Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1930, Page 9

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(N.AN.A)) —The ladies of the local harems have become Special weekly matinees are being held for them at the | Cineman and during these matinees no | man is allowed to approach within 30 |yards of the theater, much less to veiled these occasions the ordinary Cinema attendants are replaced by a corps of eunuchs, who vigilantly combat | the horrible possibility of an intruding S THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, CHARLES W. KING, BUILDER, IS DEAD Native Washingtonian, il Since January, Was 89 Years Old. | Charles W. King, sr, 89 years old, veteran retired builder and contractor of this city and a native Washingtonian, died at his home, 1707 § street, today. He had been failing for some time and had been Il since January. Mr. King was & member of an old Washington family and had long bcen widely known here. Engaged in the building and .on- tracting business here for many years until he retired about 20 years ago, Mr. King had built many of the present landmarks of the National Capital and numerous private residences. Mr. King's bullding operations in- cluded the building of. public works for the District under the old form of government here when the late Alex- ander R. Shepherd was governor. He had been associated with the Ilatter ment. Mr. King, who would have been 90 years old next October, had the dis- tinction of being one of the oldest | members of the Masonic fraternity in the District. He was a member of B. B. French Lodge, F. A. A. M.; Mount Vernon Chapter, Royal Arch Masons; ‘Temple of the Mystic Shrine. In addition he was a member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia and a member of Burnside Post, Grand Army of the Republic He served in the District W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road “Col. 464 Phones { 4Gy 10341 | | in making plans for the city's develop- | | | | 847 Veteran Builder Dies Guard of the Union Army during the conflict between the North and Somtn. He is survived by four sons, Charles W. King, jr., and John F. King, real Joseph R. King, estate operators here builder, and James R. King; a daughter, Mrs. Alice K. Rooney daughter, Miss Thelma G. King. Funeral arrangements are to be an- nounced later. Tomorrow's Concert Put Off. and an adopted MRS. 5.V, E: WHITE SUCCUMBS AT 30 {Descendant of Prominent Virginia Family Had Lived Here for 60 Years. Mrs. Sarah Vernon Eskridge White, 90 years old, descendant of a histori- | cally prominent Virginia family, and a resident of Washington for more than | 80 years, died last night at her resi- dence 2701 Connecticut avenue. Mrs. White had been in ill health since last November, when she suffered | & broken pelvis in a fall. Though the | injury healed, she was unable, however, to_recover from the effects of shock. Mrs. White was the mother of Mrs. Henry Litchfield West, wife of the former District Commissioner. 1In late years she had resided at the West resi- denct Mrs. White, who came to this city at | the close of the Civil War, was born in Portsmouth, Va., the daughter of Rev. Vernon_ Eskridge, chaplain, United States Navy, and Mrs. Sarah Armistead Hope Eskridge. Her husband, Lieut. Wwilliam H. White. of the Confederate army, was killed at the battle of Seven | Pines, Mrs. White, whose family history in this country antedates the Revolution- | ary period, was a direct descendant of The United States Marine Band | George Eskridge, who, as guardian of the De Molay Commandry and Almas | concert scheduled to be held tomorrow ! official duties. Deaths Re-porte—d. The following deaths have been reported to | | Mary Ball Washington, the mother of George Washington, suggested a name | at the Capitol has been indefinitely post- | for the first Presider poned as the band is detained on other | Besides her daughter, she is survived | by thfee grandchildren, Mrs. Morgan | Stinemetz, Orangeburg, N. Y.. Mrs. | Orville B. Drown, Edgemoor, Md., and | Vernon Eskridge’ West, firsi. assistant corporation counsel here. | Funeral services will be held tomor- the Health Department in the last 24 hours: | row afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at Almus Christooher H. 8. Hospltal. Mary Fitzgerald. 75, Providence Hospital James S v Peter R Davis. 65. Emergency Hospital Helen M. Wenger, 64, National pathic Hospital, Frederick C. Gentner. 83. 1709 Kenvon st. Ellen C. O'Brien. 61, 828 Sth at. n.e. Mary G. Kite, 1753 _Columbia rd. John Watts. Gallinger Hospital Henry C. Smith, 46. 3224 Sherman ave. Catherine Carter, ¢3, 1508 Eye st. Claude Cannon. 27. 529 23rd st. 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REILLY FUNERAL RITES TOMRROW Services Will Be Condcted in St. Matthew's CatholicChurch at 9:30 AM Funeral services for Huh Reilly, 68 years old, head of the Hup Rellly Co. wholesale paint and glass business at 1334 New York avenue, wh died at his home, 1642 Twenty-ninth eet, yester- day, will be conducted in &. Matthew's Catholic Church tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock, following bri¢ services at the residence. Mass will e conducted by Rev. John J. Coady. Iiterment will be in Mount Olivet Cenétery. The following will behonorary pall- bearers: George W. White, Wilhkm J. McNally, former justice of the Ditrict Supreme Court A. A. Hoehling, Dr. Henry J. Crosson, Charles R. Wiite 4nd D. J. Callahan, Six employes of Mr. Rjlly's store will be active pallbearers, 'hey are Clar- ence R. Smith, Edward Smith, Henry Robertson, John Gray, Alolph Dries and J. W. Norfolk. Mr. Reilly was long prannent in the National Capital. He belorge| to a pum- ber of leading clubs here \nd Was a member of the board of diretors of the National Metropolitan Bank Overcome by Het. Mrs. Anne Baker, 38 year:old, of the first block of Quincy street was over- come by heat while workhg in a store at Eleventh and G streits yesterday. After treatment at Emergcy Hospital she was sent home. BUNDLE OF LAUNDRY-_€4 at 1818 T st. n.w_or phone North 0194. BADGE, letropolitan Polici No. 1361, on June 15, in Glen Echo Pat. Ph 'W_B;" % one 'Pot BAR PIN—Sunday night, near Union Station. gold oin, " with '3 stones Keward. Phone Briley 1! BRACELET_Dlamond and_ipphire brace- let. coniaining 56 dismonds and sa phires of the bangle stvie. mitinum settini 7“ or about May 30. Liberare lormantion 1 dln! 1o reovi Fischer & Fischgy, Edmonds$id BROOCH. old-fashioned, witichain pendant, Saturday night: only 'valible to owne Col._9506. or 3509 14th n.w. Reward GLABSES. tortose-shel Atlantic ol ourse. Gu. ave. n.w. Sundy. 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Interment will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery, After a career as a civil engineer Mr. Hinzen, & graduate of the Polytechnic Imllu‘:,';'lln'qverb:};‘r“mlny, served 17 years e War tment here. He retired in 1903. Before transferring h's residence to Brooklyn Mr. Hinzen had been a well known resident of Georgetown. Besides his widow he is survived by two_daughters, Mrs. Ada Hinzen Reilly of Brooklyn and Mrs. Frank Mack of Cristobal, Canal Zone. @ard nf Thanksa. KINNER. ISABEL well aid Emma the friends for Kind expressions of sym- Bathy and beautitul floral tridutes at the eath _of our beloved sister. 