Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1933, Page 9

e . R Any Family Can Afford Ryan F uneral Service When you consider cost, also consider Beauty, Reliability, Quality and Construction, and remember that what Ryan offers is recognized as the finest that money can buy. Therefore, despite the adjusted prices which any Idmlly can afford, Ryan’s Service is the same today as always—refined, dignified, wmpnthzzm and helpjul—a truly high-class service at ‘most reasonable AMBULANCE SERVICE Handsome new unlettered ambulance— 84 for local ealls .........ccceeoeeeeenn ., Pt 3 James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E Phone Atlantic 1700-1701 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUN FAMOUS THROAT SPECIALIST DIES Dr. J. J. Richardson Cared for | Speaking Voices of World’s Leading Statesmen. Dr. J. J.-Richardson, who cared for the speaking voices of some of the Na- tion’s leading statesmen, died of heart disease in At- lantic City, N. J., yesterday, accord- ing to an Associat- ed Press dispatch. He had been in failing health for some time. One of the lead- ing nose and throat specialists in the § country. some of the members of Dr. Richardson's ~ dis- tinguished clientele were Presidents 'll;-n Theotdar: oosevelt andp,, 3, 3. Richardson. Harding, Lord Bal- 2 four, Senator Boies Penrose and Sena- J. Beveridge. During their pruldmtm “stumping” mhplcmmnhdmtmd .Ynhn W. Davis to care for their throats. le.nhnmhhn!-nm Dr. Richardson’s health broke about five years ago, and, after living in the West for a time, returned East going to Atlantic City, where he lived several years. Born in Sardis, Ohio, he was edu- cated in_che public schools, Magnolia, w. Vl High School, and received his "degree from ‘the University of tryland Later he took spacial courses at the Universities of Heldelberg, Vienna, Edinburgh and Paris, and served as assistant in the London ‘Throat Hospital and the Golden Square ‘Throat Hospital in London. Prominent in Capital. During his long practice in Wash- ington he was officially and profession- ally connected with several of the hos- pitals here. He was a fellow in and one of the founders of the American College of Surgeons, American Medical Aszoclation, District Medical Society, the Society of Ophthalmology and Otol- ogy of Washington and the Clinical So- clety of Washington. He served as pres- ident of the last two. He served as consultant on several special medical examining boards, handling ear, nose and throat cases, during the World War. His brother, H. C. Richardson of New Martinsville, W. Va., accompanied the body to that city, his boyhood home, late yesterday. _ It was not until 1824 that a man named Wright invented a machine which revolutionized the pin industry and resulted in the pin of today. Up to that time pins were so scarce that they were considered choice gifts for a woman. SPECIAL VIRGINIA SESSION ASSURED == Two-Thirds of House and Senate Favor Meeting to Take Up Repeal. By a Btaff Correspondent of The Star. RICHMOND, Va., June 29.—A special assured to noon today when State Senator Willlam M. Tuck of Hall- fax announced that the necessary two- thirds approval of members of the House and Senate had been received. Senator Tuck yesterday polled Senators ang delegates on whether they favored a special session. As final replies from the poll came in Gov. John G. Pollard acknowledged defeat in his opposition to the special session, and announced that he would call special elections in fill five va- cancies in the House and four in the Senate. The call will be issued, the| Governor declared, as soon as he has | determined the requirements of Virginia law. 