Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1935, Page 9

@dar Hill ¢l g terg Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR i No Extras! For a Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up) DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 LOUIS H. HAMM, MASON, EXPIRES Funeral Service to Be Held Thursday Afternoon—Was Past Master. Louis H. Hamm, 53, of 1320 Ver- mont avenue, a leader in the Masonic | order for many years, died at George Washington Hospital today after & | lingering illness. g Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. Thursday from the Tabler funeral home, 4217 Ninth street, with Rev. Clyde Brown officiating. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Ceme- tery. Harmony Lodge will con- duct Masonic fu- neral rites at the grave, Mr. Hamm, Louis H. Hamm. who came tol ‘Washington from Kentucky in 1918 THE EVENING to take a position with the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, was well known in fraternal circles heres He was past master of Harmony Lodge, No. 17, F. A. A. M. and an instructor in the Grand Lodge School of Instruction. He was a former member of the com- mittee on work of lectures of the Grand Lodge. He is survived by three sisters, Miss Norma Hamm, Mrs. H, J. Harth and Mrs, J. P. Wheeldon. C. E. COSTLOW DIES Navy Department Worker Was Spending Summer in New York. Clarence E. Costlow, 59, for 27 years an employe of the Bureau of Ordnance, Navy Department, died Friday in Ver- montville, N. Y., according to word | received here. He had been spending the Summer at Vermontville, his | birthplace and home for many years. Mr. Costlow, who lived in Wash- ington at 20 Vermont avenue north- east, was a graduate of the Albany Business College in New York. Be- fore coming to Washington in 1908, he conducted a business college of his own at Malone, N. Y. He retired from the Navy Department in 1930. His widow, Mrs. Adda Costlow, sur- vives. A superb stock, representing the newest and best creations. They are offered in this sale at tremendous savings. Don't delay in making your selection. Junior Lamp $5.95 In many popular styles and de- signs. Table Lamp $3.95 lamps with attractive Shapely ghades. colors. Bridge Lamp $ 4.95 Many of the latest models and Pottery Base Lamp $|.85 Worth much more than this low price. Varied colors and designs. Opén aJ. L. Budget Account Nothing Added for Credit STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1935. MRS. JANE E. MALTBY RITES WILL BE TODAY Lifelong Resident of Capital Is Survived by Her Husband, a Daughter and Three Sons. Fuperal services for Mrs. Jane Em- ily Maltby, 118 Fourth street north- east, who died Friday after an iliness of eight years, were to be held this afternoon from Lee's funeral home, Fourth street and Massachusetts ave- nue northeast. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery Mrs. Maltby, a life-long resident of the District, was a member of Naomi Chapter, No. 3, Order of the Eastern Star, and Idaho Councll, No. 1, De- gree of Pocahontas. Surviving are her husband, Lewis C. { Maltby; a daughter, Mrs. John A. | Thompson: three sons, Sidney T., Her- | bert L. and Edward H, Maltby; a sis- ter, Miss Florence M. Thompson; six grandchildren and one great-grand- daughter. o . 175 at St. Michael's. SILVER SPRING, Md, September 110 (Special).—An enrollment of 175 | pupils was reported at St. Michael’s . The school is holding only ay sessions this week with a holiday on Thursday, Defenders’ day. e e s 4-Pc. Moderne Bedroom Suite Four attractive pieces in true moderne style. of burl walnut veneers with striped walnut ends, dust- proof construction and center drawer guides, the attractive rounded mirrors on vanity and dresser. Priced for big savings during this sale. Buy On the J. L. Budget Plan — Nothing Added for Credit! Built Note 169 Parish School, which opened here yes- | JAMES L. DE FORCE DIES IN PASADENA Father of James A. De Force of Capital Was Victim of Stroke. James Lyndes De Force, 77, retired Northern Pacific Rallway official and father of James A. De Force, Washing- ton insurance agent, died yesterday at his