Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1930, Page 9

GEORGE R. HALE DIES AFTER HEART ILLNESS Zifelong Resident of Washington Had Been in Ice Business 80 Years. Qeorge R. Hale, 52 years old, died at his home, 456 Randolph street, an illness of six weeks. He had been suffering from heart trouble. Mr. Hale, a lifelong resident of Wash- ington, had engaged in the ice business for 30 years. ides his widow, Mrs. Katherine ‘W. Hale, he is survived by nine chil- dren, George, Frank, James, Julius, Lawrence, Clifton, Ruth, Katherine and Eunice; four brothers, John W., J. W., Robert A. and P. L. Hale, and two sis- ters, Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott and Mrs ‘George Schaeffer, all of Washington. Funeral arrangements have not been BARGAINS IN MEN’S SUITS Formerly $30 and 535 22: Formerly $40 and $45 ‘32 —USE —YOUR —CREDIT LABOR PROTECTION FOR CAPITAL PLANNED Buy-in-Washington Council Hits Outside Contractors Who Im- port Cheap Help. Plans for furthéring the movement to protect Washington business from out-of-town competition were extended by the executive committee of the Buy- in- Washington Council yesterday at its regular Tuesday luncheon meeting, when a legislative committee was ap- pointed.to study bills which would carry out this purpose. E. J. Murphy, E. Rule and John Colpoys were nlmed ‘members of the legislative group, and others are to be appointed. This committee will make a CHARGE comes in handy. You can drop in anytime, make a selection and charge it. The pay- ments can be ar- ranged through July, August and Septem- ber, in convenient weekly or monthly amounts. —always Take advantage of our sale now going on and get a bar- ° gain in a fine suit. EMAN'’S E][ SSeve:nh and F Sts. ow! ELECTROL Il | east | “sdran E Thiane F e witel THE EVENING hnmw bul.’ &w before Congress, 28 one of purposes the mumem‘ that on local govern- ment building projects ust be by suc- wage scale nm m culml bldd dl ‘ l"n Idmd woula han- c-n “foreign” 0 may have succeeded I.n getting hhe low bid hy lanning to import cheap labor. r;] . Stringer, J. R. Skinker, Pmy est and B. Ages Bowles, the latter vice president of the Federation of Citizens’ Associations, were elected members of the executive committee. The organization discussed a number of projects in line with the campaign to promote local business, Chairman Murphy presided. Deaths Reported. Strother Stockslager. 88. United States Nayl Hoeo| forgan, §4, 2026 Newark & sr. 81, Stanton rmstrong. Pazk Hol Surmner Marick, 16, % i eniean rd. Koart- emhen rancls . Harrison, o R Stevart, 13, 1746 %lu idget A, Blfl . gfiyb’e'n A CEorar a0 the i M fobias, Taibert. Hoppital Conrad Friedric nited States Sol- digre. 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Z., June 4.—Home- ward bound on the last stretch of the journey from the Antarctic, Rear Ad- miral Richard Evelyn Byrd and mem- bers of his expedition sailed northward today toward New York, where they hope to arrive about June 19. The bark City of New York left first with Rear Admiral Byrd aboard, the Eleanor Bolling following an hour Both ships said farewell to Panai & blinding rain which drove to helner several hundred of those who stood on the pier to bid them farewell. At the stern of the City of New York was the ship's American flag, frayed by the Antarctic gales. The flag was the same which flew from the bark’s stern almost two years ago when it left New York. No ports of call are intended before arrival at New York, Admiral Byrd said. All members of the expedition, except five who preceded them home, are aboard the two ships. .Admiral Byrd expressed happiness that he had left none behind him on the ice barrier, the expedition having been carried out without loss of a single life. S L Ford Gets Gas Station Permit. MARLBORO, Mass, June 4 (P).