Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1937, Page 10

Marriage. ay. J-mnry M e o Wash: of Wash: LIE KANE of ANE. id: uxsaé‘. at anké%lrgl\lid' @ard of Thanks. EAS’ RN, LYDIA A. The sons and lurnlflul' of the late LYDIA EAST: g wish to thend to their nmhbo '&klll‘ril:lpnl‘;:‘r: .lllntfl lnfl beautiful floral tributes at her death. ILLIAM, _The family of the ’?!J”#m{' HORTON wish to extend to_ their elenbors and friends apore ciation for their loving words of sym- athy and the many floral , Sributes; 'AMOND. JOHN hmfly of the e JOH A" N 1 &iMOND Wish to ex- tend ‘to their neighbors and friends ap; preciation for their loving words of sympathy and the mans floral tribufes. Braths. iday. Janu- lAllul‘ wun, AE On rr B A ald Barklie. ke o Arthih ddth s iuesday. Janu: Mrnterment Rock D. C. pm. Vasne, Pa Requiem _ mass Chureh, Wayne, 19, C Qk CEmeNYY Wlsh\nzmn Denlr(ed this life Jan- at Blue Plains, D. C. She leaves to mourn their loss two sons. William Gardner ana Allen Craig. and other relatives and | friends. Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 S. Capitol st. se. Funeral Monday. 1 p.m. from Rehoboth Baptist Church. 15t st. & n between et N Anem Roscmont Ceme(fl'! VIN LEE. On_ Friday, Jan- 5. 103 his residence. 016 C | T e MARVIN LEE BLA e | flisband of Ida Bland and father of Em- | mett Lee. 1da May and Fannie Louise Bland, FPuneral from the above resi- | dence on Monday. January 18. at 2 pm Relatives and friends invited. ~Inter- ment_Cedar Hill Cemetery. Services by the W W. Chambers Co. Southeast fu- | neral home. NIA H. On snmrdn R SO R ThaE ot Biae e At her Tesidence, 1720 8th st X RUTHENIA H BRANSOM. beloved daughter of the T PHorace and Cordelia Hazard Bran- som. devoted sister of Emily and Rezinia Bransom and Eleanor Plowden, Remaing Temporarily resting at Frazier's funersl | o RUTave now.ountll 230 Monday January 18 Ber” iate Tesidence. . Funeral Tuesday. January 19. at 1:30 pm. from St Mary's P. E. Church, 23rd st. bet. G and H sts._nw. Rev. E Christian offi- | 2nine. " Inlerment. Harmony Cemetery. LIAM H. On Saturday. Jan- B Iy B 100 e ar s msnrlmrr 06 W St mow. WILLIAM | beloved husband of Lucy | father of Marguerite E. William | Marcellus Canton R. | Brist i otiee oF turieral hereaiter. N. GERTRU I)E HARDING. On Sun- "d[:?\.h‘;m:xv 1937, in Philadelphia » AN UDE HARDING BROWN. Baloved dsugnter of Eleanor Cufl. Fu neral Monday. January 1% at 1 Dml. Trom Praziers funeral home. iR ave. n.w. Interment Woodlawn C: ciers. i on Thursday. BROWN. JENNIE. Suddenly, on Thursdey. b & AN b n.w. JENNIE BROWN. Ge: 147ed dasehter of Hattie Brown and the late Samuel Brown. sister of Amelia, Marie. Catherine. Grace, May. Earl and | Herman Brown. She also leaves other HeImAe: ‘and friendt. "Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You'st. n.¥. Funeral Sunday. Jan- uary 17 from the Bmofl Eove s, B Cnurch, Laytonsville. b Tnterment church cemetery. S| T. On -n.umny | -lfll‘\:\?lr;’\‘ el ‘JOSEPHINE T. mhmx B 13 ife of James BROWNE wife B BT of Mis Mabel E Browne. of Chapin_st. n.W.. Funeral services at p.m., 37 Cross and Miss n.w.. on Monday. Ja Relatives and friends Washington Me- 1400 Chapin st uary 18, at 2 o.m. | HOLTMA Braths. .. ELIZABETH. On_Saturday. .v-nufrry' 16, 1937 at the residence of o ister, Mrs. Marie B. . 26 Boimdin st ne. ELIZABETH FIN- NERTY. Funeral services at the W. uperal Services Shane Yielo ol uary thence to_St. 't pitol and T sts., whe 1™ R datives” ang f hzr loll Inendl invited. Interment Philademphia. P'LE‘I'CIIE& LIEUT. GILBERT GIIAON. On _Saturday. January 16. 