Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1931, Page 7

W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Phones (A 4oms 10341 REV. HENRY P. HAMILL DIES AT HOME HERE Retired Methodist Minister Served as Presiding Elder of Two Virginia Districts. Rev. Dr. Henry P. Hamill, a retired mipister of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, died yesterday at his home at 3517 New Hampghire avenue. Dr, Hamill, who was 78, was a son THE SUNDAY of the late Patrick and Isabella Hamill. In 1887 he married Miss Sarah O. Jones, daughter of the late William T. Jones of Montgomery County, Md. She died about four years ago. For mtnoenmrym Hamill was active in the mimistry, serving as pre- siding elder of the Alexandria and Win- chester districts. He also held pastor- ates in Keyser, Charles Town and Ma tinsburg, W. Va.; Staunton, Busns Vista_and Blacksburg, Va., and Rock- ville, Md. Dr. Hamill also was treasurer of Ran- dolph-Macon Training College, Lynch- burg, Va. and secretary-treasurer of the Christian education movement of his canference. Following funeral services at 1:30 p.m. STAR. WASHINGTON, buried at Beallsville, Md. Deaths Reported. 'Om.f the Health D:Dlfl- "?;:“"’ e, lanton. ™. 2433 E strest. ehen. W, United States Sol- . Harper, 77, 614 Gallatin street. He 1. Brackett, 72, Ohevy Chase Sana- torium. Warien C, Sneden, 70, Garfield Hospital, L. 226 C street north- ir che Williams, 49, George Washington Hospital. D. .. pilgueoe P, Mauser, 43, Walter Reed Hos- Arhmr . Morrisette, 41, 3 Seventeenth . 73, Home for Ased a "F~= A T e 2‘:&-.«“&",‘; and Maud Matthews. T Attack in Taxi Fatal. NEW YORK, July 4 (4#).—Shot in the abdomen, Harry Quinn, & laborer, employed in building oonmucuon was thrown from the tonneau of a taxicab in West Forty-ninth street last night and died in a hospital. Police dbegan a search for the cab. ——————— e ——————————— e e U Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. I Entrance—909 F St. N.W. Wi M’%rw 15% to 50% Reduct The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. will be Closed on Saturdays During July & August | S5 [CONEIFOI Convenient Deferred Payments May Be Easily Arranged This “Kroehler” Suite Is So Outstanding in Beauty and Value We Offer It to Create a Sensation in This Great July Clearance at the Remarkable Special Price of | Our artist depicts the beautiful lines of this suite with the handsome carved wood fronts. The comfortable corded arms and the simple pleating that beautifies the simplicity. We add the facts that it is over in high-grade lustrous mohair, with !hc best grade of moquette in an unusual beautiful pattern on reverse sides of soft spring-filled cushions. Sofa is seven feet long. and backs. Only the mass production of the world’s possible this great value. “Kroehler” guaranteed construction. The three pieces are all very roomy. The Club Chair and Bunny Chair are large with soft yielding seats largest upholstered furniture manufacturer makes Carefully upholstered all The 149° & 3 This high-grade 3-pc. suite is an outstanding value at $224. Less our great July Clearance Reduction of 3313%, $74.67. It is truly a sensational value. Natural Hickory Porch Rocker Woven Cane Seat and Back $349 Plain and Dotted Marq. Criss-Cross Curtains Fiber Fernery $1 59 Tight fiber Metal container. finished. construction. Attractively Alaska Tvory and Green All-Steel Refrigerator 50 pounds capacity. 