Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1935, Page 11

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Don’t Spend Your Vacation Money: Three Convenient Ways to harge It: (1) Budget Plan (2) Lay-Away Deposit (3) 30-Day Charge Special! Congo Cloth Suits $]18.75 HaddingtonTropicals $13.75 Haddington Linens It’s the sensation of this Summer. Smart — looks silky. Cool — extremely light-weight. All the coolness every tropical offers, plus a de- gree of styles that’s really unusual and in every right shade. Look and feel cool and spruce in a white linen suit. They're single and double breasted—and great values! $1(0-7° Flannel Sport Coats, $10 and $12.50 Cotton Sport Slacks, $1.95 to $2.95 Special! $1.95 Shirt Event 1.59 White and colored fused collar shirts ~—collars will not wrinkle or wilt! Light-weight zephyr cloth, most shirts in deep tones! White and striped novelty-weave mesh shirts! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO RITES SET TOMORROW FOR CHARLES H. GIBBS Retired Government Cabinet Maker to Be Buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Funeral services for Charles H. Gibbs, 61, retired Government cabi- net maker who died Wednesday, will be held tomorrow at 9:30 am. at St. Anthony’s Church, and Mon- roe streets northeast. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Born in Montgomery County, Md., Mr. Gibbs came to the Capital about 45 years ago. He formerly was em- ployed in the District Water Depart- ment. He entered the employ of the Gov- ernment Printing Office 23 years ago, serving there continuously as & cabi- net maker until his retirement last October. He had been in poor health more than a year and died at his rul:m-. 2742 Pourth street north- eas Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Adele Gibbs; two children, Mrs. C. W. Peck and Dr. C.'J. QGibbs; two sisters, Elizabeth Gibbs and Mrs. Maude Bis- sett, and three brothers, Willlam C., Walter and Frank Gibbs, a battalion chlo:‘ in the District Fire Depart- menf There's famous style in these breesy, handsome suits. Sports and p lain backs. Tailored the Schloss An exceptional price for so much style, comfort and fine miloring. Light and dark—all smart. WHITES EXCEPTED 14 Schloss Coat and Frousers high quality, tom grade. 3 for $4.50 Athletic Shirts & Shorts Smart Check Lisle Hose pom e Rkl VR | 35¢ Bright Wash Ties $1 Silk-Lined Ties All handmade. Light and dark [ grounds. for $1 Full cut and fine qoality. —---$1.90 Seets coca Practical — cleans easily. It’s the new way to dress smartly in comfort, and save money, too! Schloss Featherlites $14.75 Schloss Palmettos $13-75 White Palmetto Tuxedo Three smart ideas in shirts of Priced to make it easy to buy all you want. REED TO BE BURIED AT CLARKSBURG, W. VA, Former Representative, Who Died at Emergency Hospital, Had Lived Here Since Retirement. The body of former Represertative Stuart F. Reed of West Virginia, one- gress In 1924 he had made his home here at 1654 Irving street. He was 69 years old. S HOSPITAL HEAD DIES JUNEAU, Alaska, July 5 (P)— !t.m:hn ap tly with a heart at- J. B. McAuliffe, 37, physiclln in chlrze of the Govern- ment Hospital here for five years, was found dead yesterday in front of his office building. He was born in Louisville, Ky., and served in the Navy during the war. His widow and a 3-year-old daughter survive. Tailoring of cus- " Set 65° $3 Washable