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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 12, 1931—PART ONE. WASHINGTON GIRL DIES IN NEW JERSEY !lin Esther G. Iglghart Will Be Buried Tomorrow After- noon, likea - painted home Old or new, it takes good paint to make a home look as though you cared enough Miss Esther Garland Iglehart, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Iglehart of 1717 Columbia road, died early yester- day at Ocean Grove, N. J., following bo! g 7 i 1d it ‘to pro it. s Ig] , Who was 22 years ol about it protect it, and popular in the younger set here, | had gone to Ocean Grove in an effort to | recover her health. She had been ill | for six months. Her mother was with no paint like “MURCO” o moni “Murco” is_made of pure Dutch Boy | _She was a graduate of Central High ) y . . )4 - White Leat, pare turpentine, pure lin- :f“;‘,‘}‘,’,‘; T o e RaRdcIan seed oil ang Japan Drver. Any good ‘yv-”.“.-n:‘n:b“zm{;:n rund1 ml\gnri/1 :}ahl‘leli. painter wilj tell you that is the way degree frem the latter institution iast to make a paint that will wear. ‘Murco' year. is beautiful in any color, Ask us about any paint problem. EJMurphy (& | ington last night. Funeral services will INCORPORATED be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock 710 12th St. N.W. SHOE STORE Y Announces a Special STORE-WIDE SHOE SALE Rock Creek Cemetery. Right at the height of the mid-Summer season when hundreds of families all over Washington are planning vacations and replenishing shoe wardrobes, The FAMILY SHOE STORE announces a STORE-WIDE SHOE SALE, offering thousands of pairs of first-class, new footwear for every member of the family at prices, in some instances, ALMOST ONE- HALF THE REGULAR VALUE. Here is an opportunity to buy and save generously on SUMMER SHOES, ARCH-SUPPORT FOOT- WEAR and shoes for year round wear. ) Chile Still Awaits Cabinet. | SANTIAGO, Chile, July 11 (#).—At- | tempts to form & new cabinet continued | unavailing today, but it was announced the conferencez would be continued. NAtional 2477 £ it S e 41 01 Don’t fail to be here Monday morning at 9 a.m. for the most tempting shoe values the Family Shoe Store has offered in many vyears. All New Standard Quality Footwear for Men, Women and Children, Including Betsy Ross Arch Support Shoes for Women Nunn-Bush Ankle-Fashioned Oxfords for Men GRIDIRON Shoes for Boys FOR WOMEN “Betsy Ross” $7 Arch Support Shoes Every pair right out of regular stock in the latest styles and smartest leathers. Exclusive with the Family $4.95 Shoe Store—dependable for the past thirty years. $5 Style-O-Pedic Women’s $5 and $6.50 Arch-Support Shoes Novelty Pumps and Oxfords ; and blonde leathers. Cuban, baby and high reputable makes in heels, opera strap and tie models. Also arch-support shoes IMPORTED SANDALS. for women in this a2 x e C . . () Boys® Sturdy Gridiron{ Spnort Shoes {Growing Girls SHOES Two-tons Sport Oxfords in ( Sport Oxfords in all colors— and Blucher Models. $4 to $6 values. ;02 $3.45 | 1% w2 $2.95 §.95 £ $2.45 25 t06.. $3.95 | 2406, $3.45 2= & 3= Also many other All white, black and white, tan and white, $3.95 group values up to s !.95 @ $3:§§ In black and tan leathers—Bal tan and smoked Elk. leather, crepe and rubber soles. Play Sandals for Children Special at 89c¢ Misses’ Sport Oxfords and Strap Pumps In white kid, tan, $2.95 Children’s Play Shoes blonde and patent. Black and white and $ | 65 Values to $6 ... smoked elk; sizes 81 to 2; also Patent, Tan and Gun FOR MEN $850 ‘‘Nunn- $4.95 Medal Oxfords. Sizes 6 ¥ M Bush” Ankle Fash- ioned Oxfords. Men’s $6.00 Sport Shoes Black and white and tan and white sport oxfords, in all sizes. Buy and $6.00 “Gridiron” Oxfords for men all leathers. $6.95 $3.95 Keds’’ Greatly Reduced! FREE X-Ray Machine Fitting Service vie for vacation weat. ... e s 3 House Slippers and