Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1935, Page 9

D. C, APRIL 7, 1935—PART ONE. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGT .,,..SE::":E..EE.?":?"E' School Head Dicd| F|[NERAL TUESDAY || Rites Tucsday s Vnendl and uuum Tor “thetr llnd ’mll y and lovel; flo!ll tributes I"- at m--du o our fi 'fl broti er HARRY M ofltr our l:g‘ i Bafofd on nulhur of "Arthur 8, "and B t':ld Smith and mother of Charles R. Rowe, nmer;l lrom the renldeme of h!! 1 l ll n.w. on Tu il friends invited to atiend. Oedlr Hi Ctmolzn LIVINGSTONE ART SCHOOL HEAD DIES E. T. Dickinson, Artist and Architect, Made Plans for War Camps, UGENE on Pridsy at_his residence. 1138 GENE T. DICKIN- ,Deloved husband of Jéssica” Liv- ingston’ Dickinson and_father of Virginia T. Dryden of Mi M i, Jeannette L. Anderson and’ Eug: ickinson. Jr.. of Jnk-onvme Hl - is also survived Nae Sasl ™ iz alo Complete Funerals o ESTE ST B e Alrll Memortal Hospital. w following" a ' long residence. ave. Takoma Park. She ltl'!l to_mourn their los inermms rold J. Seeley: her see c d Lelia’ Ford Jnhn- fer Fert " Jesse - C, nson, Jr "her nmrs Mrs, Blanche L. ‘nwmn» son, Mrs. G V. M M mab" at gmuv ncn g Former Aide to District Commissioner Will Be Buried in Arlington, | SPENCE, MARY DEAN, w cere appreciation and thanks pay ‘{rl;n;glnoll‘ Qur dmuudt mot!‘u‘r‘; S mbathy and Horal iribgies, (O ° THE FAMILY. WILLIAMS, ERNEST R. I wish to express my sincere thanks to the many h endl for their kindness and fio ¥ the death” of my “husband. ERNEST ILLIAMS. DEVOTED WIFE. ANNA M. WILLIAMS. Beatys. nefient Sepmar, ou i ggct . 35 a = N w' losDits at Hysong's parlors, Interment Gienwood Clmmn 1 DICKINSON. lunln X w..mmm.; 7 \ ige wiil :onnne in uufon of sorrow | at 7:30 p.m. Bunday. Anri‘l Bl WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK Invites yob to visit the most mod- ern purlal estate “within Parking d Planning Area RBeaut! inexpenstve bllvll! llMPll P o monument: Cross University | A Reitnauer of nd many other relatives and Remains resting LAt the '8 H. Hines Cc. funeral homs. 2901 141h n.w. Washington. D. C.. h ere faner: services wtl e held on Momhy Apnl at 2 with Rev. All date” omeiating. invited_ “Interment in Rock Cre gtery. Washington. D. Jai ‘and Eugene T. Dickinson, 49, president ?nu?;. | of the Livingstone Academy of Art | here since 1921, himself an artist and architect, died Friday night at his home, 1138 Connecticut avenue. Mr. Dickinson came to Washing- ton at the close of the World War, during which he had made plans for many training camps. Born in Richmond, he practiced first with the firm of Alexander Hay in New Or- leans, La. He graduated from the Pace Institute here in 1920. At the death of the founder of the art school he became its director in 1921. Mr. Dickinson was a member of the Elks and Woodmen of the World. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Jessica Livingstone Dickinson, and three children, Mrs. Virginia T. Dry- den, Miami, Fla., and Mrs. Jeannette L. Anderson and Eugene T. Dickin- son, jr., both of St. Petersburg, Fla. His mother, Mrs. J. Q. Dickinson, and | a sister, Mrs. Robert J. Tierney, live | in Anniston, Ala. He also leaves an- | other sister, Mrs. Sydney Atkinson of | savannah. 'Ga.. and two brothers, Stephen W. and Claude T. Dickinson of Washington Services will be conducted at Hy- | son’s funeral chapel tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. by Rev. William S. Abernethy, pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church. | Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Funeral services for Col. Mark Brooke, U. 8. A, retired, former as- sistant to the Distri¢t Engineer Com- missioner and later a member of the general staff here, will be held at the Fort Myer Chapel Tuesday at 3 p.m., followed by burial in Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. | The