Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1932, Page 9

THE EVENING G FUNERAL FANNIG FUNRAL SF AT AK HIL Services Announced for For-| mer Director of U. S. Bureau of Mines." | | | | | | | i Dr. Van H. Mannirg, 71, former di- rector of the Bureau Mines, who | died Wednesday night, in Forest Hill Long Iskind, was to be buried in Onk Hill Cemetery here, at 4 pm. today. Dr. Manning, when head of the Bureau of Mines, established the chemical lab- oratories at American University, which | later were turned over to the Chemical Warfare Service during the World War. Born in Horn Lake, Miss. in 1861. Dr. Manning attended the University of Mississippi and was awarded an en- gineering degrec in 1881. In 1886 he became a civil engineer with the Geo logical Survey, serving until 1910, when he was npnmmrd assistant director of the Bureau of Mines. He was made director in 1915 and held the post for five vears. s Leaving the Government service in 1920. he became director of rescarch | for the American Petdoleum Institute | and later held other posts in connection | with petroleum engineering and re: scarch. Dr Manning was a_consulting engi- neer of the Bureau of Mines, a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and a member of the American Association of Petro- leum Geologists, Americin Chemical Society. American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, American Mining Congress, American_Petroleum Institute, American Society for Testing Materials, Coal Mining ~Institute of ‘America, Mining and Metallurgical So- cicty of Amcrica and the Joseph A Holmes Associition - He was an honorary member of Pe- troleum Technologists, London. and be- Jonged to the Cosmos Club of this city. | the Engincers’ of New York. and the | West Tennis Club of Forest Hills. | In 1898 he married Emily S. Stevens of Washington, who survives him. He | Czechoslova & also survived by two sons, Van, jr., has been operatin VAN H. MANNING. of New York, and Stevents of Los An- geles, in addition to a_sister-in-law, Miss Charlmle Stevens of (hls city. —e CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting. Administrative Council, U. S, W V. Auxiliary, Ninth street and Penn- sylvania avenue southeast, 8 p.m. Lawn fete, Trinity Lodge. No. 5, Order of Shepherds of Bethlehem, Tenth and Franklin streets northeast, 7 pm. Card party, benefit orphans, Rule Council, No. 10,60 M street north- east, 8.30 p.m. Card party, benefit St. Francis de Sales Church, Auditorium, — Rhode Island avenue and Twentieth street northeast, 8 p.m. Meeting, Cushing Auxiliary, Pythian Temple, 8 pm ‘s largest shoe factory g at capacity. Well Folks:— Stop~Lank4Listen ! All Day Tomorrow 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. 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Monday at the residence. | Requiem mass will follow at 9:30 am. lat the Church of the Blessed Sacra- | ment, with turial in St. Mary's Cems J tery. | Mr. Auth, who until his fllness was | assistant secretary and a member of | the board of directors of the Auth Pro- ! vision Co., was the son of Henry J. | Auth, the company’s secretary. He was born and educated in Washington. Besides his wicow, Mrs. Margaret M. Auth, he is survived by his mother, Mrs. Agnes E. Auth, and father. a brother, Henry, jr., and a sister, Mrs. | | Mildred Keenan. WIFE OF W. W DODGE, ATTORNEY, DIES IN MAINE\FUNERAL OF MT AIRY MAN IS HELD TODAY | Services for Guy Brown, Who Died | Tuesday, Are Conducted