Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1935, Page 9

RETIRED EMPLOYE OF PRINTERY DIES Howard Wakeley Youngs Entered Government Service as Mes- senger at 15. Howard Wakeley Youngs, for many years chief of the records section, Government Printing Office, died yes- terday at Washington Sanitarium. in| Takome Park, of paralysis. He had retired two years ago because of ill- ness. Mr. Youngs, & native of New York City, entered the printing office as a messenger at 15. In his more than 40 years of service he became acquaint- ed with many members of Congress through his handling of distribution of the Congressional Record. He was a member of the old Cham- ber of Commerce and the Washington Canoe Club. He lived at 912 Carroll avenue, Takoma Park. Mr. Youngs is survived by a brother, Lloyd, of this city. Services will be conducted at the S. H. Hines funeral chapel at 3 pm. tomorrow. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Mrs. Eugene Marks of Richmond end NS L. AKERS’ Eleanor Jane, Jane and Mary Akers FUNERAL TOMORROQW | of this clty. — Funeral services for Bernard L. Akers, 50, who died yesterday at his NEW PROGRAM STUDIED picture frame shop on Seventh street, BY ‘JUNIOR LEAGUERS founded by his father, will be held at St. Paul's Catholic Church, Fif-| Reorganization of Activities Will teenth and V streets, tomorrow at 5 9 am. Burial will be in Glenwood Be Voted Upon at Session on Friday. Cemetery. A native of Washington, Mr. Akers was the son of John Oscar and Eliza- | By the Associated Press. beth Ford Akers. His death was due| gAN FRANCISCO, May 15—Find- to a heart attack. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. ings of discussion groups concerning Mary Ellen Akers, and four daughters, contemplated reorganization of the entire activity program of the Asso- ciation of Junior Leagues of America D. C. EDWARD T. RICE DIES; PRODUCE MERCHANT 44 Years Located in Old Center Market—Resident Here Half Century. Edward Thomas Rice, 69, for 44 years a produce merchant in the old Center Market, died Monday at his home, 926 D street southwest, after a long illness. He had been a resident of Southwest Washington for the past | 50 years. A member of the board of deacons, Mr. Rice had long been active in the affairs of the Fifth Baptist Church. WEDNESDAY, EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F STS. Reduced for the First Time this Season *30 SUITS 21 Finest quality all-wool suits, superbly hllored and finished. Plenty of light greys, tans, browns nnd blues in lport types and conservative models. Men, this is the sale you've been waiting for, so make the most of it tomorrow. CHARGE IT—NOTHING DOWN Just Pay s7 IN JUNE s7 IN JULY 37 IN AUGUST Y ~ | He was born in Westmorland County, were co-ordinated today for presen Va., February 22, 1866, tation to the delegates at the organi- | He is survived by his widow, Mrs. zation’s convention for & vote on Nettie Callahan Rice; a daughter, Friday. | Mrs. Ida L. Bryant; a son, Ernest T. Leaders said many felt the Arts|p... ‘ang g brother, Henry J. Rice. | and Interests Section of the league | Pice: COG & UOEnen Henry o Bt e Mrs. Robert Dingman of New York, | p, ‘Cemetery. a luncheon address by Miss Helenka They will spend the afternoon in | Christian Science Speaker to Talk Francisco Opera House, Science of Self-Expression,” will be Memorial Continental Hall. the First Church of Christ, Scientist, NOrth 0018 first reader of First Church, under | [Fha heconiug ovssbureted, | Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow at 2 | chairman of the Ways and Means i ' Adamowska of New York, secretary of sightseeing tours, and tonight wi - g and tonlsn min & in Continental Hall. given tomorrow at 8 p.m by Dr. John MANNING‘ Dr. Tutt is a member of the Board in Boston. He will be introduced at This morning's session was led by | | " tolowed by burial in Prospect Committee. The delegates will hear the Children’s Theater Department. tend the opera ballet at the San A lecture on “Christian Science, the M. Tutt