Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1933, Page 9

| | | | E | % g 5 % g | E | : | E % THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, T e T e e e T T Theoung/Nens o BOSTONIAN SHOES 1319-1321 F Street STETSON. HATS The first time in more than 10 years we’ve ever run an event like-this in our July sales! Our Regular Stock of Handsome Grhy and Tan Flannels and Fine Worsteds $35 St. Albans 2- Trouser UITS at Half Price! 7 * Sizes to fit men of every build! * NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS Genuine LORRAINE S k Soe $10 Pre Shrunk, Imported Irish LINEN SUITS Vests, $2.50 extra $ 1 2-50 White Bedford Cord Trousers, $§.50 The Aristocrat of Summer Trousers! A style hit! FLAN.L-TEX $ 1 95 TROUSERS Great for Sports! Look like Flannels! Wearlikeiron! Wash like handkerchief! SPORT COATS « « « Blue Flannels o « « New Checks « « « New Plaids $0.50 A half-price ticket on every 2-Trouser Suit in this splendid group of St. Albans is like buy- ing dollar bills for 50c a-piece. Seriously though, it’s better than that, wnen you consider the entire woolen market has seen several price increases and will, in all probability, see several more . . . and that we couldn’t replace these 2-Trouser Suits at this sale price. But, this is our way of making our famous “‘July Sales’’ more interesting. However, don’t take our word for it. Do a little investigating “on your own.” Drop in the Young Men’s Shop tomorrow (better make itearly). Lookat these 2-Trouser Suits . . . feel the fine materials . . . examine the careful hand tailoring . . . see the smartstyles. . . . And if you just have “half an eye” for value, you’re going to buy one or more of these 2-Trouser Suits for wear right now or Fall. See for yourself! ‘Charge Accounts Invited A Young Men’s Shop Charge Account is Pay in 30 days or spread payments over several months. a great convenience. L e s e T s TR T T T I e e e e T T T Y OO 100 1O 0000000 T OO L ORI ETOOARE1 T AR PR D UATL RN ORI IMATTERN RESCUE PLANE TAKES OFF Big Ship Soars Away Toward Nome to Comb Flyer’s Route in North. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 30.—The “Jim- mie Mattern rescue expedition” soared away from Floyd Bennett Field at 7:06 a.m, Eastern standard time, today for Alaska. Chief Pilot Willlam Alexander, in command of the rescue plane, said that on reaching Nome he and his three companions would “divide the msp into squares” and search systematically for the lost fiyer. Mattern, San Angelo, Tex., man who was attempting a flight around the world, took off from Khabarovsk, Si- beria, more than two weeks ago and vanished. ‘The rescue plane is a large craft in which Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Hern- don, jr., once flew around the world. It is now owned by a Brooklyn brewer, and bears the number “NC 403E.” ‘With Alexander went Fred Fetterman, mechanic who put Mattern’s plane in shape for the fight; Harold Persons md Thomas Abbey motor cycle police- man, who obtained a furlough to help with the search. Alexander announced that he planned stops at Dayton and Arkon, Ohio. to pick up additional equipment. The next scheduled stop was Winnipeg, where he hoped to land before nighttall. Then the flyers will proceed to Edmon- ton, Alberta, White Horse and Nome. The latter city was Mattern's goal when he hopped off from Khabarovsk. Friends belleve Mattern was forced down in some inaccessible spot. He carried hunting and fishing equipment with which to obtain food if unaple to reach civilization. Picked for 4-H Contest. ‘WINCHESTER, Va., June 30 (Spe- cial).—A Four-H Club year book by Miss Ollie Renner of the Round Hill Club, near here, will enter State-wide compe- tition for prizes at Blacksburg this Sum- mer, it was announced tcday, after a county-wide club rally. In the national dress contest Miss Hilda Cather, also of Round Hill, won first prize, entitling her to compete in the district contest. CEDAR HILL Washington's Most Beautiful Cemetery When you are out for a ride Sunday. the holiday. drive Cedar, Bill Cemeters. ¥ foine o urprised. 