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~-A—12 = Qard nt Thanks, BAKER. JOHN UPTON. We wish to ex- press our appreciat n and s fo all our friends and relatives who had | been 5o faithtul and kind \o our father during his especially nln:‘r s brother Diarere 'ana alko 1o DF. Leo Donovan ¥ho g0 faithiully tried to comfort our her to t 118 ToViNE WiBow AND CHILDREN. Braths. O Saturdey, Anfll OLIVIA G. 235, at Lmer ar "?ratha Jate. Chrictopher and Katharine Arth. Remains resting at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home., 2901 14th si. n.w. Funeral services at the Shrine of the Bacred Heart. 16th st and Park road nw. on Tuesday. June 50. at § am. Titerment St. Mafy's Cemeters. Ny GEORGE F. oOn Friday ASHTON. GEORGE Fridas, June Hospiia) GEORGE P 'ASHTON. husband of the late Mary Wills Ashton. beloved father of Lyda M. Carter. Ernest A. Ash- tcn and the late Gertrude W. Ashton. Surviving him also are five grandchildren. Christina King. Margaret Hooks. Joseph. d George Carter: one great- Mary Hooks: one _ son- w nuel C. Carter. and a_host of oiher relatives and . frends Testine at Ruth Dabnes's funeral home; 453 O'st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. 2 l,mn CLARA S. at the residence of T Hampshire ave. n.w beloved ter of . Lillian Drew. Hattie Heath and Milliner: sister-in-law she other resting at 14 June 27 OLIVIA G June On Thursday. June 23 sister. 1110 CLARA S Mollie L. ThA=a Heath also ams friends. Remain: Fafbest Jarvis funeral church st nwW Funeral Sunda 2 p.m.. from Shiloh Baptist Ch Grove. Va. l}:uuli CHARLES H. On Friday. June CHARLES H., the beloved son Beavers and brother of Loul: L. Beavers_ Funeral services at his. | Tesidence. 730 10th st. se. on Monc June 29 At 10 a.m. Relatives and fr invited. Interment Bethel Cemetery Alexandria. V. Services by the Chem: Southeast funeral home. BLAKEY. LAURA. Depuited this life_ on iday’ 1936, at Gallinger Hos- Dital, LAUKA BL AKE\ belot of Lenora Jobnson. She also leave 1w sisters. Lawson Meadows: one Thomas 1. three sranddau and many other leaves Pineral Mondas p.m. from the above pariors t Harmeny Cemetery. Friends BOWMAN, la\us mlHlR Denax‘rdm\ ife on Th BROWN. r-IOR('b H. Depart M n'w irday. Jus R ath b ae lfl~\ A/ loving by | a step- ters. Mrs Helen Wade: a two sunis. Mrs Bettie_Shorts Remsins Morris A 2 nr* and F sis Rieces and other. Telatives Re resting ai Barnes & Mal MARGARET. MARGARET lat ael K000 Ga ave be offered at % am. fo L Interment Relatives er. 3 xanw relatives and odv re: home of W. se. until 3 thereafter at £t s Fu 29 residence. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. -mp\us g Services at Gawler’s ave. nw. on Sunday, Interment private. AUGUSTUS. On Pr at his reidence. 5104 - JAMES AUGUSTUS hrn\pd Tusband “of ral serv Hines Co._ funeral home n.w. on Monday. June Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. un: MARY. Departed this life Wednes- n er a long fliness. MARY BAVIS. ' Sie Ieaves Lo Iosra thet loss a sister. Alfreda Davis: five brothers Robert. Morris. Thomas, Isaiah and Lacy and a hoct ef other relatives and h st On Saturdav. his ‘residence. 1107 v . WILLIAM A. EAST- ed husband of Annie East. of Otis H. Easterday and P. Campbell. Funeral dence on Monday. st June Interment Cedar Hill Cem JWILLIAM H. On Priday al_his residence. 4008 WILLIAM H. GILLILAND. Remains resting at M st GILLILAND. | June” 6. Interment Glenyood Gonm\l\ LENORE SARAH. On Mon- ne 1936, at_Sibley Hospital, EARAH | GOODWIN. " etoved Lenore Goodwin Whiton. Fu- Tuesday. June 30. at 2 ne's pariors. 