Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1935, Page 11

Cat Deserters “Wanted.” NEW YORK (#).—The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has posted a standing re- ward of $10 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of cat and kitty deserters. MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE. North 00/8 ANNA E. KURTZ RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Funeral -for Widow Who Died After Fall on Church Steps Is Set for 11 AM. Funeral services for Anna Elizabeth Kurtz, who died Friday night at Georgetown University Hospital, will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the residence, 3131 P street. * Mrs. Kurtz, widow of the late John D. Kurtz, was 83. Death was the re- | sult of injuries received last ‘Tuesday when she fell cn the steps of the Con- A Charge Account Is a Great Convenience 810-818 Seventh St. A Complete Sell-Out Last Monday! And Now- 50 More of These Fine FUR COATS To Sell at the Same Famous Low Price . ... Such beautiful and rabbit coats that it is a genuine shopping sensation. furs fashioned into coats of distinction. Shawl, standing and Johnny collars. to 44. ‘29 serviceable no wonder they are creating ¥ sccidental death was given by Coroner A. Magruder MacDonaid. She is survived by a son, John D. Kurtz, jr., and two daughters, Mary R. Kurts and Mrs. Ella Kurtz Haneke. Lost House Is Found. ST. PAUL (®.—Mrs. A. A. Smith has found her missing two-story house. The house was condemned by the city because of improper sewage disposal, but Mrs. Smith says the con- dition was corrected. She went to look at the house—and found weeds growing where it once stood. Investi- gation disclosed the city had sold the 28 by 14 foot building to a wrecker for $10, and the latter hed moved it Church. A certificate of | 10 miles. Account Have Your seal-dyed Rich, deep-pile Sizes 14 to 20, 38 Other Fine Fur Coats, $39 to $93 FUR-TRIMMED COATS AT $10.95, $16.95 & $29 75 Stunning new dr sports coats Coat Laid Aside On Payment of A Small Depos ss coats . . . and equally admirable in the advance Fall and Winter fash- ions . . . priced to make advance buying true economy. Specials Clark’s O. N. T. Spool Cotton, white and black. 3 for 11c Kotex and Modess Sanitary Napkins, 20c package— 5 pkes. 95¢ Lifebuoy Soap, the famous health soap. 3 for 17¢ 39¢ Pond's Cleansing ‘Tissues, 500 to the box. 27 ¢ box Avalon Hair Nets of Real Hair. All shades, also white and grey, 21: doz. Street Floor $6.98 RUGS »x12 §4.95 9x10.6 . . PABCO famous felt-base rugs— sturdy, handsome and_ quickly cleaned. _ Carpet and tile pat- terns. Factory seconds., but in every way desirable. Just see them—and sa Third Floor. Cleannble Window * Shades...35c Bize 3x6.. Excellent quality win- dow 'shades. with strons, easy- working _rollers. Green. _ecru, ivory and cocoa. ~Cut to your order.—Third Floor. AUGUST BLANKET SALE ~—Offering worth-while SAVINGS on fine all- wool blankets. ~—Any Blanket Laid Aside Until You Want It on Payment of a Small Deposit. TOWEL SALE Heavy Turkish towels, white wm: colored borders. Perfect quality. 20x40 22x44 22x44 18¢ 29¢. 39c¢ New Purchase—New Patterns—New Values! Wash Goods You'll want plenty of these cool, dainty fabrics for hot-weather frocks—and the low price means a timely saving. Printed Voile Plain Pique Organdy Percale Prints Plain Broadcloth Street Floor 17¢ Hollywood Patterns, 15¢ —Meaning That a Sheet of This Quality Has Successfully With- stood 79 LAUNDERINGS—Show- ing That It Should Give 3 Years of 81x99 72x99 . . o Satisfactory Service. 98- Thoroughly good seamless sheets —of heavy bieached cotton. Torn and pressed. It pays to buy them. How many can you use? Values Good-lookini; and Good-wearing FROCKS 99:¢ Sizes 14 to 48 Refreshingly charming Midsummer styles in dresses for street, home and vacation wear. Sunbacks, sport dresses and two-piece dresses—of pique, seer- sucker, sheers, percale and gingham. Al in fadeless colors. White, stripes, dots and floral patterns.—Second Non-Wilt treet Floor You Just Can’t Overlook in These Collars On These Good SHIRTS Really GOOD pre- shrunk broadcloth shirts in guaranteed fast colors. Every shirt 33 inches long—an unusual feature. And with collars that never wilt, wrinkle or curl. 7-button ' fronts. Sizes 133 to 17; sleeve length 32 to 35, White, grey, tan, blue and fan- cies.