04" of cemeterrre trast. There is evidence everywhere of '3 genuine endeavor to keep hat is gruesome and in it that is beautiful, Towerin 1 placid sreen lawns—all this peal to the sentimental the definitely prescribed m: | ment which in will _ interest practical Cedar Hill Cemetery On Pennsylvania Avenue East of the Capitol res _perpetual care Jou from the more GREATER one oF THe LarGesT (O UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Complete Funerals, $65 Up Half the Old-Time Undertaker's Price 6 Chapels, 17 Cars Hearses and Ambulances 12 Parlors 25 Undertakers and Assistants ]| In Case of Death Call The Greater Chambers Co. Main Office, 1400 Chapin Col. 0432 | ch Office, 517 11th S.E. §| i 4477 ‘ EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F Br. Get Ready for the 4th SUMMER SUITS FRIDAY, - JUN {in the case, 13- NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $4.50 IN AUGUST $4.50 IN SEPTEMBER $4.50 IN OCTOBER Light-weight, finely tai- lored Tropical Worsted Suits of the better kind. They- fit perfectly . . . always look as smart as the heavier woolen suits. Se- lect from all newest shades. Nothing down...pay $4.50 monthly. EISEMAN’S, 7th & F = NE 30, 1933, Rites Today BAKERY HEAD'S BURIAL IN JOHN G. MEINBERG, Eixty-five, president and general man- ager of me Charles Schneider Baking Co., who died in his sleep at his home, 810 D street_southeast, Tuesday, was buried in St. Mary’s Cemetery follo services at St. Mary's Church at 9:3 this morning. Mr. Meinberg was well known in business here, and was a prominent member of the board of di- rectors of the German Orphan Asylum and prominent in other charitable ac- tivities. He is survived by his widow, a daughter and three grandchildren. HANCOCK FRUIT GROWER NAMED LAND BANK AIDE J. Andrew Cohill Is Appointed Rep- resentative of Commissioner. Baltimore Special Dispatch to The Star. HAGERSTOWN, Md., June 30.—J. Andrew Cohill, Hancock fruit grower, was named special representative to Land Bank Commissioner George H. Stevenson of the Baltimore district, which comprises the States of Mary- land, Virginia, Pennsylvania, West Vir- ginia and Delaware. His appointment was recommended by Senator Millard E. Tydings. The post was recently cre- ated under the land bank act. His duties will be to contact and Investigate farmers in five States mak- ing application for loans under the act, as well as contact bankers in these communities and civic organizations. There have already been $3,000,000 in applications thus far received at the Beltimore Land Bank. Mr. Cohill has served as president of the Washington County Ferm Bureau, president of the Maryland State Horticultural Soclety, and is now chairman of the Legisla- tive Committee of the Eastern Horti- cultural Association, which recently completed successful negotiations for reopening the Argentine market for United States apples. His two sons, James A. Cohill, ir., and Edmund P. Cohill, 2d, will take over his extensive lppll interests at Hancock. $3,500 VERDICT GIVEN FOR CRASH INJURIES Judgment Is Returned in Win- chester Suit Against Theater Owner. 8pecial Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va. June 30.—After Jury in Corporation Court yesterday turned a verdict of $3.500 for the plain- tiff ;in the suit of Mrs. Della Malone of Berryville against Herman H. Ha- ble, mficr and motion picture theater owner of Winchester, for $30.000 dam- ages for injurles sustained in an auto accident March 31, 1932, in which the cars of the two parties were involved. The verdict was the second returned | in " Corporation Court here as a result of the accident. Several months ago Miss Frances Malone, 16, daughter of Mrs. Malone, was awarded $12,000 | damages against Mr. Hable in a suit whereby $30,000 damages was sought from