of Kansas City, Mo, in of Lectureship of the Mother Church, 1728 CONN.AVE. the meeting by Walter H. Moling, EDMUND D. MONEUSE auspices of which the lecture is being given. The lecture will be broadcast over Radio Station WOL. | (&darHill Announces VWshington's most Beautifil’ (émetery | __As DRY AS BEAUTIFUL o | NS S A A A A A A A A A AR S Y Established 1900 : SARDO & CO. ! FUNERAL DIRECTORS A special new 1935 de luxe ambulance service to the sick. Equipped with every modern comfort and con- venience for local and long distance calls. $4.00 Low rates on long distance calls, Phone Adams 3305 Day or Night Local Calls INRNNNAN A3 S S5 SSSS o LS The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LlIncoln 05249244 412 H St. Northeast S et L L I oy 2 Capital Ambulance Service 705 Upshur St. N.W. 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ROBERT BENJAM ‘The Timily of the lath ROBERT BENIAMIN EISINGER. who was buried one week ago today. wish to express their deepest preciation and thanks to their many friends and relatives for their beautiful floral tributes and cards and rendering of cars and other kind expressions of s at the death of our loving son. BOBBIE. 3 MR. AND MRS. JOHN EISINGER AND FAMILY, Deaths. AKERS. BERNARD LOVELL Suddenly. on Tuesday. May 14 5. BERNARD LOVELL._ beloved husband of Mary E. Akers. _Funeral from his late residence, 1445 Pairmont st. n.w.. on Thursday, May 16, at R:30 am. Requiem mass ai St. Paul's Church at % o'clock. ~Rela- | tives and friends ‘invited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. [lAlB LIZETTA K. On Tuesday_ May &t her residence. L0 Flower ave Takoma Park Md LIZETTA K BAER. widow of Nathan Baer. Funeral services at her late residence. Friday May 17. at 10 am. Interment Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore, Md. 15 IAl EY. SARAH JANE. On Monday May at her residence 1351 Ridge SARAH JANE BAILEY (nee beloved wite of the late Puneral from the above residence on Thursday. May 16, at K:10 am Mass at St. Theresa Church, 1:4th and V sts. se. at & am Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery 15 BEATTIE. JAMI Suddenly. on Mon- day, May 1 19 JAMES H. the be- loved husband of Thyrza H. Beattie and father of James W. Beattie. Notice of funeral later. BLUNT. VIRGINIA. On Tuesday morning. May ' 14, VIRGINIA_ BLUNT, Saunter of the late H. W. Blunt and | Marion A. Coolidge. and sister of H. W. Blunt. ir. of Galithersburg, Md. and William L. Blunt of La Plata, Md Funeral Friday, May 17. Interment private 16% BONDS. JOHN T. Entered into eternal rest on Monda. y 13. 1935 _at his residence, 617 G st. nw.. JOHN T. BONDS. loving husband of Luella Bonds, devoted father of Blanche, Gertrude and John T. Bends. jr.; son of Tenra and the late Tavior Bonds. He also leaves to mourn his departure two brothers nine sisters and many other relatives and friends, Remains temporarily res ing at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. until 5 | pm Wednesday: thereafter at his late Funeral Thursday, May 16 from Metropolitan A M. E Inte:ment Lincoln Memorial Bikce 5.6 Scroggins). George Bailey. at @ pm Church MMA. Departed _this life May 12 1935 r Hospital y 2 Jones). ihe "devoted mother of Braths. BUSH, HOWARD, SR. Departed this life at his residence. 56 Prospect ave Mewr., Pa., on Monday, May | £ HOWARD 'BUSH, SR.' He leaves to mourn_ ‘heir loss 'a devoted wife. Sarah Bush; two children. a son. Howard Bush jr.. a daughter, Helen Bush: voted sisters. Helen B. Campbell Washington. D. C., and Ada B. Hackett of Baltimore, Md. and friends 16, at 1 p.m.. from St. Memcriai Bap- tist Church, Bryn Mawr. Pa. CANARD, ERNEST LEE. On Wednesday May 15 10 at_the home of his uncle. Barcroft. = Va.. CANARD_ beloved son ‘of Mose M. and Lula F. Censrd. He is survived by his h'her and mother. three sisters and two brothers, Remaims resting at the Ives funera) home 310 Wilson bivd., Clarendon, Va. Notice of funeral later. CARTER. JAMES. Entered info eternal rest on Sunda brother of Robert., William and Nellie Carter. He also leaves to_mourn nis departure a devoted aunt. Mrs. Emms Taylor. and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Jonn T. Rhines funeral charel. 