1937, George Washington University Hoxnlul T e loved husband of Della W. Fletcher ‘r:ee Harmond). Notice of services Inter. lofi‘l'll EDDIE. On Priday. January 15, L7, ‘st Casualty Hooital, Washington. . EDDIE FOSTER. 19' th Ne st Ariington. Va.. beloved: hulh nd of"Nannile Garey Foster, " fe Survived by (wo. daugnters, Betty K. ‘and Alin Foster ‘ang one son Pt Foster, his mother. one brother and one sister. Remains resting at the Ives funerai Home. 28 on scturdu. her residence. ., t.. Azlington. Va.. BETH EILEEN POX-(hec Carcy): beloved wife of Samuel W. Fox. She also is suryived by two brothers Arthur and Grorge B carey. both "of Rothfsltr N one sister, Emily J. Carey of Arlington. Va.. and one neph- ew. Donald R Locke. aiso of Arlington. Notice of funeral later. GRIFFITH. ALBERT FULTON. On Satur- January 16, 1937 at Garfield Hos- Bitan “ALEERT Fuion" GRIFFITH, be- loved son of John F. and Bessie M. Grif- fith. brother of Mrs. U Unison. Va.: Joh: rifith of Va_ He is_also Survived v 'one_nebhew. "William. Oten Sego of Philomont, Va. Funeral serv- ices at his parents' residence. mont. Va_ on Monday, January 18 at p.m. Relatives and_friends invited. internient Ebenezer Cemetery, ezer. Va. Services oy the W.°W. bers Co. GRIMES, WILLIAM. On Tuesday. Janu- ary 12,14 at Gallinger Hospital, WILLIAM GRIMES. loving father of Louise Grimes. devoted brother of Aquilla Thomas. He also leaves other relatives and many friends. Remains Testing at tne John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve 'sts. s.w. where funeral services will be held at 2 pm. Sunday. January 17. Interment in Rosemont Cemetery on Monday. 17 HARRISON,_ JAMES CARROLL. Sudde ary JAMES CARROLL. beloved son- of Ar: thur 8. and Gertrude E. Beall Harrison. Funeral from the Laurel M. E. Church South on Monday. Januarv 18. at p.m. Interment in Ivy Hill Cemetery HARTSTACK. EMIL JOHN. Suddenly. on Saturday. 9 at his Tesidence E. On Tuesd: ll Gallinger Hospi E loving mother of ommde and Howard Henson. She also leaves three sisters one brother tives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, :ird and “Eve sts s.w. 1 at 1'pm Sunday. January the Union Bethel A. M. W. . B. Md._ In- terment church cemetery, Rev. R. A. Ridding officiating. 17 -G oxm J. On Friday. Jan- n Atlanta. Ga. GEORGE T HOLTMAN. belaved husisend oF Bhoe: betn Holtman. Funeral from the resi- of jis ‘sister. Mrs_ John Quinn, 15th st . on Monda Jan ary 1K, af 015 am: thence to St Dominic’s Church. 6th and E sts. s.W.. where requiem mass will be said at 10 for the repose of his soul. Rela- and friends invited Interment ‘n Mount_Olivet Cemetery, ~Arrange- ments by P A Taltavull, 17 -HOLTMAN, GEORGE J. The members of Spalding CGouncil No. 417 Knights of Columbus. are ad- vised of the death of Brother GEORGE J. HOL’ charter member of this cou cil. and Are, reauested to as- semble a fomiont Sasuary 1 other re] 17. Interment Park . _JEFFERSON. a7, at his redence. 1 n s gool’"tbl":"m ed huxh'\nd of Blanche Bur- ton and loving brother of Annie B. Ra)fl; He also leaves other relat N friends. Remains resting at t nest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 % | Funcral Monday Jinuary 1% pm.. from ‘the W. Ernest Jareis| funbial” church. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 7 LES. On Thursday. Jan- BUTLER, CHARLES. . Gailinger Hospital the loving son Butler. ~ devotea | er _of Melvin. Jerome. Vioine’ Binine and Windell Butler. also leaves a devoted grandmother. Mrs, Estelle Liberty: other relatives an friends. Remaing resting at the John Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and E: il 4 p.m. Sunday; therelfler | Monday. Pdv.hn on Friday. Ja 11’: ot nuar: a %‘.pn«’chmm 4in sts. S.W. Cemetery. WILSON. On Priday. Jlnuury B s 4t hie residence. 