AMIL SHOE STORE Y 312 Seventh St. Northwest Economist Dies DR. WILLIAM J. SPILLM. MRS. HARRIET M. COCHRAN DIES IN PASADENA, CALIF. Lifelong Resident of Capital Ex- pires While on Visit to Daugher on Coast. Mrs. Harriet Middaugh Cochran, a lifelong resident of Washington, died Friday at Pasadena, Calif., while visit- ing her daughter, Mrs. Gladys Mid- daugh Hazeltine, according to word re- c2ived here by members of her family. She had recently undergone an opera- tion, and had been visiting her daugh- ter for several months. Mrs, Cochran was formerly Harriet Hunt, daughter of the late William R. and Henrietta Hunt of this city. Her first husband was Ray C. Middaugh, a profminent real estate operator here of the firm of Middaugh & Shannon, Inc., until his death in 1910. She later mar ried the late Eugene Cochran, a busi- ness man of this city, who at one time owned the old Cochran Hotel at Four- teenth and K streets. Besides her daughter, Mrs. Hazeltine, who resides at Pasadena, Mrs. Cochran is survived by a son, Ray Middaugh, and a brother, Joseph R. Hunt, both of this city. The body will be returned to Wash- ington for burial. AIR MEET RAINED OUT Winnipeg Event Postponed—Flyers to Press on to Regina. WINNIPEG, Manitoba, July 11 (A).— Rain clouds swept into Winnipeg today a short time after the trans-Canada alr pageant fleet returned from Bran- don. After a heavy downpour, the aviation meet was postponed until Au- gust 3. If weather permits, the cross-Canada planes will start westward tomorrow, flying to Regina, Saskatchewan, where the pageant is scheduled for Monday afternoon, en route to the Pacific Coast. DEATH COMES Most Families Call CHAMBERS LARGEST IN THE CITY 5 Parlors, 3 Chapels, 10 Cars Hearses and Ambulanc: Free Use of Building Lowest Rates—Complete We have a i $75 Funeval for With Us Are W. F. ELLIOTT R. K. HARVEY Whose Father Buried Abraham Lincoln Experience of the Best Price of the Least In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W. W. Chambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin St. NW. Phone COlumbia 0432 Where the Best Costs Less DR W. 1. SPILLMAN, . ECONOMIST, DIES Agriculture Department Er;l- ploye, 67, Expires After Operation. Dr. William J. Spillman, 67 years old, one of the leading economists of the Agricultural Department, with which he had served since 1902, died yesterday morning at Garfield Hospital after an operation. Dr. Spiliman had been 1l only a short while, it was said, and went to the hos- pital Wednesday night for a gall blad- der operation. He was operated on the next day. For many years the economist had taken part in leading agricultural studies and surveys and his ability in that line was widely recognized. He kad written much on agricultural sub- Jects and for a number of years had been professor of staple commodities of world trade at the Georgetown Univer- | sity School of Foreign Service. Dr. Spillman was born October 23, 1863, in Lawrence County, Mo. He re- ceived his education at the University of Missouri, where he obtained his B. §., M. 8. and D. Sc. degrees. He became a specialist in agricultural economy in 94 and eight years later joined the Federal service, where his promotion was rapid. From 1905 to 1918 Dr. Spill- man served as chief of the office of farm management and from 1918 to 1921 as consulting specialist of the same bureau and assoclate editor of the Farm Journal. Under the reorganization of | the department he has served since 1921 as consulting specialist. Special Plant Studies. Dr. Spillman made special studies in | the heredity of plants and was interna- tionally famous as the independent dis- coverer of Mendel's Jaw of recombina- tion in 1901 and as the discoverer of the mathematical form of the law of dimin- ishing returns in 1920. During a long period of writing for scientific maga- zines he served as