the latter. A motion by the de- fense to have the verdict set aside as | excessive is still pending. Following the verdict, R. Gray Wil- liams, attorney for Hable, entered a motion to have the verdict set aside as contrary to the law and_evidence while Judge Frank S. Tavenner of Woodstock, acting for the defense, petitioned Judge Philip Wil- liams, presiding, to empanel a jury at once to hear a motion that the present verdict was insufficient to cover the damages. e oV Births Reported. Frazier and Mary A. Guthery. boy. Fitzhugh L. and Helen M'l\’!lu'h boy.. Le: M. d Mary A. Luc: Geoffrey M. and Helen C. Thfl\'n!ll boy. Lewis H. and Mary M. Brigham. girl. Coarles and Eleanora A. Richard, sirl. William and Juanita Scott. girl. Jasper and Cecilia Wambie, girl. Ch ries and Bertha Miller. girl rerce and Blanche H. Mllh!“s sirl. LPSXIP and Hazel Johnson. g Robert F. and Dorothy Wea: El’ boy. Elmer A. and Sallie M. Clarke, boy. Charles H. and Rebecca Tyler, boy. Jonas C. and Susie O. Moore. boy. Ivery D. d Arlene D. Torain. boy. Chermont and Annie Brooks. boy. Emory and Louise Corbin. boy. Farle and Carrie L. Towles, bo: Gary and Frances O'Bryant, boy. Roland and Clara Holland. boy. George and Naomi shington, boy. Earl and Mildred Baldwin, boy. Daniel and Frances Mackall, James R. and Anna R. West, bfl’ Wilber: and Barbara Talbert. Ellswork W. and Lorna V. CU‘BH’ irl. Edwin and Irene Buffington. girl. LeRoy A. and Sarah E. Perkins, girl. Robert lnd Nannie Gordon, girl. Albert d Mary Friday. girl. Norman and Katie J. McCoy, girl. John and Louise Gray, boy twins. Clarence and Essie V. Smart, girl. Deaths Reported.. Blnf‘ll?ln F. Compton, 81, Emergency Hos- Bn?me‘lz W. Skinner, 77, Georgetown Hos- pital. Sophia ‘M. Callis, 70, 1744 D st. se. Harold Geyer, 70, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital. Edwin Greer. 68, th st n.e. Louisa Nicolsides, 68. 1915 K st Clarence F. Owers. 1321 Taylor st. Mary A. W. MacKavanaugh. 50, Sibley Hos- pital Joseph J. Joyce: 46. 828 12th st. Arthur North. 42, Gallinger Hospital. Thomas L. Run, 32, Emergency Hospital. Torlief Haltane, 3. Emergency Hospital. Carrie Royster. 101 F st Albert_Deale, 59, Gallinger Hospital Cora Campbell, 48, Gallinger Hospital. John Pierceson. 45, Gallinger Hospital Jesse Montgomery, 41. Freedmen's Hospital. GeorgetBurke, 38, Home for the Aged. Martha Johnson, 37. Lamont pl. Leroy Pinkney, i3, Gallinger Hospital. | Frank Brown. 31, C. & O Canal. Minor Ferrell, 29, 5 3 Maude Boyd, '26. Tuberculosis Hospital. Leroy Sutton, 24, rear 2114 N st. FOUND. FOR_LOST ANIMALS I e un;nmnm LOST. BASKET containing bathins suif: on 20th st e di eward. Return to 16 BELGIAN POLICE DOG. female, missing from 1009 Third st. h.w. Answers to “Pal" Belongs to invalid jady. Notify apt. 21, 1474 Chapin st. n.w. ADams 8630-M. after 5 o'clock evenings. reward. OEorsia 8250; EYEGLASSES. tortoise shell In Brown ; left in taxicab Wednesday d. _Call Wolfe, ME. b _female, black tail. black nose and ear. Reward. Phone GE. 7480, 140 Ingraham n.w. NOTEBOOK. small. red, on or near 14th st._Reward. Telephone NOrth 9147. PIN. gold flagree, with amethyst center: on June Reward. Columbia 2000, 308-P. Call before 11. RING—Gold onyx locket ri ter ladies’ room, Wedneaday: yaluable only Rudtess Box 3558 Biar offce. ‘WRIST WATCH. man's, m\h" BI t]! Monday Hovard NG Sooa ' i Park. LONG ILLNESS FATAL TO JOHN CORRY FELL World War Veteran, Athlete and Horse Breeder Dies at Mount Alto Hospital. John Corry Fell, a veteran of the World War and well known as an athlete and breeder of thoroughbred horses, died at Mount Alto Hospital ‘Wednesday after a long {llness. He was the son of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Fell, Markham, Va. Born at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa., in 1898, he attended private schools and was_graduated from St. John's College in 1917. After the war he returned to the University of Maryland, where