Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1933, Page 9

TWO CIRCLES GIVEN NEW TRAFFIC STUDY Changes at Thomas and Logan by Committee Named by Board of Trade. A study of possible new plans for handling traffic at Thomas and Logan Circles will be made by a group of mem- bers of the Streets and Avenues Com- mittee of the Washington Board of ade. tate the handling of traffic at those points. Dudley Bright, named chairman of the special group, plans to confer with officials of the National Capital Park and Planning Commission and the Dis- trict government. The committee reiterated a recom- mendation that an item be included in the District budget for 1934 for study of plans for extension of New Hafnp- shire avenue from Buchanan street to the District line, & project said to re- quire construction of a viaduct over the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad tracks. Dr. Llewellyn Jordon reported that assessments collected in 1914 for this project now amount to about $35,000, George V. Graham, chairman of the | including interest on the amounts paid. tommnktrc was authorized at a meeting | Extension of the avenue, it was pointed of the bod mittee to study plans designed to facili- \mterdny to appoint & com- | out, is a part of the major highway | ing bill and the Norton bill to protect phn for the District. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 193%. EARLY CONSIDERATION ASSURED 2 D. C. BILLS Thatcher and Norton Measures| ¢ May Be Reported to Com- mittee Wednesday. Representative Palmisano (Demo- crat) of Maryland, chairman of thei judiclary subcommittee of the House | District Committee, yesterday promised ‘m have his group consider and try to | have reported to the full committee next Wednesday the Thatcher kidnap- 'the District by early notice of suits to be filed against the District for personal injuries. Representative Thatcher (Democrat) of Kentucky explained to the commit- tee the Senate changes in the kidnap- ing bill wWhich hnve eliminated the death Jnnllty and quoted the Federa- tizens’ Association, women's clubt and other organizations ‘which are supporting the measure. Lorporation Counsel Bride explained the bill which provides for nouoe to the District of suits to be filed. The statute of limitation is three years, but the proposed legislation would follow similar laws in 33 States which require an early notice that the municipality 1s to be ‘with responsibility. The Corporation Counsel quoted Jus- tice Hitz in a recent court decision calling upon the District to see that some corrective legislation was passed. 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Y, har- bor was one of the improvements dis- cussed at {uzerdays session of the In- ternational Shipmasters’ forty- thl.rd an- nual convention, in progress he Clearing of both the north and wmh approaches, as far as finances permit, was proposed. Committee chairmen named today in- cluded: Capt. Wiliam McDonald of Buffalo, Jurisprudence; Capt. E. K. Male, Cleveland, Credentials. Appointive officers include: Capt. William T. Bright, Chicago, grand mar- shal; Capt. D. C. Sullivan, jr., of Mil- w-ukee. grand chapiain, and Capt. Male, grand warden. e GREATER ONE OF THE LARGEST A UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as 565 w For a Complete Fu-nul Cars and Al We have amased !hc whele profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. You Get the Biggest and the Best HAMB ] ESTABLISHED 1900 Wm. H. Sardog E y ¢ FUNERAL DIRECTORS €l The Funeral Chapel PIPE ORGAN Service that is Distinctive BUT NOT EXPENSIVE SERVICE is our SUCCESS é = LIncoln 0524-9244 412 H STREET N.E. d | querque. the Facts The figures below show the actual costs of the last 1,000 com- plete adult funerals here. This is positive proof that a service through Joseph Gaw- ler Sons, of the finest possible quality,is obtainable at prices suited to every fam- ily’s means. Number of Services. 