Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1933, Page 9

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. 909 F St. N.W, Opportunity’s last knock on the doors of thrifty buyers Use Your Credit . . . No Interest Charge for Deferred Payments In Walnut or Mahogany—3 pes. 39 The extra piece to make a 4-piece suite is only $17 $5 Delivers This Suite Take your choice of a drésser or vanity, chest of drawers and poster bed. This splendid suite is made of walnut or mahogany veneers; graceful design, and finished with decorative panels and overlays. The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. Easy Terms Twin Studio Couch 1995 Jenny Lind 3-Pc. Bed Ensemble Iucludes wood spool bed, felt mattress— eoil spring. ¢ K Authentic Jenny Lind design . .. Choice of maple. walnut or mahogany finish; dofible or twin size. By day a smart studio couch— by night a comfortable double bed or pair of twin beds. Complete with inner-spring mattress and 3 kapoc-filled pillows. 2-Piece Friezette Hand-Carved-Base Living Room Suite 574 7-Pe. Walnut Veneer Dinette Suite Made of genuine walnut veneer on hard- wood. Most attractive design comprising an extension table, combination server and china buffet and 4 chairs with upholstered seats to match. Fere's a suite that will please the entire family. Well constructed, with hand-carved base rail and covered in fine quality friezette. Comprises a long cofa and lounge-type chair. Reversible spring-filled seat cushions. 85 Delivers This Suite . . $17.50 High Quality . Inner Spring Mattress A splendid, comfortably made mat- s with inner spring. assuring rest- $ .95 ful sleep. Covered in heavy art ticKing. = Easy Terms Jh (fitlius Lansburgh Phone NAtional 87 Entr e, 909 F B s L ] 1 87 St. i Phone NAtional 8748 | D. C, AUGUST 6, 1933—PART—ONE. ' FARMERS' PAYMENT RULING DUE SOON Cabinet Board to Decide Tuesday if Crop Checks Go on Debt to U. S. By the Associated Press: President Roosevelt’s cabinet ad- visory board will seek a solution on ‘Tuesday for the newest problem facing farm administrators in carrying out their extensive plans for curtailing pro- duction of farm crops. It was decided yesterday that the board will be asked to determine whether administrators will be required to withhold amounts owed to the Gov- ernment by farmers who are scheduled for benefit payments in consideration for agreements to cut their output. The board will be given an opinion prepared b{x Attorney General Cum- mings at the request of Secretary of | Agriculture Wallace. Already this has been referred to President Roosevelt, on whose behalf the question has been turned over to the rd for determi- nation. Payment Held Essential. Farm administrators regard as essen- tial to the success of their program a waiver of the Government's claims for the time being. They desire such a| decision to make possible prompt for- | warding of checks to cotton growers| Wwho have agreed to plow up from 25 to 50 per cent of their crop. The checks| are being withheld pending final ac-| tion. About. $100,000,000 is scheduled Qards of Thanks. WHITE. We wish to m‘:‘::"w':u‘?:r‘nmy kind iriends “and incere Thelr many Kindnessss 234 aiso extend & heartfelt thank you for the many eipres- sions of thy and the many beiuti- ful floral tributes sent. PAMILY. GANNAWAY. THOMAS D. For the beauti- 'l ‘Hors1 " remembrances and the many ressions of love snd sympathy ent of the transiation of our be- ishand and_father, THOMAS D. AY, wish 1o express our e THE PAMILY., * WAY, leepest appreciation. Bratha, ABRAMS, LULA. On Saturday. August 5. 