he was awarded a degree in law. Hé practiced in Annapolis and also was engaged as admiralty attorney for the United States Shipping Board here. Later he entered the oil and bro- kerage business, making his home in London, but, réturning to this country, he was employed by the Western Oil & Refining _Co. of New York and Maryland. For some time he was mili- tary commander at McDonough School and was formerly assistant professor of history and English at St. John's College. He was & member of several of the Virginia hunt clubs. Besides his parents, he is survived by a brother, Edgar T. Fell, Baltimore, and two children, Joan and John Corry Fell, both of Annapolis. Funeral services were held at St. Thomas' Episcopal Church, Eighteenth and Church streets, at 2 p.m. today, followed by military burial in Arling- ton National Cemetery. Chew Mulberry Leaves. A New York policeman saw a man chaking a mulberry tree in Central The man said he and others chewed the leaves in lieu of tobacco. 5 Beatha. BANKS. MOLLIE On Wednesday, June o8, at Emergency Hospital MOLLIE BANKS. beloved wife of William Banks of 989 Florida ave. Remains resting at Otis F. Allen’s funcral home. 12th st. and ida ave. n.w. Funeral Saturday. July p.m.. from Florida Avenue Bap- Church, LILLIAN B. On_Thursday, June 28,"1043. LILLIAN B. BECK. beloved wife Herry (A Beck. Funcral Saturday. July 1. at % pm. from her late residence. 1118 Summerfield road. North Woodsid Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. * BRADFORD, MARY. Departed this life on June 30, Emergency ), the de- voted mother of Mrs. Louise Littie and Clara Bradfo:d. She also leaves a broth- er. Mathew Debre: and other reiatives d friends to mourn her departure. Re- mai. recting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. iird and Eve sts. s.W. Notice of funeral later. . _On Wednes- Oteen. 'R. C. of ‘the late Dr. A. J. and Grace Dufour Brown. Funeral from the Almus R. Speare. 1623 Conn_ave. Bat- urday, July 1, at 11 am. (Please omit fowers) Interment Rock Creek Ceme- 2 30 AMANDA. Departed this life Tues- June at her residence. 1124 “Joth ‘st nw,’ AMANDA BURNS, loving ‘wife of Sias’ Burns and devoted mother of Mrs. Anita Thomas Richardson, George C. Thomas and Evelyn Mason. and Palace Thea- ! grandmother of Bernard Richardson and sister of Harriet Green. Florence Butler an Maud Beckles. She also leaves to mourn their loss three other grandchil- dren and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains at her late residence after 1 pm. Saturday. Funeral Sunday from Union Wesley Zion Church, 23d st. between L and M ste nw. at 1130 p.p. F. W. Alstork officiating. = wcnnnn LIKIS. HARRY. On Friday. June ARRY CHRISTULIKIS. ~ be- foved husband of Mty CRIIStanElS and father of Helen, Rose and John Christu- Lkis. Notice of funeral later. DAKIN. JOHX C. On Wednesday. June 28. at Colonial Beach. Va. JOHN C. Bushind. of the late Hannwh Dakin and father of Ernest R. Dakin. Mrs. John M. Dade and Mrs. A. H. May. Remains resting at the Lee funeral home 4th and Mass. ave. ne., where funeral services will be _held on Saturday. July 1. at 2 Relatives and friends invited to pm attend. " Interment Rock Creek Cemeters. DAKIN. JOHN C. A special communica- tion of Hope Lodge. No. 20. F. A. A M. is_hereby calied for the purpose of at- tending the funeral of our late brother. JOHN C. DAKIN on Baturday. July 1. 1933 at 1 pm LESLIE E. ATHEY."Acting Master. Attest: PAUL B. ELCAN. Secretary. 30 | DIGGS, JUANITA SMITH. On Tuesda: 3. at_Gailinger Hospital. H DIGGS. wife of Fur- n Diggs, loving mother of Eunice. Theresa and Gladys Diges. She siso leaves a devoted father, John E. Smith one brother. John E. Smith, jr. onme uncle and aunt. Aloysius and Margaret Green, and many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. 5., until Priday June t 4 pm; then at her late residence.” 516 Hth st. ne. Asbury M. E. Church. 