MRS. E. G. MITCHELL, Car ft of a hank a. Sratlifl Nl'NN, FLOTD A.. JR. We wish to thank ODRICK. MARY. On Wedneaday. March J. Dies our relatives, friends and many acquaint- 1932. MARY ODRICK devoted wife of Chieftain e CAPITAL POET, DIES Georae Odrick Remains restina at Rich- From th ances for their sympathy, kindness and Front ave. Row ardson s funeral home. 1700 Vermont MELVIN our A. tributes in the tragic death of flora' TRAM; n.w. Funeral March e. at 1 p m., Sunday. darling Churrh. 16th *• Widow of Well Known Evening baby^FtXJYO A^ from the Goodwill Baptist and You sts. n.w.. Rev. James L. Plcn, pastor. Relatives and friends invited. In- Star Succumbs at Reviews and News of Washington's Theaters. Reporter Sratha terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. J VISITS BIRTHPLACE PAI I.SFN. MARGARET ISOHRI.. On Thurs- IN Hospital. 4. day. March 3. 1932. MARGARET KtOBEL MONTANA March DIES RAC WILLIAM R. On Friday. RE. of 1932 -WILLIAM R. beloved husband oI PAUIBEN nee Dalkin). beloved wife from Lionel Barrymore On the stage Mr. Lyon foregoes Elizabeth Gertrude Mitchell, the late Pearl Craia Bache and ion of the the late Ha Ivor Paulsen. Runeral .Mrs. the residence of her daughter. Mrs Joseph “Broken Lullaby.'’ the usual chatter of movie stars late Alfred and Ailce Bache, seed SO In widow of Capt. J. Walter Mitchell, for- his late residence. H. Rhoderiek. 317 1st st. s.e., on Monday, for about and his years. Funeral from Banker, Boomed rostands novel, Hollywood experiences n.w on March 7e at 2 p.m Relatives and friend* Coos, Famous Crow. Chicago mer well known 2753 Woodley pi Monday. March Plenty ■ and talks Capital newspaper The Man I Killed." which Instead about the subject 7. at 2 pm Relatives and friends in- Invited. Intermrnt ATliniton National closest to man, died yesterday at Emergency Hos- Cemetery. 6 Returns to for cinema purposes has his heart, "The Care and vited. Interment Congressional Cemetery. S Succumbs at 84—Led President, pital. She will be buried Monday in PERKINS ANNIE E. On Thursday, March “Broken Lul- Raising of Children.’' As through- BU FORD WILSON. On Fri- been retilled BROCKETT. 3. 1932. after a lingering illness. ANNIE out Arlington National Cemetery beside March 1932. at his home. In Cleve- Maurice is now at War- the picture, he holds the Interest day. 4. E. PERKINS (nee Huntington). Funeral and laby.” while her husband Funeral services will be land. Ohio. BLUFORD WILSON BROC- services at the w. W. Chambers CO. fta- has been treated and attention of his audience beloved in Education. Columbia. Ky. ner's Metropolitan, held at W. W Chambers funeral home. KETT. formerly of Washington, neral home on Saturday. March &. at 3 on the He received such Miller foremost picture stage pro- husband of Frances Brockets Fu- m Relatives and by Paramount's 1400 street, at 1:30 • p friends are fhvltetL longed that he couldn't Chapin Monday neral services in Cleveland, Ohio. Interment maestro. Ernst Lubitsch, and made applause Congressional Cemetery. 5 turn It and afternoon. By the Associated Press. which ts on simply with a bow BROWN. W. On March OI ISENBI RY. ADDIE. On March B; the Associated Press. into ft film drama import- was connected with JOHN Thursday. Saturday. "thank so called to the Capt. Mitchell 3. 5. 1932. at 1 a m at her residence. 4*09 COLUMBIA. March 5.—Melvin ant through the you." and 1933. JOHN W. BROWN, beloved hus- BILLINGS, Mont,, March 5.—Plenty Ky., Bebe The Evening Star for about 20 years, band of Clara Brown, devoted lather of Fitch place n.e.. ADDIE. beloved wife of A. wont oi Lionel stage his charming wife, Volley Traylor, banker, returned one of the most prominent early re- Cornelius. Albert and Edward Brown He Quisenbury and devoted mother of Coos, head chief of the Crow Tribe Chicago a s Daniels. The couple received a thun- also leaves one brother, one amt. Alice Frederick G and Garland Quisenbury, to Barrymore porters. and conducted a column in the his native county last to meet derous ovation. Johnsor. and a host of other relatives and Mrs Marguerite Sellers and lister of An- since 1904, and a widely known Amer- night well as through for some Mrs. drew Grady, An Washington Herald time. friends Remains resting at the John T. grandmother of Waverlt old friends and a week end entirely different stage bill, Sollers and Phyllis and ican Indian, died at his home at Pryor spend quiet the directorial Mitchell herself was an author and Rhlnes funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. June Quisenbury. at his wizardry of Mr. Fanchon & Marco's "All at Sea" s.w Funeral Sunday. March 6 at 2 30 Notice of funeral later. old. birthplace, which he left many poet m., from First Baptist Church. Chester- early yesterday. He was 84 years Lubltsch. Mr. Idea. Hounds out a well-balanced p SC I'LL Y. ELIZABETH A. On Friday March years She is survived by a son, Frank Noble brook. Va Rev. J. H. Fairfax officiating. 6 4. 