57 H st FRSONa R ““155‘ =E %’334 Triends, Remains rest ng at Stew- Ance Funersl home. 30 H st. me. Nof otice of funeral later. CARR. EUGENE J. On Thursdag, Is Gene ARR belo\!d hu;blnd o! 0!\’ sldine chcnrr S0, Gevoted father of 1 Eugene Carr. Servici at St. natius’ Church. New York . COLEMAN. ANNIE, MARGARET _On Fri- day. January_ 15 ET COLEMAN. widow of \Vlll\nm‘ . Coleman. Services at the 8. Hines Co. "Tunerai_home. 2901 “1ath = n.w.. on Monday. January 1%. at 3 p.am. Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment Rock Creek Cemetery. DICKINSON, WILLIAM S, TEhatnte’ 2113 AriRaton 2l nce., 7 Mo WILLIAM S DICKINSON lovea son of the late Samuel C and Hasseltine _Dickinson and brother of Evy M. and Mr. E_Pendleton and Eliza- beth Dickinson _FPuneral services at his Iate residence Monday. January 18 8t o nter Cemetery." Relatives s ha triends invited. Interment in Jan- On Friday. p.m.. at his | Bethesda, " the be- S. FANNIE J. On Thursday Jan- .'E.(iy 14, 1937 at Little Sisters’ ‘Home. ANNIE J. DIGGS. wife of the late Pllnck Diggs. devoted mother of Mary . Hall_and sister of Willen Dent and Niacin Howard She also is survived by four erandchildren. four great-grand- children and other relatives and many friends. “Puneral services at her late residence. 1313 22nd sf day. January 18_at 9:30_a.m. followed by high nuulem mass at St. Augustine’s Church 10 a.m.__ Interment Moun! onvu Cometers” "Arrangements by Me- Guis Suddenly. on Priday. in Washington. D. E] Y DINO! Funeral serv- ices will be hE\fl at Queenstown Episco- DAl Church, Queenstown. Md. on Sun- day. January 17. &t 2 pm. Interment Centerville. Md. * Services by the W, W. Chambers Co. GOSTINO. SE. on Satur- D ning Cforassy 10 1037, at his r. seivices Tuesay morning. January 1. at © oclock. at Holy Rosry Church Rrd_and n.w. Relatives and iriends invited. . Tnterment St. Mary's Cemetery. EASE. ISABELLE M. On 'rhurmu nn- uary 14. 1937, ISABELLE M.. widow of H‘ Ease and_mother of the late Hadassah 1. Ease. Surviving her are a son, W. Hibert Ease of Philadelphia Pa.i a daughter. Helene E. Delaney. and a granddaughter, Gwendolyn H., De- lanes: and other’ relativ Remaing may be viewed dence. 121 W st. Satu yars 16 after 6 b ™ Puneral Monday, January 18 D.m. from the Peoples’ DA Chur:h "i0ih and Vste. B . afe. pastor. Interment ncoin Memorial Cemetery. 17 i —————1 TUNERAL DIRECTORS. Jo h F. Birch’s Sons " ‘# oHAYCOCK unngen Eocabionea” 7847 3034 M Frank Geier’s Sons Co. JiASvEDS N NAtional 2473 WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 Sth St. S.E. _Lincoln 0530 __ V. L. SPEARE CO. cessor_to nor connected with {'n'}"fi'rfig:lm H fomrs tcaigmes y_uonn “2802 10 009 t. N. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and ifass Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5200 MONUMENTS of the LATE JAS. R. DURITY Below . Cost. To Close ESTATE Opposite Sears, Roebuck BLADENSBURG RD. N.E. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Picces _1312 P8t NW.