—Street Floor. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO PRITCHARD FUNERAL WILL BE TOMORROW Widow of Former Senator to Be Buried in Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian Pritchard, who was found dead Friday in her home at 1317 M street, will be held at Rock Creek Cemetery tomor- row at 11 a.m. with Rev. J. Raymond Mills, assistant pastor of the National City Christian Church, officiating. Mrs. Pritchard, widow of Jeter Pritchard, former United States Sena- tor and District Supreme Court Jus- tice, was believed to have been dead about two days when found. Police were summoned to the residence after neighbors had been attracted by the constant whining of Mrs, Pritchard’s dog. Kobe Fears Water Shortage. Kobe, Japan, fears a water shortage. CEMETERY LOTS. T Daoaer Tt 9“ Biar ofte T IN CluAR oE UL FOUR-GRAV I overy; priced to sells tarms."Ad- dress 1x_346- r office,” - Gort .@_co/.z A burial 'park of aén///7 loveliness WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK Invites you vislt the mont usi P.M. Drive eross Ulhenflv 65 Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise Chamber Is One of The Largest Undertakers in the World For Only s%s e o 0 o Tn Case of Desth Call MARN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN N.W. COlumbia 0432 SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 11th ST. S.E. ATlantie “Any Family Can Afford Ryan Funeral Service” We Keep Within Your Means Through the years this organi- zation has grown and pros- pered, because always been high class and our charges reasonable. AMBULANCE SERVICE Handsome unlettered ambulance . . « where in Washington... Phone At. 1700-1701 James T. Ryan FUNERAL 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. TWENTY.-FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE | SUM OF MONEY. in a nnn D. C, AUGUST 4, 1935—PART ONE SIX DIE, TRIO HUR INCROSSING CRASH Truck Smashes Into Train|}; Despite Frantic Effort of Driver. By the Associated Press. CAMDEN, S. C, August 3.—Six persons were killed end thres injured today when a farmer's truck careened into s Seaboard Alr Line train at a crossing near here and spilled some of its occupants beneath the train wheels, The deadwere identified at & local undertaking establishment as: Murdock Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Baker and driver of the truck; J. V. Baker, jr.; Mrs. Dan Baker, Mrs. Steve Baker, Sam Baker, and Gaylord Jordan. Hospital attendants said three in- Jjured persons brought there were Dan. Baker, owner of the truck: Herbert Jordan and Steve Baker. Little hope was held for their recovery. One person on the train, which was bound for Columbia, was reported to have been injured. Witnesses said the light truck, bear- ing nine residents of farms near here, approached the crossing simultane- ously with a southbound Seaboard passenger train. The driver swerved to the right when a collision at right angles threatened, but the truck struck the third car of the train and turned over. ‘The first person to reach the wreck- age described it as a twisted mass of metal and wood with human arms and legs protruding at all angles. Additional ambulances, one of them equipped with an operating table, were summoned from Columbia to supple- ment the single ambulance in service here at the time, New Airline Planned. A new air service between London and Durban, South Africa, is planned. FOUND. striped. half grown Va.: evidently child Phone Clar- CAT. mal found in Crerrydal pet: owner or home sought. endon 555, one. Noreh 8730 " = mesr. Lost and Found advertisements Jor the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, 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. BATHING BAG. contained 2 1 red, 1 blue; purse, blue compact, towel: lost on road. Bay Ridge to Washington | Rewaid. District_ A BILLFOLD, July 26, ocntamed photos ito_license. ~_Reward. _Cleveland 3048. | BILLPOLD, Woodward & Lothrop's. driver's | license. “very 'necessgry. Please mnotify | Mariett: Lilewellyn Apt: A BRIEF CASE, black alligator, on sireet cer routh bound on 14th st Return to Mr | Wolenburgh. 1360 Columbis_rd. n.w.. er Mr._Pine. Columbia 8560. Reward. containing papers Liberal reward. rd. Tim glasses on 7th between Mass_ave. and R st. or front | e ©.