114 231 210 196 122 86 4 1,000 Write for « Copy of “Looking Ahead™ Joseph Gawler ; Sons, Ine. Funeral Directors Sir..e 1850 1750 Pennsylvania Ave. N. W. Phones: National 5512-3513 We Maintain No Branch Offices day evening. | 4173, Unlettered contains 317 Pa. Ave. S.E , » For Handsome New every pkutm the patient. Garh nt Thanks. Tish, to thenk ous Fiefids and esiployes f"the Jirts ou . of "the “Government Priniing ¢ ‘Offce or the many kindnesses and besutifu’ floral tributes sent to uring the ilines % at the dlllh of our son and brother. “FI' 8. BO! ARY BOND JENIFER AND PAMILY. Hnweiling, LEWIS. DORA. Services 1or “ne_unvelling of 1 tone of DORA LEWIS, the be- loved wife end mozhu of B. Lewis anc 1 Upshur Lw.. will ela the “fallow: Relatives and friends in- Beatha. o BQSALIE R, On Thursday. at her residence. 001 ROBALIE R. Gkiutnter of itie Tie Joreph B. 'hd Annie Woolls Albro, Puneral from the lence Saturdey. January 28, ) ats at Bi- James” Church o aim. Relatives and 1riends tnvited. terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. BAKER, MARY EMILY. chnud:y January 25 103 ay. In- t mai John T Rhines faneral ye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. ROOKS. JOSEPH. Departed this life Wed- Jangary, 2 e great-grandchildren and ost " of " other relatives and friends. Notice o! funtnl hereafter. - BROWN, On_Wednesday. Janu- ary 2!5 1038 YorRty widow of Julius sister of Mis K. F. aibson. mun‘i'g be W W ChambersGo. Faneral nome. 1400 Chasin st nw. Prli January 27, at 2 mbe: d ‘iemmbers of Muytiower' Council: No. AT, D ol A atterd the services TEUeS Miends are'lnvitea. Interment 0‘ ood Cemeter: ULIA, Members of Mayfower runeit, No- 1. : ol A, wre requesied neral of our late SABROWN. from the W. W, Chambers 500 Ehabin 5t Cnw on at 2'pm MILDRED L. SYKES, Co\mnlnr HATTIE G. RUPPERT. Rec. T. Denlrled Shts 1933, MARGARET D. B Seaves o mourn Marie Levine, a brother Thom a sister. Fran- ces Wylle, ‘and host of ‘other relatives and friends. _Body temporarily resiing funeral home. New Funeral Priday. K 1r Interment Harmony Ceme- e of VAUGHN, DAVID E. On Wednesday. January 25. 19: AVID E,. beloved son | S Willam B, ana ‘Goldie V. De Vaushn (nee Day). = Puneral from his late resi- dence. 120 _Atiantic st . eights, on Priday, January 2 rvices at Bell's Church, oan 4, at 3 pm. Relatives an Interment church cemetery. EMMA B. ‘Wednesday. Jan- Dy A ENNA P miia " B BOUGLAS: e Noah and Marie usry 2! daughter of and, Marie Douslas_and _granddaushter %, Hineral Bundsy January | 130 pm. from Bt. Paul's A M, E Chureh. PRESIDENT OF ROTARY IS GUEST OF D. C. CLUB Clinton , Anderson Emphasizes Necessity of Fellowship in Business. ‘With better conditlons hinging on improved business morale. loyalty and | good fellowship, plus the spirit of self- | sacrifice, are the essential needs of the | country today, Clinton Anderson, pres- ident of Rotary International, told| members of the Washington Rotary | Club at its weekly luncheon meeting in| the Willard Hotel yesterday. “Business men,” Anderson said, “tend | to concentrate their thoughts and ac- | tivities upon their own particular voca- | tion with