Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1932, Page 9

DEGREES GIVEN 72 AT COLUMBUS U. Law and Accountancy Exer-|A cises Held, With President Leahy Speaker. Beventy-two students of both the Law and Accountancy Schools of Columbus | Universily were awarded degrecs at graduation excrcisss held last night at the Mayfl-wer Hotel. The degrees were conferred by Fred- efick J. Rice, chairman of the board of trustecs: John R. Fitzpatrick, dean of the School of Law, and James D. Cushman, dean of the School of Ac- countancy. In the principal address cf the eve- ning, William E. Leahy, newly appointed v&s\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\m\“\\m\\\\(flm\s\m" ESTABLISHED 1900 Wi B. Sarde & Company DIl RIEE THOIR S The Funeral thapel PIPE ORGAN BUNBIRIAT | M. Dempscy, Service that is BUT NOT EXPE! president of the university, deplored the prevailing spirit of pessimism and urged the students to be ccurageous in the face of present conditions. Rev. Francis X. Cavanagh delivered | the invocation. The graduates were: Master of laws—Harcld Allan Kertz, | | Daniel J. Murphy, Catherine M. O'Don- | {neil and Richard Lee Traincr. Master of patent law—Daniel J. Mur- phy, Catherine M. nnell, James Aloystus Purcell and Willlam Patrick Walsh. Master of commercial _science— | Francis Joseph Campbell, Robert E. Findlay, Bernard F. Gallagher, Cecil Hall Gardner and Charles F. Kecgan. Bachelor of !aws—Ronald E. Alvord, Irene Sheridan Boniz, Henry B. Candee, Charles W. Carhart, Thomas Hughes| Claffy, Vivian A. Clements, jr. J. Connor, Kath'een C. Connors B. Cooksey, Paul McCoughlan, Cullinane, Elmer E. Cummins, William John G. Enright, Lester J. Frew, Helen A. Furey, Clarence E. Geiger, Paul A. Graves, Edward R. Hal- loran, John F. Hillyard, Mary L. Hurley, | Wwilliam K. Hutchinson, Thomas J | Kennedy, Eugene T. Kinnaly, Thomas Kissling, Francis J. Loveless, John ‘Tromas , John P. McCarthy, Albert | T McCarthy‘ James C. McKenzie, Gone- Distinctive SIV COMPLETE PU 412 CISTNNSERRNNSINNNSNSN NSNS RNNNNNS SRS NS RAR RS RS % MINIMUM SFR\ ICE 1s our \L CCESS LIncoln 0524-9244 EIESSERBEET N B A AATTHAILTHITES AT TTITIT TSN SN S N NN NN $75 NE RAI \\\\‘\\\\\\‘\\*\\\\\\‘\m\\\fis\“\\\\“‘\\\\\\ THE EVENING vieve T. McLaughlin, Ralph B. Man- herz, John B. Mealy, Sarah C. Moriarty, Sinclair F. Morris, Frank E. Newman, | James C. O'Brien, John H. O'Connell, Adam Offenbacher, Ole J. Olsen, jr.; Arthur A. O'Leary, Prancis X. Plant, Herbert William Reichelt, Richard H. Roberts, Martin A. Ryan, Margaret Shea, John Peter Simmons, Isabella B. Smith, Gerald E. Sullivan, Robert W. Tappan, Bart J. Walsh, 'Douglas B. Warrentels and David F. Willlams. Bachelor of commercial science—Paul F. Cook, George G. Cozzens, jr.; James F. Lynagh, James A. McDonnell, Ed- ward Marmel nnd Mlurlce P. O'Connor, Deaths Reported Irene F_ Leech. 87 2633 Adams Mill road. Hebre Theitz. 86, 1812 David Frazier. 81. Emersency Hospital John 1. Brown,. 80, the Lincoln Apts. Bamuel G. Mawson, 70, United States vel Hospital Nt carer A Poe. 78, 1731 izt st Georze H._Hammer. 77 143 E st. se. Oscar Downs. 75, Episcopal Hospital Jennie Maliones. 0, St. Elizabeth’s Hos- pil ne W. Diehl, 87. 1615 Q st. 5::?""51“‘( 65, United ‘States Naval Hos- ~vey K Shauec. 53. 1358 Monroe st Mills, 43, Walter Reed Hospital. il Gordon. 11, Children’s Hospital nfant of Heary and Nann White, 6 davs, children's Hos Phoebie B. pmn 65. 1324 R ! EhoeDle B ey, 60, St Eiisabeth’s Hos- pital Piivion Richardson. 48, 104 Virginia ave. s.w. 4. Walter Reed Hospital, see. | | | | | George W. Jones, Thelma E. Penn. 29, 1224 C st. Col. Lnurence Brown Dead. PANAMA CITY, June 9 (#).