Robes For the beach and home. dots and fancy effects. Pin 31.89 $1.95 Summer Pajamas Cool! Lawn and handkerchief cloths in several shades. MENS SHOP 1331 F STREET 2 HOURS' FREE PARKING, CAPITAL GARAGE 81.5 D. C, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1935. Rites Today SERVICES SCHEDULED FOR PASTOR’'S WIFE, MRS. BARBARA S§. MURRAY, ‘Wife of Rev. Philip G. Murray, assistant pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, who was to be buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery this after- noon following services at her hus- band’s church. A graduate of the Eastman School of Music at Rochester, N. Y., and a resident of Washington since her marriage two years ago, Mrs. Murray died Tuesday in George Washington University Hospital. She was 23 years old. District of Columbia—Fair and con- tinued warm tonight and tomorrow followed by local thundershowers late tomorrow afternoon or night; gentle winds mostly south and southwest. Maryland—Fair and continued warm tonight and tomorrow followed by local thundershowers late tomorrow afternoon or night. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomor-! row; local thundershowers in the in- terior late tomorrow afternoon or 2ight; slightly warmer in south portion tonight. ‘West Virginia—Fair, slightly warm- er in west portion tonight; tomorrow falr in morning and local thunder- | showers in afternoon. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear today. Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature. Barometer, . Inches. 30:05 P 30.02 Midnllht ceneen 29.97 Today— 4 am. 8 am. 2993 Noon 29.89 Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 83, at noon today. Year ago, 95. Lowest, 72, at 6 a.m. today. Year ago, 4. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 95, on June 27. Lowest, —2, on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) 4 Highest, 91 per cent, at 7 am. to- ay. Lowest, 50 per cent, at 12:15 pm. yesterday. 29.93 Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today. Tomorrow. . 10:52am. 11:36am. 5:36am. 11:34pm. 5:58 pm. 4 The Sun and Moen. Rises. Sets. 7:37 7:37 9:24am. 10:13pm. 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. Remrd January ... 527 356 February 337 March 3.75 3.27 3.70 413 4.71 4.01 3.2¢ 284 237 332 g Stations. § Galveston, Tex._ Helena, D Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise WASHINGTON’S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 Burial of Associate Justice of Court of Appeals Is in Rock Creek Cemetery. Associat Hitz of m United !ht. Court of App-uvumummylnm Creek Cemetery. The services at the home were non- religious in chsracter, John Lord O'Brian, former Assistant Attorney General, and close friend of the de- ceased justice, reading & few favorite JACOB W. WACHTER, 79, DIES IN PRINCE GEORGES Laurel Magistrate Widely Inter- ested in Civic Life—Was Former Delegate. Special Dispatch to The Star. LAUREL, Md, July 5.