Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1930, Page 7

REYNOLDS FUNERAL RITES HERE TODAY D. C. Resident Was Killed Friday on Construction Job in Accident Victim GIRL RESERVES WORK FOR SPRING OPERETTA Musical Fairy Tale, “Snow White and Seven Dwarfs,” to Be Given Under Y. W. C. A. Auspices. ‘The Girl Reserves of the Yuunz Women's Christian Association tary of pianning and and rehearsing for thelr | Mrs. Atice suworm Morse, drama di- ual Spring operetta, which rector of the local association. BEST GRAVE VAULT MADE Air Sealed and W [Prooj—Guaranteed 50 Years ly $85 Dwarfs,” by L. resented in Barker Hall place of the cld-time wood box. An everlasting home for filw&tl.y".u Fanerals, Complet c,SlO?)up,CmadAIl There is Nothing Eise to Pey For We Cleim We Praduce the Finest conemical Funerels in the THE GREATER W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Col. 0432 14th, Corner Chapin N.W. Col. 0432 E1SEMAN'S Actually $35 NEW SPRING SUITS Marked Special at New Spring Topcoats $ l 9.75 Liberel Credit ] HOT-WATER HEAT A FOR APPROXIMATELY $53 PER ROOM. Figured on a 6-room house <+ . we can install this Amer- ican Radiator plant at a cost of lppmximltely $53 room. And it’s an “ALL AMERICAN?” plant . . . now is the time to have us install it! A little monthly will pay for this guaranteed plant . . . i::amedin:o Inmlhtio.n wi no wn payment. Balance in 3 years. ANY 901-10St.NW. 3067 .. STAR, LN I Rites Tomorrow | THE SUNDAY COL. RALPH S. PORTER T0 BE.BURIED TOMORROW Former Member of. General Staft of War Departmént Served 'in " i e g i 5 i FH i 3% .;Eg | g JAMES H. LOWREY DEAD; RETIRED PROOFREADER Continuous COL. RALPH S. PORTER. RADIO SHUT-IN FUND Record of 54 Years’ Service Made at Government Printing Office. James H. Lowrey, 86 years old, re- tired proof reader of the Government Printing Of where he served con- tinuously for nny-fwr years, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. William J. Hutchinson, 1206 quxmy street, Pri- day after a short iliness. A native of this city ané a lifelong resident here, Mr. Lowrey first went to at the Government Printing ox- fice when 17 years of "f St gt sl e T e e e employment ex- the retirement age three extensions eoveflnl a total ol llx y!l.rl. He retired about 15 $66.49 in Contributions Announced by Young People’s Committee Working for Churches. thflblmnm totaling $66.49 toward the radio “shut-in” fund for the in- stallation of radios at a number of colored church homes in the city were ledged yesterday by Miss Anna A Sh T s e young 's lenom| committee, pe:g!:h is arranging for DR. ). D. BLAIR DIES. Native of Nicaraguas Had Resided Here 35 Years. LIE!JT. RALPH S. BARNABY Naval Pilot and Amelia Earhart to Supervise Contests in First Major Competition in East. S. Barnaby, worker WILL BE GLIDER JUDGE cationel D. C., .MAL. i} 28, TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT WILL BE MAPPED OUT TRAUGOTT L. SCHMIDT. ools; | FUNERAL SERVICES HELD INCREASED BY GIFTS | Bru. ettt o P FOR TRAUGOTT SCHMIDT becca | Rites for Former Merchant Tailor DAYTON TO BEGIN PRISON WORK SOON Rehabilitation Bureau Secretary to Help Paroled Men Find Employment. Are Conducted at Home, 51 K Street. Funeral services for Traugott L. Schmidt, former prominent merchant taflor, with an establishment at 1316 E street, a site now occupled by the old Southern Rallway building, were con- ducted at his late home, 51 K street, Thursday. Interment was in Prospect EE Cemetery. . Schmidt, who would have been old April 20 died last Mon~ & ess, his death oc- versary of his land tates from Germany E g 5 b eé ok ] Cermany. He -efize . 