1300 N st Helativer and “Hiends invited, to Aitend ARRIS. LOUISE. Departed this life on Eriday. June 56 1930 al her recidence. Forestville. Md UISE HARRIS, She leaves to mourn_ their loss a devoted hus- band, William T. Harric. four daughters. | Maude Harris. ‘Thelma Butler. Emma Cofta and Cecelia Brito: three sons. Nich- | olas. Gus and William T. Harris. Jr.: one ane Brown: thirtv-five grand- one sreat-grandehild and sev- relatives and friends, Re- sting at Eugene Ford's funcral 0 South Cavitol st. s.e. Fu- v, June A0 a1 8 am. from ent atholic Church South Capitol and M sts. s Intermeni Mount Olivet Cemeters ) SARAR FAWCETT, On Priday. e home of her odges Judd, 201 | lane_Takoma Park FAWCETT HODGES. wife of “tne Jate ohn Wilson Hodge: Services at Warner y fineral home. %14 Silver Spring. Md.. on Mon- e 29 at 9 am. Interment Grace }:cwnnul ‘Church Cemetery., Woodside. lnrr\u\ num\' On Priday. June 26 HOFFMAN Father TR e an T Birs Gertrude Bradiey and Mre . ¥ Murr of M A Funeral_services at the " Chambers Co. Southeast funeral Jth st e am : thence to St Cathiolic Chureh. where mass will be offered at 9 am. for the repose of his foul Relatives and friends invited. | Tn- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. BOWE. JAMES FRANK. On Fridas 2 6. at Washington Home for Tn- Crables JAMES FRANK HOWE. “Ha s survived by two brothers and_three. sis- ters. Remains resting at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th si. nw Fu services at “the above funeral home on Mondav. July 29. at 2 p.m._1In- terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 28 BUNTER. KATHLEEN PEEBLES. On Pri- dav. J: 1036 KATHLEEN PEE. beloved wife of James B Hunter and devoted mother ‘of Charles Grace, Kathleen and Betty Hunter. Fu- neral from the McGuire funeral home. 1820 oth st Dominic's n.w.. on Monday. June 9. at 1 pm. Interment Lincoln Memoriai Cemeterv. Friends invited JENNINGS. WILLIAM. On_Priday. 26. 1936, WILLIAM JENNINGS. Bth st. nw. He is survived by his de- wvoted wife, Eva Jennings: one brother. also_ other relatives and friends. Re- mains may be seen at Malvan & Schey's funeral heme. N7 “ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of fureral iater. JOHNSON. IULIA E. On Friday June 26, 1936, at Waiter Recd General Hospital. JULIA_E_JOHNSON. wife of the late John Johnson. She is survived by two daughters. Johnetta and Irmajean John- three brothers. W Edward Huzhe o Pettls and Mrs Mayy Narrs and cther relatives and frisnds. Remains resting temporarily at Frazier's “funeral home. R9 R. I ave. n.w.. until Mondav. June (hence o her late Tesic nw Funeral Tnne 500 s 18 noon from Eb- zer M E_Church. 4'h and D sts. « .vune i3 Remains | ved mother | i s'mn“gr RGER. FREDERICK MARKS, the beloved ( on Monday. June | |GEO. A. COMLEY THE SUNDAY Braths. . IRENE. _On Saturday. June i &l Garfleld Hospital. TRENE HNSON. the beloved daughter of Mary Watd and mother of Gertrude “Powell She also leaves two grandsons and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funcral church. 1437 You'st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. | AN PLEASANCE. On Friday. | 1936. st her residence 1457 | Eairmoni st n.w. SUSAN PLEASANCE ECR Remaina restime. at-the. 8. Hies Co Tumeral home 201 TACK n.w. until Monday. June Services at St. Mark's Epi frd and A sts. s.e.. Monday % pm. Interment Beltsville, Md. fives and friends invited. ELLIE HOUSE, On Saturday, 2 6l her residence. 