523 (] i \‘ li NW Il ,nwn iy L T $150 Beautiful Colonial Bed Room Reproduction—4 Pieces A suite that will appeal to those who love dainty bedroom furni- ture that is reproduced from authentic colonial sty le. comprises Dresser and Dressing Table with separate mirrors, Chest of Drawers, high reeded post bed....... With Twin Beds, $124.50 $98.75 7-Piece Walnut-Veneer with Maple Overlay Dinette Suite $774.50 Fhe Julins Lansburgh SFurniture Attractive style, handsome finish overlay. Comprises Extension Table, Buffet, Combination China Cab- inet and Server and 4, Chairs to match, Ideal for Apartment or Bungalow in_genuine walnut with maple This ensemble *100 Heavy Duck-Covered Porch Glider $129 Strong, resillent spring seat with cotton mattress; seat and back covered in grey and green striped duck. Valance on arms. e e $4.50 36x72-Inch Heavy Delart Fiber Rugs $195 14-in. Roller-Bearing Lawn Mower With self- sharpening, 14- inch blades. $3.98 l \’7\\, p u\, \\“\:A \? The “Glide Over” Coil Spring Double Divan Luxuriounl! red ccil s & sm .unpu e iide lomble double ance of & in & beautiful $2 Delivers to bed or vice versa. divan with a $17.50 oomlnmble divan, made Operates very e’ll!;—)un Over" ‘action makes the ch:afle In daytime com-= bed presents the -u.rlcuve appear- nolorfu! pattern of duuhle cretonne. this Fine, Comfortable Divan. nce, Convenient Terms of $1 Semi-Monthly i Entrance—9_09_ I Street. N W . 00000000 s JULY 5, 1931—PART ON Clothielj Dies_ GOLDBERG SUCCUMBS TO LINGERING ILLNESS, GEORGE GOLDBERG. George Goldberg, 57, wholesale cloth- c',l;;flh,g,l,lnn on Saturder. ier of this city, died July 1 after a lingering illness at his residence, 2733 Connecticut avenue, where funeral services were held Thursday, Burial was in Adas Israel Cemeter: He was a native of New York and came here about 40 years ago. He was & member of the Elks and Argo Lodge. Burviving are his father, Joseph Gold- berg; two brothers, Sol and Herman; three sisters, Mrs. I. Narcisenfeld, Miss Rebecca Goldberg and Miss Amelia Goldberg; his widow, Mrs. Hannah Goldberg; two sons, Frank and Arthur, md & daughter, Jeanette, all of this Births Reported Birthg rcported to the Health Depart dupine ne Tax 3 Rourt: i) na Mar P.rn"clls And Berina Dyer’ gy Mary E. Bracey. boy. ancis £ and Eitle K harles N. ph L. and + boy. boy. Robert 8. and Heloi: Bavia and Jean: Yoser "n'm‘"' i ‘ nd Ethel Wilson, gifl. Erncet nnd Viola Green: poy iF wilie 5 BB, sactaon ot Gosamay lhfl Lottie Fields, boy. mnulmn- afternioon, on 14t and_Euclid Apt. 11, co| between Park ro ard. Olympia Apt. nd illivan, 1916 n ._Reward. FOX TERRIER. male, white, gne - black eve, short tail, brown harness, Reward. _'At. 1805-J or 1619 E IRISH SETTER—Last seen vicinity Quit rd, Monday evening, June "”j Reward. Mrs. Whelan, S P 0 Con- name North " Rews K a A. C. Robert o1 Cotmectioni ave: feg b POl "Bizanne Re- o Justieer 6203 Tt st mow. yed from n. BE e R 1 Call North 0929-J. rr ARE=Fiin. scored’ ol Jeatner Firap; oot Friday on New Kerk e, front of Emersency Hospiial Flease notity minger. Quarters 1117-B, Quan- A Complete Funeral $100. Despite this moderate cost, evers oIy handled b ex- 1. under the reuonnl Mr. L. M. All merchandize is ‘of “recopnised: stand- ard ouality City and Suburban Service LM GAWLER CO uneral Directors * 1804 M St. N.W. Phone Potomac ‘l Montgomery County Kensineton St oy Distance Is No Barrier for Ryan Service ‘Throughout all points of this_eity s well as A urbs. Ryan service is Preciate cal through_ye: Ryan. You may ent rust Al Arrang ments to us with certainty of entire Satistaction: Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection. JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. one Atlantic 1700-1701 DEATH COMES Most F -nuhu Call CHAMBERS LARGEST IN THE CITY S Parlors, 3 Chapels, 10 Cars Hearses and Ambulances Free Use of Building Lowest Rates—Complete We have a Funeral for. . $75 With Us Are W. F. ELLIOTT R. K: HARVEY Whose Father Buried Abraham Lincoln Esperiinbirot the: Béot “Price of the Least In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W. W. Chiambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W. COlumbia 0432 Where the Best Costs Less @ard of Thanks. 