Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1933, Page 11

MRS. IDA RICHARDSON DIES AT HOME HERE Wife of Head of Civic Federation Taught Several Years in Ele- mentary Schools. Mrs. Ida G. Righardson, wife of Dr. George H. Richardson, president of the Federation of Civic Associations, died yesterday at her residence, 309 Eleventh street northeast. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Calvary P. E. Church, with burial in Lincoln Memorial Cometery. Born in the District, Mrs. Richard- son was a member of the first gradu- ating class of the old Chamberlain High School and later taught for sev- eral years in elementary schools. She was one_of the orginizers of the Asso- ciated Charities and established and named Camp Pleasant, the organi- zation's Summer recreation center. She founded and for many years was affiliated with the Stirling Relief As- scciation, en agency that distributed shoes to needy colored children. She was the first attendence officer in col- ored schools, being appointed to that position in 19€6. She retired in 1925. Survivirg besides her husband are two daughters, Mrs. F. Erma West and Mrs. Virginia R. McGuire of this city, and a son, Dr. George H. Richardson, jr, of Los Angeles. e Miss Clara Poyser, who has died in Bherwood. England, aged 76, completed -‘ x;xaile-md-l-quarwr swimming race a 3 CONTINUED INCINERATOR APPROPRIATION URGED Fred E. Emery, Retired Newspaper - Man Is Guest of Mount Pleasant Citizens. A resolution urging Congress to con- tinue in 193¢ the appropriation for high- pressure incinerators was adopted by the Mount Pleasant Citizens' Associa- | SV} tion last night at its regular meeting in the Mount Pleasant branch of the Putlic Library. Fred E. Emery, a former newspaper man, whose name has been mentioned as a successor to Msj. Gen. Herbort B. Crosby, retiring District Commis- sioner, was a guest of the Association. One new member, Miss Helen Richards, 1640 Irving street, was elect- ed by the organization. It was an- nounced that the annual election of officers would be held at the last meet- ing of the season, in May. President Thomas H. Braden presided. MRS. WICKERSHAM BURIED Funeral Services Are Conducted in Philadelphia. Funeral services for Mrs! Mary Alice Wickersham, who died March 5 at her residence, 110 V street northeast, were held last week at Philadelphia, where she was buried. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Chester Hopkins, Mrs. Henry L. Breuninger, Mrs. Alice Snyder Ross and Mrs. Florence Robbins Jefferies. THE SUNDAY Native of Washington Left City 35 Years Ago. Ada VIolec. for many years & n&dent of Wi died recently at_her home, in Dallas, Tex. ‘Mrs. Violet, who was 74, was born and educated here, leaving the city about 35 years ago. A brother, J. W. Dallas; three d-uchmn and ltx mddnulh e MISS MARGARET CURRAN TO BE BURIED TOMORROW Services for Lifelong Resident of ‘Washington to Be Held at 8t. Paul's Church. Funeral services for Miss Margaret A. Curran, 77, who died at her home, 1821 Wyoming avenue, Friday night, after a short {liness, will be held at St. Paul's Catholic Church, Fifteenth and V streets, tomorrow at 9 am. Rev. Law- rence Kilkenny will officiate. Inter- ment will be at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Miss Curran, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Curran, was born in this city and lived here all of her life. For many years she was a buyer for Woodward & Lothrop's Department Store. She retired some time ago. She is survived by two nieces, Mrs. John Kieley and Miss Margaret Welch of this city. —a direct wire te- perfect dry cleaning and