Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1935, Page 9

MRS NELIGH DIES; SOCIAL WORKER Head Resident at Neighbor- hood House Il Since Last May. Mrs. Clara Danielson Neligh, 58, nationally known settlcment worker for 40 years, died today at the Neigh- borhood House, 470 N street southwest, where she had been head resident for nearly 30 years. Until she was taken ill last May, Mrs. Neligh had been actively engaged in making a complete survey of living conditions in the southwest and had hoped to present to the Public Works Administration convincing proof that a restoration of this area should be made for the white popuiation. Born at Fort Calhoun, Iowa, on November 11, 1876, Mrs. Neligh was the daughter of Capt. John Danielson and Mrs. Eva Rosaman Danielson. Her mother was a noted institute instruc- tor in Towa and Nebraska. A former kindergarten director of the Lincoln, Nebr., public school sys- For a Regular $150 Funeral L No Extras! It bas taken years and fncreasing volume of business to _permit the establishment of a_orice that is_ex- traordinary Deal service is alwavs the same {rrespective of orice! WASHINGTON’S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 35 tem, Mrs. Neligh and her husband, John P. Sheridan Neligh, established the Primary Industrial School at Columbus, Ga., and there founded the first settlement in the United States under a public school system. The Nelighs came to Washington in December, 1906—five years after the Neighborhood House was established— to take charge of the institution. They succeeded Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Weller, the original residents. Mr. Weller was the first secretary of (.he Associated Charities. When Mrs, Neligh first becu'ne as- soclated with the Neighborhood House she took over the office of executive secretary and director of social activ- ities, while her husband acted as warden and director of industrial crafts. Studied European Conditions. In 1911 the couple spent nine weeks studying living conditions and housing in Europe and during their tour they lectured in leading European cities. While abroad Mr. Neligh received an honorarium at Naas, Sweden. Mrs. Neligh arranged the Com- munity Christmas Tree and Nativity Tableaux ‘hat was presented on the plaza and steps of the Capitol in 1913, and for many years she directed the Spring festivals presented by the Neighborhood House. She also di- rected and wrote the script for plays enacted at the Sylvan Tpeater at the settlement. Mrs. Neligh advanced the idea for the formation of the Sylvan Theater on the Monument Grounds, and was instrumental in bringing about the creation of this open-air play house. She was one of the first persons to organize a relief settlement at Tokio following the disastrous earthquake there, and she also aided in establish- ing relief stations at San Francisco | after the 1906 earthquake and fire. Interested President’s Wife. Through Mrs. Neligh's efforts, Mrs. Wilson, became interested in improv- | ing conditions for Washington's alley }dwellers. The Ellen Wilson Memorial . (“j’ort A burial park. offl/l1¢fii/r loveliness | Ellen Wilson, first wife of President | THE EVENING Dies & MRS. CLARA D. NELIGH. fund for sanitary houses subsequently was created. Mrs. Neligh wrote a number of edu. cational papers under the name of Gertrude Tempest and her study with Mrs. John Van Ross of conditions in Georgia mills aided in bringing about | passage of the child labor bill in 1906. Besides her husband, Mrs. Neligh is survived by a brother, E. R. Daniel- son of Pawnee City, Nebr. Mrs. Neligh's body will lie in state at the Neighborhood House tomorrow and Sunday, followed by funeral services at 6:30 p.m. Sunday in the | garden of the Neighborhood House. The place of burial has not yet been | determined. New York Journalist Dies. NEW YORK, August 2 (#).