1033 ‘st herresidence. the ‘Burlingtor LULA ABRAMS, aged 73 years. Remains Testing at the Lee funersl home. 4th st and Mass. ave. ne. Notice of funerai| er. | BARNETT, HORACE EDWARD. Departed ihis lite Priday. ¢ 4, 1933. a7 a.m., | HORACE EDWARD, oeloved husband of Bertie Dunbar Barnett and devoted father | of Harris E., Eva L. and Clotilda A. ' Barnett. Funeral Sunday. August 6. at i 5 m., from 8t. Luke's P. E. Church. Rela- tive: and friends invited. ) BATES. EDWARD, Departed this life on | Satuiday, -~ Augist 5. 1933 EDWARD | BATES of 43 L st. nw. He leaves to mourn their loss & loving wife. Bates; two stepchildren, Alberta Bennett and. Louise Knox. and s host of other relatives and friends. Body temporarily resting At Mlvan & Bchey's funeral home, N. J'ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of fu- neral later. BENNETT, ESTHER MORTON. On Satur- day. August 5. 1933, at_her residence. 4104 Military 'rd. n.w.. ESTHER MOR- N. beloved wife of ‘Maj. Chester A ennett and mother of Melville B. Ben- nett. Notice of funeral later. CALDWELL, LYDIA. On Thursday, Aug 3. 1933, at_her residence. 1%0% Bennii 1d. ne, LYDIA CALDWELL. _beloved | daughter of Carrie Caidwell ~ 8he also | leaves two sons. Pat and Wilson Cald- well: * three brothers, Lwo sisters and many other relatives snd friends. Re- mains resting at the John T. Rhines fu- neral chapel. 3rd and Eye sis. sw. Pu- neral Mondsy. August 7. at 1:30 pm. from her lste residence. Interment Payne's Cemetery. CONTEE, LUCY V. On Wednesday. August 2. 1933, at_her residence, Nauck. Va. UCY V. CONTEE devoted daugnier of ichard ‘and Millie Contee. She also Joseph Contee: one George Brown: one aunt. Georgi- . and & host of other relatives Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. ard and Eye sts. s.w. Funeral Bunday. Augus: 6. at 1:30 pm.. from Mount Zion Baptis' for distribution. Administrators desire the waiver also in order to assure acceptance by farm- ers of their domestic allotment plan for | wheat. The wheat rlmpai’n will be | under full headway in a few weeks,| with about $980,000,000 scheduled for distribution this Fall. Administrators, however, have been advised from many sections that unless obligations including seed, feed and crop production loans are waived the response will be lukewarm in some areas where farmers are heavily in- debted to the Government. See Reduction Fallure. Likewise, they are anxious for the ‘walver in connection with plans now being developed for paying benefits to tobacco, corn, hog and rice growers. Some administrators are convinced that few farmers would consent to reduce their acreage if their payments would be withheld as an offset to what they owe. Protests against the delays in for- warding cotton payments already have been received, with farmers in some areas asserting that they were assured by campaign committees that they would be paid cash without offsets. and that othefwise they would have refused to take areas of their growing crop out | of production. Attorneys said the main bar to a full waiver is a law enacted in 1875. That statute is interpreted by some offi- clals as requiring that when Govern- ment payments are made, sums owing the Government must be withheld. Judicial Heads Silent. Members of the staff of the Attorney General and the Farm Administration Who have studisd it, together with other laws bearing on the subject, refused to discuss it undin&the decision by the advisory board. hers said they were vague as to its history and .whether | subsequent legislation opened the way for making an exception of benefit pay- ments, Marriage Licenses. 