11 and R sts. n/w. Interment Payne's Cemetery. DONNELLY, FERNANDO. On_ Thursday. June 29,1933 at Stamford, Conn.. FER- NANDO 'DONNELLY. husband of Amy J. Donnelly. Services &t the grave in Rock Creek Cemetery, Saturday, July 1, at 2 pm. GRAY. MARY. On Thursday, June 29, 933, Mrs. ‘MARY GRAY of Arlington; devoted wife of James M. Gray and sister of Mrs. Nancy Burke. She leaves many nieces cnd nephevs and friends. Remains restifg at_the McGuire funerai 20 5th st. n.w., and may be seen after 10 am. ' Funeral Monday. 3. trom Epiphany Catholic Church. Dumbarton ave. near “Sth st. n.w.. when mass will be celebrafed at 10 o'clock. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. HICKS, J. ADDISON. On Thursdss. June 0343 J. ADDISON HICKS. husband Funeral from Hunton Hicks his late residence. 215 Berkshire st Over- lee Krolis, near E. Fails Church. Eaturdas. Juy 1o at & pm. - Interment private. JOYCE. JOSEPH J. On nJune 1933, at his residence. st nw JoRERH S peioved puspand. of Catherine F_ Joyce.” ‘Funeral from tne above resi- dence on Saturday. July 1. : thence to St G sts. 0. # a.m. for the repose of his soul. tives and friends are invited to ‘attend. Interment at Arlington National Ceme- tery with full military honors. 30 KNOTT, ARTHUR C. On Thursday. June 29. 1933, ARTHUR C. KNOTT. beloved son of the late Samuel C. Knott. Fu- neral services at the W. W.'Chambers Co. Southeast Branch_funeral parlors, Dt Bt urasss Saly L ot % pm. Interment private. LOWE, JOHN. On Wednesday. June 28, 19: the residence of his daughter, Mrs.’ Margarete Rudden. 1318 35th st n.w.. JOHN, beloved husband of Margareie Lowe and father of Mrs. Ellen Sedgwick. Mrs. Julia Grubb, Mrs. Mary L. Dore and Mrs. ‘Margarete Rudden. Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co.. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. on Saturday, July 1. at 8 am.: thence to Holy Trinity Church, where mass will be offered at 8:30 a.m.'for the Terose of his soul. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. LYLES, CLAUDE, On Tu at his residence, 5 CIAUDE ‘LYLES “"fie feaves. Lo *mouri their loss a devoted wife, two brothers. five sisters and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Saturda: 1 pm. f George B. Clarke Ci ne. Interment Payne’s Cemetery. 30 WILLIAM H. On Thursday. June 1933, at his residence. 1430 Bel- ont St h.w. WILLIAM H, beloved hus- nd of Grace M. Lyon. Body resting at M st.nw. Puneral services at the Cedar Hill Cemetery, Saturday. t 2 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill BEATRICE_J. On Wednesday. June 28, 1933, at St.” Joseph's Hospi Baltimore, BEATRICE J. MANGUI (nes Brooks). aged 52 years. beloved wife of John W. Mangum. Remains resting at F. ‘Gasch's Sons' funeral home. 46 Md. ave.. Hyattsville, Md._ Funeral from ‘the above funeral home, Saturday. July 1. at 11 am. =Relatives’ and friends invited. Interment Addison Chapel. Md. MITCHELL, FENTON. On Friday. June 30, 1933, at 10:50 a.m. at _his 'residence. Thoroughtare, Va. FENTON MITCHELL, He leaves a devoted wife. Blanche M. Mitchell, and daughter, Marjorie Mitchell of Washington. D. C: a son. Kasby Mitchell, and other relatives and friends. Funeral’ Sunday. July 2, at 2 p.m., at Thoroughfare, Va. OLRTEL, THEODORE EUGENE. At Augu: ta, Ga. Wednesday. June 28, 19 THEODORE EUGENE OERTEL. major. Medical Corps. son of the late J. A. Oertel. D.D. and Julia A. Torry Oertel.” He i3 survived by his_‘wife, Cecile Rollings Qertel, Augusta. Gt son, Robb Church Oertel, New York. N. and s brother. J.F. Oertel. Viehna, Va. Interment in Arlington National Cemetery Monday. July 3. at 10:30 a.m. Services will be con- ductea by the Rev. M. M. Perkins, Gr Episcopal Church, Georgetown, D. C. 2 | PADDOCK, MARY YOST. On Wednesday. at_her residence, 1318 rd n vy MARY YOST, peloved wife wrence S. Paddock. Funeral from W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 ch.nln st n.w. on Friday, June 30, at pm. literment in' New Lebanon, N. ¥, PARKER, JOYCE MAY. On Thursday. June 29, at_ Children's Hospital. Wash- ington. D. C.. JOYCE MAY. aged months. beloved baby of Mr. and Mrs. Jobp H. Parker of Leeland. M. Punerai turday. July 1, at 11 a.m.. from 8. '.T.