1932. at Georgetown ago to seek his fortune in the and more than usually entertain- University Hos- Helped Educate Tribe. Barrymore's un- Mitchell; a daughter, Mrs. May Griffin, BROWN. JOHN W. Columbia Lodge, No. pital. ELIZABETH A beloved wile of West. ing program. With, little of the Clarence W. Remains at obtrusive and and a sister, Mrs. Lantz Huss. 85, I. B. P. O. E. of W is hereby noti- Scully. the par- Always a friend of the white people He nautical Involved, the program, led fied of the death of Brother JOHN W. lors of James T. Ryan, 317 Pa. avg. s.e. was from Frankfort, workman- Notice of funeral later. and earnestly endeavoring to be a accompanied by Master of Ceremonies Ben Bard, BROWN, who will be burled at Chester- where he Uke "study” of brook, Va.. Sunday. March 8. 1932. at 2 30 SOPER. WILLIAM B. On Friday. March 4. father to his own tribe. Plenty Coos addressed the Kentucky Leg- is one on "Herr of the funniest presented p m Elks’ service at John T. Rhines' 193?. at his residence 3811 6th st. n w., ad- Doktor" RETIRED NAVY OFFICER led in educating the Crow's to islature, by E. R. Reed, Democratic the Fox stage in many months. The funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s w Sat- WILLIAM B beloved husband of the late the old German urday. March 5. at 8 pm vanced ways of civilization and eco- droll humor of Lester & Parsons and Morning Siar Annie Soper. Notice of funeral hereafter. chairman of Adair and Is the main Lodge. No. 40; Forest Temple, No 9; Co- nomic County, planned H. this Ufa independence. Gregory & Raymon. keeps the audi- DIES IN CALIFORNIA lumbia Temple. No. 422, are invited. SPRIGGS. JAMES Departed to spend reason for view- March 1932. at Freedmen'a A natural leader. Plenty Coos took his first night here at a hotel. ence SYLVESTER H. EPPS. Exalted Ruler. Thursday, 3, ironic chuckling throughout. Hospital. JAMES H SPRIGGS of 1318 G in his He ing this LEE CAMPBELL. Secty. part In many war expeditions will return to to Mr. the per- st n e. Remains resting at Stewart's fu- Chicago Sunday. fable of Reverting Lyon, Comdr. Bradford Native Bt RTON. DR. SAMI EL L. On the name of post- Barnette, Wednesday. neral home. 30 H st. n.e until 10 a.m., youth, winning thereby At sonable youth starts out in "The March 2. 1932, at S’. Petersburg. Fla.. Dr. Traylor's request, no formal wel- war love, which Sunday: thereafter at his late residence. Alelsceea-Asock, meaning many brave Big Timer” as a ham- SAMUEL L. BURTON, beloved husband of come or celebration was He has moments of lunch-wagon of New Jersey, May Be Buried Funeral Monday March 7. at 1 JO p.m., or (now coos). His arranged. Anna L. (Klttlei Thompson Burton Serv- deeds plenty coups was with of ambi- from 11th st. n e. unable to come to Columbia last out burger sltnger. plenty ices at the Israel Baptist Church. ., chapel of Joseph Gawler s most service was at the Bamo more, great power in between F and G. Interment Lincoln distinguished Summer Lionel tion, but no opportunity to become Arlington. Sons. 1754 Pa. ave. n.w on Monday. PLENTY when hundreds of his Ken- *.hlch on the Memorial Cemetery. 6 Battle of the Rosebud. June 17. 1876. COOS._ a fighter. His big moment comes March 7. at 3 p.ra. Interment Rock Creek tucky friends launched a Democratic to be more de- Cemetery. 6 STEWART. L. L. MAUDE. Suddenly, on when he save Gen. Crook from whole tends slightly at the death of a man- The Navy Department was advised helped presidential prize fight March 4. 1932. at her residence, boom for him at a mass than is quite comfortable in of the death in COI.TRION. HARRY. On Friday. March 4. Friday. a Sioux-Cheyenne ambush. Deaths pressing ager whose comely daughter takes yesterday San Diego. 115 C st. S.e.. L. L. MAUDE STEWART, Reported. meeting. It 1932. at Walter Reed Hospital. HARRY this day and age. has, however, over Calif., of Comdr. Bradford oeloved sister ot Mrs. H R. Bishop. Fu- 100. 3137 he the fighting stable. Deserted Barnette, COLTRIGN. devoted brother of Robert Knew World's Great. Diana C Haselton. 38th st. Today plans to visit his birthplace out with care and con- neral from W. W. Deal's funeral home, Edward S Halley. 91. 3704 35th st at been worked by all her she chooses Ben U. S. Navy, retired. Funeral services Clegg and Mrs Emma Williams Funeral Breeding, about 20 miles from here. evi- fighters, 1 816 H st n.e Monday. March 7. at 2 p m. Chief Coos the Nicola Poletti. 76. St. Elizabeth's Hospital. by its sponsors who are held on the West Tuesday. March 8. at pm. from the W. Plenty represented A sideration Lyon (playing the part of Cooky being Coast today Ernest Jarvis funeral Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 6 R"th E Hubbard. 75. 3541 11th st. cousin, J. p. Traylor, now farms on such a theme will church. 1432 U st Crow Tribe at the ceremonies Novem- dently believe that Bradford) for a bout with a third- and interment probably will be in n.w. Interment Arlington National Ceme- SWANN. .MARTIN W. On Wednesday, John P Gardner. 70. United States Sol- tlv* land where the banker was ber 1921. at the of the Un- Chicago be relished by the depressed public comes Arlington National the de- tery. 7 March 2, 1932. at Emergency Hospital. 11. grave diers' Home. born and raised. rate scrapper, and he through Cemetery, those Eleanora Kalne. 68. 