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Sc 79¢ | | | | 29c¢ 1, pt. can SUNSWEET PRUNES......... 11b pke 10c o olb. 29c e olb. 23c « % Ib. 20€ FRANKFURTERS ™ 19¢c ROYAL PORK... » 29¢ Cooked Ham « = 13¢ Union Sm. Sausage. 2™ 25¢ ».23¢ Sliced Bacon » 25¢ ‘fi- Chicken Loaf.. PRODUCTS Tasty EEEE NATlON WIDE SERVICE GROCERS L% n]10c NE 29, 1933. ).nldA 7 or 8 and the special ses- wvmnd‘wl.lo,hc-fl Whflehnhu cm:lpechlun;mtorthewrpg:o! r vou on repeal of the dnuemeg for I of Pollard said hs will call flu upon the prumuuon ot Mdcnu cmeluflvely lho'ln‘ n. !nl Mumbl Are mmmm. Hn will not require thln members to sign a petition, he sald, if Senator ’hlck cln present him with tel mulred definite commitment number. Al northern Virginia members of the House have a ved the call but the two Senators, John W. Rust of Fairfax and Cecil Connor of Leesburg, had replied favorably. session of the Virginia Assembly was |that portant legisla- tion that should be gotten out of the ny before the uculn session in Jan- Among the matters which he thnkl lhould be disposed of is redis- tricting, which was upset by the State Supreme Court of Appeals last year. He would not favor a ml session for legalizing beer, he sald. — SENTENCED IN BRITAIN Brothers Deported From Sing Sing Get 10 Years and 15 Lashes. NEWCASTLE, England, June 29 (). —British justice fell with what the | court itself described as an iron hand here yesterday upon two brothers who, it was stated, had been previously sen- tenced to 20 years' imprisonment in Sing Sing for armed bank robbery in 1927 and were pardoned and deported. ‘The men, Joseph Duffy, 30, and Thomas Duffy, 28, both of Edinburgh, were sentenced by the Newcastle court to 10 years’ imprisonment and 15 strokes bank robbery in Newcastle June 2. Passing sentence, Justice Charles said: “You have carried out a raid which is practically unknown in this | country. When this is carried out, it must and shall be punished with an iron hand.” BALLOON ASéENT JULY 12 Lieut. Comdr. Settle and Jean Piccard Plan Flight. CHICAGO, June 29 (#)—July 12, or as soon thereafter as meteorological conditions permit, was the date de- cided upon yesterday for the Piccard balloon ascent into the stratosphere from Soldier Fleld. Lieut. Comdr. T. G. W. Settle will llot the balloon and Jean Piccard, groflnr of Auguste, who has made two previous ascents for scientitfic purposes, wlu accompany him as the scientific bserver. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Social, Benevolent Committee, State Council, Daughters of America, North- east Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast, 8:30 p.m. Meeting. Chi Sigma Sorority, May- flower Hotel, 8 p.m. Lawn fete, Incarnation Lutheran Benefit card party, 809 E street, 8 pm. ‘TOMORROW. Luncheon, Phi Delta Phi Fraternity, | University O, 1 pam. Luncheon, Round Table, University Club, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Congresional Country Club | Committee, University Club, 12:30 p.m. Marriage Licenses. Walter J. Toyer, 30, 4000 24th st ne. d Doris Lee Stuiz. 23. 247 Longfeliow Rev. G. P. Dudley. m A: Sourwine, 23, 1407 Ingrabam st 2nd Baish Louise Davis. 25. 5515 Tlinois Rev. . B. Bmith. Y Hehnes. 4. 3! Vireinia My} unnh. 21. 