511 F st ne. and Luella same address: Rev. A and Mount Rainer, erty. 1731 23, 20. Gaithersberg. Md Bowman, Peancis ' Mecartin, 1 s rthy, vin d _Helene . Cumpbell, 1901 13t J M zine: Shepherd st Fiigs Pleisher. 25, Decatur st.; Oecil T. Smith. 22,1661 and Lelia V. Kent. Fev. Thomas E_Boorde Joseph S. Salas. 24. 15720 K st. and Loui rey. 22, 634 P st sw Rev. F. B. cker Ambrose W. Clay. 24. College Park. Md, and Burnadette Robinson 30 Penn. sylvania ave: Judge R E. ingly. Lawrence C. Brown, 2. 414 Seward square d Monnie M. 6 Gupbton. 38, same ad- Judge Nathan Cayton. Henry J. Stoll. 28. Brookivn. Md.._and Anna Ocasek. 20" Curtis Bay, Md.. Rev. A R 31. and Th nson. 31 and Theresa M. McEiroy. 25. both of Baitimore: Rev. J. B Malloy. James F. Hell. 23. and Eunice 1. Ambler. 1%, both of Herndon. Va.: Rev. H. W. Toison. Otis B. Carter, 28 and Thelma O. Dodson. 29. both of Richmond. Va.: Rev. Thomas Boorde. Donald L. Kreh_23. and Helen C. Willard, 18, both of Frederick, Md.: Rev. T. E. Boorde. Donsld M. Ruby J and Rev, Boulevard ave. 19, 829 6th st ; an. 23, Portland. Mg rl, 21, Salem. Va.: M. Hennis. H W. impass. 28, and 1. Doth of Alexandria, Prame. Harry A Rudy. Harrisbure. Pa. and 1 } 24, Burkeville, Md.: M. Crudden. 22, M, Hennis Eugene A 21 st se. and Beih & Baler 1o, "M & st se. P. L. Moore. Sales. 33. and Myrile A. . _both ef Richmond. Va.: . German. Oarencs W Bavip. 5 and Lettie Cofee. n. v, Co R Baltimore 818 Pickford pi P ckford piace Births Reported. Bernard J. and Helen R. McCarthy. boy. Francis J. and Eleanor C. Lucas. boy. Moncure B. and Maxine Berg. boy. Elas N. and El;:htlh Ccslmem boy. . AN ances C. Lee. boy. M. and Freda A. 'nfn!l’. boy. S. and Rose A. Beall. boy. B. and Doris E. I. Riley. boy. id Daisy Upchurch. boy. Willlam H. and Dorothy H. Gill. boy. Oscar 1. and Mildred Dodek. boy. R. and Lena B. Norford, girl Jacob and Anna R. Bondaroff. girl. Barnett E. and Mary E. Williams. girl. Vércon and Katherine Reed, 1. Vergon L. and Minnié M. Tart. gmery and Marion 1. Die rant B. and Florence G. Melville 8 and Leila Kno: irl. Joseph P. and Anita Waters, gt Bertrand Emerson. 72. 4801 Conn. ave. vid J. Proudfoo! . 1447 Pa. ave. se n G. Kelly. 66. 531 Rittenhouse st. John Ganoe, @, Diipont Circle aries E Moriarty. 65, Emergency Hospital. Pred W. Springmeyer, 62. 1123 drd st. n.e. Ambrose P. Hill. 59. Emergency Hospital. Lucinda E. Moorman, 4;. Emergency Hos- Dital Asnes Ramsey. 0. 1275 Rock Creek Ford rd. 1t R. B Y. Preedmen’s Hospital. grearet Johmsor, 5y Caspalty Hospital John Minor. 46, St. Eilzabeth's HoSBItaL: Thomas Gillian, 47, Casualty Hospital. Tt Brosks. 31. 3053 Georgia ave ence Jones, i1, Providence Hospital Cotton, 20, Freedmen’s Hosp: na Harper, 34, 3613 Douglas rd. ivey Neals' 3.’ Gallinger Hospital ristobell Hawkins. 15. Gallinger Hospital. Clifton Dyson. 1. Gallinger Hospital. FOUND. ERTT AT W Reward. Mary TWEED BPORT COAT—Las BoiT e, Baturdsy, Phone GEoreia BULL TERRIER PUPPY. last Thursday. _Reward CERTIFICA E. I du Pent G, 8. Burrell Dépt._Reward. DOG.” Spilz mi erry n. Reward. AThtic 1150. DOG, crossed Dol ity Tt B Micomb st nw EM. T035. LOCKET. small siiver and enas Vardf returned to 1% C st. ne. LI Nemours & Go, “Rerurs 10 emours 7 Bu. Fards and Docks. Navy and Oolorado ave., con- to person aimost e R s, lumbla = i col taipin lady's. white. contaiging s 'qx mear Navy Dept. Fhioae Srhantic 5058, s WATCH, Ja's sl Swiss, Yl ‘Dep! as Circle on Aug. 4. E‘?. el bor SRR R . RIS “cash and Reward. 