laundry Satisfaction COMMITTEE NAMED Myers Group Will Present Slate for Trustee Board and Officers. George, Hewitt Myers yesterday was named chairman of the Nominating Committee to present nominations for tile contributing membership of the Community Chest board of trustees at the annual meeting of the chelt.. which will be held Monday, April Servinl with Mr. Myers wfll be Allen Pope John R. Hawkins, Mrs. Sidney F. Tallaferro and Joseph D. Kaufman. “This committee also will present nominations for officers of the Chest for the ensuing year, to be elected at the first meeting of the board following the | annual meef The list of nominees j will be drawn up at a meetin g at 2 pm. | Wednesday at Community Chest head- quarters in the Investment Building. Mrs. Brooke Is Named. Additional nominations may be made by a petition signed by.five contributing members to the Chest and presented to the Nominating Committee at any time {ora the annual meetlni C. Graham, president ol the Chest, yuterdly’ announced that Pred- erick H. Brooke will head the eommt- tee in chmom of the meeting and arrange e program. The election of trustees will be by secret ballot and will be under direc- tion of a tellers’ committee consisting of Arthur Hellen, chairman; Mrs. Mar- | garet Ford, Miss Gertrude Bowling, Linn C. Drake and Maj. Campbell Johnson. They will have ballot blanks printed and available bearing the names of all eligible nominees. Make-Up of Chest Board. ‘The board of the Chest is made up a board member and a staff member of each constituent agency and members represent! the contributors equal to three-fou: of the number of trustees resenting the agencies. lent Roosevelt and Vice Presi- dent Garner will succeed Herbert Hoover and Charles Curtis as honorary president and vice president. ‘The present officers of the Chest are: Gov. iomas E. Campbell, Edward F. Colladay, Robert B. Fleming, Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, Arthur Hellen, Dr. Kelly Miller, Newbold Noyes, Mrs. John | Jay O'Connor and Joseph P. Tumulty, vice presidents; H. L. Rust, jr., secre- tary, and Willlam J. Flather, jr., treas- urer. MRS. M. E. AUSTENSEN DIES AT CHEVY CHASE 8ervices for Former D. C. Resident to Be Held at Bethesda Cath- olic Church Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Elimbeth Austensen, wife o!l.mAummmrdaynber ue, residence,, Dlol North Chevy Chase, Md. sen had resided in Wi years prior to her remo: Chase three years ago. !hawummnerkel-yapfl.nu Ww. Va,, the daughter of Augustus and Mary Brewer Johnston and granddaugh- ter of Col: Sam Johnston of tlie Con- federate Army. She camg to Wash- ington while still a girl. e was an active worker in St. Aloysivs Church in her younger days. Shortly after the Bpanish-American War she was married to hu'r‘ Austensen, a wounded Mrs, Austensen is survived by her husband, three sons, Phillip J. Aulwn- ;fl‘l’l. tlgonwomm County e Pl three brothers, Joseph Samuel Johmv.on and William F. Johnston of Washing- ton, and R. E. L. Johnston of Wheat- ridge, Colo.; & haif-brother, T. B. Mar- tin of Kansas, and an uncle, Ferdinand Johnson of Berkeley Springs. em high mass will be said for lesday morning at 9 o'clock at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Bethesda, Md., { ed by interment 4n Greenwood Cemetery, Berkeley Springs. Short services will be held at the home at 8:30 u.m.,lpflor to_the church serv- ices. Rev. James J. O'Connor will officiate. ATTACK ON FIREMEN'S : RELIEF ACT WEIGHED Court Takes Argument of Virginia Insurance Companies Under Advisement. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va., March 11.