Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1933, Page 9

RAYMOND FUNERAL RITES TOMORROW i President of Pinriot Workers for the Blind Survived Only by Mother. Puneral services for Andrew P. Ray- mond, 42, president of the District ‘Workers for the Blind, who died early Right Reserved To Limit Quantities “AL Dlstrict 5215 yesterday in Sibley Hospital, will be horst "cnaphl 301 East Capiel sizeet. horst & urk c'tll be in Congressionai Ceme- Mr. Raymond, who lived with his mother, Mrs. Cara Pryor Buchanan, 2031 !' street, died after an appenai- nml tion. since early childhood, Mr. mymond was educated at the Mary- land uhool (or the Blind, Overles, M salesmanship after his mu-uon e was extremely adept at getting through even the heaviest traf- flcmmd seldom was accompanied by a e. He was unmarried and had no broth- ers or sisters. CIVIL WAR VETERAN | EXPIRES AT HOSPITAL] Rev. Daniel H. Willis, Retired Minister, Dies at Mount Alto. Rev. Daniel H. Willis, retired minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church and a Civil War veteran, died Monday at GTON, Mount Alto Hospital. He was years 1d. Enlisting in Company G of the 1st New York Dnlocnl at 16, Mr. Willis wounded three engagements. After his duclurwe he engaged in farming until he entered the Virginia Conference of the Methodist Church in 1889. He later was transferred to the Wilmington Conference, where he served until his retirement in 1913, having charges there and on the Del-Mar-Va Peninsula. Upon leaving the ministry, Dr. willis muved to Cambrid Md., where he made his home until coming here in 1930. He is survived by his son, Daniel P. ‘Willis, attorney in the Department of EXTRA SPECIAL! WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! Phone (14th Street and Park Road These becoming rubber bathing suits are ultra-smart. All the gay and young set are wearing them. The suits don’t sag and don’t they come out of the water looking bag like brand-new. 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Gan- naway, who died Mondas at Emer- gency Hospital, Were to be held this afternoon at the Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church South. Burial was to be l.n Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mr. Gannaway had been for the past ‘three years assistant district collection manager in the Department of Agricul- | ture. Born in Dayton, Tenn., in 1876, | he came here in 1905, when he was con- | nected with the Treasury Department. | Since 1916 he had been an active mem- | ber of the board of the Mount Vernon Church, Mr. Blnnawly is survived by his | widow, Mrs. Gannaway; a | duaghter. Grace Gannawa: balh of the home address, 1314 Eleventh street, and a_son, Rev. Bruce Gn.rmavay of West Palm Beach, Ph 'BLANKET CODE SCORED BY HOTEL OPERATOR By the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 2.—Har- old van Orman, Indiana and Ohio hotel operator. told the American Hotel Assoclation here yesterday there is not a hotel man in America who can survive and live under President Roosevelt's blanket code.” Van Orman, former Lieutenant Gov- ernor of Indiana, added: “We have prob- lems no other industry must face. All the king's horses and all the king's men cannot prove to me that we can survive under conditions as laid down under the blanket code.” CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Dinner, Zonta Club, Dodge Hotel, 16:30 pm. Meeting. United Lodge of Theoso- | phists, Hill Building, 8:15 p.m. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Phi Gamma Delta Fra- | ternity, University Club, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Theta Delta Chi Pratern- ity, University Club, 12:30 p.m. | | _Luncheon, Cornell Club, University | Club, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Kiwanis Club, Mayflower | Hotel, 12:30 p.m. FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue League_71 O st. . NOrth 5730, LOST. TER. BOSTON_BULL vicinity W st d__1012 N. H. ave. n.w. black and white. 