Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1933, Page 9

WINTER FORESTRY WORK IS PROVIDED $20,000,000 Set Aside by Roosevelt to Purchase Land in South. By the Associated Pres: President Roosevelt set aside $20,000,- 000 yesterday for the purchase of forest lands, much of which is in the South, where the Civilian Conservation Cor] will be able to work during the col ‘Winter months. ‘This move will not only provide Win- ter quarters for the first six months’ enlistments in the corps, but wiil make it possible to continue the corps work for another half year, if found desirable. Meanwhile, Robert Fechner, the di- rector, said the corps now has 300,000 men in the fleld and called it “the biggest forestry army ever assembled. With_enrollment complete, Fechner said “the most intensive campaign in the Nation’s history” hldM opened to reduce forestry fire, in-| sects and disease. Administration officials explained the $20,000,000 set aside for forest lands would double Lhe acreage of national forests in the Easf The executive order by which the President set aside the funds permits at | that is | uetnmy!marm. chleqy !ofAt;hn y moved nnfihwmanrdle-, because cold weather will come before the pres- ent enlistments end. Activity Outlined. Pechner gave an elaborate outline of the corps’ activity, which he said is di- rected chiefly at forest protection, forest improvement and flood control. To give an idea of the extent of the work being done, he said the program called for: Construction of between 40,000 and 50,000 miles of truck and horse trails in the forests, a task equal to building a trail Awice around the globe. Construction of 12,000 miles of tele- Pphone wires. Building of at least 4.000 miles of fire breaks. Improvement of 5,000,000 acres or more of forest through thinning, clear- ing and other means. Pighting rodents on 6,000,000 acres. Planting trees on at least 300,000 acres. Radio on Christmas Island. SINGAPORE (#).—Christmas Island, one of the world’s outposts, 800 miles south of this port and 1,000 miles northwest of Australia, is being placed in regular communication with the rest of the 1’”" through constraction of two wireless stations. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO. PROFESSOR-DETECI'IVE TRAPS BANK BANDIT BY PSYCHOLOGY {FOR FARM MARKETING Sees Robber, Follows Him and Convinces Youth to ! Return Money. By the Assoclated Press. BLOOMINGTON, Ind., July 22—A university professor'’s brief excursion into criminology has solved Blooming- ton’s first bank robbery, and resulted in return of the money and surrender of the hold-up man. Eber A. Teter, 33-year-old professor of physiology at Indiana University, saw a youthful ‘escape after robbing the Bloom National Bank of $574. An hour later he took up the trail, encountered the youth in a bar- ber shop at Bedford, 22 mtles south of here, lost him again and caught up with htm 3 uoond time near Oolitic. As the for line, Teter went to a ';wnged. i to call offi- cers. The youth fol him. Teter fi‘d the conversation was something| I guess you'know who I am?” - No. but T helleve T've seen you be- ore.” ‘I'm the fellow who robbed the bank at Bl What do you think I ought to do?” “Give yourself up and give back the money.” They talked it over, Teter and the youth who identified himself as Rolla Briee, 26-year-old farmer of near mfleld, Ind. Then professor-de- lcctlve and farmer-bandit started back loomington, each in his own auto: mpNh'lth!flM mrrendefln:mmfiu he took the money m-vm.t closure on his umen farm. - BURIAL- IN ARLINGTON his Ashes of Remains of Gen. Morton ‘Will Be Brought Here. ‘The ashes of the last Francisco, will be brought to ington for burial in Arlington Nationat | g Cemetery this week. They will arrive Wednesday, and further notice of the | PTod! funeral will be made later. While Gen. Morton had e his desire to be buried privately in Ar- lington, officials of the 28th Division Society have notified the War Depart- ment that they wish to participate in the funeral of their war-time com to make the arrangements. ‘With the of the “fes.” & new adoption :tyle in Paris, 1%: feared that the hat- pin is coming | Store-wide SPEED-UP DAY You've followed—with profit—our Daily Speodap Specwl Tomorrow we multiply this daily opportunity 30-fold! these items! SPEED-UP SPECIAL G, e Toiletries Large packages of ouality prépara- tions—tooth paste, cleansing _cream, face powder. bath salts, cucumber I fon, almond lotion. cocoanut ofl sham ving cream. astringent mouth Fum; hair dressing and many oor. SPEED-UP SPECIAL $7.98 Cotton $ A .49 Mattress Last time at this price! All sizes in this heavy, comfortable mattress at this low price. Covered with heavy qual- ity ticking in fancy patterns. Deeply tuited. Rolled edge.— Third Floor. cotton SPEED-UP SPECIAL Homewood $°).29 Grass Rugs ». Sizes 9x12 & 8x10 Sturdy quality grass rugs in new floral, figured, bordered and modernistic designs. 720-warp. Beautify your home’at low cost! —Third Floor. SPEED-UP SPECIAL Men’s 50c 33 c . o Union Suits Athletic union suits of white checked mnainsook, all cut full. Knitted insert and snubber and strapped back. Well made gar- ments in all sizes 36 to 46.— Street Floor. SPEED-UP SPECIAL 25¢ Turkish Towels “Stock up” on good towels to- morrow! These are large size (22x44) heavy Turkish bath tow- fluffy and absorbent. White with a_variety of colored bor- ders.—Street Floor. SPEED-UP SPECIAL $1 Diaper 85c Cloths, Doz. A Closest Friend” bird's-eye diaper soft, sanitary and ab- sorbent. Size 27x27. One dozen in sealed package.—Street Floor. timely saving. cloths, SPEED-UP SPECIAL Sheer Wash 5 5 C Frocks styles—in 40 diffcrent new voile, batiste and percale. New prints of all colors, guaranteed fadeless. Puffed sleeves, short sleeves, sleeveless models. Sizes 16 to 20, 38 to 44.—Bargain Booth. SPEED-UP SPECIAL $2P.N. Back- § 1 59 Lace Corsets back-lace cor- sets ‘made of fine ¢outil “with elastic top and long hip. Rein- forced over hip. Heavily boned. Suitable for medium and large figures. Sizes 28 to 42.—Second Floor. Famous P. 7€ st 95¢. Satisfaction JINGS PALACE Since 1859 810-818 Seventh St. N.W. KINes PATACE SPEED-UP SPECIAL $9.00 & $10 ¢ 4_95 ” “Kolor-Thru' Sizes 9x12 and 9x106 famous Rugs Sandura “Kolor-thru” rugs, guaranteed for 10 vears wear. In orie solid picce—NO felt- base or burlap back. Patterns go through to the back. Fac- tory irregulars. SPEED-UP SPECIAL New White 50 C Handbags Novelty Summer in washable white bags in paca pig and other materials. 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Sizes 34 to 44.—Second Floor. SPEED-UP SPECIAL Girls’ 59¢ 35 c Dresses Of sheer, cool fabrics in fig- ured, flowered, checked and dotted patterns with contrasting collars and pipings, some or- gandy trimmed. Sizes 7 to 12 Also panty dresses. Sizes 3 to 5. —Second Floor. SPEED-UP SPECIAL 59c to $1.00 35c Silk Hose 3 pairs for $1.00 Just received 2,000 regulars and seconds grade silk stockings chiffon and service weight. Picoted tops, lace tops. Fash- ionable new colors. Sizes 815 to 1014, —Street Floor. pairs_ir- of high- in sheer SPEED-UP SPECIAL Boys’ & Girls’ 89 c $1.25 Shoes Black patent leather low shoes, strap and oxford styles, in ALL SIZES 8% to 11, 11 to 2. Also black calf and tan calf dress, street and sport shoes, not every &ize in every style— Second Floor. SPEED-UP SPECIAL Men’s $1.00 9 Shirts ¢ High-grade shirts of firm, lus- trous broadcloth—in white, blue, tan, green and fancy patterns. Collar attached. Also white neckband shirts. Sizes 13} to 17.