Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1935, Page 9

G. W. U. WOMEN TO MEET The Columbian Women of George ‘Washington University will hold their first meeting of the season Tuesday at 4 pm., at the Burlington Hotel, it was announced yesterday. Tea will be served, followed by a short business meeting and the read- ing of the past year's history. Of- cers elected in May will officiate for the first time. (edar Hill Washinglms most, Cmeterg Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise RITES TOMORROW FOR THOMAS O’BRIEN Washington Engineer Helped Build Panama Canal—Held Customs Post. Funeral services for Thomas O'Brien, Washington engineer, who helped build the Panama Canal and aided in con- struction of the old Post Office Build- ing and the McMillan Reservoir, will be held tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. at his home, 5403 Ninth street. There also will be services at 9 -a.m. at the Church of the Nativity. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. O'Brien, who was 77, came to | Washington from his birthplace at | Little Falls, N. Y, in 1884. His first position here was superintendent of “ANY FAMILY CAN AFFORD RYAN SERVICE” “To create beautiful and imperishable memories” —and to provide as much comfort and solace to the bereaved as is Ryan Service. possible to give, that is And that is why Ryan Service bears the unstinting recommendation of thou- sands of families in throughout the entire you live, always SERVICE. remember to call every walk of life, and city. No matter where RYAN Ryan Ambulance Service Local Calls $4 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, 'D. C, the old Ninth Street Railway, under | the Washington Railway & Flectric Co. Later he was superintendent of construction of the McMillan Reservoir and supervised foundation work for the old Post Office Building. In 1905 Mr. O'Brien went to Panama, where he worked as an engineer in the building of the canal. Some time later he was appointed a Federal customs inspector, from which post he retired In 1929. Mr. O'Brien and his wife, Elizabeth O'Brien, celebrated their golden wed- ding anniversary December 30, 1934, Besides his widow he is survived oy a son, Thomas O'Brien, jr., and three daughters, Mrs. Mary Ferris, Mrs. Lillian Bissell and Mrs. Elizabeth Ladd. MRS. ROTH RITES TODAY Services for First Spn‘ltunllst .Church Member at 2 P.M. Funeral services were to be held at | 2 pm. today for Mrs. Katherine Roth, 83, of 1017 O street, a member of the First Spiritualist Church of Wash- | ington for many years, who died at her home Friday. The services will be conducted at Hines' funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street by Rev. Alfred Terry. The body will be cremated. Mrs. Roth is survived by two daugh- | ters, Mrs. C. W. Kemp and Mrs. D, ‘W. WARREN TAI:'!Q\'ULL T he Finest FUNERAL SERVICE Regardless of the amount you can afford to soend. you get the best in every W. WARREN TAL- TAVULL Funeral Service Year of experience have taught us how to provide comfort and conven- ience. and to do so in a courteous, understanding manner that fuifills every need. Under personal management of Francis J. Collins W. WARREN G. L. TARBELL DIES; RESIDENT 45 YEARS Hauling Contractor for 18 Years Succumbs in Store—Heart Attack Blamed. George L. Tarbell, 63, of 2020 Klingle road, a hauling contractor employed by the United Clay Products night while in a grocery store in Takoma Park, D. C. A heart attack is believed to have caused his death. Born in Mason, N. H, Mr. Tar- bell came to Washington at 18. He worked for three years in a grocery store and at 21 established a grocery business of his own in Takoma Park, | DiFe: Later, he took up the haul- ing business and was employed as a contractor. He was a Mason. Mr. Tarbell is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary L. Tarbell, and a daughter, Mrs. Mary K. Kenestrick. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. KOOK RITES PLANNED Memorial to Be Observed at Ohev Sholom Synagogue. Memorial rites for the late A. J. Kook, chief rabbi of Palestine, will be held at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the | Ohev Sholom Synagogue, Fifth and | I streets. | Rabbis George Silverstone, Jacob | A. Dubroff, Julius Loeb, Aaron Volk- man, Solomon Metz and Moses Levin- son will deliver eulogies, and repre- sentatives of various Jewish organi- zations will present resolutions | tribute. Rabbi Zemach Green will be ‘chairman. WASH[NGTON MEMORIAL PARK Invites you to visit the most modern burial _estate within Earking and Planning Ar uniform. inexpensive Co., for 18 years, died suddenly last | of | WILLIAM ). BATES RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Native of Capital Was Employed at Bureau of Engraving 18 Years. Funeral services for Willlam J. Bates, 69, of 655 Morris place north- east, an employe of the Bureau of En- graving and Printing for 18 years, will be held tomorrow et 2 p.m. at the home. Burial will be in Congressional Cemetery. Mr. Bates died Friday after a short illness. He was a native of Washington, the son of James G. and Hannah Bates, who were among the first settlers of Southeast Washington. His father founded the first jewelry store in that section more than a century ago. Mr. Bates was in the clock repair business most of his life and had charge of time-keeping equipment at the governmental bureau. He is survived by his widow, Mary Ellen; three sons, Arthur, Walter and Ralph Bates, and a sister, Mrs. Mat- thew Clark, all of Washington. STUDIES OF ART T0 BE EXHIBITED Corcoran Museum Display of Federal Buildings' Murals and Sculpture. Studies and scale models of murals and sculptures to be installed in Fed- eral buildings all over the country, will be placed on public exhibition at the Corcoran Museum of Art here, be- ginning October 29, through courtesy of the museum’s trustees, it was an- nounced last night by the Treasury Department section of painting and sculpture. One of the features of the exhibi- tion will be the winners of the na- | | tional competition for murals for the Post Office and Justice Department buildings. These winners will be de- cided by the Advisory Committees of | the Painting and Sculpture Section prior to the exhibition, Not since the national exhibition which the public works of art proj- SEPTEMBER 29, 1935—PART ONE. Curds of Thanks. BLANKENSHIP, ELLIOTT E. We wish to extend sincere thanks for the kindness and remembrances during the illness and at the death of our beloved husband and father, ELLIOTT E. BLANKENSHIP, MRS, NANCY M. BLANKENSHIP AND CHILDREN, CLARK, SARAH M. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our many friend and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy during the lingering iliness and at the death of our beloved one, SARAH M. CLARK. THE FAMILY. * DICKERSON. BISHOP A. 8. T wish to ex- press my sincere appreclation and thanks to many friends and rela- tives and the many personal friends of the deceased for their expressions of kindness and the beautiful floral re- membrances during the iliness and at the deaih of my dear husband, BISHOP A. 8. DICKERSON FLORENCE G. DICKERSON. JONES., LEWIS. T wish to express my sincere “appreciation and thanks to my relatives. many friends and neighbors for their beautiful floral tributes and kind “expressions of sympathy at the death of my dear husband. LEWIS JONES. ELEANORA JONES, * Deaths. BANKS, HARRISON T. On Saturday. Sep- tember HARRISON T. BANKS south. Arlington, Va husband of Beairice Banks. ~Rema! resting at Prazier's funeral