Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1936, Page 10

A @ard nf Thanks. MURPHY, NORA. I wish to express my apprectation and sincere thanks to my friends and relatives. who were so kind and thoughtful during my recent be- ement st my loving 10 Brathn ADKINS, 1SABELLA THOMAS. Dei is ite, saadenis, on July is, Rer residence in Brandy. Va., THOMAS ADKINS. wife J. Richard G_and James G. Thoma. ihree sisters Grace M Thomas. Mary L Williams and L. Pauline Jones. and 2 Dost of other relatives ‘and friends. Funcral _from the Etenezer Baptist Church. Lignum. Va Sunday July 1V at 2 p.n. Friends invited _"l‘u REWSTER, OZELLE LEWIS urs- Ty 10 1030, Sbcolumpls Hospit OZELLE 'LEWIS WSTER. beloved wife of Wales Browsier of 3015 North Arlington. Va. She also is sur- vivea By two sisters and four brothe Funeral services Saturday. July 15, at Hysong's parlors.” 1300 N_st. ISCOE, GEORGE F.. JR. On 'n\ursd" BRSO O st GEORGE P BRI Jr. beloved son of George F.. Adeline Briscoe. ~He also AT thelr ooy three brochers. two sis- Lers and other relstives and_frien FRemains resting at the George B. Clarke funeral parior, 1416 Florida ave. . until noon Saturday. July 18. neral Sunday. July 19. at 2 p.m.. Embry A. M. E. Church. Lakeland. Md. Intermen: in Biadensburg Methoaist Cemelery. 18 BUTTS. ELLA V. On Wednesday. July 15 At her, residence, 1805 Kenyon st. ELLA V. BUT1S. beloved wife of B "Charles Buity and mother, of Mrs Ruth V. Latta, Mrs. Floyd A ‘Tusler of Bremerfon. Wash., and Guy W. Pearson, Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin e on’ Monday, July 20, at 2 pm. Rela- tves and friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 19 CARUTHERS, J. L July fxul Y CARUTHE mbia Typographical Union, Remains resting at the parlors of Thom- as S. Surgeon. 1011 7th st. n.w. Notice cf funeral hereafter. COSTELLO. MARY A. On Wedncsday; July 15, 1036, at her residence; Li0) Long- feliow 5. n.w.. MARY A, COSTELLO, be- Lo Sl 3t Mo aee aaurice E. Cos- tello_and mother of Walter A.. Maurice A. Howard F. Ellwood J. Mrs, Hm’nce Talley. Mrs. James Henry.' Mrs. Reardon and Mrs. John Foley. from her late residence on Saturdav. July 1%, at 8:30 am.: thence to the Nativity' Church, where mass will be at © am. Relatives and friends said Interment Cedar Hill Cemefery. Tvited. cown.momu ERSON. On Thurs- 1936, Rear Admiral YE!PI"R‘ON COWIE, " Supply N. retired. beloved husband - Cowie ana father of Mrs Robinson: in the 78th Funeral from the par- Speare, 113 Connecti- Julv' 18, at 10 Natlonal y year of his iife lors of Almus R cut ave. on Saturday. am. interment Arlington Cemetery CRILLY, FRANK 1. On Wednesday at (:15 oclock - Georaetown University Hospital, ¥ ANK L. CRILLY of 1318 North Carolina ave. ne u t t hoine of Geo, W, Wise rw Relatives and friends invited terment Saturday, July 1K, at 10:30 am. at York. Pa. (York papers Dlmsc FRANK 1. A special co'nmunb n of Willlam F. Hunt Chapter. No. O. E. S._will be held at New Masonic Temple on Fridey. July 17 1436, at 7 p.m.. for the purpose of holding mnem services for our late brother. FRANK B I e e ot iy saatron: HELEN M. OTTE, Secretary. ; WILLIAM D, Suddeniy. on Wed- 4. at Garfield Hos- “WiLLiaM D the beloved husband m Eilen Cronin (nee Crowley) and fa- Mrs. Mary A. Davis. Mrs. T. J. Mrs. E. Smith, Mrs. H_T. ' Mise Kaiherine Cronin and Wil | Funeral from his daugh- | . J. McOann, 10t in- n.e.._on 250" S Requiem ‘mass at St. Paurs Church at 9 am. Relatives and friends fhvited. * Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- ters DONORO. POCOHONTAS H. On Wednes- V., Julv lr. 19, at her residence, 5 T st. POCDHONTAS H. DONO- the “beioved wife of Robert M. Doriono and mother of Robert, W, and Funeral Saturday, .m.. from ey fev” = Bein Fotrison oficiating. TIntermént [incoln Memorial Cemetery. DONOHO, MRS. P. H. The Ladies’ Friend- ship Soclety announces the death of P, H. DONOHO. Funeral Suturday. I8, 1036, pm. from the Bon Baptis © RiSMMIE A JACKSON. Pres MARY CRAIG. Rec. Secy. DONOHO. POCOHONTAS. The officers and membeis of the Ladies’ United Reaper Society are requssted io attend the fu- | frs. POCONONTAS DONOHO ., from A The _officers and members o r-'orm Temple. No. 8. 