—Judge Julien Gunn took under advisement in City Circuit Court today the argument of stock fire insurance companies of Virginia attacking the constitutionality of the firemen’s relief fund act of 1932. The act provides that 50 cents of | each $100 of rtemium received yearly by non-mutual fire and lightning in- surance companies for insurance on property within the 120 localities in the State, which have organized fire de- partments or fire companies, shall be paid to the State treasurer. | AUSTENSEN, MARY The fund | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 12, 1933—PART ONE. MRS. ADA VIOLET DIES | 'CHEST NOMINATING | @ards of Thpanks KENDALL, ELIZABETH. Wl"lol M-.lurflnunm nhllvu.o‘fl‘o‘a’ a %) ios' unlhr. f tine MOXLEY. MARY CLEO, w wish ppreciation o ue s Teiende for’ their nmm:l ughter and sister, MARY %’%’” - e friends, bers of the 8t No. ;’3' and A thy STEPHEN DAVIS AND wish 1o extend iation to al hardson, orsanizations. Aanpors ‘and- hunfl‘ for l.!l r kind ex- ressions and beautiful floral tributes dur- ne the ul.l!nu- and at death of my lul.ll unll P e with to extend our | sincere. and appreciation to our | many lrlend‘ or thetr Kind scis. of sym- to our father, THE FAM pathz and floral tributes Braths. E. On Saturday. March . Soder fesidence, 0103 Conn. W. 'Beloved wite of Levi: Bod {ne st Warner E "Pumphrey's home, lle, Md. BServic & e 4 LSt 8308 residence: thence to Our 11 Catholic chuu:h. Bethesda, Md., a Where Tequiem ‘mass will be sald_for the Lepose of her soul. Interment Berkeley Borines, . Va. 13 THE WEATHER District irginia—Generally warmer today; tomorrow cloudy and warmer, light rain tomorrow after- woon or night. West Virginia—Generally falr and ‘warmer today: tomorrow cloudy and warmer, probably occasional light rain. River Report. Potomac end Shenandoah Rivers slightly cloudy yesterday afternoon. Record for Last 24 Hours. Record Until 10 P.M. Saturday. Highest, 36, at 5 p.m. yesterday. Year ago, 37 Lowest, 20, at 7 a.m. yesterday. ago, 26. Record Temperatures ThisYear. Highest, 68, on February 24. ° Lowest, 14, on February 9. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and | Geodetic Survey.) ‘Tomorrow. 8:55 lmA 3:14am. Year High o aves 'v!“lrtuull 1, at lor gfiuumflunfm for our ] . m. . “Rrrrr" °w LUDWIG, Pres. £ Bec'y On Sfll\ll’dl’ “‘I‘(«h 1, 19: 0 Do, at her residence, 1o T2 ot Gl Mottage, City, M after & lingering NELL nee .l’fll). 5 oved ries W. Blush and d-u:hm o "““v' M. Har Puneral from on' Wegne ""km?."nf‘:c Sence 0 8¢ Jam urch, llfl’ '{’r’"rf'" k5t x ¥ l!llefll \nvlu¢° o emete Friday. ereh m & pefoned nusband of Mse 1 from V. L 11, 1 CHAI “ 8. BO! K husband of Ihrr ‘0" ors. P w":é‘m:‘ lths Sate Tesigerice; 30 ives Blnem, S iterstown, M. M. On Baturdsy, March residence. 1611 Wis, M. belov 8. iny B. Cummings ¢. nw. ¢ Chaties arl \Eiandmothe of Fisie Mey Cummings. He- mains resing st the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 140¢ Chabin ‘st n.w. Notice of funeral ai s A On st her residence. e ARGA R- t of Margaret Weich Hesa g e Yo late re Ifl!n:; on, Monday, at 1o0gt pauts Catholic Church, 1818 nw. ss will be sts. w., Where u&':a at 9 o'clock! Smit fowers. i e RBIET E. Suddenly, on Prid: mxfl?en‘?n 1633." st her residence. 607 Bheh year “of "het eloved” wife of ral from the chapel | SMY C n luhuvu and friends invited. n % AVIS. ISIAH. On Thursday, Marc] DAY, St his Eoaids 7400 Poplar ave. n.w.,' ISIAH husband of : Margaret, ary. Charies %C ylllO lElV!lX {.flul’j brcl;x‘er:chlnd“ one e " puncral Sunday. March 12 35, Trom ‘the W. Ernest Jarvis 1 neralehr T g m WILLIAM, ooraents. 