Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1935, Page 9

BODY T0 DEFEND RIGHTS OF STATES Uniform Legislation Asked in Place of Federal Encroachment. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, July 13.—The Exec- utive Committee of the Commissioners on Uniform State Laws yesterday rec- ommended resistance to Federal en- croachment on constiwutional rigats of States. They urged instead the adop- tion of uniform Ctate legislation Alexander Armstrong of Baltimore, chairman of the cummittee, said the recommendation will be presewted to the conference of comimissiorrers at | its session today. tee,” said Armstrong, “should he able to report to the conference at its Mid- winter meeting in January. If the committee findings win the approval of the conference at that time, then a committee will be uppointed to pro- ceed along the lines luid down in the plan.” The commissioners voted unan- imously to adopt a uniform airports | act and to submit this model legisla- tion the Legislature of every State in the Union this year. In the proposed low draft are pro- visions for the pehvmg of airports, power to acquire orivate property for | nlrpon.s by condemnation, power to | (édarlfiu moslflemtyd metery Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise; WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK Invites you to visit the most modern burial _estate within Parking and Planning Area. Beautiful, uniform. " inexpens| Riges Rd. cross University Lane. 30 for informa- raise operation money by taxation and the use of airports for public purposes. The Commissioners’ Subcommittee on Aeronautics, under William A. Schnader, former atwrney general of Pennsylvania, said g:ave consideration must be given lne probiem of airline liability. “Before the airlunes become even more crowded,” said Schnader, “we must fix the statvs of liability for air carriers and dacide the problem of ‘who owns the aic’" R T ARLINGTON RITES HELD FOR FRANCIS E. SMITH Former Chief Clerk of Railway Mail Service Here Fatally In- jured in Iowa Crash. Francis E. Smith, 49, formerly chief clerk of the Railway Mail Service here, who died last week from injuries received in an automobile accident near Sheldon, Iowa, was buried in Arlington Tuesday. “The Scope and Program C(:mm\t-! s rered Mr. Smith was on duty in the Omaha office of the Railway Mail Service, to which he was shifted several years ago after an assignment here that started in 1921. He entered the Post Office Depart- ment in Chicago in 1905. During the World War, lieutenant in the 59th Coast Artillery Corps and saw service with the Ameri- can Expeditionary Force. Mr. Smith was a member of the Masonic order, Shriners, Elks and American Legion. |COL. MILLER SUCCUMBS AFTER LONG ILLNESS Entire Military Career in Infantry—Was 54. Lieut. Ccl. William C. Miller died last night in Walter Reed Hospital after an illness of more than four menths. He will be buried with full National Cemetery. Military rites will 10 am. Col. Miller, who was 54, spent his entire military career the Infantry. After graduating from West Point in 1905 he served in the 23d Infantry. | He was a member of the American [expedmon into Siberia after | World War. Recently he was in com- | mand of the R. O. T. C. activities at ‘Rutgers University, New Bruuswick, N. J. | He is survived by a widow, Mrs. i | Sarah Miller, and a sister. he was a second Graduate of West Point Spent| military honors Monday in Arlington | be held in the Fort Myer Chapel at, the | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOX, In Car Wreck CHANCELDOB SCHUSCHNIGG. E. J. FISH, 73, BURIED St. Marys Farmer Leaves Wife and Six Children. Special Dispatch to The Star. LEONARDTOWN, Md., July 13.— Funeral services were held yesterday at the Cedar Point M. E. Church for Edward John Fish, 73, farmer of St. Marys County, who died at his home Thursday. Interment was in the ad- Joining cemetery, He is survived by his widow and two daughters, Mrs. Daniel Davis of Leonardtown and Mrs. Raymond Dixon of Laurel Grove, and four sons, Chester Fish, at home; Allen Fish of Washington, Albert Lee Fish of Cedar Point and Willie Fish of Med- | leys Neck. RETIRED CAPTAIN DIES Capt. Daniel Throckmorton Ghent, | U. 8. N, retired, died Thursday in | Los Angeles, according to information 1eceived yesterday by the Navy De- | partment. { Capt. Ghent, who was 55, was the | holder of a Distinguished Service Medal, which he received for action when the Army transport Antilles was torpedoed in 1917. He gave or- ders to abandon the ship, and al- though the vessel sank in less than five minutes, 167 of the 234 persons | aboard were saved. | CRASH KILLS WIFE OF SCHUSCHNIGG Austrian Chancellor Safe After Auto Hits Tree Near Linz. By the Associated Press. VIENNA, July 13.