1680. CAT—WIill party who found biack Persian cat_vicinity Woodley rd. and Macomb st. | please call CL. 0313. Reward. 1l angors Strayed ave. se (‘LASS!S in Tunis case, 5 Reward if EGLASSES. brown shell rim, brown | marked ‘Kinsman Optical Co.”; finder re. turn to Haas. "Apt. 310, 'the Broad- | moor. ‘EMferson Ab8s: Tewar | GLASSES, between Internal Revenue Bulld- ing and “4th and R sts_ or in Dismond cub, rom Home July Rew: =5 1'45 and returned to w.mm on Base Ball Park Monday. July Tl 0f currency: needed badly: _iiberal Feward. Gal DEcatur 1305 POCKETBOOK, blue, from automobile, pos- sibly in Rock Creek Park. :ol\lllnln: bout $15_and glasses. mwu Mows\'—m . female: e Teet and are setier. b monthe’ ola ‘wore collar and 'lea ward, Return to Montlrur“lve Garrett Park. Md. Kensing. toy CKETBOOK. in taxic between 4": and | Eye sts. s.w. and 42 l‘sl\ n.w. on Mon- dav_night. PO 60 VANITY CABE of black onvx. with jads top. made by Carticr. - Tiberal reward. - Address Box 95-2. Star office. RES OF A LARGE CLOCK. July . ;V.O IV! bel Zd lnd ‘lh Retu ll to at0 .. se wms‘r vl:ncn" gnm‘ura" savs it Vicinity Gt und Grove st MA. Teward. Wisconsin 3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE Lincoln 0524-9244 TERR! bet. 2nd dnd 7th nw Re:) emale. answers | Braths. AXDERSON, ELZABETH A. On Wednesday, 3. her . st n Pri ats om: Beiatives and friends meited 8 attend. Interment Oltn'ood cmeuu 3 ANDERSON. KATHERIN lite 'on Monday, July 31, am, 8t Gellinger nuplu imm: AND) of Eermis "Anderson” and ise and Mr. Rotice: of funeral later. BAIRD, MINNIE DAWLEY. Died suddenly ononan o July 15 33, Mrs. -m = the ne: u IRD, late Col. William Baird, U. L strvices’ will e held st Arlington N tlonal Cemetery on Priday, Ausust 4t | BROWN, ROBERT R. On Tuesday, August 1. 1933, men's Hospital, ROB- evoted Rotband of 1da ed et of My Aunes rted 1933, t""!) KATAERINE e loving wife loving dsughter Madison Simms. anc Gevoted son ‘of M I Bnnkx aiso leaves many m‘g@ tives ~ and {riends. Remains renln“ the John Rhines funersl chapel. ird and Eye s s.%. Notice of funeral BURCH, GEORGE ¥. Suddenly on Monday, e : al trom the Wm. H. :tuneral chapel, 412, H s on Thursday. A at 1 lvlcn GEORGE P, Washinston. D. C. Lody ks: The lodge wi"Convene i lenlon “of sorrow at 1 .. Thursdsy o8y, for the i me funeral of our ate brother GEORGE . BURCH - who passed to the Grand Todie o7 the. Here: after August 1 services at Sardo's Chageir 415 ot e o0 5 p.r Stasers ment, &t Cedar sl By order of Exalted r. Attest W, 8. SHELBY, Becrerary " CARTER. ROBERT L Feelienc CAl t i 1ot BERT L. e leaves to mourn thelr loss Christine Carter; leces, seven nephews and a reiatives and friends. - mains at the ‘above TER. & lovips wife, teri ursday. August and friends invited COLLINS, JAMES HEM RY. Depart this e suddenty.”on Eunday ] July 30 foving Donald eaves_to mourn their loss three brother . five ters. a grandmother. grandfather host of other relatives and friends ains resting at Barbour Bros.’ me. 48 K st. n.e., until 12 p.m. Prid; Ausuit 4 thereafter. at the residence of his mother, 23 Jackson st. n.e. Saturday. August 5. at 1 p.m.. ‘trom Ber: bour Bros.' funs home. " Interment Payne's Cemetery. DAVENPORT, MAUD C. 30, 1933, "at Detroit devoted He gn Bundsy, July a‘mh i MA ds Florida ave B st of Eisie H. Chase, Baiph 5 and’Alice M. Richards. Notice of funeral -ater. Remsins resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st n.w. DAVIDSON. AMANDA C. On Monday. July 1 AMANDA C. DAVIDSON. "be- loved wife of the late Robert R. Davidson Funeral from W. W. Deal's furier . st. ne. on Thursday. 