Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1933, Page 9

How to Select a Fitting page book. Write for 8. The Georgia Marble Compnny Department M TATE, GEORGIA CEDAR HILL Washington's Most Beautiful Cemetery Visit Cedar Hill. You will enjoy the drive up and down the hills. past rock gardens, around Crystal Lake with its | swans, alongside of well-kept | lawns dotted with towering | cedar troes—trees which give Cedar Hill its name. Cedar Hill Cemetery On_Pennsylvania Avenue East of the Capitol / T\HHR FUN SERVICE KNOWN FOR ITS QUALITY, CHARACTER AND THE TRADE-MARKED MER- CHAND SUPPLIED. YET OUR PRICES. ARE WITHIN THE MEANS OF ALL. NERAL e 928 M 5t. N.W. WASHINGTON D.C. Titiphore navionas 1544« | elebrating Two Anniversaries PLANS COMPLETED FOR NEW SEAWALL Steel Sheet Piling Bulkhead to Be Corstructed at North Beach, By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. NORTH BEACH, Md. April 17— Preliminary plans for the new steel !sheet piling bulkhead which will re- place the present sea wall here have been completed by engineers of the Iery]lnd State Roads Commission and A Culture 2,000 Years Old ~—is exhibited here this week (Fourth Floor). You end yeur pupils are invited to soe it. A group of Pueblo Indians— he Ameriean Indians who ancestors have werked for centuries. 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The new bulkhead will be approxi- mately 800 feet long, running along the shore of Bay avenue from First to Third streets, and will average one-foot higher than the present sea wall, which had been badly damaged by heavy seas dur- ing the past year. It was announced that the street will be 8 feet wider than at present under the new plans. A substantial guard rail will extend the full length of the bulkhead for safety, while concrete steps leading to the water will be constructed at each intersecting street for the convenience of bathers. Mayer Michael J. Lane and members of the Town Council lauded John B. Bray, jr., counsel for the town, for his efforts in bringing about the improve- ments, while a resolution was adopted commending State Senator Joseph C. Webster, Assemblymen John Wright Williams, Owen 8. Jones and Thomas J. Younger of the Democratic State Central Committee, all of Calvert Coun- ty, for their co-operation. MRS. J. W. WEST DIES Mother of Chevy Ch Man Will Be Buried in Kentucky. Mrs. J. Wesley West, mother of Mil- lard P. West, 3 Hesketh street, Chevy Chase, Md,, former deputy com- missioner of internal revenue, died yes- terday at Tulss, Okla. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Lancaster, Ky. We Can Understand It is not difficult for us to under- stand how might be very much confused as to which funeral STAR, WASHINGTON, COL. SAMUEL REBER!S DIES IN HOSPITAL Official of Radio Corporation Was Son-in-Law of Maj. Gen. Miles, Col. Samuel Reber, U. 8. A, retired, an official of the Radio Corporation of America and son-in-law of Maj. Gen. Nelson A. Miles, died yesterday at Walter Reed Hospital after an opera. tion. He had been at the hospital since March 12 His wife, the former Ce- celia Sherman Miles, and son, Lieut. lv{lldu Reber, were with him when he died. Born in 8t, Louis. Born in St. Louis in 1864, Col. Reber tl'aflultea lrnm the Military Academy in 1886, laf graduating from Johns Hopkins. Ulflvfl‘l“y in 1894 after & special course in electricity. In 1905 he was graduated {rom the Army War Coflege here. He was made 3 major of volunteers at the outbreak of the Spanish War, in which he served in the Porto Rican campaigns, and later became a lieu- tenant colonel, chief signal officer, in that war. He was made a colonel in the 8ignal Corps in 1016, and was 1n the average citizen director in Washington really can offer the finest