editor of the heredity section of the American Naturalist from 1908 to 1915, He was a fellow of the American Association for Advancement of Science, member of the American Academy of Sciences, the Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science, the American Farm Economics Associaticn and other | scientific bodies. Among some of Dr. Spillman's most prominently known publications were “Farm Grasses of the Unitsd States “Farm_Science,” “Farm Managemen and “Balancing of the Farm Output.” | He was also the joint author of a wide- |ly known volume on “The Law of Diminishing Returns.” Dr. Spillman resided at 1705 Lanier place. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mattie Ramsey, formerly of St. Louis, and a son, Dr. Ramsey Spillman of this city. Loss to University. Upon learning cf Dr. Spillman’s death | yesterday, Dr. W. Coleman Nevils, S. J., | Dresident of Georgetown University, on | Whose faculty the economist, bad served 110 years, said: “The death of Dr. Spill- |man is a great loss to Georgetown | University. His executive ability and | practical wisdom were of invaluable | assistance to the administration. He possesed in a supreme degree a charm of character and depth of learning and he had a magnetic influence over students and faculty.” | Dr. Edmund A. Walsh, 8. J, regent | of the school, said that Dr. Spillman’s death was a serious loss to both faculty and students because of the deep af- | fection and respect entertained for him on all sides. “Dr. Spillman's knowledge in his chosen field of agricultural economics | was unsurpassed and his ability to | communicate the fruits of his long ex- | perience was exceptional the regent | sald. “His contribution to c¢ducation | was not less than his long service to the Government. The university mourrs | the loss of a loyal and efficient mem- ber of its teaching body and I know | the students of the School of Forelgn Service will equally mourn the passing of one of their most inspiring masters.” | . Births Reported. ‘The following births have been reported to e LoHOTIE Birthe v bee PR A2 $,HLHILD Pgarimery 1p, the William and Estelle Spaid, gir] Paul C. and Catherine C. Albus, girl. Walter A. ard Mary E. Harris. girl. Harry and Dora Eisenstein, girl. Howard C. and Margaret Blake. girl. Gilbert C. and Nellie Weller, irl. Donald id Helen Beelar. girl. Don Q. MIX( 1, Crowther, girl. Felix P. and Violet E. Denis, girl. and Ruth G. Ryon. bo: Harry and Eleanor Friedman. boy. William J. and Elonora Holliman. boy. James and Mary Capetanakis, boy. Roy G. and Ruth Miller, Bni. Wellington and Seleta Brink, boy. Herbert G. and line Maveos, boy. Richard E. and 'y _Cook. boy. ‘Thomas M. and E. McKenna, boy. John H. Sus| . Morgan, girl twins. Joseph and Emma Sinkfield. girl. Frank_G. and Sarah J. Proctor, girl. john P. and Emma M. Blackwell, girl. ‘ornellius B. and Marie Robinson, girl. James B. and Edith A. Blackistone, boy. Loth T. and Lucy a Miller, boy. “Lovers’ Bow” Ensemble--Both for %100 Just $2 a Week A love-knot engagement ring and a love- knot wedding band — each with seven scintillating diamonds to grace the finger of the very best girl in the world. The price and terms make it easy to start right with tkz right rings. 1004 F St. N.W. 0006000 00CO0O0OCO0 } @urds of Thanks BROWN, HANNA L. We wish to extend to our many friends our sincers apprec tion for their acts of kindness and beau- Gfut Toral” tributes” during our bereave- GERTRUDE BROWN AND PAMILY * VOELOKNER, ERNEST G. We wish to ex reds our dee ppreciation fo' reia \ves, friends and £ for their kind- pressions of sympathy and heautl- fé’ TOH oy Beloved on Ved “son nd_brother, ‘ERNEST' G VORLCKNER. MRS. E. VOELCKNER AND FAMILY, Beaths. BATTISON, §. ALBERT. July 11, 1931, at Ma: Star _Home, Takoms BERT BATTISON. B Monday oy 1S . N v July 2:30 p.m. terment Fort Lincoln Cemel!ry?m BATTISON, §. ALBERT. - ATTISON. 