401 n'w. ELLIE HOUSE K 4 The 1ate Thomas Scott Kee and. moiher of Walter G. House and Mrs. Daisy R Campbell and grandmotner of Dr. Earl A. Ryan. Ralph M. Rvan. Mrs. Thelma | Geraci_and the late Tra E. Rvan. Fu- | meral services ‘at ‘her late residence on June J pm. Rela and friends. iny Tnterment Glen- wood Cemetery. at 2 pm. Interment Bap- . Cedar Grove. Md. On Friday, ; MARY EMMA KINNER beloved wife of Bert M Kinner and moiher of A Grant Kinner of Baltimore. Md. Funeral services at her ‘late residence i Trinidad ave ne. on Mo June RAYMOND H. 19316, at Brookivn LANG. brloved hu ng (nce Wise) Lee funeral hon On Saturda; Y. F u ihience to L. Patrick's 10th and G sts. n.w 9 am Intermen Cathoiic | where mess | Relatives and Mount Oliyet (‘v irch e offered ends invited. Cemetery LANHAM. | dune on Saturday 16530 be- (nee JONN. Suddenly 1 t his residence JOHN LANHAM Nellte Lanham MISS IDA at Cemetery. Sopm " MReiatives | home in Bethel, Conn. On Saturday. June at_her residence. home. ELIZABETH MASON & From Pen to the Hoe Well-known author. shown hoeing in her garden at her Summer Miss Tarbell is planning to enter some of her garden products in the annual Danbury Fair near her D.. C, MRS. ELLIEKEE, SUCCUMBS HERE Was Widow of Two Civil War Veterans—Worked for Government. Mrs. Ellie House Kee, 83, widow of two Civil War veterans who had been friends in the same unit under Gen. Grant, died yesterday at her home, 4915 Pourth street, after a short ill- ness. Her second husband, a first cousin of Francis Scott Key, changed the spelling of his last name while in the Union Army because of the mail- man's confusion between him and two other Thomas Keys in his regi- ment. Mrs. Kee's two husbands, James W. House and Thomas Scott Kee, were boyhood friends in Wisconsin, It was not until a short time before his friend's death, however, that Kee met the woman who was later to become his wife. On his death bed here, House sent for Kee and asked him to look out for his wife and three children. A few years later, after House's death, the couple were married. Mrs. Kee was born in Harpers Ferry, W. Va., prior to the Civil War. She told her children many stories growing out of John Brown's famous STAR, WASHINGTON, TARBELL —Wide Wnrld Photo. ice of funeral later, | WHLFTTE 1. on Satuds 936 at the Homeopathic Ho WILLETTE 'L PRESTON of ihe ates Hotel. Services et Gawlers 750 Pa. ave. n.w.. Sunday. Ju 5 pm. Interment at Holto W. E. KING, 76, FARMER, IS DEAD IN MARYLAND Lifelong Resident of King's Val- ley Is Victim of Heart Attack. Erecial Dispatch to The Star. DAMASCUS, Md., June 27—Wil- !liam E. King, 76, prominent farmer | and lifelong resident of King's Vai- | Rlce e S¢ T ley, died suddenly today after being j,m'#,; Chsotior e stricken with a heart attack on the | ROLINE ROTH of Jack- | highway near Cedar Grove. b ate | " He leaves his wife, Mrs. Addie May 13| King; one son, Willlam E. King, Jr, a1 1% and three daughters, Miss Frances A. | King and Miss Hattie L. King of King's | Vallev and Mrs. Charles Burdette of | Clarksburg, Md. Mr. King also is survived by three brothers: Elias King of Clarksburg, !and Luther M. and Thomas D. King of King's Valley. Funeral services will be held at| his residence at 2 p.m. Monday. Burial will be in the Baptist Cemetery at Cedar Grove. ARMSTRONG GRADUATE GIVEN APPOINTMENT | William H. Temple Boys’ Worker at Northwest Settlement resdence IDY (nee O'Call Decucd wite of Freaeritk € Raid neral will be held from Timo lon's funeral parlors. 