home, I ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. lAb'l‘!l!l w"lll‘l[ {1\ Onlpm.’fl&v;;m- r at his residence. or- [ Mrs. Bert s WILLIAM J. BA be- | 2t her late resdente Toved huthand of Mary Elien Bates (nee 3 2 p.m. Morrison) and_ father of Arthur J.. 29 Walter W. and Raiph-E. Bates. Funeral from his late residence on Monda: PD- tember 30, at 2 pm, Relativ d friends invited. Interment Congres- sional Cemetery. BOWIE. WII LIAM A. On Priday, Septem- b 1% at 10 a.m. at his resi- dence ernon st. n.w.. WILLIAM A. BOWIE. belov husband oI Mrs. Car- rie L Bowle adopted father of Mrs. Eva Crowder. devoted brother of Mrs, Flla M. Gunnell. Walter Bowie, Mrs. Cora B. Newion_ the Jate Mary E. Hawley and Egbert Bowle. Remains resting at Fra- | zier's funeral home, 9 Rhode Island | ave. n.w. Funeral Sunday, 2 at 1 pm. from the Wesley Zion A. M. E. Church, D st between nd and ird sts. sw. Rela- Uves and, friends invited -3 fces il pe P on Son lawn _Cemetery at _10:30 s.m. MRS. SARAH BROUN DESIO, MARG ARET VARY. DIES AT AGE OF 66 W5, at Ave. now Mother of Joe Brown, D. C. Radio | Announcer, to Be Buried Tomorrow. Mrs. Sarah Brotsky Broun, mother ol Joe Brown, Washington radio an- | nouncer, died Friday at her home | Deaths, tember 26, 14 University Hospita MAN of 24 Hth E and Roberta L. Bowma Testing at his _late residen: am. Priday. September Sunday. Sepiember 29, at 9 ‘am.. his late residence. " Interment nutten Cemetery, Woodstock, Va. tives and friends invited. tember 26, Carroll ave.. 19 t his residence Jay, Owen L. and Flora E. Briggs neral home, day. September Cedar Hill Cemetery. BROUN. SPRAH BROTSKY, Seotember - Ashicy Apartmen SARAH _BROTS] years. ris Brotsky. Marion Broun, Broun. and three daughters, Mrs. 61 14th st. n.w.. t3pm. On Friday, 1%th st "BROUN. aged g n.w.. ¥ John Broun. Sol Broun, Pevensteln. Funeral services chapel of Bernard Danzansky. st. n.w. on Monday. September 10:30 a'm, Cemetery. ) at 30, September 26, 1935. at her residence. 1107 %th st. ne. IDA .RUTHERS, wife of ‘the late Thomas J. Carruthers, W. Mitcheil and stepmother of Mrs. G, E’Clarke Mrs. Harry A. Strong {e residence’ on Monday, . at_his residen “nd st ne. DANZA. ~beloved Flgnateilo Dabbondanza tober . at K30 am.: be said at 9 am Boul. Relatives and friends invited tcrment 8t. Mary's Cemetery. DENT, REBBECCA JOSEPHIN day. September Md. REBBECCA " JO¢ DENT. beloved mother of Josep| Duckett, Helen D. Symons and Lo L Dent home of Mrs. D the chapel in Oak H septemer Metropolitan in Hyattsville 1 Cemete her residence. 108 Wyoming e Desio and mother of Vicior E.. Tanena F and Jerome A. Desio and Mrs Russell F. Didier. Fun or above residence Monday, 0. at a thence to' St Church, 15th and V sts. n.w.. where guiem mass will be offered at ) a Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. DREW, AMY. Departed this life day. September K. 1425 at K15 ain aft ering ‘iliness. at her resi- der, 7 Florida ave. nw DREW, wife of the late George Drew beloved mother of Mrs. Sarah Wh Mrs. Della M. Carson. Mrs. Hazel Pi sister of Peyfon R. Smith, grandmo of Helena Mason. Amy and Carli Pratt. Remains BOWMAN, JOHN H. On Thursday, Sep- at George Washingier JOHN BO' nee Boehm) and father of Cathein Remains after 10 Puneral from Massa- Rela- OSCAR JAY. On Thursday. Sep- Takoma Park, Md.. OSCAR JAY BRIGGS. beloved husband of Plor- §uce Adelside Brigzs and father of Eimer neral services at the 8, H. Hines Co. fu- on Mon- | Interment her residence, 66 She s survived by six_sons. Mor- Newman Broun and_Joe Rodman: Mrs. Jean Kal and Mre. Cella 3501 !;’l‘?: | Interment at Ohev Sht'n’;z';‘ CARRUTHERS, IDA MAY. On Thursday, 3 MAY CAR: beloved mother of Clarence and Funeral services Sep- Interment Glen- On Saturday, LUIGS DABBON- husband_ of Pauline Puneral from ove residence on Wednesday. Oc- thence to Holy | Rosary Church, where requiem mass, will for the repose of his In- Funeral will proceed from tae ki On_Friday, n MARGARET MARY DESIO, beloved wife of the late the September Paul's sati- el resting at the W, Ei- Deaths. ARY E. On Priday. 