-C. Blds. Reward. Phone Lincoln GOLD BROOCH. initials 85 heirioom. ~ Reward. Bathing suits Columbia GE!AT DANE. black. Reward. 1000 - den st. n.w. Phone Emerson 3123. BATCHEL. containing papers of value to no one except owner: alw Tnnmr of medicine. 69 aper bag. between 12th and H ne. and Fiorida ave. #nd North Capitol st. on Saturday, August Reward. Call National 3366 on Mon- dav_ August 5. WATCH—15-jewel_gold-plated Elgin (open face): lost. near Ellipse, . Name eneraved inside of back cover: Story City. lowa. 1926, N n.w. Apt. 106 « WRIST WATCH. white §oid. eray, Tibbon tached. Reward Il North the Cost our service has ny- DIRECTOR ToMe..AFuneral Is a Sacred Trust The occasion calls for beauty and demands unprecedented dignity. 75 is the DEAL Price But mnevertheless For a $150 Funeral Phone Lincoln 8200 COMPLETE FUNERALS FUNERAL HOME LFRo¥ 37 3500 ANDUP | BYNG, EVA | CLARK, HARR | FERENTINO, PROVIDENZA. MRS. HITE FUNERAL SET Funeral services for Mrs. Lila Con- rad Hite, wife of Preston B. Hite, auditor at the Public Works Adminis- tration, will be held at 10:30 a.m. to- morrow from the S. H. Hines funeral home, 3901 Fourteenth street. Mrs. Hite died Friday at her home, 1803 Biltmcre avenue. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery. Bee Causes Confusion. YORK, Pa. (<A bumble bee stung Miss Joan Kegler. Miss Keg- ler's nuto crashed into an electric power pole. The power pole toppled and pulled dowdl high-tension wires. Hugh MclInes’ hurried to investigate, fell from the running board of an 'automobile and was hurt. The bumble bee got away. Card nf Thanks NIX, LINLEY H. We wish to thank rela- ives. friends and neighbors for their indness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes ' at death of our beloved husband and father LINLEY H.NIX. WIFE AND H PAMILY. Draths ATKESON, GEORGE W. On Priday. Au- Elll 2. 1935, at ount Alto Hospital. Srnd ol Taire B Atkeson. Punsral oF Taura B, Aleson Puner lQ!nv\c!l W. W. Chambers Co.'s South- t funeral home. 517 11th st. s.e. on Tuesday. August 6. at ‘10 a.m. Rela- tives and friends are invited. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. with m.lh itary honors. BENTON, WILLIAM 8. On Priday. Au- 1935, WILLIAM S BENTON, son of the late John H. snd Alice Benton, Puneral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w., on Tuesday, August 6. 2t K:10 am.:’ thence to St. Mary's Catholic Church, where mass will be offered at # for the repose of his soul. _Relatives and friends are invited. Interfnent Mount Olivet Cemetery. b ETHEL: ANNIE, Departed this life an Priday. August 2. 1935_at Galiinger Hos- pital. | ANNIE “BETHEL. the devoted mother of Mrs. Eineline Johuson. Ray- mond and Eimore Bethel. sister of Mrs. Hanngh Griffin, Mrs. Mary E. Whitfield Bhe also leaves two grandchildren. other relatives and many friends to mourn her deprriure ains resting at the John ‘T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. 4 BLACKWELL, H. H. Washington, D. C. Lodge. No. 15. B. P. O. The lodge will con- yene in session of sorrow at | () p.m._Sunday. August 4. 35. for _the purpose of paying tribute to the mem- ory of our late brother. H H. BLACK! honorary life member m., Ohio. | No. 305_who passed to the Grand lafll of ‘the Hereafter August 3. Elk se; ies 8¢ cnapel of Jos. . Birch. 5034 M st nw., at § pm. Interment Mon- 405 ek Cleer Cometers order of JAS.J. MURRAY. Exilted Ruler, Att SHELBY. Secretary. BoNITZ, unlrrz On Priday. August 2 1035. at_the ‘Masonic and’ Eastern S8tar Home. LISSETTE BONITZ. wife of the late Henry Bonitz Funeral services | H Hines Co_ funeral home. Wl mh st. nw. on Monday. August pm. Interment Prospect } fa Ctlfl!l(r! BROWN. WALLACE FRANKLIN. On ut- urdey, Aueust 5,'1035. at his residence i WALLACE PRANKLIN | BROWN "beloved husband. o the Iate Charlotte Brown and father of John | McLean Brown Funeral from the above residence on Monday, August 5. at 7 Relatives and'_{riends invited Faterment Gienwosd Cemetery. 5 BURD. ANN F,FRICE. On Saturday Au- i 35, at ‘1145 am NTE PRKCI BURD. beloved wife of Arnoid L. Burd. Funeral services at her late residence. 1510 North_Capitol st. on Sunday. Ausust 4. at 7:10 pm. Rela- tives and friends invited to attend. -In- terment at Hackettstown, N. J BURROUGHS. LEONA FRANCES Thursday. August 1.1 pital. LEONA wite of John on t Siblev Hos- | FPANCES ' BURROUGHS, Burroughs. daughter of Quade #nd sister of Mel- illlam A. Quade. Mrs. Agnes Bernadette Harler and | Mrs. Josephine Gray. Remalns resting at Chambers Co. Southeast (u.