3rd and Eye sts until Wednesday evening at thereafter at his late residence der st. 5. Puneral Thursdayv. May i at 1 p.m. {rom the above residence Interment Rosemont Cerretery. DRUMMOND. REV. LOUIS T day. May io: Hospital. Rev. LOUIS T, DRUMMOND. devoted ‘friend of Mrs. Alice Washing- ton of 1018 Girard st. nw. Mrs. Beach and Mr. Winsey. He also leaves many other friends {0 mourn his_de arture. Remains resting at the Joh Raines _funeral chavel &ts. s.w. Funeral Thursday. May 16, at 1 pm | Baptist Church. You st. be! n nw. Rev. James Pinn officiating termient Ariington National Cemetery. GARDINER, WILLIAM E. M. On Tue May 14,195 at his residence. On Mon- band ef Maybelle M Gardiner. Rema: Testing at Gasch's funeral ~home, Maryland ave.. Hyattsville Dera! from the abcve funeral b Thursday. May 16. at 1 pm. Interment Cemetery. Baltimore, Md. WILLIAM A. On Tue M . WILLIAM A~ GROGAN.' hu band of Rose Grogan ser of Rhea Chapter. No. 5. Disabled Veterans. Re- mains resting at the W_W o, funeral nome | 00 Chapin st. n.w Notice of f: ineral later. On Monday. ¥ ihe residence of his siste .‘l'm'n 3 Char st S W. beloved son Susan nd the S Hes Funeral fro 1 T Rvan funeral home. 4 - to 8t. Martin's_Church ere req other of Regi- e ot " Nannic ves to mou of Buffalo, Ashton of | Mr. John F st sw v, May 15. at 5:30 p.m idence of her dearest th st. s.w. "Rev. Tolson, pastor. erment Harmony Cemetery. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and somewhat cooler, with lowest tempera- | ture about 46 degrees tonight: tomor- row fair and continued cool, gentle to moderate north or northeast winds. Maryland—Fair and somewhat cool- | er, possibly light frost in exposed places in north portion tonight; to- morrow fair and continued cool ass will be ofte t Sm iled. Inter 15 May 14 drer Hille- o 9 am 1'un.»~ i vr-y nera n' o GARY E. POWELL. Commander W I JENKINS. Acit A IAEGER. MARY M. Y. May 14. 1933 T 8 3 iow of Virginia—Fair and cooler, probably | light frost in exposed places in ex-| treme northwest portion tonight; to- morrow fair and continued cool West Virginia—Fair tonight and to- morrow: somewhat cooler tonight probably light frost in exposed places | in east and north portions | Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. esterday— Degrees. Inches. AP - ocvi T ¢ . 68 | . 62 S . 55 61 Record for Last 24 Hours. esterday to noon tod: Highest , 3 pm. ago, 70, Lowest, 54, T am. ago, 57. today. Year Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 89, on April 27 Lowest, —2, on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 89 per cent, at 4:25 p.m. yesterday. Lowest, 44 per cent, at 11 a.m. today. Tide Tables, (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. Tomorrow. High ..¢ 400000 5:46am. 6:28am. Low ..e.ee noon 12:44am. High . .. 6:06 pm. 6:51 pm. Low .12:44pm. 1:30pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. s Sun, today..... 4:57 13 Sun, tomorrow. 4:56 13 Moon, today.... 4:47pm. 56a.m. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in | the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1935. Average. Record. | January .... 527 355 7.09 '82 February ... 237 327 684 '84 March . 339 375 884 ‘91 April .39 327 9.13 '89 May . . 166 370 1069 '89 June . . 413 1094 00 July . 471 1063 '86 August . . 401 1441 28 September 324 1745 "34 October . 284 857 '95 | November . 237 869 '89 332 7.56 ‘01 Alumni Dance Tonight. GAITHERSBURG, Md. May 15 (Special) —The Alumni Association | of the Gaithersburg High School will| sponsor a dance in the school this| evening at 8 o'clock. FOUND. FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply Animal ‘Rescue League. 