641 H st Monday, June 29, at 8:i0 a.m mass at B am. In Mo RICE. belc of Funeral from am. " Interment. pr flowers. | $25. to mourn the House. S William H. Temple, a graduate of 5 Armstrong High School and Lincoln University, has been appointed boys’ worker at the Northwest Settlement House for colored persons, it was an- nounced yesterday by Mrs. Flaxie H. Pinkett, acting director. With the addition of Temple, who is experienced in community center | and settlement work as well as being | a scoutmaster, Mrs. Pinkett hopes to | | further enlarge both the membership and the staff of her organization. Through the co-operation of the Police Department, the Southwest Community House has again been given the privilege of roping off Second street, between E and F streets south- | west, for recreational activities and special programs during the Summer. | ‘The Southwest Civic Association, headed by John T. Ryan, will present a play, “The Railroad to Heaven”| ‘Thursday, July 16, at the Zion Baptist | | Church. N0 invited. ome. friends St is- band of Exa May Stromberger and father S Brooks. Funeral Chambers Co. 7 11th st. and d Cednr Hili Cemeter STUNTZ um\_'n\ ARBA TENNYSO loved hisbard’ of hga B_Stuntz, of George Ray Stuntz and M O. Sutton. Notice of funeral TAYLOR, MARGUERITE. = On Saturday, | at ::10 am.. MARGUE- | oA dsuxhir of 3. Hillary and ta Tavior: sister of Ravmond Phillip E. Thelma E. and Wendell Taylor. “Funeral from residence. nw N father | 5. George | ter. 18 B. Elmer A | James T Cruises Cut Congregations. Because the vogue for holiday cruises in Europe is keeping the usual crowds from beaches of the Irish Free State, churches which sent “holiday chap- lains” to resorts report that their Sum- mer collections are falling off. SERVICE ORDERS ARMY ORDERS. Smith, Maj. Weldon Deverell, Ord- nance Department Reserve, Buffalo, N. Y, to the chief of ordnance, for training, July 5. Meade, Capt. John, Field Artillery, Addis Ababba, Ethiopia, to Fort Myer, Va., July 2. Balcar, Capt. Paul G., Judge Advo- cate General's Department, Omaha, Nebr, to duty in the office of the Judge Advocate General, Jununry LY 1937, ment at Mount | 9 . T, O Fridas. June resid i Meéridian bi nw mother of Mrs, Mable (? Mrs Edith L. Koerber of Pittsb Funeral services at on Monday. June %9 tives and friends ar Fort Lincoln Cemet W. W. Chambers Co. . PAUL W. On Saturday. June at Mercy Hospital. Baltimore. PAUL, W.. the beloved husband of J. Trewhitt and_father of ackson, Mich McPherson. = Remains he W Chambers Co. fineral’ home 7 1ith st. notice later. TREWHITT, PAUL Officers and mem- bers of Anacostia Council. No. 16. Jr. O. U. A. M quested to assemble bers' funeral parlor. . s.e.. Tuesday, Ju > pm.. n th Peral Sorvice of ‘our Jate brothet, PAUL W. TREWHITT. _By order of the councilor, R. LATHA! Attest: E. R. THOMAS, Rec. Sec. LEN MARTE On Friday. June 6. at Episcopal Eve. nd Throat JHospital. ELLEN MARIE YINGER st ne. beloved daughter of "o And Catherine T Yinger P the above residence on Interment Services by, the 29 NAVY ORDERS. Bureau of Navigation. Fischler, Lieut. Comdr. Peter K., detached Buréau Navigation, Navy Department, in July; to command U. S. S. Preble. Clark, Lieut. Augustus D. addi- tional duty as aide at the White House, Washington, D. C. Crowe, Lieut. Edward F., detached U. S. S. Chicago about June 232; to Naval Operations, Navy Department. Legg. Lieut. Charles A. detached U. 8. S. Lexington about June 8; to Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. Longfellow, Lieut. Willlam J., de- tached U. S. S. Arizona about June 8; to Naval Proving Ground, Dahigren, Va. ® Oexle, Lieut. Charles W., detached VF Squadron 1B (U. S. S. Langley) about June 8; to Naval Air Station, Norfolk. Roedel, Lieut. Louis, detached U. S. S. Oglala in July; to Naval Acad- 5. at 10 a.m et Cemetery, Prederick. Md On Friday. June 26, at _the home of her 64R Pranklin wife of the late Jacob Young of Boonsboro. Md. Re- mains resting at the funeral home of Wilijam Bast at Boonsboro, Md, Funersl Monday. June 29 at . Interment Boonshoro, Md.. Cemetery 28 Fn Memorianm. BELT. WILLIAM L. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear husband and fa- ther WILLIAM L. BELT, who passed away one vear ago wm Jun- 25,1035 Never forsotten. alwi Eve T "alwys dear LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. DOWNS. WILLIAM. 1In loving memory of gur dear father. WILLIAM DOWNS. who left u< one year ago today June 2R, 19; eep. dear father. in pea HIS ‘%01\5 5 F. " DOWNS "AND W A Interment ‘HAE:’FI{U"\IA;N‘ARLTID Induad but lo remembrance of our dear mothe MARGARET D. HARPER. who died June 281934, two vears ago today. Peaceful be thy rest. dear mother. "Tis sweet to breathe thy name: In life we loved you dearly. In death we do the same. Our hearts still ache with sadness, Our eves shed many a tear God only knows how we miss you At the end of two sad years THE CHILDREN. REED, MARGARET. In Iovm! mem; of our dear aunt and sister. MARG ROARET RI who died four vears ago, June emy. Corbus, Lieut. (J. G.), detached Bu- reau Navigation, Navy Department, in July; to U. S, 8. R-10. Dental Corps. Parke, Lieut. (J. G.), Dental Corps, detached Naval Dental School, Wash- ington, D. C., on September 1; to Asiatic station. u were ours and we wAll remember Yo When all the world will 1 YOUR HEART-BROKEN NIECE. MAUDE. AND SISTER. JOSEPHINE COLE. WILLIAMS, HANNAH. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear mother. HAN- NAH WILLIAMS. ‘who died twenty-seven years ago today. June 28. 19 Never forgotten, Ever remembered, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium (lh and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln_6200. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 Seventh 8t. N.W NAfiDl’lfll 2473 Modern_Chapel. _Tel. WILLIAM H. SCOTT _409 8th st ar____iincoin 0530. Joseph F. F. Birch’s Sonl prens ety BAYCSSE Mapnter Established 1841, V. L. SPEARE CO Neither the successor to nor connected wil always near: always dear. HER CHILDREN. __FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Piec F St NW NAtional 4276 M st WEST 0149 Attistic Ploral Designs by Experts. eht Phone Clarendon 261-J. T GEO. C, SHAFFER EXPRESETVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES PHONE NAT 0108. King nficiating. Interment Arun - n National Cemetery, . the C-isin Rlaséreflugthn Phon NAtionai g::nsfn:;:!y:gs Cor. 14th & Eye A | tomac River aboard the yacht Parrot. raid. Mrs. Kee was employed at the Government Printing Office for 28 vears. Through her life, she was known for her charities. Surviving are a daughter, Daisy Ryan Campbell, and a Traffic Convictions RECKLESS DRIVING. John J. Dugan, 508 Crittenden street, $25. SECOND OFFENSE SPEEDING. John T. Wilson, 114 Florida avenue, son ington, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the home at 2 pm. Tuesday. Burial will FIRST OFFENSE SPEEDING. be i Glenwood Cemetony: Dorothy W. Lee, 3323 Morrison Virginia, $5. Grace M. Chovan, 913 Emerson; street, $5 Vincent E. Kelly, Charlie Welch, street, $10. Norman E. Thorne, southeast, $10. Russell J. Carroll street southeast, $10 Stephen C. Wood, Virginia, $5. William B. Curtiss, Marvland, $5. Edd Mills, Maryland, $5. William J. Franklin, 1604 D street southeast, $5 Leroy A. Hapgood, 937 H street, $5. William A. Andresen, 4421 Fessen- | den street, $5. CRUISE PLANNED TODAY Accompanied by their friends, 20| members of Theta Iota Chapter of the Sigma Alpha Rho Fraternity of America will go on their fourth annual outing today for a cruise on the Po- Hoover Housekeeper in White House 712 G street. $10. | e - g Wed to Baltimorian 915 Fourteenth LA e PRy the Assoc:atea Press. INDIANAPOLIS, June 27.