\ Beral home 81 T1ih oL, T services at the ‘above funeral home ob | M August 5. at 8:30 am.: thence | Holy Comforter _Catholic Church. Where mass will be offered at 0 a.m. for | the reposesof her soul Relatives and {riends invited. ~ Interment Cedar Hil Cemetersy. w. on Prider. Ausust 2. ¢ Schenectady. N. ¥ EVA W. Eflwo wife of the late Marcus L Bz thformerly 'of 'Washington D & Mrs' Byne 1s survived by her Tarbet, O | B Webster: a brother. Edward H. Web. ster: & son. Harlan Byne: sister. M Sraiin M. Webster. Funeral services at Schenectady. N. Y. 4 CHRISTIAN. JOHN. Entered Into sternal | rest on Wednesday. July 31. 1935, Gallinger Hospital, JOHN GHRISTIAN. beloved husband of Bertha Christian Remaijns resting at the John T. Rhines funeral ‘chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. sw. neral Monday. Ausust 5. at 1 p.m. from the above funeral chapel. Inter- ment Arlington National Cemetery. On Saturdey, August 3. . at Unifed States Veterans' Hos- pitay, Moun Alto. HARRY OLARK. *F nerai from W. W. Chambers' Southeast funeral home. 517 1¥th st. s.e.. on Mon- day. August Sérvices at Arlington National Cemetery. 1:30 p.m. Interment Arlipgton National Cemetery. 4 COLLINS, FREDERICK E. Suddenly. on Priday. August 2, 1935. Potomac River, FREDERICK E. COLLING “aced 31 years. of 423 1ith st._s.w.. beloved son of Mrs. Gertrude O'Sullivan and the late Herbert Collins. Funeral Mondey. August 5, st 10 a.m., from the above residence. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. COURTNEY, MARY E. On Thursday. Au- ust 1. 1935. at Georgetown University ospital. Washingion, D. C.. MARY E. TNEY of 1603 Key' boulevard Colonial Heights. Va., beloved wife of Clarence E. Courtney. She is survived by three sons and two daughters. Re- mains restine at her late residence. Pu- neral and interment at Berkeley 'l’m‘l W. Va. Monday August 5 CRAWFORD. EDGAR THOMAS. On sat- urday, August 3. 19 t his residence 3702 Nnflhlmplon l. Chevy Chase, Md.., EDGAR THOMAS CRAWFORD. the beloved husband of Minnie May Craw- ford, son o® Mrs. Angie Heston. brother ! Mrs. Iya Sturgess of Harlem. Mont.: WllHlm Crawford of Augusta. Ohio. and stepfather of Mae H. Vance, William D ce and Harry L. V. Vance of Cleve: d. Ohio. " Remains resting et the W. Chambers Co. fyneral home. 1400 pin s, B.W. terment Augusi Shior CURRY, JENNIE. On Pfld“ Alllluk 2. 1935, at her residence. ave Bow>" JENNIE CURRY. beloved "mite. of Wiliiam L. Curry and beioved mother of Charles W.. Edith M. and Virginia Curry. Body vesting at the chapel of John R. Wright. 1337 10th st. nw. ‘Punerai services Monday. August 5. at 11 am.. at the above fuperal chapel. Interment Oak Hill Cemétery 4 DUFFIN, CAMDEN. ' Departed this lite Au- Sll! 1835, allinger Hospital, AMDEN DUFFIN. beloved stepfather of Mrs. Mabel Lewis, Mrs Helen Briscoe illiam Johnson: brother of Joshuae Dufin. He aiso jeaves other relatives and many_friends to mourn his _de- arture. Remains resting at the John Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd d sts. s.w., until 4 p.m. Saturda er ai his late residence. Hampshire ave. n.w. Puneral August 4 at 1 _pm. from Mount Zion M. E. Church, 29th st. and Dumbarton Interment Rosemont Cerfle- On Priday, August 2.’ 19:35. PROVIDENZA. beloved wife of “ihe late Fiorentino Ferentino. Funeral from the W. W.' Deal funeral home, 816 H st ne. on Monday. Au- gust 5, at 8:30 am.. thence to St. finry's’ Carnolic’ Church. where ' ‘mass will ‘be said at ® am. for the repose of her soul. Interment St. Mary's Ceme- ery. FOREMAN. RUSSELL, hursday. An- gust 1. 1045 at Browamviic, RU! ELL' FOREMAN, the. beloved son. of Ruby Foreman and brother of Ran- dolph and Reginald Foreman. He also leaves other relatives and friends. Pu- - peral Sunday. August from Mount_Zio} Cnirch, Linden. Ma. Hemaing. vestinie at the W, Bonent’ Jac: vis funeral church, 1412 You st. n.w. ¢ B a8 et Watter Sred Horss MES Al alter lospit, JA] FORTE. beloved husbana of Kathicen Forte. He leaves to mourn a brother. Med Gardner. and other relatives and friends. Remains resti at E. W. Bundy funeral home. 621 Florida ave. n.w., un- til Sunday morning: thereafter at his late Jesidence. 4453 Douslas st. n.e.” Funera from Ephesus S. Church. 