Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1936, Page 10

Draths. . OLIVIA G. On Saturday. Jun AR Ot Emersency Hospital, OLIVIA G ARTH of 438 Park roaa n.w. daughter | of the late Christopher and Katharine Arth and beloved sister of Chris Arth, Katharine Arth, Mrs. Charles Hosch. Mrs. George E. Prech Mrs John W.| Clufrio and Mrs. Francesca Gesch. Serv- jees at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral hnl‘n!.‘ 5001 14th st. n.w.. cn Tuesdry. June 30, | at %:30 am: thence to the Shrine o!\ the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. 16th st. and Park road nw.. at © a.m. Inter- ment St. Mary's Cemetery. N, Gl GE P. On Priday. A Nas, et G155 pm_at Gallinger Hospital. GEORGE P. ASHTON. husband of the late Mary Willis Ashton. belove father of Lyda M. Carter. Ernest A. Ash- ton and the late Gertrude W. Ashton. Remains resting at Ruth Dabney fu- reral home until Tuesday. Funeral {yom the residence of his daughter. 1447 P st n.w. on Wednesday, July 1. at = p.m. Interment Rosemont Cemetery. Friends and relatives invited. N. MARY CATHERIN ’tfimt 28 1036, at 4 p.m. &t the home of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Schwartzback. Hunting Hill Md, MARY CATHERINE. the beloved wife of Georse F Bean. Notice of funeral later. 5 , ELLA. On Saturday. June 27. 1036, ‘P!E‘I‘.‘LAEL:;ELI gbelfl\'ed mother of Henry and William Bell. Nellie Brooks. Lucy Burkmyer. Cora Watson and Catherine Terry. _Other relatives and friends 5\'H- vive Remains resting at Stewarts fu- neral home. 30 H ne. Funeral Tues- day. June 30, at p.m., from above fu- neral home. i aees E. MARY E n onday. u .R'E(“‘ox]:h\ri MARY E. BROOKE. beloved wife of the late Albert Brooke vmn{‘m services at St Barnabas Church. Lee- land. Md.. Wednesday. July 1. at 10 “:{‘ yN. GEORGE M. Departed tnis life B enis. “on, Beturdas June 27. 1036, GEQORGE H. BROWN of 433 He leaves to mourn their lo: mother. Mrs. Anna Brown Dor :V - stepfather. John E. Dorsey: two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Jones and 3 Helen Wade; a brother. William A. Brown: four aunts, Mrs. Ella Haywood. Lena Brown. Mrs. Flora Ennis Mrs. Bettie | Shorts: one uncle. Harrison Brown. 3!1!“ other relatives and friends Funeral will be held from the Friendship Baptist Church, 15t and H sts <% Wednesday. Ps at 1 p Rev. B. H Whitaey of- fz. Interment at Lincoln Memo- o WILLIAM H. On Sunday_June 1038, at_his residence 1025 4th nw. WILLIAM H. BROWN. Remains resting at Frazier's f ral R.I ave. n.w D 1 ter LWE] FREDERICKA C. On Sunday. B e 3n. Tha8 FREDEGICKA C_BUL- WER. aged 83 vears for Ashton beloved wife of the - tav A of June 27. June On Sunday. day. June ° atte CARTER. LORA B. On S 19: y She Provider other rela- resting at he NNA M r of Elizabeth M P from Saffe: Tuesday mass at 0 am St. m. Reau Interment srch at 10 Cemeery. on Wed esidence GEORGIAN 3 iate Rev. John Philln Voted mother of Emma_Cox S Testine e John T. Rhines chapel. 3rd and Eve ‘ts where funeral services will be h b m. Tuesdas. June 30. Intermon mony Cemetery CURTIS, DR. ARTHUR L. J: 28, 105K, at_ Veferans' Hos Castle Point. N Y. Dr_ ARTHUR L. C TIS. devoted son of Dr. A. M. a late Nana Curtis and beloved husb: Helen G, Curtis. and brother of Maurice Cu Gertrude C. Norris and Dr. Merri Remains tem- porarily restine at funeral home. 1820 th st. nw. and_mav be viewed at his late residence. 1717 1w after noon Tuesday. June i Wednesday. July 1. at 1 pm in Memorial Chapel atives and friends in Arlington Natio GEORGIANA. 