517 14 er Vard, 35, i700 West Virginia ave. ne. and Luls Williams, 38, Darnell, Va. Rev. Porney Hutchinson. Loufs Marks 26, Reading. Ps. and Helen B Novdincer, S0 1356 " Combla 4 mnoubmu"un“r‘"'fin Quincy st. ne. and 5 ray. 50. . Engeles, 38, Glen Ridge, N. J.; and Virginia Woolley, t st Hugh J. Wade, 32, Mirsmar iy apid Clara Juneau, Alaska; Rev. Conneil Hogard . Miller. 42. 1301_15th st.. Katherine 8 Fberle. 6. 812 G at. H. M. Henni M-me- L_Morey. 21 C. e 810 Beecher th and se; 1870 Monroe st and 5007 7th st Higs 26, : Afi‘n:n 21, Bellevue, Del.: James Murdoc Henry B. Weaver, jr.. 22. Front Roval. Va.. and Katherine G, Duniap. 22. St. Peters- Bure. Fla.: B. J. Hannemann. Harmon Montsoriers. 24 Bulimore. Md.. and Ilngoruheflnch 22, Woodlawn, Md.; t Pace. d Helen L. Giannini. Mnn bel!{, of cmmttesvmc, Va.i Rev. L. J. Rosers. and Mary E. mn'(nog: 3 nozn o Buckignam, Ve Rev. J.H Edward n Rave. 27, galupo, 25, both of Richmond. Va.: Dors ' . 88, 323 3rd st. s.w. and Thiea Jnnes '41,°317 3rd st. s.w.; Rev. y. Neville ‘Warren, 22. 712 4th st. and Ruby me, 18, 418 L st.; Rev. Albert Thorn- ton. Harry W, Toliver. 25, 144 Seaton pl. and Ruth K.’ Strong, 2409 15th st. se.; ‘1913 13th st. and , 704 Columbia rd.; aw. v. Smith; Hemey W. Siake, 54, 104 P st. and Mary Smith,’ 35, 509 New Jersey ave. Rev. Barnard Batts. Rev. Johi LOST. DOG, female. BELGIAN CE missing D 0 T Ty AT “ll n::;ln St. ADams 8630-M, Mac- 018 Sver snd one Bia 0_19t .. Drinted on bas. h st DE._2504. tortolse shell. in by left i’ taxicab Wedn rd.__Call_Wolfe. ME with amethyst %% Reward." Columbia’ 2000, 'mfl-r Call before 11: POINTER DOG, for recovery of same. Btar_office. Tiver and white. Rev rd Address Box 337-8, STRING OF GOLD BI eh moor and cuoneu;vn, Sunday e ‘eventn ward, Wm. H. Sardo FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funersl Chapel PIPE ORGAN . Service that is Distinctive BUT NOT EXPENSIVE SERVICE is our SUCCESS Lincoln 05249244 Elilgzfil 412 H STREET N.E. Chureh, Fourteenth and Gallatin streets, 15 to 10 pm. i | Glen Echo, Md.. snd | and Louise E. m:a.\nluv.m)nlt M. On Wednesday, June MAN FOUND CHAINED TO RAILWAY TRACK| & Colored Preacher Set Upon by Un- identified Band—Ore Sus- peot Held. By the Associated Press. DUNN, N. C., June 20.—Rev. Willie McNeil, 27-year-old colored preacher, was found chained to the Atlantic Coast Line Railway tracks near here early yesterday and told officers he was set upon by a group of men who chained him to the tracks and left him to be killed by a train. Night Policeman O. R. Pearce and 8. M. Underwood found McNeil after a telephone call from the section Teport: I hearing some one near the tracks shouting for help. McNeil said he had been chained on the tracks approximately five hours The next train over the line was due about two hours after discovery of Me- 'l‘}c;veel? ;ufi he was walki) e W street in Dunn about 10 oc‘}.fef"&"es? day night when an automobile drove slowly alongside him and a man Jumped ou!tl:n:‘tshl;eh'énl tb‘]:‘l’lket over his head. carried to the tracks, > "¢ *id and fi:fl;flm:gr:edmbe&d there were el attacked him. H: sald ehegr:lt?flg:'ll;lll:g one of the men as Allison Fuller, col- ored sawmill hand, by his voice. heflml'orr w:; tt’lkg‘x into custody and k.no:]edgeqor lh”zngtin et Ay with the cat-o-nine tails for armed | — Qard of Thanks. Wll.l.l& ROSA. nd M Abbot, the soi-tn-lew 4nd davahter o e late ROBA WILLI eply ackpowledge | their preciation for lh! beautiful floral tributes and l’mvlth! during their hours of bersaveme: TAW AND wrrg. MR. AND RICHAND ABBOT ™ A MRS, Born PARIS Jume 25. 