7 maal® J‘r".’:‘..n'r"m‘my MH ior-l offerings ll!h 0( oar ll’l. Butlyn.' BAKER, ICES. On Bridey, July 3, 1031, AR Thdenie, 4408 . JaaN: CFS. un velored " witeof nersl from Tuneral home, 131 1t a2 1- Rel num-m BARNES, CARRIE LEE. Op,Thur 'nmudu. uu Dent place n.w., d-vma Wite of Barngs, mother”of A ing her also are sler’ July 5. at 1 ‘Friends invit ment Lincoln u....m.'u"c%m".& z: VA On_Pri uly nnu uaopital, YA years. beloved ‘wife or cnu 3 d. run.ul service: July at330p Hyson ur lors, 1300 in Ceme- Bvited to Al ;ifl% !d eloved Tatne st foved father of Mrs. gawl rehard of New Heven: Tonn'? Cathering Brackact ot New Yok and Her! ity nd James Herbert lncznu FPuneral n : 308 N " Hite Hysong's parlors, N Rock" Greek GCemetery’ BRILEY, Illllll‘!‘ i Onpduly 3. 1031 at ‘Hickory, Fineral trom Sis brothers residene. m Yol pBrlley, Greenville, N. C. Tuesd afternoon, July s July 4. widow of Eiwood ' Ohilds. W, W, Deals funeral hom H s Heiatlves 3nd lmenlg fvlted. ™ Terment Congressional Cemetery COE, ROBERT. oOn Saturdsy, July 4. ml .m. st his residence. i, CoE. ate Cuptatp, Sorps ?.Y‘!lnnneen. U. 8. A" 'Notice of funeral A, néral from’ at 3 In- B M Davis of Hkuus‘l‘on ew_ . Mrs, Eugens Hollls of N, sister, Miss Alice Funeral Nashville, Tenn. D, GIULIAN, STEFANIA. On Fridey, July at her residence, 5501 R mr.um\, Seloyed wite of Jseph i Giilian. . Poniersl irom- the ehapel of 3! William Lee's Sons, 332 Pa. ave. n.w 80 Monday. July 6, st 743 & m, thence \o Holy Resary Church, 3rd and ¥ sts where mats will be sald at 8 am. for ihé epose of her soul. (Please omit flowers.) nterment private. s EDWARDS, _JOSEPH. June 30.'1931, at 2 & 2247 12th pl. He leaves to mourn their loss a er, mother and other relatives and rende* Punersi Mongay July & a1 p;m. from Moon & Allen's funersl home. 3th’ and Florida ave. n.w. Interment ai Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 5 FERNO, JOHN. On Saturday. July 4. 193 ViaryTund: Suddenly Tuesday. m. i urch, whert 3 am. Relatives and friends :nmm *intertmeat “Mount Olivet Ceme- ery. FRANKLIN. SALUDA V. rday,” July 4. 1931, 8A wife of Henry T. Franklin mother ot Henry T Frankiin. Funeral mm Tier late residence, 1351 Franklin o0 nee. Mon: day. July 6. pm. Relatives ang frisnds Thviied 8 HAMILL, REV. HENRY P. On July 4, 1931, at 7 am. 3817 New Hampchice ave A iliness. REV. RY P. H. Piera1 "Monday from Francis Asbury M. E. 16th and Lamont sts. n'w.~ Inierment Mo- Docacy Cemeter, Beallsvile, Md. HARPER, JAMES Depasted _this h(e| s, auly 3. 1081, al e sk 5 AME! EHXRER, Y hls b Senr Aimeral services at Kis late, hnme $14 Gallatin st Mass Gabriel's Catholi Thiircn. Monda Serment ab Moust olnev. Cometers. HALLORAN. W) July 4. 1931, & :{ 38th pl. LIAM HAL- AN, belbved” Risband. of Juunnsne A alioran. Notice of funeral I HONTER, FIELDER 1 July 2 Hul‘nl}.llmmu of the Suddenty. on Sat. LUDA V. ‘beioved nnum-y “estden o3 Satu; n wm Lot s mm p.m. Priends RUNTER. PIELDER 1. A special communt- cation of Hiram Lodgc. No. T Carled “Tor “Rionaave uty 6. Ao at the Masonic Temple. %'vend JACOB. ELLA B. On uuum.v July 4. 1081, at her residence. 4240 39th st. n.w 8. Pbeioved wite of uhe late Wililap P Jaicob_and mother of Mr<. Oph Jol 30n. Remains resting at the W. W. Cham- bers' funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. 