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MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE, NOrth 0O/I8 Cdar Hlll Washinglon’s most Beauljful Cme’terg Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise SSSSSSSTR SRR Established 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524.9244 412 H St. Northeast JOHN P. RICK DEAD; NATIVE OF DISTRICT Retired Interior Decorator to Be Buried in Congressional Cemetery Tomorrow. John Phillip Rick, 76, retired in- terior decorator and native of Wash- ington, died yesterday at the John Dickson Home, 5000 Fourteenth street. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow from the Hines funeral chapel, 2901 Fourteenth street. Burial with Masonic honors will be in Con- gressional Cemetery. Mr. Rick for many years was man- ager and buyer for the W. B. Moses & Sons Co. He directed the decora- tion of several public buildings, hotels and residences in Washington. He was a member of the B. B. French Lodge, No. 15, F. A. A. M.; Brother- hood of St. Andrew, Textile Trade As- sociations and Board of Trade. He is survived by his son, Ernest P. Rick of Washington, and a brother, Robert Andrew Rick of Maryland Park, Md. e Roman Ruins Found. A large amphitheater has been found among ruins of an ancient Roman city unearthed by peasants digging in their flelds in Central Bosnia. Now You, Too, Can Have a Kitchen Sink 122 With New Space Saving Steel Cabinet for Only Chromium Plated Single Stream M Faucet. Basket Type Strainer and Trap A modern kitchen sink . . the dream of every housewife. Purchase it on liberal terms, plus small carrying charge. It has white, radiant_porcelain enameled finish. Fitted with the newest design, practical, convenient steel cabinet finished in white Dupont Dulux. storage space and saves many steps in the kitchen. It provides ample All drawers and compartments fitted with chromium-plated metal handles. No Finer! Priced Lower! 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Frank Brass were held for grand jury actlon when arraigned yesterday be- fore Judge Robert E. Maitingly in Police Court. James F. Cole is alleged to have held up Miss Louise Kinpey, manager of a branch laundry in the 2600 block of Fourteenth street on May 2, rob- bing her of §57. His bond was set at $2,000. Arthur J. Council, a taxicab driver, is charged with having, snatched a pocketbook containing a small amount of money from Margaret Brown at Sixteenth and O streeis on July 13. e TAYLOR RITES FIXED Funeral Services Tomorrow for Retired War Office Clerk. Funeral services for Osborn T. Tay- lor, colored, who died Monday night at his Summer home, will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow from his residence, 1712 Fifteenth street. Burial will be in Harmony Cemetery. Mr. Taylor was a retired clerk at the War Department. Four-bracket blade support, bearing cutting reel. double ri casting carefully machined to hold knife perfectly true, 11-inch wheels, NAVY WORKER ‘BURIED John P. F. White Had Been Head of Tool Shop 30 Years. Epecial Dispatch to The Star. SILVER SPRING, Md., July 17— Funeral services for John P. F. White, 69, head of the tool shop of the Navy Yard for 30 years, were held here yesterday morning at St. Michael’s Catholic Church. Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Born near Westernport, Md., Mr. ‘White went to Washington at an early age, living there all his life until several years ago, when he moved to this com- munity. He was retired from the Navy Yard in 1928. His death oc- cured Sunday at Georgetown Unis versity Hospital following a heart at- tack the previous day. Besides his wife, Mrs. Alice Hughes White, he is survived by four brothers, living at Westernport, and two sisters. Japanese Prince Honored. A monument to Prince Kitashi- rakawa, brother-in-law of the Empe- ror of Japan, has been unveiled at Everux, Normandy, where the prince was killed in an automobile accident in 1923, « Observatories Opened. Four new government meteorological observatories have just been estab- lished in Manchuria. FUNERAL RITES TODAY FOR ALFRED HARMON Services Set for 2:30 P.M. at Home in Alexandria—Official of Union Federation. Funeral services for Alfred Harmon, secretary-treasurer of the District of Columbia Federation of Federal Em- ployes’ Unions, who died Monday, were to be held at 2:30 p.m. today at his home, 20 West Maple street, Alexan- dria, Va. Mr. Harmon also was affiliated with Local No. 372, National Federation of Federal Employes. He was a native of Missouri, where he received his educa- tion and taught in State schools for nine years. Mr. Harmon entered the adjutant general's office, War Department, in 1917 as a clerk. At the time of his death he was in charge of Army records. LODGE VOTES FOR UNION The Interior Department Lodge of | the American Federation of Govern- ment Employes last night voted to affiliate with the Central Labor Union. Kenneth Meiklejohn and Felix 8. 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FREE PARKING, No Time Limit at 911 Bladensburg Road, N.E Cards of Thanks. GOWIHI REV. HENRY L. Mrs. Plorence Gowens and famlly scknowledse with Sincers hanks the kindness iriends and reintives 1o ine besutiful floral tributes and kijnd words of con- solation during our beresvement WIFE. DAUGHTER AND SON. * KELLEY. ANNIE E. Words fail us ta ex- press our llnctro lwrlcil relatives lg riends lvr umpnhy indness and bnumu o de'-tg of KELLEY ANNA K. SMITH. H. KELLEY, ARCHIE .I. Am-l Draths. lAlDll!ON llAllY DOT. On es st her residence. 574 3 ol Bty BT AT the veioved wife of Robert Eewls Balder: son and mother of James Gladwyn Balderson and sister of Miss Dorothy Mae Scates. Linton L. Scates and Carey M. Scates, sr. Puneral services at the goove residence on Priday, July 10, al Intives and. friends invited, Tnderment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 18 BRADFORD, WILHELMINA, Suddenly on Tuesday. July 16, 1945, loving. -wite of the” late . Bradford and mother of Strs. Helen W. Jameson, Mrs. Bertha Colman and Mr. Paul G. 'Munz. ~Funeral from the resi- dence of her ‘daughter. Mrs, Helen W. g1l Hartison . Friday, Jul Creex Ge mington, Del.. and Freder pers please €opy.) BRYAN, PEARL GANDY. Departed tmu life July 16,1935, at 12:01 a.m.. MRS, PEARL’ GANDY BRYAN, daugliter of the late Rev. Hillyard M. and Cath- erine 8. Gandy. She leaves to mourn their loss a husband. Charles E. Bryan: a son. Robert H. Smith: a daughter, Catherjne Pearl Bryan: one sister. Mrs. Alma Gandy Oldham; ‘one brother, Ed- ward H. Gandy. and many other rela- tives and friends. Funeral Thursday. July 18, at 2 p.m.. from the residence of her sister. “Mrs. Alma Gandy Oldham, t. bw. " Relatives and friends actery ick, Ma fivited: BURKE, HATTIE. | Departed this life Mon- day. “Jul 1 st ner rr‘\édzm;: . the beloved wife of Cormllus Burke; daugh- ter of Luvenia Pollard. She also leaves one son. Walter Hatcher: 2 _sisters. Frances Naloy. Tura Forman: one nicce. Geneva Michaux, and two grandchildren to mourn their loss, Remains resting at Stewart's funeral home, 30 H st. n.e., until Wednesday. July 17. at 5 p.mn. thereafter at her late residence. Puneral Thursday, July 18, from Second Baptist 5. 3rd st. beiween H and Bye ~‘Rev. Holoman officlating. 17 cArosszu LEONARDO. Tuesday. July 16. 