1. B re_hotided of the | Featn of Daug ghter PGCOHONTAS DO! of sorrow Friday o0 clock pm.. at the 3 st. n.w. Funeral Sa day. July 1%. at the Shiloh” Baptist Church. DAUGHTER BESSIE E. JACKSON. FANNIE GREENE. Secy. Fraser and mother of Margaret. Kenneth and Malcolm. Funeral services private STER P. On Th his residence. Rainier. EBS' - the belmed Inlhfl' of James E 11th u'se 11 a.m. Relatives Interment Cmax A STLAKE. _On 'rhur:- dag. Jaiy 20 at the home of her gauehter Mrs E A Bamnes Occoauan LEVINA WESTLAKE HALL. widow of Dr.J L. Hall, beloved mother of Mrs F. A. Barnes. Mrs. F. L. Bruen of Nutley §. T and Mr. W.J. Hall of Abany, N, east runeral hnme Monday. July :‘nd friends’ mhl'-d sisted by Rev. 1 ment Cypress Hiil Cemetery, Emuk]vn N'Y. RBUTCHINSO! oy 1% P i Hospiia N of 6700 funeral home. Rockville, Md. services later MYLAND. NELLIE MAY. On Wednesdas. | st the Alexandria Hos- MAY beloved e of Patrick Edward Hyland. Funeral Saturday, July 18, at 9:30 am.. from Mary's Church. Alexandria. Va ORNEL . formerlv public _ school teacher of Washington. D. C. Services _the chapel of Joseph Gawler Sons. 750 Pa. ave. n.w.. on Saturday, July 18, at 10:30 am. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 17 LEWIQ, SARAH. Denaned thls me July 6. 1936, at j2:45 am. e Mo SEROHITRAIE Buspanc: - Jacon Tewis: Manala, o three ghte Callle and Fannie: one son, . r.: a brother. William Cave. Mason's fu- Sme. 2500 Nichois ave. 5.¢.° R ml|ns may_be seen after 5 p.m. Friday, July 17. "Funeral Saturday. July 1K. at pm. from the Mount Bethel Baptist Church, 2nd and y sts. nw. Rev K. Rov officiating. . Interment in Barbers: it T i daye Sl 1o 18 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (A. L. HAYCOCK Mflnxl:!rl Phene West nm». C e taar 3034 M St. N.W. V. L. SPEARE (0. either the successor to nor connected with he priginal smare establishment wationsl 2sez 1009 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s_ Sons Co. FUNERAL anB‘CTOBS Crematorium #th and Mass. Ave NE __Lincoln 5200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 13 Seventh St N.W NAtional 2473 | ‘lndern Chapel._Tel RITCHIE BROS. Veper Marlboro. Md. Phone: Marlboro 91 G. BASTIAN. MG (Formerly with Jos. Gawler's Sons. Ine.) el One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. NNW. Col. 0432 E. Atlantic 6700 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFF ER RAL TRIBUTES A’ CERRALONE NAT G106 and Sundays Cor. 14th & Eye | & GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Piec 1212 P 8t N.W mmmm wm GEO. A. COMLEY 3% %55 Artistic Floral Designs by Experts. 'Night Phone Clarendog 261-J-1. -’ Shilon_Baptist | 2 o'ciock p.m.. from | 9th and T‘ ;| son. “Notice of | Luncheon, Party Planned. A luncheon and card party will be held at the Washington Retreat House, 4000 Harewood road northeast, at 1:30 p.m. tomorro Braths. LULLEY. GRACE JONES. Suddenly. Tuesday. July 14. 10340 at her residence GRACE JONES LULLEY. ACKALL. DANIEL LLOYD. On Wednes- e S A Guk0 DA LLOYD belaved son of Deniel and Frances Mackall. He also leaves seven Aunts. two uncics, two standmothers and two grandfathers ~Remains resting at the est Jarvis funersl churc 1432 You st. n.w. until Friday noo thereafter at hiz late Tesidence. 19 x"m st. n.w. Funeral Saturday, July at % p.m . trom the above residence. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. MAmll. FRANK F. On Thundly July 16, 936, at his home 1316 Shepherd st. n NK F. MAJOR. the beloved husband of Ida H. Ma; Fun the chapel of Josech Py n.w.. on Sati 3 lmermrnz Glenwood Ceme- t o170, r\A‘ul. On Priday. July 17. 1938, at his residence. 712 1 BT, the beioved husband nl e Oun and hm:r n! Mrs. mn- G. Em- He is survive Brandchiidren.” Puneral lervlcel at the w. Chnmbeu Co_Southeast funeral home, 1th st. s.e. on Monday. July 20. at 2 8 m Relatives and friends in- Vited: “1nterment Cedar “Hill c:me;;'ry PETROLA. VINCENT. On Thursday. July . 1930, VINCENT. aged 70 vears. be- il 5 ment Congressional Cemetery, GERTRUDE F. on Thursday. 1g30. "at the’ residence of b daughter. 3 5 7ey. Warren st n.w. OEM‘RUD TON (nee O'Bannon), aged 70 years. be- loved wife of the late Jolin W. Poston N. July 16. Terment Glenwood Cemetery. REED. JEANETTE ANN. On Thursday. quly 10, 1036 at hef recidence. 