1!004 2lter having con- His vt.e the late u:: Theresis Sohmidt, died six year He i mv-ebycwnwms:em-_—amm Fg" chowski, E. Smith and Mrs, Prieds M. Parker, ;flo!thuell:y MELLON ATTENDS RITES Treasury Secretary Sees Col. Guffey Laid to Rest. Guffey home, were simple. ;::;uma u’bly Rev. Hugh Church. Mellon were business - and '| friends and ne'ihbon in former years. POOR DRIVING BLAMED or licensed whb never h&%&“‘l before. Seventeen have been offered. e SERIES OF WITHDRAWALS CLOSES OKLAHOMA BANK | President Says Directors See Little or No Loss to Depositors in His Institution. Is Thoughtful S0t gvery, requiremen Pune pri! and Tivery In connection. James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. MEN! we recommend Stacy-Adams Shoes as a sound investment. They give you the comfort- ing assurance of authentic style. They ease your mind because they fit your foot. There’s an extra dividend in the way these shoes lupdnlrtflmllnu-ndfinenppnruccthmgh months and months of good hard wear. STACY ADAMS Exclusively Sold at— flidmmston“tu CAR.I. M BETZ, Mgr. 612 13th Street West Side Bet. F;'Q G Sts, v BY MAN FOR HIS ARREST Whisky-Lader Car Captured Atter Hitting Bus—Accident Seeond of Kind for Prisoner. Ralph H. Betters, colored, of the 1300 nloek o! ‘Walter street southeast blames “boohu?‘xl grand j\llryy z der $4,! or "’ e charges tramsporting Hart flun chargs eolonc mn at Police Court yes- —_— RUM SHIP IS CAPTURED AFTER CHASE OF WEEKS Flying Dutchman, Alcohol Runner, Is Taken for Activities Along Baltic Coasts. bd!!n Sele.ct Your Monument F_"?‘l: & here. Beg 1 Sholge in s tintshed stats. prices, K mumh."nn Werkmanship. Washington Granite Monumental Co., Inc. : W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Phones A dams 10341 @ards of Thanks, Busbang RABS e % cazrzz, mi, ARTER AR 2 &A}l S tozs and many friends for th pressions of sympatny end focsl L at mé u{ %ox my beloved sunt, LIAM E. LEE, of New Enues , she i auring. he m.a".nv m-ng} @ xmcnbon Hor'thet: 3% i el e et o Ty m 7% PAIflLY "“fl ixer anfl tufil! NS Mivens rouss. or their Tow many “frien: ress! afl:‘h’ E.gbifil !Bl'lblal':x:‘ the TorTon! e - WIFE AND PAMILY. * wn-mvn&x& lncn" L {‘ M. Welss. h ‘.h.,‘;':m:,“:;a‘b:m% S wiih ttavexieny 8 my ey Triendy Patny ‘tng it Rorar e dered "durin of wife, MARY B, fimthn. BLAIR. JOSEFR D. On Frides. March 31, . At his mmeng 'of Lotitla, Blai beioved eph D Blair. Ir. of New N a0 leaves miny other felatives and friends to mourn their loss. Hotice ‘of funeral Inter. BLAIR. DR J. D, Mombers of Metropoliten oF st to G 5 Brprey b éath of my husbal Sunday. March 23, at 5:30 p. make funerai renvemants for burlsl ot ‘Dur gir knisht, DR J. D. BLAIR, chu; between 3rd ai T acsday, Mareh S8 M. CLOMAX, Cbancelior. Com- mander. R, Treasurer. 23 . _HA] “)UNB e NIMALS apply Animal scue = LOST. m h“ . _male: | nlnrmd to CAlIell 2120 LeRoy m.rr“ lack, with !'lll lllfl rnn.ry fl"fl 340 Marsiang e o w. Nap s00n ivu. 2 e, sme’ Barney. reh 19, :n:um! noon, on r W m n' dl t ) PO DOG. mal vei it gray Reward. Oall Clarendon b i P%l‘l‘_a b‘ll:#'“‘;rflm‘l}l‘bgg‘u lllllll?l’ e 1 her efi"y Smpanion, lut-rn (g '{‘mn mn.mfl«nrd. ‘return u‘"flv Hol uu):ul- R TR i m ramed M. R. 3 K w© Jargd ‘fim Retirn | AND! 3 Db‘u of l.m s e 'g, = ,;"" mfifi""mc AN, IAI!I. ne,.mr L H. M c._on l-nuc" I“Eh hu., BROWN, THEODORE 'HF".,::"‘,:":' T e W m&‘:::f :,::: c"'"‘g' 'Rfll!l:n 0 s and RGIN, LYDIA EVA. .Un r'x"u :‘L fiuun FrR K‘. A ‘.‘i'“’m'...":"‘-‘;....,‘ und ache ‘u s Nost l.nu hy muholl! o m“ti‘. s, 'f 3“"" s o ock cu'gi piist Chirch, '?r i m-% ROSA E. WA c/:nxon BAYMOND {";{3?"