1935, at Providence Hospital. LEONARDO CAPOSSFLA. beloved hus- band of the late Concetta Capossela and father of John and Michael Capossela vand Mrs. Colomba Branca and Mrs. Annia De Lisio. , Funeral from bis late Tesidence, 42K Pa. ave. se. on Priday. | July 19 at R:30 am. thence to Holy | Rosary Church. m. Triends fnvited. © Interment Mount Ojie Cemetery. CLAGETT, WILLIE EDGAR. On 'nusdly J Mother Jones’ Rest yn. Md.. WILLIE E! AGETT. aged 74 years, ‘the be- husband’ of Mattie W. Funeral services will be held on Thursday. July 1% at 11 am.. at his late home. near Quince Orchard. Md. Interment wiil follow 4n Forest Oak Cem- GEORGE W. Departed v on Tuesday. July 16, Ec GE bel of North Lincoln Cherrydale. and grandfather Laura May MrDunul hapel u Interment Lincoln, Va.. !'IITABET" _CURRY. nesday, July 17. 5. at her_resi- F574 Conn ave n . ELIZABETH | tLRRY DE_FIELDS. mo hér of Mrs. M L gford of Washington. D. and | DE,_ FIELDS, s Sons, n.w ili_be offered at the Church of Blessed Sacrament. Cl rele. on Priday. July terment Rock Creek Cem: H. H. FARNUM RITES | Services Will Be Held at Resi- dence Tomorrow. Funeral services for Hamilton Hugh | | Farnum, who died yesterday at Gar- | field Hospital after a brief illness, will be held at the residence, 5801 Four- teenth Street, at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. | Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. | Mr. Farnum, who was 55, was l‘ well-known tcurist agent in the Dis-| trict. He was born in Wloming County, | N. Y., but lived most of his life in ‘Washington. He is survived by three | sisters, Emily, Jessica and Agnes| Farnum. FOUND. FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply rd Animal Rescue_ League. 71 O aw. | Phone North 5730. 2 LOST. Lost and Found cdvertisements for the daily Star wid be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of issue. Saturdays and legal hclidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BANK BOOKS, 7. French 8. Davis and s. and valuable papers. Com- te “with 1014 Mass. ave. D.W. | Phone Metropolitan 020. Reward. _ 30¢ BILLFOLD. black contaning permit and title. M. H. Dagenett. 1507 D se. | Reward. Phone Lincoln the woman who phone Co -W that she found a dark biue | Lafayeite Park July 6 please 5 a.m. or after | white streak Chase, Md. i FOX TERRIER maie. all-black head and ears. with small tan spot over each eve: 1 n Re'll’d Wisc. n_rim, in_c vicinity 15th an 35625 16th n.w. Adams Losr $80 Monday 19th. between ng Rewar i Reward. l'gl\uu | e and - PERSIAN ANGORA AT, and white, rom 1434 l-%:nnrd st. n.w. Please call ost Sunday on Del sentieman’s Howard open ch. Phone Emerson 7 fon. with chln and knife, n dismond near club house near Hummn Lincoln 1229 between d 0_p.m. Reward. WRIST_WATCH, white gold and band 1ad; s on J a 2487 WA’ Bethesda gold . s Hamilton' between Jelle! R ._Columbla 3487. ©_ wru"s'rx T m?dn'n" g ;3:3:3:{‘ mall size. wi 7-jewel In Heward Phone Georsia_3072 Tae $15 IN BILLS. vicinity mn K Address Box 307-M. Star R if desired. ATlantic 1700-1701. Funeral 1 MIDDLETON. DELAPHINE d.| MILLER, WALLACE E. ANY FAMILY CAN AFFORD BYAN SI-:RVICE “You Get The Best In . Ryan Service” fA high-type Mortuary service need not rove exorbitant in cost. No mattér what you pay, you get the very best in Ryan service. fPerfectly apmimed funeral home. Music dy attendant. sentials are offered without extra charge. For our complete funeral prices, Ryan Ambulance Service Local Calls 34 James T. Ryan Ll ’J 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. ATlantic 1700-1701 Departed thiy 1 July 16, 1645, at ence, 62 n.e. GEORGE PERT, % Melvin_and Geraldine Dunm *1ovine brother of Mel- vin, ir, and Carl Despert. He also Toaves” o “mourn thetr Joss. one sunt ‘and "other Telatives " and Remains resting at Barbour n.e ay hl.l ll\'.. rnmmu 19, from the above residence. hum.n armony Cemetery. 