—Street Floor. ) SPEED-UP SPECIAL Unbleached Cotton 10 resie 57c 36-inch unbleached cotton, close, durable weave for mak- ing sheets, mattress covers and other household uses. Cotton is up—so_make the most of this opportunity.—Street Floor. SPEED-UP SPECIAL Sheer Wash 95 c Dresses charming 1,000 .« cool, crisp, Summer dresses in printed voile, lawn, seersucker and pique. Puffed sleeves, short sleeve sleeveless. 25 new fashions— pastel and dark colors to 20, 38 to 46, 48 to 52.—Bargain Booth and Second Floor. SPEED-UP SPECIAL s & s 29C Suits & Shirts 50c wash suits in plain colors and combination colors, sizes 3 Also boys’ sport shirts in neck sizes 12 to 13%. Plain and fancy broadcloth and other materials.—Street Floor. to 7 years. SPEED-UP SPECIAL Girls’ $1.59 $§ 00 Dresses . ° Charming new Summer dresses of pastel organdy and plaid and printed fabrics. Puffed sleeves, capelets, frilled necks and arm- holes. Sashed or straight- hanging styles. Sizes 7 to 16— Second Floor. You would never imagine prices are going up when you read Shop here Monday and Save! SPEED-UP SPECIAL 18x36 Huck 15 c Towels Excellent quality huck towels, firm, absorbent and quick dry- ing; all white or with fast color red or blue borders.—Street Floor. SPEED-UP SPECIAL $1.25 & $1.50 g French Crepe c Slips Beautiful quality French crepe slips, costume including extra size slips, 44 to 50; extra length and regular size shadow- proof slips. Pink, white.—Street Floor. slips, tearose and SPEED-UP SPECIAL Men’s Shirts &Shorts 2:«25¢ Sleeveless knitted shirts, pull- over stvle, in sizes 34 to 42; plain and fancy broadcloth shorts in sizes 30 to 40. Supply your- self tomorrow—no more at this price !—Street Floor. SPEED-UP SPECIAL Longcloth 7 5 C 10 Yds. for Excellent quality underpriced on a rising market! 2 textured weave with soft finish inches wide. Firm, close- underwear and children’s wear.—Street Floor. for SPEED-UP SPECIAL 79c and 89c 59 c Sheets Sizes 81x90 and 6 for $3.00. 72x99 in these PERFECT QUALITY bed sheets for double and beds. Bleached seamless sheets in the weight for good service.—Street Floor. single SPEED-UP SPECIAL $2.00 Voile $1 .69 Dresses 2 for $3.00. Sheer, dainty, printed chiffon voile dresses in pastel and dark shades. Lace and organdy vestees, large col- lars, cape shoulders, = short sleeves. Sizes 38 to 48.—Second Floor. SPEED-UP SPECIAL 50c Eyelet 27 c Batiste, yd. The wholesale price has gone 'way up—so make the most of this opportunity! 38-inch .em- broidered eyelet batiste and or- gandy in pastel colors.—Street Floor. SPEED-UP SPECIAL 50c & 59c 390 Rayon Undies Extra and Double Extra Sizes, 44c extra and double in the assortment. Beautiful chemises, step-ins, bloomers, panties and vests. Plain rayon and waffle mesh. Lace-trimmed, appliqued and tailored.