resulting restriction in their fleld of nal acquaintance and in | their participation in civic and com- | munity enterprises. Through mutual | co-operative action, such as is made | possible by a service club, good fellow- ship is fostered and opportunity is af- forded for the development and appli- cation of social and civic talents so as| to yield benefit to the communny as a whole.” | Mr. Anderson 1s treasurer of the New | Mexico Loan & Mortgage Co. of Albu- | Benjamin Cohen, charge d'affaires of the Chilean embassy, also was a guest of the club. He discussed diplo- | matic affairs. —_ ELECTION CONTESTED SPRINGFIELD, IIL, January 26 (#).— A contest of the State election of the nited Mine Workers, in which John H ‘Walker, president, and Walter Nes- bit, secretary-treasurer, were announced re-elected, was demanded yesterday by James Murray of West Frankfort, de- feated for the presidency, and C. Elroy Trout of Johnston City, defeated for secretary-treasurer. FOUN'DA BRACELET. 1, poid Bunday on Tayior St serween Hih ad Oth nw. Induire 8% treasurers of- fice. Boldiers’ Home: will be delivered to owner on proving claim and reimbursement for_sdvertising charges Amber end stecl Sullt HAI _bluck containing dress ood between Baltimore and Laurel. on boulevnd Saturday nool ward. Return to Dr. R.F. Dunmite. 110 8th &t. se. OPERA GLASSES, at Fox Theater. Reward. Georgla 3625, urst, with diamond in_center, oore” engraved on back, Reward. POCKETBOOK., brown striped flannel, Mot 1t found" Kindly bhone Noyih er, on Baltimore return,_pocketbook and POLICE DOG, m No. 4174: "name c.duy. ne- Reward. teliow l!l! ch, ticket book, eye Trent store 12th st., L Bnkld-h Phone SOOTTISH TERRIER, m bmx uppy. yeinity 18th and N nw. Tdnnone’t?&’y lvrr cnl. Light tan, 'nm taining 4 -ulu. 12 shirts lnd other clolhlnl, imitiels T B R Rew all Porter, Villara Hotel o Room * WRIST WATCH, lady's. wh vmm g with u&p“n Col. 6501. front pofiy Notify e 8014 (Bulovay. s, black cord y ll ernnon. Reward. Ambulance This beautiful new unlettered ambulance is accompanied dy mdanu. Just phone James T. Ryan Funeral Director Phone Atlantic 1700-1701 Co. Until 4 pom. Thurs: Funeral services and faccrment ot Saugus, Mass. TLYNN, AUSTIN. On Wednesday, Jamuary . at his residence, 217 Sth st. AUSTIN FLYNN, aged 76, father of Knhltrn Fizn and brother of "Misses Kate Flynn. Service bis ll(tanreumenct on a te Kindiy"omit fowers. " GAYLE. ELICK. On Thursday. January 26, 433 8t his'residence, 805 Virginia ave: Lt s beloved .husband ot Recita Gavie and brother of Mre. George B Sheetz and Mrs. J. Eugene Curtls. neral {rom the above residence on & day, January 28, at Rela and friends Tovitea.* 1atemment olen-ood Cemetery. GORDON, IMIIA L. Den-ned Lhu Ille on Wednesday, Janu: lll"l t rh residence. 1918 t GORDON. 8he leaves 1o 3 mourn hu lan one daughter, husband. one brother and one sister, two grandchildren. nieci and Funeral Sunday. Janua: p.m. from her late residence, 1616 in” o8 T “Tnterment at Lincoln I morial Cemetery. GRAVES, MARY M. On Jednesday. ary 25, 1933, at her residence, 1 ne. MARY M. beloved M. Graves. mother of Ms. Jr’, and sister of Albert neral from the Jame: home d Jum- 4th st. Willlam Peter Becker. wite ot here ma vsd . Relatives and Triends Acne\;‘t:dt 15 aeREs Iniermene Mount Olivet 3t 5y clock to recite e romy e rosar Mrs MARY GRAVES. Please nunl mass of requlem SALLIE A. GRANT, Prefect. * GREENE. KATIE WILSON. On Thursday. January - at_the home of ,“e‘l.' Dorot hy Hodnkln IO A Irviog st n.w wife of Ihe Ihle Thomal Evans