Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1930, Page 9

Efl BLISH FUHERAL HELD | University l‘r-l-nn, Killed in Crash Is Buried in Arlington. Funeral services for Donald Blish, 18- years-old, a freshman at the University of Pennsylvania, who was killed Sat- W' Feature Stately .WREATHS & WILL ADDRESS CITIZENS |ARGUES FOR CHANGES Miss Sybil Baker to Tell of Com- munity Center Plans. Miss Sybil Baker, director of the Community Center Department of the Public Schools, will address the South- Senator Heflin Proposes Amend- ment to Regulations Governing Appointments and Dismissals. SPRAYS For Funerals $2.50 v Delivered C. and C. Flower Stores 807 14th St. N.W. 804 17th St. NW. 609 12th St. N.W. Metro. 7433 Metro. 7948 Metro. 9369 Genuine Reductions on MEN’S SPRING SUITS On Convenient Payment Terms These suits were marked down from our regular groups. It represents a buying opportunity no man can overlook. All sizes in all shades. Pay weekly or monthly in small sums., No interest charges. EISEMAN’S Seventh and F Sts: west Citisens’ Association at its regular moe'.ln: at 8 o'clock tomorrow night, in Fairbrother School, Tenth md E ntreeh southwest. Miss Baker ex- pected to outline the Community Cenm |, S o e e Production of dmndve ta) 3 turies ago in Brit- has been revived cluded by urging enactment of amend- ments to the laws, which he sald were suggested by the 41 Places Ordered Padlocked. BUTTE, Mont., May 20 (#)—Forty- one uhhnshm:nu in Bum and neg:la Mtrfl Judge Gmn efldeneq, to indicate violaf of the l!qa:tr law had been submitted h the ut in the Open E do not hem and haw about the matter of cost. We tell you frankly that we have a com- plete service for as little as $125. We have no reason for being afraid to talk about the matter of cost. 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Al AR o e .,-f.“:: B Baturday, en 8 between iwo: SaTor’la stoves. Dececar 1016-W. g w..n.mflfi%”m. T dl!. Rulh Green, M DOG, ""gm o of . Srom 29, e Sewards REE—T! it in_Ohevy OB to- :y! or lt. K" “lt Hnwln‘a‘lls . Kresge's, 11th and G sts. T xu-t’lonumu. Owiier in need of & e ware S Ton ‘e Tastiter: o @.‘é_r%. Zomm!"u‘;h%i;l lll-W.';':" : SR e E%".:Ee s % Tefurned fiufin for! B Aass. "mre Fitephione” Room States Hotel. Rew: 1 I«-h lllfl fi'n‘\'u’u e Mms, Rowar: iy 'TJ\‘?.!.“F‘* Mon lngys whfte “goid lln”n. 1000 B ‘St. v, Rewar &N_ HILL, James Hereward ury ge Licenses. ’I-.l R. onr ‘ Mable G. Willlams, o J. Miser, 27, Hu! W. Va. W'fl r'm.an.%ueuy Tev. A iton . lmullfl S, {1 eit: afl' l}‘ ' thl".flh.’x o R . and Corra A. Bireh, 26; Rev. Jo“ YH ‘Mora: - ‘%, Foledo, Ohio, and . ’l; this city; Rev. 158 Garits 2B Inkacs: 90, both of m'mufl. 23, _this city, and lew ' York City; Rev. ind Beatrice Glascoe, Wind 3 s%e Faul’ 5 . .. muln' ‘2;’ lnfl l!onl Cl‘u! 25; hey, 24, lm! Oenl'\‘l‘flc P, Qumfl!l’.‘fl?‘!‘hrl:ndon T Ryt g e 4 o naro, 19; Rev. Births Reported. Stephen H. and Ethyl ’ o Fo Voraes dnd deoms rl. angors Jackson, el rles ‘Thompson, omas L. and hunne EN Green, boy. Deaths Re rted fplbert & Xenny, 8 foanel Siodmany’ 3 onite: anllnnr Hos- xyflm T. Plelds, 2 months, Children's L irley D. Hatcher, 3 months, 43 Myrtle of )llek lnd Mary Smith, 1 day, b g-mnnu'r Hospit, mlnl TH. Depar! FOm Rt mvr.n.fl mother ol alte Teave %ii‘?fi-m,"! T CALLOWAY, 'l'o"! f’h Aates, N %w%fi iny day, My, mfl'f. at 10 Pri vited. 