—Street Floor. Regular, extra sizes | | | | CER" ITE E248432 Yor 10 lhln { f 33 s & Co D. C R. F. C. TO MAKE LOANS Will Finance Transactions for Sale of Agricultural Products and Live Stock. ‘The Reconstruction Pinance Corpora- tion announced yesterday that it is prep-nd to put into effect liberalized provisions of the law authorizing loans for orderly marketing of agricultural commodities and live stock. The new plan enables the corporation fa finance private institutions engaged in processing ishable and semi-per- cts and for 3 4 made either “for making advances to farmers, stockmen or others to enable them to carry these pmducu for flnmetnc e e-rrylng of m icts when p’urchued dirom‘yl m the producer or for carrying sucl products from whomsoever purchased for eventual use in their business.” Speculative loans are barred. e SURRENDERS IN KILLING Colored Man Gives Self Up After Fatal Shooting. ‘anted in connection with the fatal lhmu.u Prldly night of James Dozier, colored, 19, of the 800 block of Four- snd-a-half street_southwest, Robert B. Carter, colored, 28, of the 800 block of Four-and-a-half street west, was surrendered to polwe yuwrd.ly by his ntwmey. Charles E. Dozier was shot !n lhe chest in an :mw-y in the 300 block of H street s7ul.lhwm He died at Providence Hos- pital Deaths Reported. Henry, B. Bhodes. 70,9 2d &t n. Timothy” o Conn Adams. Loy & Snanton, Kn 1464 7, B4, Georse Washington itd tal to dosquin and Rose Garcia, 2 days. Bdmondston, 72, Bmergency Mos- lnur noa&t m. 2 Elisal Catherine Bmith, “months, Gallinger Hos- pital CITY HEWS m Bml’ TOMORROW. Rehearsal, Northeast Boys' Club Band, club house, 1663 Kramer street north- east, 7:30 pm. Meeting, American Veneer Package Association, Willard Hotel, 2 pm. Luncheon, Alvhl Delta Phi Frater- nity, University Club, 12:30 p.m. Triduum in ceiebration of St. Anne's ' Peast day opens, St. Aloysius Church, || 7:30 p.m. Meeting. Ame. Hotel, 8 pm. glon. Mayflower ‘TUESDAY. Commencement snd dance, Strayer College, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. Breakfast, Early Birds, Willard Hotel, | N 7:45 a.m. Meeting, American Veneer Package | Association, wullrd Hotel, all day. Garden card party. Samia_ Temple, Daughters of the Nile, 5916 Sixteenth street, 8 p.m. 1y Animal Rescue Worin 5730, LOST. FO! 1 dg Nemour Returp 16 Yards and Docks. Navy brows S taxi Pfldl{ eve- M"l’d 36 East Cap) tol st. uond-y T ea ¥ aoodle. male, msion Park. Return to 511 ¥ st. BOG, Biack brindie Seottish Terrier name. s.nJ:, strayed _away from 4190 Wheeler hlx hrn'n COAT, man’ Tink. July 7 “Teddy." ‘white Reddna may ' a” thereon: fio \!l cuhmne Walshe. Linc. 3144 green, 50-ft. length. corner Mass. 0 Nebyaska aves. Saturday afternoon. Re- | 4308 46th st. EM. wazd. A ‘aghington Ilnnumm Slobn ‘l‘rh:d » o Park, call_SHepherd ward. PlN silver Bcotch m'u- Call MEtro- 1508 :venl S, JOOK. 5 Call Bl wi Rew, % e n-nm‘ with B, . return. 583 Dl I w. Tick pike between money and other 1832 Webster T Good 205 Return Md.. or ining | mobey.” ban) 1B Moses of W between ¢ and 5. tan. ’m NO. 7~m reward. T Airport pool ot District 7164. ‘H—Lost Sunday, July 16. 1933. lnld,figgen ace wrist watch. Call WATCH. white ma unk buunL 3752 McKinley DOCTORS RECOMMEND CHAMBERS CO. AMBULANCES City Call in D. C., $4.00 Long Distance Calls by the Mile Chambers Co. is one of the largest undertakers in the world. 12 parlors, 6 chapels, 17 hearses, cars and ambu: lances. Our S.E. Branch i one of the finest in the city. Main office, 1400 Chapin N.W. We absolutely guaran- tee to be 1 the old-time un- dertakers’ price, and not only the largest in town, but one of the largest in the world. You cannot go wrong when Here is the pric sorrow worse with & big bil to pay; you can get a fine fur :r.ul at Chambers for '/, old- price and the use of our cl els and parlors are Free. These Lists Mean the Whole Funeral Neat Grey Caske hearse, cars and .:f's75 Neat Grey or any want strict economy Thees are_Funerals of the very, very Best at a very Big Saving and at a Little Cost $300 Couch Casket, Fote Foment e $165 450-1b, Solid Steel ‘Vault, best made..... $500 Solid Steel o I et © The Greater Chambers Co. of the La d_Best Dntertabirs i tne " Worid lmOfin 1400 Chapin N.W., Col. 0432 New S.E. Branch, 517 11th Phone Lin. “17 | | George J. JULY 23, 1933—PART O THE WEATHER afternoon today and tomorrow; little change in temper- ature, ‘West Vh'fl—dflgnl falr thundulga'm. it change in temperature. River Report. Potomac River clear and Shenandoah muddy late yesterday afternoon. 