—Dr. Van Buren Thorne, 65, for 30 years & member of the New York Times staff, died suddenly yesterday on the beach near his Summer cottage at Point Lookout, Long Island. He was a native of Havelock, New Brunswick, and studied medicine, but deserted it for journalism in 1901 OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS IN AUGUST The flayufl Sele oé fijefime “Furniture “Mayer & Co. Will All Day Tomorrow! Be Open m “Let’s go down and buy our furniture at the low August pri Hundreds of Washington couples are taking advantage of shopping at Mayer & Co. on Saturday afternoons. Tomorrow you can make selections of Lifetime Furniture at low August Sale Prices. Reductions are store-wide. Take advantage of the substan tial savings available tomorrow at Mayer&Co. Open from8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. for your convenience. Glad to show you. ces’’ MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D and E T SR 7 L B STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, Deaths Reported. Harrls rmaenben ua 1125 anrlnl rd. it 2 Chapi Pannie Lyle, 75 st. Augusta Yeatm r Cavialty’ Hospital. Louise C. Wells. 75, Gallinger ospital. o8~ Joanna Augusta 70, Bt. Elizabeth's Oy,Beniamin, 68, National Homeo- ‘Georsetown Hospital, . Gi lllnler Hospital 5 D l’laxnnc*e’ L. L‘lwur. 40, George Washing- on Hosp) Charles S_Bacon 34, Georgetown Hospital. Kenneth B Perkins. s Children’s Hospital. Raymond I. Rale; Casuaity Hospital. ln!lm tu Carl lnd Grlce Kelley, Gallinger Hos Arme HIH 80 206 Brooks ct. Ben Garnett, 76. Gulllnnr HOSD“ll James H._Johrson. 69. 72 st 61 ms Fobert Brown 47 Gallinger James Sneed, lb 8! Bllllbel.h s Hnl ‘Alberta Green 08 St . Bacier taker 45 1805 Bt 3 Do M ‘Olsaden 441010 Delaware ave. 5w, 0spit: pital. Carl Bavoy. 43 Ca: Sbert A Kelly 40; EdwardHamillon.” 40. Preedmen’s Hos- al Laura Jackson .J40 3 Harvard st. 03! 14, Georseiown Hosplial. 15." Gallinver Hospital Gwendolyn Johnson. 3. Gallinger Hospital, Edna Price, 3 Gallinger Hospital, — Births Reported. Alired and Eva Ashton. boy. Sidney R. and Agnes M. Jones, boy. Robeson M _and Ruth W. Gibbs, boy. David and Freda Sitnick. boy. | Christian L"and Barbara M. Gross, boy, Bertram A. and EVar A. Sampson. boy, Pasquale and Carmelle Craziano. boy, Willlam S and Helen V. Wise, boy, Talford and Marie Tavlor. boy. Howard F and Sarah R. Weich. boy. William E lnfl Samie pel'uu boy. M Roark. boy, Edward A~ and Loreiia M, Bock- boy | Melvin C and Eleanor L. Tayman. boy. James H. and Margaret Myers. boy. Chester and Margaret Gray. girl. Bela A._and Catherine Stramer. girl. Jumes T, and Rebecea E. Cox. gifl. | Robert and Dorothy Daly. girl. | Everett S. and Helen L. ponu il ‘“Ilty and Virginia Howell. girl Emery D. and Florence M. Wallingford, John B and Mary L. Olgers. girl. well R. and Marcia P. Hanes W and Dorothy Prentiss, girl. George W and Martha A. Evans. girl. William ¥, rl. iam d Rel L. Buhler, girl. Robert and Margaret (. Book. girL Paul V. and Betty E. Guy. girl. Thomas E. and Nell Youngblood. girl. Leland J.