pallbearers will be Maj. Gen. E. M. Markham, Cols. W. P. Wooten, W. A. Mitchell, W. K. Wilson; Lieut. Cols. J. B. Richardson and F. W. Wilby. Col. Brooke, who died yesterday morning at Walter Reed Hospital, had lived at the Kennedy-Warren Apart- ments since 1932, when he resigned as division engineer of the Gull of Mexico division, stationed at New Orleans, for disability in line of duty. He had also served as district engi- neer at Jacksonyille, Fla., after his residence here from 1922 to 1926, first | as student officer at the Army War College, then as a member of the general staff. of April 81001, Who paesed to the Ollnfl Lodge of the Here- after April 5 lll uemcrn ll Hysong's chapel. J.xno 8 pm. Fu- peral April DI N T, Fxalted Ruler. Attest: W. 8. EY Betratary EDELIN. MARIA L Devarted this lite after ‘a Sriet tines orn- Fias Ing. Abri G, 10015, at 3:40 o'clock.. &7 | Providence tlolmh. MARIA L | s Ctvolefl husband, Wlllllln A. Edelin; | & devoted mother. Priscilla Sprigss: five cnlldren. Joseph. Le Roy. Margaret. Mary Aynes and Vincent Edelin. two ‘lrlndchl dren. | far inf b3 ang’ Baek ows and Dora He 4130 uvu one aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth l‘luhl"! and a_grandmother. Oelu Matthe e Pune, newspapers ol T SLATER, ELLA MARIA Priday. Avril 5. 19: her daughter. Mrs. C 21st st. n.! MARIA SLATER. I!flo' of Arba C. Slater of hnwm Mass., Puneral services Monday. Aoril at'4 p L the above residence. In- Terment” Whitinsvite Mass STRUTHERS, JULIA E. m.v o, at ner rerence: 1455 fa g, e A E. wife te Henry W Struthers. Serve ices at the chapel of Jnseph Ol')erl Sons. 1756, Fa. ave. Sundsy. Aoril 7. pm “fterment Bel winsvilié. Mass. TJIOMAS. CARRIE V. Departed this_life Saturday, Avril 6. 1035 at Seringield. e voted Mle of \William_ H, Thomas and mother of P. Thomas. Mrs. Ethel Tayernier and the. inte Mamis T Eizey Notice of funeral later. | THOMPSON. MARY L. Departed this lite on Priday 4prll 5. 1035, st 550 24th ne. ARY ONPSON. beigved Tioiher of Jennie T sag Alfred L. Jack: son. Puneral Monday. April %, at 11 from the above residence. R mains may be viewed from & p.m. Sa urday. April 6. until funeral hour. In- {irmept I Mount Zion Cemeters. Bai- timore. Ma. TRI(‘(-EI WILLIAM A. On Friday An il at 4750 Wisconsin Simdriane % 2700, Wiscons hushing of | Estelle Trigder. ~Remains resting ai the' Colonial funeral home of = William Reuben Pumphrey. Rgcknlk Md, Fi nera s Suddenly. at the home of les ‘!"hom 1703 on JOHN. On Thundl!, Anrll midnight, at his h JOHN. aged 7 d husband of Ida Betteker. rtslml at_the Colonial funeral_home of Willlam Reuben Pumphrey. Rockvill d neral services at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Rockville, Md.. on Monday. April 8, where requiem mass will be Sald at 9 a.m. " Interment Beac City. Ohio. BRICE. JOHN. Departed this life lud- on Saturday, Aoril 6, 1935, u 3 oun ELLER. CHARLES. denly. his_residence. BRICE. “lovire g Furl Bosce: | “Aoeti 5, 1935, Toving som of ‘Ele Wilkarhs. © He 1s_sur- Clura ¥ Ehes Fived by Jolher relatives and many e W. W. Ch: friends who mourn his departure. 1300 Cha in st mains resting at the John T. Rhiries m- ™, Sunday. April 7 neral chapel. 3rd and Notice of funeral later. BROOKE, WI W‘l’wfll'l‘" C Buddenly April 5. 19 Tamp WORTH € BROOKE. beloved” husband Catherine and Joseph. ters, three brothers. of other relatives maing resting “at W e neiar "o u MANNING 1728 CONN. AV NOrth 0018, W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road COl. 0464 Phones { ADams 10341 EUGENE T. DICKINSON. BICYCLES FOR HIRE STARTED BY CRAZE Welfare and Recreational Asso- ciation to Establish Services in Park Section. COL. MARK BROOKE. G. W. BAND WILL HOLD BANQUET TOMORROW Peter Buys Will Be Main Speaker at Annual Affair—Awards to Be Made. A member of an old Philadelphia family, the first American Bmoke_havw George Washington Umver.sny‘s‘! gw r::!ilvlfie& ; grant b;roflsl ‘g“)ll":::“band will hold its annual banquet | enn . he was born in - { | tomorrow evening at the Admiral, bisi8 O bt he entered West Rolut | 1640 Rhode st yetine, NatmaIL from Pennsylvania in 1898. fare and Recreational Association of | As a second lieutenant, he went to | known bandmasters have been invited | to attend. 