220 H st n e said. CROCKER. KITH. On Friday March 4 MARTIN W„ beloved husband of Mae G. known Soldier. Among he in- He at large. _ in a big way. After their marriage, partment Hattie I Fulton. 68. Gallinger Hospital. also will visit two other cousins in will find 1932. alter a long illness, at Boston. Mass Swann inee Purdy). Funeral from his ducted into his tribe were Marshal The ‘public,’ however, the charm- The commander's Mrs. Wil- n.e.. on Mon- Mary C. Kershaw. 62. Emergency Hospital. this Mrs. of wife-manager, played by mother. RUTH CROCKER of the Little Tea House. late residence, 1257 Oates st. President M county, Noah Loy, wife makes March 7. at 9 a m. Mass at 8t. Foch, Vice Curtis, Maj. Gen. Thomas W. Findley. 56. 3611 st. that Mr. Barrymore's acting ing Constance Cummings, pushes liam J. Barnette, was with him when Arlington Ridge. Va- sister of Gertrude day. Martha M. Penrod. 50. 173 U st. n.e. the county school and L Francis Xavier's Church. Pennsylvania James G. Harbord and Frank O. Low- superintendent, for whatever the picture lacks. her husband to the he died. Comdr. Barnette was the son Crocker of the Little Tea House and Oscar 47. Providence Mrs. up scrapping up Paul D. Crocker of ave. s.e at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends Weber. Hospital Alice Dillon, a widow. the Alexandria, Va. Serv- 6 den of Illinois. Jake Bernstein. 42. Emergency Hospital. This la-k is supplied by per- top of the heap. of Rear Admiral W. J. Barnette and ices in Boston. Mass. invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. He spent last old is The aged chieftain was said to have Albert R Lynch. 40. 1118 East Capitol st. evening greeting formance of Phillips Holmes, who Just before he is to an oppor- was born in Summit. N. J., on THOMPSON. ROBERT. Thursday, Mirth J, st friends in the get August CIMMINGS. GLORIA MARIE On Blanche B Howell. 28. 1620 Fuller hotel lobby and visiting as the French- Friday. 1932 at his residence. River rd Md.. Bad 11 wives. Nelson E Smith. 9. Children's Hospital. less than satisfactory tunity to meet the welterweight 27. 1881. He made his home In Cor- March 4, 1932. at her residence. 502 landmarks In the of Pea- ROBERT THOMPSON, devoted husband of Linton F Bailey. 4. Children's Hospital. vicinity Columbia. who went insane when body st n w GLORIA MARIE, man slightly champion, the suddenly rich fighter onado. Calif., and was retired from the aged 7 Ella Thompson, father of Aileen. Edgar Infant of Karl and Rachel Schmuhl. 1 years, beloveo daughter of Mr and Mrs. the son of the Herr is service for and Christine Thompson. Funeral Sunday. DENIES he killed young led astray by a wealthy society physical disability in July. George N Cummings Services at the hour. Casualty Hospital BEING CANDIDATE. March 6. at 12 noon, from the W. Ernest the last days of the Thelma and, 1920. the World War h^ served above address Monday, March 7. at 10 Births Dorothy L. Smith. 1 hour. Providence Hos- Doktor during girl, Todd, becoming During n 8 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet 6 Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. w. Reported. pital. war Mr. Holmes does not seem soft, slips rapidly to the four-round aboard the battleship U. S. S. New Cemetery. Bubera A. and Myra Turner, boy. Mary E Sillman. 89- 461 School st. s.w Traylor Tells He himself out of that Thursday, March 3. VAN OVERMEER. SARAH S. On Friday. v ave. n e Kentucky Assembly to be able to get preliminaries. He is reclaimed only Jersey and later as officer of DV£o..a011 Charles R and Helen A Schultz, boy. Mai Burden. 65. 1500 Kenilworth navigating 19J2. at her residence. 649 South Carolina March 4, 1932. at her residence. 49 Eve Henry H. and Genevieve Bogle, girl. Charles F. Henson. 58. 1228 Linden st. n.e which surrounds most an in- n.w.. VAN mee Seeks no Political Office. great fog when friend wife again takes the U. S. S. New York. In 1919 he eve. s e. ROSE, beloved wife of Isaac P. 3t. SARAH S. OVERMEER Charles J. and Elvira Gerhardt. girl Marv Cook. 48. Georgetown Hospital. beloved wife of P. Van and which seems, at terest in his commanded the U. S. Dugan. Funeral from the above residence Murphy), Joseph Randolph B. and Rhoda M. Fred 45. 402 2nd st vw. of his acting, professional activities, S. Monterey, Overmeer. Remains resting at the funeral Whittington, Perk. on Monday. March 7. at 8 30 a m thence FRANKFORT. Ky„ March 5 as it were breaking, and him on to with additional in home of Perry A- Walsh. 29 H st. n.w. Fu- tirl. Walter E Newman. 44. 125 P ct times, though spurs victory. duty command of to Si. Peter's Church, uhere mass will be Melvin A. March at 9 a.m.. from Harry and Evelyn Nicholson, bo.v. Solomon Minney. 41. Walter Reed General Traylor, who left the Ken- it never quiet does. Miss The bill is completed by the Fox the receiving ship at Pearl sale at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends in- neral Monday. 7. though Harbor, the funeral home: thence to St Aloysius Charles A. and Mary Iovino. boy. Hospital. tucky mountains as a boy and made his is as the Movietone News, over almost of Hawaii. vited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 6 Francis L and Louise Gaver. girl. Lorenzo Martin. 