36, at he Buffalo g wife of th Cox mains fune on ROBERT. On Sunday. June his residence. the Concord Apfs b n D, C beloved hushand of Svbilla M. Elliott and father of Mrs. Oscar Baker Remains at te residence until Tues Funeral services at the Cunning: fumeral he: 80N Cameron st . ria. Va Tuesdar. dune 0 ‘ment Ivy Hill Cem- a On Sunday. June 2 36. at Emerzencs J. FINUCANE of 875 0th st. n.w of the late Dantel F. Finucane. Funeral services at the ahove residence on Tues- day. June 30, thence to ic_Cl and Woodley road n.w.. wl will be offered at 9 am, Mount Olivet Cemeters. LLER. THOMA! s FULLER, THO! ence. in Laurch Md. THOMAS C. FULLER. the beloved husband nf Rose S. Fuller and father of Charles E. Clifford J. and T Bruce ller snd Katherine ton. Kv. Remains irch ere nday. June at the W. 1400 Iva Rena Gates. Body resting a: War- er E_Pumphrey's funeral home eorgia ave. Silver Spring, Md. Services late residence on Tue.day. June at 2 pm. Interment Washingion | temorial Park Cemetery i | GIBSON. JANE. On Bunday. June 781 at Sibley Memorial Hospital. JANE GIBSON. daughter of the Iate William Rosabelle Allen Gibson. Notice of | LENORE SARAH . 1936, at_Siblev Hospital LENORE SARAH GOODWIN. beloved | mother of Lenore Goodwin W Pu- | neral sarvices Tuesdas at Tm. at Hetone's pariors R Relatives and friends Attend BANSBOROUGH. REBA G. On Jyne 20, 19:3 at Children’s Hospital, REBA G.. heloved daushter of Fdwa and Edna Hansborouch. Remains rest- ing at the W _W. Chambers C». funeral Home. 1400, Chapin & day. June 30, at 1 services and interment County. Va.. at 2 p.m BARRIS. LOUIS) Departed this life on Friday. June 26. 1936 at her residence. Forestville. Md. LOUISE HARRIS. She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted hus- band, William T. Harris: four daughters, Maude Harris. ‘Thelma Butler. Emma Cofta and Cecelia Brito: three sons. Nich- Gus and William T. Harris. Jr.: one sister.” Jane Brown: thirtv-five srand- children. one great-grandchild and sev- eral other relatives and fri mains resting at Eugene For home, 1300 South Capitol st. s.e. neral Tuesday. June 30. at 8 ‘a.m. from &' Vincent De Paul's Catholic Church. South Capitol and M sts. s.e. Intermeni Mount Olivet Cemeters 2 BERING. RACHEL E._ On Monday. June 29 1936, RACHEL E. HERING. beloved wife of the late Thomas F. Hering and mother of Herry H. Herine and Lillian 8 Ten Voordi Puneral from her dauzh- ter's residence. Mrs. Lillam 8. Ten Voordi. 717 Pern pl. n.w.. on Wednesday, July 1. at’2? pm. 'Interment Glenwood Cemetéry. ~Relatives and friends in- vited 300 BILDEBRAND. MARY LOUISE. On Sun- W DEsRAND. : AND. beloved wife of the late Willlam Hildebrand. She is survived by # son and four daushters. Funeral from her late residence, 1033 10th st. ne.. on Wednesday. Julv 1. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar | Hill Cemeters. 30 | ! b » JOHN W. On Sunday. June 28 1936, JOHN W. HODKINSON aged 2 years. beioved husband of Bai(y Hod - inson (nee Ineram). Funeral from the | W, W. Deal 1 ome. K16 H st_n.e. on Tiesdss., s ar2pm Rei: | ives a invite nterment | Glenwood Cemetery. JACKSON. VANCE. On Saturday. June 1936, _at Freedmen's Hospital. VANCE JACKSON. the devoted ~husband of ances Jackson, loving father of Ruth and Amelia Jackson and brof r of Earl. Eugene. Scott and Arthur Ward and Prudence Henderson Puneral Thurs- day. Jul at 1 p.m.. from the W. Er- nest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st ni.,, Interment Arlington National Cem- etery. On Mon- | Prince William FUNERAL DIRECTORS. RITCHIE