‘and Hazel I. Joseph. girl. Christopher and Josephine McCabe, girl. Leslie and Velda Shmidl. girl John R. and Miriam L. Magee. boy. Charles' and Emma J.“Forsyth. boy. Roger L. and Evangeline Smith. boy. Thomas L. and Ottilie Underwood. boy. James M. and Addie H. Marsh. boy. Charles and Lillian Winter, John P. and Mae L. Litten. boy. Richard W. and Marie Evans. boy. Robert nd Catherine M. Handley, boy. Rodney R and Edith C. Miller. boy. Prancis E. and Eieanor E. Burdess. boy. Joseph C. and Maver Bond, boy. Eric C. and Catherine C. Peters. boy. | Sherwood and Pattie G. Ethridge, boy. Herbert W. and Evelyn M. Haller, boy. John B. and Mary Jameson. girl, William F_and Isabel Harris. girl, General and Opal Coonoe. gir! Raymond L. and Rosella M. Downs, girl. James B. and Nellie V. Cagel. girl John and Kathrya R Holleveek. girl, Joseph P and Irene Burke. girl William H and Ruby Turlington, girl. Charles and Virginia H. Reid. girl. Charles F and Laura K. Matthae Max S. and Cecelia Herzog. girl. Geatano and Mary Coppa_ girl Darius W. and Ceres Gaskins. girl. Edward and Prudence Brown. girl. Morrison and Margaret Sanford. girl Archibald R.and Margaret Brown. girl. Wiilie and Esther Newton. boy Harry R. and Wyannette Tawor, Russell and Murney Banks. gir Leroy and Marie Brown. boy. Sam_and Rose Bush. bo: Lawrence and Julia Beckwith, gir] Thomas R.and Eva M. Ramsey. girl. ‘Gedor Hil ] Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise| | sirl, il AUGUST 2, 1935. WIDOW OF INVENTOR OF NAVY DEVICE DIES Sarah M. Holland, 81, Is Victim of Month’s Illness—Funeral Is Tomorrow. Sarah M. Holland, 81, a native of and widow of Thomas A. Holland, who is credited with invent- ing the Dashiel mechanism now used on the Navy's long-range guns, died yesterday after an illness of several months, Her husband was a mechanic in the Navy Yard when he perfected the mechanism used in the firing ma- chinery of battleship guns. The device was nameg after Comdr. Dashiel, then head of the yard. Mrs. Holland is survived by a son, Elmer W. Holland, 7707 Thirteenth street, and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips, 3100 Sixteenth street. She was a member of the Lebanon Chapter of Eastern Star and of Independent Council, No. 2, of the Daughters of America. Funeral services will be held to- morrow at 2:30 p.m., with members of the Eastern Star participating, at Gawler funeral parlors, 1754 Pennsyl- vania avenue. Burial will follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery, e FUNERAL TOMQRROW FOR JUDGE QUINTON Body Probably Will Be Sent to Topeka, Where Capital Resi- dent Formerly Lived. Funeral services for Judge A. B. Quinton, former counsel to the in- surance division of the United States Shipping Board, will be held at 11 am. tomorrow from the S. H. Hines funeral parlors, Pourteenth and Har- vard streets. Although final arrangements have not yet been made, it is expected the body will be sent to Topeka, Kans. for burial in the family plot. Judge Quinton, who died yesterday, had lived at Copley Courts, 1514 Seventeenth street. He had been a resident of Washington for 20 years. Marriage Licenses. hn T. Robinson. 46 and Mamie Gate- Jolrl‘)l)d 41. both of 1133 2 Rev. Auilfls}\{u&r!lll! Xy, 28 2824 : Towins| doseR® Sna Winred A Grat. §7th st : Rev Thombs S, Holmeo. 