Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1931, Page 9

DR. J. A. MARQUIS DIES Was Former General Secretary of Presbyterian Missions. NEW YORK, July 6 (#.—Dr. John Abner Marquis, 70 years old, general cretary o{q(he ‘Board of National Mis- THE NOTED DOCTOR DIES Dr. Horace H. Jenks of U. of Penn slons of the Presbyterian Church of the United States of America from 1923 to 1929, died yesterday after a long ilness. | He was president of Coe College (Iowa) | from 1909 to 1920 and served #s gen-| sylvania Succumbs to Pneumonia. PHILADELPHIA, July 6 (#).—Dr, Horace H. Jenks, assistant_professor of pediatrics, University of Pennsylvania eral secretary of the Board of Home Missions of his church from 1917 tol 1923. John Wanamaker Had an Idea ONE DAY a great inspiration came to John Wanamaker, mer- chant genius of his time. marking his prices in plain fig- ures he made many new friends, eliminated suspicion, assured fair treatment to everyone. Nowadays aknost every mer- chant follows this sensible method. 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DELEGATION TO GRAHAM FUNERAL TO BE NAMED Senate and House Group to At- tend Rites for Dean of Representatives. Delegations from the Senate and | House of Representatives will be ap- pointed during the day to attend the | tuneral tomorrow in New York City for the late Representative George S.| Graham of Philadelphia, the 81-year- | old dean of the House. Mr. Graham dled Saturday at his Summer home at Islip, Long Island.- Many of the New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey delegates will attend the funeral, in addition to the official delegation. ' Members of Congress have been communicating with = Commis- sioner Guilford 8. Jameson of the Court of Claims and formerly secretary to the House Judiclary Committee, of which Mr. Graham had been chairman for many years. Mr. Jameson will also at- tend the services and will act as one of the ushers at the church. Services will be held at 2 p.m. to- morrow in St. Thomas' Church, Fifth | avenue and_Fifty-third street. Burial | will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Rev. | Dr. Roelif H. Brooks, rector of St. Thomas', and Rev. William Garth of St. WASHING'TON, P, €... MONDAY, LONGILLNESS FATAL T0 WOMAN WRITER Mrs. Isabel McElroy, First of Sex in Press Gallery, Nationally Known. Mrs. Isabel Worrell McElroy, for more than half a century a nationally known newspaper woman and m zine writer, died early yesterday at Emergency Hospital of injurics and complications resulting from & fall June 25 at her country home, near Occoquan, | Va. Mrs. McElroy, who was 76 years old, had been in failing health for five years. She was the widow of Col. John McElroy, prominent Washington pub- lisher and editor of the National Tribune. After early newspaper ex- perience with the Kansas City Star and as a correspondent in Mexico, she worked for The Washington Star for 22 years, leaving in 1902 t> become associate editor of the National Tribune. On May 16, 1925, she was married to Col. McElroy here. At that time he was 78 years old and she was 70, Sister and Brother Survive, Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Myrtle Worrell Buckles, who lived with her at the old McElroy residence at 1412 Six- Mark’s Church, Islip, will officiate. Marriage Licenses. Walter L Burten. 64 and Effe V Hankins, 49#/both of Richmond; Rev. Robert L. Wood. John Thompson, 23. and Annie B. Thomp- son. 18: Rev. W Westray Gordon_M_ Miller. 22: Tunstall, Eleanor B. Strong, 31, Ellerson, John E. Briggs Napoieon Marshall, 33 Danfel. 32: Judge Robert Newell 'R. Gill,_ 32 A . 28 Bania lor. William E. Goodere, Mary B. Middleton, 2i, Allan F. Poore. Frank L Geise, 24, Olive E. Martin. 