Orflne Notice of ral lat ater. . CHRIST Dyvarted this life ucscay. Sunuary 1o B &L her residence, 1 TINE HAWKINS. th Lawrence E. Hawkins, son. Fuino: Thom. becea Smith ¥ gramdchildren and man &ud fnends | Puneral Saturday. January . a4t 1530 pm.. from Zion Baptist c:mm. F st_between id and 415 sts. s.w. W. L. Washington officiating. SiiVes hind-rienan o o HAWKINS, CHRISTINE. Members of the ime Benefit Association are req end the funeral of Mrs HAWKINS. Saturday. Japuars o ».m.. from Zion Baptist (muqu\. Pt sw YANT, President, C. A SMOTHERS, Acting Becretary. HEMSLEY, RICHARD. January leaves y other relatives U st. n.w. Puneral Satur- day. Jinuary 28 at 11 a.m. from Mount Hope "~ Baptist Church. ES C. On Tuesday, ""“‘B Wit Fort Bragg, N C. JAM . beloved husband of 'Caroline her of Mrs J._Waterman at Indianapolis.” Ind. Janu< VILLIS. On Wednesday. Janu- 1wt WILLIS JOHNSON. devoted of * Lucy father George, Conroy, Alfred Johnson. Mary Jones and Henry Johnson. brother Sally and Laura Davis. He also leave other reiatives and friends. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the w E'nesl Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U | um IlE\(‘l: (CEORGE McKAY. , e y uar; (E(_‘RGR RRAT . LAWRENCE. boloved and of Emily lawrence (nee Hysong's parlors, “Thitermeny Rock Creex Cemeters. LEE, EMMA. On Wednescay. January 25 t 1:50 a.m., at her residence. 2628 chols ave.,se. LEE. Dbeloved wife ‘ot Dariél Lee.- loving ‘niece 'of the late Julia Warner. 'She also leaves other Telatives and friends a. E Church, Nichols ave. 5.c. ves and friends invited. REV. LEMON. Entered into the g Sunday, January Z TEE "partor o} the, Mount 1 evoted father of Bessle M De Veile, He also d friends to a ome. neral Friday. u. I p'm’. from the above chapel. Rotemont Cemetery. ARTHUR R. On Thursday, Jan- am st his residence, w . ARTHUR R.. beloved te Catherine M. Lol MAGRUDER. MARY M. January 25. 1033, residence. near hen, \ld MAN: . 'LAURA E. On Wednesday, Jan- ry 25, 1043 at her residence. 34 Elm ave. Takoma Park. Md. LAURA loved mother of Harry €. Manning i, aleo suriiveq By Ty °c Uund Elirabeth Gérirude Man: hing. Puneral from the W. W Chambers Co, funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. Bw. Friday, Januasy 7. at 2 pm. Relatives nds invited. Interment Rock Cheek ‘Cemetery MARTIN, WILLIAM FRANCIS. On Tuesday. January 24 1933 at Tucson, Ariz., WIL- LIAM FEANCIS MARTIN of Washington, DG He'is survived by his wife. Marié V. Marti son, Carl. and a daughter, Virgifia Mattin. Remains resting from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Lee's Sons’ funeral pariors. 4thst. and Mass. ave. ne. Sat- urday. January 28 Puneral services at above’ address Saturday. January Thietment. Cedar B Cemetery: Relatives and friends invited. M \MGTIB !LLA F. On Thursday. Janu- ,.x at Georgetown Hospital, beloved wife of Charles A. Mc- Master ‘and mother of Mrs. Raymond L. Harris. Funeral from the W. W. Cham- bers” Co. funeral home. 1400 cnnpm n nw. Saturday, January ‘2K, Relatives and friends invited. ™ ‘w5 _grande ter of Carrie Reynoids. sister of Clarence and William Minor. She also leaves four aunts, one uncle and many other rela- tives ‘and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chaped. 3rd and Eye sts s.w. Nmk‘e of mnenl inter. g ve.. Takoma Park. N oelovea Bugband ofAghes M. batm and father of Edith M. and Ruth E. Nusbaum and brother of Wilbur J. Nusbaum, Mrs. Hazel Dreibelbles and Mra Eugene Beatty. Fu in lace Memorial U. P. Rando nvit Hiterment Port Lincoln Ctme» tery. Kindly omit flowers. RIGGS, MARY ESTHER. Wednesday. Jln 25. 