service at the lowest prices. In order to clarify this situation, we make this plain and easily un- derstandable statement of fac Our city, make prices are the lowest in the and the public is invited to its own comparison to prove this statement. UNERAL HOME INC 8I6 H STREET NE. gree of sleep waiting for! House & Herrmann “Furniture of Merit” —AMERICA'S QUALITY MATTRESS The world-famous Inner Spring Ostermoor, with eighty years of Mattress making ex- perience and judgment built in- to it, offers you the greatest de- money can buy. This low price enables you to make the most economical investment of a life- time . . . right now. Don’t Delay . . . Come In Today is the money-saving opportunity you've been 8433- - comfort that 35 Georgia Ave. D. C, charge of the aviation section, Uerpl. 'lth 28th ‘and 38th Divmm F.in @ retired in France. mo. nnd h.ld made his houu in New lh wu ded a5 an authority on radio lud trical subjects, and was & member o! the electrical jury at the cmcuo -nd sz. Louls l!non r Department's de! lul to u:e mternmom) Electrical Congress n 1904, and deley u to numerous other lnumunul cal conferences. Was L'Eteile Noire Officer. Col. Reber was an officer de I'Etolle Noire, Fourth Order of the Rising Sun, a fellow of the American lmmulc of l.'lcmlul Engineers and the Institute of Radio Engineers, and a member of Franklin Institute. He also was author of various technical books and . He was a member of the University and India House clubs of New York and the Metropolitan, Army and Navy and Chevy Chase clubs here. His home was st 136 East Sixty- fourth street, New York City. Funeral services will be held at 2 .m. tomorrow at the Fort Myer Chapel. urial will be in the vault of Gen. Miles in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. The proces- ;Ion will leave the Fort Myer gate at pm, 700 TO RESUME WORK Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Plant in Operation. BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 17 (®. —Fires blazed in open-hearth furnaces of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail road Company’s Ensley plant '-odly cllh;ll over 700 men back for a week’ worl Although operations will be on &/ modest scale, officials said the renewed activity in the long idle plants will step fl ingot production in the Birmingham | district from 1215 to 20 per cent. While the furnaces bustled with sc- | tivity, & new price of $12 a ton, up MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1933. Dies Here COL. SAMUEL REBER. CAPT, GRAYSON BURIED Military Honors Given Marine Of- ficer in Arlington. Capt. Joseph C. Grayson, U. 8. M. ., was buried today with military hon- ors in Arlington National Cemetery. Capt. Grayson died on April 8 after & lengthy illness at the Naval Hospital, | Mare Island, Calif. Lieut. sunwn W. Balisbury, Chap- {lein Corps, U. 8. N. officiated. Hon- | orary panb-arers were Marine Corps | Capts. 8. B. O'Neill, Willett Elmore, H. M. H. Fleming, 8. C. Kemon, W. C. all and A. C. Larsen. Births R-epor!ed Iph L_and Cfinlhl& Pllr:l bo! e about’ $1, was posted for No. 2 foundry pig iron, with differentials eliminated LOST. mesh, P Mt P e R Sl Ty car; cflll atter ez al ‘lnmfl ¥ and Abram and Mi; Cl rll D gt sie Ma 1 '.h!fl:llel{ boy. ?holml B. Deuterman, erming L. and Christina Carl, Marion Yatrs. boy Marsorie McGarvey. boy. thryn M Powers, girl. abeth M. Hogee, boy Egelin M. Eamme:, boy. . bo: d ing lnvlrel Seiween Weshineton and rick.”Md. Fridey. AWl 147 reward, W8T, NS0 Brothers Pl se: PH1 DELTA THETA FRATERNITY PIN April h and ewsrd. Return Miss | i Park_Hotel 17 Lin. | PUI lack cloth. silve; al gantaining mones. keys and rosary e Call Met. 401 Pau! u and V| 3 S facaredchi) National 6400, branch 444 | "ERRIE! liberal re 1e boy Snd Bana Thomae. boy. nd Meartha Brooking, girl Caniand Arrabelle Edwards, il Jyllus snd Alice Brooks. Warne and Pearl 1. Jery ‘and Chaioue. Wihar, Sirl. Mtlton &nd Flora Henson. girl BCOTCH T! . female. A months old. brindle: d if returned to 3117 Q st svie or, uonzv on Onunu Pl Reward. | Phone_Adaj SWEATER. l\ury Newion si. between 1059 Courts. | Reward r ' d Viola Simmes. Luther snd, Helen Br ol Ja hn Ind Al Deaths Reported. Bliza Cross. 