21, William Pierpoint Arthur H. Doukla Giadys M. 'Hartzell, John E._Brigss Va, and Va.' Rev. and Alberta Mc- E.Mattingly this city. and Helen Rosa, Calif; Rev. 27, Brooklvn, Aihens, Ga.; Pa Pa and Rev. Elysbure, Shamokin, 7, _this_ecity, Baltimore. and Rev. and El Rey Recommend | CHAMBERS | Ambulances Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest City $4.00 Any Place in D. C. Call Col. 0432 { | wash clean, t fabrics. extra care. service that B ETHOD Trademark Copyrighted 1930 Entire advertisement c Marion; teenth street, and one brother, George H. Worrell of California. Four nephews and four neices also survive. One of the nieces, Mrs. K. P. McElroy, resides in_Washington. Mrs, McElroy's first husband was Henry Martyn Ball. Born in Putnam County, IIl, Mrs. McElroy went to Kansas with her fam- ily in the ploneer days. At 16 she j was teachirg school in Pawnee County and writing the first of the stories of ploneer life which later brought her fame as “the woman Bret Harte" These tales were drawn from her ob- servations and experiences in the early west, and their publication won her a national reputation. literary rencwn, she was well known in Kansas as a horsewoman Joining the staff of the Kansas City Star in 1882, Mrs. McElroy launched on a newspaper career which extended over five decades. As a correspondent in Mexico she was known as the first woman newspaper reporter in that country, and when she came to Wash- ingtcn she earned the distinction of being the first newspaper woman to be admitted to the press gallery at the Capitol. In Women's Press Club. Mrs. McElroy was a member of the National Women's Press Club and a past_national senior vice president of ihe National Women's Relief Corps, an auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic. She was the author of mono- graphs on “A History of the United States Flag.” “Presidential “Presidents of the United States” and “Wives of Presidents of the United States” She also was an Grand Army of the Republic, the only woman ever to receive that honor from | any post of the organization. Puneral services will be held tomor- row afternoon at 2 o'clock from H: song's funeral parlors. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. S. A. RICHARDSON DIES AT CAPITAL RESIDENCE Druggist Will Get Masonic Rites at Rock Creek Plot—Burial Here Tomorrow at 10 A M. S8amuel A. Richardson, well known druggist, died last evening at his home, 3525 Thirteenth street, after a few weeks' {llness. He was prominent in Masonic circles, being a_charter mem- ber of Joppa Lodge, No. 35, P. A. A. M. He was also a member of Mount Horeb Chapter, R. A. M., and of the Knights Templar. Columbia Commandery, No. 2. Surviving are his widow and several sisters and brothers. Funeral services will be held at the residence Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock, with inter- ment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Ma- sonic services will be held at the burial ground. DIES AT BOYHOOD HOME Truman Gaylord, Westinghouse Of- ficial Suffers Heart Attack. SHELBY, Mich, July 6 (#) —Tru- man Gaylord of Pittsburgh, Pa. vice president of the Westinghouse Electric | Co., died suddenly yesterday of a heart attack at his boyhood home here, where he was spending u brief vacation with | his mother. Mrs. Miranda Gaylord. Apparently he had been in good health gnd had played golf Saturday. | | He was 57 years old and was in charge of the radio division of the Westing- house Co. Surviving are the widow, a daughter a brother, John Gaylord of Chicago, and a sister, Miss Gladys Gay- lord, also of Chicago. Funeral services and burial will be here Tuesday. Police Seek Escaped Boy. A lookout was issued by police today for John Thomas Russell. 