5 N Wi e 65t Drish (nee Smitl residence Tuesday, March 14 e e o A Gofsich “Meth; odist Ghurch. 4% and L et Clulatives. nnd Triends. invited. Terment c«nmmonn Cemetery. 1 . W members of Potomac D "v aliey Pbue Council, No. 3. Mo will . Bunda; DRISH. 7 S5 WARD MILLER, Councilor. L. M. GREEN, Secretary. : ARET. On Saturday. Marc] A I ARGARET: widow of the Iate Funeral from her late res 6th _st. Tuesds z on g Hioh reaien i Pen”of Tmmacuiate Conception nd friends invit- Cemetery. 13* IRGINIA. On _Saturday, Yu!x N her reatdencer B30 b R THends invited x": Pt dnughter of Wil- rdun sister of She also es many other l"llllm lnd friends. Puneral Sunday. March 13 2 om, from tne Church of God m‘bhnn 4% st and Virginis ave. s.w. Interment Rose- mont Cemetery. 12 RICHARDSON. IDA G. oOn P her yesidence. it . short il devoted B Rl nrdlnn and bel M P Idly u-nh B RICH, was |"cn” h'u"m a ch, pERiscopal Ghur ! BOBIRSON. FRANCES. Depart gn Thursdey, Match 0. 19: gence. 1112 38t st n.w. PRA tives and friends inv tnis life by ains erley Initon s funcral barior: 2053 Cearsia .w. Puneral Sunday, March 12, st .. from Mount Carmel Baptist Chureh. Taterinens Lincain Memoriar Gemeiers. T LEO. On Saturday, 33, at_his' residence. 1404 e ICE _LEO. be- loved hu'hlnd of Bessie 'Maude Rogers (nee Hartiey). Notice of funersl later. h 9, 4 12th ROTH, the beloved husban beth Roth_ Funeral from hll Monday, March 13. ll “Relatives and friends invited ent Cedar Hil Cemetery. YAN, SUSAN. On Pridsy, March 10, 1933, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. an. Punersl {rom the above l’nxdem:e on l‘anfl!l March 13, am. Bt “Gusriel's” Churcn, where lolema hllh mase will by sens .& 10 o'clock o Relatives and lrlendl ln‘lllfl. humtnt Mount Olivet Cemetery. ch On_ Priday, ital, a d year, widow of te Services on Monday. am., at Warner E. mterment fl'nn!m"' Trider, Mareh 10, Interment Cedar Hill Cemete: VINE. WALTER, On Tuesds uucn 7 ux ? Ci INE. d the late ‘Charies Vioe. brod nd Ethel Faunteroy. Pu- vul.nu. AGNES Suddenly. on Pric day, March 10. 1 AL her bome, Germantown, Ielov.i St or Breaer B watiers aged b Tuneral services' Monday. March ah l‘ am., Minin's | Catbole Churen :hz:cnhun, Md. ALTMANN, JOHN B. A tribute of love to e memoty of our afar Husband and fae HN B. ALTMANN. who departed e Cleven ‘Jeats ago todas, Maren lovis mory of my i 5 S 4 to GOVERNOR GIVEN WIDE POWER IN WEST VIRGINIA Legislature Grants Authority to Reorganize State Government and Cut Salaries. By the Associated Press. CHARLESTON, W. Va., March 11— In the waning hours of its regular ses- sion, the Legislature today granted Gov. Kump almost unlimited authority to re- organize the State government and re- duce salaries. ‘Winding up the session with most of its problems unsolved, the Legislature earlier in the day was told by the Gov- ernor that he would call a special ses sion within two or three weeks to con- | gider the administration program. e F'lng ]tfllItI“:E llwrovnllhle to the TOMORROW. o sweeping grant of power to the Gover-| Luncheon, Washington Association of | e nor was given by the House in approv- | . : : | November. ing » Senate ‘mmdmen' Lhep o Credit Men, Shoufilebefll. 12:30 pm. | December. . leaving to his discretion whm he shall| Luncheon, Alpha Delta Phi Frater- Weather in Various Cities. 1 exercise’ the lulhorrlty to consolidate cr‘ nity, University Club, 12:30 p.m. ~Temperature.