3 Am s beloved hushang - of ifabeth Spleget Keister. ' Services at the . H. Hines Co. funeral hiome, 2001 14th n.w.. on Monday. July 6. at 3 p.m ment Arlington National Cemetery. L. Departed this life at the residence of his o'clock a.m. Friends invited KNOWLES. WILLIAM B, On Friday. July 3, Relatives and Unterment " Cedss® il TWILLIAM B, Monday, June 2. at _Fitzsimmons General Hospital. | Colo., WILLIAM B., beloved son and friends invited. LEWIS, MARIA. Departed this life July % RIa LEWIS. the beloved wife of , Lovis, sh- leaves to moura of relatives and ermaigs resting ‘st Jamn Winslow's chapel. Punaral Monday, July from the above chapel Frids lu‘v 2. h"n"a of Hattie akband oL Liola and Effie Hi lllfl lllvas DVC lnndrhllflren it the Eflltll Jarvis n.w. Puneral . "fom the W, church, 1432 U xolvnl JAMES D. on Saturday. July 4. alty Horpital, JAMI ‘D aged aave. 1otant son of Nestora . and Louisa £ Mortent, Interment (orivate) in -Bros: pect Hill Cemetery. Monday. July 6. PHELPS. RICE. Suddenls. on Wednesdas: July 1. 1931, at Takoma Pa ELPS. in'Hls dth Jear. " Remains Test: n Toe st ine funeral home of Warner E. Pumphrey, Rockville. Md. Funeral Mon- day. July'6. at 11 am. from Fort Mver Chapel. ~ Interment ~Arlington National Cemetery. STEAWN. KATHERINE MANDERSON. On Thureday, July 2. 1931. at the home of her KATHERINE MAN- 1 IY R. 1-month-old so % i'w"?unn:"r BT ASE st Bow. Funeral private. Y C. July 3, 1031, st her enning rd. n.e. EMIL beloved wife of James C. Vernon. Pu- 1, Jrom, the Episcopsl Church at For- estville, Md.. Monday, July 6, Interment Forestville, Md. VOELCKNER. ERNEST GEORGE. , at 11 am. , Saturday, "end the Iate f M da: u t 10:30 Prospect Hill Cemetery. to .mnfl LDEN, M. urldlyv am. ‘mel 'Friends invited MAR? lh! Wills wsmn nd he Tato’ Hatlie of Pranklin. Rem: W, l’rnul Jlnll (llll!l’:l church. B Funeral Sunday. Iuy 1 .. Trom Secont a.npvm Chun:h. ard nlt WHITE. nlo:o: RUSSELL. Priday. July '. lllll at 0( his d-un:‘u .wn t $ul m'l v o flow: WILKERSO) gl ERVIN. On_ Friday. 1000 51 hie, resideace, 310 Marooni Hel Va. e, Alcova’ Helgh ERVIN, of the late George and Lula Funeral from fhe - W, W. ambers o, funeral home. 1400 Chapir . D.w. on Sunday. July 5. at ed’ at the Chuich, of God, l(lrbun. Md., at 2 LFRED L. Op Priday, Jul at his residence, it n.e.. M d il held st his iate res Wonde, Juty [ t 2 pm. !nm-l‘n‘ lenwood l:eme on Priday, Julv 3. oved wife of Charl ‘hmo'#{ . "ana * "il tna} 'nmenu o e i in Memortam, BLLEN. a ase: SHG 30 'amm« each thousht of ours. O Eitewone every st all forever stay. repmaRss of or, MARGARET ELLEN sho epazied this life one sear aso today. Juiy Fou iew Tk Wary d you divine You watched us live, you watched us grow, t\s ruths that We should know sk truth we know. You monn s Daths You m u: for you 'we ther of ours. for ) CARE. FLORENCE £. our " dear mother, Wwho passed away one year ago toda: - 1n lovin y. .Yuly h nv:d Jaothrer™ag i e . TOLA "“' who pisted ‘tway eieht Seats g0 toda 'ALTER 8. CARTER AND CHILDREN. FLEET. CLIFTON 4. In sad but lovin memories of my bo: 3 ¥ho was killed one Jear ago tonight, July e Piemory, of that eventn When I heard that h o My heart was crushed with sorrow And many tears I shed. He, litile, thousht when les at he would ne‘er retur: Tagt e 0 sem i A e sleep And leave me here to mourn. I am thinking. always thinking, Of my 50 dea. None B2t Gaa knows how 1 miiss him Ang tonight hes gane on one’ year [OTHER. BLOSSOM FLEET. ¢ rl.uf. CLIFTON. In sad but lovin membrance of CLIFTON FLEET. kille Feaciase today. ear 150 God called 3o e voice I loved was ulll.d. It left ‘s wound in my hear ThAL AT ""o% PIAL LOUISE. FROHLICH. SOPHIA M. sad but lovin remembrance of our desr mother. SOPHIA 3 PROHLICH, who died six years ago to- ing home ¥ one ICH, July 8, one we loved 30 dearly has gone te rest. ©Our lips cannot tell how we ‘Gur Thearts cannot tell what 10 sa¥; God alone knows how we miss you, For our life is lonesome today. But some day. dear mother. we will join Sou When ‘our tolls are over: HER CLOVING =~ CHILDREN. KATIE, GEORGE. JOHN AND JOSEPH. . LITTLEFORD, GEORGE W. In loving re membrance of my dear husband. GEORG W. LITTLEFORD. today. July 5. 