16, said_to have escaped last night from the In- dustrial Home School for boys on Wis consin avenue. The vouth's descrip- tion was furnished police. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department during the last 24 ours: Henry P. Hamill, 78, 3517 N. H. ave. Ella J. Moreland, 72. 1383 Quincy st. James Nolan, 69,’ Gailinger Hospital Hilda Child 1306 Emerson st. ne. William H. Knowles, 65, Providence Hos- pital Emily C. Vernon, 62, 1639 Benning rd. n.e. Guy H_Johnson. 58. 2612 Woodley bl. ’sn’ma-\;. Franklin, 50, 8t. Elizabeth’s Hos- pital Eva M. Beard. 49. Emergency Hospital piyiliam 8. Keister, 43. Walter Reed Hos- Stefania Di Gilulian, 42. 5501 13th st Fred D Paxton, 39. Garfield Hospital Ernest Voelckner, 25, Tuberculosis Hospital Reginald M. Updike, 14, 407 11th st. n.e. Richard W' Tilley. 1311 21st st. James D. Morfesi, Casualty Hospital. Mary Washington, 80, 324 Bryant st pipopnson Mobley, 's2," St.” Elizabeth's Hos- Maggie Dashiel. 50. Freedmen's Hospital. Edward L_Feggans. 49, 1610 Vermont ave. Mary C. Walden, 23. Freedmen's Hospital. Anney M. Jones. 23, 1026 3rd st. FOUND. COLLIE DOG, female. Cleveland 1124-J. LOS’ BILLFOLD, containing money. driver's per- mit, carcs. etc, Call W. Curtis Hopkins. Marlboro 2 Reward T DOG. small. yellow. white sifipe_on hose. White feet, green collar with license: atrayed Fourth of July, about 6 o'clock. from 4400 Hawthorne ‘st.. reward. “Cleveiand 8314. HANDBAG—July_#; near Nebra Mexico aves. ~Reward. Phone 264: 1_Cathedral ave. ETTER—Last seen vicinity § duit_rd, Monday evening, June 29, “Jerry* "Reward. Mrs. Whela 0813-J. KEYS, tag, 2701 Connett, KEYS_Vicinity of 1ith. 12th and G sts. Monday morning. Phone Metropolitan 5337 or_North_6072. MALE DOG—White Eskimo-Samoyed: on July 4, at Kenwood, Md. Return to 8 Cham- berlin ave., Kenwood, Md., or phone Wis- consin_254 = POCKETBOOK at Beverly Beach July 4. containing sum of money and driver's per mit. Reward. Call Dec. 3167 after 6 p.m. POLICE DOG—Named -‘Duke; strayed from 119 Maple ave, Takoma Park, Friday night. Reward._Retufn or call Shepherd 2944 lMTM A. C. Roberts. 2704 Peplar_st. PUPPY—Eng] R sts. 1 ) e WIRE HAIRED FO: white, vicinity of 14th Ve e, answers o Rortn "1aas, 1442 K. L ave. brindle bull, st and Fard. Call North 08ag-3. nd_Rhode_Island Jerrs Reward. JULY In addition to her | China,” | ‘honorary | member of the Kit Carson Post of the | | rainfall in the Capital for the first seven | 6, 1931 Writer Dies J MRS. ISABEL W. McELROY. TO BE HELD TOMORROW | Capital Drowned Near Edgewood, to Be Buried i Mount Olivet Cemetery. Native, I Funeral services for John Maurice McDonnell, 27, who was drowned Sat- |urday 1n Gunpowder River, near Edge- wood, Md., will be held tomorrow at Zurhorst's funeral parlors. Mass will be said at 9 oclock at St. Joseph's | Church, Second and C streets south- |east. Burial will be in Mount Olivet | Cemetery Mr. McDonnell was & native «f Washingtcn, but until recently was em- ployed by the Western Electric Co. at | its 'Newark plant. He is survived by a | sister, Migs Catherine McDonnell, and an aunt, Miss Mamie McDonnell, with whom he made his home, at 1954 Co- lumbia road. He was a graduate of St. John's College and a member of St. Paul's Catholic Church. 1 Fire Razes MacFadden Plane. | DANVILLE, N. Y. July 6 (®.