3 | XKINNER, who left us Wednesday, ‘ Beaths. BANKS, AARON Deparied this life sud- aeiy on Saturday.gdune 14, 1930, at 430 pm. AARON 8. WANKS. 'He leaves 1o mourn their loss, mother. father, three uneles. three aunts and many cousins and friends, Remains resting at Frank Wi Liams’ funeral home. .Funeral Wednesda June 18, at 1 pm, from St. Rest Bapiis Chureh, on R t. between 2nd and 3rd sts nw. Interment’ Lincoln Memorial Ceme- ery. BLEY. JOSEPH L. On Saturday, June 14, 1930, at Georgelown Hospital, JOSEPH L. BLEY. beloved husband of Liilian ley, in’ his 37th year. Funeral servic Hysone's funeral home. 1300 N st Wednesday, June 18, at 2:30 p.m. ment. private. BOOSE, JOHN H, 1930, "at"2:30 p.w 69 years. Funeral 1011 7th’ st at 11 am. o attend, Tnie On _Sunday, June 15, JOHN K. BOOSE. ared irom his'late residence, nw. on Wednesday, June 18, Relatives and_friends invited Interment at Glenwood Ceme- 1 1012 Urell place ne. IDA P. BRADLEY, beloved wiie of mes K. Bradley. Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. Tuneral home, 2901 14th st. n.w Wednesday, June 18, ai 5:30 p.m. ment Newport, R. L. CAVANAGH, RICHARD BRYAN. day, June 17, 1930. in New ' York City, RICHARD BRYAN CAVANAGH, son of the Iate Michael and Anne Cavanagh. Notice of funeral hereafter. CHRISTIE. DELLA WILLS. June 16, 1930, at her residence, 2223 Minnesota ave se. DELLA WILLY CHRISTIE, beloved wife of William Christie. Puneral services at the abo: address Wednesday, June 18, at 10:30 am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 11 EVANS, ALBERT B. On Sunday, June 15, 1930, at Hot Sprines, Ark. ALBERT B. EVANS of 3025 15th st 'n.w.. devoted husband of Faith White Evans. 'Notice of funeral later. FITZGERALD. MARY. On Sunday, June 15, 1930, ‘st Providence Hospital, MARY, be- loved daughter of the latz Edward’ and Catherine Fitagerald of 44 Eye st. n.w. Funeral from the above residence Tuesda June 17, at 8:30 am. Reqilem mass ai St. Aloysius Church at 9 a.m. —Interment Mount - Olivet Cemetery. Relatives wnd friends invited. AT GARESCHE, LOUIS J. 14, 1930, at ihe U. On Mondsy, On Saturday, June S. Soldiers', Home Hos- Pifal, LOUIS J; " GARESCHE, ‘son of the ate Col. Jules P. Garesche. Requiem mass at Soldiers' Homie chapel Wednesday, June 18 at 10:20 a.mh. Friends invited. Private interment at Mount Olivet Cemeterz. 17° GARESCHE, LOUIS JOSEPH. The District of Columbia' Commandery of the Militar: Order of the Loyal Legion of the Unite States announces e death of Hereditary ‘ompanion LOUIS' JOSEPH GARESCHE, at Washington, D. C., June 14, 1930. Fu- neral services will be held at U. 8. Sol diers' Home Chapel. on Wednesday. 18th instant. at 10:20 o'clock a.m. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Lieut. Colonel ULYSSES 8. GRANT, 3 U. 8. Army. Commander. A. G. LIEBMAN, Recorder, HOLLAND, EDWARD W. On Sunday, June 13, 1930." a 12:30 o'clock, at hin residence 1B R n.w., EDWARD W. LAND. peloved husband of Georg) kins Holland and son of Mrs, Martha Hol- Puneral services at his late resi- dence Wednesday, June 18, at 1 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Wal'er H. Brooks oficiat terment’ Lincoln Memorial Cemete: atives and friends invited to attend. | WOLLAND. EDWARD. The Association of Oldest inhabitants, colored, will attend the funeral of EDWARD 'HOLLAND, Wednesdey, June 18, 1930, at 1 o'clock, from MO W WATSON. Presid L WA . President, GEORGE L. WALTON, Secrefary. ¢ . Men's Pro- e 1e Will attend funeral of ED WARD HOLLAND, Wednesdav, June 18, 1930, at 1 o'clock. from 1317 Riges st. n.w. W. STEPHEN FULLER, President. EORGE L. WALTON, Secreiary. HOLLAND. EDWARD. The Banneker Relief Associatina announces the death of Brother EDWARD HOLLAND on June 15, 1930, and that the funeral will be held {rom his Iate residence. 