39. Galliojzer Hospital. Carroll, too. unexciting given Territory Church, where requiem mass will be said fortune as a banker in Texas and Chi- Chester A. and Gladys Hill. Kiri. Ber.sie Davis. 35. Gallinaer Hospital fiance of the boy who was killed, but entirely to the Lindbergh baby kid- FINCH. EMMA B. On Thursday. March 3. at 9:30 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Milton E. and Viola K. Marshall, M Colbert. 32. 640 Callin st. n.e. told 1932, EMMA B. boy. Roy cago, the Kentucky General As- to the a in her 77th year, widow Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rela- ■ is due brevity Mouse comedy, William and Viola Harris, twin girls. Frank N. White. 28. Emergency Hospital. that, perhaps naping, Mickey of James D Finch, mother of James sembly he is not a candidate tives and friends invited. 6 James and Marie Williams, boy. Elsie B Randall. 16. Columbia Hospital. yesterday of her role. and Tannhauser overture D jr.; Edward B. George A. and Wil- Wagner's MOSES OPTIMISTIC WASHINGTON. LEWIS. March Alfred F. and Cora Beel. boy. Emma A. Harris. 16. 2404 I st. for President. bur S Finch and Mrs. Louise F. Glick. Thursday. 3. The story of the young French- played by the orchestra under the 1932. LEWIS beloved Robert and Jaenetto Moore, boy. Harold Harper. 7. Gallirger Hospital Mrs. Harold C. Lycette and the late Mrs. WASHINGTON. Referring to Traylor booms launched to con- baton of A1 Mitchell. W. W. C. brother of Henrietta Newton. Florence Jerome and Thelma Briscoe, girl. Shiley Carter. 11 months. Freedmen's Hos- man who went to Germany Rose Macfarlane Noyes. Funeral from her in Assures Hoover of New Casey. Edward Washington and of Norman and Ida Bolden, girl pital. Kentucky and Texas, by; said. "No what, he was his great Hampshire late residence. 19 Randolph place n.w., on nephew fess thought Mary Hunt. Remains at Harry and Josephine Mahoney, girl. Betty Chambers. 3 months. Children’s Hos- normal American could be other than in Monday. March 7. at 9 a.m.; thence to St. resting the W. crime ithe killing of the German “Arrowsmith” Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U James and Anna Rutherford, boy. pital. pleased that his friends should think Vote in Primary Tuesday. ^artins Church, where ma$vS will be said st. Elton and Walker Dyson, boy. Audrey Sidney. 2 months. Children's Hos- the war) to the family whom he at 9:30 a.m. Relatives n.w., until 5 p.m. Saturday, thereafter at of him in At Loew's Columbia. I and friends invit- Charles and Elanor Johnson, boy. pital. such terms." and then added: had thus and who Senator ed. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. the above residence. Funeral Sunday. Infant of James 8nd Anna Richardson. I1* felt he wronged Moses. Republican, of New 6. John and Ellen French, girl. “I am grateful, but I have not been, of the bitterness of Sinclair March at 2:30 p.m.. from his residence. Jordan and Mary Taylor, girl. months. Freedmen s Hospital hadn’t the courage to tell them once Hampshire, painted an 6 Railroad ave.. Anacostia. D. C. 6 gOME optimistic pic- FINCH. EMMA St. Martin's Sodality will William and Jessie Johnston, girl. Infart of Lillian Wallace. 3 days. Freed- am not now’ and do not to be- tale, far and the fu- expect he got there, is a curious Lewis philosophy i ture of the political outlook for Presi- recite the Rosary on Sunday evening. WATERS. FRANCES. On Tuesday. March t. girl. men s come a Frances ar.d Gladys Green, candidate for political office." March 6. 1932. 7 1, 1932, at her residence. 2666 Nichols ave. Hospital.__ out of the usual pale of movie yarns. tility oi existence on the part of dent Hoover yesterday. at o’clock, at the home of Mrs. EMMA FINCH, 19 Ran- s.e.. FRANCE8 WATERS (nee Hollins) It is a grim little story, told some- The domestic political and economic deceased. what some call “great men” is dolph place n.w. (‘ Fannie Bob"), the daughter of the late force Mr situation was discussed at Joshua times with great by Barry- lunch, when GIBBONS. GEORGE LEONARD. and Marie Wormley and dearly be- CAPT. On Friday. loved mother of Maria RALSTON S. HOLMES and Mr. Lubitsch when he wedged deep into the picturization tile New was a of 4. 1932. at his Taylor. Melvina more, by Englander guest Mr. March residence. Fort and and Foote. Md Washington Lucille Hollins the does r.ot have to rely too heavily on of “Arrowsmith,” that is having its Hoover. Moses assured the President of GEORGE LEONARD GIB- late Lucius Hollins. Funeral Sunday, BONS. aged 64 years, beloved husband of New vote March 6. from Campbell A. M. E. Church, ORDERED TO ANNAPOLIS some of his players. One might say, Hampshire's for him in Tues- the late Sarah Elizabeth Gibbons (nee first Washington showing at Loew's Nichols ave and Sumner road at 2 that with certain substitu- Wilson). Funeral from the above resi- s.e., in fact, a somewhat de- day's primary. p.m. Relatives and friends Columbia. Although dence on Invited. tions in the cast this might have “The Democrats are Monday. March 7. at 9:30 a m. Former Presidential Aide to Be pressing film, it is more than usually clearly showing Mass at St. Ignatius’ Church. Oxon Hill, • A jewel has gone from our home. 8* been one of the finest pictures of their fright." Moses said Md.. at 10 a m. absorbing and acted with magnifi- later. "They Relatives and friends in- WELLS. RUTH. On Tuesday. March 1. 