—Col. Laurence Brown, commanding officer of the 4th Coast Artillery at Fort Amador, died Tuesday. He was 57 years old nnd a native of New York. DOCTORS Recommend AMBULANCES CHAMBERS Largest in the City Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 ANY PLACE IN D. C. Call COL. 0432 Phone or write your address. We will send you a beautiful catalogue of How We Do It. % E HECHT CO: FREE PARKING WHILE YOU SHOP HERE omen’s & Misses’*]6*° R and F STREET AT 7 STAR, WASHINGTON, “D. C., THURSDAY, LIPSCOMB RITES -SET FOR TOMORROW Prominent Capital Contractor to Rest in Congressional Cemetery After Funeral at Home. Rites Today William Prince Lipscomb, prominent Washington contractor and head of the William P. Lipscomb Co., who died early yesterday at his home in the Ontario Apartments, will be buried in Congres- sional Cemetery tomorrow, after funeral services at 2:30 p.m. at his home. A resident of the District since 1871, Mr. Lipscomb was a member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia, and had been first vice president of the District National Bank for many years. He was born in King William County, Va., in 1847, and enlisted in the Confederate Army at the age of 17. His company had built many of the outstanding embassies, homes, churches and office buildings in the city. Besides his widow, he is survived by two children, Helen Lipscomb Rea, wife of Capt. Everett Foster Rea, stationed at Fort Meade, Md, and George W. Lipscomb, a civil enxlneel’ connected with the firm. MAJ. WII.LIA‘\I l SIMP?O\? FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR HARVEY K. SHANER Funeral services were held at 9 o'clock this morning at Sacred Heart Churgh for Harvey K. Shaner, 53, retired painter, who died Monday at his resi- dence, 1358 Monroe street. Rev. Thomas Cunningham celebrated the requiem mass, which was followed by interment in the family lot in Glenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were John Sullivan, C. H. Ludlow, Robert Tuite, A. M. Sweency, Bernard Green and Joseph C. Caton. Mr. Shaner, a native of Sharpsburg, Md., had been a resident of this city since youth. Besides his widow, Mrs. — Births Reported. William J. and Marearet 8 Matthe Victor C. and Mary M. O'Neal., gir Curtis B, and Margaret Porler gir! Raymond and Rose Babiga: Charles B."nd Elizabeth Edmiston. sirl. Robert L. and Gladys A Welch, boy. Guy and Hazel Keeton. boy. John J. and Marguerite Kearney. boy. Joseph D. and Maude R. Mattingly. boy. Frederick M. and Mary E. Trapnell, boy. John R. and Elsie M. Knoll, boy. Charles E. and Irene G. Hoffert. boy. Frank R. and Irene G. Caldwell. boy. Joseph L. and Katie . Smith, boy. Henry B and Grace L Lewis. girl. Richard and Mary L Lucas, &irl Michael J. and Rose M. Maione. girl Weslev B, »ni b 1. Charlie_and daughters, Mrs. Thomas J. Casey, Mrs. . Vincent Tutching and Misses Byrle and Mary Shaner; a son, Douglas A. Shaner; his father, A. D. Shaner; a brother and all of the District. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road | Col. 0464 Phones | 4 fams 10341 three sister: | SALE! Spring Suits | $17.50, $27.50 Charge It! Pay Later in Small Amounts EISEMAN’S, 7th & F What a lucky break for us and for you! One of our dress manufacturers about to enlarge his show- rooms found himself stocked with 400 knockout $16.50 dresses. He was loath to keep them in his showrooms while the renovating: work was in progress for fear of soiling them with plaster or paint. And so he decided to make a gesture toward one of his most important customers. He offered us these dresses at half price. And we snatched them Beige Rose Navy Black Powder Blue Prints up for you. With 400 dresses to choose from . .. with jacket and jacketless dresses to choose from . . . with tailored and semi- dress models to choose from .. . with Ada B. Shaner, he is survived by four | JUNE 9, 1932. FUNERAL