‘%""fl Guureh. ‘Leeland, Md, _intes Pt hursh cemeters. Relal invited. 4 1 MANGUM, C.. OLIVER DLP‘OUR BROWN. beloved son | parlors_of | Funeral Saturday. July 1. at 1 p.m.. from | A-9 " Bnflu. RIELEY. MALCOLM EUGENE. On Th day. June 0. 1033, et his restde: Warder s MALOQLM EUGENE, be- loved son_ of " Bugene G- and Siadrs P. Bleley. Funersl from tne above 'rew lence urday, July 1. at 11 Interment at Ce emet A s ang. ttiends Toviiod, ot e e BUDY. HENRY SCHILOKNECHT. Buddenly fr s e e A s 8 SCHTLDRNECHT RUDY. ‘belbved Hocoand of Altah Florence Rudy. His remains are ;El'lln n:!t,"v‘,ll. Speare C: 10 H st. service: t o B S0 TS AT BANDIII. HOWARD JUDSON. On Wed- B8R " 1 %HoRARS TSUBSON f n'e., BANDERS. beloved' brother of George A. and Daniel B. BSanders. Funeral from the W." W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Saturday. July 1, at ¥ am. Puneral services and inter- ment at Berkeley Springs. W. Va. 30 SANSONE, MICHAEL. On Friday. June 30, 1033, MICHAEL SANSONE. beloved hu: band of the late Mary Sansone of 1113 l&l,:’lvl’r‘dsl: flnow‘ ci;tr;uln; ]r!h'(’ml‘ll ;l;t T uneral che: 2 Hsi. mer Notice of funerai erediter: SCHULTZ. ANNA. _On Priday, June 30. 1933. ANA SCHULTZ. beloved "daughter of the late Lula and 'Harry Schultz and sister of Augusta Grifith. Remains rest- ing at the residence of her aunt. Mrs James Mowatt, 1405 E st. s.e. Notice of Tuneral iater. SMALLEY. SIM JR. On Thursday. June 20. at 7:55 pm., at Preedman’s Hospital, S8IM SMALLEY, Jr. devoted husband of Grace Smalley. Smalley of At Ga. ing At the W Ernest church, 1432 You st. funeral later. l.l‘l‘l ABRAHAM L. On Wednesday, 28, 1933. at his residence. 24 Nlch%la s.e, ABRAHAM L. SMITH. beloved husbend'of Rosa Smith and d voted Illhen of Plorine V. McLendon. Chapel Saturday, July 1, at 1: 60 Pl‘afl SMITH, ABRAHAM. The officers and mem- bers of the Teachers' Benefit and Annuity Association are hereby notified of the J. L. GRAY. Secretary. Jarvis funeral nw. Notice of 19, ai his residence. Philips st Baliston. Va.. ROLAND LAYTON SPEER. beloved son_of Elmer E. and the late Nettie E Speer and brother of Alton E_Speer of Hudson. Y. and Banford T. Speer of Ballston, Remains resting at his late residence bm. Priday. June 0. Funeral Seturday. July 1. from the Ballston M. E. Church, Ballston. Va. Interment Arnon Chapel Cemetery. Forestville, Va. 30 SUTTON, LEROY. On Sunday. June 25, 19 LEROY SUTTON, devoted fon of George Sutton: brother of George Sutton, jr.. and nephew of Prank Slaughter. Re. mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvi funeral church, 1432 You st. nw. Pu. neral Saturday, July 1. at pm the W. Ernest Jarvis West End 28th d Dumbarton ave. n.w. ment Payne's Cemetery. TYLER, NELLIE MAY. On Wednesday, June' 8. 1933, NELLIE MAY TYLER beloved wife of Robert H. Tyler and mother of Edith May and Virginia Prances and Roberta Frances Tyler. Funeral from her late residence. 6401 Biair rd. n.w., on Saturday. July 1., Fu- neral services in St I's Chuech. Rock Creek Cemetery at 30 p.m Relatives and friends invi Interment in Rock Creek Cemeter: 30 VITIELLO, NICHOLAS, oOn_ Viednesdss, June 8 . NICHOLAS VITIELLO! Peloved husband of Nellie - Vitiello and father of Marie Vitiello. Funerai from his _late residence. 1440 Ives place s. on Saturday. July 1. at 8:30 a.m : then to Immacuiate Conception Church, where mass will be offered at 9 am. for repose of his soul. Relatives and friends in- Yited.” Interment in Mount Olive: Ceme- 30 Suddenly. on June 5. ‘1933 at Freedmen's Hospital. PHILLIP WASHINGTON, late of 1308 5th st. pw. brother of Herman Washington. uncle of Carrie Miller. relatives and friends from Henry §. Wa home. 467 N st. n.w urday. July 1. Interment in Rosemont Cemetery. . WATERS, LEWIS On Tuesday. June Golds N. C.. LEWIS R.. b sband of Hattie M. Waters Testing at 2500 M st. n.w. ; am. Saturday. July 1. Furieral services at Bell's Church, Camp Springs. Md.. on Saturdsy. July I, at 11 &m. Interment church cemetery. JAMES On Friday. June 30, at’ his residence. 