1933, at_her residence, 308 B MAPY 'ESTHER. wife of the late Homer Riggs, Civil War veteran. Services will be hels ll her late residence Friday. January p.m._ Interment at Woodlnm Ctmelfl'y New York City. (New N ¥ pabérs biease copy) IEBECCA On ‘ednesday, . at _her rtsldenco. IMfl REBECCA, beloved wife of Chlrles R !hecnla and mother of Guy H., Williai H. W. Sh:ckrll and Mrs. Exnehne Scau nln(rll bove residence Priday. January Relatives and friends are terment Cedar Hill cemclery SIMMS, WILLIAM. On Sunday, January 22, 1033, 'WILLIAM SIMMS. imn. fa- Elizabeth ' Garroll Edith Taylor. Stew SHECRE! Janu from .m. fivited: "fa: 26 Deal, Ty unnn! Priday, Januar: Ives lumr-l xmme. 3 Clarendon. Va. Interment Arlington Na- fional ‘Cemetery. Relatives and friends nv SPALDING. ADELE BOYD. Suddenly, Tues- day, January 24, DELE 'BOYD. beloved wife ot William Wallate Epaidin Funeral from her late rtesidence, 2400 Sixteenth st. n.w. Thursday, January 26, at 1:30 p.m. Inferment Miiwaukee, Wis. STEWART, RAYMOND. ‘Thursday, Janu STEWART L. 5% e, Mary Stewar! Ts. Joseph and James Stewart ster. Pearl Brewart, b4 other Tela {ives and rriends. "Body temporarily ing st Malvan ‘& Schey fu n! NE 3 aveand B st nw. ‘Notiee o fu neral later. . WILLIAM STANLEY. On wed. January 25 A beidved husnand of Taylor. At The chapel ot Th Sons, - 2007 N el ln&rmen‘ Cedar HIll LUCY. Jumnry moun. 27 eternal et 8 ) 280 5t Bws . 1820' unter. 1pm. trom shuon ot éfif.'un. oth d P'sts. n.w. Rev. Harrison officiating. in Memorial Cemetery. ghe W. Emest Jarv Iunenl unm:n ca“ v st. = Tuesday, .n THE '{aaa. at htr Tesidence. 44835 st lifelong | .D Estab. 1862 'Mnlfl 26, 1933, l at home of her daughter, uu m’-n son, 1418 Newton st. M the beloved 'fll n{ the Rudolph Watkins of Mon detics” Prid: mfi",‘: Mary's Cemetery, day. Janus . Please omit e TLLS; EUGENE. o.mn W18 % beloved 1 leaves 'n I(Mlulh!tr! B‘rm Wilson and Ruth Butler; one sister, Anna au hrol‘)'}e‘{x Henry W llll l' the John T, Rhinu f\mtrll dl t 3rd and Eve sts’ sw January 27 at 9 a. &, Vincent e 'Pa1 *Cndren, * Trterment Rosemont Cemetery, BALDERSTON, WILLIAM MARCELLUS. In loving memory of my husband and our devoted father, W BALDERSTON. who depnned this life lix years ago today, January HIS LOVING WIFE AND CH!’LDR!N » BALDERSTON. WILLIAM MARCELLUS. In loving memory of our beloved son and brother, WILLIAM MARCELLUS BALDER- N, ‘who departed this life six years 3 B . N ‘W. DARE. o ! | BAUMANN, MARGARET E. In sad but love ing remembrance of our dear wife. mother, dsughter_in_law and sister-in-law, MA GARET E. BAUMANN. who deparied this life three years ago today, January 26, J-m ‘when life was sweetes d She conld have lived her best, e gates of heaven opened And she entered that sweet rest. The world may change from 3ear to year, And friends from day to day, . But never will the one we love Pronion\l’?;‘l&rygn\ away HER AUGHTER AN AND. BETTY AND FRED, AND MUS- G e fhce T loved 30 eil; 8llent 1s the voice I loved to hear. Tis s8d. but true—we wonder why— The ones we love best are the firs: to die, Days of sadness stil come over us, lent tears do often flow. Memory Keeps us ‘ever mnear thee, Bince_you left us three years ago HER LOVING MOTHER-IN-LAW. Do 1o our rm. s lies a picture Of a loved one Iaid 10 rest In memorys frame we will keep it. Because she was one Paithful and honest in a Devoted and true to the e Bhe was loving, gentle. swee at & besutiiul me E SISTER 1{’46: AT R o L TRESA, AND FAMILY. Weimis ras e less a5 