Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1935, Page 11

GRADUATES DINE The annual graduation luncheon of the Washington School for Secre- taries, held today in the dining room of the Kennedy-Warren, was attended THE EVENING by more than 100 graduates, mn-‘ A humorous program, directed by secretary of dents and faculty members. The event marked the beginning of graduation actvities which will be concluded by the presentation of diplomas at exercises tomorrow night in the auditorium of the National Press Club. OVER 100 YEARS EXPERIENCE AND REPUTATION IS BEHIND THIS FAMOUS SEAL: Quality Paints Engage a Master Painter and Use DuPont Products and Be Assured of a Good Paint Job! DUPONT OUTSIDE PREPARED HOUSE PAINT For a few cents more than * and beauty. s 30 cown [ ) |Ilflmy higher) long - lasting Protection from all weather. Ready to use. For Porches! DUPONT Floor and Deck Enamel, $1.00 Qt. DUPONT PAINT PRODUCTS ARE SOLD AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DUPONT PAINT DEALER HUGH REILLY CO. * Paints—Oils Est. 1334 New York Ave. Serving Washington Nearly 50 Years Same Management. Same Ownership 1888 * Glass—Mirrors Phone NAt. 1703 Miss Lynn K. Pulliam, the school, was given by graduating class officers, Miss Rey Goodman, Miss Betty Murphy and Miss Kath- ryne Taylor. Miss Kathryne Way- bright led the meeting in a group of popular songs. Khaki. Group One Seersuckers Plain and Printed Piques Printed Broadlawns Plaids and Strip Waffle Cloths Flock Dots Ramie Linens 29c¢ ya. White and color: Yd. ccoectecccasntccccscccccsnsescssnnes Summer Cottons in 2 Groups All Washable and Tub-fast STAR, WASHINGTO Underwriters Will Install. J. E. MeCombs will be installed as president of the District Underwriters’ Asssociation at a luncheon meeting to- morrow at 12:15 p.m. in the Willard Hotel. Committee chairmen will be named. MILL END SHOP! 31 £ S Prices Only Mill End Shop Can Offer —and for upholstery and Summer dress weaves— you are wanting right now. Ovposite o Metropolitan Theater Awning Stripes for Porch Chairs, Awnings, etc. 8-0z. Duck—full 30” wide—White and 29c Group Two Broadcloths mities Seersuckers Piques Waffle Weaves Batist Dotted Swi Ginghams 19¢ ya. Imported Swiss Organdies...........45c yd. permanent finish and 44 inches wide. VISIT OUR FURNISHED WHITNEY HOUSE OF COLONIAL REPRODUCTIONS Remnant Day riday (Odd Pieces and One-of-a-Kind Suites of Lifetime Furniture at Great Savings Tomorrow Bookcases . . . Secretaries Desks . . . Consoles Secretary. 3 Winthrop 85. Winthrop was $120. Now. 1 Lady’s Drop-lid Desk. Queen Anne " ipei " was @06 75 $39.75. Now 1 Grand Rapids Console Table, mahogany and in- @9Q 75 1aid; was $58. Now Fine Karpen Chairs 1 Karpen Chair in rust, left from fine _suite; 9.75 was $85, Now Karpen Chair in bt B 839 75 1 Rust Tapestry 0 o ™ $39.75 ’I'IM Back Club “" $59.75 3 Karpen I.nrnl lvr‘esghnn‘ 2 ll‘old 1 rust; were 844' 7 Karpe Chai covers: Now .. Miscellaneous 1 Chippendale Tea Table, ma- hogany. Was $120, 9.75 Table, finely 1 Satinwood Coffee made. Was $39.50, 01 inely Mat Inlaid Walnut e e noner Wooard 9.75 embossed Chair, Fine Hanl Jeather, antidue natt trim. as $12 ’69-50 1 18th Century Mahogany Sec- retani was $165. 9139 5() Now ... 1,Chippendale Type Open Book- sood sallery: 819 75 Walnut 1 Walnut Pier Bookease. Darrow wall space; @377 was $75. Now 1 William and Mary Console Table, Grand Rap- $59.50 ids make; was $125 {or Dining Room Pieces 1 Server with deep drawer: wood; was 31675, $14.75 1_ China Cabinet, and gumwood with' drawer; was $55. . mahogany $39.50 1 Dining Suite of ten pieces: mahogany and gum: wood. Reduced to. . 