1 i vi the Isthmian Canal | Public Buildings and Grounds, Inc.|Panama with ¢ ; d the dis- has decided to hire out bicycles this | COmIMission in 1903, and had the Peter Buys of Hagerstown, Md., composer of band music, will be the | 5 | tinction of receiving the canal from | Spring and Summer, starting in about | % Lot & | the French and raising the Ameri-| ;001 speaker. Other honor guests include Capt. Taylor Branson, leader two weeks. a | can flag. At Seventeenth street and Consti- | & % | tution avenue the association will | o 10 charge of the base at Brest dur- | o¢ tne Marine Band; Capt. Willlam have bicycles available for the public, | 118 the World War, Col. Brooke Was | giannard, leader of the Army Band, o that people may ride in East and | MAde an officer of the Legion of |ang'Tieui, Charles Benter, leader of }%?'egtm;t?tztx’:]l; ";:i‘;k{s 2 Cx;‘clmg! :;’rfi | Honor by the Prench government. | | the Navy Band. i Ve lar recently, but | e Was a member of the Loyal| "4 giver cup will be presented to the ! Honolulu has been postponed by Pan- | become very popular y, but | pecin™ the Milltary Order of the | American ~Airways from ~April 10 the officials are at a loss to explain | oni"war, the Society of American | SiS{anding member of the George for ord ar, the Y ‘Washington Band and gold keys will untl ApHl a6, to meetthe laemand) Wcthes (8 chenn Hotmy ot o re | mifiry; Eiginesratand thedBonsloll| Lt tennsaty wna nare e ited of collectors for more time in which | ue to the depression or the fac the American Revolution. He WaS | three years’ service. One year's serv- | ice will be rewarded with a sweater, se. Funeral .m.. from 8t ¥ S “"‘x’;{;m?"“z"uc“‘: Olivet Cemetery. e o onsaddenly, on Priday RLES. 'beloved hus- Remains rest- rs Co. funeral n.w. until 9 interment Vilas, | FOLEY, MARY JANE. On Friday. April 5. 1835, at the re-idence of her great- niece. Mrs. E_P. Anderson of Bon Air, Va.. Miss MARY JANE FOLEY. {unt of Mrs. G. K _Stuart of Bon Air, Va.: Mrs R._Heynes of St. David Samuel Ediin “of Seai an H Ken- C. Remains | resting at the Ives funeral home. 410 | Wilson blyd.. Clarenden. Va. Funeral from Ives’ chapel Monday ‘April & at | Kind- | 2:30 pm_Interment Flint Hill Ceme- | 7 Relatives and friends Rl(hmond Va. after. BROOKS, DANIEL, LAYMAN HAZARD. On Thursday. April 5. at his resi- dence. the Aigonne Apts. DANIEL LAY- MAN HAZARD BROOKS, brother of Mary W. Dillenback. = Funeral private. Iy omit flowers. BUTLER. GERTRUDE. Departed this life on Thursday. April 4. 1935, at her resi- dence._1404A Carrollburg st. s.w TRUDE. the devoted wife of Benjamin 5. Butler. ' She also leaves one sister. Jean- ette Magruder: two brothers. four step- children”and many_other relatives and s. 7. at Cycling has returned to Washing. ‘Notice 'of funerai her ton in boom proportions, so the Wel- fery. Oakton. Va. invited. FORREST. GEORGE. On_Priday April at Gal 1 Hospital. GEORGE | PORREST of ‘130t Tavior 2t 5 0 son | of the late Daniel and Sarah Forrest. brother of Mrs. Emma Hungerford, Mrs. | Martha Thomas. Mrs, Mary Andersor | Mrs Louise Thomas. Funeral Fucsday. April 0. at 10 am. from Frazier's taneral ‘home 380 "R T ‘ave I Interment "Atlington Natgnai Cemeters 8 JETT. MARTHA. 1935, at 9:5 Flight Delay Aids Philatelists. Philatelists last night were notified | that the first experimental air trans- DorL flight from San Francisco to i | TUR ER, num L. On Wednesday_ April 2 iw * BAviD 1 TORNER lhed db'vollt:d hu'SbM d ana ‘bro New York Ciey. ‘Rematas re W ¥ a 5. 