1..12 6pm. 8 am. ......,..76 8pm. 10 am. . 84 10pm Record Until 10 P.M. Saturday. Highest, 93, at 3 p.m. yesterday. Year 280, 95. Lowest, 72, at 5:30 a.m. yesterday. Year ago, 76. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 100, on June 9. Lowest, 14, on February 9. ‘Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Sun, today .. Sun, tomorrow 5: ‘01 Moon, today .. 5:44am. :Jnn. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. | Monthly precipitation in mchu in the Capital (current month to date): | Month. 1933. A;le;;n Record 4995;5559!94 283222285828 Weather in Various clun. ~Temperature.— Precipi- Max Min tation. 8 Sat- Fri Sat.p.m.to urday. ol ht. 8p.m. Spm. Asheville, N. C...... § e Gaiveston. Tex Helena, Mont. Indianapolis. Ind. Jacksonville, Fla E S;‘§"é‘.i‘-’?"‘:‘fé%fifi;ff&';;‘?%fi;‘fl% 8an Antonio. Tex San Diego. Calif San Prancisco. Calil Santa Mex. RAIRIBIBPBRIZ 3R Tampa. Pia w:«slml%# B! Marriage Llcenses Everett L Thompson. 22. 3026 Porty-{ greet ‘and Dorothy E Shanks, 25. 1020 Sixteenth street: Wikia P Horner, 5%, T1X1 Morse street northeast. and Margaret H. Sansbury, 26. 1808 Potomac avenue southeast; Rev. E. J. Connelly H Prank B. Netherland. 40, 1325 Thirteenth | d _Pri mpbell, 26, Rev. Kely. James E. Ariis, 26, 910 Ninth sireet, Borth east. ‘and Ruth Lowe, 18, 2030 streét: Rev. €. H. Corcan E F nd Mary E. Juckson, 36, both o 036" Macom. stréet; Jud- son Porter. Smith, ir. 23. 4104 Thirteenth place northeast. and Gonstance Coran. 10, Cavalier Hotel; Rev. P. E. Conr @ "Bibel, 25 4R°Q strest mortheast. and LE Doudiken, 21, Baltimore; Judge G E Ml!llnu)y ! 132 Tenth street. d V!rl R. o nson. 29, Alexandria, Marlhlll !lli 3 | Ve 1. 3038 Otig street north- ooper, 18, 10 8 strest; 1 23, 65 New A Hajtnheox, C. E. Buc Luml o N4, nnm %1, Ber v. C. | R. o .. rente. ang n-ncg< Winston-Salem. E Leon H. York 28 . Butcher. Thomas Kev. 26. and Lillie Drummings. 27. g:{h of A14 Trumbuil street: Rev. C. wood, n Ford. 76 and Matilds J. Both ‘of Biue Baing: Rev. AA Willbanks. . bothof Rockville, Md.: . 1914 New Hnmmmr!‘ Johi Booker. 80, ey street. and | 6 Tenth street: street, and Bernice venue; Rev. W. O. Carrington Howard Lo Tharaten, elyn L. Harris_ 18 both of ‘I‘Akoml Ptk Rev. D.E, ‘Wit James P. 07d. 40. 8 T street northeast. and Marle 1, Brown. 35, 018 T street: L. Hi mzwl Gant 30, P17 F street, L Wills 510 Pirst street; Rev. C. L. Small- d Ruth Hickey 42. CFa: Foore. o B Wiaterstein, u both of Baltimore: Rey, M. P. German Sidney _ Arrowsmith, and Heames: 20 both of Bast unrpool. Shle, Vernon £/ Sullivan, 23, and Irene O Daw- 5, Shotn "ot “Baltimore; Rev, O L 23, and Mary E Daw wml-m M Bickley. Schn 3% of’ Richmond; Rev. mpou i Alice M. Rev. Fay, 47. I e Herman Pisch T hoth of " Philadeiphie: Hennig. ) R Births Reported. Nicola and Ma: I Nlclstm boy. Theodore R. and EI Hartman. boy. Buxtdn, H M Elmer C. and ell, ! Nathan .nu Regina V. )mmm sl Arthur R. n R. Wil £ and aidred Michael ‘and Cors. Caman. 