21° ca rll. . OOFER, CH .,..: On.I(’nn‘d‘ly May 1 eve son” of ' Mary and brother of Leroy, -n.u'lnrl-m Gooper.” i . No- Cooper izabeth latl 8! '""" Sty Wedncday mongthy o Fesidence of his mother, g B ?&g‘%m:n:ni”fl'm- 1 14th » May 31 the apel of Jack imore, Md. st 31 am. stand ‘Wednesday. N, JOHN THOMAS. Suddenly, y, May 18, 1930, at nanuu- lien (nee S300 Vstn st . g- iuma Ilnl Vlt Joved husband o) .,,.un'_"..;,,:.',.‘:.':*x‘ 5 .,‘mn‘**"'mm l-l m rgaret i kot ‘E;.f.il X riends at Ar) Funeral from Sodar l‘m.l.l" aa:t‘n;:”nlna o, tives invited to attend. s " FABRIZIO, FRANCESCO. On Saturday. Mey di P 6. Cevalas, o e ufl Tor the -:'"" uul { xt"“ Beart Snuren: Toth | men -= Parl 7 u-hn, °‘5E.£':‘“-:‘3ww% A Roy Spencer Gary. lhum of run- Saddenty, ES, WILLIAM Me! 17, lun on lnm-y at t o Moy :1 n " e &Jfi.fi'@&“@%fi L‘n‘.':'e 'xim“"n&% ) iny churcl and m!mb'l’l ul's llll‘n nrah. W Y, May 1, 1”0. at 1 L, S dd S BADMED ¥ S . on Sun- bis res '8?"-‘ 118 ,.,' Gude HOUSE tlon =I No. 5, = g Ty S hnn ,' 1, n " 2 snoge ..m .wx.:::m 2 "R o Arlington Nation: mm 3. REAMY, MARY § s L said at Reil e thesrment Mount. Olivet cmn:". RIDER, M, y MARY Ciiadee, S MARY C,. beloved wi o V. Rider and Funeral on dence at t, ho! it be said av 0:30 friends invil Aount Ofivet Gemetery. SELBY, belo of R. fnson. ' Funeral from her la Thucetar Masiel e 11 a. SMALLWOOD, DALL. On Sunday, Mi 13, 1030, at colllm\'llle, lll RAND! SMALLW day, May 22, Friends .na relacives lavited: m‘g_find this uu MORILiAN M ‘devoted "husband of Ha Funcral Thursday. May . from Vermont Avenue Bi Ghurch, Remains resting at the W Garvia runeral church. 1492 U 8 on T‘;fi“r‘cn\g:g umdnt at llm:m 01 Mlllr! 'OUN( ll Dlm Mlfi.fl lhll m J ' YOI mourn their loss one and one sisf Illll at ul Chur it 9 a.m., Wednesday, 1. Q lounl Oll'lt Cemetery. In fimnflm. ag0 ‘OHIY l‘l! r- you bmhl loads of suns d us throush darkest 2 d‘ ‘hl KE! ) lulnn ya“y';:ur maoy Kind and loving wi ‘You left a momor{ fair -nd l'.Il. m-on fi JOB)'I N, EDWARD. 1o sad hllt loving res ¢ _our dear S Nk JORNEON. ho %u% life one year ago today, M 1 One year han passed, deat Busband, ou were called away. 1 think of you tn stlence, But mnng:‘"un: rt:-u " Shed ‘Wiie s ate aslee EVOTED WIFE. HATTIE I JOHN- \ND CHILDREN. Pi% | KNOPP, MARY A. In sad but lovlnw ur ‘membrance of our desr mother, A, XNOPF, who departed this 0 foday, M e mfo “""“‘mmm u“d mnbn "?fiz"flnnfin’m e %wmg' ous years 3‘::. um’ May 30, er Afl"l. !n N uuembnw of é‘% WOPPERT, .'::z. e -1 :o. " "'"“"‘fli"rifim % e ué-‘fi%m m aaors m-‘r‘ marae nunwvu. 'Ihlld it "--:‘:'.-. A &-“a'n'u' -"m? ed her, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. o | V. L SPEARE CO. llunut 2| Wm. fi 'sardo & Co. Private leousme Ambulance 413 B ST, aactn’ Craser 0524 ALMUS R SPI‘L?\RE 522 Sth Il‘". | JOHN 1337 10th St N.W. Clyde J. Nlchols, lnc. 4209 9th Bt. N.W. | J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS. CREMATg?fi'fiM. 333 PA. AVE. N. IONAL 1384, m’fu 213034 M s:f"flv%ii:l% o 'fl' ~ Frank Gei:r’s T at Cher mo’nudcne-. Puneral Director 641 H St. N.E. FUNERAL _DESIGNS. 1212 Artistio—exo: %| GEO.C. S FORT LINCOLN - CEMETERY NON-SECTARIAN PERPETUAL CARE Wide Ranse Sold'or Rented For Aebes TERMS