5% gray officiating. _Interment in uncmn urner of Remains resting at the Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 14 x ru A On Priday. April = ol ; e al funer: 1ot ehuret terment ' Lincola Memorial WAl'l’[l HABI’ !LIZAIE'I‘H P“! AN On Thursday. April 4. 1935. Mv Catholic Home. 1043 P gt. n EEM k EISEMAN’S SEVENTH © F STS. to prepare first flight covers. |that it enables many muscles to be | o'member of the Army and Navy Club Memorial Cemetery. SOCIAL WORK CLASS = : DECURHEE HioipIaY: | and the Chevy Chase Club. The highw: d the metro- | 874 : . ‘ edd‘r Hi]l an centers are 30 crowded with | , 5l widow, Mrs, Marie ¥, Brooke: a2 L, TRERMAN. "'#?X.ii.?"f:%‘ | Washingtoms most politan centers are so crowded With |, gqughter, Mrs. John Shdell, and a| Assailant Kills Watchman. WILL HEAR RUHLAND the late Frank Walter, ‘Fineral YOUNG MEN'S W ( emetery automobiles that there is not as much | ;i ar “Mrs” Stephen M. Foote, widow| 1ITTIE PALLS, N. Y. April 6 e | e 7 | 1135k st nowe on Mowasy Aariy % SI RING .| FOR REFERENCE AsK pleasure as formerly in motoring as in|of Gen, Foote, survive. “,) “John M. Ober. 68, a night “Your City's Health” Will Be JENNIE. On Wednesday. Aprii = ai # am. Requiem mass at the Ghurcr | _YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR past time, officials observed today. JENNIE JOHNSON. nr the Immaculate Conception at :20 , W b o s R | watchman, who was found unconscious | Subject at Meeting of ioving wife mother of | Should the cycling fad become per- | | of Henry Johnson devoted r of Relstives “and fnendn mm-. manent here, Mr. Finnan declared he | TURE ANGLE | and tied hand and foot in a remote meryille N> i Hopen il Joserh -i:::::m\lt:;v)?::zs C::m" will consider building special cycling NEW TOR <pm of the Gilbert knitting miil to- Volunteers ABETH. The mem ENTERS HURD CAS day, died later in a hospital from | . Adopted Daughter Is Accused of aven muny cone relethe and ticusa | | Ders of the Thicd Order of 81 Pime paths, as is done in European coun- T e e xier are requested to assemble at the Fran tries. The authorities will wait, how- | injuries inflicted when he was struck down by unknown assailants A Assault With Dagger to Kill Flagman. Dr. George C. Ruhland, District health officer, will speak tomorrow at . —— 11 am. in the United States Chamber | Crane Will Be Speaker. of Commerce Building at a meeting | Jere J. Crane, first assistant super- |©f the class studying "Delinquem:yl intendent of schools, will address the and Health” for volunteer workers, Ketchum-Van Buren Home and under auspices of the Council of Social School Association at the Ketchum | sgencies' Volunteer Service Commit- f April 16, it N Tgf‘;rgm = | tee. His subject will be “Your City's | ©On Tuesday morning, April 9, the | Health.” mothers of grade school pupils will| The course, which was begun last | meet with the association at the week, will be completed with meetings etchum School. Wednesday and Friday. Wednesday E_———[mornw at 11 o'clock Dr. Harriet | FOUND. | Twombly, senior psychiatrist at st. | to mourn her departure. Remains rest- | ing at the John T. Rhines """}:"‘:‘ x§-;m scx?ml"m.{'l;”"“"n 11 7 ay. April 7. 16 ever. to see if the bicycle craze will ¥ |go the same way as the miniature | bank book showing deposits of $1,541 was found in Ober’s clothes. chapel. 3rd and Eye sts s.w._ urday evening. thereafter at X pm. for m! purpose of rttmnw lr Tesidence. 340 P st o Rosary for the repote of the soul c our jate xxstn MARY ELIZABET golf courses. Paul's Chnreh. ~ ! Moum Oh\n C:metery. ' Persia Sponsors Contest. JUDGE, EUGENE R. On Thursday Ann' EUGENE R JUDGE. beloved Bushans of Margaret ~ Judge Regan). _Funeral from_ his late cence. 405 Clinton st.. Brooklyn, N. Monday. Aoril 8. at 9:30 a.m. g | LANCASTER. MARY AGNES. Departed this life on Saturday April 6. 