“"“ ?" Do T B M.‘ ltla “:,,..-;fi»:ms za.nt itver Cometery. ~ Hgle- riends Innul Interment tives and CHAPMAN, 31, 1030, ‘st AL BT ; Sl "-=.§ A'wd‘." h uunn. AN =k %z:% 1S, ‘B'AMo" , 1930, from Metropolitan A. 3&*@2@%“*“‘ ! X 3. d mem- A mey 0 7 A Di Mearch 33, 1930, d"x Chuzeh, Sister L e T N "Js.,“w“ e ,.mfi"*‘“ '%g ;’ Mnll s _ves W, Ch: home. N~ " W. Gham! REYNOLDS, HENRY HOOD. Sidle [ Thurs Mareh 20, 1930. at N wie! HENRY HOOD beloved husband of Addie a: Katherine Simpkins. Funeral ,.neE chapel. Sth 'unm 8, c. AMS??'% *::" s, Richar Hines Co. lunon Monday, March 24, R .‘l . JOHN. Dfl:lm 1 v evening, 3 'clock, JOHN R ptrict $ail and Fae Belove inds Boston, stepfather olc Zacharian Simmons and ad . 8t 1 p. M. E. Z. Church. Cemetery. Relatives ited 1o attend. Plul A. M. E. Ch THERS. MARIL, On Frida: m«. at_the residence of I Seors o) STEARNS, WARNEN mu denls, March 3. ARNE, beloved w0 Fearhs. Temains eoiss of Cambers Tuneral home- Notice neral later. : ALICE LORRAINE. oOn LL, Rev. isema; ment Lincoin Memorial " T 'f:?'-!‘fl: of I8 O !n fimnflm. S e URNS. MARION A 'e' u'iut'on A, FOREN , Mareh N {15 WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. * P apatics or ouseess St "'-'.'u'g %" 3 Gt“J e st ‘I'!: Fears aso arted this Hfe six foday, Kareh 25, 1914, her 3 MOTHER AND 1% GREENLEAY, SADIE. In sad bot = X! r and MILLEAEY. MYRTLE GERTRUDE. In su but lovize remembrance of ou O aey atay Jous yoars ‘260 March 23, 1936, Gone, but not fory HUSBAND lgn:gu.. PEACHIE. % Tour sufferings o' Ts sesce may vou b A | i, samym e 2o gy life on -’fiu& fi:&”’w«n 10:30_a.m.. id Diel c.mr E{nfn m!?‘lef nfl‘l‘ya M 8 S5 s o e the. residencs £ mh LIRSS iET. dison. Va. lrélfilld:g Zrepees ar - 1% -| .“fillfli ]l"rll mt ‘w ng- "'flm"":? Snade” ‘E s&" de. l: uu no lnl 3 h.t farewell, nfl:fifi-'fi"n hia llrl 1 esleep ome year aso today, Mareh 23, 1929. The,depins of our our sorrow we camuot tell At the of our mother, wWe 30 well; And while she les in Her memory we lhlll 8ys keep. msy not kmz: why death should come NESTLER, FRED In nmmbnlfi ] gue beloyed son, faines and Drotber, who di e Jesrs aso o ey Rareh 35, 1631, 1 v Preddie boy, oh, how we miss youl Prom our presence sou. were Tone: But we hw' you're peacesbly sleeping “Eul tne resurrection morn. ‘Whet wondrous consolation, That through Jesus Christ we, t00, Cen arise on that nut morning, e umm BI. ' BI-LAVI Nom“. JAMES E. In sad but lot g ,.{'!?5.. life one vesr ago today, March Mo ore” BT Beates hole dears P Rtimembrance Keeos ;ou‘"ne:r rum-v » WILKE, AUGUSTA L. A token of love un«wnu“‘ ory Gt my devoted u 8l rest l'n years ago l.‘l'» u‘ lm hillside softiy sleeping, Ot "aVay" Hom care’ atd _pain, May you rest in Jesus Leeping, For we hope to meet agsin. niguu.s‘“%" 'Efl fllm lct‘. \bers ereg (o | 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.w. National 2473 t Bap- Chupel, Telephone 3 for 1o noon, for r‘" o r\ hueh 8 1 of our “rm' Wi March ital. d of the ':".'.'a.}“"i"?m: & o e Meren 24, 8% 8.:?"‘.’{" ‘!'hu\‘tdl). 3 Co- R M & (!ld W. rvices llnndn Iate Tes frig Y als, " KE| 34 g n.n ll‘ ..°'°"‘ .r«s..,..ma.. Lk lington ity 3 59 ."ln peral from W. w. ral hom 181 Director STHSTNE M linc 543 #|V. L. SPEARE CO. of nor '. = “}W"fi% wiicitner SR Bhone Private Limousine Ambulance 412 A 8t l.l. JOHN R WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. __ Phone North 6047 ALMUS R SPEARE “““‘i‘z Orllhll w. B l—ll Ce POTOMAC 4soo vices | 8 yrs. at 1208 B st 45 yem. at Clyde J. Nichols, lnc. 4200 9th Bt NW. ___u_‘. J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. C'll{Eh‘dATORlUM. . N.W. _NATIONAL