31, Takoma_Park, Md ‘and Mary M. Ryan. 51, 1250 7th st. s W § JRev, Rovert” Carrol) ‘4] Pennsyl lifllB and Rev. Ra mm-mn aiiler 'w lel(nrd Conn.. an Eve Levenkron Wiimington. erslfnl!ld 1800 Vermont ave.. 1702 Emerson st.; th st. 1 st Rev John H. Everitt, 31. Greensboro. N. C.. apd Linda R Mengel 2% Watertown, A Cartwell and Rev 13 o 19, Rev. John and 7 vitt. 24, 5620 Colorado ave.. L. A Fewitt 24 Col ey Edith Shorter. 18, 61 DeFrees st.; Arthur Chichester. william R. Brosius. 26. Atglen. Pa.. and Beatrice G. Bausman, 23 Middletown, st_se and 1 Canal rd.: Herman C Kine, Eatricia Clarke L. Ford Earl B Black. 20. Ca: trude A Coulh“n Rev P. 8 X i 1.'D. Pric S Triand febrs gie. Pa_ and Ger- , Pittsbufgh, Pa.; 32, and Minnie O. of Alexandria, Va.i 28,1500 vermont Hoffman, 19. 1564 Costner. Re: Linwood B. Phillips McKenzie. 27, both Rev. Preely Rohrer. | Arthur L Lawrence. ave and Helen § 9th st.: Rev W. E EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F Fall Smart young men’s suits in the new Fall shades. All - wool, hard-finished wor- steds that wear and hold their press. All sizes. OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P.M. $30 ALL-WOOL Suits $19.50 CHARGE IT—Nothing Down—Just Pay $6.50 in September, Octo $11.95 Linen Suits $6.95 ber, and November. $19.75—-$24.75 Tropical Wersted SUITS $14.75 $3.95 Tropical Worsted Trousers....$2.85 $8.50 All-wool Sport $2.50 Cotton Sport Slacks ... $15.00 Sport Coats, now....... Trousers ........ $6.95 ceeeee-$1.95 $24.75 ALL - WOOL SUITS 85 Suits taken from our stock and reduced to cause sizes are broken. mendous bargains at— regular $10 be- Tre- *10 WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy, possibly local showers tonight; to- morrow fair, probably followed by lo- cal thundershowers in the afternoon or at night; not much change in tem- perature; gentle variable winds to- night, becoming southwest tomOITOW. Maryland—Partly cloudy, probably local showers tonight; tomorrow fair, probably followed by local thunder- showers in the afternoon; not much change in temperature. vtr':lnia—-hn'y cloudy, possibly showers in north portion tonight; to- morrow partly cloudy, probably foi- lowed by local thundershowers in the afternoon in west and north portions; not much change<n temperature. West Virginia—Partly cloudy, prob- ably local showers tomorrow and in north portions tonight; not much change in temperature. River Report. Potomac River little cloudy and | Shenandoah little muddy today. Report for Last 24 Hours. *_ Temp. Baro. Degree. Inches. . 29 %9 mp. Baro. Dexree. Inches. day Today— m.___81 Record for Last 24 (Prom noon yesterday to noon today) Hllh"ut, 96, 5:15 p.m yesterday. Year 280, 85. '2&'251. 78 6 am. today. Year ago. 73. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest. 98; on July 20. | Lowest, —%. on Jsnuary 28 Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (Prom noon yesterdsy to noon today.) Highest, 68 Der cent, at 11:10 p.m. yes- rday. Lowest. 38 per cent at 4 p.m. yesterday Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Geodetic Survey.) o Coast and | Tumurro' | sun, todsy __ Sun. lomorrav Moon. toda: ‘Automobile lighis must one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation, Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to dat 7:19 %40 p.m turned on 89 86 September October __ November Stations. Atiantc Gty Baltimore. Md and | 7% and Giadys | € s. | Galveston. Tex | Helena. Mont Huron. 