1, Commade Type Server, with besutitully matched Now o, Taherany: $39.75 1 English Dining Suite, new Kentish nk:r n'plml with lnlh:h nally $120 Jaamsrly Encliah ing_ Suite, fashioned cl ", rom walnu as 95 1 Mshogany Corner Cupboard, beautifully design- ed “Was sonso.. $08.50 50 inches $39.75 Mahogany Buffet, leu, 2 silver com- Dpartments. Was $60 For Friday Remnant Day we have gathered many remarkable values for clearance. Some at 50 per cent and even greater sav- ings. One-of-a-kind suites and pieces left from suites, as well as hundreds of smart occasional pieces throughout the store. Only a suggestive few of the many are listed. Oda Bed Room Pieces 1 Vanity Dresser, swinging mirror, Was $24 75 1 Bed Room Group of 3 pieces with dresser; full size bed and chair. V.Vss $|39.50 $206.50 9 Bed Room Chairs and Benches from suites, reduced high S 4500 1 Dresser with Mirror, floor sample; mahogany and gum- wood., Was $39'50 $52.50 o 1 Maple Lowboy Vanity and Mirror, ball and claw feet. Originally $34'75 $110 1 Cherry Dresser and Mirror; Stickley’s. Originally $29.75 1 Cherry Bed, full size; Stick- ley’s. Origi- $24 75 . nally $44.50... 1 Dresser and Glass, maple; Grand Rapids $39 50 make. Origi- nally $120. Originally $139. Now. 1 1 Green of two, pleces. ‘Room Suite. Reduced to ...... color green velvet. Now . ‘Was $189. Now. 1 Gra Living Room Suites 1 Gold Brocaded Damask Living Room Suite, of Karpen make; two pieces. Was $250. Now... 1 Rust Figured Tapestry Karpen Living Room Suite, sofa and chair. 1 Karpen Living Room Suite, sofa and armchair; rust tapestry. inally $99. Clearance price.. Karpen Pillow Back Living Room Suite, of two pleces. Was $230. Clearsnce price ........ Karpen Tapestry Suite, Was $129.75, Clearance price ...... 1 Karpen Brown Figured Tapestry Living Originally $139. 1 Living Room Suite, o! two pleces in plain nally $265. Cleamce price 1 Iamn Living Room Suite, attractively designed, in brown figured tapestry; serpentine front. 1 Green Tapestry Karpen Suite, with ser- pentine front, 2 plece(. Suite, in figured tapestry. ‘Was $210. Clearance price. $139:50 = §95.00 e $75.00 * $175.00 ™ $98.00 $95.00 . $185.00 $149.00 * $149.00 Karpen Two-Piece $169.00 Hundreds of Other Unusual Clearance Values! MAYER & CO. Seventh Street EXCLUSIVE WASHINGTON , MEMBER 4 Between D and E GRAND . RAPIDS FURNITURE MAKERS' GUILD 4 | of contracts and claims. | killed in the military service. | school, Twelfth and L streets, 8 p.m. Dol COL.L. W. CALL DIES AT RESIDENGE Was Chief Counsel for Fed- eral Power Commission From 1920 to 1929, Col. Lewis W. Call, U. 8. A, retired, chief counsel for the Federal Power Commission from 1920 to 1929, died early yesterday morning at his home, 203 Oxford street, Chevy Chase, after an illness of three months. A resident of the Washington area since 1887, Col. Call was born in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, in 1858. After graduating from the Kansas State Agricultural College in 1883 with the degree of bachelor of science, he entered the Signal Corps, U. 8. A, which brought him to Washington. Appointed Law Cierk. Because of his high standing in a special law examination he was ap- pointed a law clerk in the office of the judgg advocate general. He received the degrees of bachelor and master of laws from the Law School of Colum- bian College, now George Washington University. The same institution later conferred on him the honorary degree of doctor of civil law. Chief clerk and later solicitor of the judge advocate general's office, Col. Call was appointed a major in the Army in August, 1917. He received the Distinguished Service Medal for his war service as chief of the section THURSDAY, Two Sons Killed in War. Mrs. Call, daughter df