1317 R n.w. Wednesday, June 18 1030 2 5 NinoLETON, P , Pres. 3. ©. BURLLS, Sec. HOLLAND, EDWARD. The Crispus Attucks Relief Association announces I:! death of Brether EDWARD HOLLAND. June 15, 1930, And that the funeral willbe keld from bhis late residenc: 317 Rigas st. n.w., Wednesday. June 18, at 1 p.m. W ErEPREN FULLER, Pres. J. C. BURLLS, Sec. HOLLAND, EDWARD W. Frederick/ Dous- lass Relief Assoclation _announces the death of EDWARD W. HOLLAND. Fu- neral from the residence. 1317 Rigys st nw., Wednesday, June 18, 1930, at 1 o'eloek JINO. EDGAR L. KENNEY, Sec'y . ANNA BYRD. On Tuesda: 30, at her residence. 1443 Ma. . ANNA BYRD HOWELL, beloved wife ‘of ~the L il and mother of Maud e Smith and Ethel Byrd Kemon. Notice of funeral later. S. MARY E. Departed this life on June 15, 1930. ‘at 10:45 p.m. at Rer_residence. 1335 Wallach olace n.w.. MARY F. JENNINGS. the dearly beloved daughter ‘of Mrs. Lucinda Davis and lov- ing ‘sister of Georse and Lueinda Je ni Puneral Thursday, June 19. pam.. from ~Nineteenth 'Street Ba Church. Relatives and friends invited. JOHNSON, FRANCES ASHLIN. On Monda, June 16, 1930, at her residence. 530 Som: ersct place n.w. FRANCES ASHLIN. be. loved wife of Crosbie Johnson. formerly of Sherburn Hall. Durham. Engiand; devoted mother of Richard Prances A. and Ravmond K. Johnson.' Funeral services will be held ‘at the home Thursday, June 19, at 3 pm. 18 KING, CHARLES W. SR. On Tuesday. June 17. 130 at his residence, 1707 § st n.w. CHARLES W. KING. Sr. Remains resting, at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. R. On Monday. June 16, residence, 604 North Carolina WILLIAM R. LONG. beloved son E ‘and the Iste Teresia Long Services will be held at Zurhorst funerai parlors. 301 East Capitol st.. on Thursday June 19, at 1 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 18 MACPHERSON. DONAI On Saturday. . 1930. at 11 p.m.. DONALD MAC: PHERSON. Remains resting at Saffell chapel. 5th and H sts. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. McDONALD. DR. JAMES M. On Mondav, June 16, 1930. at Providence Hospital. Dr. JAMI beloved husband of Mary Mc- (ee Gleason). Remains resting lors, 301 Fast Apitol st. Notice of funeral herafter. O'BRIEN. ELLEN C. On Sundav. June 18 1930. At _her residence, 835 Sth 'st. n.e. ELLEN C. ‘nee Crehan). beloved wite of the late A, O'Brien. Funeral from the above residenca¥on Wednesday, e 18, at 8:30 a.m.: thenee to St. Alov- Church. where Trequiem mass will be at 9 am. for the repose of her soul Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 17 PITTS. JOHN. On Sundav. June 15, 1030. at Casualty Hospital. JOHN PITTS of 16th st. n.w. Remains resting at & Allen funeral parlors. Notice of al later. 17 . JOHN W. On Monday. June 16. and of the ary R. Poore 1 from his idence. 4551 Grant rd., Tenlylown, D.C.. on Thursday, June 19." at 8:30 .. Reauiem mass at ‘St. Ann's Catholic Church at 9 o'cloc Relatives and friends invited. Tnteruient Mount Olivet oted husband of her cf Dorothy and Percy Fau- sou of Georgianna Razland. | of Hattie Walker, Dorothy Bed- Hezekinh, Raymond and Franklin nd. Remains rating at the W. E nest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 ¥ st.now. Puneral Tuesdav. June 17. at 2 pm. from the W. Brnest Jarvis funeral Church, 1432 You st. n.w 17 REILLY. HUGH. On Monday. June 16, 102 at his’ residence, 1642 29th 5t nw. HU REILLY, husband of the late May Wal Reilly. 