—Mme. Schusch- nigg, wife of the Ausirian chancellor, was killed and her -cn badly injured in an automobile accident near Linz today. The chancelior was reported uninjured but in a hospital at Linz. ‘The Austrian cabinet later decided tentatively to suggest to Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg that he quit office for an extended vacation as the result of the accident. The chancellor’s post would be taken by Prince Emst von Starhem- berg, vice chancellor and leader of the Helmwehr, the Fascist militia army. An official communique said that the chancellor and his wife were en route to their Summer home at El- besberg, near Linz. when the cauf- feur appeared suddenty ill and lost conttol of their car. It crashed into a tree. The chancellor was thrown fiee. A preliminary examination by surgeons, later confirmed at Linz, indicated that he was uninjured except for slight bruises and nervous shock. It was also said at :he hospital that the son, at first reported seriously in- jured, was only slightly hurt, and nei- ther he nor his fathcr was put o bed. The chauffeur’s cordition was seri- ous. A cabinet meeting was summoned immediately upon receipt of news of the accident, and Vice Chancellor Ernst von Starhemberg was recalled from Vatican City, where he was visiting. Schuschnigg was not immediately notified of his wife's death. . Monument to Romance. DILLON, S. C. (#.—Danilel Arch McCallumn, colored, had a roadside filling station and a 5-acre farm. Along came a stranger with a shiny automobile, equipped with radio and gadgets. The stranger wanted to settle and Daniel wanted to go places. He went. He went through a bridge railing. What is left of the car sits in the river, a monument to romance. Anacostia-Congress Heights Service % cétmq RailtoB » one Once again Capital Transit is making a change in service in response to the urgent demands of many of its patrons—a change of importance to Southeast Washington and p_ai'ticularly to residents of Anacostia and Congress Heights. On Monday, July 15th, the present street car service to those communities will be discontinned and a new bus line connecting them with the business, shopping “and theater districts will be put in operation, with added service im rush hours over Constitution ';‘-\. Avenue as far as 20th Street. -, cveavene. CONSTITUTION Av. The regular street car fare and ithe $1.00 weekly pass will obtain on this bus line, with the ame transfer privileges as are enjoyed on rail lines, The route &f the line is shown ‘at right; is given in “Transit News” leaflets which may be found in “Take One” baskets in street cars now serving this territory or may be obtained by ealling West 1246, Branch ‘613. ~ Lvngeres Rn CAPITAL TRANSIT COMPANY D. C., SATURDAY. DANIEL G. LOOMIS RITES WILL BE HELD MONDAY Real Estate Firm Employe Will Be Buried in Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services for Daniel G. Loomis, who died 1:esday night after & long illness, will ke held at his home, 2812 Thirty-sixth place, Mon- day at 11 am. Burial will be La Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Loomis was 37 and a native of Parkersburg, W. Va During the World War he served with distinction in the District Red Cruss organization and later became gacsistant treasurer of Science Service. In recent years he has been associated with the J. Dallas Grady & Sons real estate firm. Besides his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George C. Loomts, he 1s survived by a brother, George, and two sisters, Katherine and Helen Loomis. JOSEPH MOSER DIES; RITES TOMORROW Joseph Morser, 87, for 66 years a resident of Washington and one of the oldest members of the local He- brew congregation, died last night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Abe Cohen, 2528 Twelith street. He had been in ill health for several months. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Twelfth street residence. Burial with full Masonic honors will be in Washington Hebrew Cemetery. Mr. Moser was a member of St. John's Lodge, F. A. A. M. Besides Mrs. Abe Cohen, Mr. Moser is survived by two other daughters, Mrs. Amelia Jones and Mrs. Carrie Cohen, and two sons, Louis and Abe Moser, all of Washington; and a brother, Jack Moser, and a sister, Mrs. Rae Neuham, both of Baltimore. SERVICE ORDERS ARMY ORDERS. Farrell, Col. Matthew J., Quarter- master Corps Reserve, ordered to ac- tive duty at Holabird Quartermaster Depot, Baltimore, Md., July 14. Thompson, Maj. Paul G. Judge Advocate General’s Department Re- serve, ordered to active duty in office of the Judge Advocate General, here, | August 1. Crawford, Maj. James P., Medical Corps, from El Paso, Tex., to Army Medical Center, here, on or about Au- gust 3. Pratt, Capt. Don F., Fort Howard, Md., of present tour of foreign service. Hendricks, Capt. Harry H., Finance Department Reserve, Chase, Md., to active duty at Fort Devens, Mass., July 14. Mateer, Capt. Robert E., Chemical Warfare Service Reserve, to active duty at Edgewood Arsenal, Md., Au- gust 4. Milliken, Capt. Sayres L., assistant superintendent, office of the Surgeon General, here, to proceed to her home to await re- tirement. Matheney, First Lieut. William A., JULY 13, 1935 Draths. RTSON, CHARLOTTE 8. On Thurs- . July 11. 1935, at 8 ‘p.m., at her residence. East Falls Church, Va.. CHAR- LOTTE §. ALBERTSON. widow' of the late George Albertson and mother of R. G. Albertson. Funeral from the above residence Sunday. July 14. at 2 pm. 13* BAILEY, EDWARD. Departed this life on Prij July 12, 1935, at Gallinger Hos- plial aiter s brie! illness. EDWARD AILEY. devoted husband of Annie E. Bailey. loving father of Blanche, Flor- ence.'Charlotte, Edward and Robert Bailey. ~ He also leaves to mourn their loss three grandchildren. two caughters- in-law and other reiatives and friends. Remains resting at Baibour Bros.’ fu- neral home, 48 K st nee.. until Sunday. July 13, at'4 pm.: thereafter at his late Tesldence, 165 You st nw. 1 Monday. July 15, at 2:30 pm.. from the above residence Relativer and friends are cordially invited to attend. 14 BERRY, ELIZABETH. Departed this life on Wednesday. July 10. 1935, after & lingering iliness. ELIZABETH BERRY. formerly of 144 Heckman st. s.e.. devot- ed wife of John Berry. foster mother of Joseph L. Brown and the only niect of the late Alexander Davis. Remains rest- ing at the John T. Rhines funeral hapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. The family t 3027 Stanton road s.e.. Infantry, to | upon completion | from Chevy Army Nurse Corps, | Air Corps, assigned to duty as flight | commander, Bolling Field, here, with temporary rank as captain, effective July 13. Robinson, First Lieut. Stanley K., Air Corps, assigned to duty as flight commander, Bolling Field, here, with temporary rank as captain, effective | July 13. The following named second lieu- tenants of the Chemical Warfare Service Reserve ordered to active duty ac Edgewood Arsenal, Md., August 4: Crutchfield, Lee G., jr. Lovell, Frank B. Phelps, Lewis H., jr. Vaupre, Second Lieut. Louis A., Air Corps, promoted to captain, July 1, and retired July 31. Fischer, Warrant Officer Carl H., band leader, from Fort George G. Meade, Md., to duty as band leader, may be seen & Anacostia D. C. Funera! from the above funeral chapel on Sundey. July 14 at 1:30 pm. Interment Lincoin Memo Cemetery. 14 BICKSLER, . ©On Thursday. July 11. 3. at his residence. 915 L st ne. HARRY H. BICKSLER. be- loved husband of Alice C. Bicksler (nee McMahon). Funeral from the above residence on Monday. July 15. at §:10 am. thence to Holy Name Church. where reauiem mass will be said_at 4 am. for the repose of his soul. ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. &nd friends invited. BICKSLER, HARRY H. Members of Dis- trict of Columbja Circle, No. 17K. Na- tional Circle, Daughters of Isabella. ‘are Tequested to meet at the residence at & » m. Saturday. July 13 1 R. SHANLEY. Regent. BOWEN, SARAH. Departed this life on Priday,_July 12, 1935, at Gallinger Hos- pital. SARAH BOWEN. devoted mother of Mrs. Matilda Brandon. sister of Mrs. Ada Jackson. Mrs. Caroline Mundell, Mrs. Lena Thomas. Mrs. Mary King. William and Arthur Monfoe. She also leaves many other relatives and friends to mourn her departure. Remains rest- ing at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s w. Notice of funeral later. BROOKE, ELIZABETH. On Friday at her residence 3. £ south: Aicova Helwhis. Va. ELIZA: BETH BROOKE. beloved ‘wife of M. J. Brooke. She is_survived by her hus: band. two children. David and Louise Brooke: one brother. Roy Rollins. Re- mains resting at the Ives funeral home. 570 Wilson bivd., Clarendon. Va. Notice of funeral later. BURNETT. ISABELLE. Departed this life on Thursday. July 1. 1935, at b dence 115 Oakdale st. n 1SABELLE BURNETT. dev of Mrs. Sarah Goode. She also leaves one granddaughter, Mrs. Lillian Blake: two grandsons, one great-granddaughte two great-grandsons and other relatives and many_friends to mourn ber de- parture. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chavel. 