Rev. A. H. Heinlein of the St. Louis Methodist | Episcopal Conference, died in 1933. Two sons, Lieut. Loren H. Call and Lewis Wellington Call, jr., were both Services will be held at the Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow at 10:30 a.m., followed by burial in Arlington National Cemetery at 11. The honorary pallbearers are Col. J. F. Defandorf, Owen K. Truitt, Maj. L. L. Dye, Vernon E. Hodges and Frank B. Walker. JOSEPH H. GEST, 76, DIES IN CINCINNATI Long Illness Fatal to Head of Gallery of Art Com- mission. Joseph H. Gest, chairman of the | National Gallery of Art Commission, | died yesterday at his home in Cin- cinnati after a long illness. He was 76 years old. A native of Cincinnatl, Mr. Gest was president of the Rookwood Pot- tery Co. there since 1914, and for many years had been director of the | Cincinnati Art Museum. He became | director emeritus about five years ago. A graduate of Harvard in 1880, he received the degree of doctor of the | humanities from the University of | Cincinnati in 1922. | Surviving are a son and daughter, Henry Gest and Mrs. Philip Hinkle. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting, Capitol Council, Royal Ar- caum, 930 H streeh, 8 p.m. Bingo party, Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast, 8 p.m. | Meeting, Psi Lambda Tau Sorority, | Raleigh Hotel, 8:30 p.m. Dinner, Phi Delta Sorority, flower Hotel, 7 p.m. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Washington Automotive | Trade Association, Hamilton Hotel, 12:30 pm. May- | Luncheon, District Bankers' Asso- ciation, Willard Hotel, 12:15 p.m. Luncheon, Life Underwriters' Asso- ciation, Willard Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Trade Executives' Asso- ciation, La Fayette Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Dinner dance, Tota Gamma Phi So- rority, Shoreham Hotel terrace, 8:30 pm. Dinner Sorority, 9:30 pm. Meeting and buffet supper, Semper Paratus Lodge, No. 49, Mayflower Ho- tel, 8 p.m. Reception, Tau Phi Sorority, May- flower Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, Graphic Arts Association, Hamilton Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Bicentennial War Mothers, Hamilton Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No. 1, Daughters of Union Vet- erans of the Civil War, 930 H street, 8 pm. dance, Tau Omega Pi Shoreham Hotel terrace, | Meeting, A. F. G. E, Thomson SRS o Substitute Fuel Sought. A substitute for Diesel fuel oil is be- ing sought in Germany. Where Perpetual Care is | bigti More Than a Promise | thundershowers tomorrow JUNE 27, 1935. Illness Fatal > } COL LEWIS W. CALL. HOLT PRESIDES Thirty-year-old Rush D. Holt of ‘West Virginia, the Senate’s youngest member, yesterday became its youngest presiding officer. He took over the chair in the Sen- ate while Vice President Garner was temporarily absent from the chamber. Once Holt warned the galleries to maintain order. It was, in a way, his first speech in the Senate, as he has never taken part in debate. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Probably local thundershowers late this afternoon or early tonight; not quite so warm to- night; tomorrow generally fair; mod- erate southwest, shifting to west winds. Maryland —local thundershowers this afternoon or tonight; not quite so warm tonight; tomorrow generally fair. Virginia—Local thundershowers this afternoon or tonight; slightly cooler in north portion tonight; tomorrow gen- erally fair. West Virginia—Generally fair to-| night and tomorrow, possibly local r in north- west portion; slightly cooler in north portion tonight. Report for Last 24 Hours, Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 84 30.01 80 29.98 73 30.02 1 29.98 4 29.99 89 29.98 Record for Last 24 Hours. (Prom noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 89, noon today. Year ago, Yesterday— | 90. Lowest, 70, 5 a.m. today. Year ago, 73 Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 95, on June 14. Lowest, —2, on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 81 per cent, at 5:45 a.m. today. : Lowest, 42 per cent, at noon yesur- ay. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. Tomorrow. 5:46am. 12: lflpm. The Sun and Moon. Rises, Sets. 4:44 7:38 Sun, tomorrow. 4:44 7:38 Moon, today.. 1:45am. 5:02p.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. 527 355 109 ‘82 3.27 684 '84 3.75 884 '91 327 913 '89 370 1069 413 1094 471 1063 401 1441 324 1745 284 857 237 869 332 156 Weather ln Various Cities. Sun, today.... a8 E g H 8 il LTI Stations. REL T ETRTY t #wpraisas SOUIH “quBiu _1se] B aa weg o) we Abilene. Tex, . Albany. N. Y. Atlants, Ga Atlantic City Baltimore, Md. Birmingham Bismarck. N. D 2 ollahom- ity 3005 8 Omaha, Nebr.. 20.98 Phnlndelnhll er: Is One of The Largest Undertakers in the Workd A $300 SERVICE For Only s195 e © o o _In Case of Death Call VBt et up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BRACELET TCH. 75 _Tiinols. Sitirday, June 29 %}ui : vieinity Brooklnnd ar, o tag: recently 1406 Kearney rd. IYlOLAMfl y rimmed: Friday night. Afllmlc 1838. lm LEATHER BILLFOLDER gards and mooay; nume W, J. reon.’ Finder please S 5end or clll lt 1 N)H he st. n.w. ward. Phone N-mn 201 ulnlnl ¢ several | Georel Qards of Thanks LUCKETT, HARRY. I wish to acllh ‘edse to' my friends and Telatives® with deepest. gratitude the kind expressions :r“ fifl“fl" And for the besutiful foral s assin 8t the passing of my Kushan lmu LUCKETT * QUILL, JOHN Mrs. John J. Quill wishes 1o nknnledu to friends and relatives her grateful aporeciation for the kind sympathy shown —upon zne death of her beloved husband. .voml QUILL. RIGGS. HORACE RUSSELL. We Wl(h to extend thanks for the kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral offer: ings tendered ihe death of HORACE RUSSFLL RIGGS. THE PAMILY. * Braths. ANDERSON. EMMA J. Departed this life on_Wednesday. June 26, 1935, at 4:15 m..'at Walter Reed General Hmmml ND] devoted wife of . John_H. Anderson and I T nd * Gor ai Henry ‘Charles Anderson. Remains resting st ‘the McQuire funerai home. 1820 9t al serv. ice: 8t. Lule nlnaul Churc lud Church sts.n.w.. Saturday. Jun 3 :15 a. atives and friends . Interment at Arlington N-- tional Cemetery. ANDERSON. EMMA J. James Reese l\l- Tope Post Auxiliary. No. ARt rhen inatinces the death of Mrs at Waiter June 193 . Fune: service "t be the suxiliary Friday. June 2§, at 8 McGuize's funeral nome, 1520 al Saturday. June Episcopal Church. ta. n.w.. at 9:15 a.m. * MONROE, Pres. PEARL D. SMALLWOOD. Sec ANDERSON. EMMA J. Eva Allensworth's Auxiliary, No. 2, U. 8. W. annaunces lhe death of Mrs. EMMA J. auxiliary at McGuire's funeral Home. at 8 pm. Puneral Saturday. from St Luke's Episcopai 155 and Church sts. n.w.. at am_ Members wear whi THE B, TAYLOR. IONE Z. MONROE. Sec BAILEY. NELLIE M. Departed this life on Tuesday, June A0 ame at the residence of her daughter Mrs. Janie Dorsey. NELLIE M. BAlLEY of Greenhill Hyattsville. Md.. daughter of the late Geceia and Aaron”Belt. "she s survived by two daughters. Mrs. Janie Dorses and Miss Catherime Bajiey” sons. Robert and George Bailey. sister. Miss Matilda Belt: five grand- ghildren and four great-grandehildren. Funeral Fridav. June 5. at R:30 am Trom the McGuire funeral home 1850 9th st 1w thence to St. Jerome's Catholic Church. Hyattsville. Md.. where mass will ‘be celebrated at % a.m Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 27 On_June UGHS, BENJAMIN, d zNJAm\ years. “He o "Srother. Georee E Burs . Md. Notice of fu- “bres. d. Col. VIS W husband of ihe late Eslzue Hz!nlem c-h Funeral Priday. June =& Trom Calvary M. E Church. 