home in Pasadena, Calif. He had been ill for nearly three years. Death followed a paralytic stroke two weeks ago. Mr. De Force was born in Erie, Pa. sively and worked in a variety of oc- cupations. He engaged in hotel, min- ing and railroad activities in Montana for a number of years. He served for 40 years with the Northern Pacific Raflway and was retired in 1923. He was well known along the West Coast for his leadership in raflway labor arbitration, Funeral services will be held to- morrow at the Church of Our Savior in San Gabriel, Calif. Surviving are his widow, his son James and a daughter, Mrs. Helen Ludwig of Pasadena, {HENRY CLAY STEWART FUNERAL TOMORROW Body of Washington Lawyer Re- turned Here From Norway for Burial. As a young man he traveled exten-| THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; warmer tomorrow; gentle northwest and north winds, be- coming variable. Maryland—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow; slightly cooler tonight;, warmer tomorrow. Virginia—Mostly clcudy and slightly coolor, possibly rain in exireme south portion tonight; tomorrow generally fair with slowly rising temperature. West Virginia—Generally fair to- night and tomorrow; slightly cooler in extreme east portion tonight. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers very muddy today. Report for Last 24 Hours. Yes'day. Tomp. Baro. Today. Temp. Baro. 2852 Record fpr Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) ighest, 84, 3:45 p.m. yesterday. Year we 58, 6 a.m. today. Year ago, 69. Record Temperatures This Year, Highest. 95 on July 20. ~<. on January 28, Hlll!ldlll for Last 24 Hours, (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 93 per cent, at 6 p.m. yester- west, 60 per cent, at noon today. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ay. Tomorrow. R R g20em oy 2 456 am e “lights must be wurned on | one-haif hour after sunset. Precipitation. Montrly Brecipiiation in' inches in the Funeral services for Henry Clay Stewart, Washington lawyer who died | August 19 in Norway, will be held et Capital (current m | Montn 1 | January February Mar 3 p.m. tomorrow in the chapel at Oak | a8 Hill Cemetery, His widow, Mrs. Mirah Ross Stewart, who was traveling with him when he died, arrived here today | to arrange for burial, Mr. Stewart, 73, had been traveling extensively since his retirement from private law practice 10 years ago. Eis fatal illness began early in July on a voyage to Iceland. A lifelong resident of the District, Mr. Stewart was prominent in Wash- ington civic and fraternal organiza- tions. He was an auditor of the Na- tional Geographic Society and a di- rector of the National Trust Co. o —fort 4 burial, ,.nr(o/‘ms,,/,7 loveliness fi EISEMAN'S | : : SEVENTH AND F For School—For Dress ALL-WOOL SLACKS $3.95 The genuine English Drape Slacks in the proper colors and pat- terns. Smart stripes, checks, plaids, window- pane effects. Just the thing for school or dress. All sizes, oy T —— LR EISEMAN'S! Seventh and F. A A TR O New Fall Suits easily worth $25 CHARGE IT NOTHING DOWN—Pay $6.50 IN OCTOBER $6.50 IN NOVEMBER $6.50 IN DECEMBER Charge Accounts Quickly Opened. No Eztra Cost o lmmnimmnmmmnmxmmwnmmm Savings & SE‘ % lllluIlIIIlullIlIIIIIlllIIIIMI[!I!!WMWIIIMI!‘I!II R Eumuumumm|mmmmmlmmunmwnflmmnmmmmanmuun | July August September Sctoner - Nevember December ... Weather in Various Cities. TTemperature.d |3 o - Stations. | Abilene, Tex | Albanv N ¥ Gi | Lost end Found advertisements for 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. | EREAsrn\—om Ensl Monday, bet. h monocram. Iost on cars or bus. EYEGLASS CASE. with Navy Yard pass | inside._in or near Earle Theater: reward n.w. Apt. 304. Telephone o 7l a Landsidel. Phy Perhaps_lost cab. Reward rOLDEn containing World War veteran's papers, Audrey Apanuk. Return to 1608 ‘PRATER\!TY PIN— Kappa Psi. name r Conn, ave. or Monday. Reward PURSE—Ledy's, keys, Sunday morni Q . t:: & _money and etween 16th and snd c-\uv M. Church, 1 1600 after 6 p.m Hne of el eleph.nn on clasp; | probably between 15th g Tain on Ere Tl about 8, Call Columbia police_special No. i on nizht of Sept. 