1925. Hig weary hours. his days of pain. found sweet rest at last. T sweet to know. aihough his form in Death’s em! That we may in the sweel Myflflfl Realy veheid vls race HIS DEVOTED WIPE. MARGARET. * NESLINE. ADELINE. In loving remembran ot me Qear sister - ADELINE. NEALINE ne” Cretalier): who! deparied s e four vears ; NESLINE. ADELINE. In lovin my dear sister. ADEI passed away four years ago todsy. Fuly' LOVING SISTER JOSEPHINE. * NESLINE, ADELINE. Often’ 1 sit and wonder. “when your eyes looked up at me and agony ¥ ert Were forgotten by som be forgotten by your NORRIS. CHARLES SUMNES. 1 loving ‘remembrance of my dear hunun CHARLES SUMNER NORRIS. who £d,7nis life two years ago today. Sy n of remembrance there is & Itered spot. dusassases! PRSP o iyt el TR DRI ) ¥R UL r who died six years age Jemory of h bicoms and beauty of the H i sweet forget-me-n No flower in ihe Garden fairer. brishter Thas the fittle flower that whispers alwass. el emember. zoi ,.AIDVZD WIFPE. MARTHA L. HORHXB‘ SIMMONS. MARY A. In sad but loving, = memhrance of our dear mo MA A MONS, who passed Buay six ven Sectodss, duly 51938 Six years have passed. dear mother. r many a At the mention of thy 0 w! never m: P Onertul WOTKer. 50 lovel and irue. ne in & millon—that, pother. was =ou, A SPRIGGS. SHIRLEY REEVES Tn lender memory of our derline liile duughier SHIRLEY 1GGS. who left ul ToTTaaT ave today el 6. 1030 Just @ lite of sweet remembrance. emory fond and_ true, Just's foken of Jove's devotion That our heart stiil lonss for_son MOTHER _ Al FATHER. CATHER VD VERNON SPRIGOS. TAYLOR. MARGARET. In loving memory of cur beloved mother. MARGARET TAY~ LOR. who left us wents-one years axos uly’s. Alcrash. thea a sigh and & hope. then the A n:le‘trx'allllk had fled. that was trailing with lig] He beckoned nd called as she sailed in “I go with the We hailed ‘her to stop, but she moved 1@ s star. And an Jgarning oertook her and thea She smiled, 'twas a blessing that loomed from 'afar, Like & watch'in the night, saving “All is” well. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. & ~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. Col. 6824 . ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 0372, CHAMBERS GEO W. WISE 0. 3000 M ST N.W. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of mor connectsd with the original W, R. Bpeare & S HSt.N.W. L Phone Nat. one N Fermerly 540 ¥ St. N.W. Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. __Phene North 004 "J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, NERAL DIRECTORS (‘RFMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL 1384, " Thos. R. Nalley’s Son 517 11th St. S.E. LI 1220 P. J. SAFFELL Frank Geier’s Sons Co. | UM ST ENTH Tepvdv, National 2478 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel Lincoln 6524 413 W ST. NE. Ambulance service. ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM 1750-24 Pennsylvapia Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 lNOBRANCHOFFlCE | nsnmu. LO S FLO' Vt. Ave. Funeral lul Wod‘lll Dinhyloumllh. GEO. C. SHAFFER é‘&fll- O s 14th & Eye \ Gude Bros. Co,, 1212 F St. Jistiche ot Y SHaNt i ivmanss anteas alsssiscas sas A e L 1Y enan SO T S O T PO TP ¢ asisanaREsasi Iz EasesE s