~ Precipl- | i eliminate any agencies or departments — Max faen K | est. not mentioned in the constitution and| Luncheon, University of Michigan . P S s pm, | daushter of fix salaries of officials. Alumni, University Club, 12:30 p.m. !Mhmm N. C. - s REVIVAL SERVICES HELD |+ Kush METi%s S wance- HEEE lllllmn‘: Luncheon, Acme Cl Club, Raleigh Ho- Series for Adults Is Conducted by | tel, 12:30 pm. 1 Balveii A Luncheon, Puan; Order Ccmmittee, Eine An intensive series of revival meet- Raleigh Hotel, 12 ings for adults is bein ducted by s g conduct y 2 the Salvation Army during March, with Births chorted the text “All Else Has Failed—Try Re- | {ligion,” it was announced yesterday by | Haorisar ang® Euer Windeor. - Maj. ‘James Asher, commanding the| Victor W.'and Agnes Fortwengler, boy. District division of the organization. et L i sty Owse. By The big meeting tonight at Temple | Joseon ATt Rid ordlnnell, Corps, 606 E street, will be conducted by Robert C. and Ella Powell. giri. Col. William Andrews of New York. e e A The army is not only holding services at its flve corps headquarters. but is holding_special services at the Emer- gency Lodge for men and is sending speakers to Lorton and other prisons. e BRIDGE OFFER APPROVED Backers Surprised at State 0. K. of York River Span Project. NEWPORT NEWS, Va., March 11 (). —Officers of the York River Bridge Cor- poration today expressed rise at the announcement from Richmond that the State Highway Department had aj proved the Independent Bridge Cor- 59, rd. ‘porltions offer to proceed with financ- St ) Jhth At garments. No rancid gasoline odors ing of the $1,200,000 structure across Ausumu Sidier, 12, "New Casuaity” Hos- I the York River. PH30hn Henry Pyles. ir. 3. 3010 Georgia | « « « No harsh fabrics . . . No greasy The local concern, which was or-|,.J film < No jndl-d colors . 'No L & %filfi’:db::ubuaux:i t?:r:”&g%vz: lwm;g; ")llry Elizabeth Shorter. 75. 1112 2nd st. 5 s | ley, 54. 77 De! Disappointments. State free of charge, has its application | Beviks Jorden: Ju. 11 Dot clrcte MEN’S SUITS . . . T5¢ PLAIN DRESSES . . $1 Rabert Heath today they had understood that the Onles. 28 Fresdmen's Hospital i - k: Robert Johnson, 28, Emersency Hospital. Leonard Fields. dmenl HOIMI“ action until this application was ap- American-Washed LOWEST PRICED Something New— Herman I‘oll . Gallinger_Hospi FUNERALS Something Different thus created is to be used for the re- LO% llef of injured and disabled firemen % and their dependents. e The court took under advisement also | a dem;u;rer )fl‘]eds by C. M. Chichester, counsel for the State Corporation Com- | mission, claiming that the court mgfifi lt%dr:grr 6:12 without' jurisdiction in the case. Mr. | Mocn, today .. p.m. 6:32a.m. Chichester asserted that the vu'ginm| Automobile u(hu must be turned on | Supreme Court of Appenh is the proper : gne-half hour after sunset. | tribunal to pnu on the issue. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the | onf CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Capital (current month to dne;R rd = TODAY. Month. 1931 Aven(e 5 M Lecture, “The Evolution of the Idea of Independence in Brazil,” Raul d'Eca, Catholic University, 4:15 p.m. 9.13 10.69 10.94 Lecture, “Vedas and Yoga Philos- | May 10.63 one year ago today. March 12, 1932 Gentle mother. patient mother. Ever faithful. kind and true, Nog at rest so sweet in flr:‘e;'vru;.o % lovin rem: 1 HER LOVING DRCGHTERS. GEORGE E._In loving memory of r dear {riend. GEORGI GRAY, who flep ried lh‘l; llfll two )urs ago today, )llrl'h 12, dear Xfl!flfl. B 3 Iyl ot g gog o But ever Y!