6. Special communt ot licr A 4 Gr “the ‘Durbose of att neral of ‘our "late Brother 8. ATBERT . Bé order of the worshipful master, ROLAND M. BROWN, Set, Ta BERRY, ALMORA. Stddenly, on July 9, 1931, ALMORA BERRY tha ie: yoted son of'Irene Evans. He also leaves two brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Monday. July 13, at 1 p.m.. from’the W. Ernest JArvis fungral ©On _ Baturday, nic_and Eastern Parl C. 8 _AL- church, 1432 U st. n. BLEND, GEORGIANA, Test Friday, July io, dence, 2445 P 'st. n.w GEORGIANA BLEND. at the above add held at Mount_ Ca! Entered into eternal 1931, at her resi- ‘ashington, D. C., Remains resting Services will be y Baptist Church, Lincoln’ Park, Rockville, Md., July 13 &t e DE BOE PLEA DENIED “It” Girl's Former Secretary Must Complete Sentence. SAN FRANCISCO, July 11 (#).—The State Supreme Court today denied the petition of Daisy De Boe, convicted of grand theft on complaint of Clara Bow, for a rehearing on her application for a writ of habeas corpus. ‘The actress' former secretary, who has been at liberty under a $5,000 bond, must return to jail to complete an 18- month sentence. She has served two months. | Deaths fieported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hou: A. Goodehild, 95, 1006 East Caj Hannah A, Proctor. 91. 1290 Crittenden st. Emma A._McCreary. 82, 1818 Newton st. William F. Zeitler, 80. 6262 A st. s e Jane R. Craig, 80. 912 East Capitol t. Isabel McElroy, 76, Emergency Hospital. Robert C. Rogers, 67. 1814 Kenyon. st. Ada_Hulvey, 64, Galiinger Hospital. Harry Levin, 59, Walter Reed Hospital. piSpe J. Samples, 53, Walter Reed Hos- Walter L. Cumberland, 44, Gcorgetown Hospital. Alfred P. Clomel. 40, 2108 G st. john Kine, 31, 50b drd st y artin. 27, U. 8. Naval Hospital. Edward Wilkins, 85, Gallinger Hospital. Mollle Hawkins,' 57." 1211 1ith st Bessie Parks, 37. Gallinger Hospital, Leola Hool. 95, Gallinger Hospital Dave Robinson. 21, Gallinger Hospital. Aloyeious Day, 20,'Gallinger Hospital. Pearl Gillis,” 6 mlonths, - b s, Children’s Hos Marriage Licenses. John 1. Barger. 48. this city, Sali 7" Gardner. 31, Chatlotiesville, Vo sudee Bohs ¥ Gainsir,, this john eson. 24. this city. and Vi E Jepsen, 22, Chicago, I1: Rev. onn O Fagnan - " er ng. 24. and I - bureh: 23" Rew. ‘Alan ¥ Poote. o & Vor & Quirles 23, and Jessié White, 30; Hor. Rev. Grover 31, and Mary J. Sam- B Rev. Robert’ Anderson. Andrew Irby, 21. and Helen J. Stamp. 18, both of Seat Pleasant, Md.; Rev. Walter F. Smith. Douglas H. Meeks, 29 21" both of Charlotte c. Ball William L Miller, 22; Re: Richard, 1. Canger. 45, anq 4 Bartlett, 31, ‘both and Anna M. Baltigore, Md.; Robert E_ Aattingly. S o nd Lillie M. Bishop. le, Va.; Rev. John Tignor. 23. and Malinda L v, W. L. ‘Washington l Braths. BOYD, CARRIE. Suddenly. on Friday, July 10, 1931, &t 10:30 a.m.. CARRIE BOYD, the 65th relr of her age, of 819 E st_se., other of Charles A. and Artkur C. Boyd. neral services will be conducted on Mon- day, lul{ 13, at 2 p.m., from her late resi- %’!’I‘)fi:‘!l"’“'l’n'w ‘l“s“:flllu' l‘n Oknl'lnloa T Eastern Blar rorvices Melar tives and friends invited to attend. 13 BOYD, CARRIE. A special meeting of Elecia Chapter, No, 2, (')’ E. 8. is calied for Monday. July 13, dt 1:15 o'clock at Ma. sonic Hall, Anacostia, D. G.. for the pur- pose of attending the funeral of our late slster, CARRIE BOYD. o atron. DOROTAL TUCKER associal ELSIE S. ROBINSON, Sec. 13 BRANDENBURG, CHARLES FREDERICK. Suddenty. " on Eilday.” suiy 10 g3l CHARLES FREDER! FRANDENBURG. beloved husband of Mrs. Alice Myers Brandenburg. eral services “will be held at the chapel“of A. J. Schippert on Monday, July 13. at 2 p.m.. Rev. John E Briggs officiating. Interment Cedar Hili Cemetery. = CIOMEIL, ALFRED P. On Priday. July 10.| 131 st his estdence.” 