Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1931, Page 9

ALE PALM BEACH SUITS 12 75 Regular Price, $16. 50 Buy fidence. will give you ~e\crll seasons’ YOU ARE WELCOME TO EVEN AT THIS LOW one of these genuine Palm Beach suits with con- You get a good 1nnkiu;:, well ta wear. of the cloth and the hand tailoring assure this. lored suit that The pre-shrinking All sizes. AN ACCOUNT SALE PRICE THE EVENING PLANE FALL KILLS MONTGOMERY MAN Kirtley Jones Dies at Baton Rouge—Funeral Tomorrow at Beallsville. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md, July 23.—Kirtley Jones, son of the late James H. Jones, prominent resident of this county, was killed in an airplane accident at Baton Rouge, La., Monday, according to in- formati .. received here last night. Although complete details have not been learned here, he is understood to have met his death when forced to make a landing. He was a commercial | airplane pilot in the employ of the | Weedell-William Corporation of New Orleans and was 39 years of age. ‘Widow and Sons Survive. Surviving him are his widow, former- ly Miss Grace Gibson of Charlotte, N C.; twin sons, Thomas A. and James H. Jones, jr., aged 8_ years; his mother, Mrs. Kate Barbee Jones of Washington, and three sisters, Mrs. Charles W. Fitz- gerald of Washington, Mrs. Junius R. Page of Aberdeen, N. C., and Mrs. E. P. Gaines of the Philippine Islands. Funeral services will be held at 2 STAR, WASHINGTON, o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Monoc- acy Cemetery, Beallsville, this county, where the burfal will take place. Native of Montgomery. Mr. Jones was a native and former. resident of this county. He was a graduate of Western Maryland College. During the World War he served over- seas as a member of the 92d Squadron, United States Air Corps. He was one of the original members of the Smith- Henderson-Edmonds American Leglon Post of Rockville. Mrs. Jones, mother of the deceased, who now lives at 1631 Euclid street.l Washington, was formerly president cf the Montgcmery County Federation of ‘Women'’s Clubs. WYMOND K. BRADBURY, 61, BURIED AT FORT LINCOLN Funeral services for Wymond H. Brad- bury, 61, of 2011 Klingle road, manager of the Washington Wholesale Drug Ex- change, were held at 2 o'clock this aft- ernoon at Gawler’s funeral home, 1754 Pennsylvania avenue. Burial was in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers included the board of directors of the drug exchange and representatives from the Phila- delphia Wholesale Drug Co., the Elli- cott Drug Co., Buffalo, N. Y.; New Jer- sey Wholesale Drug Co., Newark, and the Calvert Drug Co., Baltimore. Em- ployes of the Drug Exchange were active pallbearers. Mr. Bradbury died Tuesday after he was stricken with a heart attack in his office while talking with a friend. All Prices Effective Until Saturday’s Closing OUR STORES ARE DAILY HEADQUARTERS FOR THRIFTY FOOD BUYERS KINGAN'S 5¢ POTTED MEATS, 3 cans | 3¢ OLD DUTCH . CLEANSER, Fresh From The Gardens wn 23¢ EALD-SWEET GRAPEFRUIT LD VIRGINIA APPLE BUTTER O ITTER SPACHETTI WALDORF Toilet TISSUE . - . Tomatoes AUER'S VANILLA & LEMON EXTRACT ARAMOUNT ISE BROS. CHEVY: CHASE DAIRY MILK W WHITE HOUSE COOK'’S BLUE DOT SWEET MAYONNAISE PICKLES FAIRFAX HALL PEACHES COFFEE . more women use it than any other . . . ¢ e o ICED POUND CAKE ASSORTED . . COLLEGE INN TOMATO JUICE COCKTAIL ) FRESH LIMA BEANS . . . . POST TOASTIES QUARTERED Fruits & Vegetables Fancy Beets Fancy Carrots . . 2 bunches 9c . bunch B COOKING APPLES, 6 25¢ New Potatoes New Cabbage New Ear Corn Lemons . IO"* 19¢ » 3¢ 4“ 19¢ . 4o 29¢ YELLOW ONIONS 4™ 19¢ Squash, White or Yellow . . Cucumbers n. Be LOFFLER’S 2 cans |5¢ . 