—Jacob W. Wachter, 79, local merchant and mag- istrate, died yesterday after a linger- ing fliness. Always interested in civic affairs, Wachter was a Prince Georges County i delegate in the State Legislaturé many years ago and served several terms as a justice of the peace. He had a varied career, having in- vented a glue product used by the Federal Government, and published & volume of poetry, in addition to cafry- ing on his many commercial and civic interests. Judge Wachter is survived by his widow and & son, Glenn. Funeral services will be held tomorrow after- noon at 2:30 in Centennary Meth- odist Episcopal Church. Hope Lodge, No. 20, F. A. A. M, will conduct the services. IMPOUNDING OF AUTOS BRINGS TRAFFIC RELIEF 75 Cars Improperly Parked Taken In by Police During Two Weeks Ended June 80. Impounding of automobiles found parked in restricted zones, near fire hydrants, on one-way streets, on streets where parking is prohibited between certain hours and other places where parking is prohibited, started about three weeks ago, has resulted in an appreciable improvement in traf- fic conditions, according to the police. Seventy-five cars improperly parked were impounded by the police during the two weeks ended June 30, police records show, a collateral of $3 having been demanded for each violation. Cars found parked in violation of law | are immediately impounded and towed away by the police, requiring their owner to visit a police station snd identify the property before being per- | JO! mitted to deposit collateral and drive away. PRIEST SAYS CONTINENT IS SHIFTING WESTWARD . | Gravity Chart Tends to Show Oscillation of Earth’s Crust, Avers Lejay. By the Associated Press. MARSEILLES, France, July 5.—In- dications that the American continént is flnwly moving westward were fe- yesterday by Father Lejay, dlnclor of the Zicawel Observatory near Shanghai. The priest, arriving here en route to Paris for the convention of the International Astronomical Union, said hig calculations for s gravity chart tended to show a shifting in the earth’s crust. Asla, he reported, oscillated as much as 30 yards over monthly periods. Scientists in Paris are skeptical of Father Lejay’s ability to prove that the earth is shifting, but said they eagerly awaited his report to the convention. NAME D. A. V. DELEGATES Veterans Pick Representatives for New Haven Rally. ‘Three representatives of the National Capital Chapter, No. 3, Disabled American Veterans of the World War, have been selected to represent organization at the annual conven. tion of the D. A. V., to be held at New Haven, Conn., July 15 to 21. ‘Those selected are Comdr. John T. national rehabilitation chairm: Theodore Lindstrom and Col. WI“!I’ Quigiey. Alternates in- clude Ralph Leonard, historian; Rob- ert Slater, treasurer, and William B. Covert, junior vice commander. FOUND. o N LOST. -Nurse's, _black. l(ondu morning, Holme: d ll‘utllm!d to 21“ .5""'“"‘ early I."Drml st. r 0055, CHOW. YUUII. e: ""nu‘: % oniks 'enrln w Ir . _Apt. 610. on seat mn'ment st H.C. Please call Mrs. | i P m.. from Remainy Fert: Jarv ral ! until 6 p.m. ' lhlnl“fl fl‘ terment Mount Pleasant, e residence. .,m MARY. On 'nmnny .vn { { andria E&'- i mn. ADII.MDL Passed 1983, Efl:filu Hiter 5t Mats OubnIngbAT: terment wrivate. cmg‘“ NER, umu 3. On Mondag. July 1. e M b mh' wits l“k{! flon'vxfll. Wa: ,?"" hingto via sonneton of Wolden " Col ueher’ of ‘the”latg Wiliam Dece neral o8 ape Eanavall, 43 oot July 6. at e rment. Ce "I., Bl Cemerary. %5 ‘emétery. 1055, ‘b idenly, on Thlfl'lfll, at " 'fl"'uu nce at the W, it an!‘l.l home, '1 ."" Helatiy o T flem 8.‘4.,5 Cemetary. 6 On ‘Thursday. July 4, a lt hlr ;elldlnb:' 0. B. and o rs. T. Smith of iy , Maigle Beotf of De- H. rtin of Cleveland. of Washing- { the Rev. GIBBS, CHARLES HARRY. On Wednes- 350y 5 1605, &t Bis residente. 