6th N sts. n.w., llnnd 'y Aulust 5, at 1:30 p.m. " Interment at. Arlington National Cemetery. oRpRlr sz, poparis g us FLIZABETH SREENLEAP of i3] . n.w. devoted mother of Nettfe Willdiis "anid_Sesele ‘Stowar: and sico: mother of Mary Alice Plummer and Cora Stewart. She leaves to mourn_their loss three sisters, Alice Jefferson. Clementina Curtis_and Jull yne: six -andchil- dren. six great-grandchiidren and many P Bt o eere g Teating_at Bentley alloy’s fune: home. 12th st. and Fla Re ulem macs wil be saie day. August 5, at St. Augus olic’ Church, ~Interment in Mount Olivet Oemetery. ‘TO MOTHER. The heavy cross you feil benzath many times, you never gave up. but clung to until ‘your fading strength brought you down beneath its heavy weight. I trust that God in His mercy may receive vour soul and raise you u| everlasting - ” BESSIE. 4 piness. BELBIG, HAROLD N. On.Pri- da: ¢ Homeopdthic Iu 2, st L HARGLD i belovedn of the hu W, st .nd Amelia Helblg and_brother of Fred W Helb 1r, and Lelia N. Husted of Hon¢ M:' Puneral 1 the w‘ s Sgc Co. funeral home. lgln (3 at L ave. .. terv. nw. on Monday, Au hl‘glm'::g' Irlvn'd':::;n . M. Interment Braths. HELBIG. W, WA special munication of Btansbury Ledce "No F. A is called for Monday, Au- e Ay the purpose of conducting the Masonic funeral sere: for our late brother, HAROLD H. |m.-ro- inlATsON. D n Master; com- Mm 4 £ 2. xn'*"‘rnu ey 2166 st. .w.. beloved o 'L.}E“"‘m“ ‘of hu"-um:"”;:“‘h'""r“:{ o %01 Guster Toad. Bethesda® Sa lfiw’ August 5. at Z pm. vate. HICKS, SUSIE A, On Puday. A uad SUBE brotnars TobrcAusust 2. Oreek Churen rd. n.e.. SUSIE &, H1GRE loved” dayanier o Jobn R and_the te Mary Kane Jones and sisie: of Mrs, izabeth Lombard and James ¢ oo Remains resting ¢ W' ci 1400 Chasis % aca 17 the above fureial rome on st 5. at O a.m : thence 0 Church, where mass will be for the repose of her s and friends are invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, ' 4 HIRSH, REBECCA. On Friday. s T8, M he Fen Sl WL A A ers, widow of Solomon Hirsh “wnd beloved motner of Bells Hirsh. ~Funeral from (ne chapel Co.. 1113 7th st. y. August 4. ai 10 a.m. friends invited. Inter- ment Washington Hebrew Cemetery, 4 HITE, LILA CONRAD. On Priday. August 2, 1935, at_her residence, 1x0; Biltmore n.w' LILA CONRAD HITE beloved of P _B. Hite and mother of P. Hite, 9. Bervices at the S, i Hines G funeril home. 2901 14th st n.w. on Monday. August 5. at 10350 a m. Inter- ment Arlington National Cemetery, 4 IMBODEN, FRANK CLIFTON. On Sat- urdsy, August 3. 1935, ut his residence. 920 fl;‘ln Kansas st. (111 Milten ave). Clarendon, Va.. PRANK CLIFTON BODEN. beloved husband of Mamie C, Imboden (nee Thomas) snd brother of Walter W. Imboden of Clarendon. James Gordon Imboden of Denver. Colo.. Mrs. H. M. Warner of Bel Aair. Md ' Mrs. alter H. Abbott of Powellion, W. Vi d Miss' Barah Elizabeth Imbodén Claygendon. Remains resting at his la residence, where funeral services will be held Tuesday, August . at 10:30 :my Interment in Arnon Chapel Cemt- er . ANNIE B. On Friday. 30, at her residence n.w. ANNIE B_JACKSO! wile of Robert Jackson. mo Nell Jackson, Ethel Johr Cook." Sadie Gaskins, Theo James.” Waiter Cather r of Busie Shepherd. d Walter Barrett. Rem the W. Ernest Jarvis { 1432 You st. n.w., until thereafter at her late recidence neral Tuesday. August 6. «t ]:30 p.m.,| from Vermon( Avenue Hpusi Chureh Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 5 4 Auxunlv. 68 Irving st. the devoted of Annie Elizabeth re, Samuel. ie ' Jackson. Norma Tinney 15 resting at neral chureh »m. Sunday Pu JOHNSON. GRACE M. at % p.m On Priday GRACE M Bon. “gaumhier "of 3. Ch and M. Tsabella Wimsatt ves and friends invited to mass at 8t. Dominie's Ohurch | on Monday. August 5. at 10 o'clock. In- terment private. Pléase omit flowers. JORDAN. HENRY On Thursday, August 1. 1935. at 8t Eiizaveins Hospital HENRY "JORDAN, beloved husband O Carrie Jordan. He also ieaves to mourn their loss one daughter. one son. mother, two sisters. ome brother. aughter- in-law, one son-in ddaughter. Remains resting funerai ne . at 1:30 pm.. 1 funeral home KORTS. LINNIE A. On Friday._ August 2, 18: L residence. August JOHN- | Funeral services ( Church, Wis. and" Mass o Mondsy. Aupist "B st 11 Interment Congressional am Ceme- tery. KURTZ ANNIE ELIZABETH. On Fridas, August 19:35 at ;40 pm. ANNIE ELIZABETH KURTZ. belov-d wife of the late John D. Kurtz. in S4th vear of | Ber age. Shc is survived by three chil- | dren. Mary R Kurtz, E. riz Haneke | and John D Kurtz from her late residence. 