—A |six - passenger Bellanca ~ monoplanc, | {owned by Bernarr MacFadden, New | York publisher and physical culture ex- | ponent, was destroyed by fire of unde- |termined origin at the airport here | yesterday. MacFadden had flown here Saturday | |and expected to return to New York | |in the plane today. THE WEATHER District of Columbia-Maryland—Gen- erally fair tonight and tomorrow, not much change in temperature: general | to moderate shifting winds, becoming southerly tomorrow. ! Virginia—Generally fair tonight and | | tomorrow. not much change in tempera- | ture; moderate southwest winds. shift- | ing to west by tonight and backing to scutherly tomorrow. | West Virginla—Fair and somewhat | | cooler ~ tonight; tomorrow increasing | | cloudiness, probably local thundershow- ers in the afternoon in west portion. Record for 44 Hour: Thermometer (Saturday)—4 pm., 77; 8 pm. 74; midnight, 7i; (Sunday) 4| {am. 68; 8 am., 74: noon. 83; 4 pm., | 83; 8 p.m, 78; midnight, 72; (Monday) | 4am. 728 am, 73: noon, 83 | Barometer (Saturday)—4 p.m., 28.85; | 8 pm., 29.87. midnight, 20.88; (Sun:| day) 4 am., 29.89; 8 am. 29.90; noon, | 29.90; 2 pm., 2985 4 pm. 29.83; 8! | p.m.. 29.79: midnight, 29.73: (Monday) | |4 am. 2973; 8 am. 29.77; noon, 29.78 | Highest temperature, 85, occurred at 12 pm. yesterday. ! } Lowest temperature, 68, occurred at ! 4 am. Sunday. iy Temperature same date last year— | | Highest, 87; lowest, 65. i Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and | Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide. 7:08 am. and 7:15 | {pm.; high tide, 12:02 am. and 12:30 pm Tomorrow—Low tide, 7:58 57 pm.; high tide, 1:09 1:20 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:48 am.; sun sets| 36 p.m. Tomorrcw—Sun rises 4:48 am.; sun| sets 7:36 p.n. Moon rises 11:26 p.m.; sets 11:07a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Comparative figures of the monthly months against the average are shown in the following table: Average. January. .3.55 ins. February..3.27 ins. March....3.75 ins. April. May 1931. 1.56 ns. | .36 ins. 3.50 ins. | 2.89 ins. 5.56 ins. . June 2.32 ins. July ... 471 ins.” July .. 1101 ins. Record rainfall for the.first seven | months was * January, 1882, 7.09 inches; February, 11884, 6.34 inches; March, 1891, 8.84 inches; April, 1889, 9.13 inches; May, 1889, 10.69 inches; June, 1900, 10.94 inches. ‘Weather in Various Cities. January February March April May & Temperature. 0w Uy Abilene, Tex.... Albany, N. Y. Atlanta, Atlantic _ Citv. Baltimore, Ma.. Birmingham Bismarck, N. D. Boston, Mass, Buffalo, N. Y. Charleston, 8.C. . Clear Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Pt cloudy, Clear * DE_KRAFFT. | HALLORAX |50 YEARS AT CHURCH {ORGAN TO BE HONORED Alexandrian Has Never Missed Service at 8t. Mary's Catholic Institution. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., July 6.—Plans | to honor Joseph L. Monroe, 70 years old, who has served as organist at St. Mary's Catholic Church for the past 50 years, will be made at a meeting of the parishioners of the church tonight. Mr. Monroe, who lives in the 400 block South Pitt street, claimed to| never have missed a single service at the church during his long period of service. Mr. Monroe’s mother, the late Mrs. Kate Monroe, sang in the choir of the church for 47 years and died shortly after she was stricken while singing. The celebration in nor of Mr. Mon- roe will be held somq time this month. @ard of Thauks. AUGHINBAUGH, CHARLES W. Mis Aughinb and daughter wish to ex- press their sincere thanks for the many | expressions of sympathy and the true | kindness shown by their many friends at the recent death of their beloved hushand and father, CHARLES W. AUGHINBAUGH WIFE AND DAUGHTER. Dreaths. ALBEY, LOTTIE B. On Saturda 1931, "at her residence, 1938 38th 4 LOTTIE_B. beloved 'wife of W A Albey. ‘Services at the above address on Monday, July 6, at 7:30 p.m. Interment Newark, N. J. ALBEY, LOTTIE B, The officer: bers 'of ‘Mizpah Chapter. No. will assemble at the home our ‘late . LOTTIE B. ALBEY. 