IS HELD FOR MAJ. SIMPSON Prominent Church and Boy Scout Leader Paid Final Tribute at Serv- ices in Western Presbyterian. Funeral services for Maj. William I Simpson, prominent in church cir- cles and in the Boy Stout movement, who died Tuesday at his home, in the Park Central Apartments, were held at 2 pm. today at Western Presby- terian Church. Burial was private in Oak Hill Cemetery. Born in Baltimore in 1850, during the Civil War, he helped care for the sick and wounded in Armory Square Hospital, after having been turned down for enlistment as a drummer be- cause of his youth. He enlisted in the National Guard in the late sixties, on its reorganization. He, entered the Treasury Depart- ment in 1874 and served .as record clerk until 1930, when he was retired. He was senior elder of the Western Presbyterian Church and for many years conducted a Sunday school class for boys. Since 1910 he had been active in Boy Scout work and was the first Washingtonian to receive the 20- year veteran award. Recently he was awarded the silver beaver by the Na- tional Scout Council for “distinguished service to boyhood.” He was a life member of Hiram Lodge, No. 10, P A AM He is survived by a daughter, Miss Mae Simpson, and a sister, Mrs. A. Harriman Kinnear, both of this city. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; gentle variable winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy tonight and | tomorrow; not much change in tem- perature. Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight and in south portion tomorrow; not much change in temperature. West Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature. Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature. Barometer Degrees. Inches. 29.77 2978 29.85 29.86 29.88 29.87 Year 8 am. Nocn 600 pm. yesterday. today. Lowest. 55, ago, 55. 5:00 am, Yea: Tide Tables. (Furnished by U rvey.) ay. 11:25am ‘Tomorrow 12:08am 6:31am 12:16pm 7:04pm The Sun and Moon. Rises 4:42 442 7:33 930am. 143ipm 1t ust be turned on et. Sets. 7:32 onthly ra ital (curre Month, | January | February March n inches in the nih to date): Average. Record. 709 '82 84| { i October November Pt.clondy oudy ash Wash’ Fla DI Sea Shokane. Tampa. WASH., (7 am, Greenwich time, today ) ns, Temperature, Weather . England 54 Clear France Austria Sact clouds Cloudy Sto 4 aRralar L3 on. Gresuwich time. tod Horta (Fayal). Azore Fart clouds (Cutrent. obsérva ons ) g\mmm Bermuda 7 cloudy p-n tlnud» Cles Cloudy LOST. ALUMNI KEY. Sigma Nu Phi; ALOVMNT KEY. Sicma Nu PRI, reward. Mgt BILLFOLD. containing $16. Frida st. ‘between 12th and 13th. Reward. Fnw. Apt. 401 BRIEF BAG—Liberal reward for return of lost brief bag ‘containin leeal papers. K. Hilton_Jackson. Nat. 3266 v night, ¥ 2109 L stripec k Jost or strayed vicinity 3Tth e paws: male; d sts. n. Answers to name Jimmy Peward._ Cleve. 9180 FEMALE SPITZ DOG, Friday night. June 3. b>tween 8 and 9 . in vicinity of Walter Reed | Hospital Answers to th name of “Cuddles.” Reward for return. J. P. Olmert, 741_Aspen_st. n.w Gt _» Initials and ad- . 427 Oglethorpe st. i Reward, - o BOOK. ~black leather. 1oose _1éaf. marmm.' in taxi. Reward. Phone NOTE Tuesda Col. 7 POLICE DBG shoulder markin Tel. Gecrzia 1803 b PURSE. brown alligator; near 1613 Critten- den st nw. or leit in Bell taxi: please re- turn key and papers: reward. Neighborhood House. 