8.0z caN 9c 30-0z. JAR 20C 2 cans | 5¢ 15¢ bottle H 0z. 10¢c 35¢ . " =220 I.8c. - - D. C., THURSDAY, HEAT CONTINUES OVER MANY STATES Kansas Only Hope in Forecast of | 2 Unsettled Conditions—Forest Fire Perils Increase. I By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, July 23.—The heat- seared Southwestern and Rocky Moun- tain States were offered little chance for relief today from temperatures reaching above the century mark in | some sections. A forecast of somewhat unsettled conditions was the only hope held out for Kansas, which bore the brunt of the wave yesterday. Lindsborg re- ported an official reading of 111 degrees and Salina 1 degree less. In Wyoming and Montana the heat wave increased the danger from forest fires, which already have swept over an area estimated at 50,000 acres. Records of 50 years' standing tumbled in Montana, where Billings sweltered under a reading of 106 degrees and Bozeman 100. Observers in Oklahoma looked for- ward to more century-topping weather for that State, with no rain forecast. Temporatures only a few points below 100 were frequent in Texas. Utah residents prepared for their eleventh consecutive day of the wave. The mercury passed the century mark at Salt Lake City. Some relief was promised for Idaha. FALL’S WIFE VISITS HIM IN NEW MEXICO PRISON Will Return to Ranch With Her Daughter—Former Secretary in Good Spirits. ¥ the Associated Press SANTA FE, N. Mex., Albert B. Penitenti: wih her husband, of the Interior, No. 6991 Mrs. Fall and her daughter, Mrs. C. C. Chase, will Teturn to their ranch at Three Rivers, N. Mex. Another daugh- ter, Mrs. Jouett Elliott, will remain in Santa Fe. The visit Was one of fare- | well, Mrs. Fall and her daughters hay-| ing a,ccrrmpnnh.d the ambulance in! which the ex-cabinet member was brought to the prison late Monday. Fall was reported in good spirits. CHARLES DENNIS BURIEDl ‘Edmonston Mnn, 72, Succum\)s to July 23 —Mrs ! now Federal prisoner Cerebral Hemorrhage. Special Dispatch to The Star. EDMONSTON, Md., July 23—Serv- ices for Charles B. Dennls, 72 years old, who died at his home at Second street and Guy avenue here Tuesday evening of cerebral hemorrhage, werc held this afternoon from Gasch's Un- dertaking Parlors, Hyattsville, Rev. D. Hobart Evans, pastor of the Pirst Pres. byterian Church of Hyattsville, officiat- ed. Interment was in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Mr. Dennis, who had been in failing health for nearly a year, retired several years ago from the Government Print- ir'g Office, Washington. He had lived in_ Edmonston 11 years, having come here from Washington where he had resided 22 years. Mr. Dennis was a native of Junius, N. Y. He was a member of Adelphi Lodge, 0dd Fellows, of Junius. Mr. Dennis, whose wife died about three years ago, leaves two sons, Oliver | R, and Joseph C. Dennis, both of Edmonston, Births Reported. ‘The following births have been reported to the Heaith Department in the pact 24 hours: Qiiver W. and Marietta Perry. b A, and Emma Spitz. boy. Sner And e At wir Harry and Adel Belson. and Ethel Burch. il hn' A. and Lillien Francis. girl trice Wolf. & m and Louise Costiey. Walrer and Sadie Goran. Tiwin and Julia McDermon, Roland M, and Verleece Hill. Jah and Maria Green. b Rozier and Edith Punch. bov James E. and Alithia Jackson. Henry and Catherine Jenkins. George ‘and Dolly Adems. gir George and Dorothy Wigeins. ‘sirl. Jesse and Flizabeh Baker. irl. Moses * and Rosetta Cunningham, twins bov. boy wirl Funeral Costs e e Our Charges for 1,000 Adult Funerals 30 cost less than...