1933 “Ssth st. | July 6, 1931. ‘at 7-30 o'clock p.m.. for the ‘purpose of attending her funerai ONES, Worthy Matron. LOTTIE BAMFORTH, Secretars. ASHBY, EDWARD. On Sunday, Julv 5. | 1931 at Freedmen's Hospital. EDWARD | ASHBY. beloved husband of Eva Ashby brother’ of Garnet Ashby. Eilzabeth Seeney and Catherine De Neal. Funeial Wed- | pesday. July's, at 12:30 pm e? c.w ter nd mem- o. %8, frg LILLIE M. On Sunday. July §, 1931, at _her residence. LILLIE M.. beloved wife of Benjamin Frank Beall and mother of Walter Beall and Milton Streamer Funeral from her late residence. 1350 G | 5. ae. on Tuesday. July 7, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. e BFALL, LILLIE M. The members_of Mar- Dandridge Council. No. 1, D. of A are hereby notified of ihe death of Sister | LILLIE M. BEALL ° Funeral servicss at | Ber “residence, 1350 G st s.e.. Tuesday, July 7. 1931, n. By ‘order of HAYS. Councilor. | Rec. Bec. his - residence, 863 Van Dr. JOHN ' FRANCIS | son’ of Prank E. and Funeral notice BROWN. GOLDE NITA. _ On Sunday. | July 8. 1931, a pm . Mrs. GOLDIE JUANITA BROWN ‘(nee Hawkins). of the iate Oliver 8. Bro, er of Doris B. Brown of John W. and the kins. Notice of funeral 'LLA, JOHN W. a Miami ' Beach. Fi . beloved husband of Interment at Asheboro, On Saturday. idow _of widow 1, devoted moth- 2 LDA. 31, HILDA. Funeral from W. W. Deal's 816 H st ne. on Tuesday. P . Relatives and friends terment Congressional Cemete: CLAXONE. JOHN §. On Sundav. July §. 1931, JOHN 8. CLAXONE Remains res:- | the W. W. Chambers Co. funer, in st. n.w. Notice of fu COE. ROBERT. On 8. at’8 pm. at his r n nw. ROBERT CQE. late capt, of Engineers. U S. A Funeral Tuesday. | Juiy 7, at 2:30 pm., ‘at Fort Myer chapel, . July 4, 1931, 00 K st n. Corps lingion Cemetery | CRAWFORD, 4 AL0 Braths. MOWATT. EFFIE V. On Sunday. July 8, 1931, at’ her residence. 1831 California st nw. EFFIE V. MOWATT. beloved wifc of George Mowatt. Funeral from chapel of John R. Wright Co. 1337 10th st. n at 11:30 a.m. In od Cemetery. 7 PARKER, JOHN W. On Sunday. July 8, 1931, at “Freedmen's Hospital. JOHN W, PARKER. aged beloved ‘husband of Beriha Henderson Farker of 1544 Columbia st. n.w. Washington, D. C.: father of Frances, Sylvia and Mary Parker, son of the Inte’ Cassius and Sylvia ton, Va.:" brother of Walt . sephine 'Mitchell. Martha Goldman. Ail Holmes and Clarence Parger. . Puner from James H._ Winslow's chapel, 12th and R sts. n.w, Washingtcn. D. C.. Wed day, July 8. at 1 rment at Clif- ton’ Cemetery Friends relatives invi RICHARDSON, day, July @ 13th st nw. Dr. Si 2 SON. belored husband of Mary E. Ricl ardson. Funeral from his late residence Wednesday. July 8. a: 1030 am. Rela- tives ard friends invited to attend. Inter- ment Rock Creek Cemet 7 SMITH, STEPHEN HARR! July 4. 1931, residence. 3525 A RICHARD- . On Satu Reed Hospita MITH, mator. M . 0. beloved husband of Pamela Elizabeth Smith and brother of Dr. Luciai C. Smith of Fort Lyon. Colo: Charles M. Bmith of Virginia, Mrs. Kathering L Campbell. Belerade. 'Jugosliavia. snd Misses Fanny B. Smith and Elizabeth D. Smith of Washington. D. Funeral services at 1603 Irving <’ n'w. ou_Tuesday. July 7 At 2 pm. Interment in Ivy Hill Cemetery Alexandria. Va . TODD. DK. WILLIAM B. On Sundav. July 5. 1931. DR. WILLIAN B. beloved h band of Mataldia Bond Todd. Remal g at his home. 216 Maiyland avi ne. until Wednexdas Jdy 8. 8 am Funeral services at Deal's funeral 216 H & on Vwednesday 1 pm. Interment Arlinzton Na VIRNSTEIN. day. July s, band ‘of his Ia JOHN W 1031 Funeral 600 New Hampehis ave. nw. ednesday. July 8. at 94:30 am. thence 10 the Sacred Heart Chure where mass will be said at 10 am. Rela- tives and frien invited. Interment Cedar Hill Ce; 7 GEORGE. Saturday. lone iliness. ERNEST lise and the late rother Funeral services song’s funeral home, 1300 N st. n w. July st 1030 am ., Hill Cemeters. "Friends invited WOODARD. 