7 5. 8% her residence. £ side @ oulevare ights. M MARY"E RABA, nce Hess. beloved wite Adam Raba. Funeral from ve residence on Monday. Sep- tember 30. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited, ~ Interment Cedar o5 Cemetery. NGEISEN. OSCAR P. e 3w MR ! a ave' sw RINGEISEN. beloved husband of Anna Ringeisen (nee Beck). Remains restin at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. an Mass. ave ne. where services will be held on Tuesday. October 1. at 3 p.m Relatives and friends invited. Inters ment private. 30 RUPP. ELISE. On Friday. September 27, 1075, av Siviey Hospit 4l ELISE RUPP: beio: r of Carl and Fred Beuchert, | Fureral trom her lals resie dence. n.w.. on Monday, Sep- tember 30, 40 10" Eim Relatives and friends invited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 9 | SIMPSON. ARADENIA F. On Saturdse. September X 11 1ie7_residence; 113 E si. se. ARADENIA_F.. beloved wife of the late William F. Simpson and mother of Mrs. E. L Dutton. Mrs. Cath= arine Simpson and Mr. Prancis Simpson. Funeral from W. Warren Taltavull's fu- neral home, 1 st. and Spring rd. nw. on Monday, September 0. at 1% noon. " Services at C Episconal Church. Wayside. Md pm. Relas tives and friends invited to attend. Jiterment church cembtery, Wayside, SPYBUCK, SYLVIA this life’at Preec ISBELL SPYBUCK Syivia Isbell Richa grandmother of on s.mmnv. oted ‘motaer. of son and _loving Norma and Norman Richardson. fr. Remains resting at the McGuire fu home. 1820 9th st Funeral from the named establishment on Monday, 30, p.m. Relatives and fri ited. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ral " Garfle! beloved nd father eral from aneral home. CHARLES' AL 'SWARN, husband of Mary E. Swann of Cha S the W Cemetery, Baltimore, Md. TARBELL, GEORGE L denly. on Sa 5. GEORGE L. fary L. Tarbell " Re- the S H. Hines Co. fu- 'L 14th st n.w, Notice 1 ater, TAYLOR. GRACE GREEN. Departed this fe on Sar 1N, 1935 her 1 Jersey ave GRACE GREEN TAYLOR. daug! 5 and Amelia Green their “loss relatives an the Ma New Jers I Tuesda the above mourn oth RLRE{'C\ THOMAS, Herbe and Ruby e brothers tives and many James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. SE. ATlantic 1700-1701 nest Jarvis funeral chu n.w.. 1 Sunday a there- late residence. Pmr 1 October 1. at 1:30 pm. fron Avenue Bap!ist rch. Rev M officiating. Interment Lincoin Memorial Co | from Russia 33 EBERLE. FREDERICK A ” Saturday, September R, 19:5. at Jears ago. residence. 411 4th st. n.w. FREDERICK She is survived | A the beloved husband of the late Tda s = erle and ther of Mrs, AT t by five sons, Mor- Williams of Boston. Mass Remains ris, John, Sol, resting at the W W Chambers Co. fu- 2| neral home. 1306 Chapin st. n.w. No Marion and New- | tice of funeral later. man; three FRIEND. JOSEPH. Departed this life daughters, Mrs.| Tuesdiy, ‘September 4. 10y at Freed- Jean Kal, Mrs. | son of " the Tate William' and Rose Rodman and | Mrs. Celia Peven- | stein, 26 grand- JLida Dan- children and two | great-grand chil- | dren Funeral services will be held to- morrow at 10:30 am. at the chapel of Bernard Danzansky. 3501 Fourteenth | in the Ashley Apartments, 2038 Eight- eenth street. Mrs. | Broun, who was | 66, came here | TALTAVULL FUNERAL HOME 3619 14th St. N.W., Col. 0464 ;rnnn tablets. No monumen: d chimes musie 8u ect held in the same gallery in the Spring of 1934 has the public been | offered so comprehensive an oppor- tunity to study the results of the Government’s co-operation with the artists of America, DESIO RITES TOMORROW Funeral services will be held tomor- row at St. Paul's Catholic Church for Mrs. Gerome Desio, 79, widow of a pioneer Washington jeweler, who died Friday at her home, 1808 Wyoming avenue. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Surviving Mrs. Desio are four children, Victor E. and Tanena Desio of this city; Jerome A. Desio of San ! Francisco, and Mrs. Russell F, Didier of Alexandria, Va. Tuesday, Vermo rray residence. nday. “September Suddenly. TU H\H'( AIBFKT‘ ber =7 ArBeRT isband of s are invit men’s 1 Cemetery voted Mary sels. Wood Friend. Mrs. G Hilaria. Morris. W Funeral Sunday. 2 from Mount Relat ence. Halls Hill. Va September 29, at - Baptist ' Church, ill. Va HAGAR. AGNES. day. September Hospital, AGNES. HAGAR. to _mourn their loss a and father. Annie and Richs W as/nanons best located C@emefer CAPITA L Ambulance Sexvice 705 Upshur St. Local Calls 34 00 No_Connection With Any Undertaking Establishment STRICTLY INDEPENDENT Call Adams 3305 Mrs. Sarah B. Broun, INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS ON ACCOUNTS UP TO $5,000 AT UMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATIO WITH PRESENT PAYMENT 1728 CONN. AVE. NOrth 00/8 | LOANS ON HOMES ; i M“N“ME“TS AT LOWER RATES Home purchasers may obtain loans up to nearly 70% of the appraised value of the property, repayable on a long-term basis, at INTEREST RATES of 5%, 5]/2‘70, 6% No fees, fines or commissions are required—a considerable savings of importance, also, to you if your present mortgage is due for re- newal and you make up your mind NOW to refinance your home loan here at thgse new lower rates instituted by Colum- bia Building Association. LOANS FOR ~ REPAIRS Reconditioning, modernizing or repairs to owner-occupied proper- ties can be financed here at low interest rates. She Md. NATHAN s. of Gaitherse and Calver 2 WILLIAMS. CLARA LOUISA. On Sat v. September IS 19:13. at_the Me: Home, CLARA Louisa WILLIAMS FOR LOST OR WANTED ANTVALS apo! 1 Rescue_League. 71 O st. B.W. LOST. Lost and 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. v EORGE W. beloved 7 Nellie Heath € above residence Mondav. Cemetery. HERIN | tember 3 Home, Riges rd.. M loved ‘mother of Cari Hering and M Saturde Scohia Good of Washint on. D.C. N_in black case. neral from the residence of hes son. i SR aiso sheet music; § Madison st. n.w., on Tuesdas. October during bus. r 1. at %:30 'am. Requiem mass at t Immaculate Concepti T 2 & mother of Clevela, James and Douglas W Martha Johnson James and Tnomas Her Mother Jones' Res . ELIZABETH. be- N sts. nw. inv Cemetery, “containing books: n Penna. ave. n.w. between Kindly retu: Reward friends CHARLES H \xuson Hill beloved husband of Flor- ence Eilen Wilson Funeral from the chapel ul“P : Taltavull. 438 h st - S%. on Mondar. September 40 'wt ' ence of \her brotlie Pm. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemelsry. ADA ELIZABETH HICKAAN " 10 aw ment. st Eeednits e Monia ZIEGLER. GEORGE HENRY. = Suddeni. tember 50, at 11 am 1 Friday. Septemb a3, attne of Bis miece. ain JACK, MOLLIE §. On Priday. September 2018 Bt GEORGE 1835, at_ her residence. 1074 Masc ECTER or OMzs e, me ;:\LOLL'{EF S. beloved wife vesting at 4 e Jate 'war k and mot! ne of Mrs. Kathryn Ph s o sud Me ves Phillips. - Rema 10 horst's funeral parlors. st. Requiem mass at St Church. Kth st. October 1 10 am. wood Cemetery JACKSON. THEODORE W, an'!mb" %45 m., fat| Castle Poi V. JACKEON. ..fibal"d of Bessie i Jackson. father of Dorothy. Theodo-e | and Louis Jackson Remains at_Fra- zier's funeral home 389 Rhode I(u'r\ ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later KERRINS. JORN H, Suddenly day. September 8. 1 i dence. 125 10th st. ne. JOHN .. bee loved husband of Ellen A Kerrins (nee | ection Kelly). Funeral from the Wm. H. Sardo | Then. oh. what a meeting there will s & Co.