— The city couricll yesterday approved the pemlon of Henry Ford and his wm'u .m‘{‘fif" Altin u‘:l'm et operal a 3 g s on on the Boston Post Road, near the his- toric Wayside lnn at_South Sudbury. Ford's representative before tha ,oun- cil sald “competition will be ft MONUMENTS for our Inspection aterials—Best Workmanship m.'fl t;l—l.cuer Cutting WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. WM. JARDINE, Secty. 448 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Natl 5870 OIL BURNER ALL ELECTRIC INSTALLED CoMPLETE— No “EXTRAS” TO Pay For v A New Low Price for the Guaranteed Electrol “Electrical Headquarters” has long enjoyed a reputation for fair dealing. 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Remember, this is NOT a cheaply constructed oil burner to meet “price.” It is Electrol Quality throughout . . . the same alle electric oil burner that is giving satisfactory service in hundreds It is long past the experimental stage and will give you trouble-free service at a minimum of expense. of homes in Washington. r MAIL THIS COUPON * Now * FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION Potomac Electric Appliance Co., 14th end C Sts. N.W. ,f FIND OUT NOW . 1 : Get the complete details about this money-saving offer. Just print your name and address on this coupon and mail it today . . . or phone if you wish. ‘D. 0, WEDNESDAY, SLICER FUNERAL RITES HELD AT GEORGETOWN Funeral services were conducted in Dahigren Chapel of Georgetown Uni- versity this morning for Brother James Slicer, in charge of the students’ chapel at Georgetown University, who in Qeorgetown University Hupm%. day night from injuries sustained sev- eral hours before when hit by a run- away electric truck at Thirty-first and M streets. Dr. W. Coleman Nevils, 8.J., president of Georgetown University, officlated at mass. The office of the dead was recited. Interment was in the Jesuit cemetery of the University. Brother Slicer, who was 76 years old, had beeh in charge of the chapel at Georgetown for 26 years. He was widely lknvne:-n at Qeorgetown and much be- o T. S. WILLIAMS DIES. NEW_ YORK, June 4. 'nmom; Shaler Williams, 68, from 1911 to 192. . g resident of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit ys tem, died suddenly yesterday. Death occurred in the apartment of an acquaintance, Mrs. Maude Lawrence. She said that while she was discussing details of a loan Willlams was to make to her he complained of the heat, col- lapsed and died before the arrival of a physician she summoned. Blrths Reported uls A and Helen Namakos Charles ¥. end Horenes L% ks and Vasilici Gotagr. boy. E"d Florence Altara 4nd Marign ES cleb $ Bor. u-rma, nirl. uu?u o boy. Follin. boy. reazet Yarrinston, boy. nces Twomey. boy. da Alexander, boy. and Edith B. Hebb, bos. 4 Marguerite Colbert, boy. A Kelth ¥_and Dorothy Adrian, bo Fchie V. and Lilian H. Mehlfelts boy. n E. Taylor, boy. M. Roache, twin girls. encer M. and Mellie Padgett. girl. tha Edwards. st boy. n, Llia; boy. Ernest and Althen Berry, Doy etta Harris, boy. 1, boy. Bush, boy. tte Willia) fi m WAIA appiy Animal E . 340 Mar; ave_ s.w. Nat - Pel!rubuu addre: ard. _Call Nati IAMONDnmN' GJu 2, between 3613 Mill- ach Readin :unlndnreet cl!l .