1933, at to Ralph E. and Beatrice daughter, 3 Braths. ANDERSON. LOULA CORBIN. On Wednes- . Juné 2 1033 at Georsrowe 3 I. LOULA COREBIN. wife of Henry Biliton JomA o Body resting st her late “residence. corner Penn: Park Falls Church, SayColumble Baptist Chuich, Lee ‘olumbia st.. alls on on Priday, June 30. at 1 ks ARMAT, LEONA_P. 1933, s, A P ARM. wife ‘of iaj. Seiden Funeral from Opmler's ave. at 10 am., Prid Interment "at 2 Honal Gemetery 0t 8t Arlington N BOYD, MAUD. Departed this life June 27, vored ita D40 For Bovd, Niovis mother of William Boyd. o of loving sister of Walter Wright and Pran Fritnt daughter of William and Bhe also leaves a host of and friends. Remains resting at Morrow's funeral pa Vet g nw. Puneral from P. Morrow & Co. " funeral pariors, ] 44 4th st. nw Friday, June pm. Inter- J. and Grace Dufour from the parlors_of . at 11 am Toterment Rock O (:Al.l.lli SOPHIA M. On Wednesday, June ; &%, her daughters resigence. PHIA M. CALLIS, D st se. ::;::"wx:e o Egward Ln Callis. ©of Mrs. Claude L Belt and Ed- Eard 3. Collis.” Funeral from the W. B Co- Southenst branch furerai pariors, 5 ith se. on Priday, June N0 at 830 am., thence to' Moy Comforter Catholic Chirch., where mass will be sald at 9 am. for the repo: of her soul. Relatives and friends a invited. ~Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. HN C. On Wednesday, June 28 33. at Colonial Beach. Va husband of the late H-nn.n Dasin: aud father of Ernest R. Dakin. Mrs. John M. Dade and Mrs. A. H. May. Remains at the Lee funeral home 4th and Ql\;‘e ne. where funerai services el DAKIN, JOHN C. A special Sommunt tion of Hope Lodge. No. 20. A s hereby called for (e burgose of tending the funeral of our late brother, JO DAKIN on Saturday, July 1, 1055, a1 ESL] pm LESLIE E. ATHEY. Acting Master. Attest: PAUL B. ELCAN. Secretars. DOLD, MARGARET WAKEFIELD. denly Wednesday noon. June 28, 1 at_Thurmont. Md.. FIELD widow of Funeral Saturdav. July 1. at :30 a from the C.E Cline & Son’ fanerai chape Frederick, Md. Interment Druid Ridge Cemetery, Baltimore, Md DOYGLAS, ISAAC C. Departed thi eednesday. June 28, 193 DOUGLAS of Aduasco. Gtornes Comety ke, 30 R devoted brother Jalter and Daniel Douglag and the late H!nr{ C. Douglas; uncle of Dr. J. Walter Douglas ‘and_ Miss Anits Martin of New ‘ork City. He also leaves & host of other :glm;e- and friends. e ‘Home " Ch termient “Ratlonal’ Soldiers” Home® Cema e Washington Sanitarium, s MARY M Y. FERR T 14th st. n.w. on pm HARLEY, LILY. Oficers and member. St. Joseph’s Ladies' Auxiliary, No, 213 and District Auxiliars. No. ghts of 5,90 John. are hereby Totifled of the deatn 9%, Sister LILY HARLEY. = Called meetitg Thursdny. - Jane. 25,104 8 pm. in the churen hall. " Puneral mass Fridas, am.. from Our Lady of Pmmu-x H-lp Anacostia. ARY COOKE. Aux.Pres. LUCKETT. Dist. Aux. Pres. 1. M. SMACKUM, " Bec. i HCKS, J.. ADDIS ON ursday. June 10347 ADDISON. HIGKA. Hashend oLl Hunton Fooks, - Gamernl from his late residence. lee Knolls, near Saturdsy,"July 1. at Dpriva on 3 pm. Interment ArTount Rito Moeital RLrRED at Mount Alto Hospital, Lm’r. aged &3 vears. Funeral June 20, p.m.. f; at 1:30 rom ’ chapel. Arun-wn 30 Tablers Interment Cemetery. JOYCE. JOSEPH J. On Tuesday. Ju ne 27, 1933, at his residence. 828 12th_sf JOSEPH J.,"beloved husband of Cathern P. Joyce.” 'Funeral from the above r! dence on Saturday. July 1. at 8:30 thenct !o St. Patrick’s Church. 10th lnd n.w., where mass will be said at fl lll\ for the repose of his soul. Rela- tives and friends are invited to attend. Interment 8¢ Arlington, National ‘Ceme- tery with full military honors. LOWE, JOHN. On Wednesday. 