2106 G- st - Services oh Gawler's Bons' Shapel. T734 Fa. sve. hv.. on Mond July"i3, at 2 Bm. Interment Gbu Gardens Cemetor: CIOMEL, ALFRED P. A spectal commuifi- cation of Osiris Lodee, No. 26, F. A. A. M. is hereby called for '1:15 p'm... Monday. July 13, 1931, for the purpose of at- tending 'the funeral of late brother, AUFRED P, COME! nopgERs. Mast Lae: , Master. PAUL L. GARDNER, Secretary. COCHRAN. HARRIET MIDDAUGH. On Friday. July 10. 1931, at Pasadena.’ Calif. HARRIET ° MJDDAUGH _COCHRAN'_ of Washington. D. C.. mother of Gladys, Middaugh ~Hazeltipe of Pa: dena snd Ray Middeugh of Washingt D. C. Funeral gervices Monday, July at Pasadena. Interment I st Rog Creek Cemctery, Wasnington, D, C. CUMBERLAND, WALTER L. On Thursday. July 9, 1931, WALTER L.. beloved husband of Mary "G. Cumberlarid (nee Connor). Funeral from 1126 28th st. n.w.. on Mon: day. July 13. at'8:30 am.’ Requiem mass at 8t" Stephens' Church at 9 a.m__Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend, 12 GOODCHILD, MARY ANN. Entered into eternal rest on Friday. July 10. 1931 at | her residence, 1008 East Capitol st.. MARY | ANN "GOODCHILD, In_the 95th year of | her age. ~ Remains are resting at Zur- | Rorst’s funeral parlors. 301 East Capitol | st Services will be held at the Chapel | of the Nativity, 14th and A sts_ se. on | Monday. July 13, at 930 am. Interment in Loudon Paric Cemetery, Baltimore, Md GRAVES. FLOYD F. July 10, . ver FLOYD F.. beloved son of i the late Sarah J. Graves. Funeral from | the W. W, Chambers furieral home, 1400 | Chapin st” n.w.. on Monday, July i3. at | 10 a.m. Interment Bethel Cemetery, Alex- andria, Vi HART. EDITH. On Saturday. July 11 aL 4:45 am., at her residence. 6 s EDITH. 'beloved_wife of the late Jo: seph Edward Hart. She is survized by two daughters, Stella and Louise Goff, and two sons, James William and Cha from her late residence on Mondey, July 13, at 2 pm. Interment in Ariingion Cem- etery. “Kindly omit flowsrs, 12 HERRITY. BERTHA E. Suddenly, on Fri- | day, July 10, 1931, at ‘Georgetown Hospital. | BERTHA E. HERRITY (nee P: . be: loved wife of John F. Herrity. i Fimeral from her L . Ballston. Va ) 12 our Jes 1931, st. year of her age. residence, De Aster s Monday ‘mornirg, Ju thence to St. Ch 9 o'clock for the repose of her soul. Re atives and friends invited. Intermen Mount Olivet Cemetery 12 HUGHES. CARRIE ANNE. life on"July 10, ANNE HUGHES, Marie and S. E Departed this 1931, at ‘10 ‘a.m. CARKIE the devoted mother of Iyn Hughes, Lucille Cur- us. Phillip. ' Isaac. Robert. George and Charles Hughes. Bhe slso leaves to mourn their loss twenty grandchildren. one kreat- srindchild and a number of and friends. Funeral Monda 1 pm., from her late reside; st.n.w. Remains resting at Jarvis funeral chureh, 1432 until” 9 am. Sunday. above residence IGLEHART. ESTHER GARLAND. On Sat- 2p ves Interment Rock on Monday, Jul and friends are invited. Creex Cemetery. JAMLS. HENRY P. Suddenly. on Thursday July 9. 1931, at the Garfizld Memorial Hos- Vianna James and Rebecca John: neral services will be condue Louls "Jeffries. 29.° and Rever Tyler, 21; Rey D F Wisemat 'd'm Bl eliie Nimons, 28, and Evangel g 20, both of Roselvn. Vs Rev. W Westray Wallace S.” Newton, 28. and Dorothy N. Hopkins, 24. both.of Annapolis, Md.; Rev. reston. ickinson. 23, and Katharine L. Seay. 20. both of R-Icmnoh:, Va.; Re‘\‘. L 1 “cflmu'k‘A Pulll 28 th Troville. 29, Burlington, Vt.: Rev. JDE?D’h G . 