BROS. Upper 'I;Ihlgfl Md. Pho Marlbore 91 ne: . G. BASTIAN. MGR. (Pormerly with Jos._ Gawler's Sons. ine.) Relatives and | ROBERT FLLIOTT, { Hospital. NORAH | wife | Inter- ler of Lex- | N4 | | SEYMOUR. WALTER Bratha. INGS. WILLIAM. On Priday, June NG, "Wiriiah Sioinae: T8 3th st. n.w. He is survived by his de- voted wife. Eva Jennings: one brother. also_ other relatives and friends. Re- mains may be seen at Malvan & Sches's tuneral home. N. J. ave. and R st. n.w. Funeral Tuesday. June 30. at 1 p from the above parlors. Interment R mont Cemetery. JOHNSON. IRENE. On Saturday. June 7. 16 at Garfield Hospital, JRENE OHNSON, the beloved daughter of Mary Ward. mother of Gertrude wall‘; d- mother of Roland and Melvin ' Powell. sister of Tda, Ethel. Daniel aud William Ward. ~Funeral Tuesday. June 30. at 1 p.m.. from Brook's A. M. E. Church. Not- tingham. Md. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 14: You st. n.w. until 4 p.m. Monday; ther after at her'late residence. 434 V st. n JOHNSON. JULIA E. On Friday. June 2 1036 at ‘Walter Reed General Hosp JULIA E. JOHNSON. wife of the John Johnson. She ‘is survived by two daughters, Johneita and Irmajean John- son: three brothers. William. James and Edward Hughes: two sisters, Mrs. Ida Pettis and Mrs. Mary Norris. and other relatives and friends. Remains resting temporarily at Frazier's funeral home. A%9 R. I ave. n.w.. until Monday. June °0. at 2 p.m’: thence to her late resi dence. 52 Florida ave. Tuesday. June 30, at 1 N enezer M. E.Church. 4th and D sts. s Rev. King officiating. Interment Arling- ton National Cemetery 30 JONES. EMMA. On Sunday. June 28, 1936, at her residence. Cabin John. Md.. EMMA JONES. the beloved mother of Emma Kinslow. Ada Brent. Odelia. Ed- ward. Robert and Rodney Jones. Notice of funeral later. JOY, AMANDA GRAY. On Sunday. June JE! se.: devoted mother of Bussler and Mrs. Elsie Owens. Notice of funecal will appear in Tuesday's Star. E HOUSE. On Saturday. June i, 1936 at her residence 4915 4th at n.w. ELLIE HOUSE KEE, beloved wife of the late Thomas Scoit Kee and mother of Walter G. House and Mrs. Daisv R npbell and grandmother of Dr. Fari A. Ryan. Raloh M. Ryan_ Mrs. Thelma Geraci and the lafe Ira E. Rvan. Fu- neral services at her late residence on Tuesday. June 30. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Glen- Wwood Cemetery. KERRY, J. HENRY. On Monday. June 20 1936 at 8:20 am. J HENRY KERBY. beloved husband of Eugene Brooke Kerby. Funeral from hi< late residence. Oxon Hill. Md . on Wednesday. July 1. at 9:30 am. Mass at St. Ignattus Church. Oxon HillL Md. at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment church cem- eterv. 30 KETZEL, RICHARD LEWIS. On Sunday. June S 1038 RICHARD LEWIS KET- EL. beioved husband of Alice D. Ket- 7el Remains restinz at the parlors of n R. Wright. 1 10th st. n.w. Pu. services ' e above funeral 1 on Wednesday. July 1. at 10 a.m. RAYMOND H. On Saturday. June 1. at Brookivn. N Y. FAYMOND ANG beloved husband ‘of Marv H % (nee Wise) Remains resting at Lee funeral h 41h st. and *_June 30. at 8:30 St Patrick’s Catholic and G sis. n.w_ where mess be offered at # a.m. Relatives ana Lriends invited. " Interment Mount Olivet emetery ! LAUPP. CHARLES. On Monday. June 1053 CHARLFS LAUPP. beloved hus of ‘Josephine L Iate residence. o day. Julv 1. at & Mrs.” Nora 9. and Puneral from his ne. on Wednes- v am Requiem mass at St Martin's Church at 9 am. Rela- tives pnd friends invited. | Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. B | MASON. ELIZABETH. Or Saturday. June | T 1936, at 500 am . at_her residence, % “nd s ne. ELIZABETH. beloved widow of the late Josenh A. Mason. sr She is survived by one sister. Louise Pon- dexter: one son. Raphasl A Mason: | three dauzhters. Mrs. Tamar M. Gilbert. ecelia E. Walker and Mrs. Rosina or. and five grandchildren. oth: ives and frienés. Remains resting funeral home. 30 H iesday. noon. June 30: theiealter at her late residence. Funeral Wednesday. Julv 1. at © am. from St Cyprian’'s Church. 