5: from auto at nd Newton sts. Return to Officer v. No. 10 precinct. Reward. REWARD—Lost, a tlack handbag_ near Haperstown Md_, Sunday rumnon P‘Indrr ;(ummumcup with s”m,el‘ ans: REVgLVER— 38 Colt. st Clarendon. Va DING RIN Yellow gol <hODD|nl district, Saturday, R Adams 9861 WRIST WATCH—Ladys C.": Sunday morning. or 1’\m and Col. carved: initials M. icinity 14th and Reward. West 1274 SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 Is One of the Largest Undertakers in the World A 8500 SERVICE For Only $265 e © o o In Case of Death Call IN OFFICE lmHAI’lN N.W. sov'musr BRANCH 517 11th ST. S.E. ATlantio 6700 2 | BUTLER, (.lls\ E HOWARD. Departed eward. Call | HAMM. LOUIS H. Bank Robbers Get $1,000. DEFORD, Mich., September 10 (#). Md‘o\!"l PIERCE HARMON. —Two men armed with revolvers | robbed the A. Frutchey & Son private bank here of about $1,000 yesterday and escaped after locking two em- ployes in the vault. It was Michi- gan's first bank robbery this year. @ard of Thanks SCHARTNER. IDA C. We wish to extend qur ain sincere and lasting appreciation to Oscar P. Blackwelder, Mr. Guy T. Steuart. the xmumen and ail rn’nmy'! o1the Bteuart Co: the_cm, of ‘the “United ‘States Navy ¥ard and our many friends and neighbors for the beautighl flowers and the kind ex. | pressions of .d, pathy at the death of O\" bfloved .ulh(!r and sister. IDA SCH. R AND M FREDERICK SCHART- uNm AND“PSAMXLY. o DBratha, BADEN, ANTHONY DE SALES. Washingion Sanfermim. t ONY DE SA and of Hl{le! Maxine Baden ounT) and father of Francis De Sa.u Baden, Remains resting at the w_w , ‘un hiesday.. Sep. Chambers Co. Iunnllhom( 1400 Chapin 8t. n.w. until 1 p.m. Wednesday, Sej - JFuneral from his late resi- Suddenly. 1935, at 45,00 Thursday : thence > Martin's c;‘hurcn !l'r*trr: mass will a m. for the repose of Toheroits, Tioaties, and Lends invited nt Oliv e i timore, M. Dapers pirase copy) 11 BROWN, ANNIE. On Monday. Septemper 9. 19: 5 P, ANNIE BROWN s!’ed y s, of 702 Columb: a daughter. Mrs_Ji ton, .?u mn»r relln:'nl\ Rem: ing’ at the roest_J ghapel. 1432 You 3t “' Wednesday. therea? dence. Funeral Carmel Baptist Ch nw., Thurscay, Beptember 13 N; FRANK 8. On Suncay, Septem- K s nmn\ld don ot the R 2 e G. Brown. funerai heresfier BROWN, RICHARD B. this life uy. Septembe: ki ' Alberta Butl rs. and Delfus Butler. brothers-in-iaw, ews and_other r {riends. R&mh.nl res Rhines_funeral_chape . Funeral Thy Brown. He He also leeves Tour CLAG 1‘1 ALICE GERTRUDE. . September §. 1935, .}: th ..x/' B GER- September 11, lenwood Ce CLECKLEY VuR'nu. \Suddenly t 935, i "OMPTON ember 11, at eral parior. 301 E: t Glenwood Ce On Monday. Sep- | ALBERT E. CORLEY. | CORLEY. ALRERT E Beaths. on mber &, Ve HARMON McGOVERN. s& 11 Jears. Beloved:son of Fiace 5.0 Emily McGovern (nce ‘Pugh). Puneral rom’ 705 4th gt now. Wednesday, Beptember ‘11 at 3 Interment, Fort Lincoin Cemetery. MCGOWAN, JAMES A. Budeny. on da September 8, 1035, at H"*D tal. JAMES A, Yh! b(]fl\'d of Mary and’ the Jate Joseoh P, McGowan: Notice of funeral Iater. MURPHY. JAMES IRVIN. Sunday, “September & IRVIN, beioved s o Murpky. * Pun 8034 Tiiinols m o uimen ae Relatives and erndu ln\"&d ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. NEWBURGH, CHARLES FREDERIC, Sud- enly. on Sunday: BebtemEe: Emergency” Horpita I Ann 3 HARLES FRED ‘b Suddenly. on 1935, JAMES Jmn H. and om_his late nw. on 2 “pm. Inter 10 I Presbys . 15th st. and Kalorama r on “ednuda\ September 11, the Joh: Palmer V. JOHN. Derarted urday. Septembor. 7 v. JOHN rucHARDs former’ pastof Rehoboth Baptist and Dpastor fmeritus Second th church.” " He aves to mourn his departure thre sons, Lessie. E]?r n.d Hi lhr. one " bro many re Testin chapel & p.m. Tuesday. September 1“ E&cond Babh Church 8. Where ihe Body sue uniil 10 o ng 2 o'clock noon from Zion Bap- een 3rd and 4th nt Hermony Cerrexuv. | ROBINSON, vANCE L ERNEST. On Sunday, NCE September ROBIN; SHIPLEY, ELL. 0 w TIPPETT, HOWARD C. & day. Septe; i TIPPETT. Thomas W. iddenls. on Sune HO' Departed th i < life at_her | Monday. Sep- a . KATE their los \\m'r day 0 p.m.: thence to her DAVIS. MARY \I(FALI\ September h Poplar Hinl. Aguasco, Md