1932. the As it stands nowr. it almost see what is happening. The is vited. Interment church cemetery 6 RUTH WELLS, devoted daughter of Mamie Commandant of Cadets at year. cence by Ronald Colman and “our swing is—but isn’t. E. de S. MELCHER. toward the President. They are trying GREEN. ELEANORA A. Entered into Test Wells, sister of Harry. Taft and Lily Wells. own” Helen Hayes. Thursday. March 3. Funeral Tuesday. March 8. at 1 p.m from Naval to back lost but can't 1932, ELEANORA A. Academy. While Miss Hayes’ role is subordi- get ground, they GREEN, devoted daughter of Julia Syphax the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 do it.” Boston and the late U st. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial "Polly of the Circus” nate to Mr. Colman's, she per- Samuel Boston and Ralston S. U. S. sister of Abbie S Boston. Funeral Mon- Cemetery. 7 Capt. Holmes, Navy, At Loew's Palace Theater. a of forms with just such degree day. March 7. at 1 p.m from the W. WHITE. ANNA L. On Thursday, March 3, chief of staff to the commander of the FLNERAL Ernest pathos as makes her slightest ges- DIRECTORS. Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st. 1932. at Homeopathic Hospital. ANNA L, cruisers of the Force, is to be of the classics of the n.w. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 6 beloved wife oi Burton L. White. Scouting stage, ture volumes. That curiously Services ONE speak at her late residence. 830 Jefferson st. the new commandant of midshipmen "Polly of the Circus.” takes Its GRIFFIN. MARY. On March 4. abnormal deflection in her voice, Friday. n.w.. Sunday, March 6. at 2 p m. Inter- at the Naval Md. in the cinema world, with the V. L. SPEARE CO. 1932. at her residence. 1213 20th st n.w., Academy. Annapolis. place which shows itself only in moments ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 6 Davies Neither the successors to nor connected MARY, beloved wife of the late Thomas He will relieve Capt. Henry D. Cooke, production starring Marion On March 4. 1932. of great stress, gives her a dramatic with the original W. R. Speare establiah- Griffin Funeral from her late residence WIMS. EUNICE. Friday. U. S. Navy, who will go to command the and Clark Gable, now offered at on 7. at a m. at his residence. 1203 4th st. n.w.. EUNICE individuality which carries her to ment. 10OQ H Qt N W Monday. March 9:30 Requiem mass at St Church am. WIMS, devoted husband of Gertrude — —■ U. S. S. Oklahoma. As commanding Loews Palace Theater. It Is quite Phone National 2892 Matthew’s at 10 b~ —— the heights. While she may not be Wims Remains resting at the W. Ernest officer of the former presidential yacht likely that Miss Davies has had few Formerl? MU F St. N.W. Relatives and friends invited. Interment as yet one of the "grande dames” of Holy Rood Cemetery. 6 Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. U. S. S. and as naval aide roles more satisfactory than this one Notice of funeral later. Mayflower, the theater world, she is more effec- to the President, this duty in dealing with the love affair of a HARRIS. EMMA AIKEN. On Tuesday. WOODLOCK. JOSEPHINE HILLTARD. On beginning tive in wistful and TABLE ft March 1. 1932. at her residence. 2404 Wants are a and a being believably Eye Thursday. March 3. 1932. at her residence. quickly supplied through Februaiy. 1920. Capt. Holmes is well trapeze performer clergyman, st. n.w EMMA AIKEN HARRIS, the de- plunging her audience into tears 928 M St. N.W. 544 Hotel Gotham. New York. JOSEPHINE known in Washington. who is first denounced by the spirited _Nat’M voted wife of Nathaniel Harris, daughter HILLYARD. beloved wife of Thomas F. than most of the other screen hero- °f Alexander and Nealie He was a member of the United States young woman for draping her pic- Aiken and sister Woodlock and sister of Elizabeth. George. ines. Her method of acting the ten- of Thomas and Oscar Aiken Remains Fred. Ida and Arnold Byrne. Requiem naval mission to Brazil from December. tures on the billboards, but who resting at the der, loving and trustworthy wife W. Ernest Jarvis funeral mass at St. Patrick s Cathedral. New York 1922, to 1925. a then takes care of her when she has church. 1432 You st n w Funeral Mon- City. Saturday. March 5. at 10 a.m. It Classified Adv. February, Following in “Arrowsmith” is a character etch- day. Star March 7. at 2 AlmusR.Spmre p.m.. from the W. is be course at the Naval War in had an accident in the big tent. earnestly requested that flowers College not Succeeding the Original W. R. Speare Co. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. Interment omitted. Interment of this ing easily forgotten. 1623 Ave. Decatur 6242. private. 1927, Holmes was Popular approval play orig- ( Connecticut Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 6 Capt, appointed It is said that Mr. Lewis is thor- at Later he inated chiefly in the unusual traits nval attache Rome, Italy. Established 1876 HAYES. LILY W. will find if state want and the circus who devel- oughly satisfied at what has been Suddenly, on Friday. in iwpmnriam. you your clearly commanded the cruiser U. S. S. of performer, March 4. 