4740 neé HARRY GIBBS m meneem y's 12th and Mon! where m’n mass “will ‘be of- ferod st 10 am. Tor ihe redoss of Bi soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. GIBBS, CHARLES RS MARRY. The T;n" of fim .‘flf meet S o the 8 ‘n fines OWENS, REV. HENRY L. On Thursday. July 4,1035. at 3 p.m.. at his residence. 1733 Harvard st nv. Rev. HE L. 8. beioved husband of onnu . Gowens and devoted father of Mo- Gowens. Virginia Warfleld. Dr. enry L. Gowens, ir, of Philadelphia, .. and Willard ini e ° b T July 6: dence. Nn!!ll Ninet ernLh Blreet n-pun Church, Sunday. July 7. at 1:18 p.m. Interment Lincoin Memorial Cem~ etery. GRANAM, BSTELLE M. Thursday. uly 41035, at her mmeaee 211 Pes: fl.’ .. HAM, wile of the me ank Lee Graham and mother o nna Graham Stafford. Bervices ll lhe Olk Hill Cemetery Chapel on Saturday. July 8. at' 2 pm. Inter- ment Oax Hill Cemeters. GEAVES, GEORGE, R, _On Tuesdsy, July ZRA%EE, 2ty u.rimq Hospital. GEORG! B i oz o o e Graves, fl‘.mf. Brfle. iy )nm. and Virginia gmll l: luvu g!h!r Te! l!l':? oo Ir Reril"cnirch. 1489 You ment Ruckersville, Va., Bluudu Jn.lv 6. Gl‘m HARRY On 'l‘hundly July far s (Proracted iliness Puneral services Pri . at B’vm at 6414 Monito A Lhtarment ih Biesator. T lll.lllo!l JOSEPRINE. = oOn Wednesdar. July 3. 1935, J1 ased 77 yeare, beloved molhn “oF Georre Dorn, an ward B Joseoh 5. MeAlljster er son’s Saturday. Jul ‘Woodlawn Orm hel rrison. = Puneral s relldene: 1012 8w st Jollxlo! m. Interment metery, Baltimore. Md. 6 . 1985, at mmngsu Homita). JOHNSON. Rev Haskins officiating Tolement arithétos Natlonal Cemetery INES. DOLLIE. On Tuesday. July 3. 1838, at Der residence 3701° 11th ot JO! Beloved e PR ter Oarter of Jerse: leaves & daughter-in-law, of Lyne VB.' & gon-in- Barnett grandchildren tives. 'Remains restirg & Robinson's funeral home. 1700, Ver- where :enlces will be ‘monl n.w. Beld saturdss, July o at 2 pom. ment nnmeny cemelen KELLEY, Suddenly. on Wed- !mu Jnly 3. li’is n her residence. . loved wi late Wii- o mo' Relley and. mother_of Marie E. Kelley. inie Sm th, James g. lellu -nd . ue Clifton W. Kelley resting at th Dul s (u- lunl humo 453 O T*her late feitdtnce Satarday July 6. Funeral services lr .lnt st Church, 5th and Q . n.w. Sunday, July 7. 1:30 pm. Rev. J. O. lullo.l o!lflltln' Rel- and friends mvt nt mony Ce: lufl)l.l.l)l!G‘. CMIIN EE thls residence, 803 Ken: E. beloved McCullough votice "ot funera here: Inter- Priday, (nee Rlu) after. -‘lv-m.." 1) ‘mmll?!‘drfil‘ll life g LY Tl U Ay m!réam. st Ber husband LTER m ‘ md lhl! II e December_3 8ind w-mr gnehen Ve i Rer- ony Ce turday morning. N]! o35, -t m am. Relauves friends & .TON, flA -o’gb 'Z,""‘ x . “Onh'r:nr:dn! She’ bejoved. Mucsand o 1 3. ?‘Suhon -nd {ather of Anna g hd da. Milton Moulton, l’ al from !-he Dtll (unlnl home. L Saturdsy July 6 e:ce “Mllnvindflmt}‘ u ion 30086 and siter of * Fannie M. K “ ‘h’l. 1 r&nhr und dl fer. !."! lflil‘.l on l.mrfllv July 6. at Comerelr™ Interment Congressional ORRR 13 R\“qenfi V. The oflee and mem- of Y. Réc. Sec, 0“.. LELIA. ‘The nmhn of the Lady s Auxllllr’ No. 3. United Span- will om fungral . hee. on ta n!tund QH!!tI IYI mil‘ll jor Vice President. om LELIA. The members of the Lady ouu 1 oom-pmn.% 3 On_‘Thurs- éur-um 'WARD. u liome. Darnes; M‘ M1 a“% Oflonlll fllnuul am nu en Pumphrey. r Shuren Shetrs ‘.