3rd and Eve SLS. S.W Puneral on Tuesday, July 16. from Wesley A, M E. Church at 1 p.m. Interment Harmony Cemetery 14 BUTLER. SARAH F. On Priday, July 17, 935, at the residence of her daughter. 'C. C. Saunders. 1310 Delafleld pl. nw. SARAH E BUTLER. beloved wife of the late William K. Butler. Remains Testing at the W. W. Chambers Co. fu- neral home. 1400 Chapin st. nw, No- fice of funeral later. CALHOUN. STERLING. ite suddenly _ Wednesday. July 10. 1935, STERLING CALHOUN. ' He leaves to mourn” their loss & devoted wife, Edna Calhoun; three children. Hazel Florence and Mary Calhoun: a father. Mose Cal- houn: three brothers. one sister and & host of other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at Barnes & Matthews funeral 614 4th st. unlll 4 30 Saturday afternoon. 13 thence o his lste residence Lst sw. Puneral Sundas July at 3 pm. from the FPriendship_ Baptist | Church_Ist and H sts. 5... Rev. Guy ‘Wills officiating. 13 THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; slightly cooler ionight; gentle northerly winds. Maryland—Generally and tomorrow: slightly cooler tonight. Virginia—Generaly fair tonight and Inter- Relatives 14 July sth i Mrs. Departed this life. home B July 1 14 | tomorrow, preceded by local thurder- | showers this afternoon or early to- night in south portion; slightiy cooler tonight. West, Virginia—Fair tonight and to- morrow; somewhat cooler tonigh River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear this morning. Report for Last 21 Hours, Yesdas. Temp. Barg. Today Temp. Baro 4 pm 4 &3 8 pm. " 12 m. 981 Record From Yesterdsy Noon. High. 96, p.m.: year ago Low, 71 10:45 a.m. year 850, Record Temperatures This Year. High. #6. July 12; low. Jan. Humidity From Noon Yesterday. High. 90, 12 m. today: low, 50, 4 p.m. | yesterday. Fort Totten, N. Y., on or about Au- | gust 1. Dufresne, Warrant Officer Joseph, | band leader, from Fort Benjamin Har- | rison, Ind., to duty as leader of the band, Fort George G. Meade, Md., on or about August 1. NAVY ORDERS. Bureau of Navigation. Keppler, Capt. Chester H. J., de- tached Naval Operations, Navy De. partment, in July; to duty as member, Naval Examining Board, Navy De- partment. Bailey, Lieut. Comdr. Earl L. (S. C)), detached 12th Naval District Novem- ber 1; to U. 8. S. Maryland. —_— Marriage Licenses. James Warren. 26. 814 4th st.. and O. E. Everette, 23, 414 M st. s.e.; Rev. Clag- sett _Ward 8. L. Schrieberg. 24. and Rita E_ Glass. 24, both of Richmond, Va.; Rev. Norman Gerstenfeld. John M. Campbell, Whitaker, Rev. F. W. 20, and Annie B. 19. both of Richmond, Va.; Johnson. Rev. A_A. Stockdal Pericles Lotizes. 46, dopoulou. th of 3 Rev. Thomas Daniels. Willlam U. Combs. 28. Rollinson. 1, both of Leesburg, Rev. P._Bland Tucker. Wija Hoffman_ 28. 21, Both of Baltimore: Ravbi ies Reynolds, 42, Quantico. Va. L’ Ran . Rectory. . E. Mattingly Dlv(d Zollickofer. 23. 2450 14th st. Thelma M. Fefguson, 21. 206 F. Poore. Josenis G OFsts, 1. Lols G. Harrie. ‘1 Rev. John E. Briges Rowiand . Helbert. 25, 654 East SGavitol 3t and Brencer B Slie. =1, 49 i Rev. ng. Earl” A. Frecburger. 28, 4935 Eskridge terrace. and Florence E. Ralph. 21. 4640 Clark pl.; Rev. William R. Moody. Prank A. Johnson. 25. 1215 Concord Shd Catmen B Harrison. 3. Eveletn. Minn.: Rev. Prank L. Miiler. Raymond Davis. 22. 812 12th st. and Ruth M. nug:n-x;‘ llfl 3535 Holmead pl.; ugherty. Predenc Schymachier, 41 225 A st e g s L. 1499 Irving st.: Rev. James R Tasior. Thomas K. Harils ‘i 36, Yazo City, Miss., and Mary E.' Gawler. 18, 719 19thst.; Rev. Harvey J. Dunham. LOST. Lost and Found cdvertisements for the daily Star wiil be accepted lmuyl to Pridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BAG, biack, containing glasses, driver's tion card. change, etc. Re- S e ion o Cal) Dec. 1401, 130 shell-rimmed, near D. R Rl L robacly ‘Thursdss. Reward. 826 13th st. n.w. BILLPOLD—Four _gold_corners. personal O owara " 308 Colarado Bids, 14°* and Maria Papa- 19 Reservoir rd.; and Marie 0. Va.; and Va. and and Svivia Velinsky. | | Pebruary Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Geodetic Survey.) 5 Jodas Coast and Tomorrow. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun. today 4 Sun. tomorrow =y 7 Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital, (current month to daie) Record. March April May June July August September October November December - “‘ulhrr in \'nlnus Cltles. Stations. Abilene. Tex. Albany. N. Y. Atlanta, Ge - Atlantic City__ Baltimore. Md._ Birmingham Bismarck, N. D. Boston. Mass.__ Buffalo. N. Y. d Columbra, S Denver, Colo. Detroit. Mich El Paso. Tex. Galveston. Tex. Helena, Mont._ Huron.' S. Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City. Los Angeles. Loufsville. Ky. Miami. Fla Minneapolis New Orleans. New York___ Oklahoma City i Omaha. Nebr. < Cl Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Portland, Me. Portland, _Oreg. Raleigh. 'N. C._ 20.93 Salt Lake ' City 30.06 100 San Antonfo___ 30.00 8an Diego. Cal. 29.96 San Francisco_ St. Louls. Mo Seattle. Wash._ Spokane, ’Vlv'lsh. (7 a.m.. Greenwich time, London, England.. Paris. Prance Austria Berlin, Germany. Brest. France Zurich, Switze: Stockholm, Sweden._ Gibraltar, ' Spain_ (Noon. Green: St. Georges_ Bermuda San Juan. Puerto Rico. Havana. Cuba__ Colon, Canal Zone. bl ; receipts and Union card. Reward. lflfl:e}llh :K‘ :'. Phone Met- ropolitan 1498. e DOG—Chow collie. just clipped: tag Reward for reci Jnformation of fate. Tinlay. 3085 Livingston. Cleveland 1324, FLOWERED JACKET on Maryland bus Fridsy Svenine. Reward. 1667 Sist st ml—Rewlrd Tor return of case of keys. name Lewls,” to treasurer's office. Howard Dbiversity: lost Thursday, - 14° K, mans brown. with cur- "“:mw?;’ffiu o2 Luheoin B165. 11¢ 'S BADGE No. 60 lost of Botice Gourt, No. 10 pre- ?mflv vu:muio( et cieoy et TR Shot o back, sollar with rd. Potomae 1441 black ears, number. R WATCH—] ween Palals Royal and Pa. ave bus station, open-face Bwiss watch with _bracelet: 'reward. Address Box 199-M. aur office. ‘WRIST W, o ke rward Fhons Geotp P OKLAHOMA riEGRoes JOIN ETHIOPIAN WAR By the Associated Press. OKMULGEE, Okla., -Tuly 13.—Ran- dolph Mitchell, Negro, announced last night that about 100 Okmulgee Ne- groes have signed to fight for Ethiopia in the event of a North African war. Mitchell said a State-wide recruit- ing movement now is under way, and that the recruits will leave for Africa about August 1, with Ethiopia paying the transportation. Mitchell said he suggested the movement in a letter to Addis Ababa and received immediale authority to .’fl‘ recrult members of bis race. so .| ECHOES. MOENA C. Entered into eternal fair tonight | i | JOHNSO Deaths. CARROLL. SUSANA. On Thursdey. July . 1935, at her residence. 1314 North Tate St Port Myer Heights _(Murphy Station. 'Ve.). SUSANA CARROLL. she is survived by two sons. Edward C. and Prank A Caroll Funefal from her late residence. Monday, July 15 °at 8:30 e ihence 1o 8t Charlgs Cathoile Church, Clarendon. Va.. followed oy feauiem mass at 9 am. - Interment Co- lumbia Gardens Cemetery. CHEEKS, MAIGAIE'I‘ On “ednr!diy July 10. MARGARET. beloved wife of Bamiiel Checkn mather of Lucy Booit Funeral Monday. July 15. at 1_p.m. from Stewart's funeral home, 30 H st. n.e. CLAPP, HENRY M. On Wednesday July | 10, 1935 st Aix le Bains Prance. HENRY M CLAPP. husband of Virginia | R. Clapp. 13% COALE, SARAH JOSEPHINE. On Friday, July' 12, 1935 " at Sibley ' Hospital SARAH JOSEPHINE COALE. beloved wife of Samuel G. Coale of Forestville, Md. _Also surviving are sevepn children. Mrs. Harry Moore of Croom. Md.: James Raussell,_John Leroy, §. Gardener. Chr: tubel. Charlotte and Jacklin Coale. Fo estville. Md. Funeral from her late res dence in Forestville. Sunday. July 14, at 2015 p.m.: thence to St Mary's Cath- olic Church Upper Merlboro. Service will be condvicted at 3 p.m. Interment Trinity Episcopal Cemetery. Upper Marlboro. Relatives and friends invited 10 attend. CORCORAN, GERTRUDE. On Thursday July 11, 1935 at 11:15 pm.. GER- ‘TRUDE CORCORAN. beloved daughter of George H. Corcoran and the late Mary Ann_Corcorén. Funeral Monday. July 15. pm._from the funeral home of the George W. Wise Co. 2900 M st n.w. Relatives and friends invited. Inc terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. | DONALDSON. MARGARET K. _On Thur. day. July 11, 1935. MARGARET K. DO! ALDBON. widow of George G. Donals son. Funeral services were held on Baturday. July 13. at 10:30 am. at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery JOHN. On Friday, July 12, at ‘Gallinger Hospital JOHN. the beloved husband ot Mary Domatson ' of 1117 449th st. ne. He also leaves to rn vhelr loss a mother. five sons. two daughters. four brothers. four sisters and a host of other relatives and friends Remains resting at Henry S_Washington & Sons’ funeral home. 4925 Deane ave. e Puneral Monday. July 15 at 1 p.m from Pirst Baptist Chiurch. Sherriff 1d. | and Whittingham st. n.e DONOVAN. JOSEPH J. Sucdenly, on “Pri- day. Juiy 12, 1935. JOSEPH J. of 3419 Dent pl. n.w.. beloved husband of Ada M. Donovan '(nee Beach) and son of Margaret Cohan Donovan. Notice of funeral later EDWARDS. CHARLES 3, 193 band " of Charles On saturday, July CHARLES EDWARDS. ' hus- a ather o ains funeral later. ursday. July 11, am. at her residence MOENA C. ECHOES. devoted daiighie | of Frank 8. and Rose Echoes. sister of | Mrs. Rose Rice. Mrs. Frances Gough and | Lawrence Echoes. She also leaves other relatives and friends to mourn her de- | parture. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. iird and Eye 3 e of funeral hereafter. | FENNELL, MARY KROGMA on Pri- y 5 v Hospital beloved wife of Aloysius from her late residence. 1 st n.e. on Monday. July at am. Requiem mass at St. Anthony's Church at % am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cem- | etery 14 HALL, MARY JANE, On Saturday. July 5. at the Edes Home. 2674 N » 5w MARY JANE HALL wife of the late’ Algie Hall Remains resting a Birch's funeral home. 3034 M st. n.w. | Notice of se-vices later HAMILTON, WILLIAM OLIVER. On Fri- day. July 1%, 1935_WILLIAM_ OLIVER. | beloved husband of Edith May Hamilion Services at the Four Corner E Church Sunday. July 14. at Interment Colesville Cemetery HARRIS. LAURENCE. Departed thi. on Thursday. July 11, 1935, at Gal Hospital. after long illness. LAURI HARRIS. He leaves to mourn a devoted wife. Hattie Harris: a daug] Emma Daviason: four so Irving. Laurence D. and De V Mrs. Bell Porster. Miss Elsie Joi es | and Miss Ophelia Har sist 1s: Joseph and Kay H 1 neral from Smith's 1uth st. n.w, Sunday, | om. HATTON. MYRTLE. on Thursday, July 11 ¢ ger Hospital, MYRTLE HATTON, beloved daughter of Sadye Haiton ~ She also leaves to mourn her departure. a Harvey Hatton; three uncles, three other relatives and many friends. mains resting at the John T. Rhines fu- neral chapel ird and Eve sts. s w. Fu- neral on Sunday. July 14 at 1:30 pm. from Grace M. E. Church, Chapel | Hill, Md 14 HOBBS, JOSEPH COTTMAN. On Frids July ‘12, 1435, at Sibley Hospital JOS. EPH COT HOBBS. the beloved | husband of Mable Duke Hobbs and father | of Joseph F. Hobbs. Mrs. Margaret H. | MacAloon and Mrs. Agnes DeLancy. | Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral ho: 517 s.e. on Monday. July thence to the Holy Co Church. where mass will be offered at | a.m. for the repose of his soul. Rela- ives and friends are invited. Interment | Cedar Hill Cemetery 14 HONOUR, THEOPHILOUS, Suddenly. on | FPridav. July 17, 1925 THEOPHILOUS HONOUR of Washington. D. C.. beloved husband of Mabe! Louise Honour. Fu- neral services at the S. H. Hines Co. 1 neral home. 1 14th st. n.w. on Mon- day. July 15, at 10 a.m. | Lincoln Cemetery | JACKSON. ELLA. Departed_this life Fri- day, July 172 193 at Gallinger Hos- pital “after a brief iliness. ELLA JACK- | SON. She leaves to mourn _ their_loss two brothers J. S. and Saunders Lefl- | year: two sisters. Louise Leflyear and Mrs. Emma Harris_ and other relatives and friends. Remains resting with L. E. | Murray & Son. Funeral notice hereafter. Suddenly. on_ Tue: Cooper_Jackson. Be- sides his widow he leavi three devoted sisters. Mrs. S. R. Thomas. Mrs. E. J Wilson and Mrs. C. J. Kenney. Punerai | from his late residence. 605 Que st. n.w.. | July 14 ld( 1 o'clock. Relatives e Morning Star Lodge. 1'B. P. 0. E.of W. are notiied | ‘attend a session of sorrow on Satu July 13, 18 Elks’ Home. 15th | and Que sts. n.w.. at K D.m.. to arrane | for the funeral of our late brother. | JAMES JACKSON. WILLIAM HARRIS. E. R. | CORTEZ W. PETERS, Secretary GRACE. On Friday. July 12 1935, at her residence. 1528 4rd st. n.w.. GRACE JOHNSON. beloved wife of the late Dennis Johnson and mother of Lula Johnson Pitch and grandmother of Edith Greene Forrest Puneral from _the | above home Monday, July 15. at 1:30 p.m. Rev. G. O. Builock officiating. 14 LOOMIS. DANIEL G, On Fridsy. Ju 5. 'at the residence of his ba and_Mrs, George C. Loomis of 36th place n.w. DANIEL GOULD LOOMIS. Puneral from the above resi- dence on Monday. July 15, at 11 am. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 14 MORAN. ETHEL MAY STOKES. this_iife Saturday. July 13, 1935 Garfleld Memorial Hospital. ETHEL MAY STOKES MORAN. _ beloved _wife of Charles Thurman Moran. devoted daugh- ter of Carrie E Stokes and the late Thomas T. Stokes. and loving sister of Mrs Rosa Stokes Netherland, Mrs. Ber- tha Stokes Bovle, Mrs_ Florence Stokes Matthews, James T. Stokes and Mrs Gladys Stokes Jackson. Notice of fu- neral later. 1 . sosEPm. lite | Interment Fort 14 On Priday. July 12 35 at 10 D... at his Tesidence, 12th’ st. ‘nw. JOSEPH MOSER. hus- band of the ‘late Fannie Moser. —Hc lu\es to mourn their loss five children, Addie Cohen. Mrs. Amelia Jones. Carrie Cohen. Louis Moser and Abe Moser. Puneral from his late residence | Sunday. ‘July 14. at 2:30 p.m. Inter- ment Washington Hebrew Congregation Cemetery. 14 WALTER M. On Friday. 