13th and C sts._ s.e. Where requiem hi ass will be offered {07 the repose of her soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetersy. 30 McNAMEE. PATRICK. Suddenly. on Sun- | day. June 2R ) at his residenc 1257 G st. n.e. PATRICK McNAMEF. be- loved son of the late Patrick and Brideet McNamee. Funeral! will be held from the 100ve residence on Tiesdav. June 20, a1 R0 am. Requiem ma. s at Holy Name Church at 9 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. " Relatives and friends invi NORFOLK. DANI day. June 2% Mr Westphaliz. Md. DANIEL NORMAN NORFOLK Body resting ‘at Ritchie Bros. funeral home until time for <ervices. which will be held at Porestville Episconal Church. For- estville. Md. on Wednesdas_ Julv 1. at i1 am. Inter Church Cemetery. 30 | PALMER. JESSE EMMA. On Sunday. June 9, 1 Mr< JESSE EMMA PALAIER | widow of William J. Palmer ard teloved mother of J. Joseph W. Palmer. Funeral from her late residence. 4 V st on Wednesdar. July 1. at 2 pm. ‘ ment Congressional Cemetfery. 30 RICE. ROBERT J. On Seturday. June °7. A. at Mount Alto Hospital. ROBERT J. RICE. beloved husband of Evelvn A Rice (nee Shaefer) and brother of Clar- ence Rice. Remains restine at the Las funeral home. 4th st and Matsachnsetts Ave. ne. where services will be held on 1 Tuesdav. June 30. at 1:30 pm Rela | tives and friends invited. Interment Ar- { lineton National Cemetery. | SAVOY, FRANK On Sun- residence of nw., Infer: Asbury Park. N v son of Mary E. Frank Savoy. brother of Frederi Charles Savoy and Mrs. Edna Mrs. Mary Hewkins. Remains will rest at Malvan & Schey's funeral home. New Jersey ave. and R s*. n.w. Puneral Tues- day June 30. at 3 p.m.. from the above rarlors. Interment ‘Pavyne's Cemetery. SEIP. KATHERINE BIRNEY. On Monday morning. June 70_ 1936 “at her home. 1694 Lanier ol” KATHERINE BIRNEY SEIP daughter of the late Gen iam Birney Services at Oak Hill Cemetersy Chapel Tuesday, June 30, at 2:30 o'cloct p.m SETTLE. J. FRANK. On Sundav. June 2% 1936, at his_residence. 1007 Vireinis ave. s.w. J FRANK SETTIE aged A7 years, beloved husband of Lura Settle Funeral from the above residence Tuesday. June 30. 2t 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. (irrangements by P. A IR On Taltavull.) E e, 1 at” Children's WALTER EUGENE SEYMOUR. 7 years. of 4703 Crescent st Monday. Hospital Jr. aged 7 0% . beloved son of Dr._ Walter Engene and Angela Seymour. Services at_the S.H. Hines Co_funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w. on Wednesdav, July 1, at 10 Interment private. a0 1036, nw at_his_residence. 4 st ARBA TENNYSON. be- loved husband of Ada B. Stuntz. father | of George Rav Stuntz and Mrs. George O. Sutton. - Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 14th st nw.. on Tuesdav. June 20, at 11 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemeter: : TAYLOR. MARGUERITE. On Saturday. June 37 1036, at 7:10 a.m. MARGUE- RITE “beloved daughter of J Hillary and Sarah Augusta Taylor: sister of Revmond Eimer A Phillip E. Thelma E. and James Wendell Taylor. ~Funeral from ber late residence. 