1430° Go: lumbia’ rd. n.w. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. CHAPPELL. PARKER B. On Wednesday. 10 p.m dence. Riverdale. v PARKER B foved husband of Katfierine Byron Chab- pell. Remains resting at h's fu- neral home._46 Maryland ville, Md. Services at _the home on Saturday, June Relatives and friends invited. Interment Perkins Chapel Cemr‘l-ry. Gienn Dale. Md. COLEMAN. CHARLES THOMAS y. at his Washington, T 2 pm sucd»n- Interment at Clarksbu JOSEPH D. Suddeniy on June JOSEPH D. ‘'OUNTS, aged 8 years. Puneral from the Deal home 816 H st. n.e.. on Pnuiy 1 pm. Interment Arlingy Lemerery. Devaried ER Tite ter a she He ‘leaves this ursday af illness. to mourn their I Ender; one s fartha Williams: one niece. 'four nep and a host of other | relatives and friends. Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews funeral home. 614 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later INNIE B. On Wednesday. June 3L Garfield Memorial Hos: NTE B. PRANCI ved wi q Al oV bn T Fr nce of Newiand, Va the Lee funeral home. ave. n.e.. until Fri uneral services and in Va. FREIDA, DOEA ices for DORA R Viens. v at 2 pm ‘lenna, Va., Jienng: Mai ot Fiint Hill Cometery: Ok ton, Va. Mrs. Preida died at the home of h!l’ dlulhl!r Dorodena Vau n Va. Wednesday. une ine s’ survived by herdauighter husband. Christie Freida. (Rochester, N Y papers please copy.) ICE R. P Kiafs % Kanses City. Mo ALICE lu wite of the Iate Judse -'amt< A. Prink " of Springfield. -Mo. mmvea by three children. one ok James L_Frink of this eity be Marriage Licenses. Michael L. Gatti. st Florence E. Ma rd.: Rev John L Spence. Roy L. Trompson. 20, 011 Webster st and Bessie M. Gangin. 19, 4731 Georgia ave.. h. 21 42 Trving et 640 and 30. Detroit. Dunham John W Yot pind Sophie L. Engel. 24 hmh o( 918 D st. s.w.; Rev, J. E AR priotean. 29, New York City. and Julta 0. Alexande 1429 Q st vlor cki 31, 1533 Kingman pl.. Chlrlcs R. Jl son. e E. Puller, 1756, U_st. and 5 Kalorama 24 e Roosevelt, Mci Juan T. Walker, jr. 21, 1 lnd Mars R. Moragne, 20. Edward Ginyard. John M. Talbot. god Glld" A Cro a. [ fawei. 24, 8ap Pedro, Oult, C".':é‘“sfi.,fl'.‘T ) T2, 3405 34t 1. Fr 1 Slh !L 214 P st 26, 3435 R s e 648 G st._se. 20, 1718 B"st. Shawnee, Okll 1900 F Akowskey. Ow i'Rev. 3. 3056 Thaver st. n=., . Chillum’ J Bohan: 34, Cnlonhl Hotel. and j Gonnecticut Ish. ERTT Linds . "Chevy Chase.’ Md.; williai H "Weed_ 22 268 Kentucky ave se. K. E. Lugenheel. 18. 132 Afsbame ave. s.c E Henry B. Liscomb Md.: Rev. F RIDh l’ Sco!t k12 111 s < 19, r')'l Sfiulh Clvllal E . R. C. Herbert. william Jackson. 59. Arlington. Vi Carrie B. Norris. 47, Asheville. 8th st. and Doro- New Jersey ave.. ). and Delia Tbar- 3. both of Montevideo. Uruguay; Justice P!yton Gemon Births Reporled Henry and Camilla Rossini, girl twins. George and Olga Kane. girl Albert W. and ] John M. and Mal and A ivan R. and Shanette M. Blake. boy. William L. and Helen A. Bermrd, boy. James and Lillian Waller, girl. Joseph Y. and Grace Haste. girl. Samuel C. and Eilleen C. Trexler. girl 3 ccnchen #irl. t J. FoneE: James B. and Arrington Straughn. Freston and Fiorence L. Slauhter, girl. Deaths Reported. t. 01,1113 Lamont st. Bll"t ’ Blfllr n 79, vll"&dmfllll. Sol- Ien' Hflm V. Geas: 79‘ 12"‘ 17th ot. "i’"fi" Brownize. 70 Foxall d. las Clear ‘75 Plcholes CIeaTT;. 771,200 route Bmergency ‘Hospital trnell. Ludwig 71, 1230 Maryland . Litchifield, 68, 1821 B st EJ Baur. 5‘. 1!.