5oy, Leighton E. and Dorothy’ M. Williams, boy. Matshall and. Helen Miller, boy. Harry W. verone, boy. Harry H. n Prdrn E. and Maris D, ron irl. E, and Virsinla H. renn. sirl. nd 'Mildred Holt: nrl Waer and Alice Welc girl, twins. Josep! h ll y Col’olllnfllul O. and Mary M&l! and l!onlh Y. nn g fl M 'l‘ cnflll."“ g irl. ot and Magsie Rollinion. gir °'" R and*%hai 3 Anderson, Sabil L. and Bertna Humes, sirl. NS Square Dance Is Grab. KANSAS Cfi (®).—An adoldb’lflh- ioned square ‘dance, sponsort Kansas City Recreational Council, at- 'locu, MATTIE M. 933, Ani aam of Thanks. DYSON. SYLVESTER. We wish to th: our relstives and many l’lflt'.hl ) lld STLLE 0 mm IBW ll". ted itef lflm Emma n':'" Beaths. i eral notice mcl E. ed wife B s . guddenly, ater. Honolul WI.IY iater. .’ Jr. C. Bauman, el and ,,,,5';,, of ‘Alfred mains restin Geori .m. Sundam “July 23. tunm1 R, e EMMA On Saturday. 7953 Tt per l?nldmn 6712 6th IQTON, beloved ‘beloved ‘Benning- o mnuOo 14th st Benn! and Helen Ia arch. "gme ‘Hill, P alate Hill Fa- lv B DOWNING. On Priday. e at Bloomasld N, Jo it WNING CARR. Sy Hobo Ghyred. Intermen! d_of Hazel Ca ral Mon from his fathe Tesidence. 1302 Emerson st B to Bt Gabriel's 58wl epo. mest ‘Mount Ollvet Cemetery. and :mna are invited. LIAM G. On Saturday. 1L at his residence, 715 A s {LLIAM G. CHAPPELEAR. mubcnd of lrenc Chap are resting_at fo1 Eest "oupttol st a VILLE, devol 4 M u?llll B DlVlIle (nee Hod and father of Leon R. Raiph W. bevu and J : brogher Devitle of fodny: July 24 ar 130 uneral parlors. mrfih n.w. Interment Uppe: no'{u‘ AGNES L. On Saturday. July 22, at her_residence. 511 =nd st. s WNS (nise Clark) &760F the Iaze John P Downs, forme of Virginia. Funeral {rof the de Tuesday. July ence on t SeTVices at Ponick Episcopal Church.Po- | Relatives and friends | hick. Va., at 2 p.m. invited. " Intermeni church cemetery. GOLDEN, ROBERT FRANCIS, da: 1933, at_Georgetown Ui Veriity Hospital. ROBERT: FRANCIS. e Gol ser Acn at hig late uslderu Shd Owneumnu metery. NA. On Thursday. July 20, 19: Toioved: sister ot Eaiaabe July 24,8t a.m. _Solemn bigh regul mass at 8t. Mary's Church at 9. e Mary’s Cemetery. e Ladies’ Sodality of t the residence Mt Vernon ly at & p.m. recite ihe SHice ot the dead MRS_ EMMA MALEY, Prefect. MISS ADELE WASSMAN. Secretary. Suddenly. on_Prids t, her residence. 17 OUSE. "5 Services at lb: ‘funcral _home ot Clvle 421 st. nw., on tw 2t Joseph Gawler's (Parking ns’ chapel, 1 ve. n.w facilitier obtain :lrd at our office.) Departed this i t Gallinger Hos- vy, July 23, 5 M after at her late residence, 1212 1st Fyperal Monday. July 24. rom ~_the above-named ' funeral Rev Willingham officlating. Interm Payne's Cemetery. m»'z’“?r‘»"x JANIE. Departed this 00 day. July feviaence. 308 "Virethia ave, Rembrant offciating. Servant of God. well done. thy loved employ the victory won, aster’s _joy. THE FAMILY. THOMAS C. On Prida; & JoHNGON of B n. loved husband of ‘Annie E. Johnso {ather’ of Pauline Cobb. . George. William, Frank JOHNSON. 933, at departure Te T Hhines Peeral” chaper® ar Sis 5w, Notice of funersl Iater: JORNSON. VIRGINIA BOWIE. On Satur- | 1933. at her residenc-. BOWIE JOI st VIRGINIA Beloved "daughter of the Bowie and Annie M. Johnson. ices and interment at Osklan ¥FRED. On Thursd: at_his residence. 41 KING. d son of Mrs. Mary rom Tincral cRapel. '57d and Eve sts. terment Rosem: onz Cemete LEE, BERTHA F! A the late Robert E. Lee. idence, 1508 July' 25, ut art Ohi offered_at soul. terment Mount Olivet Cemeter: LELAND, CLARA BELLE. at 5:40 p.m.. at her residen: BELLE. in 24, Interment &iliwood Cemetery. the X M cnrm ‘Houston and Ora Cols Pran| w Porcral Bunaay Smy o) the W. Ernest Jarvis fun¢ral church. 14: You #i. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memori LL. JAMES, Departed this Tife > at Tul iberculos is. ui all,_and several other relatives Remllns‘ Jesting st Euse uth Capi ater. otice of l)‘l{‘ol Mas: fllhcr nt Rourt H. Martin ‘Saturday. July Claren- i iiored b Remains resting at m- late will of Debor: e Tather of Johm T, MeCariny inston. D. C. residence ' Sunday afternoon. 24, Bt 9 A, McCOY. Mrs. Sirah MeCoy. and two sons, mains at rasics tunctal Hoshe Lave nw. Funeral ay, July ind Que sts. n.w. Services condu Maning Lodge, O. F. Fineots Memorial Cemetery. MCcINTURFF, JAMES M. 21,4033 ‘st 8 . Mo , bel McInturff. He is also ® father. _ Bianson A Meloturd: and ‘one sister. diers’ “Home” Cemetery. Relatives a sstehmiins MITCHELL. IDA LOVE. On her Giuenter's yesidence. 1111 Lamo LOVE M1 wite TDA esley uncmll Dother of m\rrflony. Susle l.an '!lli " ersi parior. T o Sun et A ank lor theiz ‘l'hl kln‘ ex- —n- On, Priday, Juiy Baum: 1 I home of th St the funerel “omz. { the July beloved son of Patrick te Catherine C. Carr Churrh. at 9 Befoved ¥ BarhoreCs Tunersl Bariors Notice of funeral Lilifan k Ofty. Puneral i beloved me resi- On Satur- w p.m. fends invited. " Interment 24 th Hess. 0 o'clock. friends invited. lnlenr;e‘n Monday. t 2 pm.. home, at Gallinger Hospit M S ANTE moufn” their . from her Iate | Rev. July 21, ; THOMAS July 20, 1933, FRED st.osw.. Toving Eusband of Otéia Kink. de- Kins. He leaves | udd LEE. beloved wm of | ‘Puneral from her 9 s the Rilatives nd fricnds” lnvn.ed ln~ on rrld-y July in o LINDSEY. SALLIE. = on Frider. July 21 LINDSEY, devoted k Coleman, m.. fro losis On Baturdey. Juy ROBERT 3 I e purvived | 20 ¢mn¢ wi rom Third Baptist Church. | 5th murmant On Friday, :un er & ko=t | Gude Bros.Co., 1212F St. < xpensi July 22. 1033 we” Aimeral whi m Bt Francls De Sales Church. &t 0 a.m. Tuesdsy, " . Theodore | of 'Mr A%'H g of ‘Al ok n.m.m ‘a1 {rom the 4bove on July 23. st tives and i’rum- snvited: rereen. | Cemetety, - DesF rs. Md. MOULTON, ISABEL X i | I et 23 .tngly Jut b.lvn‘ brother T Monisomery, dauny. O 3, omery County Hospital,” Olney. Md.. CH, GRO! pRemains reat home o( SVl Pumphrey, Rockville. P"'a- Tieral services at ‘the ‘Novthern Mot Church. Ashton, Md. on Monday. July 2 p.m. 'Interment Sandy Spring, P . 23 s tives “and triends " tavited. © mur-un Mount Olivet Cemetery. O'BRYHIM. BERTHA A. Prida: :ulv 3L Josd. BERTHA A (nee Patten). in of ez age. beloved 'ue of coe ORIt Pue er late Tealdence, 210 15th FIon diond uly 24, at 1.30 pn: t st servi be held at 2 Fn " Retatives md Hlends oo lied." Interment at’ Columbia Gardens. TIMOTHY. On )na-y .vuly "l. his_residence, 624 O'CONNO! of us 1l be said at 0 a.m. fof repose his soul. Relatives an Iriends are_invited, Interment Ariingion National Cemetery, with full military O’CONNOR. TIMOTHY. e James 8. Pettit BV, will asacmple at The Tave residence of our late comr: OTHY O'CONNOR. 624 H st. B3 o Cltortday, Sra 1 or the ‘purpose of at- tending 'funeral. Burial at Ar- lington National Cemeters. Wi Commander. ATTS CHARLES R ABPICH Adjutant 5.w.. 24. rr. T's ner ome. “Rockville. 2t 10 am. Interment MILDRED. Buddenly. on Thurs- day, July 20, 1933, at her residence. K2 ) ?"nm:ne mulx{:h ‘lln erl snd New .uaf ns resting at Henry Washington's funeral home, 467 N st. n.w, MMER. JOEN W, Departed this 1ife Saturday, July 22 193, his residence. “Rossly: Soun” PLUM: Srandlather of Willam a Isaac Tancil and devoted in-law & b Bailey. Remains resting at_the W. st Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w.” Notice of funeral later. 