{um erred 1 hCN°A Columbia rd. Cleveland 1900. Reward. 4°* s S Fown Tm. on "’h Yard car Adams ACKAGE O] osen Fairon ay morning. \ IV P in Diamond Gl 11 st n.w. lasses, Weddini d_Toll, sunau h T\fl ndet piease return to :su nd receive reward. n Fie; three-Inchse lons] “m Lib r' reward. North Gesday 0 Reward. ~ Norih 4970 eather, broken clamp: rini and, money in iti on eward 4141, —Lady who \e md-y at l‘ll\ and Ave, would the urn of pocketbook, add: with ‘spectacies ‘and valuable paj war PURSE, small, dark h]“ev containing_chani car tokens and key: Please return keys. Phone LlnCnln 1344 W Y'u L, allieator, yith 990 BT neat 51 Base Cashol” Reward, Ah-nnc ‘——‘_fT-r—‘—n i R Barg 1 Fotutned Vo B, L Georse. 1405 Pajr- Phone Col. W white vlclnfly’éonnufilannl fub Bu Wi, Box 248, Rockvile "_""RFR. -mu—;fia' Black ribbon blnfl. initials “L. back: elther nn Bt Hiinter Za-or between 614 13t snd carstop at 12th and G. Rewasd. tor 5 88 and orange; day. w Farm, “Potomae, T on 1oth o5, F °§=og el FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR HEAD OF SCHOOL Dr. Frederick Ernest Farrington Taken to Freehold, N. J, for Interment. Puneral services for Dr. Frederick Ernest Farsington, president of the Chevy Chase School for Girls and pres- ident of the Chevy Chase Savings Bank, who died at his home, 6412 Connecticut lvenue. Sunday, were conducted in All ts’ Episcopal Church, Chevy Chase, !smd.l afternoon. Rev. Dr. Henry eller Cocke, rector, officiated. ~The body was taken to Freehold, N. J, for burhl Dr. Farrington, who was 57 years old, was widely known as an educator and had tnughc at a number of leading in- stitutions of learning before coming to this city. He also written ex- tensively on subjects dealing with edu- cation. The commencement exercises of the Chevy Chase School for Girls will be held shortly after class day exercises tomorrow afternoon and will be simple. More elaborate exercises planned, in addition to other exercises in connection with commencement week, were can- celed out of respect to Dr. ington. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair, continued warm tonight and probably tomorrow; gentle to moderate southwest winds. Maryland—Fair tonight and probably [ tomorrow, not much change in tempera- ture; moderate to fresh southwest winds. vlrglnln—!nlr tonight; tomorrow artly cloudy, possibly showers in ex- e southwest portion; gentle to moderate southwest and west winds. West Virginia—Fair tonight; tomor- row partly cloudy, pmhnblélounwed by showers in west portion the after- noon or night; mot much change in temperature. Record for 'l‘mty-Mr Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 90; 8 p.m,, 81; 12 midnight, 70; 4 lm 65; 8 am, 70; noon, 84. Barometer—4 p.m., sofl. g 0. 12 midnight, 30.2 m 3 8 am, 30.30; noon, 30.26. Highest temperature, 92, occurred at 8:45 p.m., yesterday; lowest tempera- ture, 62, occurred at 5:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 72; lowest, 46. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 8:46 a.m. and 9:10 pm hlzh tide, 2:07 a.m. and 2:27 p.m. morrow—Low tide, 9:49 am. and 10 08 p.m.; high tide, 3:08 a.m. and 3:29 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:43 a.m.; sun sets 7:20 p.m. '.romormw—enn rises, 4:43 am.; sun sets, 7:30 p. Moon rlbel, 12:44 pm.; sets 1:06 a.m. Weather in Various Citles. yTemperature. gy g ESes Stations. it IHHE c‘l timore, fla SEISNENEES o 2338 DAVIS FUNERAL RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Requiem Mass to Be Celebrated at 8t Joseph’s Catholie Church at © AM. Requiem mass for Robert F. Davis, 66 years old, an employe of the Library of Congress for many years, who died Monday, will be celebrated at St. Jo- seph's Catholic Church, Second and C streets northeast, at 9 o’clock tomorrow morning. Interment will be in Arling- mantlonl.lCemztz D.m-veun.notm! - American War, died at his idence, auAm'-et northeast, after a long 1ll- Buiflu his widow, Mrs. Bertha S. Davis, he is survived by four daughiers. Mrs. Ella M. Hearne of Detroit, Mrs. Theima D, Heishman, Miss Ethel A. Davis and Miss Luflllt Davis, all of this city, and a son, Robert L. Davis. Qard of Uhunkn CA!ALDI. DDI'IHICO “nl - “‘ ‘10 thanks our relllh’el and friends for tl nrzs%mnbx ?{ sympathy d\n’h’llhm.u;z be; ‘ ment at the dea my busband an our father, paNMENS INA CATALDI AN'D Bratha, ADAMS, ALICE. On Monday, Jun A Rt Ao s RS Th u’ "Aé “i: ADAMS, devoted daughter of ‘Ann: Ernest Adams. Funeral services Thurldl!. June 5, at 2 p.m, at the above residence ALLEN, HENRY J. On 'm day, 1930."at his residen L Jon of the e ary C. Allen, i* from " the sboT Tesidence o0’ Friday. Jane §at s 8 Matthéw's' Church, .. for” the Dose of his Retati it £ Vited. " mterment uuum' 'n‘"‘:é:fe'id' 2 BARNES, GERTRUDE SHIPLEY s ind residence, 19 L8 LEY BAR) e T3 and Barnes: Gaughters. Victoria Cook, Henrietr ciatk and" Elizabeth Barnes. sl MARY E. On Tuesday, af her residerce, 1110 Solumbll e devot D Pred and Alexorder Sel beth Kine, slster o‘l neo‘:nl.uéu e, cat ,rlndcmfdnn o0n, Midinnd, Remalis restine. at Tuneral ohurch, BERK. JACOB 'H. on Tuesday. m., at Providence Hflsfll‘ -YA. B , beloved son of John and athosd Theometive. Erelneen 'En‘"xé’um motive Engineers, DIv. tice or Tuneral Tater. BLOWE, JOHN, Departed this lite Sunday, Junel’ L o5, D Enereency " Hommirel LOWE. Ho leaves to mourn thelr Ioss ‘a_mother, Rosa Blowe: father, john * Blowe: wo. children, Roland and elen Blow: devored fiend, Dorothy ey, it of other relativer Barne o, Sermee 7. “ine 4:" then " Mrs Voll wm.m 3 ‘o ‘R. where funeral services .m fake piace .m. Thursday, June ADA CHASE. Exmn 4, this Mte (onday, Ji IREWER, wife of the ]!l John ’.v Brewer. Bhe leaves to mourn ‘their loss a father and mother. one sister, B host of on M . Churth: 20t and O She. S fiev J. Carroll cml.‘llllnl ‘nd - BREWER. ADA. Al Oiive Tabetracie No. A T 0% "gt“: &re Feauested 1o attend t\n mm-) ul Sister Pk A 1433 CARTER, nouu«"kw‘a.‘? of mr, cousin of Sarah emains resth x'a'.'".'m“pof."fli": Cing R.hlnu {uneral ‘enapel, "3rd_and n. e ot Tuneral CLAYTON, m Johin Wright co"u':"v 'lo’m [ Thursday, June 5. at 2 In 0od Cemetery. CLIFTON, WILLIAM . Suddenty, day, June 3, 1930, af Providence wx’i.x. CLIPTON, LqL nn (e Tate Blanghe A, his siden il Ma., on Thirs m. Sefvices at St. flanflbn o Uaivited. ” Titerment =5 Clouds o tlo{ld' Seattle, Spokane, S 222REI2I0B2 223233 ¥o- | % i e SREES e i i e A R B R S | Shingle Roofs Ay nx?",.‘i‘aé’.:"" e it ABE ST al g:plr 5- nolic muu:h. and and Bénm- 5, at 9 menz Arlmnon N loflll cemo . FACRaLy. Sine 11030, ariera brief tine e ndey. June . after. & brie SAROTINE Seloved “wite ‘ot "ehilts Bavien Potts, Carrie Moles, Euclen. - Ghe aiso leaves l!