71 O st. n.w. ne_North LOST. i Lost and Found cdvertisements for the daily Star wid be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to nmoon day o} issue. Saturdays and legal hclidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. | BOSTON “BRINDLE_BULL—White_chest. | male: lost {from 1260 E st. s.e. Call At | lantic_15:36. Reward e 'CAT gray_Persian Reward. | st. n.w. District 2647 =i | DACHSCHUND. black. with brown feet. near I6th and Florida ave. Reward. | Nortn & i \noc—smn Dachshund__shiny _black hair_trown spots on face and paws: no E Tilden st. n.w., Apt. 203 _Clev. 6498, _ police. near ] 1126 16th lame in hind leg. 17 Evnru st. n.e. | EYEGLASSES—Lost Monday at noon | new Bell School on playground. Plea: return to owner. P. C. Fisher, 415 1st st. s.w. _Liberal reward. GLASSES. in ise. on t._Plea: t Monday night about 8:30. Return to !Nl.'l Pa._ave. n.w. Reward | MESH PURSE. all silver; in Takoma Park. | Reward. 105 Holly ave. _Shepnerd 2580. XFORD GLASSES, with silver chain, Pa. nd 14th st. Reward. Call West EVOLVER._from aulo. 13th st and Pa. ave nw. ‘3% cal 8 & W.No 40021 | property D..C. police dept. Re ficer_J. T. Nash. 7th precinct. 2). one a diamond and one a Class | ring_(Holy nnny\ in Palais Royal | room. on ‘uesda. Sentimenta! | Reward _Phone Potomac 544! SPITZ Tost Monday evening near and California sts. young white BSpitz. male. Reward. Cail North 1454, | WALLET. containing news photosTapher’s crecentials_and driver's permit; valuable Reward. Harry Goodman. only to_owner. Star_office. | WRIST WATCH, lady's. | chain. on Sunday. Suitable re Adams 4270 WRIST WATCH—Lady's. Winton —mov ment: sapphire and diamond seiL:ng: day evemn:. Liberal reward. North 12200 ‘l! A Gruen. silver rd. Phone mother of Jul\ ON. HATTIE. Interna ion anno [ Hn"u: JACKS O A\!r Lun_l:\ m(Hul A Alto" - Ho NYCHAEL AB LADEN. beloved brother. JOSEPH w. _ Body Gawler nw. Services at 25th st and Pa May 17_where mas: Will Ee oifered a2 10 am. - Relatives ana friends od. Interment Mount Olivet JOHN H. Dep vesday. Mav 14,1 Hospital. JOHN H Md.. beloved husband He also leaves to m sisters and one brothe ing at Ruth Dab O st. n.w. unti 4 pm.: thence al Friday - Mount Zion M’ E. Churc Interment Mount Zion Cemetery. LEWIS. JOHN H. Al officers and m bers ‘of Corinthian Lodge. No A. M. are ordered to as tish Rite Temple Friday May at 11:30 am.. to arran of Brother JOHN H. LI rom M. E. Church. L at 1330 pm. Crat Gially invited Attest: O. 1L LINDSEY. ELMER Monday. May #atGallinger Ho<pital. EL He leaves to h voted mother. father, John 'Lindsey: on Bessie' Achiord: one brother. sev: one aunt. Mary D of other relatives and 1 above address on 30 p.m. Inter- v and Landon Lowrey <o leaves o mourn their loss a two sisters. three aunts. one two grandchildren. two sons-in- and other relatives iriends ns resting_at Stew: 30 H st ne. Notice of r\.nlm.'. 5 LYDON, MARY K. On Tuesday. May 14, 1935, at the National Homeopathic Hos- pital. MARY K LYDON. beloved daugh- ter of rhe late John and Mary_Lydon and ‘sister of Delia T. Lyd: from her late residence. 1724 19th st nw. on Friday, Mey 17 at £:30 am therice to St Paul's Church. 15th and V sts. n.w.. where requiem mess will be offered at ® am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. 16 | MeGEHEE. JEANNETTE LE denly. on Tuesday, ) 3 residence, 1017 i5th st.'nw NETTE LE_VANS. beloved ‘wife of Malcolm McGehee and daushter of Mrs, Philip S. Mouton. Funeral services V. L. Speare Co.. Friday. May 17. &t 2 pm. i MePHERSON. ELVA IRENE. On Monday May 13. 1935, at Freedmen's Hospital VELVA" IRENE MCcPHERSON. aged 14 years. beloved daughter of J. Frankfin and Harriat McPherson. ~ She is also survived by one sister and three broth- | ers Remains resting at the McGuire funeral home. 1820 9th st. n.w. e S msson's. Memotisr M. E. | Church, Florida and Sherman aves. n.w on Friday. May 17 at 2 pm. Inter ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 16 'OOLE, BRIDGET. On Mond 13. 1935 at her ‘residence. 13 se. BRIDGET O'TOOLE (nee W beloved wife of John O'Toole and mother of Morgan and Michael O'Toole. FPu- neral will be held from the above resi- dence Thursday. May 16._at 9:30 am. High requiem mass at St. Peter's Church at 10 am. Interment Holy Rood Cem- etery. Reiatives and friends invited. 