103, 5:25 am. M devored Gaughter of Jarrett and Rens | Lancaster. She also leaves to mourn | their loss four sisters. Mabel. Gladye Laura and Louise; a brother. Jerome, and many other relatives and friends Remains at her late residence. 1420 10th st. n.w. after 6:30 p.m. Sunday. | Puneral from the above residence on | day. A a followed | lnmmm ASHINGTON, WILLIAM W. this Iife on Thur: day “April’s ac B am ROSE JUENEMANN. Precept | Open competition, with a prize of @bngressional ‘ . L . i - (Wusl‘mg!an s ggflonc %Z,?un‘:::"g‘; é:{ hp'g's;:,“le::fén = | plans for a s exchange to CON- | By the Assoclated Press emelery ||fmoied i Tengrn. an, Flate | xaNSAS GITY, Aprt 6—Tre weira| | National Bank of Persia before June | Herbert Hurd torture case, already 1, 1935. Specifications for the com- | embracing a woman's death, a double- petmon can. be secured at the| edged dagger and a oulja board, took another startling twist today. A surprise charge of assault with resi- John and, Bettie Washington the hu band of Pannie J. Washington and fi PREF of the Tate Waier G Washingto: He also leaves to mourn their %% other relatives and friends Monday. March K. at 1 p.m iste residence 2037 11th st VirnsnyTayior oficiating Harmony Gemeters VI"IT\EY» Wl’l.l-ll\l H. On Saturdav. 935. at his residence, 1117 Rldz! rd Nnrth Woodside. Md. WIL- LIAM H..'husband of Sarah S. Whitnev. Ser eu hxsnllple residence Sunday Inlemn . Single Sites—Family Plots | Office 1801-E St. S.E. | am.. Interment New See our collection and you'll agree Eiseman's have the best clothing values. Stylish, rich- looking suits in the new sporty ANY FAMILY CAN AFFORD RYAN SERVICE” | intent to kill Hurd, 77-year-old rail- | road crossing flagman, was filed against, his adopted daughter, Miss R LOST nimal = $ho: Rescus one North 5730. OR WANTED A League. o ALS appy | Elizabeth’s Hospital, will speak on | | “Mental Hygiene in the Home.” Fri- | | day morning will be devoted to two LOST. | round-table discussions, the first Church Stafaway Relatives and friend< Interment in church ceme- |.\‘\SBLIGH THOMAS. On Friday. ADrll 3 Blinswict’ &idaal “ILLIAMS. ALICIA E. Departed this life on Fricay April 51955 afier & thort 55, daughter of the late Al.nie E. Williams. She leaves ‘THOMAS. aged 12 vears, son | daughter Gertrude L. Fountroy: a sis ter. Nettie Cissel: a nephew. Claudius S. Ramsey. and brother-in-law. Prank E. Ramsey. and a host of othe: 2nd friends to mourn tneir lo 3 Grday. “Puncral Mondsy. "Apri &, feom the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church. at 1:30 p.m. Interment Harmony Cem- etery. T MLIAMS. Ior;‘ ‘;Nn.sklllmgewrllsd l';lellth Problem,” | of Mal}k and Hortense Lansburgh. ' Pu- | which wi ed by Miss Beatrice | ©Deral from 311 aho ave. n.w. on | Mullin, director of the Social Service | Saadsy; ARril © at 1015 8 "{:em’er;}'r‘; ! | Department at Georgetown University | Please omit flowers. | | Hospital. The second will be on “A n.AnnuorQ ALI?I'“ nl' gn d'rhflursdl); | ygi . . at Walter Reed Hospita Mental Hygiene Program for Wash ALICE " B, inee Ubhoff) ington,” with Miss Margaret Hagan,| PFerdinand dnl‘nue vellow gold. Saturday fQeld director at St. Elizabeth’s Hos- ™o G. McDermot af the Tabler funcral Home: S’ on bul or street car | pital for the American Red Cross, atTchapel at between East Riverdaie and’o(h and sass. | leading the discussion. Tnterment at Fort ave. n.w. or in taxi from Central Union | 0 | Market o 14th and P nw. mscription The course is designed to instruct ‘Mother to Teenie.” Reward if returned | volunteers in the fundamentals of social i TRt "ot oo service work so they can be assigned SPANIEL. bla wearing _red 1o the Community Chest and other Telephone | social agencies for volunteer service. backs and form-fitting models, A | Police announced they had evidence Al thej oY S mey There are some 85 separafe e L W e services that we render | Wednesday of shats fied by Hurd Mrs. Nellie