94, 220 H st __FramBowie, 47, Home'for Ated and Tn- Bouthbrook nitials hevy 400 ac section of Wisconsin e GREATER nger Hosi ‘Arctie Witkams. 15. Stallings, 74, 3218 Wis- ‘W50 Harvard ot Bro; Tenth street southen Thomas H. McNerney, 73, 3820 Warren ree! Minnie R. 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All dirt is removed without any strain upon the fabric. The finest rugs, carpets and draperies are returned more beautiful than ever. Be one fump ahead of the motha. All floor coverings insured free of charge Every washed Rug is glue-sized without charge Rugs Stored in Fireproof Steel Racks LOWEST PRICES for FINEST WORK “ ; E.P. HINKIEL & CO. 600 Rhode Island Ave N.E. G Zelephones, POtomac 1172-73-74-75 | | 2| | mELM EX-ATHLETE IMPROVING AFTER BEING SHOT TWICE | Accused Declares He Wounded Henry Downs in Defense of His Home, By the Associated Preas. OKLAHOMA OITY, April 17~Phy- siclans said Henry Downs, 23-year-oid Denver ‘goclry salesman and former ity athlete, shot twice lnumy after ejection from the home of E. P, “Percy” Merrick, was in a "lurly um!uwry" condition last "au temperature is 105" ssid Dr, J. H. Robinson, “but that is not alarm- g in such a case.” Police quoted Merrick, a former State highway officer, as aaying he ahot Downs “in defense of my home.” Mer- rick charged the sthlete, a guest here of his brother, Tom Merrick, had af tempted to attack his wife. Merrick wes held in jail. No charges have been Downs, before lapsing into delirium, told hospital attendants “it was all an accident.” He said Merrick's pistol had been discharged accidentally while he was cleaning it. RITES HELD ;:OR SEAMAN Lieut, Thomas J. Knox, U. 8. N, of- ficiated this morning at funeral services for Chief Maehinist John Mackey Fitz- simmons, who dled last Monday aboard the U. 8. 8. Augusta. Burial Arlington National Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were Chief Ma- chinists G. W. Weaver, P. B. Cozine, W. H, Terrio, T. F. Fahy, E. A. Healy and Chief Pharmacist Joseph H. Bell. Draths. ADAMS. ORA. . On Sundey, Aoril 16, 103 n's Hospital. ORA ADAMS, Soucd sister ot Thomas Siinger. Rem ny resting at the Ernest Jarvis funers church, 1432 You'st. n.w. Notice of fu- | neral later. ADDISON, JOHN HENRY. Departed this life Friday. April 14 103, nee. 1410, Alnblml HEVR¥ He dm | her st AP RN Blre*Shen A dabson and five loving children. Etta Kvier, Al-| bert Addison. Maud Do ie Simon o Hofses Chourchs Garne l CARR, PAUL C. On 1 vidence” Hosp [N S Pro L. Beioved Trisband of Eaith Mary Remains resting at the S. H. Hines | I home, 2901 14th st. nw.| ervices st the 8. H. Hines Co: | ral_home, 2001 14th st . Viednesdas. April 19. at 10 am CASSEEN, HELEN W. On Saturday_April | 1 1.t her residence ou0u Tiinois n EN W beloved wife of | Erank Cussecn na mother of Mrs. Helen | Echootey and daughter of the late Thomas | E and Emma Pruitt Puneral from the | bove residence on Tuesday. April 18. ai | p.m. Relatives and friends invited. terment at Rock Crcek Cemetery 17 CHEECKS, GERALDINE, On Monday. Apcil | 312 Princess | Alexandria’ Va'. GERALDINE, devoted Gaughter of Vioia Cheecks. Remains rest ing ‘st the John T Rhines funeral parl North " Fatrick st. Alexandria. Funeral Tuesday. April 15, from her late residance. Interment Union Cemeters. COLLIXS. NELLIE (WOOD). On Sundsy. 