b For absence ‘can’ never close” the: dog: ot our heerts R4 the lamp of our love is stil ¢ Howing, ESTELLA. ns'rzn IN-LAW, CARL AND A ARTHUR BAUMANN. MARGARET E. ing remembrance of our In sad but love dear daught ARET ed (ms]}"f lhrte ielrl 26, 1030, Annivers sy mass” w1 Hely” Corttorter Churen. eD in_our hearts lies a pictur InOhpapear one lnid to rest p ory's frame we will hol Because she was one of the bmd - Loyal and honest in all he: e, Devoted and true to the end of Her' She was loving. gentle e.;d o h" g Vhat a lovely picture she left behind. The world does change from ve And friends fom day ro dny'’ T But never will the one we lo\ed m"":‘,o’%?i’:‘?"r" IER, SISTERS AND 5 PATHER, SI THERS-IN-LAW. B As_we lmpd you. 50 we mu: ss you, Lol3,0Ur memory sou are always near, ved onged for “aiwaye, PE?GGY‘ Y 3 AL’ into the great Besona Tharsane © adniary Only a thin veil hangs between The pathways where we are And God keep 'waich oler Ly wonowrrz, s ITE AND DAUGHTER. OROWITZ. JOHN THURLO aggh::\lnfofie$e?:rk Ce of our” duriing URLOW Who departed 1o e o aro today, Janus wounds, thes say. ke our 10ving mémo= HiS LoviNG AUNTS. In Sfld bL' lovin frien N Hzmemo- Into ‘@ January A precious one from us has son A voice we loved is stilled, A place s vacaat i Yehich et e VB GRRRe AND Bety, VROTTA ummn;o\ ANNIE E. remembrance of our de\c 0d mothe ANNIE E. MIDDLE_‘r N. nd' vet we feel you ever neer, "m Oounseling and helping on, Blrtnl!hemnl in time of fear. Little ildren at your knee. CHILDREN SADIEL ALICE, WILLIAM )ly hun still aches with sadness, My eves shed many & tes God only knows how I m At the end of one sad year The Jowers I place upon your grave ay wither and deca But the love for her wh n 'sleeps beneath Wil never fade aw: DALGHT!R SADIE. * THOMAS. FRANK. In remembrance of PRANK THOMAS. who peacefully passed into the great bevond one year ago today, January 26, God has ukm him by the ha To lead him to the happier land. Though his body to -est has gone, In memory he lives op, and on Al (ARRISON C. AND FAMILY AT WISEMAN. GEORGE A. In sad but lovin femembrance of our dear husband an {father, GEORGE A. WISEMAN, who de- parted shis life ten years ago today, Jan- uary 26, Deep in OL hearts lies a picture Of a dear one laid to rest In_memory’s frame we wil hoid 4t Because he was one of of the best . HURLEY. VIVIAN. dear In sad but loving you, mother, _—____ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. " Frank Gcner s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH § Modern C!llgel."'hlenhone National 2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 hhEAST, CAFTTOL :r ]oszph 'F. Birch’s Sons _ ualmc BIRCH) Eone west oy 3034 M St. NV, Fons, west 008 JOHN | R WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. one N lished_Tugq s ot 0047 V. L. SPEARE C0. Neither the fugsessors to nor connected wit] the original W. R." Shears ‘ertapihment lOO?HSt.NW m[m"éurs SIS 1241 Wis. Ave. N.W. _West 0804 "WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 8th St. SE. LINCOLN 0530, W. W, DEAL & CO, 816 B ST. NE. LINCOLN 8200 J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM I& & MASS. AVE. N.E. LlNCOm BHW ____ FUNERAL BESIGVS. " GEO. C. SHAFFER _ SSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS ERATE PRICES. ~ PHONE NA’ Open Evenings 'l pen Evenines {4th & Eve GEO. A. COMELY @ s% r.lDul b; gt B by S Gude Bros. Co., 1212F St Prompt Auto Delivery Service Artistic—expressive—inexpensive FLORAL TRIBUTES $2.50 up Phone DUPONT NOmH7000 CIRCLE CE!E'I'IIY LoTs. w,. o A 2