15 | PARKER, LEMUEL L. On Monday. May | 13, 1935. LEMUEL L. PARKER. beloved | husband of Eveiyn May Parker ' Funeral from his late residence. 1218 G st on Thursday. May 16. at 2 p.m. tives and friends are invited. Inter- ment Cedar Hili Cemetery. 15 PINN, CARRIE E. On Tuesday, May 14, 1945, at her residence. 4350 Sherifi road ne. CARRIE E. PINN (nee Adams). the devoted wife of Garfield A Pinn, sister of Mrs. Mary McKenney. Mrs. Ella Duncat and Alphonso R Adams. Funeral from her late residence Thursday. May 16, at 1:30 pm. Rela- tives and friends invited to attend. In- terment Woodlawn OCemetery. 15 ~ and other relatives | Funeral Thursday. May | ERNEST LEE | May 12. 1935 at Gal- | linger Hospital JAMES CARTER. loving | sird ‘and’ Eve | over, Md WILLIAM E. M.. beloved hus- | s | SCHOEPS. PAUL ambers | CRARLES DU FIFF. On | 1009 H st. n.w. on‘ 6 #% A—9 BDeaths. ler'm‘rov JEVA SMITH. On Monda May 13. 1635, at the home of her p; ents. M. Mrs. K. A Bmith. Fatriax County, EVA SMITH REMINGTON. Besides her’ parents she is survived by one brother. Richard Smith. Puneral services at' the Cunningham funeral home. 806 Cameron. st. ahlexardria, Ve on Thursday, May 16. p. Inte; ment vy HLil Cometery. Alexandria. Vi RICE, EDWARD T. on Monday, May 13. a is residence. 926 st sw., IDWARD T. RICE. aged 60 years. be- loved husband of Nettie Rice and father of Mrs._Ida L. Bryant and Erne: T. Rice, , Puneral from the above residencs on Thursdgy. May 16, at 14 Bervices at ‘Fifth Baptist Church. B st between 6th and 7th sts. s.w.. at 2 p.m. Relatives_and friends are invited, In- | ment Prospect Hill Cemetery, ~ 18 | RI EDNA BAKER. On Monday May 13, i at Georgetown Hospital, EDNA BAKER RILEY. the beloved niece of Richard Pryor, She also leaves other ives and friends. ° Remains resting Ernest Jarvis funeral enureh . Until b pm Wednees 1 her ate residence 8 Prospect ave. n.w. Funeral Thurs: | gay. May 16. st 2:30 bm.. from Shiloh Baptist Church. Brickyard. Md. { ROBKE. HENRY MATTHEWS. On Tues- | gy, May § Sibley Memorial 5D S ROBKE { of Fannie B. Robke and at H. Robke and stepfather of William Lee Haziewood and M Pearl Cole, Funeral services at his la residence. 005 ¥ st. ne.. on Wednesda: May 15 0 P ml Relatives_a Tiends ‘are invite nterment - lotte. N.C. o 't hapel of Joseph 1756 Pa ave. n.w. ices at the Church of the Pilgrims and P sts. nw.. Thursday. May 10% m " “nterment “Arlingtos National Cemetery. RALPH A, RALPH A Mamie Rose On Tuesday. May 14 beloved husband of Notice of funeral later NE L. On Wednesday. 1 pm. at her resi- pl. n.e. PAULINE belovea wife of Otto ice of funeral later. SHANHOLTZ. WILLIAM W. On Monday, beloved hu }‘R d father of ces at the eral home. 1400 Wecnesdav. May 15 es 1 s are Tar A On Tuesday. May k. Md. SAMUEL d of Minnje Sutton n d 1 e _services fay 16, at nwood Ctne- B Md.. beloved wife du-d veloved EUGENE. On Monday. May 13 NE TAYLOR m oved !‘m In Memortam. Bllllf ‘lR‘H acred to the memory ther. SARAH BAILE fe sIX years ago dear mother hearts 1 thought way o life DAUGHTERS. ELIZA ISARAH ROBER KATHERENE BELL lite five vears ago today. ear son and W DI SAVERS. who de- i one vear ago today i $ 1 I{OTHER. SISTER AND BROTH- ERS. s HARRIS. F\\'\’"' HARRIS. who departed | two vears ago today, May 15. A lovil ne her. so good and kind No n h like hi do we find For ea ne did h be: May_God _gi her_ete vest HER SON. CHARLES HARRIS. ® HAYDEN, PHILIT 1. In sad but loving of my ‘dear husband and “PHILIP J HAYDEN. who ed this life tWenty-two years ago May 15. 1913 fades and life departs. v ever in_our hear LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. * KING. In sad but loy 3 huzband ard VLA JAMES KING, who away (wo vears ago today. May G 1S DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN In sad but loving re- r dear mother. ELIZA parted this life seven ay. May 15, rts your memory lingers. tender. loving and t day. dear mo ink of Ye HILDREN. * “A1Tl\fil\ ROB'RT LEE. In sad but & remembrance of my dear father. 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