‘funeral chapel. 4 there. when we ail get home to- hence Tl B enti's "Shuts DAUGHTERS AND SISTEFS. ience to St loseph’'s Church. BFSSIE AND MARTA. mass will be said at O am. Rela and friends invited. Interment in Glen- CARTER. LYDIA L. A tribute of love to 30 the memory of my beloved mother. wood Cemetery. NNAH On Friday. September LYDIA L. CARTER. who passed peace- . HANNAH LEE (nee Fitzgerald) v_away five vears ago loday, Sep- | beloved wife of the late James Lee. Fu- tember 20, 1030 | nernl will be held from 20 H st. n.e.. on T‘V‘vt never was a purer heart | my dear mothe; | September :30. at 2 o.m. e R Whose love and care went on and on, Far bevond ail others DEVOTED DAUGHTER. PEARL. ® JOHNSON, ALBERT. In memory of my devoted’ husba ALBERT JOHNS! ¥ho passed away September 2. 1 DEVOTED WIFE. BERTHA NEAL JO! aturday. Sentember broth ~brown t T ‘Brownic': strayed from 519 Mor- Tison st. nw. Reward. Cleveland Ri44. CHILD'S GLASSES, in case, between West- | chester_apt. and the Horace Mann School. Phone V. C. Bogs. Emer:on 15 COLLIE PUP. half gro ]\Kh( yellow coat | With white face, tag Reward for | return to 3935 th st DIAMOND RING. man's, stone. solid platinum. Phone North_N594 DOG. e and tan. Spitz *Nellie. from 541 ssenden Cleveland 0 el FLAT BOOK—Any one knowing of a 1 ing stories cut from Peter- azines and brings it to M. R_P.. t.. will receive a reward of $10. r of gold-rimmed glass Selinger's case.Reward. Georgia GOLD BRACE for upper teeth. in small[ brown pasteboard box, outside Palace The- ater vesterday between 9:30 and 11 . Reward Cleveland 0K14. GOLD BRIDGE WORK L downtown _section: suitable reward. Medalion. 518 H st. n.w }:hnne District 3864 age PIN. yellow_gold, loveknot. set with dia- mond. lost Wednesday night in vicinity of Meridian_and 1#6th, near Fourth Church or on Albany ave. Takoma wili finoer_please call_Shepherd PIN. pearl crescent. from to Wisconsin ave, and Van Ness st. Emerson 001 POCKETBOOK. bre 15 and_keys. Phone Adam: POLICE DOG. male. named “Rex.’ lrfiy‘ and black. 1) vears old. vieinity Sth_ st n.e. Liberal reward. Phone Atlantic 40 PURSE—Florentine leather purse between Valley Vista Apts. and 1106 Vermont ave. n.w. Reward. District 5642 PURSE, blue leather. containing money. check book. (mmla\n pe; keys: lost in taxicab Saturd Sept. 21 Reward. Phone District 6883, Evenings. Emerson 2106 | RING—Diamord _engagement ring, lost around public buildings or parks: senti- ne. 100 cash reward. = Call | 0. WRIST WATCH. s 5 resting at 301 East Capit James Episcopal | ne. on Tuesday Interment Glen- | = m Inter- tow e 9 karat._single | SAFETY " Liberal reward ‘ OF YOUR INVESTMENT Small._resembling ‘Saturday afternoon | st. n.w. Reward. In fitmnrmm. SUSAN C. AND JOHN H. Today brines’ sad memories of the loss of onr devoted mother. Mrs SUSAN . BAR- ed on " September beloved brother. JOHN H\RBPF who departed tober =, 190672 ” BARBEE. Is One of the Largest Undertaker: in the Warld gt vou FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN IN CORPORATION SAFEGUARDS YOUR SAVINGS $1.00 to $5,000.00 THE Columbia Building Association at 716 11th St. N. W., marks its 28th Anniversary by becoming the first insurable institution in the District of Columbia to supply this form of additional protection to its thousands of shareholder members and those opening new accounts. The Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, established by Act of Congress in 1934, has a fully paid capital of $100,000,000. Its purpose is to insure the full repayment of savings to every investor in any insured institution of the building and loan type, up to a maximum A COlumbia 0132 of $5,00000 SOUTHEAST BRANCH i 517 11th ST. S.E. ATI: The long period over which