03, at en funeral home April 16 at | Shrine o " the | il be said at Tnterment at Mount Olivet Ceme- 18 FRANCIS. B H r(mcs Co e dn On Bun- {, Conell o I bs held frem April | Fiee on Wednesdas Requiem mass at am. Interment ""'fl Relatives and frien i CROSS. ELIZA. Officers and memb:rs of St Cyprian's Catholic Beneficial ety are hereby noiified of the death ef Mrs. ELIZA CROSS, MARY P. MATHEWS, Pres, ANNA HARRIS, Secretary. DAVIDSO (SESIE. On Sunday, April omong Island, Md StstE DAVIDESN " Rotiet gt uneral hereafter’ DOWNEY, MICHAEL P. I On Saturd Apnil at 'his residence. Alton'ive. Cotmar "M Md MI CHARL P'%j. Geloved nucband of Mary Downey (neg ‘Cromi) and of the late nd Johanna Downey. Funeral ate residence on Tueiday, Aprl | 830 thence to 8t. Aloysius Ehiureh, North ‘Cipitol and Eve sih. n . here masy wil be offered at 0:30 & m Fe d friends invited. Inter- ohw C!mele') OCH. Pridey. April 14, Ve Home for the Aged and Tn: rm. ENCCH DYSON. the loving husband gt Clars Dycon devoied father of Minnic Starks, Mery Haves, Susie Hawkins. Mabel Fei Joseph, Henry. Sidney, Dyson. ~He leaves many friends to mourn his death John T. Rhines | I sts. .. uptil . thereafter p. # Stanton road ay 18, at from " re ‘sbove - residence. Interment Rosemont Cemetery. On Saturday. Apry iinger Hospital Remains resting at_the funeral ‘home ird and Btewart's funeral oLl 4 p.m. Monds thiereatier at her late residerice, P ! Ti6m Brown s Memoriat & M. E. Chunh 14th and B sts. ne. ot York Cit lhe feaves ‘1o mollm "their loss n : el Bro cae brother. Herrison o) ers. Lena E. Brown and Ella Haywood; one grandson three sunts. ten nieces, ' three nephews and s host of other relatives and friends, at Robert Campbell's funerai t. s.w. Funeral Tuesday. I p.m.. from Zion Wesley A D st between 2nd and 3rd . W. McCoy officiating. Suddenly. on Sun- M. Grubb. HALE. HERBERT C. on Sunday Abril 10, © his residence. 1940 Biltmore st. X HERBERT C., husband of Fapnette nd_father of Clarence H.. Eliz: Beth " Hale Lally” and Gordan M. Funeral from the Nevius funeral 924 New York ave n.w.. Tuesda: 18, -z 2 pm Inkrment private. HALL. A. Departed this life Sun . 3¢ her residence, 3 im, nd sister of Benjamin Harrison and P Overhall, " She also leaves feu chiidren. thrée aunts and other rels- fives. ‘and friends.” Remaine resting st al parlors of Alexander xo Eos of funersi I .3 on Sun April 161 JORN KELMURT Himan Testing at the Lee funcral home. 4th yhece funeral, secy fi'fl 19, xl ndly omit Hospital !l"‘pr rl Cora Boone. !ltlv!l ‘to mourn depariure one ister. Mrs Fannie hree grandehildrer, William. tblrie( and othe relatives and friends. 'm: the John T. Rhines funeral ] and Eye stes w., until ey Kot 15. at husband of Em: ing resting at v,ht Sardo fu; st Notice of funeral later. l.n:erm'em ‘Richmiond. Vs. EDWARD. On Satur- 8 x.nl D%, RICHARD EDWARD, belov huibtn‘ of Lillie Thomas Lam- bath. * Funeral Rervices at b ¥ at e thl’;'f.fl- W v, 00’ Tes. 3:""‘8'::":' 540 8 pam. Inteiment Rork Creek stery. uM.ATHi ldc-l{.g(.[nns.'fll?‘o‘ A s 4 ication 2 cnmmux M. ““ be held Tuelxe ADY“ ) i!n‘a.l. & funs BT o ot e Braher. t € tubersi of our RICHARD " LAMBATH “Inuetment Rock e o '?1'.1'0" A_LEHR. Master. RALPH L HEBBARD, Bec. "‘T'N. !'-L')'D F. On Bliul’fl; ADTI] 185, 3, MARTIN Pleas- Martin, home. ‘4th and m Reiatives and g:‘::m invited. pel, Ma. lnm':em st Addison ‘, 3034 M St NAW, r | Netther ¢ . |4th & MAES. AVE. N.E. LI L] A_9 Braths. STAVROS. 3, STA and, of Mary Mar: ot elen, John, RAKIS. 6. 