$100 75 cost from $101 to 144 cost from 151 to 306 cost from 201 to 180 cost from 301 to 112 cost from 401 to 121 cost from 501 to 1000 32 cost.....1000 or over 4 Local and Suburban Service Almus R. Speare Potomac 4600 Strip Bacon Sliced Bacon Presidential Loaf Pure Lard : FOUNTAIN Brand Chuck Roast Cooked Ham . Bologna Canadian Bacon Royal Pork Westphalias . - All Kinds Kraft Cheese Smoked Sausage (Regular) Whole or Half Strips 5 L% |2¢ w. 25¢ 3 25¢ HAMS > zsc -lb. pkgs. 1623 Conn. Ave. N.W. DEATH COMES an Most Families Call CHAMBERS LARGEST IN THE CITY 5 Parlors, 3 Chapels, 10 Cars Hearses and Ambulances Free Use of Building Lowest Rates—Complete We have a $7 5 Fuaeval for. . With Us Are W. F. ELLIOTT R. K. HARVEY Whose Father Buried 19¢ Lum |8¢ .® 32¢ i) 45¢ . 39 33c¢ % e Long Horn Cream Cheese Abraham Lincoln Experience of the Best Price of the Least In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W. W. Ci.ambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone COlumbia 0432 Where the Best Costs Less | May JULY 23, 1931. THE WEATHER Dismct of Columbia—Partly cloudy &ht and tomorrow, possibly thun- owers this afternoon or tonight; not much change in temperature. gelnth variable winds becoming ncrth- erly. Maryland—Partly cloudy, with scat- tered thundershowers this afternoon or tonight; tomorrow probably fair, not much change in temperature; genue to modrate winds becoming mostly northerly. Virginia—Partly cloudy with scat- tered thundershowers tonight and to- morrow; not much change in temper- ature; moderate southwest winds be- coming northerly tomorrow. West Virginia—Partly cloudy with lo- cal thundershowers this afternoon or tonight in north portion and tonight and probably tomcrrow in south por- tion; little change in temperature. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 88; 8 p.m., 84; 12 midnlght 78; 4 am, 74; 8 am, 76; noon, 85. B rometer—4 pm., 2967; 8 pm, 29.66: 12 midnight, 29.66; 4 a.m., 29.65; 8 am., 29.70; noon, 29.70. Hixhefl temperature, 90, occurred at 6 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 71, occurred at 6 2.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 94; lowest, 72. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey). ‘Today—Low tide, 9:11 a.m. and 9:21 p.m.; high tide, 2:22 am. and 2:48 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 10.12 am. and 10:22 p.m.; high tide, 3:20 am. and 3:48 p.m, ‘The Sun and Moon, Today—Sun rose 5 am.; 7:28 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:01 a.m.; sets 7:27 p.m. Moon rises 2:28 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- | half hour after su R: mmll Comparative ficurcs of the month! nfall in the Capital for the ven months ags the average shown in the following table Average. 1931 January .3.551ns. January February .3.27ins. February March .3.75ins. March April .....3.27ins. April ++4..3.70ins, May . June ......4.13ins, June July 471ins. July . Record rainfall for the fil‘s( seven months was: January, 1882. 7.09 inches; February, 1884, 6.34 inch March, 1891, 8.84 inches; April, 1889, 9:13 inches; May. 1889, 10.69 inches; June, 1900, 10.94 inches; July, 1886, 10.63 inches. ‘Weather in Various & Temperature. sun sets sun Stations. Weather Abifene, Tex Albany, K ar . Cloudy Clear . Clear Clear Clear * Clear Ft.cloudy Clear Cloudy . Clear . Clear . Pt.cloudy Clear Birmingham Bismarck, N. D.2 Boston. Mass. . Buffalo, N Charleston, Chicago, Il Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, ' Ohio Columbia,’ 8. C. Denver, Colo. Toit, Mich! El Paso, Tex Galveston, Tex. Helena, Mont. Huron.' § Clear Pt.cioudy Clear Clear Etcloudy Kansas Cit Los "Angele: Louisville, K: Miami. Fla.. New Orleans. . New York, N.