-pimsmn 5! Welnemy July at his residence, ag FEREEY. late Isasc and Lu- ‘Remaing resting at 380 R. ave. Cor. 14th 8 Eye TRIBUTES 12504p . delivened and Buntays LOL. 17780 O =€ ARAB ANN. Departed this' | srRUMBAUGH, ALLIE V. o the | NESLINE. ADELINE E d fe. | VIRNSTEIN. Jomy M. n | SHIELDS, WILLIAM M. Beaths. PINKNEY, ISAAC. = Widow's Son Lo No. 7. ®. A will hold & -p.cul eomnumuuon Bnurdll July 6. 1v: 201150 am., to atrend the furieras of gmmer IBAAC PINKNEY. Services at ezer Church, 4th and D wis_ s 38UR 5. GEORAE. Betreraty, POLLARD. BEV. DAVID HOWARD. Sud- denly. on Tuesday. July 2. 1935. at feaidence, 410 P ot nw. Rev. DAVID HOWARD__POLLA] pastor ' of St Phillip's Baptist_ Church, beloved hus: band of Mattie Pollard. ~He aiso leaves mourn_their loss a father. & step- ;. fre, Brothers. six sicters son. one daughter. ol on-1! s host of other reiatives lnd lrlends Body will lie in state at the 8t. Phillip's Baptist Cnurch from § p.m. Friday. July ntil f Saturday. thence to Bount- Bethel Bipta. Church oty B tween 2nd and 3rd sts 0 wim. Funeral will be heid at 1 o'clock 7ioon from the Mount Bethel Baptist Church. Interment in Lincoln Mee morial Cemetery. [3 POLLARD, DAVID. The members of the Baptist ‘Ministers’ Conference of Wash- ington and vicinity are requested io meet at Mount Bethel Baptist Church. st. n.w. between 2nd and 3rd sts. Saturday, ‘July 6, 1955 at 11 am. to arrante for the tfuneral of Rev. DAVID POLLAR| HEY. B ANDERSON. President. REV. J. W. HENDERSON, Secretary. POPB. IAIIII'I'I' G. On Thursday, July W, 2 her ‘Tesidence, West Pulls . Mrs. HARRIETT G_ POPE. ly Dm itnds are” 1Buitoa” 1o 3 ment Oakwood Cemetery, Falls Church, PUMPHREY, JOHN K. On Wednesday, July 3. JOHN K. beloved hus- band “of_ Ells Louise Bumphrey (nee Cook)."Funeral from his Iate residence, 3311 Nichols ave. s.e. Congress Heights, on Baturday. July 6. at 10:30 a.m, Beivices at Esther Memorial Chureh of the Holy Communion. Congress Heighs. 11 am. Relatives and friends in- Interment St. Barnabas' tery. Oxon Hill. Md EVA VIOLA. On Priday. July at her residence. 2300 Penn- 3/ e, VIOLA | (nee Nichols). _“beioved” wite. of George ‘Sheppard. Funer residence of her d Ceme- L) am. Rela- [l Interment Goaar Hifl Cemerers! ¥ Departed this Gallinger Hospital husband of Car- ther of Mrs. Be He also leaves other ri to ‘mourn his at the John d and’ Eye eafter. life July 1. 1935 _at WILLIAM H_SHIELDS rie Shields, devoted tha “Dixon. i d ines_fu sts. s.w. Not. SMITH. HARRY B. On Priday July 8. 1¥35. HARRY B.. aged 35 years. the heioved musbang of " iks. ate "Gruce B Bmith. Puneral from the Deal funerai home. 814 H st ne. on Saturday. July 3:30 p.m. Intérment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, SWEENEY, NORMAN W. On_ Thursday, July 4. 1635. NORMAN W.. beloved husband of Reddie W. Sweeney and fa- A an Toy, Florence B ‘and Puneral services At t 5w, Relntives and friends iy 6. pm are xnvmd Interment Cedar Hill Cem- 'fllllu ESTELLE. O“H of Garrett Terrell o 1405 1 !h? also I leaves ters. three brothers. reiatives and fricnds Remains_resting at Henry §. Wash ton & Sons' funeral home. 467 n.w. Notice of funeral later. | WACHTER, JACOB W Thursday. done i fanapelis. G SAMUEL belgved hisband er Florence M Wainwrigh father of Charlotte ‘and § - Brother of Richard Washington, D. G. _Thterment dianapois, Ind. on Saturday. July 6 WEISBROD. MILDRED ALICE. On Wed- nesday. July 3. 1835 at Philadelphia Pa. MILDRED ALICE wife of Ravmond Weisbrod and deughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles £ Ralph of Washinaton, D C Funeral services at 3 Bulldime. 