1812 st st. nw. Tuesday. June 30._at 8:30 a.m.: thence to Holy Redeemer Catholic Church. where solemn reauiem high mass will be cela- brated at 9 o'clock. Interment at Monnt Olivet Cemetery. 20 GUS. On Sundav June 28 36 ‘at Mount Alto Hospital. GUS TINSLEY. He is survived by one brother, Robert Tinsley: other relatives an friends. Remains resting at Frazier's funeral home. 189 R. I. ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. TREWHITT, PAUL W. On Satur: 27, 1936 at Mercy Hospital, Baitimore. Md. PAUL W. the beloved husband of Mary J." Trewhitt and father of Mrs. Hazel A. Prazer of Jackson. Mich.. and Mrs. Mary Paul McFherson. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 1ith_si 3 on Tuesdas, June's ves_and_friends inviied. Cedar HIJ Cemetery, " o0 TREWHITT, PAUL W, bers of Anacostia Council. No. 16. Jr. O U A M. are re- Quested to assemble at Cham- bers funeral parlor. 517 11th J St s.e.. Tuesday, Junie 30, 1934, 2°p.m. to conduct the fu- ice of our late brother. 25 TR E. R. THOMAS, Rec. Sec. 20 In Memoriam. HANNAH L. In loving memory ir _dear mother and grandmether, HANNAH L BROWN. who left us five years-ago Saturday. June 27. 1931, Some mav think we have forgotten And the wound is nearly healed; Bu! little do they know the sorrow ‘That lies in our hearts concealed "Bt R S 0 )AUGHTER. JULIA MASON. Z.R Interment councilor Attest: | Neither the successor to nor connected with' be original W.. R_ Speare establishment. | NAubnarv0s 1008 H St. N.W. “J. William Lee’s Sons Co. | FUNERAL DIRECTORS. % Crematorium 4th and Mass._Ave. NE.___Lincoln_5200. " Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 113 Seventh 8t NW NAtional 2473 fodern_Chap el Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (A. L, HAYCOCK. Manager.) West0096 3034 M St. N.W. ons Eshuhqlshed 1841, One of the Largest Underiakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 517 11th St. S.E. Aflantic 6700 Ce/ddr Hill When Beauty is Permanent Time Only Adds to its Charm FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER s::‘ w’c‘fl"&?«?m 8e. and Sundays Cor. l«h & Eye GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces GEO. A. COML| e 155 1916, AMANDA ‘GRAY. beloved Wife | TAYLOR. JAMES A. of ‘the Inte EQwin F. Jov. of 124 ng st | 1 Arond ba A On Thursday. June 25 | . June | t 2 pm. Rel | Officers and mem- | | In Memoriam. ECK. DR. MARGARET F. _1n loving mem- ory of Dr. MARGARET . who died two year: ay. D HER HUSBAND. * EMMERT, ROENA B. In loving remem- brance ‘of our dear wife and mother. ROENA B. EMMERT. who departed this Uife six years ago yesterdsy. June 28. The years have swiftly flown. To us 1t is still a dream sleepi—we I her in meace to rest, parting was painful, but God know- JDHN“{M&MT AND BLANCHE E. SCHEUFLER. ok MERRIAM, HELEN WIRT. 1In loving mem- oty of cur dear mother. HELEN WIRT MERRIAM, who died eleven years ago. H . J. D._0G! BUR V. LEECH, E. NATHAN MERRIA! AND MRS. G. HOWLETT DAVIS. * RANDALL, ELIZA: GARDINER, EMMA. In sad ‘but loving remembrance of our beloved ones, dear mother. EMMA GAR- DINER. who departed this life twenty- three years ago, June 23 1913 and lov- ing sister. ELIZA RANDALL. who left us iwelve years ago today. June 29, 1974 Beloved ones—they were mild and lovely. Gentle as the Summer breeze: Pleasant as the air of evening As it floats amongst the trees. FRANCES GREEN AND RUTH FRA- REVELLE, ALICE C. In memory of our dear sister. ALICE C. REVELLE, who was taken from us six years ago. June 29 1930. NAOMI