at | Mrs. Mary Parker Dodge, 75. of 46 Prospect M. E. Church. Special Dispatch to The star. Grafton street, Chevy Chase. Md.. died suddenly early today at her Summer home, in Haven, Me. She was the Wife| MOUNT AIRY, Md. July 15—Fu- of William W. Dodge, Washington at-|neral services were held this morning for Guy Brown, 54, who died at the | Maryland University Hospital, Balti- torney, who was with her at the time | more, Tuesday morning. The services of her death. Mrs. Dodge, a native of Virginia, had were held at Prospect M. E. Church, with the Rev. lived here for more than 50 years. She was married to Mr. Dodge on April 26, Calvary M. E. Church, Mount Al ficiating. Besides his widow, Mrs. Hat- 1883. Three of her five children survive, ‘T!\cy are two sons, Parker and William | tie Brown, of near Mount Airy, he is Dodge, jr.. the latter a resident of | survived by two sons, Paul and Harold, Reheiie N, ©. and a daughter. Alice | and one daughter, Lorraine, all at home. S. Dodge, who was also at the Summer | Funeral services were held this aft- home. ernoon at Taylorsville M. E. Church Funeral arrangements have not been | for George W. Gartrell, 70, who died at completed. Services probably Will be | his home in West Falls, near here, i held Monday at the Chevy Chase home. | Wednesday afternoon. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Annie M. Gartrell; eight | daughters, Mrs. William Scheeler, Mount Airy; Mrs, Carroll Reese, Union Bridge; Mrs. Rhoda Elgin, Annawon, Ill.; Mrs, Gl'onze Becraft, Mount Airy: Mrs. d | Oliver O. Keefer, Sykesville; Mrs. Al- | fred Wilson, Long Island, N. Y.; Mrs. John Clary and Mrs. John Rippeon, Harrisville, and two sons, Charles and NICHOLAS H. AUTH. Chevy Chase, Md., 5, Was Native of Virginia and Had Lived in Capital 50 Years. ‘Woman, of - VETERAN'S WIDOW DIES | 1 Mrs. Mnrgnwt H. Bates. 93, widow o Robert F. Bates, U. S. A. dic ‘She had been ili for some time. Born in Chester, S. C.. Mrs. Bates | D&% married Maj, Bates in 1874 and frem | EdWin, at home. that time until they moved to Wash- ington in 1901 resided at various Army | posts, especially in the West. - Maj | DEATH HELD SUICIDE Bates served with a Pennsylvania regi- | ment during the Civil War. He died | Copenhagen Professor, Known in here in 1902. U. S., Declared Despondent. Funeral services will be held at Tab- ler's funeral parlors, 928 M street, to- 3 COPENHAGEN. Denmark, July 15 () —Aage Brusendorfl, 45, professor of morrow morning Burial will be in Ar- lingten National Cemetery. English at Copenhagen University, who died on June 2c. committed suicide in D T RS a fit of despondency. police said today. Last year he was a visiting professor 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. 2 ¥ street. 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Funeral services for Willlam M. Geddes, 75, who died yesterday at| Washington Sanitarium, after a long illness, will be held tomorrow in Grand | Island, Nebr., where he formerly was | mayor. Mr. Geddes, who was an _active Mason, had been in cherge of all Gov. ernment exhibits at national exposi- | tions since 1898. He rctired as a Slt.4 ugu‘! in the office of the supervising | | architect about three years ago, and | {had been in il health since. o He was born in Indiana and began or 8s a newsp:perman, later Independent. He was active in Ne- | braska Republican circles. and served {seven terms on the Grand Island City Council before elected the city’s mayor. Mr. Geddes is survived by his widow, a son, Bond P. Geddes of Chevy Chase, Md. and a daughter. Mrs. Margaret G. Johnston, also of Chevy Chase. Deaths Reported. The following_deaths have been reported to the Health Department during the last | 24_hours William A. 