'Services at the home of the d ceased on Wednesday. June 18. at 9 am Requiem mass at St. Matthew's Church st 9:30 a.m." Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- ery. REILLY. HUGH. The members of Washini ton Council No. 224, Knights of Columbus, | are advised of the death on Monday. June | 16, 1930, at his residence. 1642 291N st. | n.w. of Brother HUGH REILLY. a char- | ter ‘member of the council, and are re- ford. Rae S Matthew's Church on Weduesday, June 18, at_9:30 a.m P.MICHAFL COOK, O. K. Dr. A. D. WILKINSON, F. 8, MARIE. Departed this life unday. ' June 15 1930, at Gallinger Ho pital, MARIE SIMMONS. She leaves to mourn their Webster Simmons, Alberia Tolland ating At Barbour Bros. fu K st ne. Funeral Wednesday. June Jotelock:, trom the above funeral home. Interment Lineoln Memorial Cemetery. loss & devoted son. and a lovinz cousin. Mrs. Henrietia Black- | Kinner wish to thank | quested to attend his funeral services ut | [ | Prone prank_seze 1009 A9 Bratlys. .Nou'dlo,n.lf' Ill.R(‘dCA. "D'I\l!".‘!‘ ln‘n.. '!l\'lv BECCA SNOWDEN. 'She lexves o mourn in-law and hos: of other rel ves and friends. Funeral Wednesday. June 18, at 2 p.m., from the ON% C. Clarke Co. fu. neral parior, 1416-18 rida ave. ne. THOMPSON, GEORGE CROFT. On Mondav, Tipcpls; 1030. at i pm. at his -esidence! §18 P si. ne. GEORGE CROFT THOMP- SON, aged B4 years, Elizabeth Thompson. Tnursdey. June above residence. Cemetery. THORNTON. FRANK. De, Monday. Jjune 16, 1930, 532 26'h st n.w'. after a FRANK THORNTON. He lea: their loss a loving wife. one son and a_host other friends Puneral ” Wednesda: from Janifer's ‘funeral parlor. 1115 22n4 st nw. at 1 pm. Interment Lincoin Memorial Cemetery, ¢ TURR, MRS. ALFRED. On Monday morn- ing.” June ‘18, "1930. Mrs. ALFRED TUBR Atherine Plynn). age 40. Puneral services 230 p.m. Wednesday, June 18, at her late ‘home. ‘504 Oglethorpe st. hw. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. ZABETH, The Young_ Ladies Relief Assoclati You are €by notified of the death of Miss ELIZ- ABETH TY) who died May 8. 1930. MRS ONAWAY. President, N. Rec. Secy . NON ESKRIDGE. On Monday, June 16. 1930, at 7:15 p.m. at the residence of Lier daughter, Mrs. Henry L. Wesi. 2101 ‘Connecticut' ave n.w. VERNON ESKRIDGE WHITE. the ‘ninetieth vear of her_ age. from the pariors of Almus R. Conn. ave. pom. beloved husband of Puneral services at 2:30 pm. at the Interment Glenwood i ted this life on his_residence, hort ilines s 10 mourn ater, one and June 15 re i Funeral Speare. 1623 on Wednesday. June 18, at 3 30 Inteérment at Portsmouth. Va. = 18 WILLIAMS, ELIZA. Departed this life o Monday. Juna 16, 1030, at 5:15 a.m. 8% her [esidence, 1007 ard st s 4w, atier 4 ong illness. in full triumph of Christian Iaith. EUTZA WILLIAMS (nee Craxford) 8he ieaves to mourn their loss two loving and devoted sons, Joseph and Joshua Crawford: twn grandehild two step- daughters. Millie Williams and Irens John- son: three daughterssin-law. and other relatives and friends_ Puneral Thur:das, June 19. at 1 pm.. from Priendship Bap- tist Church. 1st and H sts. s.w.. Rev. Whit- ing ofciating. WILLIAMS, IDA L. _Suddeniy. on Sunday. June 1571930, at’ Perth Amboy City Hos- pital. N. J.' IDA L. WILLIAMS (nee Morris). beloved wife “of the Iate Joseph M. Williams. = Puneral from her late resi- dence, 1910 '16th st. n.w.. on Wednesday, 8t 8:30 am. Requiem mass at ch of the Immaculate Conception At 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends in- vited Interment (private) at Con- gressional Cemetery. ok WILLIAMS, JOHN. Departed this Wfe on Monday, June 16. 