___ NAuonsl 4276 GEO C. SHAFFER IVE_FLORAL TRIBUTES A’ 'TE PRICES PHONE NAT llll). o sundam®. Cor. 14th & Eye and Sundays : KING. M 8 uclurk Jlor_ecitation of the " Rosary: CARLIN. Grand Knight. HOOPES. JAY EDMUND. On Saturday. Janiary " 16 7 at Children’s Hos- Iat "EDMUND. HOOPES. ased months. beloved son of Joseph T. and Glars C. Hoobes and grandson of Mar- tha Price Hooves and Clara C. Euneral from his late residence k se. on Monday. January 18. Interment Glenwood Ceme- N. HEROLD (GOODLE-BOY). men’s Hospit, LD ' (GOOD)! BOY) JOHNSON. beloved son of Jane Sister Johnson. husband of Mrs. Bessie Johnson. ~grandson of Mrs. Georgia Johnson. He also leaves to mourn their loss a sister. Eloise Johnson: a brother. Elbert Peldium Johnson: three aunts and host of other 'relatives Remains resting Johi funeral home. Georg Funeral Monday. Januacs 18, 'm. Interment Mount Olivet Cem- JOHV!DN. YA’I"H!. d y. Jan! 193 ot e o> ARG Suddenly. on Tlul- 37. at her resldence, JHNSON, Fletcher, _sister of Blanche Wiggins. She also leaves one brother. other relatives and friends. Remains rest'ng at the W. Ernest funeral church. 1432 You Mzmlnmx | i 3 Cohinaer vnhmnnn D. M KEARE brother Tof 3 Koola Baker of Accotink Ve. and M Marretta Kitchen of Washington D Remains resting at Hall's funeral home, Occoquan. Va uary 18 Hospital. CLARENC:! Services Monday. Jan- Dm.. at Pohick Church. . “conducted by Rev. C. Interment church. cemetery. LLA, On Saturday, January 937, at her residence. now. TR NG. nera 38t the chapel of John R, Wrigh 1837 10th st. n.w. on Monday. Jan & 18 B rion. Vi Langston. 3:30 pm. Interment pri- LEWIS. HARRY L. On Priday Alanusy 937, at Sibley Hospital RRY L. LEWIS ‘axed 28 sears Deioved husband of Belle Gil’n!r Lewis and father of Jrma Lewis Burchell Funeral from, his late residence. 104 V 2 on Mor January 18. at and {friends invited. gressional Cemetery. P. A. Taltavull -A'."I‘N!R. GARRIEE ROWE. On Wed nesday. January 13. 1937, at New York City. GARRIEE RO MA! th beloved wife of Julius Mautner and mother of Lucille Mautner and sister of Moran and Horace Rowe. Gladys Barnes, Cecella Barbour. Mae Boyer and Ruth Rowe. Remains resting at the Lee fu- neral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.e., where services will be held on Monday. January 15, at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. = Interment Can- gressional Cemetersy. MAYO, AGNES. Departed this life 'nmn- day.’ January 14, 1937, after a short !h! leaves to hter, Mrs. Ry Janiter: three sons. EIUID. c.fvm and Moses Mayo: several grandchildren and & host of friends. Remains resting & Matth Rela lntermem. Co Arransements by ate reside ‘where: funeral services 2 Bete’ Miondas - Tannars 18 .m.. Rev. J. Herbert officiating. terment Woodlawn Cemetery. MeDONOUGH. BATRICIA JEAN. _On Pri- da: 2t Children Honplul BA'!’RICIA ‘JEAN ~McDON- OUGH. aged 2 years and 9 months. be- loved dnu hter of John L. and Roselie McDonoug Funeral from the Geol’le , Wise C._funeral home, 2000, M st ry a Bllitiyes and friends. ineiten: ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. McKINNEY. WILLIAM HENRY. Suddenly, Frid January 15. 1937, his Testdence. 1708 rinidad ave, ne Sl M HEN! NEY, “ine belovea Husband of Ratherine A. McKinney and brother of kvl Georn H. McKinney of -+ Mx Maggie Kilmer Reld of Alllulll. 617 11th st. ml X "e‘:‘l““ hOl{lhe a In- Tve soul. Rela- tives “and (lefld! lnvlced Inte: 't Arlington National Cemetery, = 37" 508 Frider, Janusry 9 utvoted 'fle "of “Donnfe. McNeil of 1600 4 n.w. She also leaves mher relnlve; ‘and ‘friends. Rem: esting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church 1457 You st nw. " Notice of funeral later. MEYER. HERMAN W. 300 e J“ ave. HERMAN H. Y oved husband of Helen H Mever, runem from V. L. Speare Co 1009 H_ st on ~ 1nterment "Diivate 15 MULLINGS. V!NTON iday. Jan- lends invited. Terment Arlington . Nationsl oemet Services by the W. W. Chambers OSBORNE. EARL W. 15,1037, EARL W. of husband of Bearl 3 { Mary E. at B Relatives and re . Interment Arlineton National Cemetery. 