4. 1931 WOODARD. Woodard Carol and Leon John Chapple of Ba leaves July 4. 1931, after GEORGE. only. so; Kurt F. Voelckny Frank E._ Zuber. SARAH. S On Saturday. July ns. D. C. SARAH ¢ mother of Bessie BROWN. MAGGIE. In sedl remembrance of our grandmother. Mrs. MAGGIE BROWN. who deparied this life one year ago today. July 6, 1930. A dear one to us is gone. ' We hope to meet you on_ that shore. VERNEL AND ANNIE WILKINSON, ¢ . memory of my July 6. 1927, JOSEPHINE. :ad sears have our pretty face. if vou were only hack in the air. life would be sunshine for me. LONELY DAUGHTER, ANNA. * VALIER. 1 haye A life lost my 5o inked w you more fe alone COOKE. SARAH E. 1n sad but loving rance of my darling years ago today, My heart still aches ¢ My eves shed i nows how 1 miss you, dear mother, JOHN N brance of our dear JOHN N. CRAWFORD two years ago ‘oda Gone. but not forgoi THE - FAMILY. Sacred to nd sis- VARD. who ago today HOWARD. ANNIE ter. Al departed FRANCES B. On_Monday st nw. PRANCES | hter of “the late and sister of 2 riices at Joseph Gawler's Sons' chapy 54 Pa. ave. n.w. Wednesday. July 8, at 10.30 In- r private. FERNO. JOHN. On Saturday. residence. 21 Prankiis foved husband of the Funeral from his dence Tuesday. July 7. at 8:30 a.n fo Holy Rosary ‘Church. where » be <aid at 9 am. Rel nvited. Interment Mo o 4. 1931 ne. | Caro. | ate Tesi- | thence | s will | s_and friends | t Olivet Ceme- 3 WILLIAM T. 1931, at 410 pm., 35th pl. nw beloved hu Saturday. | on July 4, at WILLIAM T nd of Josephine the revose of his. soul Relat friends invited to attend. | Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. HANES. ROZFLLA V. On Sundav. Ju 1931, 'ROZELLA V.. widow of Jeremisn . aged 72 years. Funeral fr ineial nome. 818 H st aly 7 at i0:30 am ment Glenwood Cemetery HARVEY, MRS. BE July 4.°1831. at ¢ AMrs. George Kountz. 6 bursh. Pa.. Mrs. ARVEY. Wwidow of ‘ihe late Bemiamin Harvey of Wellsburg, W. Va.. and mother of Mrs George Kountz and Miss Jessica G. Har- | V62,5, Washington, D. € Interment at ellsburg. W. Va. s HENDERSON. BENJAMIN. Departed this | life on Friday, July 3. 1931, BENJAMIN | HENDERSON, devoted husband of Hattie Henderson. He leaves to mourn their loss two sisters. two brothers. one nicce and two nephews. Funeral Tuesdey, July 7. at 1:30 pm. from the funeral parlors’ of Henry Washington. 469 N st n.w. Rev. O. | L Rand officiating. Interment Woodlawn | Cemetery. . JACOB. ELLA B. On Saturday. July 4, 1931, at her residence, 4240 39th st nw. 'ELLA | B. beloved wife of the late Wiliiam F Jacob and mother of Son_~ Funeral from funeral home. 1400 Tuesday. July 7. Rock Creek Ceme 5 B RVEY | Chambers nw. on Interment | 1931, at Roosevelt Motel. STACY. beloved wile of §. Welxe Funerai from Gawler's fun 1754 Pennsylvania ave. n.w Tuesday afternoon. July 7 Rock Creek Cemetery. Friends invited. ELLY. SAMUEL ROBERT. On Sunday. Y SOVRL poTeence 1o S at | he. SAMUEL ROBERT. beloved hushand of Mary C. Kelly. Funeral from the above Tesidence on Wednesday. July 8. at 830, am.. thence to St. Josepir's Church. where mass will e said at § a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Mount Oli- vet Cemetery. K MAGRUDER, JOHN HENEY . July ‘ {own “University Hospital JOHN HENRY MAGRUDER. beloved brother of =~ Mrs Mary Stricgnitz of 1230 30th st. n.w. Re- ! mains restine at_the funeral ‘parlors of | George W. Wise Co. 2000 M st n.w. In- ferment McKeesport, Pa. Wednesday, July 8 Ly MARSHALL. SAMUEL. On Mondav. July 1931. at Gallinger Hospital, SAMUEL MAR- SHALL, beioved husband’ of Lizzie Mar- shall. “Surviving him also are one so: one stepdaughter, two siters. two nieces and one nephew. and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Prazier's fu- | neral home, 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w 8, at 6 pm.: there- alter at his 24th st h.w. Funeral Thursday. July 9. at 2 pm. from Gethsemane Baptist. Church, 22nd st | and Va. ave. n.w. Rev. Harvey officiating Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 8 at_2 o'clock Interment Suddenly. S B i 0 Chicag i 41, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio, Columbia, 8. f Cloudy . 