1933, ‘at_the residence )ll ulrllute Ruflden JOHN LOWE, June 28, of iy dluflmu. L'lll{!!?‘ ch ra mon 33, a residence, CLAUDE LYLES. their loss 3 lordia_ave. Tnterment Pavne's Gemetery: ERG. JOHN G. Suddenly on Tues- HN G.. bel V. Mer, from his late residence, xm D on Priday. June 30. high, requiem mass at St "MAE's Coueetn: b 50" g'clock. Relatives " snd Zrionds favited. Interment Bt. Mary's Cemetery. OHN_G., , Washington, D. C. Lodge, No. 15. B. P. O. 41 vene in session o! Thursday. June pose of paying - (1113 who passed Hereafter June 27. servi residence, 810 D st. s.e. at 8: By order of Attes) O P+ HAGERTY, Exalted Ruler. est W. S. SHELBY. Secretary. MEINBERG, JOHN G. The Windthorst Glub of Bt Mary's Parish will meet at the late residence of JOHN G. MEIN BERG, K10 D st. s.e. Thursday, June 2 1035 'at 7:45 pm. to recite the office of the dead. J ZEGOWITZ, President, JAMES C. x.lu\rr Secreta: MEINBERG, JOHN Washineon. Counels are advised our late brot) to zhe Grand Loo Ek . {816 H ST NE. " | Open E: £ A9 Bratlll. 1913 St his rm:'znu. et loved u- YDy Hichon ey NICHOLS, !AII“Y 3, Mdembers of Excelsior . 14, Knights of Pythiss, sre Touhea meet at Pythian Dm. Fridey 1o astend the Pytnin Deral services of our late brother, HA 8. NICHOLS, to be held Pridar at 2 p.m. at 75 Bryant st. n.w. BY ORDER L. C. COMMANDER. NICHOLS, HARRY B p, Wpshinsto o m Séstion 3t arvow ar” 7700 p.m. Thurse June 29, 1933, for the pur- Dose ot paying iribute. to ke memory of our late brother, HARRY 8. NICHOLS, who passed to the Grand Lodge of the Hereafter June 26. EIk services at resi- dence of his sister. 75 Bryant st. Dn.W. L8 pm. By order of . P. HAGERTY, Exalted Ruler. Attest: W.'S. BHELBY, Secretary. NICOLAIDES. LOUISA. On Tuesday, June r_residence, 1916 K st. JEOuSA NoSTAIDES, A of i ate’ Kimon Nicolaides. Services at Jo- 505, Gawler's Sons' chapel, 1764 Pean: sylvania ave. n.w.. on Priday, June 30. at a.m. (Parking facilities: obtain card Troti omee s K1 Jacilith Mount Olivet Cemetery. Please omit flowers. 29 OWENS, CLARENCE F. Suddeniy Tuesday. 1933, at 5130 p.m., at his resi- LARENC] Cweon ave. ot Funeral from the above Jesideiice. Priday, June 30, at 2 p.m, Relatives and friends uvited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 20 PADDOCK, M. On_Wedne June 2 esday. Remains resting at U m Co. funeral home, 1300 Chapin st. n.W. Notice of funeral later. THOMAS LEE. On Tuesday. June 1933, at Emergency Hospital THOM AS LEE beloved husband of Ida Pes:l Russ and father of Thomas L. and James Richard Russ, late residence 1213 G st X from the W. W. Co. southeast branch funeral par.o: 1ith st se. on Friday. June 30. st 2 Relatives and friénds are invited. ‘ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. this - & "5 e BERTHA devor fe of Max Samueis. She also leaves 1 children, five grand- children and ‘s liost of other relatives and frierds. Remains st the John T."Rhines funeral_crapel: 3td and Eye sts. s.w. Funeral Priday. June 30, at 1 p.m, from the Church of God and Christ. K’ st. between 41, and fth s.w. Interment Rosemont’ Cemetery. ANDERS. HOWARD JUDSON. On Wed- nesday.’ June 28. 1934 Lis residence, : Al JUDSON e . on’ Saturday. July negal services and inter- ment at"Berkeley Bpringe W Ve SKINNER, EMMETT W. On Wednesda: June 2% at Georgetown Hospital rother of W. H. sk(nnu. Ygars, oPuneral from his laté usldznce Falis Church, va, on June 30 at 10 am Church_ Baptist Church. will be held at 10730 & m. Relatives a friends ‘are invited. Tnterment &t Mids JABRARAM L = On Wednesday. 