470 N st. ¢ RED LEATHER DIARY,_ for small pocker, With mumerous motes . Finder will be b erally rewarded by immediate Teturn to Star Advertiser, Room 918, No. 1408 G st.. eity | brown re: male, siayh me “Wolf";" SHOE. black oxford tie: vicinity of Va. ai sw. on Wednesday; reward. Cail Dist. 6687 aiter 4 sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 44 to choose from . . . you're sure to find your dress . and for $8.25. Dress Department. Third Floor. The Hecht Co. [} SPITZ, male. Black dos, strared Trom vi ity of 3rd and N sts Libera! {treturned o 1307 3rd 5 YALISE, black, op Kl Park, ai 5:40 bm. Tuesd and toys. Rewar IRED TERRIE! ‘male, own markings on huu answers o n udy " Reward. _Clev. 9149. ¢ YELLOW .ANGORA CAT—-Answers to name of Puss-"lss. “1328 Gerantum st. n.w. Ph one Ga. 123, $10 reward. 1n* K reward v * 1d. in Rock Creek contains child’ 836! tomorrow, probably followed by showers | States Coast and 1 CORNICK. ¥ N EMPLOYE OF STAR 13 YEARS SUCCUMBS| W. H. Schombert, 87, Elevator Operator Since War, Was Il Six Months. William H. Schombert, 67, an employe of The Star for more than )3 years, Gied last night at his home, 2521 H street, after an {illness of six months. Mr. Schombert entered The Star service as an elevator operator during the war and had continued in that capacity until he became {ll last No- vember. He was cne of the m-st widely known workers in the crganization and knew by name virtually all the tenants of the building as well as fellow em- ployes of the paper. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mary C. Schombert, and three sons, John, Wilten and George Schombert, all of this city. Funeral services will be held Satur- day morning at 9 o'clock at St. Stephen's Church. Burial will be in Holy Rood Cemetery. - Marriage Licenses. William A. Gawler, 23, 4344 Hawthorne st. Bt S ST and n.w.; Maurice mean 30, Alexandria, Va., Bara , 1768 Lanier pl. am W. Mullally, 34, Pittsburgh, Pa. aud Norvell' c. MunfGrd, 27, 1800 19th st} Rev. Frank H. Lash ‘Howard Dawson. 20 1507 U st., a d Louise Hawkins, 28, 1337 Corcoraa st., Rev. C. T Murray. Reginald Stembridge, jr, 40, and Alice M Utz, 28_both of Baltimore, Md.. Judge Rob- ert E Mattingly Clyae N. 8awyers. 21, 4117 Chesape §d Mergarey V. stilivell 13, 1600 £ Rey. Enoch M john feman, 26 Marine s 3nd Doris Helmuth, i TR Rev. John E. Brig! James G. Cohec. 20, Cla Smith, 20, 4226 Barnes Theima S Robert 8, B, Farmef, 27, Madison, Heis . and Viiginia F. P.;nwmp 4 K, Va.: Rev 1. McDou; Lorenz B. Laursen Mar 2nd Helen L Dowe Balty Rev. John E. Brigs: Henry W. Slesel. 49, Margare: E. Louden. 1656 Avon Dl Edwin W. Land, 25, 616 D st. ne, and Gatherine J. Hohmann, 1232 Newton st! ne 29, 1359 Fla » and Floiaice Garet 1» o120 Beaton' pi S iwood M. Jones. 24, ahd Louise V 20 both of Atianie; cas REVH W Jesse L. Barbour. 32. and Sarah Macklin both” o Baltimore, Md.; Rev. K. W ither 1, Burrell. 21 308 Vine st, Russell. 13 e st %, 30, 210 Mass ave, and Mael B 1338 Milford rd.; Rev. Rev and L 26, 1112 N. o Hin ey L. 1| sess “and \ of loved hu RICHARD E. THORNTO} ! THE FAMILY Bratha. ABNOLD. WILLIAM M Sudden. | { 's drei Kemeins Iesting ® Jarvis funerel church Funeral Saturday. Jine from the W Jar Taterment Lincoln Memo i the § H and Harvard now.. Saturday. June 11 t 3 pm. Interment’ Rock Creek Cene- of N mother of Joh y James T. Ryan funeral parlor morning at 8:3) a m.. thernce 1o < Church. where requiem mas offered at 9 o'clock for the repose Soul. " Interment Mount Olivet Ce On Tuesday City ALVIN. York ALVIN June COR C SON. EMMA | 2. he ‘nlnm(nl of M | Far:l 1868 Columbia road L. DEESON. Interment Alb: N. FLING. ELLJAH THOMAS. ‘Wednesday. June 8. 1932, th on )\a\\ Yard. D. C.. ELHAH e husbard of Lell gl Funeral Frida his lat Ballston ur<burz. Va. "Relatives ted uumhm JAMES E . 