8. Dak_ Indianapolis | d| M FOREIGN. (7 am.. Greenwich time. today.) London. Gloudy zer] Gibraitar ‘Spain (Noon, Greenwich time. Horta (Payal). Azores | (Current odbxer\lm)xu) a SERVICES TOMORROW FOR FOREST E. BRIGGS | Gaithersburg Man Drowned in! Potomac—Ball Players to Be Pallbearers. Special Dispatch to The Star. | GAITHERSBURG, Md., August 2.— Funeral services for Forest Edward Briggs, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles | Briggs, who was drowned while swim- | afternoon, will be held from his home | here tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. F. A. Tyler, D. D., pastor of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church South, will officiate. Members of th> team, on which young Briggs played short stop, will act as pallbearers Interment will be in Forest Oak Cemetery here. | In addition to his parents, he 's| survived by two brothers and two sisters, Wesley Lee and Walter M.| Briggs of Gaithersburg and Mrs. Nellie Groshon, also of Gaithersburg, and Mrs. Arthur Covert of Alaska. l GILLETT FUNERAL HELD City Suspends Business in Banor‘ of Former Speaker. WESTFIELD, Mass., August 2 () —The funeral of Frederick H. Gillett, former Representative, Speaker of the House and United States Senator, took place this afternoon in the home of his sister, Miss Lucy D. Gillett. Municipal business was officially | suspended here during the hour set| for the funeral. The service was con- ducted by Rev. Edward U. Cowles of | the First Congregational Church and included prayer and scripture reading. There was no eulogy nor music. Burial was in th~ family lot in Pine Hill Cemetery. FOUND. FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue League 71 O st D.¥ jorth 5730 LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, uD 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. BLUE NOTEBOOK—1 wh_paper bar. ’Rg:"nd. Phdne West OJDlmdu o Georsia e T T N R DOG. English bull terrier. Thite, nmx t ears and tail. name “Pat”; 1835-6 Reward. Owner, A D .Yam Mass. ave. n.e. Toss. Bve. D.e. July 313 reovud -fi"geom. 270. ‘WATCH—15-; Jv'el 1d-plated Elgin o face): lost, near Ellipse, Name enero R ; Henr: tory (?m. Io' Apt. WIRE: Am.m POX TERRIER, all_white gxoent m:h side ot'mf snd ear. “'Ih;fl;_’.‘ Phone Georsia 2246, - WRIST, wu’cx vhite sold, Gruen. be- '-nfi Gat rfllae el's dept. er ELDER | e ming in the Potomac Wednesday GIBBS. WALTER H. Gaithersburg Independents base ball G! | DEANE. HARRY § DUFFIN. CAMDEN. Qard of Thanks TOLLIVER. REV. EL extend my siricere 1prn - T wish to re- Sootist . “my and relatives for of sympathy. flors|" fy ices rendered ai, Yoted father. Rey MARY J 4" expressions tes and serv- of my de- ELTTAR *W. TOL- TOLLIVER HOPKINS. Deaths. ADAMS, QUE nesdiy guty iy B ied this e Wels gl 404 Benni Ches survived by 'a loving - ther, Arthus" Adar 4iiha Adams: 187 brothers arnd a and friend Malvan & Sche Home Church ne. Rev. A terment Linco officiating. ial Cemetery. YER 3 Suddenly. on at his l’e?,l- n osepliine Bel: is late ruldznca e 141 beloved hushg humeur at 8:30 a.m.: he Sacred H'Ht ass will be ent Mount Olwet. On Wednesday, opathic Hospital shand of the He is survived a_B. Clarke., snd Benjamin. Fu e of his mu rday. Augu SFends d Cemetery. late Mars by his ,."