AND MINNIE. ~ ¢ REVELLE, ALICE C. In loving memory of our dear mother, ALICE C. REVELLE. %o left us six vears ago today, June “ 7" NELLIE AND GEORGE. * In memory of our devoted husband and father, JAMES A TAYLOR. who departed this life twelve years today. June 29, 1924. ° Loved in life, in death remembered. THE PAMILY. * WRIGHT, WILLIAM H. In sad memory of our 'daddy and loving hushand. WIL- LIAM H. WRIGHT. who died June 24, 1935, The days are long. the nights are drear, The time rolls siowly on. And. oh. how few are pleasures without you. When our daddy and husband's happy mile And loving care is gone forever WIFE AND CHILDREN, ADVENTIST LEADER DIESINCALIFORNIA 'Rev. Nelson Z. Town, 73, Was Official at Takoma Park. B: a Staff Correspondent of The Star. TAKOMA PARK, Md., June 20.— Rev. Nelson Zane Town, until re- | cently an official at headquarters of the Seventh Day Adventist General | Conference. in Takoma Park, died on Saturday at the White Memorial Hos- pital in Los Angeles. He was 73 years old. Mr. Town resigned his position here | a short time ago because of ill health and went to California to convalesce. He entered the hospital for examina- tion after atetnding the Adventist con- | vention in San Prancisco with his | wife last month. Following his graduation from the | missionary college at South Dancas- | ter, Mass.. in 1889, Mr. Town, who was | County, N. Y. served as a religious worker in Scotland, England, and in secretary of the publishing depart- ment of the conference. He was married to Miss Sadie Gra- ham shortly after graduation from | college and left with his wife a short | time later for Scotland. He was | transferred to England and then to South America, where he spent 12 years as a missionary in the Argen- tine, returning to the United States in 1909 to accept the secretarial posi- tion. He held that office until five years ago when he was again sent to the | Argentine, on that occasion to be- come president of the Autral Union. After two and a half years in that positisn he once more was made pub- | lishing secretary at Takoma Park. His body is to be returned to Takoma Park, where he lived at 106 | Lincoln avenue, and burial is to be in | Cedar Hill Cemetery. Arrangements | for funeral services have not yet been completed. | In addition to his wife, Mr. Town is survived by a daughter, Mrs. iGrneneve Dickerson of Los Angeles. MRS, FINUGANE DIES OF BRIEF ILLNESS Mrs. Norah Finucane, 74, widow of | Danjel F. Finucane and mother of Dr. Daniel Leo Finucane, superintendent of Children’s Tuberculosis Sanatorium, died yesterday after a short fllness at her home, 2825 Twenty-nint= stieet. Mrs. Finucane was a native of Askea- | ton, County Limerick, Ireland, and had been a resident of this city since 1870. She is survived by another son, Thomas G. Finucane, and a daughter, Miss Marion Pinucane. She was a sister of the late P. T. Moran. Funeral services will be held at ¢ am. tomorrow in St. Thomas Apostle Catholic Church, following brief services at the residence. Burial | will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Figures Talk The figures below show the actual costs of 1,000 consecutive adult funerals con- ducted by Joseph Gawler’s Sons. Here is positive proof that quality service costs no more. Joseph Gawler’s Sons, Inc. ® Alfred B. Gawler o o William A. Gawler © © Walter A. Gawler ® © Joseph H. Gawler 1750-2.4-6-8 Penn. Ave. N.W. Chapel Cremations NAtiona] 5512 1212 P 8t NAtiona) 4276 Y 2 »% WES' AriioRon Reng B | born in March, 1863, in