19: residence, .w.. on Tuesday. April 18, g@ Comunune :n d C sts. held at 3" . e : nwood uc-u:?:“" E. lnfl“!l{ l\mily. Apri esidence of Mrs. _James Contrasg 'f."nveh U at. bet mm.fi filfirniuit Oe "nu ey; & father, Arthur nd six sisters d triends, Body lvan & Sche GUS: ]" n" ears, N Br ased e otice of funeral NORTON, ALBERT E. On Bunday. Apri fl 1933, at his resmtnce ‘Temple Hill; ALBERT E., aged 4 " months. L Selby late resis m.” Relatives and friends and frien lmermznt Cedar Hill Cemetery. A. On Monday, m.. at _her home, LA g ke “helovea wife ot Hol 7!"1 W!dfllmu. o rom ¢ ure} . Md. Interment chuuh NIALI. . On Mond, 1 Feridence T On Easter Sunday mom- + Walter Reed Hos. T oe ke sy waitss apel. April M. iulnlllmzu! in Arlington N+ t 8 p.m., with full mile llll.l:g lY E. On Sun ovidence “Hospital, he “belove husband of_the me ;seuuh E Seiler HeE, Ward). Funeral {rom w“hixm Sardo & Co. funera! o5, April 18 ARRY 3 n.e. on Tuesday, April “: l'. p.m. latives and friends invited. ferment at 'fl" Lincoln Cemetery. HARR On Sunday. April HARHV BEILER. “Officers .nnfl"m!m- take nflll’idlehn((’ ‘COIIHCIH‘ND % i VE‘J HARRY HO“ [LL DER counc lcr. ."l-."r _MA AlZT CCOTT On Sunday, Peaum Md., MA] Y Ylblgé%lfl 2] F !' I‘I;"\W!dd'b! h;lrmhulblnfl Rita Bl M ey Gl e Mes: Guy Skillman and W. Halls Sheriff. Pu. peral from the Del( funeral home, 14 e B e ey g 8 lHlT". G[DI E w".LlAM On day, at Gllllnlu HDIDHII. IMITH. beloved hus- 18, - o 18 Mourn thelr sier. v o q Brothers ang s hane ot oihes Yeladi friends.” ‘Remas ¢ Dimeral_poilor, 108 0 p.m., on Monday. Apri 7 o diment 1 T Warrenton, Va., Tuesday, SMITH. ROBERT B On \Sunday gy 2y, ERltmore. Md. " R eloved brother of Bl o De Furezal from Wiliam H ‘acotts Funeraf ome. " 400_Kth Wednesday. April Alat B m, | Services and interment lichal Cemet and Triends invited to sitend. orUeS STONE. GEORGE W. JR. On Monday, Dri { t s residence. Spr lar _ave. Clarends E STONE, nesdey. Aprij 19. at 2 residence. . Interment ‘Cedar 5l ce tery 18 | SUMMERVILL o= S‘mm: ABmANAN. oDgparted m: April 16, BERT B! . o 'hig late ife, s ters and two broth relatives and friende April 18, at 1:%0 pm. ‘frem L. IAv & Bon's undertaking parlor. w:"nlnm.'rn CAmoLINE Tesidence, Wi LINE Mu 12th and OLTER. *sged Beloved wife of the Tas Frede: holter. Funera] 8 Sergeon. 101 gaz. Joril 18 lends” invited to atle Prospect Hill Cemetery. s WILLIAMS, , EARL. on Wednesday, April at_Gellinger Hospital. \&v!LLMMS devoted husband. ot ‘Elizsbeth Williams. loving nepiiew of Luey Wright, many other relatives Puneral Tuesday, April 1R, e 7Om, the John hine funera) apel. and Eye sts. 5w. Rosemont Cemetery. ki In mpmcrtam. And x-lmlnehoxm ransplante: LOVINe acmd ! cmwnm PIN\A PKO\IDEVC MA o, TRovey ,n" re Nt lE ARIE PENNA. who departes H Hle our years ago today. April l'-'. Pflur long vears I lived witheut But Im" spirit hovered nI'J“’uu To_gui hrough enh sorrow. To wipe away each t Surrcunded by friends I While they are ha p.fn hn"?m' Behind mv smile there's a heartache, Po: I am always thinking of yeu. Pu;'lzt V;.x’ F;‘ T will. H!‘R!VT)F\CTED HL"BA"‘WDE .:NYHOW SAYLES. EVA J. In sad but loving he'oy At oy Olaypapoved danshter four vears agn todas And while she Her memory w ememe TOTTEN, QAIKAI ELIZABETH :]l;v !!:‘PFQ‘H_ZLIZAEHH TO' WATERS. EDWARD c. ARy dear husbura il e Bve Sears ako today Apti T2 G hal® WIFE AND CHILDRE! In loving memory wind’ father. "ED- Fl}NElAL DXRECTOPS. €haillet Funeral Heme 04 M St. N. ___NAtional nal 5522 Jos:p'l F B(rch’s Sons ¢ . Batabiioned nzu JOHN R" WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th 8 Phene North 004y V. L. SPEARE CO. he suecessors 48, Bor connected wi the original W R. Spears estapishment 1009 H St. N, Natio; 2"‘“ WILLIAM H. SCOTT" PN ICON Y LINCOLN 0530, “W. W. DEAL & CO. §16 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200 CHAMBERS " JAMES T. RYAN _ 317 PA_AVE SE. Atlantic 1700 ]. WILLIAM LEE'S QO\IS CO. FUNERAL DIRECTO! . 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