¥. Oklahoma ' City. Omaha. Nebr.. Ehiladeiphia Phoenix, Ariz.. Pittsburgh, Pa. Portland, Me.. Portland, Orex.. Raleigh.'N._C. Sait Lake C Antonio - Slonn . Cloudy . Cloudy Cloudy San 2980 20.98 29.70 FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. London, England Paris, France. Berlin, Germany. Brest,’ France.. .. Geneva. Switzerian Stocknolm, Sweden Gibraltar, Spain. (Ncon. Greenwich' time, todas.) Horta (Fayal. Asores.... 74 (Current observations.) Hamilton. ‘Bermuda . Juan, Porto RIco. Havana. Cuba. Colon, Canal Zone POPE SEES D. C. EDITOR VATICAN CITY, July 23 (A).— Charles A. McMahon, editor of the Na- tional Catholic Welfare Conference Re- view of Washington, and his brother, Blshop John J. McMahon of Trenton, were received in private audience by Pope Pius toda Bishop McMahon and his brother are touring Europe, and, after visiting Ger- many and England, they are expected to return to this country late in August. Charles McMahon lives in Brookland. Part cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy LOST. BOSTON BULL TERRIER—Long nesday_evening. about 8, in Al cinity Good Hope road: name “Mitz collar: $25 reward. West 0469, Eagle Laun- dry, 2122 L sl . _H. M. Wagner. __°* gold. diam Return to H. C. on Grant place. Grant pl. n.w. BROOCH, white gold, with aguamarine sel Bine, Jost. July 20; Finder eall Mrs. Duplop, Met. 6884, and receive reward. DOG—Female, light brown: Tuesday. pm undersized: answers to name of Cleveland 0828. Reward ENVELOPE. containine R. R. tickst, W. and Pullman ticket. Ohio: near l4th and FIBER RUG, on or near Telephone Wis wmmm 3508w Epsilon; initials 6933. “lost Friday. Jul Reward. Telebhone FR| —Sm: gnd, gold, smm- Phia L Cle: A ey Cha Wisc. 3944. POCKETBOOK. white, 11th and C S contain- ing_money. keys. etc. Adams 831 turn_to 1734 Tayle n.w. Reward POCKETBOOK, black, with eray silk Iining, with black and blue enamiel clasp. black leather; lost between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, on Eve st. between 18th and 19th n.w. Reward for return. Address Box 38-7, Star_office POLICE BADGE NO. 472. 1ost_ SOV et Private Henry H. Hefin Przflnet . _Reward. WA [ CHAIN ne: Shatme Fnder pleate. return to 413 3 Tecorder of deed: WRIST initials A OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN’S Fine Men’s W ear Seventh and F Sts. @w Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Spring Road Col. 0464 Phones (A dems 10341 Pt clouly | Part cloudy | ;VETERAN CAMERAMAN| DIES AT WALTER REED { Arthur Leonard Formerly Headed| White House News Photog- raphers’ Asscciation. g e 1 Arthur Leonard, veteran news photo- | grapher and former president of the White House News Photographers’ As- soclation, dled today at Walter Reed | Hospital. Mr. Leonard, who was on the news | staff of Underwood & Underwood, was stricken with appendicitis last Mon- day. He was taken to Walter Reed Hospital where an operation revealed ! | that peritonitis had set in. | A native of Michigan, Mr. Leonard, who was 53 years old, came to Wash- | ington more “than 20 years ago. He | was associated during that time with | all the important personages of the | | Capital, and had accompanied several | | Presidents on trips out of Washington. ' |He was a resident of Vienna, Va., for | the last 10 years, and served two terms | as mayor of that town. He was un- | married. Arrangements for the funeral will be made by the White House 'New Photographers’ Association. — . Deaths chort;d. The following deaths have been reported to the Heaith Depariment in the Dast 24 | Hours? | Jennie Black, 83. Galiinger Hospital ! Willlam C. Lynch, 82. United Btatés Sol- diers’ Home. $orace Beall. 80. Emergency Hospital pcAnnis Pitzaivbons. 16, Little Slaters of the oor. Margaret R. Sheckels, 72. Walter Reed | Hospital Jamas Henrv Parsons. 