2 at Montgomery Coun eral * Hospital. WALTER M. . aged 19. beloved son of Bertha V. Phelps, Body resting at Rov W. Barber's funerai home. Laytonsville. Md.. until Sundsy morning: thence to his sister's home. Mrs. Thomas Whalen. Colesville, Md. Funeral services will be held at the abovi Colesville, Md.. on Monday, July Intersient Mount Cafmel QUANDER. JOHN C. Entered into eternal rest on Wednesday. July 10. 1935 at 10:30 p.m.. at his residence 1518 i3th st. n.w. JOHN C. QUANDER. beloved husband of the late Georgianna Quander and devoted father of Cora H.. George H. and Mary E. Quander. Remains may be seen at 5 p.m. Saturday. July 1 Funeral from his late residence on Mon- day. July 15. at 9:30 a.m. thence to St Augustine’s Catholic Church. 15th st. be- tween L and M sts. n.w. Requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. for the re- pose of his soul. Priends and relatives invited. ~Interment Mount Olivet Cem- . JOHN C: Members of me of St. Augustine. Commandery are hereby notified to assemble Augustine's Church, Monday. July 5. at 10 a.m.. to attend the fu- of our late brother, JOHN C. ER DANIEL_SPRIGGS. President. FRANK GARNER. Secretary. ROBINSON, MARY THOMPSON. Departed this life on Thursday. July 11, 1935. at her_ residence. 3226 "Grace 'st. n.w.. MARY THOMPSON ROBINSON. She leaves to mourn their loss one daugh- ter. Mrs. Maggle Walker: three soi Charles, Richard and Andrew Thom) son: one sister. Mrs. Alice Jones: one brother. John Bell. and many' other Tel- atives and {rieads. Remains resting at Ridgely & Hicks’ funeral home. 2930 M st. n.w. until 6 pm. Saturday: thereafter at_Her late residence. Funeral Sunday. July 14. at 1 p.m.. from Mount Zion M. E Church, 29th” st. near Dumbarton ave. Rev. G. E. Cury. pastor. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 14 ROLLINS, CHARLES. Departed this life sudaeniy ‘on Thursday. July 11. 1 CHARLES ROLLINS. the devoted hu: band of Susie Rollins of 1518 Swann st. n.w. He leaves to mourn their loss three aunts. three nephews. a devoted wife and other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting with L. E. Murray & Son. until 11 a.m_July 14; then at his late residence. | Puneral Monday. July |18 t 6 p.m.._from Vermont Avenue Baptist Churbh Rey Mutray. oficiating. . In- terment in Virginia. 18 Beaths. O et or e acain BT CHARLES s_notified of the death of A ROLLINS. ~ Funersl Monday, July 15. 1935, at 8 pm. from Vermont Avenus Baptist Church ~ Members urged to WILLIAM H. DAVIS. President. FLIZABETH. on Priday. July 12, her residence. Linden. ELIZABETH ROSS. She leaves to mourn their loss one son and other relatives. Remains resting at Ruth Dabney's fu- neral home. O st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. SATTLER. MRS. JULIA. On Priday. July 12, 1855 at'5 am.. at her residence, in Lynckburg. Va. Mrs. JULIA SAT- TLER (nee Wachsmuth). Funeral Mon- day. July 15, at 10 a.m., from her Jate residence. SCHORR. WILLIAM EARNEST. On Prl- day July 12, 1935 at_his residence. 5728 4th st n.w. WILLIAM EARNEST SCHORR. the beloved husband of Lottie L. Scnorr and father of John P. and Lydia E.Schorr Puneral services at {he sbove residence. Notice of time TAYLOR. GARNETT. Departed this life on Saturday, July 13, 1935. at her res- idence. 1008 Queen 'st.. Alexandria, Va. GARNETT TAYLOR, the beloved wife of the late. Wallace Taylor, mother of Harold. Earl and Roger Taylor. She also leaves her devoted parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Clascoe of Washington, D. C.: four sisters. two brothers. other relafives and many friends. Remains Testing at the John T. Rhines funeral 1 North Patrick st.. Alexandr} ice of funeral later. LIAM. On Tuesday. July 9. at his residence. 205 White ave.. Fairmount Heights. Md.. WILLIAM. be. loved husband of Sarah Trent. Funeral Saturday July 13 at 1:30 p.m.. from First Baptist Church, Pairmount Heights. Rev. C. T. Murray officiating. Inter= ment Harmony Cemetery. 13 WILKERSON. MARTHA. Departed this life. suddenly. on Sunday. July 7. 1935, MARTHA WILKERSON. She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted sister, Lucy Nelson Walker: two brothers. John and James Nelson: one granddaught Blanche Peyton. and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at barnes & Matthews' funeral home. 614 4th st. s.w. Funeral Sunday. July 14. at 1 p.m.. from Mount Moriab Baptist Church. 