-zml" we mmk of you still. glr fireside has s vacant think of you who o Al!houlh we he's g We R, LTS BARNES AR Faumy. lANulou;n. MARY F. As the years come and pass. w minded. through our good father The ‘deatn of our dear mother. MARY, . HANSBROUGH. who left us on the |2 o0 9:17pm. | 3:43pm. | The Sun and Moon. | Sets. | 6:12 beloved wife of the L My Lowe ‘Busie Foby aid Daisy Bmith. lu- neral later. GREEN. CLARENCE E. On Saturday, March | R At e residonce: Eicpison REEN. aged , GREEN, ased 39 n:n. voted husband of Pearl W. Gree: neral services Monday. March 13, st 1 p.m., at Mount Tabor M. E. Church, Etch- ison. Md. Interment nearby. GUDE. ALOYSIA M. On Saturday. March st et residence, 817 Takoms Park M. ALO &CDE (nee Ousiey). in her Bath e Body resting at. Warnen funeral home. R424 Georgi 4 ATLANTIC Notice of n.: kind and true; peral Culho“c Chur:h nnv:r ring. requiem mass will be said for ot her soul " Interment Cedar Hill 3 etery. | L. EMILIE. On Priday, vmh v 15 ¢ her residence. 606 Ritten- | beloved wife ol‘ PhlhB Heliriegel and mother ol‘ Elizabeth Harrington, Mrs. itlie | hell arry M. Hellriegel of u(reu;’ the lbflv! resi- e on Monday. arcl k W'llltn\z( and friends invited. lnumcnt (private) Glenwood o;mun 12 ophy,” Yogiraj Sri Deva Ram Sukul, |June Willard Hotel, 3 and 8,p.m. e did not know you so well. mother, a4 ou lett"us three bors'sull ai the e o the la Mre You uu t pa in the b dear motaer. sleep on. a5 "we Bope o mest sou: 19 clasp fogether in a better land, never, to you. mother, father has B Bromise.”*He "bas tricd hard to k us children all together. “under, 30d he knows where we are. s e aré still under our deve ather's care. .::;.:. life on Frid 5 Ga CATHER! { the late Alfred and Bessle King_Jefferson g sranddauenter of | Parnell and Eattie Jefferson and Lee and Fannie King. She leaves to mourn their | loss & host of other reletives and friends Remaing resting at Barbour Bros’ i | smxmis, soux v. w. JOHN V. une: - until 5 pam. Satur- nereatier at, Her ‘late tn-r-m- garted this Jlife two Treare s arch 12, 1931. e unday. March 12, . !rcm fl"! Baptist Sohd“““ Doiek dnicomant W, Gone. but not torsotten, MR. AND MRS. JOHN L. g » JONES. LOUISA ¥, In lovins memers. of our wife and mother. LOUISA V. :&l‘ o died three years ago todsy, Mare BAND AND DAUGHTER. THOMAS G. | JONES AND LOUISE COMPTON. | LETINA. ANTHONY STUART. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of beloved and only boy. ANTH A 'n from us five years who was tal 280 todhy. March 12, 1828, aged 6 years. A Joving thousht, a siient tear. A beautiful memory of one 5o dear. DADDY AND MOTHER. MOLEN. ERASTUS. sad but loving Te- of my dear uncle. ERASTUS 1 nce HDI‘EN who today. March ln gSl"l’ il Too far away for sight B LR too far for S cfl REN " )lool.l INNIE R. AND SILAS In love ine 1 ruuninnec "ot Cour. mether, ANNIE 0 disd nine years’ ago to- Giy. Mareh "1 T6%4" % Sitas™ i UooRe: who died uumy ‘nine Sears ass tomerrow, March 13, 1904, THIGPEN. WELBORN C. In saq dut lovin Temembrance of my devoted " Busba; n‘ HERORN o, uideniy uho Urpiiied Gone. but not forgotten, ly the ones who loved you best, Anl our love for you will linger Until we. too. are laid t DEV WIFE AND CHILDR In sad but e of our dear father Cemetery. e KEYS GORDON C. On Stturday, ! 5 1933 at Georgetow -Ynm | HORDON S IR RS Rrth veat, ine b Snana of ' Hentietia Rigws Kevs Re- mains resting st the Colonial funeral home of William Reuben Pumphrey Rock- ville. Md. from his late resi- . Rockville, Md.. Monday. March 13, at 2:30 p.m. Inter- | ment Laytonsville, Md. % LIAN B. On Thursday, Marc] Lo hTet ber residencs. 644 Souin Caro- lina se. N B. beloved dauy ter of Romeo ‘and Alice meral trom et Iste mxdence o "' Monday. arch el frisnd invitéd. “Interment in Glenwood | er Cemetery OW! IY LUVENIA JOHNSON. = Departed this life Priday, March 10. 