1 pm’ Reiatives and friends invited Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 3 DUNSTON. ROSA R. On Sunday. July 30. 1933, Atter, 3 plingering iliness “at’ her residence. 3: ROSA R.. be- Ioved "wite” of ‘Johni Dunston - She" atee leaves one son.'one brother and a host of other relativ friends "to mourn their loss. ursday. Au at m. TWashington s n.w. Interment yne's Cemetery. CLIFTON. ted this life DYSON. Tu 2 at Gallinger He e o e mother and father. Mary and Clifton Dy- gon. and a loving grandmother. Marie Liverpool. Remains resting at Robert Campbell’s funeral home. 423 413 st. 5.W. Notice of funeral later. EDELIX, GZJDIG! LEO. Delpnrud this life 8 1933 IN. ‘beloved husband of :muy % and’ brother of Julls ¥, Brown snd Mai: thew W. Edelin. Remains at Adams & Smoot funeral Wednesday. from -mr at his late residence n.w.. Apt Funeral services at 8t Au'unmrl Church. Thursday morning ai . Priends and mm invited. On Monday. D% At his resdencer 3% ." GEORGE IRVING PA! d son of ihe late Al and 1. Funeral “from Bis late rsday. August 3. at 2 Friends and. relaiives Tovited to st tend. ‘Interment Port Lincoln Cemetery FAIRALL, GEORGE I Oficers and mem- bers of Triumph Council. No. ugh- ters of America, will asse: dence of Mrs. wune, 14 lll&nd lh! !un:rll ol olll' llu bmmer RGE Thursday after- novn at 1 oc)o(k B! order_of UGUSTA . Counctlor. Attest: J. W. BCHWENK. Rec. Secy. * FAIRALL. GEORGE IRVING. loum Ver- pon Council. No. 10, Jr, O’ U A, M., are requested to 'mble ln their room, Northeast Hllunlc Temple, h st. ne. on Thursday, 1933, 1:15 pm. ‘for the ‘purpose of ! attending the funeral of our late brother, GEORGE IRVING PAIRALL. Interment Lincoln Cemetery. By direction of Attest J. Councilor. EDWIN C. CROUCH. Rec. Sec. GANOE, JORN D. Suddenly, Tuesday, Auc gust 1. 19: 3:30 o'clock p.m.. JOHN BI"GANOE. “aged 68 years, belgvéd hus band of Jennie E._Ganoe, of 3021 Cai bridge bl 1’ Pri ' cloc) pariors of Oeone w Wise St nw. Relatives and friends are in- Yited. 3 | GRIFFIN. EDGAR H. On Tuesday. Ausust 1. 1933, at Freedmen's Hospital. EDGA H. GRIFFIN, devoted son of Lillian G. Moxley snd nephew of Alice Gardiner. He also leaves other relatives lnfl inendn Funeral Friday. August 3. at 1 Trom lrneu Jarvis !unern chur:h ou st. n.w. Interment Ariington Nationas Cémetery. 3 | HADDED. MITARY. On_Wednesdsy. Au- gust 2. 1833. at Sibley Hospital. MITARY HADDED. beloved husband of M adde Funeral from the W. Dfl'l Lo fune: home. 1400° Chapin st. Priday, August 4. .at 10 a.m. Belluvu and friends are invited. Inter- Arlington National Cemetery at 1l a.m. with military honor: NATHANIEL =ROBERT. o Mapie View pi. T ROBERT HARNISH, in the 9lst year of ge, husband of ‘Annie S. Harnish. will be held in Emmanuel P. E. d V sts. se. Prida at 2 o'clock p.m. Friends and relatives invited to attend. = Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. 3 . LYDIA. On Tuesday, Au- at_her fesidence. the Wes: M L¥bia” HENDRICKSON, of the’ Swedisn legation. She by _two sisters. Damaris Hendrickson of Washington and Maria Hendrickson of Chicago. and three broth- Simon, Levi'and Fhillipus Hendrick- son of Bweden. Remains resting at the Lee Rinetas home. 4t u“nnd ass. ave wil . at 3 oliow the services. HENDRICKSON. LYDIA. Members of Drott Lodge. No. 188, V. O. A.. are m‘uneal 13’ m- aenh °R ugust 1, HENDRI( e ember Cof - this ' soctety. Funeral Thursday. August 3. .at 3 from Lee's funeral® pariors. 