iliness. MARY McFALLS the late John Da: mother of Dorothy Chamb: ices at Glenwood Ceme! Washington. tember 12, weod Cemetery. DEVAUGHN, JAMES. tember 9. {he beloved husband Notice o{hiun!n‘ later. at Interm e W. Ernest Jarvi rch. 1432 You st. n.w FLANAGAN. JOHANNA. On Monday, Sep. | tem 1935, JOHANNA. beloved wife "The ate Jonn P Funer: from ‘the residence_of her Peter M. Do 800 of Wednesaay, Se Requiem mass st S( Silver Spring, Md.. terment private. at 9:30 am. In On_Tuesday. Septem at George Washingt Ciniversity Hosoital LOUIS . HAM brother of Miss Norma Hemm and H. J. Harth of Washington and P. Wheeldon of Kansas. Body T fag 14 the Tabler funeral home 33 9th ‘st. n.w. where_services will held on Thursdl September 12 2, 5lock pm foliowed by interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery latives _and friends invited to mp—.d 11+ On Tuesday. A GOCErRINE HIGGS (nee Malloy) of 115 1 st ne., beloved wife of William Euge s She is also survived by her mother. father. brother. neral " from thé Church of the Nativity on Thursdas September 12. 30 p.m. Relatives and friends in ! Interment Congress sional Cemetery. 11 HUGHES. ROYAL A. = Suddenly. on Sun- September 8, 1935, at his residence. Lamont st. n.w. Atty. ROYAL A. HUGHES. He leaves to mourn their loss A loving wife, Hilda M. Hughes: a_sister, Mrs. Bertha 'H. Hatchett of Baltimore, Ma; and brother, Dr. Willism Hugnes of | Richmond. Va.. ‘and of other Telatives knd Triends. "Remaing resting at Moon funeral " home: b Funeral from above named funeral home on Thursday. Sep- tember 12, at 1:30 p.m. Rev. Bundrant | and W.H. Thomias oficiating. Funeral private; no flowers. KEARNEY. FRANK P. Suddenly_on_ Mon- day. _Sej FRA tember KEARNEY. "son of the Keainey. Funeral from his lat ki . on Wednesda 8:30 a.m.: thence to Relatives i fvited, | Thterment Holy Rood Cemeris KEENS, CARRIE 0. on Sunday, Septem- 8 1935 _at p.m.. at Garfield ARRIE G, (06 Belovsd mii st the late James E. Kerns. Remains rest- {5t the Colonial funeral home of Wil liam Reuben Pumphrey, i X Puners] services at { home Wednesday, Septgmber 11, at 3 pm. Interment Rockville Union Cem= enn- lN'h)N. Oon Snturfll! HENRY CLINTON u?: hunund of the Tate Mollie B Joa son Lee. He leaves to mourn lheir loxs two sisters. Laura Brown and Em nie Buckner of Quincy. 1il; Carrie Gor- don of Missouri. and two nephews. Ber- nerd D. and_Charles H. Lee Funeral ?3:&”%::’:; September 11 at hl eenth Street Baptist cmm 19th and Eve sts. n.w. 3 LIGON. RODERICK P. September 10 fecidence. 3412 RODERI 517 11th e "' Notice of uneral later: LTBY, JANE EMILY. On Frid M ner 8. bas. JANE BMILY. Beloved wis C. Maltby mother of Mrs. "uenu‘ T l'fuflerll home. In Memoriam, “Rl" IF‘ 5!" de; AH “RERRY who d D years ago today, Sep- BERRY. me) e loved And lost awhile. OThM Who changeth not, abide with SISTER. ROSETTA A. BOSTO BRANSON. ALBI:RTA ) f “BERT." who h; seven veers ago today. pestemia ANNA A REEVES AND EDN. INK- LER. & W RICHARD W membranc, our_de; ARD_W. numci: life "Sep 193 you've left behix "1 LoviNG s1sTERS KRAMER. IDA DULEY. "In death we do the sa ©Oh. mother. smile o nourk \u'nmm\ In sad but loving brance of our dear mot THILDA ROLLER® Whe depe ried | w0 years ag0 today, September 10, 19,40, Some may think you are forgotten Becnmedn’l'lmn lh!v see us m e o he FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE (0. Nelther the successor to nor connected with the, original W Speare establishment. | NAtionai 202 100 t. N.W. ~J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. NE. Lincoln 5200 Josepb F. Birch’s Sons Phone WES 0006 3°§‘M §!' N.W. Established 1841 Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 Seventn 8t NW. NAtional 2473 Modern Chapel Tel. CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. hone Lincoln 037 I-‘UNER'AL DESIGNS. GEO. A. COMLEY &% % % Artistic Fiora; Designs by Expe Night Phone: Clarendon 261-J GUDE BROS CO. Floral Pieces HODI;:‘I‘-} l’P"l,lcl PHONE NAT 0108 and Sundays Cor. 14th 8 Eyc ~ CEMETERY LOTS. 4th ss. ave. n.e. Relatives and %:m«. lnumulkt Oak HUl Cm:mrm NEAR MASO! % value. Phone LOT IN CEDAR HILL. gcm:n' 6 or 12 sites; reenwood 133! *