1333, 8t 2 30 m.. A’ JOHNSON She eaves 1o mour her & lOVIDE David_ Lowry: _sister, brother. Peohcw and s host of other reltives and Funeral Tuesday, March 14. at o from Bundy's funeral parior. ! ave, nw. Interment Lincold Friends invited. sirl. elma Mallicote, bo" nd Penelope Sheridan. boy. Wiiliam A and Mae Kane. girl. Ray K. and Blanche Windham. girl. orge 8. and Lethama De Shaso. il wrence . 'and Dlaninia Monler. e, ix"h" AR m#;': n: d. sirl. orace ‘T. and Elizabeth Roland. girl William % and Ruth nbg. . the Grier. boy. a” Willisms. boy. or speech, Dt to reach. ‘WOODLY, ‘husbane, niece. LY, ~clean as a breath of Spring Bortiand M NOW EVERY ONE can have PER- FECT CLEANING SATISFACTION. No matter what your difficulties have been in the past, MIRACLEANING will remove them from your worriés as easily as it removes stains from your an Geerge -nd Deaths Reported. F. Brown. 74. Connecticut ave. He also Jeaves two sisters. two brothers, two sunts and other relatives fo mourn’ their loss. Fune onday. March 13. at 9 am Holy Redcemer Church, N. Y. and . aves. n.w. On Saturday. March 1 ence. | 9508 Cahmbis e. s Deioned pusbagd of Mary Mauds Luts (nce Claggett) and son of the late is A. Lutz and Nellie Galt Lutz from his Iate residence on Mon- 3.8t 3 pm. Interment Osk e ne. 19U U 2 RN 1300 s AT St S o, O TieksBure: Miss. WASHINGTON. D FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CH'AS S. ZURHORST EAST C‘m&!- ST. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons | 3034 M St N-W,. - Eaens ot onds JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 1010 86 MW, hea shSRe Nerth ooer Esiablished 1876 mnu;v‘ JAMES, k f her terme; t Ol . — Bstalihed 157 LEY HORACE on Thursdas. ORACE MEDLEY. devoted son d Prest: d K leaves other relatives 2nd Triende: Rermaing resting ¢ the Jonm T. Rhines funeral ch d_and Evt sts. sw. Puneral Monday, March 1 Irom above chai Mamagc Licenses. Solomon Bchwartz, 24, and Ida Snyder. 23, both of Baltimore: Solomon MACDONALD. MATILDA A. On Thursday. etz. 25, Nashville, Tean,, | LANSD & 1933, ot her residenec 820 | . ter. 25, Nashville. o1 pitol st.. after s briel . 5 Em;‘nu'l. 31, Cherrydale. Va| MATILDA A. beloved wife of the laté W. Rev, 3 dcDonald and mother of Sal- m ‘Taylor.. 26, 518 21st d P. Ehoemark G. Rogers. 20, 1125 Browning st. n.e.; Rev. J. A. Wheaton. Louis M. Bnydnn 8. Jo0g F st. and Jeannette L Rosenbere, 23, Whes eling, W. Rev. on 3 e"2b and On Gartison. fll‘zfim‘rufltg“'“»on News, Va.; Judge R. st Daley and Catherine Granofsky, T, tatieor Battimore; Rev. ke. 22, and Beatrice A. IH "::m }'2“%1:“07 Rithmonal Vo Rev. . and Madsline E. Hithmona, Ve "Rev. rick 'G. Nelson. 40. and .| noon. Rev. L. P E"’g"" 34, o of Mew Yok Clty: Rev.JoNt | Pove omicmtie Tateoeent B Md. 'alme: MOTEN. MARY ANN. Denrud '.hll l"! Har esterman, 32, and_Hasel OTEN. MARY ANN. s Dess la‘?rmm!. h of Baltimore; Rev. h;{“ "5;'“':65 Kensineion, ,,;, Amm!,:: . beloved. wife o s William Bowen. 28 1109 1ath, st. and| oten She jeaves one brother. Lorenso RO mes W, Kldwell. 58. 1320 F st. n.e.. and Ty g fam b 03;’,' n° 3 Magsie B. ‘Lindsey, B2 {11 Anacostid rd. | FrlucRidren: Sl e s.e.; Rev. James R. Glenn. Park rd. dren and _a host of other relatives um LA 1.?;0 Pare r {rienas. e ordered them out. 1nj-nnmmr FOUND. R LGST ANIMALS Rescue E-m 710 st E’m" fi LOST. . black. Thursday in taxi. Re- Réturn Room 440. Senate Office Reward. Joseph Carter. Children's Hospital. Cash or Terms | o m'l“‘-f"‘i‘"i’ &"’ am:.‘...‘: Geo. W. Wise Co., Inc. l _maioaer's0r 1009 H St. N.W. H. Nazis Raid Food Exchange. (W. F. Taylor) BRESLAU, Germany, March 11 (#)—Nazi storm troops entered the 2900 M St. N.W. West 0138 Produce Exchange here today, searched City and Suburban Service those present for arms and then 120,500 ot Private Ambulance, $4.00 = JTOLEAENTSSIS Estab. 