3rd and L sts. s w.. Rev. H Randoiph officiating. Interment’ Lincoln Memorial Cemetery Departed this 1ife Pri- 1935, MARY WILLIS of nw. She is survived by two sisters. Mrs Julia Braxton and Miss Rebecca Samuel: one brother, George Braxton; grandson. Joseoh H. Gray; one niece. Julia Braxton. and & host of other relatives and friends. Re- s resting at the Malvan & Bchey MARY. ) July Notice of funeral later. WITHERS, MARTHA F. on Friday. July at her home in_Washington. D c MARTHA' P WITHERS. " She s survived by her sisters. Mrs. E. 8. Hunt of Dayvtona Beach. Fla Mrs. J_ R Withers of Gulf Port. Miss.. and Miss Isabelle Witners of Washington, D. C., and nieces and nephews. Remains re ing at the Nevius funeral home. 924 N. Y ave nw. ¢Puneral service and inter- ment WOODEN. MARY REBECCA. On Priday, July 1%, 1935. at her residence, ¥ Q: St ne. MARY REBECCA WOODEN. widow of Harry Clay Wooden and be- loved mother of Milton H. Wooden. Mrs Ida M. Teeple, Mrs. Lillian E. Martin, Mrs. Edna E nner and Mrs. Lola B. Beach Puneral services at the above r-:mcnre on Monday. July 15. at 2:10 pm ves and friends are invited. Int rrmfln Cedar Hill Cemetery. 15 MARY. A special meeting of of Weshington Council. No. 24 Daughters of America. will be heid “at 1% K st. s.e. Saturday. July 13, 19 at K pm.. to make arrangements for the funeral of Sister MARY WOODEN. BERTHA LEWIS Councilor. E. B. WARREN. Rec. Secy. WOODEN. MARY R. There will be 8 me ing of Bethlehem Chavter. No. 7, O. S. st 145 pm Mondav July 15! 107 e sis MARY R, WOODEN. A good atiendax is desired MYRTLE L. DAVIS, Acting Matron In Memortam. ALEXANDER. LOUIS. In sad but lov remembrance of our dear husband a: LOUIS ALEXANDER. who de- this life ten years ago toda father parted July 13, 1¢ On_the hillside. softly sleeping, Where the trees silently wave, Lies the one we loved dearly In his lonely. silent grave. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN FANKHAUSER. GOTTFRIED. In sad but loving memory of our beloved husband and father. GOTTFRIED FANKHAUSER. who departed this life ten years 8go to- day. July 13. 1925 HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN MORRIS. Hi In holy reverence to the beautiful memory_ of our darling Imother: HELEN B MORRIS “who Jeft 14 for her well-earned reward in the realms besond the tide one year 850 today. July Over our hearts in the years that have No 1o¥R o love like yours, shone Tired of the hollow. the base. the ugtrue. Mother. oh, mother. our hearts long fof vou. Sorrow. sorrow. cups are near us. That is empty. full s this: Smiled the last sweet smile to cheer us, Kissed the last cold parting kiss. Oh. we knew rot. ‘'til departed What a_jov thy presence lent What to “lose” the gentle-hearted. What a “desoiation” meant Sorrow. sorrow. still we're weeping Though _for thee we should not weep: Thou art in a holy keeping. Where thou'lt ever wish fo keep. There again in heaven we'll meet thee, Yet a little while we'll wait Mother. when we fiy to greet thee, Come and meet us at the gate R CORROWING. FAMILY ANNA® £ HER _SOR! MORRIS. GFNEVIEVE F. LAWSON. HELEN B. EARLY AND WALTER M. MORRIS. MITHERS. MARY L. In sad but loving N tmbrante of my dear mother. MARY L. SMITHERS_ who entered into eternal rest thirteen years ago today. July 13 mother. ever has Gone. but_not_forgotten HER LOVING DAUGHTER, GRACE B. DE ATLEY. . | WALKFR. WILLIAM. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear husband and devoted father. WILLIAM WALKER. ¥ho passed on two Years ago today. July 13, 18 Nothing can ever take away The love that hearts hold dear: Fond memories linger every dw. Remembrance keeps him near HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. WILSON, ANNIE B. 1In ever loving mem- ory of our dear mother, ANNIE B. WIL- SON, who passed away July 131 DAUGHTERS. WONDRACK. ANNA M. In fond and lov- ing_remembrance of a very dear friend. ANNA M. WONDRACK, who went to rest one year ago today. July 13, 1934, Her smiling’ way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall Always 8 kindly work for every one. Sae died beloved by all A FRIEND. * : WONDRACK. ANNA M. A tribute of love to my dear wife and our mother. ANNA M. WONDRACK. who died one year ago today, July 13. 1934 A lo\kl‘nxd wife and mother, so good and n No friend on earth like her do we find; For each of us she did her best. May God grant her eternal rest. A mt;(lhrr who gave us the best of her ife. ‘Who cherished our secrets, our sorrow, our strife Who “taught us to love, who taught us to pray A mother in heaven. God bless her today. HFR BELOVED HUSBAND AND CHIL- FUNERAL DIBEC'I'OBS: Frank Geier's Sons Co. 111 Seventh St NW NAtlonal 2473 Modern_Chapel _Tel CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 1| EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln_ 0372 V. L. SPEARE CO0. 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