. In loving memory of my father WILLIAM PERRY. who departed this life five December 29. 1931, and my E V. PERRY. who de- Darted 'this life four years ago today. January 14. 19 I Jlost two n!e companions. miss_you more walk through life alone. DAUGHTER. DAISY. PETERS. CHARLES A. In sad but loving Temembrance A CHARLES A. P . thu l“e one year ago today. January 14. 19386. FREDA. TIFPETT. MAUD M. 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ASPIRUB Mother of President of George Washington University Died Monday. Funeral services for Mrs. .Cloyd Marvin, mother of Dr. Cloyd H. Mar-~ vin, president of George Washington University, are being held today in Santa Monica, Calif. Mrs. Marvin died Monday night in Los Angeles, Calif. Dr. Marvin left ‘Washington Saturday on learning of the critical illness of his mother. Un- able to fly because of weather condi- tions, he did not reach the bedside until after her death. Mrs. Marvin was the former Ger- trude Heck of Findlay, Ohio. She moved to California with her family in 1911 and had lived there since. Her husband died there in 1914. Besides Dr. Marvin, she leaves an- other son, Robert Marvin of Porter- ville, Calif., and two daughters, Mrs. Don Scott of Santa Monica and Mrs. Leslie Craig of Honolulu. Dr. Marvin is to return to Wash- ington shortly after the funeral. ——e FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR ALBERT H. McKNIGHT Former G. P. 0. and Army War| College Employe Buried in Pennsylvania. Albert H. McKnight, 70, formerly of 906 Webster street here and a resi- dent of this city for many years, died | Mr. McKnight was an employe in the Government Printing Office here and later was connected with the Army War College. He was a widower of only 10 days, his wife, Mrs. Ada J. McKnight, having died here on New Year day. He was born in Charles Pown, W. Va., and spent some time in Idaho be- fore coming to Washington. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Frank A. Nickols, Takoma Park, Md.; a son, Joseph L. Q McKnight, Charlottesville, and a sister, Mrs. Emmett Cnmr. also of Charlottes- ville. (Gdor Hill Washinglons mast: C%e’r% 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. 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Furniture prices are going up. Many manufacturers are refusing to quote prices until February Ist. manufacturers are refusing to promise delivery until May 1st. YLl W77 Many All manufac- turers are enjoying their best business since 1929. So .you see—madam—this couple is smart. They’re buying now— AND THIS IS THE TIME 0 BUY! We carry at our low rental address a $150,000 stock of Grand Rapids and other fine furniture purchased on a depressed market. It will cost us substantially more to replace it. So we say again—and we can’t say it too strongly—BUY NOW! Because you'll dagain! ~. 2-pc. English Lounge Suite Large, comfortable, deep-seated sofa and chair covered in popular mohair frieze (noted for its durability). struction. Sagless con- Reversible spring cushions. Choice of beautiful colors: Rust, green, or chocolate. 2-pe. Living Room Suite Of Queen Anne design. Wood tipped recessed arms and front legs of solid in beautiful damask - -$'| 19 mahogany. Covered Skillfully carved legs wood tipped arms in solid Honduras mahogany. Large sofa with cushion pillow- Sagless con- brass studded nails. Upholstered in colorful green, rust or choco- late Mohair frieze___$139 - effect back. struction. Antique May be purchased on the W. B. Moses Budget Plan— the with charges on fine furniture in our 76 years. lowest carrying MODERN 2-Pec.Living Room Suite Stunning design. Semi-attached pillow back. A beautiful figured soft green mohair frieze with corded welt to match. Both pieces hair filled. Reversible spring cushions Windsor Chair Ideal for secre- tary or dinette. Saddle seat. Mahogany fin- ish with brace 2-Pe. Living Room Suite Popular modern design up- holstered in attractive multi- color tapestry with comforta- ble deep seats. Broad arms upholstered with green leath- er, pipings on cushions to match. Semi-attached pillow back. Hair filled-___$139 and A Man’s Lounge Chair $39.95 Exposed parts solid Honduras — mahogany. Reversible down pillow back—reversible spring cushion. Figured green and rust mohair tapestry coverings. fortunate purchase of thls high-grade covering fro Orinoco Mills justifies the very special price! never get these prices Gov. Winthrop Desk $29.95 32"z inches wide. Large interior and writing surface. Solid mahogany panel with cross-banding. Four spa- cious drawers with lock and escutcheon plate on each. All four feet carved. Com- bination mahogany or wal- nut. B. Mloses & Co. FINE FURNITURE SINCE 1861 No Parking Worries 804 Rhode Island Avenue N.E. Open Until 9 P.M.