17 REDMAN, GLADYS G. Suddenly. on Sat- raay Jabaaryig. 135tenl cmmn Hospital. G, REDMA] THE_SUNDAY STAR. MRS. G. E. PICKETT, JR., WILL BE BURIED HERE Resident of District for Many Years Died Yesterday at Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. Ida Christiancy Pickett, widow of Maj. George E. Pickett, jr., will be buried tomorrow in Arlington Na- tional Cemetery, according to the As- sociated Press. Mrs. Pickett, who had lived in Washington many years, died yester- day of pneumonia at Charlotte, N. C., where she was visiting her son, George E. Pickett, 3d, the Associated Press reported. One other son, Maj. Christiancy Pickett of Louisiana State University, survives. Beaths. ROBERSON. JOHN HENRY. Friday. Januaty 16) 147 JORN HENRY HOB: ERSON. the beloved husband of Nita E. Roberson. Funeral services at the W. Chambers Co. Southeast home. 517 llth January 19. at friends invited. National Cemetersy. RUSSELL, HUNT. sudaenly on !-lum-y‘ January 16, 193 HUNT RU en':kd and Nettie Relatives nterment Arllllllon Teldved son of Fred: ssell. Funeral lo , 5" Remains Testing _the James T. Ryan funeral home, 417 Pa. ave. se., until 12 noon Mon- day. January 1K. Funeral from her late' residence. Doncaster, Charles Coun- Md. onday. January 18, at Yom SHAW, DELLA. _ ANl offcers and members of the John Brown Beneficial Associa- tion are notified to be present 31, dhe funeral services of Miss DELLA SHAW, Bunday. “Tanarsy’ 17 10NT st 1 pm at the ~ Nineteenth s'rnt Bapti® Chureh. 19th and Eve sis M. BLACKWELL, President. PAULINE JONES R. 8. re‘ deat SKIPPON. HARRY H. ull’y 1:\. l".I“ at a long ill HAI i SKIPPON. beloved: husband of the late | Sallie Skipoon. Funeral services at the {gsidence of his daushter. Mrs, Harry J.'muy;ul a2 S inteh e il Cemetery SKIPPON. HARRY H. A cial tom- munication of WIsh ington Cen- {ennis! Lodge 1s called for Mon: day, January 1K, 19 1: .m.. for the purpose of Iltenfl' the funeral of brother. HARRY H. (Signed) CHAS. P. WO wonmnlul Master, SKIPPON. HARRY W. The members of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants are requested to en the funeral gervices of our late associate. HARRY H. SKIPFON 'at_ the residence of bis dluKhl!I Mrs. Harry W. lotz. .4 v st. n.w., Motnflly Jlnlllr! 1)‘ at 2 pm, THEODORE W. NOYES. Pres. 3. FLIOT WRIGHT. Sec 'nm'n LOUISA M. On Friday. January 15. 1937 LOUISA M. SMITH., beloved mother of Edgar R. Smith. Mrs. Edith 8, Arthu; . _Chanda. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co Southeast funeral home. 11th st. s.e. on Monday, January I8 at 2 pom. Relatives and friends are Anvned nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. SMITH. LOUISE M. A special meennf of Martha ch-mer No. 4. O. E. 8. be held at 1 Lodge a._ a e 19 for ‘the purpose of attending the faneral of our late sister, Mrs. LOUISE M, SMITH. By urder of MRS ISABEL TITLOW. rthy Matron. Wo! MRS EVELYN 8. HURSH. Secretary. STELTZ RACHEL ¥, On Friday. January | l Queen's Hospital Hono- i Hawat” RAGHEL SoSie Joved "mother of Peter' Ho Stenz” and | Dorothy Harding Jones, THOMAS, LL On Thursday ry | Hospital. WILL | t Freedmen THOMAS, “loving "hu<band " of Sareh Thon.as. devoted friend of John P. Nail. He also'leaves other relatives and many friends. ‘madns resting at the John | T'“RRines funeral chapel. 4rd and’ Fye sts. s.w. Puneral Tiesday. January 19. at 1:30 p.m.. from Mount Zion Baptist Church. Arlington. Va. Interment_in Odd Fellows' Cemetery. 