1932. at 9:30 p.m.. at the home V|OU light done to his This fact indi- BROWN. HELEN. In sad but loving remem- a somewhat unemotional meth- novel JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. of her sister. Rose E Ryan. 3804 Henry it will reach I Cincinnati. oped brance of our dear mother. HELEN properly that you every- cates that, more than the usual has ! 1337 1th St. N.W. Fh«n« North —47. st.. Brentwood. Md LILY W beloved wpj classify the World War Holmes od of dealing with the public, while BROWN, who departed this life four years During Capt. daughter of John T and the late Mary (i-i in and around who can the finer traits of a per- been accomplished. And although ago today, March 5. 1928. body Washington sup- was on duty in Washington, serving in possessing Catherine Ryan, aged 59 years. Remains The contrast be- this reviewer was inclined to be WILLIAM H. SCOTT on. what are It is the all-direct and the Bureau of Ordnance. son of sensibility. resting at the home of her brother, Wil- Rest dear mother, thy labor’s o’er. ply you seeking. 409 8th ST. S *. hands will toll no more. tween the two of the same slightly disappointed (due perhaps liam T. Ryan. 1340 Michigan ave. n.e. Thy willing -- pictures "both true and • _LINCOLN 0.f»30._ Notice of funeral hereafter. Faithful mother, kind. all-including way. personality is effective on stage and to the avalanche of favorable com- A truer mother you could never find. FEELS CONFIDENT screen, and Miss Davies, with ment which preceded its screen CHAS. S. ZURHORST HAYS. WILLIAM McCLEMENT. On Friday. For all at us she did her best. HYDE 301 EAST CAPITOL March 4. 1932. at his residence.. 230 Maple God grant her eternal rest. be left method and mobile version), there is no denying that ST. • Copy for The Star Classified Section may straightforward I Lincoln Takoma Park. Md WILLIAM Mc- HER LOVING CHILDREN. countenance, finds a it is a film, __Fhone t37t._ ave_. particularly distinguished tastefully CLEMENT HAYS. D D. formerly of Bur- BROWN. SARAH. A tribute of love and at of these authorized Branch Offices. It will OF FARMERS’ FUTURE gettstown. Pa., any congenial part in the Polly, who directed and acted by Mr. Colman husband of Emma Luke devotion to. the memory of my darling Hays and father of Katherine L. be forwarded insertion in first avail- finally wins the approval of the with that gentlemanly ease for McNary. grandmother. Mrs. SARAH BROWN, who promptly for the i Funeral services at the Takoma Park entered into eternal rest twelve years ago have con- A.J.SCHIPPERT1 church leaders, after they which he is noted. His skill in Presbyterian Church, on able issue. No fees for this Secretary Says Going Will Be Monday. March today. March 5, 1920 service; only regular demned the young clergyman for to the the inner 1804 M 7. at 2 p.m. 6 bringing surface St. 2827 I have lost my soul companion, rates are the artist. N.W._North charged. Hard, but Growers Will Get marrying trapeze struggles of the ambitious young HILI.EARY. JOHN L. Suddenly, on Thurs- A life linked with my own. Clark Gable’s part in the play doctor who hoped to live and breathe day. March 3. 1932. al Casualty Hospital. And day by day I miss her more JOHN L.. beloved son of the late John F. As I walk through life alone. Through All Right. brings to him a new personality, and die "for science” rather than CQ and Ida E Hilleary. Funeral from the My heart cannot tell how I miss you. as he the LAGAWLEB w'hich impresses, presents for pills is creative tour de force. Wm H Sardo & Co. funeral chapel. 412 know not what to say. In the Northwest Associated Press. My lips By the fortunes of the young H st. n.e. on Mondav. March 7. at 1:15 God knows how I need you varying clergy- The story of the man who * ~ For only young p m Relatives and friends invited In- ! Secretary Hyde is full of confidence man. and a picture of the type In my home that is so sad and lonely 11th and Park rd.—Arm- 9th and U sts.—M. H. gives started his career in a small West- Funeral Director* terment at 2 p.m., at Arlington National today. as to the future of American farmers. common in litera- which has been ern town with a wife, no money and LEONARD M. GAWLER Cemetery. 6 HER LONELY GRANDDAUGHTER. SARAH strong’s Pharmacy. Hunton’s Pharmacy. but • “The going will be hard, they ture, but w'hich has been rare on a fistful of ambition is 13*4 M »t. N.W._Pot. 4173, 4171. P SKIPWITH. — probably HOGAN. VIOLET ESTELLE. On Friday. 14th and P sts. Day’s will all right. They are dllu screen. March 4. 1932. CHACONAS. ETHEL EVELYN. In sad but Ga. ave. and Upshur st.— get through stage known to the public at laige. His P. J. SAFFELL at her residence 1735 34th the funda- st. n.w VIOLET loving remembrance of my dear wife and Pharmacy. beginning to understand Many circus scenes are made pos- travels thence to his ESTELLE, beloved wife of Petworth Pharmacy. the big city, PERSONAL SERVICE—REASONABLE. David J. Hogan and our mother. ETHEL EVELYN CHACONAS. 1135 14th st.