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We save you money on any funeral DEAL FUNERAL HOME INC. in. 820C-8201 For Reference Ask Your Nelghbor JULY | December w. 5 ¥ | Seattie. Wi | WASH, D. C. | Paris. | 24_hours 15, 1932 *x A9 7 THE WEATHER ‘ District of Columbia—Mostly clt’ud}'! tonight; tomorrow generally !lh’. little change in temperature; gentle variable winds becoming westerly. Maryland—Mostly cloudy, probably local showers in north portion tonight; tomorfow generally fair; little change in temperature. Virginia—Generally fair and contin- ued warm tonight and tomorrow. West Virginia—Generally fair to- night and tomorrow, preceded by local thundershowers this afternoon or early tonight in extreme north portion; | slightly warmer tonight. River Report. Potomac River clear, and Shenandoah muddy this morning. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature, Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 91 29.95 86 29.96 ki 30.01 30.01 30.04 30.03 Year Yesterday— 4 pm. 8 pm. . Midnight Today— 4 am. 8 am. Noon Highest. 92, 3:45 p.m. yesterday. ago. 94 Lowest, 72, 6:00 am. today. ago, 72. 3 75 82 Year Tide Tables. | (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today. 5:26a.m. "5:56 pm. .. 12:23pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises, 4:54 Tomorrow. 6:24a.m. 12:31am. 6:54 pm. 1:19 p.m. High Low High Low Sets. Sun, today 7:33 Sun, tomorrow 4:55 7:32 Moon, today. 6:08 pm 1:59am Automobile lights must be turned on | one-half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, 1932. Average. Record. January 4.82 7.09 '82| February 2.46 6.84 'B4| March 6:45 884 ‘01 April 212 9.13 May 5.07 10.69 June 284 10.94 July 112 10.63 August ..., 14.41 September .. 10.81 October .... 857 November 7.56 Weather in Various Cities. ° 2 0 . w3 80 “wwgor wvg Btations. © Weather “-1930u1017 g “awpaasas % SIUNH o equAm Abilene, Tex Clear Clear . Clea. Eicloudy tcioudy | Clear | Gear . Pt.cloudy N . Rain i icinnati, Ohio Cleveland.” Ohio o) Colo Mich Tex Tex Mont S Dak apolis.Ind acksonyiile.Fla ansas City Mo 3012 3010 30.06 3004 30.10 3002 & Portland. Orez. Raleigh. N. C Salt Lake City Sen Antonia San Diego. Calif 3000 ncisco.. 3006 is. Mo... 30 12 3000 2098 30 04 3005 13004 92 Spokane. Tampa, FOREIGN. (7 am, Greenwich time. today.) Stations Tempe- ature. Weather. don._England. . 5 Cloudy P Cloudy Part cloudy Cloud? Part cloudy Vienna, Berlin, Germany.. Brest.' France Zurich. Switzerd Stockholm. Sweden! Gibraltar. Spain (Noon. Gresawich ti Horta (Fay (Current Hamilton. Bermuda San Juan. Porto Rico Havana. Cuba Colon. Canal Zone ... Blrlhs Reported The following_births have been reported to the Health Department during the last obsérvations. ) 78 Clear Part cloudy Clear Clear Stonewall J. and Gertie T. Smart, sirl. John and ITrene Paseks. William E. and Esther Scott Wilkur and Lily Ramey. girl George J. and Ma Cleary. girl James M. and Eleanor Johnston. girl. Ross H. and Evelyn R. Finn, boy. Ellis and_Kittye Wolpe. girl Evereit R. and Ethel Johnson. girl. John and’ Alice S. Herman. girl. Paul O. and Irma E_Ady. girl John L. and Pearl I Abendschein George L. and Lelia M_ Rodgers. girl, James B and Mary A. Scott. girl James