1862 1241 Wis. Ave. N.W." West JAMES T. RYAN _317 PA. AVE. 1700 ~ TIMOTHY HAI HANLON 641 n St ULAN left in taxi Friday night. Call Non.h 9'74 fiex. with heart-shaped pad- in front o Yo sur Bullding. Inatguretion = 1 Stein. Saturday. March C. il V3% At Georsetown University Hos- hn'n afier » short illness ‘GRACE ogs. 16, 1 i1 Fern n Y- R. Ross. 36. 513 H & Jean cnumnu. B arasisvile. Ha® Jutke R E. Mattinaly. Leroy A. Phelps, 24. 811 L and Erma C. Johnson, 20, 403 10th 8. B, Daugherty, Rev. John J. 4. | pertid donney; FOOT ‘st A wn_spots: | SR 719 Seaton . and - 3 Reward. n%‘;’;&t G ehine “address: Rev. Willlam Scrugss, 31 Knowlu i, ol R Ball. 25, Philippi. W. Va., $hd g E?fld astor 2l Bucknaphon. W. Ve “Saish . Gollins, 30, Langley Pield, Va., ;flfl 81!‘%4 Gflflfl. 31, ;C'Wl" News, MALE PUPPY, short tail. 37 Thomane old: siayed away from home. March 5, hear Temple’ Grounds, Alexandria wary A Laundry Service as different from what you have “een used to as Mira- cleaning 1s dijferent from ordinary dry cleaning. Adapted to YOUR own and your family's needs . . . and budget. Call PERSONAL SERVICE and ask for details about this exclusive new CHERRY BLOSSOM SERVICE. until Monday. March 13, when it Wil garried to Reading, Pa.. for. services snd interment. O'BEIEN. DANTEL 3. 1034, at Walter Reed Hosltal, O'BRIEN. a sopiers N.E—Li npvers in. 5543, 28 Moyt I }‘;:'j J. WILLIAML S ¢ N_TO'S 1 CREMATORIUM There |4th & MASS AVE. N.E. _ LINCOLN 5200. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. I N T AT oom; National 2473 FUNERAL DESIGNS. 1212 GREATER row! ok 5108, -month-old male police dog. black bodi St ten Clee Rivard. “Emersen Chennfnn By ward. _Georgla 231 EYEGLASSES. meu, Shinn box, Reward. = EYEG] in or uound rk st 42nd R e fllgm tortoise shell Mt. Pleasant vicinity. B Rotks “name In case: Rewar i Tioo: one or The LareesT (L0, UNDERTAKERS N THE WORLD Think What™ Service You Can Get as Low as 365 w For a_Complete Fuseral Cars and All We have amased the whele professic Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts: N.W. Yeou Get the B ’n& and the Best from CHAMBERS ‘brown: vicin: Liberal re- sold. in a Hulhr- . n.e., and Mv. A J. ha e l Pareon, 31, Buckner, Va ofiy’a‘"h 4. 2% 3 6th st . ‘W. Morgan. 23. and Marion F. "’"flo. both of Petersburs, Va.; Judse 23 r’a um-m. and lflm. Bt Atte EO. MM"HM EE .A. 0 u' v R oy Ay = iR FLORAL TRIBUTES $2.50 up Detivered POWERS, CA: Priday. March 10, 1933, st 8bY ELIZABETH | CA' INE, | loved wife .l llth.l neral from e residoncer %"s Sanetin flfl "Mfll . M l “A™ on .l- to chmfik e pond ring it m‘lt Reward. ll l(et :w or chnndon 3 3 1 ok rufi Tost !nura-&:‘ gmall Bla ;lrur containing etc.. of owner. Dist: d. rict 913 sck with catch, 11 Nrsdsy. Reward: st 'hnn requiem n-u 'm the repose “WE CANNOT TELL A LIE” PllmenG Helghts. ‘wililams, 26, 1013 1st st.; fon: ohn 'A. Lawrence, 1719 Seaton st.. and nmm Bulloc! k.ak. 58 B5th at. s.6.; Rev. William Lee. lmeo P. Green, 22, ‘!lfl Mivy L. Tame | - Willle B ey, 30, 1701 Park rd lu. with | Vaughn, 21, 3041 Shermmn ave. Rev. Madison st. | Westray. | e B gE—————— 3] T 8 Jo Inumn. 4. el of he Nd, "'e: '““, 12fends invived’” Daterment Mount Cemetery. Suddenly. on st Raval ved hu: $08 14t RADY. ANDREW J. March 111933, DREW J. RADY, Simeron, Haay’ of " Notice ot funeral later, RANSOME. WASHINGTON. On Thursday, March o o, n Salunser nuxiuli w llnnnl lnd ?fi ot Cleaners, Dyers, Launderers, Rug Renovators . small answers 19 montha old: “Tady's m between ! woodhnd and 14th a1, car line num n?mvu and i A P e tur- THIRD and EYE STREETS N.E.