1820 Chest nur hia. Pa.. on Sa Istives and Triends ovited. Drivate. - YNKQOP, MARY ELIZA, On Thursdey, at her residence. 17 Ly s BY FLOA Winkoo 000 %0 “Tears Bhe 15 survived by her husband. "Alvin L. Wynkoop; dauzhter, Mrs. Mélva Aaron: sister. Mrs Eliza- and eight hrothers at the Mateer i Ute st Park Lan ndrew Chapel. Va.. on Sun: A S Interinent A @rew Chapel, Va In Memortam. In loving e membrance of our deat wife and mot UMBAUGH. who_dep: u-u life three years ago today. Jur 5 p.m Interment szrvicu at, T“YEQ years ago. our hearts still sore; As time goes on we miss you more, We love you fust as much today As in the hour you passed lerv . - CARTER, LULA J. In loving memory of our dear wife and mother. J CARTER. tlgo dfywt'(-d thli life tweive ears ago today July 5 WAER s CCARTER AND CHILDREN, !‘ROHI.ICII SOPHIA M. In loving re- membrance of our devoled’ mother GPHTA M. FROHLICH. who departer !hll life ten years ago today. July 5. A kmm mother. so good and kind: No better on earth could ever be found For each of us she did her best; O Lord. grant her eternal rest A happy home once we enjoyed, How sweet the memory still: But death lert a vacant piace worid can mever RER DEVOTED. GITLDAEY GEORG™ FATIE, JOHN AND JOSEPH HARRY, SARAH E. In_sad r!m?mhrlm of our loving mother. SARAH E_HARR’ T e A ore year A% today. July 51934, 4 )qving motner. o eqod and kind Fo better on earth could ever be found For each of us she did her best. rd. give her eternal SER DAL HIERS AEICE knD saDIE + NESLINE. ADELINE E. Often we sit and wonder when your beautiful gray eyes looked up and said: “Please say the Rosary”: the agony you were in and how soon you were forgotten by some but_you will never be forgotten by your SISTERS. JOSEPHINE AND ANNA. * In sad and lovine remembrance of my dear sister, ADE LINE E. NESLINE departed ibis li'e ight years ago toda _— SonN "o ChEvALIER. PACE. JOHN HAMILTON. In loving rc membrance of our dear husband ar father. JOHN HAMILTON PACE. wh- died one year ago today. July 5. 1034. The midnight stars shine on the grave Of the one we loved but could pot save. In our hearts your memory lingers. weetly tender. lo a LOVING WIFE " CinllbReN, BIPPQ FRANK ARLIN. A tribute of love to the memory of m Mlnved and de- voted_son, PRANK A PHIPPS. Who left me three years Taee todar, July B, cherished in life. in death and sivass remembered. LONELY MOTHER. YLO! ARET. A tribute of love Ao ey Cor a fevoted . mother MARGARET TAYLOR. who left us 26 Years ago today. July 5. 1910 Therg are stars that g out in the arl el silvery light hines on hers :'}e'mu Whose fragrance. st lingers When the blossoms are faded and gone There_are hearts full of lght and Sweetness When no longer their life ecurrent But :l:h:‘lr sweetness lives on with the Like the soul of the star and the rose HER CHILDREN. * In sad but loving embrance of our beloved husband Infl hlh!l JOHN H. VIRNSTEIN, wh dulw;l;ad“thh life four years ago lodly WIFE AND CHILDREN. * V!fl AN sadly misse PUN‘IIAL DlllCNl! J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave N. Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons YCOCK“ g&nbumga 1g¢| 3034 gt. N.W. “Fran‘l!(, S;lvl' l: Ec;ns IC&,'I i Qr;nE 'g,? ¥ NAtional 2473 CHAS. 'S. ZURHORST CO. “' L‘f-lll‘i CAPL‘I‘OI.’"I V. L. 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