G. and Inez C. Marshall. bov. Harrison B. and Frances Wyman, boy. John E_and Erna Esan. boy. James H. and Eleanor E, Bramhall, boy. James E. and Lodis D. Wade, bos. John F.'and Helen E. Guest. boy Ralph E. and Norma Devhirst, boy. William ‘and Ann Gach. bo Forbes M. and Elizabeth MacGregor, Oscar K. and Mary A. Altman, boy! Robert §_and Mary E. Bryant. boy Alberio K. and Isabel J. C. Yorro, boy. Harry A. andvMorile V. Pearson. boy. Carl ‘and Mildred C. Santilli, girl. John L and Pettv W. Mever. girl Deneale F. and Frances B. t. boy. James A and Martha L. Shugard. ir., boy Samuel and Deila L. Freed. boy John A. and Hazel V. Barlow. bov. Henry and Eurice G. Asheroft. boy. Harold W. and Helen T. Colvin. boy. Harry E. and-Mgud E. Hards, girl. John H_and Grace Earl. girl (James and Lucille Williams, boy and irl wins Phiilip_and Gertrude Elmore, boy. Mark E. and Mary Masterson. girl. Wilbur “and ‘Lillian Ryfin, girl Wesley and Cormelia ‘Bailev. girl. Lewis and Edna Mack. sirl Roger and Louise Cook. ®irl Eugene and Modeal Paiterson. Richard H. and Mary L. Gray. Marion and Viola Guryis girl Epperion_and Louise Wilson, girl. Robert and Ida Cross. boy. Ollie’and Fannie Talbert. boy. Thomas and Gladys Williams, boy. Sherman and Amanda Price ' boy Henry and Anneth Blackwell, girl. Lewis and Alice Ruffin. bov. John and Isabel Green, boy. John and Maude Pitts. boy Fred T. and Marcia Armstrong, boy. Hardy and Hattie Ford. boy. Calen and Louise Huntley. boy. Thomas and Mary Chambers. boy. Fimer and Winnie Lee. boy Eugene and Mary Williams, boy. e Work hes been started on a train ferry connecting Nanking andy Pukow China, which will facilitate transporta- | tion across the Yangtze. wirl. wirl. boy. wirl wirl 5 FOUND. & POLICE DOG _Va,_ license: owner identify and pay for ad. Call Lincoln 8532 after 4 p.m. FOR LOST ANIMALS l‘llhh 71 0st.nw Nan.h 5T GIANGE PURSE,, with bills Lincoln Park car, Thursday afternoon. 3 p.m.. Georgetown and Conn. ave. and M. st. ward. _Cleveiand 2934. | CIGARETTE CASE State, War and Navy Blds Columbia_2025. Apt. 143a DOG. Enslish setter, black and_white. ma 2t Clarendon. Va. Reward for informi tion._Phone P, F. Chew. Clarendon 469 DOG. English setter. black and white. pup- 2,3 months old: vicinity 4th a{m Kennedy Coriose ahen_~ EAmundE cvening on 'bus or, viclnity ward.' Kind- M. Bu" Va1, District 935, E case, Thursds . ave. or 19t GLASSES. _{n_brown leather case.pame | itz & Hawley. New Haven. Conn.” on | ¢ve: name inside. “Miss Elizabeth Whecler *FYE_Bunch of Jost Monday be Can“Adams 4634, : GODLF. white: answers to name. “Boo, "Y'en Mt. Vernon Blv. Tuesday after- | W to 1414 Zath st. 351, "Rewara silyer. Thursdsy_mornine. ffand L n.w' and Woodward Natlogal Bagk. oo | MRS. MARY TODD BURIED Rites Held at St. Thomas' Church and Oak Hill Cemetery. Funeral services were held at 10:30 am. today at St. Thomas' Church, Eighteenth and Church streets, for Mrs. Mary Harper Todd, who died yesterday at the home of her brother-in-law, Mel- | ville Church, Washington patent attor- ney, 1608 Twentieth street. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery. Besides Mrs. Church, Mrs. Todd is survived by a brother, Thomas, and a sister, Louisiana Durant. i { Trepanning Old Operation. Suceessful skull trepanning was per- | formed by Indian surgeons in the region | of the Andes before the time of Co- lumbus, new documents shows Draths. On Wednesday. July 13, 1932." at St Elizabeth s Hospiial, ANNA ALLEN. She leaves one brother and a host of other relatives and friends. Re mains resting at the John T. Rhines fu- 3rd and Eve sts. sw. Fu- July 16. at 2 pm.. from pel. r ALLEN, ANNA. ne: the" above Cemetery ALLEN, ANNIE. Officers and members of Fores: Temple. No. 9. I B. P. 0. E_of W., are requested’ to aitend the fun Daughter ANNIE ALLEN Saturda 16, at 2 pm.. from John T. R neral chapel, 3rd and Eve stx s.w. Morn ing Star Lodge. No. 40, Columbia Temple, | No. 422 are invited DAUGHTER EVA L _GREEN. D. R. DAUGHTER MARIE PIERCE. F. S ANDRESEN. LAURA A. On Wednesday 13, 1932, LAURA A~ ANDRESEN. Mr. Harry L. Andresen, Mr William A Andresen. Mrs. Elien L Stretch. Ruth L Miller and sister-in-law of Olga M. An- diesen. Funeral wil be heid from t Tesiderice of her nephew. M Andresen. ‘1011 Webster t. b v irday, July 16. at 2 pm. Relat friends ‘are invited.” Interment neters. CHOLAS H. On NICHOLAS H M. A July tar Ives &t Glen- 16 Thursday. beloved b jecRuane) Cemetery BATES, MAR H. July 1471932, at 630 bm 5t nw. MARGARET H 94th vear. widow of n at Tabler's 1 n.w. Saturday. Ju L Interment Ariington Natlonal Ce; se: am ctery. ELIZABETH. Departed this life on Thursday. July 14, 1932. at 4 n at her residence, 509 Ind St. S W.. & long iliness. which she bore with Chris patience, ELIZABETH BOMBRY. mph’_ of ~ Christian faith. wido villiam L. Bombry. She leaves to mo loss a devoted ing_sister, Manilla ' Lewis Beraice Biow:: ends also” surv Bros.' funeral | Saturdav. at e recidence 1 o'clock between Wash vited 10 attend. Interme: voted niece. Hec Gre monfied of “hier ELIZABETH BOMBRY of b o of sorrow Frid 50 pm.. from Elis 24 ave. nw at1p becweer "MARIE WATSONWAILES, D. R AVINA FAIR, F. S 1ARY PARKER. Sudder Dodge Hor FOSTER. July 14, GARNER, LAFAYETTE 1. 141932 ‘LAFAYETTE J "M0:30 8. ited.” Interm GILLOM, dav. son_of” Geo: He also leaves a & other rel s res neral home. Va._ Funeral - Noac Braths. TALBOTT. JOSEPH NATHA) July 13. 1937, at Mon Gomeral Howital ‘Olney e, JOREPR NATHAN TALBOTT. in his 62nd year. Funeral from {he home df his nephew. M. Elmer Stevens. Forest Glen. Md.. Sature day. July 16. at 1l am. Interment Mo nocacy Cemetery, Beallsville, Md. 15 B. JACKSON. Departed i hursday. duly 4. 1932 at_her residence. 5th st n.w'. MARGIE B. JACKSON TYSON. beloved wife of Willlam 8. Tyson and daughter of the late George and Mary E. Jackson, cevoted sister of A! nie Redmond and Harry Jackson. She also leaves a host of friends to mourn their I Funeral Monday, July 18. at 1 p.m., from Mount Zion M. E. Church, 29th st. n.w.. Rev, Brown, pastor. ’ AITE, MARY, on Monday. July 11, 1032, AITE. Funeral from the Co_ funeral home. 1400 Saturday. July 16. at to St. Stephen's Church. n.w.. where mass wili be offered st 9 wm_ for the repose of soul Relatives and friends invited terment Quk Hill Cemetery. WHEELER, JULIA. On Sunday, 1932wt Gallinger Hospit WHEELER. She leaves a ¢ and a devoted {riend. Charies many other relatives and mains esti neral neral Satu the aby Cemetery. WILKINS. ALPHONSO 0. 12 1932, ALPHONSO O_ WILKINS. ‘son n! Peter 0. Wilkins. 2234 11th st. n.w.. and the late Mary Ellen Wilkins and brother of Capt. Clarence C. H. Davis Funeral Saturdav. Juiy 16. at 2 pm. from Otis F. Allen's funeral home, 12th st. and Florida ave Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cem- etery. WILLIAMSON, 1933 On Wednes omery County ambers Chapn st. nw 8:30 w.m.. then 25th and P Suddenly, July 12, RUSH H. at Lenox ) WILLIAMSOM th Edwards Wilila On_Wednesday, .kt New | N, CHARLES C. In Aemoriam EDW IRD\ I'fl\? | 2 e's 2lways home. house 15 bare; presence hov is there warmth and place. there see mother safe. Loved in_deatn HUSBA DENNIS EDWARDS; DAvGiER "RETH E. DORSEY. EVERETT. EDWARD. 