42, and Eva L Wik Richmond, Rev. Al Wilmer B. Young, 30, _and Cecelin M O'Neill, 27. Judge Robert E. Mattingly. —_— FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Re: League, 340 Maryland ave s.v. Nat. 8068 " | n LOST. brown. containing 1580 cash res United Pruit Co. stock. Lib- eral reward. Stock posted. Nationai 6586 13 BOSTON BULL. tag No. 6408. Rev Call_Adams_0863. BRACELET. white-old, and 2 sapphires. bet. K & Thomas Circle, | on_14th. Reward. AtL 1849 CAT, black male. all white fee whiskers; pet: from 2521 Conn. ave. reward. ' Adams 4868. CAT—Male: blac lost sincé Wednes 1603 Irving st. n.w. COLLIE. male, with (an and white mar ings and no collar. Call Lin. 4926-3. Re- wa ik e with ini 8505 14th n th brown _spots. Last seen near 717 Gresham pl. n, flexible, diamond collar_and liberal white tpot on throat Rewazd. " Return o | 16th & S 5.w. Reward. ih touch of brown. Answers to name “Pal.” | Re: I_Lincoln _8142. GLASSES, shell-rimmed, brown b tween 2Ist and Penn. ave. and 1820 K Thurs Cali_Dist. 9788. GOLD PIN, yellow, jost Haines Point in ladies’ Toom. square in shape, chip diamond in cen- tef, iwo pearls on side. Return to Haines Point_Tea House. Reward. - MONEY, 350 in_envelope, between Portland Hotel and Liberty Nat Bank, 15th & Eve Suitable reward. Portland Hotel, 14th & Thomas_Circl PAIR OF GLASSES, in Black case, - Shinn.” betwten Agricultural and Treasury Buildings. Reward. Natl. 6400, Br. 470. 11* POLICE PUP! Jeather | and brass collar. y." " Re- ward. 1639 1 S POLICE DOG: owner's name on D. C.._433 20th st SUIT rai strap: Jost Friday on New York ave. n. in front of Emergency Hospital. ~Please no- tity_ Mrs. C. L. Dininger. Quarters 1117 B, 0.5 M. B. Giani Reward. UMBRELLA—Dark' blue initials on Randie: Jeft in purple taxi, duly 5. Return to Burlington Hotel Desk. Reward. 12 WRIST_WATCH. white k. _Phone park office. nd . North 8993. swe n zhnrnesl, Geo. Gray, ‘Vllsh $13.00. Friday mornin of Agriculture or Conn. Clev, 5120-W. Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Bpring Road { Col. 0464 day. July 12, at 1 pm.. at h 1425 Duncan 'st. n.e. I ton Cemetery, Va. JUNKINS. ENOS. On Saturday. July 193; Garfield Hospi ENOS JEN- KINS, ‘azed 63 vears. bol husband of 1 Earah Jenkins of 3148 Wisconsin ave. n.w. | Notice of funeral later. { JONES. H. B. On Saturday. July 11 his residence, 2430 T at. D.w., 8t 4:10 'm E. B JONES. ton of (he late Ida M. Jones. ave. nw. _Remains » home. 389 R. I. ave. x day. July 14. 2t 1 p.m A M. E. Church. M &t. bet 16th sts'n'w. Friends invited. Rev. Thomas' “officiating. ~ Interment Memorial Cemetery. JONES. HORACE B. William A, Freeman Lo O. of O. ¥, will be held at Pythian Hall. 12th and_You streets northwest. Monday evening. July 13. 1931, 8 o'clock. to_arrange to_attend the funeral of Bro. HORACE B. JONES. treasurer. Puneral Tuesday. Ju 14, at 1 o'clock from Metropolitan A. M E.’ Church. ROBERT W. FIELDS, N. SAMUEL W. WATSON, P. S. KIRCHNER, WILLIAM. Suddenly. on Sat- urday, July 11, 1931 _at 1023 i0th st. n'w.’ WILLIAM KIRCHNER. beloved Fuisband of Mary Kirchner. Remains re: ing at the funeral parlors of Almus R. Speare. 1623 Conn. ave. 12 SARAH ANN. On Thursday. July 9, st _Ler residence. 1826 Florida ave. | ANN LEWIS. James P. Lewis, devoted mot| C. Lewis of Kansas City. Mo.: Fthel Larry and Ruth Lewis Letitia Fells and grandmoth Lewis. Funeral Mondas, Ji pm. from Vermont = Avenue Church LIBBEY. MARY E. Prazier's funeral ;. Funeral Tues- om Metropolitan en 15th and W. M Lincoln 13 A special meeting of ge. No. 3090, G, U G. 130 loved wife of r of Dr. ene Lew:s. daughter of of Mozelle On_Saturdey, July 11 1931. at Princeton. N. J.. MARY E.. widow of the late Col. William Libbey. Funeral on Monday, July 13, at Princeton. 13 LOFTON. ISATAH H. Wednesday, July 3. 1931, at his son's residence. Philadelphia, Pa., ISATAH H. LOFTON, beloved husband of 'Ella_Lofton, father of Melvin, Fred- erick. Williston and Charles , Lofton. He 8150 ieaves two sisters, other felatives and friends. Remains will be at his late re dence, 323 Elm st. n.w.. after § p.m. Sa urday, July 11. Funeral Sunday. July at 1:15 p.m.. ffom Lincoln Temple Congre gational Church, 11th and R sts. n.w, In- terment Lincoln Memorial Cemeters. * 12 | MAYBERRY. WILLIAM. On Monday. July 6. 