1930, JOHN (BLUFF) WILLIAMS, devoted husband of Ge Williams and brother of Samuel W Nolice of funeral hereafter. . ZEGOWITZ, BERNARD F. Suddenly, on Sunday, June 15, 1930. at Perth Amboy City Hospital. N J.. BERNARD P.. beloved son of Fred and Rose Zegowit st. n.w. Puneral from the his_grandmother, 1910 16th s Wednesday, June 18, at 8:30 a.m. mass at the Chure - Conception at 9 o'clock. friends invited. Interment Congressional Cemetery, In Memortam. DOVE. ETNA M. Sacred to_the memory nf our dear friend. ETNA M. DOVE. who deid fifteen vears ago today, June 17, 1918, The vears may wipe out ma Rut this they wipe out n The memory ot those happy d When ‘we were together. DEVOTED FRIENDS. NELLIE AND MOL- DRAKE, WALLIE T. brance of our r DRAKE. who departed this life nineteen years ago todav. June 17. 1911 FATHER AND MOTHER. * FANNING, EDWARD. _1In loving remem brance ‘of my son. EDWARD FANNING. who died ove yeir ago todav. Jume 17, 1929. ¥ MOTHER. ¢ HOUGH. WILLIAM TRA. Tn sad but loving remembrance of our’dear husband an father. WILLIAM IRA HOUGH. who de- pacted this life two years ago today, June 17, 1928, Our hearts atill ache with sadness, Our eyes shed many a tear: God only knows how we miss you At the end of two saddened vears WIPE AND CHILDREN. * KEESEE, JANE. In sad but loving remem- . hrance of our darling mother. JANE KEE- SEF. who departed this life five years ago today, June 17, 1925, Dearest mother, how we miss_you Since from earth you passed away, And our hearts are aching for you As we think of you today. Lovine and kind In all your ways. Upright and Just to the end of your days. Sincere and kind in heart and mind— What a beautiful memory you left behind. What happy days we once enjoyed, When we were all together: But. oh. how changed it all is now, Since you have wone forever. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, LOFTUS. MARGARET. A token of love in Temembrance 'of our dear moher. MAR- GARET LOFTUS. who died thirty years 50 today, Jure 17, 1900 HER DAUGHTERS. In loving remem- ANUEL ROBINSON. ago today, June 17, Relatives and (private) at In_ loving remem- son. WALLIE T. ROBINSON. EMANUEL brance of my son. who died seven ¥ 1923, This day brings back sad memories Of my son. gone to rest. And the ones who think of him today Are the ones wha love him best MOTHER, LAURA CHILDS. ¢ ROBINSON. EMANUEL. In loving remem. brance of our dear husband and father. FMANUEL ROBINSON. who departed this life seven years ago today, June 17, 1923. Your memory will linger foreve “Time cannot change it. ‘tis tr Years that may close eannot se Our_loving remembrancs of voui HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. LEONA' AND MARGUERITE ROBINSQN. ROEDER. CATRERINE JUNE. {n loving re: membrance of our iing, CATHERINE JUNE ROEDER. who died iwo vears ago iodax. June 1771928, at the age of 3 years and § monthd. In_the garden of remembrance There is a little sheltered spot. Fragrant wtih blooms and beauty Of the sweet forget-me-not. No_flower in the garden Fairer. brighter. @ver grew Than the lit*le flower that whispers, “Always T'll remember you." MOTHER AND FATHER. * ___FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Uodern Gnapen. Terepnane National 2473 ~ TIMOTHY HANLON _ Punersl Director Prival Ambulanes 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. 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