1o remembr o ARD EVERET sear 230 today DWARD love. Where God rce of who Jul AND H._In loving GEORGE ted this life se memory FRO} ven vea ¢ seven t forgotten you, V'Were the cne who lov CHILDREN. KATIE. GEORG D JOSEPH 1 how hould meet aga orious dav e no more ed_away OPHIE KOSACK K. GEORGE W. I+ tact brother. GEORGE W pasted away two years 13, 1930 From this wor To a I Ged h HIS _LOVING MORRIS FREDERICK C. brance KOSACK, 280 today, 4 of pa st CAROLINE o loving _reme; HIS LONELY WIFE. ANNIE NOACK. ® | PAUL. JOHN KENNETIL ne rememe ¥ KEN- DEVOTED from Ebenez Douglass Ce GRAVES. NATHANIEL. Wednesday, July 13, GRAVES. 'He leaves to 3, devoted wite. six_childr 5. Nat haniel. o four grandch elatives and {11 July 16, at 2 o'c e Baptist Church. A. Taslor, GRAVES., NATHANIE of Victoria, . No. 2 e. are hereby notificd of the death of Brother NATHANIEL GRAVES. who_died Wednesday. July 13, 1932. Fuperal day. July 6. at 2 p.m., from Flo nue' Baptist 10th st LILLIAN CHARITE. ] GROSS. ALICE FRANCES, Lif July 14, . I oss. _Remains may be see urda¥, July 16. after 1 p.m.. at Adan Smoot’'s funeral home. 242! se. Funeral Sunday. July from Grace E. Church. Md. Friends and relatives inv. HECK. WILLIAM H. On We 13. 1932, at Naval Hospital. WILLIAM H. beioved 'husband of Luvenie Heck. F neral from his late residence, 216 12th pi ne. on Saturday. July 16. at 10 a Relatives and friends invited. Interm: Arlington National Cemeters, with mili tary honors 15 HEWLETT. HARRIETT K. On Thursday. July 14, 1932, at her residence, 427 Nichol- son st. n.w. HARRIETT K. beloved wif of Louis M. Hewlett. Funeral from Iate residence on Saturday. July 16. at 2 p.m. Interment £t Fort Lincoln Cemetery. HOOK, WALTER T. Suddenly. on Thurs- day.’ July ‘14, 1932 “at Galesville Arundel County, Md. WALTER T, HOOK. beloved son of Walter W. and Christine Hook _of Forestville. Md. = Funeral from St. Thomas’ Church. Croom. Md.. on Sat- urday. Julv 16 11 am. Interment ich ‘Cemetery.” Relatives and friends ite: ACKSON. life Tuesdar, Hospital. MARY dauchter of the nesday. J MARY CARTER, Departed this July at Freedmen's JACKSON “nee Carten: late James and Lolfe Carler ‘of Trov. Va. and devoted wife of Harold ~Jacksos also “leaves two chilaren.” three brothers and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Remains may be viewed at the Bovd funeral home. 180 L_st. nw. Friday afternoon. Interment Zion, Va = JONES. JOSEPH WINFIELD. On Thurs- day. July 14. 1932. at his residence. 2017 ist st. n.w.. JOSEPH WINFIELD, busband of Laura A. Jones and father of Edith J. Poindexter and J. Hendlev Jones. Fu- neral will be held from the Memorial United Brethren Church, North Capitol and R sts.. Saturdav. Julv 16, at 3.30 p.m Interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery. Rel- atives and friends invited. LACEY, WILLIAM B. On Thursday, 14. 1932, at his parent's residence. 2314 North Capitol st. WILLIAM B._the be- loved son of James W. and Lucy E. Laces. Funeral from his parent’s residence oi Saturday. July 16. at :30 am. then to St. Martin's Church. where mass be waid at 9 e.m invited. ~Interment tery. ARD. Mount Olivet Ceme- 15 2 MARGARET. On July 14, 183 aft a_ short illness. at Gallinger Ho: pital. MARGARET LENARD. She leaves {o "moura " their loss a devoted .mother. Bersie Stewart: a_brother. Frank Stewart an aunt. Emily Stewart: two uncles and othe: reiatives and friends. ing at Barncs' funeral pa-ior. 614 4'a st. s "Notice of funeral later POOLE. DAVID W. On Wednesday. July 13. 