66. 2042 1 fiy' A Christlen, 60. 5t . 80, U h st n.e Clizabeth's Hos- ospital. Harry Hayes. Clarence “1211 6t st vnnn Brannaugn. 66. Home for Ased and, I7CH ¥ 1es Luther Coates. 50. 623 Fairmont st Katy Randolph. 36. Garfleld Hospital Leon Hawkins. lincer Hospital. Morlon Henderson. allineer Hospital Henry Harley Fotomae River. Marriage Licenses. Scwell L. Hensler, 22 and Kathron J. erre] ev. Allan F. Poore N iam F. Banville: 26, and Eddis Loulse Cox. 20: Rev, Calvert E. Buck. | “Jdmes E, Gross. 21. and Ethel Campbell, 207 Rev Willlam 'A. Mrurphe W Forter, 24, and Vizelr . both of Brooke, Ve.: Rev 1 Jobn R. Gilman. 25. and Marz spiller. 22, both of Elmont, Va.; Rev. . _Pogre. & b Sterling. 20. and Grace Nesby. 18; oy Charles H. Lanphier. 22. Sorin~field. T, and Margaret L. Sprati, 22, Livingston. Ala Rev. Howard Biake Robert Alpter. 23. and Frieda A. Barsky, 22: Rev. Solomon H. Metz. S. Palmer Bremerman. jr. th and Dorothy E. Ward, 20, Beth¢sda. Rev. E. A Le Moine. Charles Rizzo: 25. this cit~ e Caro. 16, Eliwood City. Pa Rev. Harry L. _Collier. Edward V. Ferrone. 30. end Ca Rev. C.P. Ryland. Ford. 20 2id Katie 0. and Mary Jo N_ Ggoch 8. La and Helen R. PRis. Pa.. Rev. L..T Glenn % “stephé:s Hardine. Rev. H Md. and Florence L Teonard. Ricker. 20;. Rev. George H Md. Philadel- G Va 5 her %2, “both of Fredericksour ¥ G. Smith i Olurh nf Thanks ; | KERNS. JOIN K. We wish to express our sratitude to every one for their loving hy and fioral tributes durin; allness and at the death of our and, father .,:(ox\ K. KERNS. KERNS AND DAUGHTER. MRS, GEORGE E. SCOTT. Braths. ALER. ANNIE M. On Tuesday, at the Baptist Home, 5248 N E M. ALER. es at (he F. H funcral home. 2901 14th st. h.w.. | 24.°at 2 p.m. Interment Rock and | July 21 st. n. . MAMIE. Wednesday. July 22, . at_her_residence, 1831 . MAMIE ANDERSON. devoted of "Ethel and Joseph Andersoa. eral Sunday, July 26, 1931, &t 1 p.m. from the W. Erfiest Jarvis funeral chureh, J. On Tuesdey, Jul lhe beloved husband of Kate Bottomley. "Funeral from Deal's fu- nerzl home, 816 K _st. n.e.. on Friday, July 24, at 10°30 a.m. Relatives and friencs in- vited. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. BFAD‘BA:‘ GOLAR. OnHTuesdx‘y {S%Lfl}'tl BR. \DSHA\‘« of Statesville. N. She | leaves to mourn their loss a devoted hus- a host of other relatives and friends. Re- mlms resting at the chapel of the George Clark Co.. 1416 Florida_ave. n.e. until 5 p.m. Thursday. July 23 Funcrnl Sunday. July 26, at Statesville, N. C. BRAMME ELEANOR NICHOLSON. On fotia it A BLEANGR NIGH: OLSON. beloved wife of George E. mer. devoted mother of Richard H. aughter of the late H. W. D. Nicholson and er! Janvier Nicholson and sister of Mr: Q. C. Lamar and Mrs. Harry Kim- Pllnel'll from ner sister's residence Oak Hill Cemetery. BRYANT. ELLEN J. iR Louts o Interment 24 R Departed this life July 21, 1931, at 5:25 P.m., at he: residence. 917 Westminster st n.w.. ELLEN J. BRYAN widow of the iate James E. Bivant. She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted son. E. Bryant, and daughter-in-law Mu&’ E.“Bryant, and five devoted_ gran; children, Lecha May, D'Orsay D., Mauri James Clifton, Miiton Elmer: a sister, RS e pltop, Eimer: 8, sister July 25, at2 p.m., from her late residy CARP. ROSA BLACK. On Thursda 23, 1931, at the home of her daushts Maurice Schreiber. 3525 1ith s ROSA BLACK CARP. 72 vears of ag loved mother of Jack, Sol and Myer Mrs. Louis Mirvis and Mrs. Schreiber. Funeral from the chapel Bernard ‘Danzansky, 3501 14th st. n.w. Friday, July 24, at 12 noon. Interment Eitz Chaim ‘Washington Road Hebrew Cemetery. Baltimore, Md. CLARKE, WILLIAM L. Departed on Wednesday. July 2. 1651. % 8¢ “NMarvs - County, - a CLARKE. 