—M mental causes of their troubles. That sible the use of the camera, thus mother of David J., arty’s by of in a medi- 731 SIR St. 3337, jr.: E. who departed this life three years ago to- our period struggle great N.W._Natl Francis and Ada E. Hogan. Fu- — will a in readjusting to the March 5. 1929. Cigar & Magazine Store. 221 Upshur st. Monck’s go long way adding materially possibilities cal research laboratory, his eventual LEE’S neral from the W. W. Chambers funeral day. a condition.'' when was WILLIAM SONS, home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w on Remembrance is a golden chain 17th — farming to changing that existed "Polly" play- to the J. Monday. and Que sts. Ken- Pharmacy. trip plague-ridden "islands” F1NERAL DIRECTORS March 7. at 8:45 am.: Death tries to break, but all in vain. With those words the chief of the ed nn the Some fine thence to Holv stage. trapeze and the tragic death of his TTinitv Church, where mass will be To have, to love and then to part ner’s Pharmacy. 1 summed young CREMATORIUM offered 5916 Ga. ave.—Brightwood Agriculture Department today work is made prominent in the ac- at 9:15 am for the repose of Is the greatest sorrow of our heart. — w'ife all are told to some extent with her soul. 15th and U sts. G. O. now’ that 332 PA. AVE NW. NATIONAL 1384. 1385. Interment no his view7 of the outlook tion. (private) Mount Olivet Ceme- kind in all her Brock. Pharmacy. i the power and effect created in the tery. Loving and nays. planting time is approaching. He The stage performance at the g Upright and iust to the end of her days. book. Sincere and true in heart and mind. 2912 14th st.—Colliflower Ga. ave. and st. recommended diversification—the plant- ! HURDLE. JOSEPH Kennedy ; Palace brings Al Wohlman once FREDERICK. On Thurs- What a beautiful memory she left behind. The supporting cast. too. is excel- day. Art & Gift Co. ing oi food and feed crops—as the more into action, with some musical March 3. 1932. at 10:45 a.m.. at HER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHIL- —Lampkin’s Pharmacy. lent. including the services of Rich- Homeopathic Hospital. JOSEPH FRED- * of meeting cash short- selections, in addition to his ERICK. DREN. 3401 14th st.—Bronaugh’s immediate way direc- ard Bennett. A. E. Anson and aged 52 years, beloved husband of ave.—Sher- as much of Myrna CHAMBERS 2901 Sherman Ida age on the farm. Doing tion of the program. Acts display- M. Hurdle (nee)) Hughes of 4315 7th CHACONAS. ETHEL EVELYN. In sad but Pharmacy. Loy, who, however, in a lesser as- w- of our dear man Ave. Pharmacy. their own and home manufactur- much skill include Mc- from ab<>ve residence loving remembrance daughter 14th and Buchanan sts.— repair ing Mulroy, is Sons *£Monday, D March„Fun'rS> and sister. ETHEL EVELYN CHACONAS. also recoin- signment, not so effective as the Frank Geier's Co. 7. at 10 o'clock a m. Rela- — w’ork as was 6224 3rd st. Stewart’s ing profitable Ncece and Ridge, who skate and 111S SEVENTH ST. N.W. tives and friends invited. Interment An- who departed this life three years ago to- others. E. de S. M. nationalMotional ?XT\O 5. 1929. Hohberger’s Pharmacy. mended to farmers. dance and reach a high point, while Modern Chapel. Telephone drews' Chanel. Fairfax County. Va. 6* day, March us has gone Pharmacy. ___ A precious one from 14th st. and Colorado ave. Berenoff and Charlotte are leaders Mr-KEITHER. ELLA. On Saturday. March Maiden" 5. A voice we loved is stilled — “Impatient 1932. at 3 a m ELLA MCKEITHER. the —O’Donnell’s 1905 Mass. ave. Dupont in dancing and adagio. Wynn Wm. H. Sardo & Co. A place is vacant in our hearts Pharmacy. Pleasing at the Rialto. oevoted daughter of Marie McKeither, Licenses. sings characteristic Which never can be filled. 3209 Mount Pleasant st.— Pharmacy. Marriage Wayne songs, niece of Katie Gibney and Albert Thorn- Darlene Walders also and A PLAUSIBLE story of sustained Funeral ton Remains at Her her Mount Pleasant Cigar 18th and Fla. ave.—Bern- Stanley W. Hawkins. 21. and Mildred F dances, Chapel resting the W Ernest loving voice, smiling face Jaivis funeral church- 1432 Are a pleasure to recall. Banks. 20 Rev S Abernethy Victor and his Pals offer a act. interest and good taste is told 412 h st n.e. You at. n.w and News W. dog Lincoln UOAA052A Notice of funera! later. Sne bad a kind word for every one Shop. stein’s Store. Wood. 18: Ambulance Drug Caleb Hurt. 21. and Isabelle Zasu Pitts and company present a in “The Impatient Maiden." which service._Limum And died beloved by all. 1823 Columbia rd. — The 1 Rev KIESO. MAXWELL. On Friday. • Fla. ave. and 1st st.—N. Oliver Tyler. film which is most effective opened yesterday at the Rialto The- March 4. HER LOVING PARENTS AND SISTER. I Richard S 46. and Julia Simms. comedy F. Birch's Sons 1932. at his residence. 1930 18th st n.w Carpenter of the ater. Lew and Mae Clarke, in Joseph CLEMENTS. BARBARA C. In sad but lov- Billy Shop. Reiskin. 27 Rev Henry R. Coleman. as a result distinctive methods Ayres (ISAAC BIRCH) MAXWELL, beloved husband of Ella Lee — remembrance of 2162 California st. Co- William Adams. 21. and Anita C Davis. 