18 DRIGGERS. JOBN 8. On Tusday. July 6, 1035, at his resl JOHN 8. DRI ter A short service will be at ¢ ruidmee on Priday, July 10, pm. followed by 'a regular service at the Kenilsworth Presbyterian Church ai § ‘pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. MAY MORRILL, 3 at_Colorado Springs, MAY MORRILL (DUNN. wite_of {iveClate Mas, Wikiam MKee Dunn. In- terment Oak Hill Cemetery Thursday. July 18, st 10 a.m. 17 On Monday. July 13. EBSON. Iate Elizabeth Berthreng the barlors pea; 323 Conn. ave. Funeral from Do ‘Church of the. Holy City. corner 16th and Corcoran _sts. on_Thursday. Sily TG Y pm: Interment Ariington National Cemetery. EDSON, JOHN JOY. The members of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants are requested to attend the funeral of our late associate. JOHN JOY EDSON. from the Swedenborgian Church of the Holy City, 16th and Corcoran sts. Thursday, July 18, 1935, st 2 U HEODORE W. NOYES, Presidertt, 3. ELIOY WRIGHE, Secretaty. FARNUM. HAMILTON HUGH. on Tuesday, July 18, 14 at Garfield Hospital, H. " HUC FASROM broter ot Emily- Jessica sad Agnes Parnum. Funeral from bis late Tesidence. BROT 14th st n.w.. Thursday. July 18 at 2:30 p.m. Interment in Rock ~Oreek Cemetery. Please omit flowers. FAUNTEROY. RUTH MAE. Demned trls life_on Bunday. July 14. 163 £ PAUNTEROY. the beloved ‘fle m Charles W. Faunteroy. She also is vived by nine brothers and sisters, Effe, Hattie. Shandy. Sally. Lulu garet. Lugenia and Lawrence; in-law and mother-in-law, Mr. a Faunteroy. and & host of other rnlauwi and friends. n: from h residence. 19 July 18. at 2 pm Vi First Bnmm Church. \xmm»nm ne. Deanwoo A Retatives and ffiends a0 On_Saturday. n the Suddenty. i pastor. are invited Interment Lincoln morial Cemetery. FOYE, HARRIETT. On Tuesday. July 16, 1435, at the residence of her deughter. Mrs. John G. Schultz > st. n.w., HARRII FO! o Bt andis ¥ Fore. at the_chapel of Frank Geler 1113 7th st. n.w. Bervices a ment Sunbury. Pa. FUNK, HERMAN R., Esteila Funk of 442 He also is survived by Mrs. Ronald Clouse of Ze Prai and Josiah C. Pu 5™ Notsée ot ‘funeral later. HEITMULLER 'CIIARI o'r'rE, St her res 3 LHARLOTIL \I Thursday. July 18 and friends are Glenwood Cemetery. HICKS. ROBERT. 1935, at Halis Hill Hioiks, belored” son 6t Mrs Hicks, He also leaves loss four daughters Claudine and Betty Al d and Robert Hc).~1|' st 2 pm invited. al_hom S antrar Tater. JACKSON, CLEMENTINE. thfl-d life suddenly July 16. 1 t G Hospital. CLEMEN' She leaves to devoted _mother ) LA On Monday. July 15 at’ Garfield Hospital LILA JONES. “heloved mother of Annie Jones Fontaine, She also is survived by m other reiatives and festing at the McGuire th st Pm-m\ July Freed- EVA to mourn their two sons. @ devoted mother er. four sisters three brothers lat: e v | BROTHERTON. home on Thursday. am Church, New York and New Jersey aves where mass will be sung & f the repose of her soul. Mount Olivet Cemetery. LENNON, ADDIE. Monday. July 13 er resifence. 915 11th 123 ShrE LENNON the beloyed Wi of the late Jesse R. Lennon and mot of Charles J. Lennon. Lillie Errico Eva_ Brown. Funeral from her la cence sday. July 18, 2 pm cnmun Church. 6th and H W Relatives and friends are “Interment in Glenwood Ceme- 17 Test on_ Thui at Tnvited” ier. LIPSCOMB. MARCELLA RUEL On Tue Iy 16, 18 her residence. h st nw. MARCELLA RUE Harold' R. Lipscomb., the Tabler “funeral h st. nw u Episcopal Church. Chevy CI p.m_. followed by Atiington Nationa) Geme and friends invited to attend. (At On.. and Quebec, Oanada, papers piease copy.) McDONALD. JOSEPH R July 16,1933 ar Emérgencs Hosp JOSEPH R, McDONALD: beloved band of the late Annie McDon brother of John L. A y from the James T. Ryan funeral a. ave. s.e. on Thursday. At aa0 am.: thence to St Church. st. and Pa Shere ‘requem mass will be oficred 9 am. Relatives and friends Interment Arlington National Cemetery. Departed th life Tuesdav_Juiy 16, 1935, DELAPHINE MIDDLETON. beloved wife of Albert | Middieton, cevoted mother of James S Freddie dleton and Mrs. Helen She ‘aiso leaves tyo avgnters elghteen grandchildren, tw great-grandchildren and & host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the funeral parlors of Alexande Fope. 315 15th 'st. se. until Wed gay. July 17 ‘at “thence to her late kot %Bth st me. . Fu- Heral il be heid at 10 sm. Priday July 19, from the above address. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 18 On Tuesday. July Sibley Hospital. WALLACE On Tues Bis late residence. 3741 S1st p Rainier. Md.. on Friday. July 19 p.n. Relatives and friends are in: Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetersy. EMIL R. On Wednesday. 8¢ his residerce. 1615 =5t MUELLER, beloved Beria ot ‘sadie. O Musiler. Remains at the Lee funeral home. 4th st v + where services wili . et 2 Jur | These es- call Director funeral | of Almus R.| Me- | E. | thence to Holy Redeemer Cathoiic | Services at the H Sireet | invited. | Draths. PARKER, HEN] pesday, Juls 17 (NSTRTN. HENRY July 1 % Pr at'2 p.m. " Interment Oak Hill Comete 18 RANSOME. BERNARD. Depart on Monday. July 15, 1085 et Nie rers S AU resdmana - court* BERNARD ‘RANSOME. . He _leaves 1o mourn thelr loss & Wife. Mrs. Elyira ; “mother. father. one brother gnd many other relatives dnd friends . esting funcral home 1308 th St hw O et 2" Wedriesday. Juy rClock. . Puperal n\xxtéy E om the ahove tuneral home. “fntersa - | funeral nome. i em'?.mcom Me BICK. JOUN PmluP On_Tug John Darkfi;dnungx:? ck. ~ Services funeral home. 2 on Thursday. July 18. at 10 am. Interment Congressionsl Ceme- lo;«ug s Rouddenly, on Tuesday ly OBE of 3704 Deloven Butbond of Nola Servives at the §. H. Hines Co. funeral home 2001 14th’ st nw. on ursday July 18, at 2 - ment Rock' Creek Cemetery, ™ 1oUeF Suddenly. on Sunday. 2L Dier residence, %909 & LUCY ROUNDS. beioved er of George er of Mary 1. "She alfo leaves and friends. Remains W. Ernest Jarvis funeral You st. n.w. Puneral rsday. July 18 at 2 p.m Hock Creek Bablist Chureh” Internmien Mount” Zion Cemetery. 17 SCHOFIELD, CORA \ - parted this life T Lol g P at Childre: Rev. G. T Lo Rosemont Cem N THOMAS. On Mo Qn Monday. Juls 15, | 12 15th R. Noble c.runc On Wednesday t Georgetown Univers hv..'m | PAGE ¥ In Memortam. WARREN E. Tn sad t Pt mbrance_of our dear. BROTHERTON. passed away v years ago today, ATTIE ROSS. In sad but BAND AND CHILDREN, * (CATHERINE M. In sad but y dear mothe who depar rs aso today, July 17 H GILLIAM, HER his life four yea 31. DAUGHTEK, VIRGINIA KELLY. JAMES F. In loving remembrance of our dear brother AME ¥ KELLY year ago ioday, who depa July_1 THE FAMILY. LETCHER. ROSETTA A. In memory of our mother. ROSETTA A. LETCHER. assed away seven years ago today. 1428 of the sunset slow melt ver hat is lost when the daylight of slumber, world of the hol from t THE CHILDREN. * LYNCH. MARTHA P. 1In loving remen - | nce of our faithful mother. MARTH P. LYNCH. passed peacefully aw -three years ago’ today, which { she Bas passed to July 1 A mother who gave us the best of he Who | rhf'hhfld our secret. our sorrow "l to love, who tausht u A mother In heaven. God bless her todas HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, AR NETTIE. VIRGIE. OLIVE AND FAN NIE. NALLE. FINETTA. A tribute of love to memory of our dear mother, FINET TA NALLE, Who pacsed away one year 880 today, July 17. i934 HER CHILDREN. ERAL DIRECTORS. V V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original Speare establishment nm@m 250 10091‘1 St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. 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