A. Hurd, 63, who died suits now—then you'll appre- Hurd, recovering from numerous ciate this low price. All sizes. t It is common belief that the professional work and the | wounds at a hospital, told officers CHARGE IT furnishing of a casket are the major tasks of a funeral that his wife had insisted her ouija NOTHING DOWN director. These are but two details—important, yes! But | board revealed he had been indis- | there are at least 85 separate and distinct bits of service | creet with a neighbor woman and Just Pay connected with a Ryan funeral. When you consider that, \;’ also was keeping money hidden from on the average, the services of a funeral director and his her. He said the charges were false, | . $8.25 IN JUNE $8.25 IN JULY Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays. inclusive. up to moon day of 18sue Sacturdays and legai holidays up to 10 a.m day of issue. For the Sunday Star _up to 11 pm. Saturday i Bertha: Hurd, 44, | i’ R EDWARD. On _Saturdss. e 5. at hls "smtnee 4341 nw . “EDWARD' WILLIAS on 15 Vertie Williams. fat L4 Verne Williams, ‘Also’ survivin is one uncle. Robert Lewis. an of other relatives and friends mains at Prazier's funeral home. ve. n.w. Notice of funeral ls 70D, MARY TERESA. Aprd 5. toas ‘at br iness. * A TE! the beloved xife of RDDEH Woods devoted daughter of the late Nathaniel and Martha Milec Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Pu- neral Monday. April 8, at 2 p.m.. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funerai_church 1432 You st. n.w. Interment Harmons Cemetery WYCHE. JAMES H. St Qay. April Hospital. Cemetery, TMREDITH. Lous F. Denar Thy % “Lincoln | Re- To us, the most important work of all is the fact Ryan service is planned solely to relieve the bereaved family of all possible worries and burdens—to provide for as much seclusion, comfort and convenience as it is possible to give. So that in the years to come the knowledge thai this has been done brings peace and contentment. of three days you can readily see that this must be true. | Hurd burned him with a red hot| o k" W ame Soccaies | Mrs. John Jay O'Connor is chairman : poker and stabbed him with a dagger. me Soc: Slerhone ACHSHUND PUPPY. child's pet. lost a of the committee sponsoring the | at the McGuire funeral home. course. st. n.w. Funeral from the above funeral Rome. 1830, Hth st 0w "on Monday April 8, at 9:30 a.m.. foliowed by cele- bration high requiem mass at St Aueustine’s Catholic Church at 10 a.m Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 7 MILLS, CHARLES R. On Thursday, April | et Dis home Hunting Hill, Md ARLES & attendants are at the call of the family for the best part | but that he admitted them when Mrs. x'iu.?,,,.,"“ SURGEON |s HONORED week 820, Rzunm Please return. w“kfn' Columbu o n nd_white, green ¢ — vmnuy of Anacosti Dr. George J. Conley, surgeon of | Kansas City. Mo., told the osteopathic | | physicians of the District of Colum- | bia at a dinner given in his honor | at the Columbia Country Club Fri- + day evening, that the high tension of modern life is increasing the disease | of goiter. Among other causes he listed the deficiency of iodine in the drinking water in certain sections |of the country. Walkers Raise Funds. ‘To raies funds for the Cupar, Scot- land, ambulance organization, a walk- ing match was held recently over the 13-mile course from Cupar to Lady- bank and back, a collection being taken along the route. i [ . E E — Births Reported. Earl M. and Betty 8. Thomas. boy. Peter P. and Mary T. Schrider. boy. Fred A 'and Helen E. Tobin. boy. Richard N. and Virginia B.' German, boy. Jacob and 'Ann Krabower. boy. Denis R. and Helen A. Ayres. boy. Karl D.'and Ann A. Lucy. girl. Kurt and Bertha Kriegsmann. Robert L. DOG. No. 13040 Linicols SIN P ATCH &reen gol 4th st nea Commerce Bidy, Flease® call Decatur 1365 Reward. * EVENING BAG. fitted biack satin. con- taining rings and other valuables. near Willard Hotel around midnight Priday. Reward. _Call Shepherd | LEATHER BAG—Lost lrumAur‘ hemeen " Apri " Dicke A MacD” stamp bt aay Sudi blace Ryan Ambulance Service, $4 Local Call Wyche and the late Roberta Wyche Diggs. He also leaver five aunts and two uncles. Remains resting at the W Ernest Jaryis funeral church, 1432 You §tp ¥, Funeral” Monday. April 8. at from the above Puneral chireh InfeTmertt Ariinston Natiomer Cemetzr: P\menl s!"lcefi at !hr lbnve funeral home Sunday. April 7. 