pay- INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS RIGID ments may extend, and the rate Organized in October, 1907, Columbia Building Association has an unbroken record being as low as of 28 years full payment of semi-annual dividends to its shareholders. Meeting the $7.50 MONTHLY Per rigid eligibility requirements of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpora- 000 tion, Columbia has extended insurance protection to the thousands already Invi.ng L, A active accounts here. In being first to locally safeguard accounts by Federal in- ~—make Columbia loans of exc surance, the directors of Columbia Building Association acted to encourage greater tionsl aid and convenienc savings by old and new shareholders. PRESENT RATE PAID ON ACCOUNTS IS Through its own resources, and 4%, CREDITED SEMI-ANNUALLY. through its membership in the Federal Home Loan Bank System, ATTRACTIVE TO INVESTORS the Columbia Building Association To accumulate in flexible amounts, from $1.00 to $5,000 and to earn dividends at has an ample volume of funds on a current rate of 4%, is itself attractive. But, without individually paying for it, hand for making immediate sound to have automatic protection against loss up to $5,000 on the amount invested in loans for home purchase, mort- Columbia Building Association, is the most attractive form of sa gs offered. No gage refinancing, or modernizing. investor can obtain the advantages of such insurance in any institution which has not been insured by. the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Start that $1.00 or $100.00 account earning 4% here NOW—come in Monday—be first to be insured against savings loss! A $500 SERVICE For Only $265 e o o o In Case of Death Call 1400 " CHAPIN N.W. 5 Jenifer st Cail nt Olivet friends invited. Y SFDlFm~ at Baptist Home. ELLEN M LINDNER ~Services ot the 8. H Hines Co. funeral home. =001 14th st. n.w.. on Monday, September 10, at 10 am. In- terment Cecar Hill Cemet. LOVE, ROBERT] On Thursday. Septem- at 8:30 pm., at the home ,le » Mrs. Marv Teawalt. 41@ t' nw. ROBERT J. LOVE late residence. Issue, Md. beloved_soi 11 | of the late John B. and Marcia Love | and husband of the late Daisy Love inee Harrison) He is survived by a_ step- mother, also six sisters and four broth- ers. Funeral from the W, W. Chambers 0. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n w . of Sunday. Sepiember i at 1 B FRINE G LEWIS AND MRS. ILLER Brief services and interment at Way- 2 'RRICOTTE. side. Md. at 3 pm. Relatives and ROSS. TRAVIS. A trib: friends are invited to attend. (La Plata, memory of our Md.. pnoen please copy.) o0 TRAVIS ROSS. who departed this life MACK. On_Thursday. Septem- | !WEiy-seven years ago today, September ber 2 . at Mount Alto’ Hospital, | =9. 1908. JOHN - 3 MACK. " beloved Brovner of | Mrs. P."J. Nilan of €12 29nd st. n.w.| In our hearts you will ever live Funerai Ifom the above Tesidence on | HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER Monday September 0. at 8:30 am. Requiem mass at St. Stephen’s Church. — 25th st. and Pa. ave. n.w. at 9 am. FUNERAL DI’BECTORS. Relatives and friends invited 29 MACK_JOHN J. Members of Col. James Nemm me successor to nor connected nm | the original W R _Speare establishme S Pettit Camp. No. 3. U.'S. W. Pho Navonsi 28021009 H St. V., will assemble at 612 “2ad Monday. Seotember 5 5. at 8:30 am., for the pur- pose of attending the burial of WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 8th St. S.E. Lincoln 0530, J. William Lee’s Sons Co, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. our late comrade. JOHN J. MACK. Interment Arlington Crematorium 4th and Mass_Ave. N.E. Lineoln 5200 National Cemetery with full military Joseph F. Birch’s Sons honors. Members of the 4th U.'S. Vol- unteers_please note A L _HAYCOCK, Msr.) Phone WESt 009 Esabiished. 