19 “Thursdsy, June 9: thereafter at ience. ' Funera! Saturday. June 11. m.. from St. Cyprian s Church. In- t in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 0 d Conn of h e Cromwell and Mrs *Grace Bu Norristown. Pa. _Funeral 10. at 11 am. from McC 1820 ot st n.w. "R On Tuesday, June TG itk ra at on Friday, June 10. at 2 Aslington Crmelerv Julia Lawrence and father Virginia Schoenbauer and Agnes Galiahan Funeral from his late residence, 932 G st *'on Saturday. June 11, at 8:30 am. thefice to St. Dominic’s Church. e mass will be offered at 9 am. for the re- pose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited Intermest in Mount Ollvet Ceme- HARLES. On Wee xv- day, JuneZs at_Garfleld Hospital ALFRED CHARLES LIEBLER. husband of Eloee Graet Licbler of 1650 Harvard s nw.__Services at Joseph Gawler's chapel. 1754 Pa June 10, at 2 p.m. Soleum. LINKINS, Ti! LIEBLER. ALFRED C ave. nw. on Interment Abbey Mau- ESTHER RITTENHOUSE on Thursday, June 8. 1032 n her_residence. 3615 Newa HER RITTENE 'vrvyx- LINKINS: i S, of Livkins. in the 87th year of her age. Puncrai from her late residence on Fii- day. June 10. at 3:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. ‘Interment ate) ur Congressional Cemetery. e omit LIPSCOMB. WILLIAM P. On Wednesday, June t his_residence, the Onm.u- WILLIAM (HET- Ko 53 Ontario rd. h E K. Lipscomb. te residence; Priday. 10, at 2:3 Tnterment Congressional Cemetery, MATHEWS, GRACE M. On Wedn 32, Emergency in an services in the W. W. Chambers Co. neral home. 100 Chanin st n.w. or Thursday. June 9, at 9 pm. Interment Wakefleld, Sussex Chunty. V. o8 Fridey: une 10. McADOO. ROSIE. Departed this 5, 1932, at her residence, 918 26 HOSIE' McADOO. She leaves to" mouri their Joss 4 loving mother, Molly Page three brotners, two sisters and & ot of other relatives and. friends. Remains at F. M. Smith's funeral parlors until_Friday ‘morning. ' late residence. Tunéral irom Salem Paj tist_Church, N st. betwecn 9th and_10th, on Saturday, June 11 at 1 o'clock. Inter- ment Falls Church, Va. Priends and rcla- tives invited. L) e June thereafter at _he SHAW. MARIAN 1. V. L. SP | 332 PA_AVE . Bratha. McDONALD. MARGAKET E. On Tuesday, June kN 19"1 at _her residence, 314 9th st ne NARDAHE’X‘ E loved wife of st B ey it of e Ry o Ry g A\u-u«' beloved wife ‘of the late N Relatives ard , Mount Olivet 10 Peter's Church at 10 a friends invited. Inter Cemetery. MORELAND. LUFLLA A, n 1932, 2t her CoEliA K ."ba H., Moreiand V. Chamber wt 2 pm Interment Congression ROWE, JENNY. On 1932, . iY ROW n 1 /."W. Deal's tuneral home. 816 H s Intermeut Moriah Cemetery, Philadeiphia, Pa 10 Suddeni Tuese SCHLOSSER. J0 DHN JOIN <.r‘n',0 On T s < 9 5 Hospital. - YVONNE & at Fi s In Memoriam COLLINS. GEORGE F. S. 5 AND BERNICE HER NOT SHAW us one e MOTHER AND AND BROTHER __FUNERAL DIRECTORS. LM GAWLER (O, - Funeral Directors - LEONARD M. GAWLER 1804 WSt Pot._ 4130, GEO. W WISE “Co. F. TAYLOR 2000 M ST. N.W. \\m o1 EARE CO. 18 tg ror connected an 100" H st 010 F St N.W. JOHN R“WRIGHT co. 1333 10th St. N.W.__ Phone North 0043 _ WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 By ST SE LINC TWILLIAM LEE'S SO3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM N.W___NATIONAL 1384. 1385, Frank Geier's S cns Co, LUI3 SEVENTH ST N W |tm|n}’~l73 lodern Chapel. Telephane - a1 R AM A, GAWLER Established 1850 Phones: NAtional 5312-5513 JOSE I'H Cremations Lacy attendant NO BRANCH OFFICE I S, ALFRED B, GAWLER ALTER A CAWLE G SONS -2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N Chapel 17 (.HAS 'S. ZURHORST 301, EAST, CAFITOL <T. “W. W. DEAL & ¢ CO. _816 H ST. NE - LINCOLN 8300, Gude Bros. Co., 1212 °F St. Prompt Auto Delivery Service. “"GEO. C. SHAFFER GEYPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS A ICES. PHONE NAT. .l“. M Oven Evenings _hna sundams.14th & Eye CEMETERIES. Glenwood Cemetery Chaoice Lots and Sites For Sale ENDOWMENT FUND ENSURING PERPETUITY " THE_LARGEST S| CT] IN D. C. TiAROMENTS AND STATUARY Do ncl ‘base the selection of the family monument on photographs shown by diers or agents, n“ug Y e decolved. educed orices for JAS. R.