'He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Juila Clarke; two daughters. Julia Clarke and Bernice Sherman; one brother. Arthur Clarke, and maay other relatives and friends Funeral Friday, July 24 at $.,0Siock: from All Saints” Church.” Gak- | n:'rcnsl BERTHA. On Tuesday, July 21, 1931, BERTHA FLETCHER of 1514 § st. n.w.. devoted wife of Henry Fleteher. sis- ter of Tda Johnson, Minnic Freeman. Jol and Walter Dobbins. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Funeral Priday, July 24. at 2,m. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. MARTHA ANN. Wednesday. July . 1931, at_her residence, 923 Barry pi. n.w. MARTHA ANN HOLLAND. devoted sister_of Lily. Leanna, Perry, Nathaniel and Philip Cobb. She also leaves one sis- ter-in-law and_a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. JARRETT, ANNA M. On Tugsday. July 21, 1931, at_her residence, 3 Harewood road . ANNA M.. widow of Cbristopher Jar- Funeral from the above resid July 24, 2t 10 a.m. friends invited. James of this life his home, 'WILLIAM L. KIR’ denly. on e 20, 1031y &t Batos Bowse. Lo » RINT. beloved husband cf Grace G. Jones. ins resting at Warner E._Pumphrey's funeral home until 10 a.m. Priday. Fu- neral Friday mornine, July 24, at 11 o'clock. Interment Monocacy Cemeiery. Beallsville. Md. 3 LEONARD. ARTHUR. On Thursday. July 193 at Walter Reed General Hospi- 12, 'ARTHOR, son of " the date Frass’s. and Annie Leonard Va. tice of funeral later. MADDISON. GERTRUDE. Departed this life Wednesday. July 22.°1931. after a brief iliness, GERTRUDE 'MADDISON. She leaves'to mourn their loss a devoted sister. a_cousin and other relatives Remains resting temporarily t Barnes’ fun st s.w. Nollt‘.e n! lul’lzl’ll later. MURPHY, JOSEPH W. On Tuesday. July 21, 1931, JOSEPH W., beloved husband of Biaie Mulphy of 618 B s mx > Fumeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, I!W cn-nm st n.w.. oa Friday. July 24, Interment Arlington Na- tional Demetery at 11 am. 23 ‘OVERHALL, JOHN H. Departed this life on Monday, ‘auly 20 1951 el “Atiantic Citv. N.'J., JOHN H. OVERHALL. the son iate ‘“Thomas ind Margaret Overha devoted husband of the late Carri Overhall; the brother of William T. ence O.. 'Charles E.. Nora S.. Ethel nie and Nettie Overhail and other relatives and friends. Puneral Ffldl! July 24, at 2 p.m.. from ihe residence of his sister-in-law. Mu bk”a Hnlmt 15"‘ 4 I of Vienna, No- Corcoran st. n. M. Mari Smeiate, Relyiives and (riends fmeired. PALMER, MARY. On Wednesday. July 22,! 1931, MARY, ated £o years, widow of Jjo- i sephi W. Palmer. Funeral'{rom ber late residence, Chapel road. Scat Pleasant, Md.. Aar: Jubr it ol 2o peisiingi ned riends ‘fl' ¥ T Fowd *xx A—9 Braths. PCPE. CATHERINE M. On Thursday. July 1931, CATHERINE M. POPE. beloved Gaughter o7 Harry B. and ‘the Tate Gelia Pope (nee Dorgan). Funeral from her late residence, 130 E st. se. on Saturdar. July 25, at 8:30 a.m.: thence to 8t. Peter « Church. where reauiem mass will be s 4 at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 24 RAY. HATTIE E. CHASE. On Thursdyy. July 23, 1831 &t the residence of = hif mother. 1407 W st' nw.. HATTI CHASE RAY, beloved daugliter of Su and George Chase, siste: of Wil and devoted wife of Archie Ki % of funeral hereafter. ROBINSON, MAEGARET JA on Wednesaay, July 22, 153 JANE, wife of the late Jonn K. Robi nd beloved mother of Walier K. ¢ o1 A. Robinson. Funeral irom ib residence, 810 Taylor st. n.W.. on Ea day, July 25. at 2 Tnterment Gle wood ‘Cemetery. 240 RYE, SAMUEL C. Suddenly, on Wednes Juiv 22, 1931, at 1 0'clock p.m.. at his re dence. 304473 R st. n.w. EAMUEL C. RYE. aged 46 years, belcved son_of Mary Rye and the late Alfred Rye. Tuneral Satur- day, July 25.