2 p.m. Interment Forest Oak cemnn | Gaithersburg. MORRISON. ELLA B. on Saturday, April | at Baltimore. MORRISOR. aed %o e nain: Tecting ac the Golonial fun home o(x William " ‘Reuben . Pumphrey. - Rockvilie, Md. Puneral services. private. at the | above funeral home on Monday. Aoril &, at 11 am. Interment private. (OTLEY. LEO A. On Satur lms 2t his residence. 2| OTLEY. SPRING TOPCOATS $2 4.75 We have them in all the best styles and shades. Pay only $8.25 monthly. James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. .Ave. S.E. ATlantic 1700-1701 In Memorium. MATHEWS. MATILDA. In lo\1nl memory n(hour 1urdu’ster MATILDA MATHEWS who enteres into_rest one ell’ jo to- day. April 7. 1934 i3 . The angels came in silent tr And gathered around our sister's bed: !l"!::ay lb':l:‘" ):hmin‘(fiflll"x lbme’ 1 ; r Toe? bore Rer”R0 SR SRR tove JOSEPHINE N FLORENCE W v Edwin P. ind. Kathleen n Fodman, " boy. Chester S. and Evelyn M. Goebel. boy. Paul E. and Ethel M. Krum. girl. Michale and Emily Tate, girl. William L. and Sadie E. Perry. girl. Albert G. and Mary Gimesky. To Kenneth and Mary Jones. James and Ruth Fendell. girl. Morris and Dilihah Payne. girl. William P. and Madeline Gaski; Christopher and Jannie Ead 3 9. 30 8 Richard and Mattie M-the'l il St. Sal | Relltlves nnfl friends m-! Deaths Reported. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- \{,lry E. V‘«llleh 91 3043 P st. Sienn Carrul) M. S| 321t st. Call Lincoin | John W. Gresnian. Biue Plains. D. C. JEllzllbelh M. Ra Homeopathic Hos 1 'Nxmmd‘ Anderson, 1447 East Capi- s Catherine T. Sheehy. 19 35th st. ntr 5n 2912 Hoth 1 N Shiiman. 45, Emersency Hos- pita Raymond J. Hartnett. 3. 612 M st. Infant Russell C. Rice, Children's "Hos- | 1sebehls Bennett. 74 1420 P st { Luiey Carroll, 6¥. 408 | Mary Thompion. 2 large ring m B e Toole Taliater ; | Erench Miles, Gal Au:ns.zufl Wadieton: Iphonzo Burwell or \xnnm Bennie Edelin. Gauinger Bosnital, ave. Silver Spring. Md!| Infant Harvey Alexander. Gallinger Hos: with E acDous: th, aen Jackson Helghts. New Yok City. Of telephone Mr Wilmot, Shepherd 1945. T U N Washington, D. C. POCKETBOOK, betweer i Hechts and Me- Crory's th st ay. Reward. B one Adams 300 Mrs. A’ T. Paster. ‘ April 6. asod idih st nw ' | A Nionroe t. A beloved son of Clthes!ne Moat(‘"x (nee Moore) and the a OLICE_DOG. , male. Poneq At mmny Alexlndn Rew. hone Geo: brown leather. 1 mlrk!d Harris.” on Priendship Heights car Fridi cunmnln; lady's gold watch marked [ Pauline™ on inside 58 21st w sn.vm ROSARY, name gn back of cross.” Reward. RICH, FULLER. OCO\VOR REV. .MMB ! high requiem mass wil Stephen’s Church. DN o M d ‘Plnr!n(e vned, A u!emn 25tn t nd P ANES 3" ol s, O COwton Loved in life remembered in deat HIS FRIENDS "IN WASHINGTON * Nickerson and Thomas Shires Nickerson and sister W',",s“'," (ALEXANDER. m?""k’,‘r “!h{ i of Miss Jean Foster Gunn. mains | 1927 ALEXANDER WINSTON. resting at her late residence. where serv- Be & pone mt et \emembeced ices will be held Wednesday. April 10. | at 2 pm. Interment Arlington Nationai e DAUGHTER. MILDRED WIN- Cemetery PARKER. JENNIE HARDEN, On Satur-| day. 6. 