4th and Mass. ave. n.e. G._FINCH. President, E. BENSON. Secretary. * JETT. WILMER LEE. On Monday. Juv 8L 4% Glen Echo. Md. WILMER LEE son of Mi Jett. Puneral from the mbers Co. funeral home. 1400 ON ‘mourn el Pair Tesidence ‘on p.m. Jne o an- w.w. Chapin BE$ A9 N Brafl]l. Monday. July 31, MARY on, 35, M The fesiecute o1 Tay desyniek: Mri ‘Edwsrd MDPH;'I MpLTS !h;pne,r‘ oved wife of “Fe Jate Nathaniel R Lytie an e rs. nd 1, t yites cemm“u Tnterment uoun; MINOR. JOHN. On Monday. July 31 1933, Elizabéth's Hospital, JOHN MlNoih an ind Samuel Prataer and Mr uncle of W. B. Minor. He leaves a host of other reiatives and friends. Testing at the chapel of P. 1300 8 st. n.w., Thursday afternoon August 4. at 2 p.m. the pamed chapel. Rtlnuves and._{r'ends ins G. L. Davis officiating. Tnterment Harmony Gemeisty. 3 Rusband, of Saars £ Sonnaton Mogre g No. 2 Sherman circle n.w. Bervicy agaress on ‘Ihursday. August 3. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Cedar Hili Cemetery NASH. MARY JOSEFHINE ~On Tuesdar. 1. 1933 at Georgetown University M, HINE NASH. be- loved. wite of ORFIch & Nave anamother of Soseph Kotesndord Fox ™ Fin 3 xnuxmem Bl Jln:x; NAUGHTON, CORNELIUS T. Suddenly, on uesday, " August CORNELIUS T eloved son of the ‘late’ Coraciius-and Eila Nauenton E: LINEY. Departed this life at Gal o’finn Tuesday. Au Johnson; 2nd ‘s host of other ., Remaing resting at bells funeral home. 423 otice of funeral late brothers. two ’uun c MOND, ANDREW on 'hleldly August 1. 1933, at Sibley Memorial Hoe: it NDI YMOND, beloved son of "Mrs. Cara P Buchanan of 5053 b 4 n.w. ineral from Zurhorst Tuneral pariors, 301 East ,Capiiol st Thursay. August 3, a ment Congressional Cemetery 2 On Tuesday. August 1 A beioved wife of Rickert: Hemaine 1esgine. a5 the & Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin n.w Nunc! of Xuneul mu thur Saun- brother of Liucy Blackaell Wilom: James and Pearl Saunders. Funeral Thurs- ugust 3, at 10 am Rhines funeral chapel. ‘e sts. sw. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. SHELBY. HENRY. Departed this life im tian | fauh’ Weanesday, =Ausust m.. at his residence. 402 ith "Capiiol st HENRY SHELBY. ‘tre devoted husband of Henrietta Dorsey Shelby, father of Owen Shelby. sister of Prances Walker of New York and brother of Charies Shelby of North Adams. Mass : t Carter. stepfather ST e Opey™ and siengsandiatnes "ot Edretta Inez Johnson. He also leaves hree grandchiidren. Remains resting the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral chureh. 1433 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral I D E. the be- and of Annle S Simonds and Tather ot bite. Damirls, 8y Simonds and Everett Conroy of Albany. N. Y. and John Simonds of Troy. N mains are resting at the W W. Chambers Co. fuperal home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Funeral services and interment at Troy. sldrm SARAH F. Departed this life Tues- ,_de“;, th SARA residence. 1 91 x! nw., Mxl AH F. SMITH, her of Mrs. Lucy Bml‘h Notice of lune 1 later. TURNER, CHARLES W. On Sunday. July 30, ARLES W loving brother ai e p.mg {rom Laneg C. M Church__14th and C sts. ne.. Rev. G, Long officiating. TURNER, CHARLES W, Member ian Lodge, No. 6 M are hereby d_1o a (et tetieral of Brsther RNER at 1 pm. Thur Lane’s C. M. Members Tempie, of Merid- e to assemble Scnuu Rite NSON. W. M. Attest: CHAS. H. ANDERSON. Sect. - TLL‘!I« CHARLES. All m:mbers of the Past Officers’ Council. A. 1. O. of Moses, are requested to meet 1n special session ‘Wednesday night, to arrange for funeral of our late h!olh" CHARLES RN!R UTLER Noble Ruler, MRS. olomu GABKINS, Sec'y. - TURNER, CHARLES W. The Sir xnnhu M Ca e Sommandery, No, 4, K o th The. thieral services of ou ight. CHARLES NER. ~ Pull ‘nglar Sniform.