‘00 Ollfll&r H. Mang. 50, }:;ec A. Durgin, Bl. Sl !llllbfih' pital. Joseph R. Lowell, 46, Garfield nomm ldnlll Gel T. 38, 1352 Frapklin ine. 32, Pntomlc Biver. | Jessie M. Wi 2 addell. 4% orida -umaf l{n enre!flo Hkhvly lfldle William_Thompson, i1 0 ne. e B0 omes. 54, 4408 Douslas ot i.e. Emma Harvey. 5'. Gallinger Hospitai. Julius Morton. 50. CIIIIIIC! Hospital. ia A. Purcell. 41. Freedmen's Hos- 39. 1132 20th st. rice e Gallinger Hospital Harriett L. Tl!?" 37. oot 27eddo;” Hewspd "8105 Bara- wu -n Phone_Shephe: SPRINGER SPANIEL. white brown Bots, jong hair, hob tail s wn- a5 Phone k. umen.“.l. P . Birds Seu'.o Bread. A vast flock of birds descended on cevoted wife. Elizay Freida. | On Wednesday. Junv' 1626 "Colimbia | 1 Benton "w GOODWIN, MAMIE 251038 ot hu‘mmznc'f"’.'fl?;' e né. MAMIE A GOODWIN. beioved wife hn H. ot o4 oS win u&, ices :;smenele Friday, ‘1"'"&:"1 m ence to e Holy miorte Fhurch where mass 'llllcker HCI'EDUI LEN M. On 'hleldlL June - HDEIISE:'G M "Gflli“!fiv aged Srissett: pnerai n:m‘m:’ Dev-vl fehersi home. 8§16 H ridey. Jung 285 0 am Interment Cedur Cemetery, 2 GUMPMAN. MORJORY Y. !uddenl{{ P st. nw. ® n.unul.u JOSEPH M. On June 26, 1935, at his re.xazfi""fi"’i IOSEPH M. AMMERLY. e Ta 1li ana facher ‘of M.mm"-r“ :?.'é“.;'x‘:{"y' femains resting at the 8. H. Hines Co: funeral home 2001 M oy neral services and interment at Ketoctin Baptist Church, Reundhil, Va., on Frie day. June 25. at 10 a. HOY'I'. HAIY ILIZABETH On_ Wednes- HOYT beloved l)slu of Mrs. Wilcox and aunt of ?\meul scrfl:es at (ll st. nv., on 27 RA C. odnosdl Jun at Bmoklyn N. ¥ LACRA ¢ UDBGN, “belaved wite of Rabers Hudson and sister-in-law of Mrs. Yam Eugene Elilott ot Washingion. D. g, Fueral trom’17. ne 98 at u 3 el e, 25, ment Ronceford. W. Va. JOHNSON, MILDRED. Departed this life on Monday, Jun: , 1035, at her resi- dence, H st. s.w., MILDRED JOHN-~ SON, llovins mother of Rosa and Vertie n 1 e chilaren_ amna many: other relssives and friends. Remains resting at George Gardner & Sons funeral home F 5 e funeral services will be h June 28 °at 2 pm.. Rev. Jo officiating. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery. Remzm( Testing at 1 Morrow & Co n w. Notice of funeral later. KENNADY, IDA M. In Buffalo, N June 26, 1935 K ENNADY, daughter of the late Willlam and Mary C. Kennady. Funeral from her late home, the Maples. Laurel, Md.. Priday, b st June 28. 2 o'clock. Interment in Ivy Hill Cemetery. Laurel. Md LA _ROCHE. MARY DE SURE. On Wednesday. June 26. 195, at her resi- dence. College Park, Md. MARY DE SAUSSURE. beloved wife of the late Rev. Christopher Innis La Roche. Pu- neral from St. John's Epiacopal Chuuh Eeitsville. Md.. ‘on Priday. June 10:40 a.m. Interment chirch cemetery. LEAMAN, HARRY _WOODWELL. _ On Thursday _June Y5 at” mibley Hospit ARRY DWELL MAN bel fl\ed nu~b|nd of the llu !lll Leaman and father of Paul Leaman. fate om0 D st. s.w. Remains Testing at the W W Chambers G u neral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w. un- til & pm.Thursday, June 27. Inter- ment Carlisle. Pa LIPSCOMB, RICHARD r On Wednesday. | 3 2 35, at 715 pm. at Vet~ Howml n New Rori, "RICH- LIPSCOMB. a native of Wash- !mwh beloved brother of Mrs. Estelle i Mrs. Anna L. Mehler and Mrs. | Ma hl .