1935._at Baltimore. Md.. | DEN_PAR Rem| NICIEI?O‘ ('A'l'llill‘": FOSTER. On 5. her resi- e INE beloved wife of Leslie A. d_mother of Foster Grant Va. SPA] Nm black and white, female. Jost | 3 near Believille Md. Phoné Berwyn, 80, Ext. 70 _Reward. G BAG on wav_io Unlon S 6 Chapels, 12 Parlors, comlmm: ml‘nl clolh! rn h 20 Cars, Hearses and | /Sy g B Ambulances 70, lost” Fri- ‘mezzanine. R oring r- Abt FUNERAL DIRECTORS Frank Geir’s Sons Co. 1118 Seventh w P unqem'f:'?f.pfi‘ M NAtional 247: eward. ' Return 437 ey ruum at John J. Co neral parlors. Baitimore, Tuesday, April 9. at 10 am ter's Church. Baltimore. Md. t ment, Glenwood Cemetery. Waihinaton. Joseph F. Bllch s SOI‘IS Phone WEat 0608 "'”?w‘w’:g' '%,l’:f_‘"",,y:‘ Established 1841 303% §t. N.W. = CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 303 EAST CAPITOL ST. —___ Phone Lincoln 0372. —JOHN R. WRIGHT 1337 10th_St. N.W. _ Phone North 0047 awor. on saur; | WILLIAM H. SCOTT Kautz, 315 | 400 8th 8t. SE Lincoln 0530 Vi i g 2|V, L, SPEARE (0. (ne Neither the successor te nor connected with the original W. R, !vzlu establishment National 2s02 1009 H St. N.W. "~ J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave NE. Lincoln 5200 ALMUS R. SPEARE W. R. SPEARE Formerly 1208 H St. N.W tur 6242. 1623 n's Md. Is One of the Largest Undertakers in the World The beauty of $500 metal. For the small price of $265. The complete Funeral Service by Chambers includes: Cars, Hearse, use of Chapel and all other details. You will agree with thousands of other families served by Chambers it's a service of beauty, dignity and quality fit for Kings. ALL FOR ONE PRICE ONLY 3265 umaRmA lady’s. black. handle. left i Palace Theater March Finder please_call Metropolitan WRIST WATCE 4 Kann's or_vicinity. Tnesdn 1linger Hospital. dress Bo. 6. Gallinger 'Hos- | p pyen LAURA EFriday, Avril 5 o a.. vzl:ufi'-nlp o “wiittam s, "Parker also X ig Boy’ 8801 Geo! Shepherd mains resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home. 614 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. QUEST. FRANCES ELEANOR. Satur- a Remains resting at the Ives funeral home. 310 Wilson bivd.. Clarendon. Va. TFuneral and interment in Pittsburgh. Pa the DEAL Price For a $150 Funeral A very ‘theat crepe - covered casket, engraved nameplate, fine outside case, six handles, lined with good quality lining. Em- balming by combetent men, ‘washing, dressing and shaving if necessary; advertising the death notice, hearse and two Cadiliac Biazk beloved wife of the late George Raum. rom the W. W. Chambers Co. Eoutheuss Tunersl home. 513" 1ith se.. on Monday. April §_at 8:30 am thence to St. Pet: r the repose and friends Invlt!d sressional Cemetery. REYNOLDS. ALICE J. Op 3 ALICE 3. the Tt A Reynolds. rom ber late residence, 22 ave. Tuesday. April DAt D Relatives and friends are {nvited. "iRterment Glenwood Cemetery, NIGHT. (Satur- lflab at_Wi Ou " (kY £ & KNIGHT RITTER. beloved gite of Gilbert P. Ritter and mother_of e : maing restirie at the Funeral ices Monday. April 050" a.m.. & 8. Thomas Episcopal Ohurch. ROBINSON, HAROLD. On Saturday. 6. 1933, ‘at Gallinger Hospital. H. { INSON. Remains at Frazier's fu- neral home. 389 R. I. ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. ROBY, ALICE A. 1935 &t her i 1t IntermentCon- For Reference Ask Your Neighbor ._Ave, CEMETERY LOTS. 3 LOTS_ MASONIC SECTION_WASH. MN- morial rcnk s’uomeflaen or $650 for the ery. Sec lot 18: callCotumble: 3140_or_at_cemeter: 1 Qénalmsurss $250up « delivered NORTH" 7000 In Case of Death, Call hamben « « . and Obtain the Best at Small Cost Funerale $75—$95—$125—$165—$195—$265 and Up Complete he reater Coanbers G 1400 CHAPIN N. W, 517 11th S. E. Call Columbia 0432 Call Lincoln 4477 T A DUPONT EIRCLE (_;UDE BROS. CO. Flora Pieces 1212 F 8t N.W NAtiona) 4276 GEO. A. COMLEY 303 ¥ et Artisti Night ’=l 'l.fll I?.hll I! ‘l’!l‘l Geo. C. Shatfer ,,:_Wamm..s-..w: Shes 14th © Eye 4 On Friday, (Avril 8. residence, ' Bel' Alton. Ma- ALICE. A .I‘kl W kb 0. wu-' FUNERAL HOME _Phone Lincoln 8200 Sponsors of “Spires of Melodies” WISV Every Sunday st 1:45 P. M.