> By order of the com LEONARD E. MARSHALL. Recorder. | TURNER. MAUD IRENE. Tuesda. at Montgomery Count Hospiiat, Siney, Mar MAGH beloved ‘'wife of Harry L. Turner. in her BISUSear Remains restinis ai the Colomar funeral home of Willlam Re: phrey. Rockville, Md. Funeral from her Iate residence. near Hollands Corner. Thursday. August 3. at 10:30 terment Union Cemetery, Burtor: WASHINGTON, JOHN. oOn Saturday. July at 8t Elizabeth’s Hospi FOHN WASHINGTON o1 3980 100 0¢ He leaves to mourn their loss one dau ter. Mrs Rosalie Sherkiey of memexnhu. one son. Benedict Washington; one Henry Washington; Mrs, Josephine Cooper. and several other Ives and friends. ~Remains resting at rd’s funeral home, 1300 §. Funersl Thursdey, August 3. at p.m.. from above named funeral hom Interment Rosemont Cemeters, Rev. Jnhn Richardson officiating. WESSELLS. CHATTIE KATHERINE. Wednesday, August 724 5th INE. ‘beloved Services at funeral home, 2001 n.w., on Friday, August 4, at 13 Kin ~ George ' Court DANKEL H. oOn Mondas, July 31. 933. at Mount Aito Hospital, DANIEL Beloved” Rusband. ot "y Jennie Willis and father of Daniel b Wil Pac neral from the W. Chambers Co. fu- st onw.. m. Relatives terment Al in flmnflam. BROWN. CLAUDE M. In sad but loving re- ‘membrance husband. CLAU BROWN. who uep-ma mu 1ife one year ago today, August 2. May he rest in pe-u HIS . CAPERS. CORA BELLE. Sacreg {o the mem- ory of our devoted mother, CORA BELLE who entered her neavenly home August 2, 1932 As we loved her so we miss h Loved. remembered. longed {of always, Bringing many a silent .ear. N CAPERS, SISTER. AND BROTH; KESSLER. . w Years ago today. Ausust When we leave this we When we leave ‘this 'warid ot e sball fing our missing loved one our Father's mansion fair. HIS LOVING WirE “ANeY CHILDREN. * McGUIRE, DR. ROBERT L. Sacred to the memory of our loved orie. Dr. ROBER . who left ven vears ago toaay, August 2. 1026, THE F. unv‘.‘ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. st. n.w. on Thursday. At 2:30 P Relatives ana triends invite ARET. On JOBNS Monday. Juls . PR, aagusity Hospital, “MARL Bl o m?{’. feives” o mourg. the zsc of lm' s sz - CEDAR HILL zooa":"lge:o: dm-ax:“ sv::l y d many other rel Washington’s Most Beautiful Cemetery CHAS S. ZURHORST L ST muncral %T 1804 M St. N.W. NAtinal 5528 WILLIAM H, SCOTT 409 8th st. SE. Lincoln 0530. }oscph F Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N \\' i""’.“:m,, feer JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. NI g 1810 - V. L. SPEARE CO. [ &,_.;“%.’“;‘1" Spears “eatabisnment: National 2802 1009 H St. N.W, ust | 7T WILLIAM LEE'S SONS CO. Funeral from FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 808 CREMATORIUL{ W. W. DEAL & (( & CO. iy 816 H_ST. N 5re.h. lflbhn:ll‘:uam." L !'. "})‘3': ———___—fi Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Modern e ekphons National 2473 n‘:.. Interment Mount Ollvet. cemeury 3 LE BEAU, OI-IVII J. The members of FUNERAL DESIGNS, GEO. C. SHAFFER man’s Roach Food. Crawl back and shington Council, No. 224, Kn hts of Columbus, are ad- vised of the death on August 1. mu [ LE BEA| NO ODOR. Youngand -onm#".iwu £ quickly. Used in a million homes. 7 M Get a can today—at your Jruggist's. Hospital. | THO GEOA. 0 LEY ateater M. Locwrs, residence ac. 1000 "!E ttenhouse n.w. Puneral PETERMAN’S ! Gude Bros. Con 1212F“§; e W . a very last puff. 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Remains res Deauties, maintained with meticulous Toe at e John T Rhirey fopai e res care. without a full appreciation of d Eve st Funeral Thursday. what Cedar Hill service offers and A i pm, from the above Cedar Hill policy insures. It is not L 'Arlington ' National only Washington's most _beautiful Cemetery. but it is destined to con- . tinue such throughout all time. Steel Casing! Stoneware Lined! Kumpakt Food Jugs aridny. 98¢ substantially constructed jug with a steel ing, a stoneware lining, and a wide neck for ease Has a capacity of one gallon. Will keep liquids or foods hot or cold for mady hours. ‘One of them will add to the picnic. 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