313 August 5 at 11 am friends in: o a ate, d at Galitnger Hosp. H. LEWIS. beloved huso C and father of William B Lew s Marie Martz Elmer Harold C Melvin H. Lewis, Mrs. Eisie Hanni- and Argnes C. Lewis. | vices on Monday_August 5. nambers Co. Southeast fu neral home. 517 11th <t se. at R:3 am.; thence to 8t. Dominic'’s Catholic Church. where mass will be offered st § o'clock for the repose of his soul Rela- tives and friends invited to attend. In- termen® Prospect Hill Cemetery. B McCONNELL. HUBERT F. On Saturday. August 3.71935, at_his residence. 11 Trinidad ave. ne., HUBERT F. McCON- | NELL. beloved husband of Margaret A. | McConnell (nee Ryan). Funeral {rom the “above residence on Tuesday. Au- qust t 8:30 am. Recuiem mass at Holy Name Church at # am. Pelatives | gnd iriends invited. Intermen: Cedar il Cemetery. 5 MeINTYRE, MARIE DENNETT. On Sat-| urday. August 3. 1935, at Walter Reed Hospital, MARIE DENNETT. beloved wife of Maj. Gen. Prank MclIntyre and | mother of Capt. James D. MclIntyre U. 8. Army: Mr. Edward Mcintyre. Miss Marte Mcintyre and Mrs. Prederick M Hamilton. Remains are resting at funeral home of N. K. Table §th st. n.w. Puneral will be held on Tuesday morning &t 9 o'clock from | the chapel at Walter Reed Hospital. | Interment Arlington National Cemetery at 10:15 o'clock. MEGUNES. JOMN 3. On Thursdsy. Au- | wust 1. 1935, JOHN J. MEGUNES. aged 55 years. Puneral from the W. W.| Deal funeral home, 816 H st. ne. on Monday, August 5. at 1:30 pm. In- terment Arlington Natjonal Cemetery. MILLER, RAY Suddenly. on Saturday. August 3. 1935. at his residence 1821 Ontario pl. n.w.. RAY S. M . be Joved husband of Selma Miller. Re. | mains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of fumeral later Aus MITCHELL. LELIA oOn_Frida st Fobert Mitchell, daughter of Elvira Wilson. sister of Lillian Moore. Oscar and Alphonso Wilson. ~Remains resting at the W Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1437 You | st nw' until 4 p.m._ Tuesday: there- | after at her late residence. 1714 John- son ave nw. Interment Catobs, N. C. August 7. 0 MOQORMAN. JORN WINSTON. on Thurs- day. August 1. 1935 _at Garfield Hos- ital. JOHN WINSTON MOORMAR. be- loved husband of Eva Moorman. Remain: resting at the W W. Chambers Co. fu. meral home 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Pu- neral from the Latter-Day Saints’ chapel. 16th and Hervard sts. n.w. on Monday, August 5. at 11:30 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 4 MORRISON. JOHN G. On Saturday, Au- | sust 3. 1935 «® his residence 3041 Sedg- wick 'st. n.w. JOHN G. MORRISON. be- | loved son of the late Charles F. and Isa- | bella Graham Morrison and brother of | Helen M. Hall Bodv resting at the fu- | neral home of Almus R. Speare. 1623 Connecticut ave. Notice of funeral later. 4 MULHALL, MARGARET T. On ®ridav August 2, 1935, at_her residence. 109 | 10th st ne. MARGARET T.. MUL- HALL. beloved wife of the late Joseph T, | Mulhall. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Margaret E. Sabin, 1830 Mass. ave. s.e. on Monday. August 5_'at 8:30 am. thence to St. Joseph' Enarer 2 Sia " St " where | Tequiem mass will be offered at ® a.m. Relatives and {riends . Inter: Iment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 4 NETYGH, CLARA DANIELSON. On Friday, August 2. 1 at 4:25 am. OLARA DANIELSON NELIGH, beloved” wife. of John P. 8. Neligh. Services at her late residence. Neighborhood House. N st. s.w.. Sunday. August 4. at 6:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to ll!rnd Interment private O'NEALE, JOSEPHINE A, On Saturdar, August _ 3, 1045. JOSEPHINE A. O'NEALE. beloved wife of the late James R O'Neale. mother of John Guida QiNeale and,sister of Miss Margaret L. Doucher. emains resting at the W. W Chambers Co_ funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of fugeral later. PATZSCHKE, HEDWIG E. O Priday. Au- at her residence. 5312 9th WIG B PATSSCHKE” bes loved wife of the late Frederick Patzschke. Puneral {rom her late resi dence on Monda: August 5. at N a.m : thence to St. Peter's Church. where | requiem meass will bfi celebrated at 9 a.m for * er soul. Interment | Arlington National Cemetery. 