(, brother. M j E On Thursday, August Beallsville. Md.. loved son of Roy Puneral Saturday e residence. At fonocacy Cemetery, BODMER, Jouy p JOHN B He and Moliie £ Suddenh 1% t Seneca, | ARD' BRIGGS, aged | of Mr. and Mrs. I services will me. Gaithersburs, | tat 11 am. In- emetery, Gaithers- BURROUGHS Liona FR FR ANCES BUP.ROLGH. ghs daughter ng at | Co. Southeast fu- | h st. se. Notice of | | JOHN S COLBERT, | their loss a devoted | one granddaughter. several cousins. _He | ate Irene Colbert Hall gandy_Colbert. h Dabney's fu- w._ until Satur- n at his Iate residence. August 4. at 1 p.m. s Chu Interment Payne’s cm RTNEY, MARY F. On Thursdey. Au- | Georgetown U D VARY B | boulevard late residence. Fu- i Berkeley Springs. August 5. 4 : | y. Aufust 2 | 1 Mass ave loved wife of beloved mother of b M. and Virginia Curry chapel_of John R:| ¢ private. On Wednesday residence. 17334 NE. beloved nu;m d inee Butler) T ce AThe officers and m A Co 7 s"pEA \E By order of 0. KROLL. | Rec. Becs. Departed this Yfe Au- spital t. a v on Rosemont Ceme- JAMES LEO. On Thursday 5. at M FLETCHER, FRANK B. De FLET! urn their loss five her. Mrs. Mary Turner. Mrs. Irene W le Forgeite. and a brother. Remains resting at We: funeral home 1 Pri o4 'Fletcher, Buena Vista. Md. | te Marsh Church at 9 o'clock vorning. Friends and reja- RUSSELL. On Thursday, Au- 115, at Crownsville, Md.. RUS- from Md. Jar at2p M E Church, Linden. ting at the _Ernest church. 1432 You st. n.w 10SEPH WILLIAM. _On 'rhmdn | ok t Ome(‘fillhlr Hos- JOSEPH WILLIAM POX. father e Fox and brother of Mrs. Hartley of Philadelphia Pa “; mz funeral home of Vhllnm | ia. Va.. pepers nlelse ¢ py.) On Wednesday, July at Emergency Hospital. WAL. H, jbeloved husband of Viola | . at 10 Artington National | FENLEAF. ELIZABETH, Departed this | Friday._ August & LIZABETH GREENLEA n.®. devoted_mother of Nettie nr:d Bessie Stewart and step- of Mary Alice Plummer and C: She leaves to mourn their sisters. Alice Jefferson, Clemen and Julia Payne: six grandc 1. six great-grandehiidren and m: relatives and friends. Rem e At Bentley & Malloy's funeral 12th st. and Pla. ave. n.w. Notice 4 F of 1 Al Rer” HOII&\I’L SARAH M. On Thursday. [3 1935, SARAH M. HOLLAND. wdi W ‘of Thomas A Holland and be- loved mother of Eimer W. Holland Fur h's:' wrnce' at the chapel of Joseph Gawler's Sons. 1756 Fm\nnlmnn ave. Q\,’ 97, Saturday. August at 2:30 | B |\|\~ (‘ECHH GM\GFD On Friday, g 8t Mantoloking, N. J. v Langer). wife of mes B ¥ Svingf 1800tE ke ot | Au- In J nw JEFFERSON. REV. SIDNEY A. Departed e Wednes July 31. 1035, at 1 her residence. 4801 (‘.rlHl Y- SIDNEY A “JEFFERSO! iday. August 2. after 4 at Bentiey & Matloy's haneral home st. and Florida sve. nw. urday. August 3 Union Wesley Melhodm Chureh between L and M sts n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. JEFFERSON, SIDNEY t4 Houseold' of Ruth Mo, 80 1. hereby notified of the death of Inmate SIDNE A JEFFERSON. ~You are reauest (o a tend the funeral Saturday. Ausust 3 Shurch: 23 (mm Union Wesley Min » Bo‘mxcx_svvcxnu N. G, JEFFERSON. SIDNEY. d e bery of Solumbla Tompie: Mo, "4 ftend a semon of sorrow '57“.‘&%”“" i wust 2. 19 ; al funeral Funeral from Union Wesley E Zin Church, 3rd st. between pm. Batienter STORE ERE o Saturday, Aulun 3, M £ ana 3 & R At THA STRWART. D. R. NAOMI E. vn\srunc‘rmv Sec LEE. EMMA. Departed this life on Thur: day. Auruxt 1. 