‘!l’nl grandchildren. Funeral from liount zl n chufl‘h L‘T’v’"h‘?fl' zfll?g)’.ld!. 5 B Relutives ‘and rlendl invited. e EGLI, BERTHA. On Monday. June 2, 1930, tarie Hossital: BERTHA FOLL. be: For permanent, protective, fire- resistant roofing CERTAIN« TEED SPEEDLAY SHIN- GLES are most desirable. . . . Of asphalt-saturated felt, surfaced with crushed mineral, they come in distinctive colors to harmonize with your home, porch or garage. ... Easy to apply, economical in cost, neglible maintenance. . . . come in and learn about them to- loved mother of Clara Egli and Mrs. Clar- E ell.” “Bervices no m. mel\t. Fairview cemetery‘ N. -Y FARRELL BENA O Euddent 1930, BENA C. FAR o Wastineto D26 Bbw of John X, FParrelh i fifty-ninth year. nl ral services Th day, i}u\l , At 2 Gus_Glldh dneral Rorie, 2901 st Clncinni o FITTS, EMMA BATES, Departed this life O, Fucsuy Jutie 3 1980, 21 hor residence: TTig " Alison nw. Eaiia BATES: chertaried “wite of Ghaties W Fu: from her late XQI‘fl‘flflB on Thuudly ,.Tna fl. IL 11 am. Interment Webster, ass. uALLAr".» FRANKLIN MATTHEW. Tuet . June 3, lfl’o at !Ilv" !Jrln Md', PRANKLIN M, W GA fi lled Fl years, belove luther fl( Ml’l . G. iller of the Woodworth h Seral services And inteyment on ‘Phursda, June 5, at Fair Hill, Md. GEORGE _RODNEY. b efel ‘from his late restdence, offictating. NEWTON, CORNELIA RIDGELY HU on June 3,'1930, at her Fesidence. P 4 ine Ohurch of the ‘on_Thurs ul e ewton nffl &hnnn u in her 70th ye cfiuun of b hp any Ehssday onr nmm-nt Payne cemetuy on Interment at Pater- iv L-mnn. n'xE mu Amens Koo Jaughter o! Mn o Alexander, Mre > ‘Thu Erldar ine 8 as,,.mm IIIIOOP‘ EUGENE W. 1030, at arents’ _filmence. 1(aa rd lune 8, 5 Af sl cmmh. here TRy h@ sout" Heltlives'ana lends |va& é’x g!hd Inl-rntn! (private) at Glenwo "CLARENCE, Departed this Jite. TOny, D 280, 8¢ Hiehie k. g utbani oy “Eve: Koy e also_leaves three ¢Nldm one sister, . Cecilia Jackson, ln% other rela- tives and mendx Hng at th John hine (unenl chaj rd fotice of funeral ll‘!\' P SCEIFFELY, ELOAR LAURIE. On da, Tine 3., 1930, a0 na B “3 arie: Hoc TS o et e ’7" ner: iday, June 6, at 11 _a.m. ruldenn Interment Dai MI'U“. RALPH. Departed this m. & Mand Y, Jun‘e 2, 1930, 4 n h. h, rfieh' 'u an 3 ren, lntives and friends invited to attend. WARREN. BESSIE nm‘uma (i nw iraday, i ;ln o iedme: rlat* cnwu:r' WHEE! 1930, o daughter of chu'l Thomas of 3600 WOLF, ALEXANDER. Tuesday, 1a30, ‘at The Breakers on El l % WOLF, * belove h;né of wski Wo Wiliam a@ 1f, ind John W ll t from it Wolf.__ Fune Fa4 it 10:30 Thursday morn- 2633 vg&ahy %a, ORI g.mum..r w8 loved wife ter of Mrs Bervi e Joseph lor 30 aun Most. nw. woo?sg.n. 3 | Bt ':un g oE-r. §nnu6{3n v‘rs: ,“’3 nu’%!f o one year 8g0 You bave gone from us, dear one, v g v st ‘Whi ch it 18 for us 1 e i ered here What erief and pain - %n None wi 80 Jesus :{‘ Her flam o8 JORNSON, JANE. A tribute of :E TSN o’ 4‘"% ”3-5- ’nh years llfl "‘u-em'}. wndn. 'flma .na"h: ™R ‘ de ‘nnt 'fi d" n:vurm" i 'Pn. 28+ aapoms. % I 1o ne memory of my i x‘:« nfl-"\gv- Jine c. Yols Who depar ¥, - FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons 1113 SEVENTR ST. N.W. National 2473 Modern Onapel. Telephons. TIMOTHY HANLO! Puneral Director m"tin‘m 3 641 H St. N.E. '|V. L. SPEARE CO. | S BTR SR Phone Brk O a0 ¥ st NW. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 4.8 6T % Lincoln 0524 "AIMUS R-SPEARE. Please send me complete details about the new Standard Installation of Electrol, the all-electric oll bumer. I understand this does not Dlace me under any obligation, dolpn st n.w. ‘on Fridsy, Sune v an§ ARD 3. on wedo LINCOLN 0880 350 RD Garheid HosIL S WY Deal B Co. 'E:Y.’ bn.