4 PEARSON. JOHN WILLIAM. On Satur- August 3, 1935, at Emergency Hos- pital * Washington. 'D. C.. JOHN WIL- LIAM PEARSON of Vienria, Va brother Remains resting at the I neral_home. 310 Wilson blvd.. Claren- don. Vs Where a ghort funeral service Sl be held Tuesdsy. August 6. at 1:30 p.m.: thence to Andrew Chfpfl Method- ist Church. Andrewy Chapel Vi ‘where funeral services will be held at 2:30 pm Interment church cemetery. 5 PRITCHARD. LILLIAN SAUM. Suddenly. at her home. 1317 M st. n.w.. L BAUM PRITCHARD, wite of the ints Jeter _Pritchard and_daughter of the iate Joseph F. and Elizabeth S. Ssum Services at the grave. Rock Creek Gemeiery.. Mond : this life UEEN. EDWARD b Thursday. _August 1 t Garfield Hospital. EDWARD B. QUEEN, devoted father of Althenia E. Edward J. and Rosclind M. Quee: mourn a 8 Wi 's funeral home. 467 nw. Monday, August °5."at *thence to Holy Hedeemer Ghureh. Relatives and friends Invited. ~Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. EDWARD B. ' Members of the o 5 Mew's Immediste Reliet ’ Asso- e requesied to a = Serai of EDWARD B. QUEEN. on Mon day. A&‘uucuth b, I:”}("m.e'l: oe}&cdk 2.m. ureh of o jeerner from the Cogtg' HOLLAND, Pres. ENOCH M. SMITH. Secy. ROSS, MARY J. On Tuesdey July 30. 935 at her residence. Takoma Park. MARY J. wife of_Joseph Hoss. beloved Tmother 6f Estelle Hevbert. Mamie Royal, Arthur Ross and Joseph H. Ross,_and sister of Georgianna Birch /and Neison Kelly. “She also leaves four Srandchildren and three great-grand- children. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w.. until Saturday noon: thereafter st | BUSH, SAMUEL C. Beaths, BRIDGET A. On Prid 5, at B fesldcgos. S71T V) & ET_A. RUDY. o John T. Rudy. Funeral from 'the e residénce on Monday. August :io .m.: thence to St. Paul's Cat Church, where mass will be offered at § . Jaterment Mount Olivet Ceimeieys. Please omit flowers. SCHWARTZBACK. DOROTHY LOUISE. 0n ‘Thursday. Au{\u[ 1, 1935 at Garfieid 1 Hosplthcioved e aehtor o Wil oo Schwartzback of Gl'!h»n\hurl Md. Puneral services at the Grace M ¥ Ohitireh. Gaithersbure. Md.. Sunday. . gust 4, 8t 2 p.m, Interment Forest, Ou Cemetery. OHN F. arted this lie' on .-ulul;'an" ORIy 75, 1555 SOUN'F aMiTH devoted friend of Elizabeth Washingion femsina resting at the John T. Rhine: funersl chapel, drd and Eve sts sw neral Sunday, August 4. at 10 rom the above funeral chiapel. ment Rosemont Cemetery. g MARVIS A. On Pridey, Awenst ™ 936, ot Freedmen's Hogpitel. MAR A, TAYLOR, beloved duichier of Alexander Taylor._sis nd_ Malcolm J. Taylor e also leaves a number of other reis- tives and friends. Remains resting a: ihe John T. Rhines funeral parior un 31 am. Sunday; thereafter at her lais Tesidence, 2009 Clagseit st ne. F peral August 5 at 1 pm. from Mount Moriah . Baptist Church, ird and L sw. Rev. J. H Randolph officiat Interment Lincoin Memorial Cemeter TENLEY, GEORGE W. _S8uddenly Thursday. August 1. 1935 at Casua Hospital. GEORGE W. TENLEY. bel husband of the late Belle F. Ten! (nee Willett), Punerai from the chape of Thomas P. Murray & 8on. ave. s.e.. on Monday. August Relatives and_ friends invited ment Cedar Hill Cemetery 5 may be viewedfrom the above-named fi- neral home after 12 o'ciock noon. Sun- day. August 4 . TENLEY, GEORGE W. The officers and members of Anscostia Co No. 16. Jr. O. U. A. M. ar quested to assemble at’ the neral parlors of Thomas F. Mur- ray & Sor. 2007 Nichols ave s.e.. Monday, August 5 2 pam. to conduct the fune gervice of our iate brgther. GEORGE W TENLEY. By order of the councilor A. O KROLL Attest: E. R. THOMAS, R. 5. ‘ THURMAN, JULIA. Departed Los Tuesd: uly %0, 1936. at Gall Hospita LIA ' THURMAN, _beloved mother of Miss Eva Thurman. She aiso Jeaves other relatives and many friend to mourn her departure. Remains ing et the John T. Rhines fu hapel. Ard and Eye sts sw onday ‘afternoon. at which time dy will be taken to Greensville, 8. C by rail. usugt . 2w, Intef: ger | TILGHMAN, MARY LOUISE. mu life Saturdsy. Augusi B at the residence of he Mrs. Agnes Tyler. 951 Que MARY LOUISE TILGHMAN. am Sanier st. n.w Remains resting st Barnes & Matthens funeral home. 614 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. TUCKER. ETHEL JORDAN. On Fridas August 2. 1935, at 1230 am Ga 8el6 Hospital, ETHEL JORDAN ‘TUCK ER. beloved daushter of Chat and the late Burl Jordan. wife . sister .of Juanita Jord: mains may be viewed at her late res.