Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1930, Page 6

A—O TRAFFIC ARRANGED FOR PRESTES VISIT Streets to Be Cleared for President-Elect of Brazil Tomorrow Afternoon. Traffic arrangements were completed today to facilitate the journey of Dr. Julio Prestes, President-elect of Braail, from the Union Station to the Eugene Meyer residence, 1624 Crescent place, on his arrival here at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. No parking will be permitted from 2 pm. on the east side of Union Sta- tion Plaza, north side of Pennsylvania avenue between Peace Monument and Pifteenth street, east side of Madison place, north side of H street between Madison place and Sixteenth street and | on Crescent place, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets until the party passes. Traffic on intersecting streets will be halted by police when the presidential party is within three blocks of the in- tersection. All traffic_will be cleared from the north side of Pensylvania av nue between Peace Monument and Fif- teenth street at 4:15 o'clock and until after the party has passed. Traffic will similarly be diverted from the south roadway on the Capitol Grounds and from Crescent place. A detail of motor cycle officers will accompany the party. The route to be taken from Union Station is across the plaza to Delaware avenue; south on Delaware avenue to the Capitol Grounds; past the east front of the Capitol to the roadway south of the Capitol, and west on the south roadway to First street south- west; north on First street to Peace Monument and thence west on the north side of Pennsylvania avenue to Fifteenth street; across Fifteenth street to Treasury place, and west on Treasury place to East Executive avenue, north on East Executive avenue and Madison place to H street; west on H street to Bixteenth street and north on Sixteenth street to Crescent place. MRS. M. I. PARKER DIES AT AGE OF 85 Widow of Former President of National Metropolitan Bank Succumbs to Illness. Mrs. M. Isabella Parker, 85 years old, widow of E. Southard Parker, former president of the National Metropolitan died this morning at her resi- dence, 1738 Connecticut avenue, after a brief illness. Accompanied by her husband and family, Mrs. Parker, & native of Mifflin- town, Pa., came to Washington in 1887. She was a member of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. Mr. Parker, who also was a former dent of the Columbia National died in 1921, Mrs. Parker is survived by seven chil- dren, Mrs. John B. Larner, Mrs. H. K. ‘Willard, W. W. W. Parker and Brainard ‘W. Parker, all of this city; Mrs. Ros- coe C. tho‘ of Selin Grove, Pa.; Ezra Mifftintown, also survive. Funeral services will be held tomor- row afternoon at 5 o'clock at the resi- dence. Interment will be in Miffiin- town Thursday afternoon. Rev. Joseph R. Siz00, pastor of the New York Ave- nue Presbyterian Church, will officiate &t both services. — LABOR BODY IN SESSION International Conference at Geneva Discusses Three Problems. GENEVA, June 10 (#).—The four- teenth session of the International Labor Conference began here today, with three topics for discussion, name- ly, forced labor, hours of work of sal- aried employes and hours of work in coal mines. Draft conventions prepared by the international labor office on each of the subjects and, having in view the conclusion of international agreements lating the problems involved, will Tegul form the basis of the conference work. G R O S 532 S oF - Every KUPPENHEIMER and GROSNER in the House REDUCED! For instance—GROUP 1 $40 & 345 SUITS reduced $ 0 ansins This twice - 2 year opportunity allows @ saving on the finest as young types in every size imagi- nable. CROSNER'S 1325 F Semi- Annual Military Aide | | LIEUT. COL. CHARLES B. MOORE, ‘Who has been designated to act as mili- tary aide to President-elect Julio Prestes of Brazil during the latter’s visit to the United States.—Associated Press Photo. EDWIN SAMPSON DIES; LOCAL HIGH GRADUATE Funeral Services Conducted at All Saints’ Episcopal Church for Young Man. | old, died at his home, No. 5 East Mel- rose street, Chevy Chase, Md., yester- idly after a long illness. Western High School and later attended | | the University of Virginia. His father, | Edwin Dewitt Sampson, s with the | Providence Mutual Life Insurance Co. Funeral services were conducted in All Saints’ Episcopal Church, Rich- mond, Va., this afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment was in Hollywood Cemetery. Mr. Sampson is survived by his par- ents, two brothers, George Leslie Samp- son and Thomas Rutherfoord Sampson, and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Ruther- foord Tew, Miss Eva Wright Sampson and Miss Marion Virginia Sampson. ‘The Upper and Lower Falls of the Yosemite have a total drop of almost half a mile, as high as 11 Niagaras. THE STORY OF A LAWN Results of actual experience, containing a practical program for growing grass. Now Ready for Distribution Write, telephone or call for your copy. CONGER BROS. Distributors of CARBIUM PLANT FOOD for the District of Columbia 23rd Street & New York Avenue District 9778 BORIC ACID is Good But Not Enough ORIC acid has always been a family remedy for sore e and as a trouble preventive for infants and children. Oculists nize, however, need of healing oils to repair damaged and writated tissues. 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