1932 at his residence. 3516 34th st Mount Rainier. Md.. DAVID W.. beloved husband of Berenice A. Poole. _Services will be held at the St." John's Episcopal Church. Mount Rainier., Md. on Satur- day. July 16, at 2:30 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemeters. 15 REA, EMMA SEBASTIAN. On Friday. July 15, 1932, at 12:30 at_her residence, 7701 Georgia ave. n.w.. EMMA SEBAS- TIAN. beloved wife of the late JonA Lee Rea. ' Puneral from her late residence on Monday. July 18, at 1 pm ' Services at 8t James' P. E. Church. Eizhth st. ne at 1:45 pm. _Relatives and friends invited 10 attend. Interment Arlingtcn National Cemetery, 16 ROBBINS, JESSIE. On Thursday, July 14 1932, at Homeopathic Hospital, JESSIE. beloved wife of John W. Robbins. Fu- neral services ai_the Vermont Avente Christian Church, Vermont ave. and N st n.w. on Friday, July 15. at 8 p.m. Re- mains will lie in state the church from 5 p.m. to time of servics Interment at Rutland. Iil. ROUNTREL. MARTHA J. On Thursday ¥ 14. 1632, a1 her residence. 9 Woodmont Thrifton, Va. MARTHA J. widow liem J, Rouniree and beloved motl Mrs. Bugenia Adome. Mre, Netii Mz, Bianche Conral and Wiilizm July | Reiatives and friends | Remains rest- ! BROTHER PAYNE. GERAID HOBART. memb-ance of HOBART PAYNE : BIS DEVSTED WiFE BriEy s pAYNE SMITH. FLIA. A tribute of love and d tion to the sacred memory of our dea ELLA SMITH. into eiernal rest one year ago today, L 15,1831 Just one ve n the morni %0 today 2. < earth ther away. 1 be d: HUSBAND AND' DAUGHTER, E| GENE AND'DORGTHY SMITH » WHYTE. HENRY v I lovine memory of ¢ HENRY V. WHYTE, e years ago_today. July 15, THE FAMILY. ¢ FUNERAL DIRECTOR: ALMUSR_SPEARE Succeeding the Original W. K. Speare, 1623 Connecticut Ave. Decatur 62 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln_ 033 "Joseph F. Birch’s Sons sl 3034 M S S LM GAWLER CO " Funeral Directors - ' _LEONARD M. GAWLER 4 M SEONW 1130 GEO, W. WISE CO. . V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successcrs to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establish- Phione National 2002 1009 H_St. N.W, o ¥ S NW. Fnrmfl‘l\ Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1233 10th St. N.W. _Phone North 00 e West 0008 an. _ | ALFREI’! B. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER GJ()SF,PH SONS ' Established 1850 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. ALTER A. GAWLER Chapel Cremations Lady attendant NAtional 5512-5513 Phones: i NO BRANCH OFFICE 7W.-W . DEAL & CO, 8 ___LINCOLN 8300__ WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 8th ST SE. T N 0530 CHAMBERS . WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM ~ Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. > Modern Chapel. Telephone National 2473 FUNERAL DESIGNS. " GEO. C. SHAFFER | . EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMPLEMS AT | MOPERATE PRICES PHONE NAT. 0108 Open Evenings A. John E. and Llovd W. Rouniree, and cister_of John E. Willet. Funeral from the W. W._ Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. nw. on Monday, July 2 pm Relatives and friends invited, nmmm E Y et sundaye. 14th & Eye Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. ompt Auto Delivery Servic