17 THOMPSON. HA u. Janua: On, Saturaay. n. 2007 Nichols ave. s.e. day January 18 at 2 pm. Relatives and friends Invited. Inierment Flint Hill Cemetery. Ollwn a. 17 TILGHMAN. ELLEN. On rrm y. leaves other relatives s. ins resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You nw 10 am. Monday: there- nmr 2% her late resiaence 1981 Witlard nw. Funeral Gth_ and Charles Fox ofciating. Inteiment Wuod- lawn Cemetery. TYLER. JENNIE. denly. Tuesday. har residence. 1n" Falis_ Church. Va. JENNIE TYLER devoted mother of Mrs. Laura Tyler Barnes sister of Lizzie s. Aenes Jackson and Cornelius and ¢ Wi'kerson: erandmother of Laura. ie. Clarence and Charles Givbe, Purwn\ Sunday, January 17 Falis Chureh. va.. Rev . _Costner officiatine. Interment in church ceme- o Pcivices by the John T. Rbines | funeral home. 17 WATERMAN. THOMAS On_ Prid .v-nu.ry Y5, Thin at Ghrned Hoopiien THOMAS J.. loved husband of the thy late Katherine A. Waterman and father of Estelle Beane and Leo T, Departed this lm lud- January 12. at 760 "5t ""Mopstus | Chugeh. where mass will be sald at 0:30 am. ‘Relatives nterment at Cedar Ve rramecments by 0. ‘00D, CLIFFORD. On Priday. Jan- uary 15. 1937, at rrmmen- Hospital. CLIFFORD Jr.. son of Clifford lnd Lucille Woofl Remains resting at WyoEraest Jarvis funeral” church, R. FRANK MAIY! Suddenly, on Saturday. January 16. 1937. at his residence. 2737 Devonshire st. n. FRANK MARYE YAGER, beloved hu band of Norma J. Yager. Funeral lelv- ices and_interment on Monday. 1%, at Roanoke. Va. Services by the ‘W. W. Chambers Co. In Memoriam. CARE. MITTIE HALL. A lrlbute ot Invc to_the memory of my dear C. o deparicd this life eight years ago, January 16, 1929. skoved in lite, in death remembered. HUSBAND. CARR. M. D. * CLARKE. JOHN [ xn nmn. S my dear di CLARKE. who left me elght’ years & no today. January 17. 1929, OLIVE CLABPELL. * HARPER, JAMES A. In sad but loving remembrance of oir dear fat HARPER, who departed this iffe four yeln ago today. January 17. In_our hearts your memory lingers, fond and true; There is not & day that passes That we do not think of you. Till memory fades and life departs, You'll live forever in our hearts Time takes away the edge of grie But memory turns back every leaf. JONES. WILLIAM H. In loving memory iny" dear husband, H. JON'!S who de a0 today. damuary 17 The pain of death is passed. Labor and sorrow cease: Lifelons, fourney closed ‘at last, May his soul rest in peace. HIS DEV¢ WIPE. REESE. SARAH ELIZABETH. In lovlnlg memory of my devoted mother. S, ELIZ, REESE. who departed life three years ago. January 13. 1914. Beautiful memories of one so dea I'wil] always cherish with love Sincere, for s uer " BEVOTED HTER. _H. AMELTA Kicains, > 7! e ROACHE. GRACE DORIS. In loving membnnce ul my darling littl mter GRACE DORIS ROACHE. who departed $rom_ this oworid fone years ago today, January 17. 1933. Memories are treasures no one can Dea this lie one year 1936. l ves & heartache no one can gunmu.m true and tender st to show 1 L2 umu:bl‘e‘rm'n x e WOOD. In loying memo our deas B hub-‘na and fath Y ather. WOOD. who emmafihh]me ane year ago Mnfi % SINCE 1884 Thos. S. Sergeon Co. (Willson K. Hunhmlnn, successor) Dignity Without Expense COMPLETE FUNERALS $100 and up FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1011 7¢h St N.W. NA. 1090 Interment Oak | RITES IN ROANOKE FORF. M. YAGER Paper Company Executive Dies From llluminating Gas at His Home. Funeral services for Frank M. Yager, 52, vice president and Wash- ington representative of the Cau- thorne Paper Co. of Richmond, Va., who died yester- day from