1t04 Montello AMES E. WHALING. beloved husband of Elizabein Whaling (nee John- son). Funeral will be held from the aboye residence on Monday. July at K:30 am. High requiem mass at Holy Name Church._at & am. Interment Mount Slivet, Cemetery. Relatives and friends from arlors, Inter- 30 GTON. | PHILLIF. SNER. LAURA C. On Thursday. June LAURA C.. beloved wife of Fred 59 vears. Funeral from ! home. £16 H st at_10:30 a.m. tives an nds invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 30 In Memoriam. | DAVIS. ORA M. In sad but loving remem- brance of our dear son and brother, O M DAVIS. who departed this life 9 years ago today, June 30, 1824 Toaay recalls the memory of one laid to rest We loved him but God loved him best MOTHER. MRS. EMMA DAVIS: SISTER. RUBY: BROTHERS, ELSWORTH AND MALVIN. - EDWARDS. PRISCILLA. In loving memory of our 'dear mother and grandmother, PRISCILLA EDWARDS. who departed this life ten years ago today. June 30. 1 I saw you slowly leaving us As helpless we stood by And drained the cup of bitter sriet The day we saw vou die. DAUGHTER, " FANNIE . LYNCH. _AND GRANDDAUGHTER. IRENE HEBBRON. JORDAN, LOUIS N. In loving remem- brance of my father, LOUIS N. JORDAN, who ‘died one year ago today. June 30, 1932, SON. EUGENE JORDAN. LEWIS, LANNIA. In sad and loving memory of our dear 'mother and grandmother, LANNIA LEWIS. who departed this lfe tho years ago today. June 30 1931 HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER ' BERTIE WILLIAMS. AND LOVING GRANDSON, EDWARD WILLIAMS. STEVENSON. JOSEPHINE. In sad but lov- ine remembiance of my dear aunt. JOSE- PHINE STE' O d this life June 30. I watched and prayed day and night for vou. Hoping that you would recover. But the treasure I held o dear is gone, For I have lost you, and there is no other. WILLIAM LOMAX. * THOMPSON. WASHINGTON G. A tribute of love and devotion to the memorv of our dear husband and father. WASHIN TOI THOMPSON. who lleft us fi years ago today. June 30, 192%. One by one the moments fiy. Day by day the vears roll by It does not _seem five vears today Since you from me were called Days of sadness still come o'er me, Silent tears that often flow Memory keeps me ever near thee Since you left me five years ago. Burrounded by friends I am lonesome, While they are happy I am blue Bebind my smile there's a heartache, For I am always thinking of you HIS DEVOTED WIFE. Five yeors we've lived without you, But your spirit has hovered near, To_guide us through each sorrow, To wipe away each tear. Gone are the steps we loved so dear, Silent the voice we used to hear. Too far away for sight or speech. But not too far for thoughts to reach. The rolling stream of life rolls on. But still the vacant chair Recalls the love. the voice. the smile Of him who once sat there. HIS LOVING CHILDREN. FUNERAL _DIRECTORS. CHAMBERS " "Chaillet Funeral Home 1804 M St. V.W. NAtional 552’ Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (IBAAC Blghcflv = 0008 3034 M St. N.W. ghone west oose JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St N.W. Phone North 0047 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the succestors to nor connected with the original W R. Speare establishment. Natior %o 1009 H St. NW, J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 4th & MASS. AVE. NE__ LINCOLN 5200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 113 SEVENTH ST. N-W. W W. DEAL & CO. 816 H ST. N. LINCOLN_8200 "~ CHAS.S.ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Lingoln_ 0372 FUNERAL DESIGNS. "GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT, 0108 14th & EYE GEO'A. 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