18 of Miss Pitts. D. C. C. the leading roles, are provided with Kieso >nee Mills) and father of Edward ing our dear daughter North st. and R. 1. Rev and sister. BARBARA C CLEMENTS whf> Capitol Robert Anderson. an St. -N.W. Kieso Funeral from the chapel of J lodny Brothers. 31: excellent medium for their recog- ass WilliamLae. departed this life five years ago today, ave. — Parker’s Phar- ) Willie Jackson. 27. and Relia Youngs. Lees Sons. 332 Pa. ave. nw on nized talents in clear-cut dramatic Monday. March March 5. 1927. Wardman Park Pharmacy. Rev Nathaniel R Richardson Ben Lyon at Fox 7. at 2 p.m. Relatives and macy. ! Arthur R Sutton. 21. and Geraldine Byrd, action. Both have natural endow- W. W. DEAL & CO. friends invited to attend. Interment in The blow was hard the shock severe. 215 N. Y. ave.—Sanitary Rev. G. With a Funny Stage Bill. Congressional Cemetery. We never thought her death so near. ! 18 noth of Falls Church. Va W. ments and defined 318 H ST. LINCOLN 3200. ave. — J. Louis well personalities, N.E,_ Oh. the memory of that evening Pharmacy. 1742 Pa. Powell. KINARD Joe Wierson. 25: ITS BEN LYON week at the Pox w'hich give character to the story MARTIN. Departed this life on When we heard that you were dead. Krick. Vance. 43 and Helen GEO. W. WISE CO. Wednesday. March 1st and K sts.—Duncan’s Judge Robert E Mattingly 1 2. 1932 at 3 45 p m., —with the cheerful, likeable they have been selected to unfold. after a She little thought when leaving home T 27. and R. *903 M ST. N.W. brief illness. MARTIN KINARD 21st and G Aubrey Wainwright. Audrey He That she would never return. Pharmacy. sts.—Quigley’s 1 man starring in the Mr. Ayres has been before the Writ leaves to mourn their loss a wife. Cal- Trefflnger 21 both of Norfolk. Va Rev. young picture, 3133._ That she soon in death would actor lic Kinard: two daughters. U. F Kinard sleep 7th and K sts.—Golden- Pharmacy. William Pierpoint. "The Timer,” and on public as a leading film for And ieave us here to mourn. j Big appearing West and Addle L Kinard Smith. Fu- Stephen M. Gibenon. 38. Lancaster Pa several and in ALFRED R. OAWLER neral MOTHER AND FATHER, BROTHERS AND berg’s (time clerk’s Pa. ave. — the stage. years, practically Sunday. March «. at 2 o.m from 25th st. and and Mary E D. Manning. 31. Boston Rev. has WALTER A. OAWLER Janifer s funeral SISTERS. » L The deals with a every instance his assignment parlor. 1115 22nd st desk). Store. I. McDougle. picture prize WILLIAM A. OAWLER n w Rev Alstork Columbia Drug N been of his talents. That officiating. Interment DAVIS. JOHN WESLEY. In sad but loving — Glen Mangum. 24. and Mabel B Thomp- who has his ups and worthy 7th and O sts. Lincoln fighter downs, Lincoln Memorial remembrance of our dear husband and son. 23: Rev G D. Samp-on. Cemetery. 3315 Conn.- ave. -Joll'i as a fifth-rate tradition is maintained in the pres- father. JOHN WESLEY DAVIS, who died Store. Homer Wilhelm. 21. and Elva L starting pug, and, Joseph LEE. Drug Foster. which GENEVA. Departed this life on Fri- one year ago today. March 5. 1931. Newsstand. 18. both of the help of a shrewd man- ent offering at the Rialto, in Richmond Rev John E B iggs through day. March 4. 1932. at Gallinger Hospital. Gone, but not forgotten. 7th st. and R. I. ave.—J. Adams. he is while Miss Clarke Le.oy 23. and Constance Giles. ager-wife, rises to a headliner at starred, GENEVA LEE She leaves to mourn their May his soul rest in peace. Amen. 5017 Conn. 20 Rev loss one sister. Mrs. French Simpson. ave.—Higger’s Henry D Tillman Madison Square Garden. Without steps into a featured leading role, AWLER Tsabell Nelson: two DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. MARY, Thomas H. Cribb 21 S daughters. Ruby and Louise: sons. — Conway C. and G three JOHN W.. JR.; 11th and M sts. L. H. Community Drug Store. in the feature role, with a notable display of versatility WILLIAM. ELLEN MA- Margaret F Spicer. 30. Rev a. Va Rev Mr. Lyon prob- SONS James. Robert and Ernest Lee: two aunts RITA • Forster’s ave. and Macomb H iskel P Deal the wouldn’t be in emotional lines and the more and a host of other relatives and friends Pharmacy. Wisconsin ably picture much GRIFFITH. WILLIAM I.. In sad Horch Manougian. 27. this citv. and a manner dis- Established 1850 Remains resting at Fugene Ford funeral but loving of a show. normal contacts, in remembrance oi our dear father. WIL- st.—Harry C. Taft. Maritza Kavookjian. 24 Silver Md Chapel I'resaatisni Lair mttenlaat parlors. 1300 South Capitol st. Notice of Spring ; Other featured LIAM L GRIFFITH, who departed this Judge Robert E. Mattingly. tinctly pleasing funeral later. 4231 Wisconsin ave.—Mor- Merkel, who is being 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania life live years ago today. March 5 1927. In the players are Una • Southwest Avenue N.W. LEONBFRGF.R. NETTIE M On Fridav HIS LOVING CHILDREN. Bros.’ cast more and more for humorous 1932. gan Pharmacy. March 4. at her residence. 1905 17fh GROSS. ALICE EVANS. Sacred to the mem- 10th st. and Va. ave.— ... ; _LOST._ Phones: NAtional 5512-5511 st. ....TVTT. .V. .... AIREDALE, large male, shaggy coat, results; John Halliday, Andy Devine, st re. NETTIE M LFONFERGER
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