illumi- nating gas in his home in the Woodley Park Towers, 2737 Devonshire place, will be held in Roancke, Va. The body was to be taken to Roa- noke early today. Mr. Yagers wife, Mrs. Norma Jones Yager, found him lying on the kitchen floor near a stove, the jets of which were open. F. M. Yager. moned aid. The fire rescue squad and an Emergency Hospital physician responded, but were unable to revive him, A certificate of suicide was issued later by Coroner A. Magruder Mac- had been ill for three weeks, suffer- ing from pleurisy and influenza, A native of Orange County, Va., Mr: Yager came to Washington in 1917 and opened a branch office of the paper company at Eleventh and G streets. Recently he had main- | tained his business headquarters a his residence, Mr. Yager was s member of the | Washington Lodge of Elks and the Congressional Country Club. Besides his wife, he leaves his mother, Mrs. J. A. Yager, and sister, Mrs, Frank Helvestine, both of Roanoke, Deaths Reported Mary Chambers. 91. Garfield Hospit James 3, Cooper, 85 000 Thacpendence L‘hnlu R Ellsworth, 84, 1361 Ritten- Munéez E Pnrbcs s1 £00 A st Eshm grihur C Jordan d H. Dick, Ahce Mlnhe‘w: Patrick F. Gri 5 Lottie M. Cnmer " 66. ) Tuniaw rd. Harry W. Nalley. 65, ‘arcival Casualty Hos- al. Afred's. Liveriant, 64. Washington Hotel, | Henry J; 'Di"Nola.' 64 10th and dinard Auktin " Raub. 62, 0618 6th st. Rose Piniani, o9, C ualty Hospital, Walter L. Clark. 51. 4400 Lowell Clnr‘enlu H- Posle, 50, 81, Jflhn Bewles, o0, Callinger, Hopital Venton H. Mullings, 550 Wisconsin les H_Letlow. 46, Veterans' Adminis- ration Facility | Joseohine T. Browne. 46. Gallinger Hos- pital. | Bland. 46. 016 C st. se. Earl W .46 ‘hilbrrculons Hospital. Richard Davis, 43. Ci D! William J¥ Gilmore, 2650 Wisconsin m C. Kearn’ 31 Gallinger Hospit thhoha Denmnx 30, Emer; cy Hospit: Wll Oeorle Wlshmllnn Dital Doris Rudoloh, 9. 4542 43d pl. Jean Jeukins.” infant. Children's Hos- al, D;pvm (Heffner, infant. 2. Children's Hos- Mollie Edwards. 75. 2816 Dumbarton ave. Elizabeth Makel, 70, 2035 lla_Sh eedmen’t Hospi Joseph 'C. Davis. e Elizaberh s Hos- Safah G. 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AGOSTINO DISPENZA, SHOEMAKER, DIES Native of Italy Had Made Boots for Presidents and Many Notables. Agostino Dispenza, sr., 60, who had made shoes ‘for Presidents Taft and Wilson and other notables, died yes- terday of apoplexy at his home, 4232 Wisconsin avenue. A native of Italy, Mr. Dispenza came to this country at the age of 21. He had learned the shoe trade when a boy and continued in the shoe making business. Funeral services will be held at 9 am. Tuesday in Holy Rosary Catho- lic Church, Third and F streets, fol- lowing brief services at the residence. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Births Reported. and Jean Norman. e ang Masorie Webb. boy. John and Barbars Josselyn. boy. ohn and Hattie Zell. boy. oy and Annabelle no-e. boy. Francis and Anne Palms. boy Frederick and Eisie Schemm. boy. d Helen Rose. boy Henty and Maye Pister. irl. © Joel and Martha Horne. girl James and Mildred Hart. !Irl Edward and Catherine Pitts. gir! 