1935. EMMA LEE, the de Toted mother of Mingie L. Stone mothe, in-law of Thomas Stone. Five grand- children other relatives. a devoted friend. Mrs. Louise Prince. and other frie d.l rvive. runzm Saturday. Au- lp.m.. from Janifer's funeral | ‘3{ 22nd st. Interment Lin- n” Memorial - Gemeters. Hev. James Brown officiating. MARTIN, JAMES SERINUS. Passed away on W:\!nhelsdly (uly 3L 1935, at s res ence 12" Oth s nv SERINUS MARTIN. beloved hun ¢ Lee Martin and father of | C., Rolvix (Dick) and Mrs. Gemude "Arnold. . He also 18 sur- Yived & cleven grandchildren. Punersl ! of omas urray 0,207 Nichols ave. s.c. on Saturday, am Interment Ceda: j\mnmx | Open Evenings * A9 On _Thu a “August 1. Georseawn rdar. 35t ity Hospital. CHARLES beioves wm:uum(x'fw MW rt and the late William J. MeWhirt and brother of Gertrude xrxx}"'-lrr‘d Helen Walters Remuins resting “ai Gasch's funeral home. 4% Maryland ave Hyaitevilie. M. Funersi from the above funeral home cn fil;ndny August %, at p.m. Interment Evergree near Bladensburg R — MEAGHER, HELEN W mu nesday. "July 1 L Georgetown Briversity Hosplial HELE DILLON., the beloved wife of Paul Meagher. Re- mains ui her late residence 2811 North Capitol st. ~Pune om her late resi- 2811 N. Capitol st.. on Saturday s at "8:30 " o'clock 5 Chiirch.” where 8 Wil by celebiated a es and friends invite Interment Mount Olivet Cometery " 0" MEAGHER, HELEN W. DILLON. _ dality of 8t Martin's O 0 e On Wed- On Thursaay. August ;! METZ 1004 W st, 1 He is survived by th Jessie Brown. Mr Miss Ida Metz: Christopher Metz: t nephews; also other Puneral Bunday. August neral home neral from t 16th and H August 5 friends in m}nnls FINIS DANIEL L On Wedn »»n Longtel ow_ y i e 1 at 230 pm “Cemetery. FINIS DANTEL Creek ind Mass e ent Cedar Hill Ceme u( H Ua,u DANIELSON Ol INTON, Jlnm A B. sMiTH, LEE Joux tered peacefu t T 19: gut friends invited. Cemetery, Departed thi 5. at Ga Congressi SPRIGGS. JOHN H. on Tue Hospi of Mary J. G Sn'\eri ¢ Church Rev Spencer F Birial 'in’ Lincoln ‘Mem b Jordan, wife of Ji Tucker. sister of Juanita Jordan of funeral later. Remains rest W. Ernest Jarvis funeral chus You st. n.w In Memoriam. BALDWIN. EMORY J. In sad but lo: ur dear husband and fat > o departed t August 2, eaving home o 118 DEVOTED WIFE CAPERS, THOMAS F 132 McGUIRE, ROBERT g ving memory of Dr. ROBERT L. McGl!RE who en- tered ‘into e 1 nine years ago today. August May his soul rest in pe HIS WIFE AND SON. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DlRF‘ICTOES- Crematorium | 4th and Mass_Ave NE___Lincoln Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (A. L HAYCOCK_ MgT) lelhe WEst (w 3034 M St. NW. 00 Frank Geler s Sons Co. 13 Seventh St N “ LS % NAtional 2473 CHAS S. ZURHORST FE0; 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 0572 'V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connected with the_ori R nal W Speare_establishment. 1009 H St. er’ One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 517 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 T FUNERAL DESIGNS. "GEO. C. SHAFFER SSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS A’ MENERATE PRICES. FHONE NAT. ioe Cor. 14th ¥ Eye Y 3200 M St WEST and Sundays GEO. A. COMLEY 0146 tic Fioras Designs by Experts ”N‘i‘:hf Phone. Clarendon 261-J-1 b GUDE BROS , CO. Floral Pieces 1212 F St N.W NAtions! 4276 glmalmauw 42504 - delivered NORTH L aLp Relatives and nn invite |l Remains may be viewed e- med_funeral hom {ater Y. August 7000