St. Lawrence | the Argentine before coming here as | BODY OF STUDENT SOUGHT IN RIVER Jack Ridlebaugh, G. W. U., Vie- tim of Canoe Accident Above Chain Bridge. Grappling irons were thrown into the Potomac River above Chain Bridge today by police searching for the body of Jack Hayes Ridlebaugh, 21, of 812 Somerset place, a George Washington University student. Ridlebaugh drowned yesterday as his life-long friend, Stuart B. Wright, 24, of 1202 Delafield place looked on helplessly. The two young men were paddling a canoe toward the Virginia shore when their craft was upset by the currents which eddy above Chain Bridge. Ridlebaugh struck out for the bank, but 20 feet off shore sank from sight where the water is 80 feet deep. The strong current made it impossible for Wright to swim to his friend’s rescue. Ridlebaugh, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ridlebaugh of the Somerset place address, was to have | been graduated from George Washing- ton in September. He attended Drexel Store Open 9 AM TONDAY. Drowned J. H. RIDLEBOUGH Institute in Philadelphia before mov- | ing to Washington with his family | two years ago. JUNE 29, 1936 FREDERICKA BULWER DIES AT AGE OF 83 Native of Germany Passes Away at Home of Daughter Here. Mrs. Predericka . Bulwer, 83, widow of Gustav Bulwer, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Helen B. Hall, 525 Oglethorpe street. Death was attributed to pneumonia, which developed after she suffered a hip fracture in a fail. A native of Germany, Mrs. Bulwer was for many years a resident of Ashton, Md. For some time she had | lived here each Winter with her daughter at the Oglethorpe street address and had been a resident there continuously since last October. Mr. and Mrs. Bulwer had been| married 61 years, lacking one week, | when he died last April. She is sur- vived by two daughters, Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Mary B. Clark, also of this city. | Funeral services will be held at| 2 pm. Wednesday at the Oglethorpe street address. Rev. Dr. Henry Man- ken, jr., pastor of Incarnation United Lutheran Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. | Alfred P. Nefl, | Brooks, K. OF C. TO MEET Women to Be Guests at Last So- | cial Session. | With women as special guests, | Washington Council, No. 224, Knights of Columbus, will hold its last social meeting of the year tomorrow night at the club house, 918 Tenth street. | The meeting will precede instalia- tion of officers Wednesday night. Julian T. Cromelin is grand knight- elect, and other incoming officers are Carmine Garofalo, ceputy knight; Dr. John Bowen, chancellor; | advocate; Harry | treasurer; Paul McGovern, recording secretary; Richard Field, | warden; Martin J. Dufficy, Cecil Mears and Paul J. Diegelmann, trustees, and Daniel O'Connor, John Crown and John Grambo, guards. ~ RESORTS. _____OCEAN CITY, MD. _ AYRES, OCE/ grrn‘%mi __PHONE HASTINGS HOTEL 2z, 2ovramsx | Private Baths Parking Space. Special ra < until July 25, S_CHAS. LUDLAM. i MAINE. e time of vour life in MAINE! Free book upon request. Write Maine Develop- ment Comm.. Tourist Serviee, 49-R Long- fellow 8 nd grand | I AT BAYERSON OIL_ WORKS COLUMBIA 5228 "ADVERTI Avoid Intestinal Fatigue Many people suffering from In- testinal Fatigue, commonly called Constipation, do not know what it is to feel good. One or two E-Z Tablets for a day or two are just what these people need. They have more “pep” and step livelier than in years. 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