23 RHODES. .DENEY B. On Friday July 21, 1037 HENRY B husband of Emmn . Puneral from the Deal fin 16 H st. ne. on Monday. Jul & 11 am. Relatives and f-iends in terment Congressional Cemetery. HARVEY. On Thursd - 4033 at Georse Washineton Uni- versity ' Hospital, OBCAR HARVEY. ve loved ‘husband of Emima Robey. * Service ’;‘thh!nsnfl Hl‘)}el gfl !gn{'ll’hum! "!'fll w. onday. July 24. at 2 pm. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery -flfl RUPP. BENRY F, On Saturder July 22 933 HENRY P. beloved_nusband of izabeth wlieks Rapp. oes Rioran Punera] from his late residence. 4507 N Hampshire ave. n.w. Tuesday. July at 10 a.m. ‘Relatives and frierids knvn:d. Interment Conaressional Cemetery. SAUNDERS, of 1 = rly | 24 ni- the WILLIAM H. On Priday. July o AL his remdence. 1401 Fatr- TLLIAM H' SAUNDERS, e Monday, July 23, Interment Leesburg. Va. 2 - FLORENCE DONITHAN. On Bat. s | ey T e D O A e e ce | 4th ENCE ! . 0| Searle 2 d at Bur- borst's funeral sarlors, 301 East ‘Capitol . on Monday. July 34 at 2 pm. Ine 23 Devarted, this life sud- n July 21 o rest dence, 417 Eye o 8DV loved aauy aghl'r “of 3 8im e leaves many other relatives and Triends 1o mourn Rer departure. Tersl, Monday, July at 9 am the John ‘T, Rhines 5%, J. from neral chapel. ard Eye i Interment Mount ll.lssl-‘l. LELIZABETH TIPPE TT. On at her residence. 1 TIPP] n. pmeral, from, her July 2: Geumum s, % ldt:'l“fn Triends errpen atives ang frlénds invited McKendree &mnery. Southern a’l%‘"",“‘ SMITH. HENRY. Entered tnt Lo ered into the sreat be- HENR' n: hulhlnd of Bessie Smith. T, his_ depariure st. 0:45 HELEN. W. nw?'r e Teaves 1o mia her lota leving mother, a daughter. one brother. one sister ‘and other relatives Testing at Stemart st ne. ‘until Sunda: &t her Iate residen Fluneral Monday. Jure 24 at T . oo I and KoL " R T apitol sts., Rev. A. Tyler officiating. WETMORE. ANNA \1{c'mnu tur- Fries on Satur- ANNA VI William O vmmore] 5. at 3 ‘Churchs 14th &g Anagostis. D. C. where Tate ‘will be ‘said ‘At s . for {he Tenoes o, soul. Interment Arlington Cem- rl;!r In Memortam. BYRD. FREDDIE A In memory of son. FREDDIE A" BYRD. w36 de- e Thia e e years ago, 2 nd bar 192: He_little thought when leaving home n’.'i"fie":o:““"’ death Soud s ™ in death wou And Xrl'! us here to mourn' g 8! PER, o lgl tef. VA- three years ago tod: Years may go. but you are Fresh out Jove Wil ever ber For_as long as there is life and memory We will always think of thee MOTHER. DADD! RN who passed away July 23, HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. THELMA. MILLS, ELJZABETH. In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear. anc y dear. mother, 1ZA- who departed thi; - teen years ago today, July 23. 1 o Call G from this worl 57 ;-;u'r 1 ‘:;‘I‘G' s unem rest, Both B pemey e’ meet HER TOVING BON. ‘MATMOND. * STOKES. THOMAS T. In I of our’ dear son and brothen, THOMAS X, who' passed awa today, Juby 25 1030, Loree Years Though memory fades and life departs, s You'll live forever in our he: s HIS DEVOTED CARRIE STOKES. AND FAMILY. - ____FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL sT. 3 one_Lineoln 0372 Chaillet Funeral Home 1804 M St. N.W. NAtional 5528 msdns = 3034 M St. N-W. " ‘Boone west oage Bstablished Lincoln 0830. IGHT CO. 1337 10th 8¢ N. Phone North 0047 e % V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither th ith T original We R Soeare entabiisament: muona 2802 1009 H St. NN'W. J. WILLIAM LEE'’S SONS CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 4th & MASS. AVE. NE. _LINCOLN 5300 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. J113 SEVENTH ST N-W. 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