— Mrs. Samuel H. Long. White House housekeeper during the Hoover administration, was mar- ried here today at the Episcopal Church of the Advent fo Isaac Walker of Baltimore, Md. Mrs Long has made her home here for several years with her daugh- ter, Mrs. J. Landon Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Walker will live in Baltimore. (edar Hill e When Beauty is Time Only Adds to its Charm 1907 Seventeenth ‘The destination is Indian Head, Md., the party leaving here at noon. Mr. and Mrs. George Cohen will act as chaperones. Robert Schooler is chair- man of the Social Committee. With the "Meter MISER” Gives you PROOF of ALL FIVE STANDARDS FOR REFRIGERATOR BUYING 2, Safer Food Protection More Usability NO DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMS NELSON FURNITURE CO. 508 H st. N.E. LI, 2523 0178\ 178\ /81178 PERSONAL ATTENTION @ EACH FUNERAL handled by the Wm. H. Sardo & Co., is personally directed by a responsible staff member. We do not entrust our duties to partially trained, inexperienced men. That is why clients trust in our ability and efficiency. The Price Is Your Choice WM. H. SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 412 H St. N.E. Lincoln 0524 Deal Prices Always Lower For information that is homest, reference that is real— Just ask your meighbor about The Funeral Home This statement is more than a claim; it is a fact which can be substantiated by merely asking for a quota- tion and which can be at- tested to by thousands who have already experienced Deal perfect service during the !-n 26 years. Investi- sate! $75 is the DEAL price for a $150 Funeral FUNERAI. 0 "obft [ JUNE 28, 1936—PART. ONE. HISPANIC-AMERICAN SEMINAR ANNOUNCED George Washington University Conference Will Be Held From July 6 to August 14. George Washington University’s fifth annual .seminar-conlerence on His- panic-American affairs will be held in conjunction with the Summer school from July 6 to August 14, it was announced yesterday. The conferenee, which will have as its subject, “South American Dictators During the First Century of Independ- ence,” is free to students attending the Summer session and is open to outsiders upon payment of a small enrollment fee. Prominent academi- cians in the field of South American history will address the classes, which will meet from 9:40 to 11:40 am. from Monday through Friday of each week. STAFF IS SELECTED FOR HEALTH CAMP Tuberculosis é ociation Project " Will Open Season on Wednesday. Mrs. Margaret Craig Marsh, super- intendent of the Children's Health Camp of the Tuberculosis Association, scheduled to open for the Summer season on Wednesday at Thirteenth and Allison streets, who will assist her in the work. Those chosen are: Miss Mary O’'Day. Mrs. | Walter Grant House, both of Wash- | registered nurse, and a graduate of | Sibley Hospital; Miss Bessie B. Crock- er, | clinic experience; Miss Kathleen Crow- ' ley, recently presented with a gold key for her scholarship record at Wilson Teachers’ College; Miss Mar- garet Ewers, also a Wilson College | student, who was connected with the vSummer camp last season; Miss Madge Johnson, a teacher at Shepherd School | and a graduate of Wilson College, and | Miss Alexine Tanner, who served as 'a camp councillor last Summer. | Dr. George C. Ruhland, District | health officer, |officials at a luncheon to be given at the camp on the opening day. 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