\(CGRU] and father of Marion | Lipscomb. Notice of funeral hereafter. MOCKABEE. (‘EITIIDE 8uddenly. on day. June 35, Bt ner. resi- . GERTRUDE (nee Bownan). beloved wife 0( John B \h)rkihn Funeral from Ih’ f A. Taitavull, 118 Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. MORGAN. FRANCES FINCKE. Thur: day. Ju 1955, at bher Tesidence e | Toromtor FINCKE MORGAN. nlr “of The late Col. James Morris Morgan nnd grandmother of Muriel McKaig lm utthe Abo\e 2:30 p.m 700 Quincy st. Frank Pearson | Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 Mvh st. nw. on Saturday. June 9 am’ thence to St. Gabrie Where ‘macs will be offered at 930 & m: for the repose of her soul. Interment Fort, ‘Lincoln _Cemetery. ~ Sodality - of of St. Gabriei's Chuich will Tecite. the Rosaty at 830 pm. Thurs: day, June 27; Curly Club will gather at 9 am. on Priday. June 28, to Tecite the Rosary 28 SMITH, ANNIE. = Entered into eternal rest 26, 1935. at_her addock ct - Alexandria, Vo ANNIE SMITH. ‘the loviog wite of George Smith, sister of Charles Baker of Washington. D. C. She also leaves to mourn her departure a nephew, Law- rence Baker: sister-in-law. Mrs. Nellie Baker. and other relatives Funeral Friday. June 28, % from the funeral home of John T. North Patrick st.. Interment Douglas Rev. J E | rector of 8t. Josepli's Seminary. Brooklang C. Puneral from St. Joseph's Seminary. 12th nnd \«nmum sts. n.e. on Friday. June 8. at ® am. Interment in New Cathedral “Cemeters. Baltimore. Md. 27 On Monday. June verculosis Hospital | the devoted son of Abner and Anna Lee Thomas. brother of { ' Loeing. Eugene. Abner. William. Hattie May and Eurkie Lec Smith. =—Puneral Friday. June from the W. | Ernest datvis funeral Shurch: 7432 You st. nw. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 27 | In Memoriam. | BROWN. HANNAH L. 1In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother HANNAH L. BROWN. who lfll \ll four vears ago today. June 27, It is not the tears at the moment shed Tha (ells of the hearts that are But the silent tears in ‘m» after y:nn DAUGHTER GEETRDD‘ AN‘D .’VL!A ARSTS life three 1032, MOTHER, IRENE BROWN. MEINBERG. JOHN G. In sad and lnvms remembrance of our dear fsther an grandfather. JOHN G. MEIN departed this life two years Tate today, June 27, 1933, The one we loved has gone to Test. Tus frm. tue heart s still: The hand that al gave us help Now' Hes in death’s cold. chill DAUG! AND wVI_NG BROWN. HAROLD. 1In sad but ' dea: ! son. MEINBERG. JOHN G. In sad and loving remembrance of my dear husband. JOHN G. MEINBERG. who d this life iwo years ago today. . 1933, How sad it was. that day to me. The day on which vou died Your memory will cling to my heart Till I rest by your side YOUR LOVING WIFE. * REED. MARGARET E. A tribute of love to the memory of s dear. devoted sister and aunt, MARGARET E. REED, who entered, into rest threz yea June 27, Sadly missed dear heart. by your beart-broken nicce. DE E _GRAY AND SISTER. JOS- EPHHE COLE. SMITH, BARBARA. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of my dear grandmother. BARBARA SM who Geparted this life one year ago today, June 27, 1934. No_one knows how I miss you, No one knows the bitter pain T have suffered since 1 lost you; Life has never been the same HER “LONESOME_GRANDDA GHTER, VICTORIA V. L. ago today, FUNERAL DIRECTOR: J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave N.E. __Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons Bhone wiet 0608 30364‘ “'sr;_ N.W. Established 1841 D024 WM. J. NALLEY Funeral Director, 5 0480, At. 0373, Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 Seventh 8t. N'W. NAllollll 2473 Modern_Chapel. CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lineoln 0372 JOHN R. WRIGHT 1337 10th St. N.W. Phone North 0047 |V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W R. !D!ll’l'.le tablishment, nadomt 20z 1 t. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces .W.____NAtional "'ld GEO. C. SHAFFER nonmn Pll('ll P-s=l IA'F. o106 a doorstep in Dundee, Scotland, re- cently, and consumed in a few minutes & loaf of bread which had been left for delivery. 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