33. at his residence. 2408 ABRAH, and Funeral Trom B Chapel Saturday, July 1. st 1:30 SPPER. ROLAND LAYTON. On, Thursd 33 "t his residence. Baliston. ay, Speer and Speer of Hudson. N. Speer of Baligton, Notice of funeral later. June '.‘5. ted son of George suxmn nephew of Punl Slaugh! v, Ernest Jmu \l'.LLI'I: ’JAY Oon Wednenldfi . 1933, MAY TY] beloved wife of Robert H. Tyler and mother of Edith May and Virginia Prances and Roberta Frances Tyler. Puneral from her late residence. 6401 Bialr rd. n.w., on Saturday July 1, neral sedvices in St P Creek Cemetery at 2:30 p.m. and friends invited. (Please omit flow- ers.) Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. 30 Buddenly, on , at her resi- WARFIELD. HELEN MYERS. Wednescay June 2%. 1033, gdence. 533 Randolon st 'n.w N YERS. beloved wife of Richard D. War- Bele " Srunenat from the S H. Hines Co. funerai Jhnm 2601, 16t at. n.w., ne 30, at 2 RGAN. On wed. &t the residence ELIZAB Mok e D.w - GAN \!RXGHT the late wife of the late Wright and mother of Mrs. Haceime Bamais s d Mg, Marion Welch, u Chambers funerai n.w. on Priday, {hence w Chureh of 230 p.m. Interment p.m 3 friends mmed I Cedar 5 Cometers In Memoriam. BARTD\' .-E\'. :ill.ulul W. In memory husband * and fat vm..x.u\l “ BARTON, who passed o Tite u ever lord of death And love can never lose its own. THE PAM] ILY. * LOGAN, JOHN A. A tribute of love to the ut_sweet' memery of my dear hus- d. JOHN LOGAN. who departed ,life one year 1o today, June 29, HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. RANDALL. ANNA ELIZA. In loving re- membrance of our wife and mother, died nine years ago today. June 20, B USBAND AND DAUGHTER. & RANDALL. FLIZA. AND GARDINER. EMMA. Sacred lo the memories of our loved ones: loving mother, EMMA GARDINER. who depatied This lite S0 yeats seor Jude 1613 and our darling _sister, ELI LL. who left us nine years ago AND _ SISTERS, FRANCES GREEN AND RUTH PRADIER 2 REVELLE, ALICE C. A tribute of love to the “memory of our sister. ALICE REVELLE, who was t years ago today, June Loving you ever. forgetting ou never. o AND “MINNIE. ALItI: c In loving my dear mother. who departed this life three Soevass today. Sons 59, Thsa. Gone, but not forgotten R DAUGHTER. en from us Three REVELLE, Temem- brance of C. EVELLE. TAYLOR, JAMES A. In memory of our beloved husband and father. JAMES A. TAYLOR. who _dep: this | lite " niné years ago today. June 20, 102 v T s ~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. i Chaillet Funeral Home 1804 M St. N.W. NAtional §522 Joseph F. Birch’s Sonl (ISAAC BIRCH) JOHN R. WRIGHT Co. 1337 10th St Fhone North €047 Estabtisned 185 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nor connected with the ..rmn 1 W R. Speare establishment. 1009 H St. N.W. Nationat Fs02 1k \\'ILLI A\I LEE'S SONS CO. DIRECTORS. AL LRI '\h’\ TORIUM. 4th & MASS. AVE. N.E. LINCOLN_$200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Modern Chapel. Teiepnone National 2473 W. W. DEAL & CO. LINCOLN 8200 CHAS. S. ZURHORST oL EAST CAPITOL ST. 3 phons Lincoln 63 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER ORAL EMBLEMS S RICES, FHONE NAT. 0108 and Snnlxn g EYE unnf:l.ln June 27, HN and sre ren\uuod to attend the funeral services at 8t. Mary's Ch members GEO A, COMLEY wu'r Molte mn‘u" IP"D‘:-:" 'c'l'-?'n'fi-:'f or wl ‘The . Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. ito Delt Servies e 1