3 ’s, ml‘;l hi:h August 1. E| i | gentle north winds. becoming variable. F| Rev. | i 800 49th st. ne.. Church. Interment Odd Fellows' Cemetery. COOPER. SARAH EMILY. On Tuesdsy. Au- gust 1. 1933, BARAH EMILY COOPER. the devoted wife of Joseph 8. Cooper. mother of Josephine Cooper Greenwald and Doro- thy Cooper of New York City. Biva Cooper Bruster of Amityviile, Long Island: Negor Soter Cooper of New York City; sister ot Jennie Wells. Catherine Thomas of Provi- dence, R. I Robert D. Cralg, John B. Oraig’ of Ohio, Edward Craig of Chicago. and William H. Craig. and grandmother of Roland Cooper Greenwald. She aiso leaves other relatives and frien; Re mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarv funeral church. 1432 You nw.” until thereafter o Rt residence of da . Mrs. reenwald. 512 67th st. n.e unday. August 6. at 1 p.m.. from Metro- | politan M. £ Church, M st._ between 15th and 16th sts. n.w. Rev. Thomas offici- | ating. Interment Harmcny Cemetery. 6 | COOPER. SARAH E. All members of Geth- semane Chapter. No. 3, O. E. 8. are hereby notified io attend the funeral of Honored Lady SARAH E. COOPER. Bu dey. August 6. 1033, at 1 Metropolitan A M._E. Church TSON. W GHAPMAN. B B MarY P OWKITE, B i DORSEY. CORA E. On Priday. August 4. 1933, at her residence. 915 Rhode Island | nw. OORA E. DORSEY. beloved | shier ‘of “the late Rachel J. and Os- | | burn Dorses. sister of Mrs. Christy T | Smith and sister-in-law of Dr. William | L Smith. Puneral r | dence Monday. " August 3 | thence to St Aurustine's Catholic Church. | where high mass will be celebrated at 10 | oclock 8t Mount Olivet | | Cemetery. i EARLY. MADELINE SCOTT. On Frida August 4, . T residence.’ 115 R MADELINE | SCOTT EARLY. the devoted wife of Dr. Benlamin H. Early_ daughter of Rebert | C, and Ma T. Beott. sister of Rob. She aiso leaves a host Interment st nw. ert C. Scot | of other r d friends. Remains | 3 iy at 8 P. Morrow Co. | funeral pa: ., 4 4th st. nw. until 8 , Avgust 6 thereatter at her | late residence. reral Monday, August | pt.1 pm.. from Second Baptist Churen. | drd st_between H and Ese sts. n.w. Rev | J L. Holloman offciating. Harmony Cemetery. EABLY. MADELINE SCOTT. | members of the Teachers' Be: Annuity Association are hereby notified of the death of Mrs. MADELINE SCOTT EARLY. J. E. SYPHAX, Pres. J. L. GRAY. Sec. | Interment THE WEATHER i District of Columbia—Fair today and | tomorrow, slowly rising temperature; Maryland and Virginia—ZX:cir today and tomorrow, slowly rising tempera. ture. ‘West Virginia—Fair, slightly warmer | today; tomorrow partly cloudy and warmer. River Report. Potomac River little muddy and | Shenandoah very muddy late yester- | day afternoon. Record for Last 24 Hours. Midnight 67 12 noon . 2 am, 65 2 pm 4 am. 63 4 pm 6 am. 61 6 pm 8 am. 68 8 pm 10 am. 76 10 pm. . Record Until 10 P.M. Saturday. Highest, 81, 4 p.m. yesterday. Year 91 71| 80| 81| 81 5 69| | 60, 5:30 a.m. yesterday. Year | | Record Temperatures This Year. | Highest, 100, on June 9. Lowest, 14, on February 9. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Oeast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today. 8:14am. 2.29am. . 8:42pm. 3:01 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Rises. | Sun, today.... 