°at 10:33 o'clock a.m.. from the 'funera: parlors of George W. Wise & Co., 2900 M st. n.w. Relatives and iriends invited.” Interment Prospect Hul Cemeters. HORTER. AN: Suddenis, MAKGAIE NIE. Departed this life Tues- , July 21, 1531, ANNIE SHORTER. lov- mother ‘of Rosie Shorter. She alse leayes to mourn thelr loss three brothers and to sist Rem: resting at J._T. Stewart's funeral home. 30 H st. n.e. Fu- neral Priday. July 24. at § a.m.. from Holy h, New York and New Jer- Interment Mount Olivet Suddenly, on Woednes- 31, at his residence Was ,JAMES M. SKILES. in resting st Tineral home of Warner E. Pumphres: Rockville, Md, Funeral Satvrday. July at 10 am. from Grace M. E. CI Gaithersburg, Md. Intermeai Darnest Cemetery. 24 SMITH, CHARLOTTE PRENTISS. On Wrd- nesday. July 22, 1931, at 1:25 a.m., st the residence of her sister, Mrs. Mary P. Spieden, 1866 Ingleside terrace 5.w.. CHAR- LOTTE PRENTISS SMITH. widow of J. Henry Smith. Funeral seéryices at the above address Priday. July 24, at 4 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. STEWART, PHOEBE L. Suddenly, on Wed- nesday. July 22, 1931, at Harrisbure. Pa.. PHOEEE L. STEWART, vife of the late Charles F. St of 2001 16th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later SUMMERS, AMANDA. On Tues: 21, 1931, 'at Linconia, Va., N MERS. "aged’ 100 _vears. mother of Debit mers. Notce of reral later. Remains resiing at the est Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. unerai lonal Cometers. Iat In filrmurium BOND. HENRY. Passed avay seven vears ago today, July 23, 1924, HENRY BOND. You ruftered hours of pain To wait for cure. but all in vain. For God knew what was. Dest— He called you home 1o give you rest. From this world of pain and sorrow To the land of peace and rest God has taken our dear husband father, Where Fe has found eternal rest HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. * BOWIE, THOMAS A. In_memory of my dear ‘son. THOMAS A. BOWIE. who de- parted this lifs yearz ago today. July 23, 1927, As T loved you. so T miss you. In my memory you are always near. Loged temembered. longed Tor alwari. ringing many & sile: LOVING MOTHER. SARAH BOWIE. - BYRD, FRDERICK. In sad remembrance o our dear son, FREDERICK BYRD. who de- Darted this life July 23. 1923, Eight vears have passed. dear son. He little thought when leaving home That he would never return, esth wouid sleen RAND PATHER. COOPER. VALERIE S. In loving remem- oance of our dear daushter. VALERIE 8. EOBPER. St “dlea“one year ago today. 51y 23. 1630 Valerte. dear. we think of you All the lons vears through We need not 'set a day apart. To Keen your memory in our heart. Our hearts cannot tell how we miss You. Gurips do mot. know what o say Byt God it Knows Bow W' miss ou our fonely home toa z MOTHER AND FATHER. DE THIERRY. JOSEPH, In sad but lovine Fememprants of our darlmne boy. JOSEPH DE THIERRY, who depericd this life one Year ago. 1 have o picture, framed of you con: and e that face at hiding place. rest in peace NDMA BITTINGS. In sad but loving ra: cmbradce. of our dear brother. JOHN TAMES JONES. who departed this life one Year ago. July 33, 1630. This dey brings back sad memories 0% qus dear one gone to rest. And hones whio (hink of him today the ores who loved him AT18° BEVOTED SISTER. EMMA. IZABETH. In sad but loving 7 e AT bur_deat” mother. ELIZA< PET MLLS who dcparted this lite eleven rars ago today. July 23, 1920. Called from this world to a peaceful rest, Galied by God. who knows best Bearin éinciy she il aiways ve Tnthl 'in heaven we mee HER 'LOVING' SONB. RAYMOND AND ANDREW. STOKES. THOMAS H. 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