29.78 Cloudy C.29.86 Cle . Cit Cloudy . Clear Bt.cloudy Pi.cloudy . Clear Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Cloudy * Cloudy © Cloudy Clear Rain Ang Louisville, Miami, Pl N. Orleans, ~... Clear 1. Clear 0.46 Cloudy .... Clear 010 Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Pt cloudy Clear . Clear Clear Cles 086 Cloudy 008 Cloudy Ariz. Pa. Phoenix. Pittsburgh, Portlan Paul, Seattle, ‘Wash. . Spol FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. ‘Temperature. Weather. London, England 56 Cioudy Paris, France Clear Berlin, Germany. Part cloudy Brest,' Prance Cloudy Jeneva. Switzerland. Rain Stockholm, _Sweden. Clear Gibraltar, ' Spain. (. 68 Clear (Noon. Greenwich time, today.) Horta (Pa: [ Hamilton, “Bermuda. - usny Por . Havana. Guba.. . Colon, Canal Zone...ewe ": cloudy Part cloudy Part cloudy Part cloudy Cloudy McCREARY, EMMA AMELIA. On Monday, July 6 1931, at the Presbyterian Homi 1818 Newton 'st. n.w.. EMMA AMELIA M CREARY. _Funersl service at the Homi on Tuesday, July 7. &t 2 p.m. MELROY, ISABEL _WORRELL _BALL. Passed ‘away Sunday, July 5. 1931 Emersency Hospital, TSABEL WORRELL | BALL MCELROY of 1412 16th st. nw.| widow of the late John McEiroy, Services | at Hysong's funeral parlors Tuésday. July | 7, at 2 pm. Burial in Arlington National Cemeterx, McDONALD. JOHN MAURICE. Suddenly, on_Saturday, July 4. 1931. at_ Edgewo Arsenal, Md', JOHN' MAURICE McDON- ALD of 1954 Columbia rd. nw.. beloved son of the late Maurice and Rosetta Mc- Donald. Funeral from Zurhorst's funeral | 301 East Capitol st. Tuesday. July 7.'at 8:30 a.m.. thence to St. Joseph's | Church, 3rd"and € sts. n.e.. where mass Will be’ said at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Interment Mount OMvet Ceme- tery. MERRICK. JAMES CLARENCE. Suddenly. | on Tuesday. June 30, 1931, at St. Joseph's | Hospital. San_ Franeisco.’ Calif., CLARENGE MERRICK. Funeral from the 1 of \P. A, Taltavull, 436 7th st. s.w.. on Wednesday, July 8, at'2 p.m. ~Relatives and friends invited. Interment Congres- sional Cemetery. 7 MORELAND. ELLA J. Departed this life on Sunday, July 5, 1931 at the residence of er daughter, Mrs. Favette J. George. 1383 Quincy si. n.w., ELLA J. wife of the late Walter M Moteland. 'Funeral from ull's funeral home, 14th d Spring road n.w.. on Tuesday. July 7. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invit- ed to”atfend. Incerment at Ruck Creek Cemetery. MORROW, BEATRICE C. On Sunday. July 5. 1931 at” Walter Reed Hospital. BE- ATRICE C. t daughter ‘of Neal C. and Maude’ Morrow. Funeral from par- ents’ residence, 300 Tast Howell ave. Del Tterment Gedar Hill Gpmeery. " Bervices terment Cedar ry. Bervi by Chambers Co. e u & HER DEVOTED MOTHER, SUSAN BAUN- DERS. METCALF. HARVEY L. remembrance of my . L. METCALF. who departed this life four years ago today. July 6, 1927 young and fa In sad but loving . DANIFL. In lovine remembrance e aat usband. DANIEL SMIT! et FUNERAL DIRECTOR Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. o 9in_8 S " CHAS. S. ZURHORST b T e " Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC_ BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. 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