5:12 | Sun, tomorrow 5:13 | Moon, today.... 7:54 p.m. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in ths | Capital (current month to date): Month. 1933. Average. Record. . 325 709 '82 6.84 '84| 884 91 9.13 '89 1069 '89 | 10.94 '00 10.63 '86 1441 .28 1081 76 857 '85 869 '89/ 7.56 01 in Various Cities. ~ Precipi- Tomorrow. 9:04am. 2.63 3.24 . 467 6.26 388 6.71 0.16 ~Temperature. Max. Min tation, & Sai- Fri. Sat.pm.to urdey. nishi. 8 p.m.8p.m. .78 B e Re 62 RO AR Asheville. N. C. Atlantie Sy antic - Md. . Baltimore. o Birmingham. Bismarck. N. Boston. Mass.. Buffalo, N, Y... 0.02 | 0.01 India; % Jacksonvilie e note Atk Los Angeles. Calif.. Louisvile, v Omaha, Nebr.. Philadeiphia. Pa. oenix. Afiz Pittsburgh. Portiand, Me. riand. it Lake City, Utah. 8t. Louis, Mo, . Paul. Mi A-9 ° Braths. { EARLY, MADELINE, The offcers andy members of Prince Hall Chapter, No. 5 O. E. B. are requested to attend the fus | neral of Hon. Lady MADELINE EARLY. on Monday. August 7. 1433, at 1 o'clock, from Becond Beptist Church. 3rd st. be- tween H and I sts. n.w HELEN 7. ALEXANDER. R. M. 4} AMBROSE SHIEF, R. P. i BERTHA SAUNDERS, Sec’y Ve HANCY, EMMA JA! FOWLER. On Pri- day, August 4. 1933, at 4:50 pm.. at her home. near Rockville. 'Md. EMMA JANE FOWLER. the beloved wife of th late Samuel B. Haney. Funeral from her late Tesidence on Monday. August 7. at 10 am. Interment Rockville Union Cem- etery. 6, JOHNSON. JAMES A. On Friday, August 4. 19033, J, ES A, beloved husband of Virgie Johnson and father of M: Le- venia_E. Steffani and James A. Johnso ir. Puneral from Deal's funeral ho 816 H st. ne. on Monday. Aug 3:30 pm. Reiatives and Interment Glenwood Ceme: JAMES A. ‘The members of Po- Valiey Forg~ O. U. A M, wil neral parlors. K16, gust 7. 1933 at 3:15 pm. to attend ! ggtxtral of our brother, JAMES A. JOH) THOMAS E. DeLOZIER, L. M. GREEN, Secretary. MARTINNAS, SUSAN A. ust 4, at DSY JUSAN' A. MARTINNAR. Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. iuneral home 1400 Cheapin st. n.w.. on Monday. Au- ust 7. at 7 p.m. Friends are inviied. nterment Williamsport. Pa. McDONOUGH, THOMAS F. Priday. August 4, 1933, at his residence 1510 Neal st ne.. MAS F. McDON- OUGH. Funeral from the Wm._ H. Sardo & Co.'funeral chapel, 412 H st. ne Monday. August 7. at K30 am to_the Holy will be said at friends invited. vet Cemetery. MORIARTY, Councilor. On Fridav. Au- Hospital, Miss Suddenly. on Suddenly. on Priday. “August Emergency Hospital.” CHARLES E_ MORIARTY. be- loved hisband of the late Minnie J' Mo- riarty and father of William R. M Mrs.” Vera M. Valentine, A Latona, Mrs. Lillian M. Sin: C. R. Cover. "Remains resting at the Ive; funeral home 310 Wilson bivd., Clarer don, Va. Funeral Mondav. Au 7 10:30 a'm.._{rom Ives’ chapel Columbia Gardens Cem: Va MORRISON. EATIE. Suddenls. on August 4. 1933, KATIE MORRISON beloved wife of the late James and mother of Mrs ing at the W. east branch funer se. Notice of O'HARA. AN Saturda of her son. . Cha Mary s rectory. Rockvil FLIZABETH O HARA daughter's residence. Md. Tuesd ; am., thence to St. John's Church. Eager and ' Valiey sts. where solemn reguiem mass will be offered at 936 a.m. Inte ment in the new Cathedral Cem Relatives and friends invited. PARMELF. August 4, 193 restdence, 545 Shepherd ' st PARMELI beloved wife of Donald H. Parmele. Fi neral {from the above address on Monda August 7, at 2 pm. Interment Oak Hil Cemeter: RAMSEY, AGM 1937 at her Church rd. nw. beloved wife of mother of Robert neral from the W. neral home. 1400 Monday. August 7. at % to Natlvity Courch. Brigh where mass will be offered at © her soul Relat Interment Mount . _On_Priday, residence. 