1849 3034 M St. N.W. (Signed) CALVIN B. LUCAS. “Frank Geier's Sons Co. Commander. CHARLES A. STROBEL. Adjutant. th W Lik3 Seventh 8t N.W. NAtional 2473 LEWIS. WILLIAM W. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear father. WII LIAM W. LEWIS, who departed this li two years ago today, September 20, No_one knows how we miss vou, No one knows the bitter pain We Lave suffered since we lost you Life_has never been fhe same. KIS DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. CATH- small._diamonds, Conn. | ave. between Woodley Park Towers and La | Salie or_vicinity Dupont Circle. Reward. Phone_ North_1503 = WRIST WATCH and bracelet, lady's. white gold. Sat. morning between: 18 Seaton pl nw. and North Capitol and § sts. Re- ward. Potomac 161 . te of love to the husband _and_father, In memory you are ever near us. and TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE An atmosphere only fine | appointments can assure Just recently the Deal parlors have been re-decorated and re- beautified; in their subdued elegance and friendly warmth, they reflect an atmosphere so important to a dignified occasion . necessary element to achieve perfection in service. Their dignified beauty constitutes a privilege available to every Deal patron. Your Neighbor Can Tell You That 575 is the DEAL price for a $150 Funeral MURPHE JDH\ J. On Saturday. Sep- tember at 7:15 am at s Tesidence. Mnnls'lx Va.. JOHN J MURPHEY. beloved husband of Martha A. Murphey. Funeral from Manassas Presbyterian’ Church on Monday, Sep- tember 0. 0 p.m. Interment Manassas, Va. BRIEN. THOMAS, Suddenly. on Priday. September 197 at his residence. 5403 9th st. n.w.. THOMAS. the beloved husband of Elizabeth W. O’'Brien. Fu- neral from the above residence on Mon. day. September 30. at 8:30 a.m.: thence to the Church of the Nativity. 6000 | Georgia ave, n.w.. where requiem mass | will be offered ot '9 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 29 O’BRIEN. THOMAS. Washington Todge. No. 15. B. P. O. Elks: The lodge wil convene in “session of sorrow” at 7:30 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL &T. Phone Lineoln 037% CE\IETERY LOTS. NINES usn-!x Lo CHOICEST BBCTION oclock p.m. Sunday. September T e 1935 for the purpose of paving tribute | Price. _Address Box 40-E, Star office. _30 to the memory of our late brother. | LOT. CEDAR HILL CEMETERY. CLOSE TO THOMAS O'BRIEN. class of April 2. | main entrance, 7 less than regul orice 1897. who passed to the Grand Lodge | for auick sale Phone Poto 8-3 of the Hereafter September 27. Elk | —— e FUNERAL DESIGNS. services: at his late residence. 54i GEO. C. SHAFFER 5403 9th st. nw. at 8 o'clock p.m. By order of EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES. PRONE NAT. 0108 JAMB J. HURRAV Bxfll!d Ruler. Attest: SH Open Evenings Cor. 14th 8 Eye Discuss your savings or mortgage plans and needs with us NOW— call Monday! COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION Opposite . Palais Royal COMPLETE FUNERALS FROM $75 to $500 AND UP ELBY. Secretary. and Sundays O’BRI N, TIIOMA! J. All members of the GEO. A. COMLEY Giar'ons K. of C. of Washington. D. C.. Cristobal, Canal Zone, and Artistic Fioras Designs by lls"“ hone: e 261-J-1 are requested to meet at his late residence. 5403 Oth st. nw. at 8:30 o'clock Sunday evenine. !eyumbfl' 29, 1035, for the scitation of prayers”for the Tepose of RGE E._HERRING. 8. D. EDW. TUCKER. State Secy. 29 Sponsors “Spires of Melodies” WISV Every Sunday at 2 P. M. 716 11th Street N. W. FUNERAL HOME Phone Lincoln 8200 are hereby advised of the Night P! deth of Brother THOMAS J. _____Nisht Phone: Clarendon 261-J-1 GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 'Q"BRIEN of Council No. 1689, 1212 F 8t N.W. NAtional 4376 1