1931, at his residence, 1123 Hoibrook terrace.” WILLIAM ' MAYBERRY. beloved husband of Carrie Mayberry. son of Mary Jane Mayberry. He also leaves three ons, two daughters and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines’ funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts sw. Funeral Monday, July 13, at 2 pm. from Faith Tabernacle Church. 1421 T st n.w. Interment Payne's Cemetery \ McVEARRY, WILLIAM M. _Suddenly on Sunday, Jjuly 5, 1931, WILLIAM M. b loved son of John M. and Florence Mc- 3 Requiem mags will be said for the repose of his soul at 9 a.m. on Monday. July 13, at St. Martin's Cath- olic Church. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery, Monday, July 13, at 3 p.m. MELODY, MARTHA FRANCES. On Friday, July 10, 1931, at 6:35 ‘p.m.. MARTHA FRANCES, beloved wife of Johni P. Melody. Prayer at her late residence, 74 New York ave. ne. on Monday. July 13. at 7:45 am. Intérment Johnsontown, W. 12 PARKS, BESSIE MAY. Departed this life on_Friday. July 10.° 1931, &t 3:13 am. BESSIE MAY PARKS. She leaves to mourn thelr loss a devoted husband, four chil- dren, one sister, Six brothers 'and @ host of other relatives and friends. ~Funeral services will be held on Monday, July 13. at 2 o'clock p.m.. at the Mount Zion Bap< tist” Church, Arlington, Va. - PICKETT. DOROTHY. On Tuesday, July 7. 1931, ai_her residence, 980 Florida ave. nw. ROTHY _ PICKETT, ~ devoted daughter of Emma Pickett Frazier. sister of James, John, Joseph and Richard Pickett. She also leaves other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jorvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. " Funeral Sunday, July 12. 1931, at 2 p.m.. Dr. Battle officiating. {rom the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. PROCTOR, HANNAH A. On Friday. July 10. 1931, at 9 p.am. Mrs. HANNAH A. P OR, aged 91 years, widow of David Gill Proctor. Funeral services Monday. July 13, at ‘1030 a.m. at Gawlers fu- neral chapel. 1754 Fa.’ave. n.w. Inter- ment Rock Creek Cemetery. PURCELL, MARGARET BRODERICK.. On Ryan Service Recommended Because It Is Superior 3 Efficiency - has - characterized Ryan Service through the years. It has built up a clientele that includes families in all walks of life. When we are called on we attend to the smallest detail. Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Tolep] Atlantic 1%00-1701 Friday. July 10, 1931, at her residence. 4310 15th st n.w., MARGARET BRODERICK, wife of the late John J. Purcell, aged. years. Funeral from her late residence. Monday, July 13. at 9:30 a.m. Reauiem mass at the Shrinc of the Sacred Heart at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend.’ Interment Mount Olivet Cemg- ery. 7 PYLES, EDITH ZANE. On Saturday. July © 11, 1931, at Garfield ~Hospital. EDITH ZANE PYLES, wife of the late Dr. Rich- Funeral | z EASTBUR 1 daris 1931, at | devoted husband of Mre. C. B. Jones, step- | father of Florence Tokes of 2900 'Conn. | A . Dratha. | : SILLEX, LORENA VIRGINIA. On Saturddy, July 11, 1931. "at her_home. 609 Princess st.. Alexandrig. Va.. LORENA VIRGINIA. beloved wife of James Sillex. Funers Monday, July 13. at 2 pm., from Wh ley's funeral %ome, 800 King sts Alex Va. Interment Bethel Cemetery, Alexandria, Va. SPILLMAN, WILLIAM J. On Saturday morning.” July 11, 1931 "at Garfield Hos pital. WILLIAM 'J. SFILLMAN. aged 67, years. beloved husband of Mattie RamssyT BSpillman and beloyed father of Dr. Ram say Spillman. Services 10:30 Monda morning, July 13, in cloisters of Fort Ligicoln ' Cemetery. Baltimore-Washington Boulevard at District line. . TOLLIVER, EDWARD. On Friday. July 10, 1931, at 'his sister's residence, 2907 Dum barton “ave. n.w.. EDWARD TOLLIVER, devoted brother of Eilen Green and phonso Toliiver. Remains resting, at ti W. Ernest Jarvis funera st n Tuesd: pm. R st Funeral at ° Metropolitan Baptist C between 12th and 13th sts. n.¥. FRED PORTER. . July 10. 