1275 Rock AGNES 'RAMSE Silvester ' Ramsey E. Lee Ramsey. W. Cra Angust and the repose of friends _invited. Cemetery. SPRINGMEYER, FRED W. On Friday gust 4. 1933, FRED W. SPRINGMEYER. aged 62 vears. brother of Adelis mever. Funeral from the Deal nome. R16 H on Monday. A STEVENS. NELLIE E. On Sat 1 at_her residence. ave NELLIE E_STE wite of Samuel W Stev the above residence on 11 am. Relatives a Interment Fol TAT! TATUM mourn their nephew. Fun Gethsemane ave tive t WASHINGTO on ur WASHINGTO leaves to m Zura Lee Marjorie. a host Body tempora Bchey fune: R st. n.w, WHITE 19: Hospi Emma J. White (nee of Mis' Emma J. Pu White ' Funeral from 4524 Oth st. n.w. on at 10 am. Rel vited. ~Interme WILLIS. CHARLES _S. Union. No 4. I B. o will be held Sunday pm. at Hines' fu st. n.w. for our 8. WILLIS. Members please attend terment Monday. August at 2 Rock Creek Cemetery. JOHN J. RENALS. Sec. Depart 1933 nw loving WYATT. BERTHA urday. August of 1425 " Que mourn their los T. Wrait: a fath s brot ives and friends. Bo resting st Malvan & heme, N J ‘ave. and R of funeral late YATES. THOMAS. On Satu . ai the residence of his daught st nw. THOMAS YATES the late Elle d fa of rederick_ Yates, 3 and Mrs. Nellie Etting Funeral serv at the above address on Tuesday. August pm. Interment Glenwood Ces She husba; John Ho! and_a ho In Memortam. GREEN. FARL L. d loving re- membrance of nephew. EARL N who depart this life suddenly eighteen vears ago to- dey. August 6. 101 Memories of warm little i the love that was g der vears Left behind a broken-hearted mother and many tears DEVOTED MOTHER. FRANCES GREEN, AND AUNT. RUTH FRAZIER HARRISON. ELI ELLSWORTH. N sa loving remembrance of our dear husha and father. ELI ELLSWORTH HARRISO! who deparied ¢ A 161% HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER “MOOT. ESTELLE M. In loving memory of my dear friend. ESTELLE MARTE SMOOT. who passed away one year ago today. Au- gust 6. 1032 Some may think y And the wound is But little do they kn e §orrow ‘That lies in my_heart concealed. DEVOTED FRIEND. SMOOT. ESTELLE M. In loving brapcs of cur dear and devoted and sister, ESTELLE M. SMOQT. parted this life one vear ago to sust 8, 1932 Dear Esteélle. we miss vour kind. soft word: ‘The smile on your sweet. dear face God has taken you to heaven because Your work here was well done. But such a life as vou lived Was not lived in Bu holds influence : On lives that here remain 3 HER DEVOTED MOTHER. MRS MARY A. SMOOT. AND BROTHER. JAMES. Gone. but not forgotten. HER NEPHEW, ROLAND. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Modirn Chapel rereopone National 2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 ST CAPITOL " Phone Lincoln_0332 Chaillet Funeral Home 1804 M S N.W. __ NAtonal ssz2 Jcseph F. Birch’s Sons _ (I8AAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N\, Fhone West 0000 JOHN R. WRLGHT CO. 1337 10th St N. North 0047 Est: 18 WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 8th St. SE. Lincoln 0530. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nar connected with the eriginal R. Speare establishment. anonr 202 1009 H St. N.W. J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORTUM. . AVE. NE. GEO A. COMLE ikt hencss Slar gotten, 1 are fo nearly healed. re. 'divine 2 Gude Bros. Co,, 1212F St. e AL ST GEO. C.' S Py ot i 30 ] O%%é sunis J4th & X -~ YE