%,;efl nn-%'“ a" o Mea « W, Deal & CO- ineral fro Sestdence, 430 Gioorslawye, MW Wby | 810 B 8T NE LINGOLN ;Yvnud ‘Demr ", 11 a.m. Interment 0‘ Established 1876 navpuy, xpwarp 5. mectt commuys. (JOHN R, WRIGHT CO. Sation of Myron M. PATkEr fodss, No, 3% | 1837 10th 8t N.W. __Phose Nerth 0041 Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9h Bt. N.W. Col._6334, Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. Distriet 2008 “J. WILLIAM LEES SONS, day or call North 1343. Delivery Service—AIll Orders Given Prompt Attention FRANK KELLY inc + « HARDWARE ° ° COAL - - PAINTS LUMBER & MILLWORK BUILDING MATERIALS —=agiiy 2101 GEORGIA AVE. =3E& NJON TEISTCOMP, OFTHE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA The Economy of Experience The Union Trust Company’s service in trust matters is based on the experience of many years in handling widely varying types of estates throughout Washington. 5 A A good ll(lndlnc- is desired. WILLIAM H. ROHRMAN, Master. 5% HANSON, CLARA. Denlrtcfl lhh 1fe on Bunday, June 1. 1930 at Gall H r 2, briet 1l to f on S mother of Alvin Leucs e Gk uuntor of Bephen and Stslla Jack- ister of Alice Brown of Plainfleld, AS LITTLE AS *$25: Monthly on Light Bills The Maszer Furnace Man FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St A tio—exn: lve—inexpensive. ER E-"X'rfl'n'fc‘u""‘r'd. -'fl'“". un"?u. 14th & Eye ERAL DIRECTORS. 3 CREMATORIUM. ‘| 332 PA._ AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL 1384 funeral home, 48 K & 2 dav at 11 pon. runml ¥riday, June 6, Joseph F. irchs Sons at Stroudsb HEFLIN. MARCELLUS . On Tuesda e aseao . 1930, MARCELLUS ©. HEFLIN. beloved | 303 . NW. Fhone Wess 0008 Busband of Nr;lle:lM“?Htmn«nnz(’n‘:he 3034 M St. N.W. s, g fied rine efitn, ase 4 Funeral from “his aic residence, ’ 3104 CHAS. S. ZURHORST Jenifer st. nw.. on ‘l'h\lrldl{ June 5. ‘at 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. 230 pm.’ Relitives and iriénds inviigd. Phone Lincoln 0373 Interment Glenwood Cem 5 HEFLIN. MARCELLUS C. Arugecmb::m.- on o E 3 "“"“:“ BAA "is "Fiereby called for June' 5, 1030, o at- orcur lale brother, HEFLIN. A 1: tend the fune nl MARCELLUS tendance is _de; h WILLIAM H. ROHRMAN, Master. * HOLMES, LUCY. c.‘," Monday, June 3, 1930, Columbis. pike, Arling: MES. devoted mother Florence FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY ATErRicES pen $Harris and !nnilyl {eaves a host of ¢ to mourn her dei ure, This institution, which has Capital, Sur- S T ey foans shene plus and Profits of over $3,250,000.00, Jie «rfi-‘r'\“r'.:{ ;'n’l"“r‘l';x’fim"u‘é'," Thter: knows how economy may safely be achieved .«'x"n':;rg:? ;uln‘; c;:‘;:r:w in estate matters. In- HORPIEAT: widow ‘of Josephus Facnital terviews and letters of inquiry are welcomed. CEMETIIIIB. "GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, 35 per month *Cholce lots and sites for sale. FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY NON-SECTARIAN PERPETUAL CARE LOTS T8 Wik Ranse Sold'sr Rented For Asbes REASONABLE PRICES—TERMS MODERN CREMATORIUM Washington-Baltimore Blvd. at District Line ol B O OB F her 70U year, Funeral services at het ate residence, 4617 Brewer pl. n.w.. 10 s Priday. June 6. Interment Leesburs, at 1 p. Prld 5 ondas, June her l%sulanrt. B O eloved " wife “of C B 14th.and C Streets,NW, Phone NAtional 8800 friends invited. Vet Cemetery. MacLEAN, WILI at bis Yfludencz Par Interment at Mount G‘?l &l Rt pulshush, Mgstarn: Bobett' . Mad fan. ™5 ,, SOUTHWEST CORNER FIFTEENTH AND H STREETS NORTHWEST on June 4. mo coln ave. Takoma hushand 30 am. Interment Rocks b lchlN‘"AN. MAI o ?1.\ ” FIORN u_:fi; sl Clmzlt ots. (A ni SIX BURIA S B