- dence. 1623 1st st. nw. after 4 pm Sunday. Funeral Tuesday. August . at 1 pm. from the W. Erne funeral church, 1 You st. trement Harmony Cemetery | WADE, FRANK. On Seturday, Au his ‘residence. 815 New Js oo of Racheal He aiso leaves one sister one brother of other rela al Tuesday. Augus am. from his late residence thence oo Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, New York and New Jersey aves D.w. where mass will be sung at 0 a for the repose of his soul. Int in Mount Olivet Cemetery. WHITE. ALBERT. Deperted tn Pri 1935, at M stepson. one sister. one brother-in-law and friends. Remains zier's funeral home. 389 Rhod n Funeral Tuesday. August from the above funeral home. Interment Arlington National Cemeters WHITING. CHARLES. Departed t! Thursday, Aueust 1. 1935 at G Hospital, 'CHARLES WHITING. beloved son of James and Mildred Whitine. He slso leaves three sisters. three brothers and many other relatives_and friends Funeral Monday. August 5. at 9 from his late residence. 1341 C st Intermert Mount Qlivet Cemetery. WILLIAMS. GEORGE L. (CHICK). De- parted this life Saturdsy. August 3 1935, at 3:50 p.m, residence. 124X 218t st. n.w.. GEORGE L. (CHICK/ WILLIAMS. ' Remains resting st the Janifer funeral home. 1141 d 8 n.w. Notice of funeral In Memoriam. ALLEN. EDWARD CONNELLY. In sad but ioving remembrance of our d - band and father. EDWARD CONNELLY ALLEN, who died August 4, 126, He_little thought when leaving home That he would never retur That he so soon in death would sleep And leave us here to mourn. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND SON BRUCE. JERRY. In sad but loving r membrance_of our r husband father JERRY BRUCE, who depa: this life one year ago today. August 4 o He_little thought when leaving home That he would never return That he soon in dust would sleep And_leave us here to_mourn. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. In sad but loving memory of our dear husband and fa- ther, SAMUEL C.-BUSH. who departed this life five years ago today. August 4, m. se. hereafter. * We shall meet you some bright morning In that upper garden there We shall meet you never more to wa alone HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDR GALLOWAY. NATHANIEL H. loving remembrance of our dear son and brother, NATHANIEL H. GALLO- WAY. who departed this life one year sgo today. August 4, 1934 One sear has passed. yei how we miss In sad but Some may think the wound is healed, But no one knows the aching Sorrow That lies within our hearts concealed. HIS PAMILY. HAWKES, GRIFFITH J. A tribute of love and perpetual memory of my dear hus- nd. Rev. Dr. GRIFFITH J. HAWKES who entered the pearly gates eight yea: a%o today. August 4. 1 Whate'er my God ordains is right, My light. mv life is He! Who cannot will be ought but good, T trust Him utterly. Por_well T know In joy or woe We “soon shall see as sunlight clear How faithful was our Guardian here HIS WIFE. MRS. ADDIE B. HAWKES. * SHORTER. ANNIE. In loving memory ot my loving mother, ANNIE SHORTER who departed this'life August 4. 1906 MAMIE E. WARNER. SPECKMANN. AUGUST. 1In loving mem- ory of my dear father, AUGUST SPECKMANN. who left us so sudden eight years ago today, August 4, 19 Rest in peace DAUGHTER. * STANDARD. HORACE, In sad but lov ipe_remembrance of our dear brother HORACE STANDARD. who departed 2]“9‘“1)‘!( three years ago today, August No, nne‘knn': how we miss you. No one Knows the bitter pain We have suffered since we Jost you, Life has never been the same, Although vour soul is at rest And free from care and pain This world would seem like heaven If we had you back again HIS DEVOTED SISTERS. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 'V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor cdnnected with the original W R Speare establishment. St. N.W. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. girch's Sons (A. L. H, Frank Gelcr s Sons Co. Japseen st N NAtional 2473 WILLIAM H. SCOTT 408 Sth St SE ______ Lincoln 0530 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. CAPITOL ST. et Cocrres P FUNERAL DESIGNS. CIABR L1 ICES. PHONE NAT o108 O sextaze. Cor. 14th ¥ Eye cl:g.. A. COMLE ?_,J;g,'g,?. Artist] h cuna BROS 00, Pial Fioce NAtios MODERATE P R pte residence. Puneral from . 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