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Herman Henry Bernard Meyer, 73, retired head of the Legislative Ref- erence Service of the Library of Con- gress, died late yesterday of pneu- monia at his home, 3701 Massachu- setts avenue. Mr. Meyer was widely known as a bibliographer and librarian over a long period. had distinguished himself as an en- gineer, He had been prominent in many organizations, having been an offi- cer in a number of them, and had compiled many bibliographies on so- clal, economic and political questions during the period from 1909 to 1921. Mr. Meyer also had collected a pri- vate library of more than 10,000 vol- umes on fine printing in America and first editions of English and American authors. He was retired from the Library in November, 1935, after having had charge of the Legislative Reference Service there since 1921. Granted Engineering Degree. Born in New York City on October 17, 1864, Mr. Meyer was graduated with an engineer of mines degree from Columbia University in 1885. He went to the Pratt Institute Library School, 1901-2, and received the degree of doctor of literature from Howard University in 1922. After receiving his engineering de- gree, he was engaged in gas light en- | gineering for the Oregon Iron Works in New York until 1897. He was con- struction engineer for the Brooklyn Unlon Gas Co. from 1897 to 1901. In the latter year he decided to take up library work. Mr. Meyer went to work at the Li- brary of Congress in 1905, serving as chief of the periodical division until 1906. From then until 1908 he was chief of the order division. From the latter year until 1923 he was chief bibliographer, meanwhile having been made director of the legislative ref- erence service. Held Association Office. He was a life member of the Amer- ican Library Association, which he served as first vice president, 1920-21. In 1924-25 he was president of the American Library Institute, was vice Milburn T. ZIRKLE Co. FUNEEAL DIRECTORS bulance Service 510 C 8¢, NE. 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He also was a past president of the District Li- | brary Association and a member of | the Cosmos Club. He was an Episco- | palian. In 1914 Mr. Meyer compiled a “Handbook of Libraries of the Dipl trict of Columbia”; in 1915, “Brief | Guide w0 the Literature of Shakes- | peare”; in 1917, “The United sum; Ornmntiom and Litera- | ture”; in 1918, “European War,” and | in 1920, “Scientific Management.” Mr. Meyer is survived by his widow, formerly Helen Harris Spalding, to | whom he was married in 1894; a sis- | ter, Miss Minnie Meyer, and brother, James U. Meyer, both of Brooklyn, | N. Y. - | Funeral services will be held at 11 | a.m. Tuesday in the V. L. Spegre Co. | funeral parlors, 1009 H street. Rev. Dr. Charles T. Warner, rector of St. Alban's Episcopal Church, will offi- ciate. Burial will be at Bedford, Mass. FISH TO BE SPEAKER Confederate Groups Sponsor Lee- Jackson Event. Representative Hamilton Fish, jr., of New York will be guest speaker at the combined birthday anniversary celebration of Gen. Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson at Confederats Memorial Hall, 1322 Vermont avenue, at 8 p.m. Thursday. The celebration will be sponsored by the Confederate Veterans, Sons of Confederate Veterans and the United Daughters of the Confederacy. OLD GOLD AND SILVER will bring you QEASH. * AT, SELING R ook for m c 1 N.W, ®) M’DONALD SPEAKER AT TEMPLE FORUM “Today's Threat to Freedom” Is| Theme of Address Tonight at 8:30 0°Clock. James G. McDonald, a vice presi- dent of the National Council for Pre- vention of War, will address the Na- tional Temple Forum at 8:30 o'clock | . o — ’, Y = VERTICAL tonight at the Washington Hebrew | Congregation, 876 Eighth street, on‘ “Today’s Threat to Freedom.” One-time League of Nations high | commissoner for German refugees, McDonald was responsible for placing | three-quarters of the 80,000 Germans | in new homes. 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