1931, at his residence, 1737 P st n.w., "RED PORTER WALDMAN. be- loved son’ of Fred and Biaache Waldma; Bervices at the S H. Hines Co. funer: home, 2901 14th st. n.w., Mond1y, Jul at 10 a.m. WARE. FANNIE July 10, 1931, 'ANNIE V. WARE. wife of the late Wi J. Ware and mother of By Wil Frank. Fa John ‘end Evelyn at the W. Ernest, . 1432 You st. n.w.t thereafter ~at her b ne. Funeral b m. from 8t . 13th and C sts. se. 13, Wednesda sy 8, 1 GERTRUDE { Virginia ah Smith, 12 931. " at G WHITE, White, Mar: 1 Hill, Misper 8he’ also leaves sw from July 8, JULIA LATI: son, Kans. * NE VOEGLER. Wednes- 1931 i OE: R WILLIAMS. b W Remaind'’ ome, 924 ices B peld LATIMER. 2 Mrs. MER WHITESIDE of Hutc WILLIAMS, ADRI day. July 8, ADRIENNE loved w resting M st and friends WITHERS. JOHN WIL day. July 10. 1931 beloved Lusband o brother of Marga from st.. Tu and frie; Cemet, Suddenly Pr TAM. * WILLIAM, the . JOHN CHRISTOPHER July 10. 1631, at er Spring. ed husban: Connor)_and son * And, Eiiza Yeabower: he a of the late dohn Funeral services at AM F. On Friday, July 10, ¢. 626 A st s.e. Wik beloved husband of Nettie Zeit- Testin loving 1ec GRIFFIN | four yearg; s, the o youn: slumbers sweet and « His hea . i Yet not our will. but Thine pe don HIS DEVOTED MOTAER, BROWN. DAVIS. LUCY E. In loving memor: ner, LUCY E. DAVIS, who Julv 9, 1929 friend that 20, can call its own. DORSEY. BETTIE. other, BE R 12, 1923 n of our dear, who departed . GIBBONS €. 1o husbans, GIBBONS 'Are the ones who loved EIS DEVOTED MOTHER, . In loving memory AREARA JOHNSON. ual realm two years To_repose’ Escaping eve No_scenes of 3 igh. no sad complaint, Erect s here TH JOHNSON. MYERS. HENRY o ND CHILDREN. _____ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. : Frank Geier’s Sons Co. ! HeaT Farel Fhientty tional 2473 ‘Wm. H. Sardo & Co.i! Funeral Chapel L2055 W Lincoln 0524 Clyde J. Nichols, Inc.: 4209 9th St N.W. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. one_Lincoln_o: - L Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Phone West 9 lished LM GAWLER CO * Funeral Directors * IR0 M St N.W. Pot. 4130, 41 GEO. w.'w:sE co. 38. V. L. SPEARE CO; Neither the successors of nor connect with tho original W. R Speare establl ment. Phione Nationa1 2802 1009 HSt. N. Formerly 940 F_St. N.W ..., [Established 1876 ~ " JOHN R. WRIGHT CO.= 1337 10th St. N.W. _ Phone North 0042. FUNERAL DIRECTORS TATORIUM 2 _NATIONAL 1384, 13885 P. J. SAFFELL PERSONAL SERVICE—REASONABLE. ki h_St. N.W. Natl_o5s7. & ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER SONS Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady Attendant 1750-244 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-5513 ard A. Pyles. Remains at her Inte resi- dence, 1739 Q st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. RIDER. WAL’ 11. at § o'c R. Saturday morning, July k. WALTER RIDER, late a member of Ark Lodge, No. 48, F. A. A. M. New York State. Funeral Monday mor ing, July 13, 10:30 o'clock, from the So diers’ Home Chapel. Relatives and friends invited. 1 gy oL Alndl!. No. 43. tion of Brightwood A. M, is hereby called for Monday mo: ing, July 13, at 9:30 o'clock. for the pur- Wll of attending the funeral of Brother ,TER RIDER, late a member of Ark e, No. 48, F. A. A. M. of New York State. Funeral from Soidiers’ Home Chap- el. “Burial in the Home cemeters. By or- der of the master. HENRY C. STEIN. Sec. 12 SCOTT, JEANNETTE_GRACE. On Fridoy. July 11, 1931, JEANNETTE GRACE. agsd 22 years, beloved wife of George R. Scott. Funeral from Deal's funeral home, 816 H it. lae.. on u)l:ndl:.. J&\ly 13, ak’l p.m. m ives riends. nvited . mens 3 special _communica- e T A |- NO BRANCH OFFICE FUNERAL DESIGNS, SENP Gude Bros, Co,, 1212 F S Prompt Auto Delivery Service. Ariistic—_expressrve inexpensive. "GEO. C. SHAFFER R Rl R N pen Evenings 14th & E J . & d adree PLOT AR HI TERY. " LINCOLN 10416, JOHN P. TAYLOR. * . .