2348 Ashmeade £ iree "Coals). the beicved mother irt_Reed, Wfildarl Reed. Mrs. Ethel Muse, Besie Hall and, Rosa Belficld Remains resting at the W_W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. until Saturdcy morning July 18, at 1{ o'clock. Interment in Oak Grove. West- moreland County. Va. ROSENBUSCH, LOUIS CHARLES, denly, on 'rnundzv July 16, his residence, 1601 35t nw Tools CHARLES Rt)a!-NnusLn béloved. husband of Elizabeth H, man 2 o'clock n.m.. frg Relatives and friends rment Oak Hill Cemetery. Please omit ficwers RUSK, AMOS MANLEY. On Tuesday. July 14, 1036, at Forestville, Md., AMOS MANLEY RUSK. He is survlfired by twho Sud- Ina6, at Be¢ Gaughiers ‘Mrs Louise Beach. Miss Elizabeth Rusk Miss Besste Rusk of Falls Church. Va. - Catharine Tim- mons of Chesterbro and Miss Beelen Rusk of Bark Lane, Va.""Funerai services at McPherson’s funeral parlor, Falls Chureh, Va.. "on Friday, July 17 at 2 p.m. SCOTT, HARRY. Departed this life .‘1‘ud- on Thursa HARR.Y SCOTT. Hc le:v!s m mourn their loss a loving mother, Mollie Max- well: a devoted daughter, Mollie Scott: three brothers, Richard, Raymond and Preston Scott. and also many other rela- tives and friends. Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home. 614 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. STALEY, VI Suddenly. on Wednesday. July 15. 1936 VIVIENNE DEAM STALEY, wife of ihe late Henry Body resting at Gawler's Mess will be | Sinoliz Church. July 18, Tount Ouvet REV. WILLIAM HENRY. De- this life Wednesday, July 15, at 6:30 pm.. nl ms rerldmce 1 WL WILLIAM | HENRY THOMAS The devoted Musband S Matgarer. Emily Thomas, son of the late Rev. Willlam H. and Christina Thomas. father of Willlam Henry, ir.; Margaret Emily and Joseph Scott Thom- as: brother of Chaplain A Thomas of the 24th Infantry, U. 8. A.. Fort Ben- ._ He also leaves 2 host of s resting. and can be m., Saturday. July 18 orTo Tuneral 6 | Vst. n.w., until 1 p.m. Sunday. July 10; | 1 will lie in state at Metro- politan M. E. Church. M st. between )’-tr nd " 16th . _ Fune: - urd Interment Cemeters. Frederick, THOMAS, parted 19336, officiating. tery. Baltimore. Md. | be Goened in the church after the gerv. | ice (Denver. Colo. Dapers bplease copy.) 19 THOMAS, REV. WILLIAM HENRY. Al of- ficers. choirs and members of the Metro- politan A. M. E. Church are requested | | to meet tonight, Friday, at the church | =t 8:30 o'ciock 'to make final manw.\ | ments for the funeral of our beloved | pastor, Rev. WILLIAM HENRY THCM | AS! By order of the church trustees. | G. A. ROBINSON. Chairman. b On Wednesdav. July 1036, at_Garflield Hospital, =fter a briet iliness. OPHELIA. the wife of Oscar | Young of 1320 T st. n.w.. daughter of | m and Bessie Rice of 4901 Jay st. €. She also leaves one sister. seven brothers and many other relaiives and friends to mourn their loss. Funeral Saturday. July 1K, at 1 p.m. {rom her late residence. = Relatives and Iriends invited. In Memoriam. BROTHERTON. WARREN E. 1In sad but | PO OVInG remexabrence of ous dest. Beloved RREN E. BROTHERTON. who passed away so peacefully into heavenly Test seventeen years ago today. July 17, seven een sad years have passed, Our hearts are still aching. Dear son. longing and waiting For that happy time t When aeain we'll be united In that heavenly home. Dgatly loved. sadly missed LONELY. SAD MOTHER AND FATHER. | | COMER. HATTIE ROSS. 1In sad hut 1o mv remembrance of our mother, HA' COMER. who departed, ~n15| THo twe Toate mes today ok ‘There is no death. The stars :o dnvm ‘0 rise upon some fairer And’bright In heaven's Jeweled crown They shine forevermore CHESTER. ANNIE | HER _CHIL AND VINGENT GILLIAM, CATHERINE M. 1In sad but| loying femembrance of my dear mother, CATHERINE M. GILLIAM departed this life five years ago today, Juty 17 i When davs are dark and friends are few. Dear mother, how I miss you; | There may be friends who may'be true, | But I loct all when T lost vou. HER DAUGHTER. VIRGINIA. * KELLY. JAMES F. In sad but loving re- | membrance of our dear brother. JAMES F. KELLY. who departed this life two vears ago today. July 17. 1034, THE FAMILY. * LETCHER. ROSETTA A, In loving mem- orv of a devoted mother, LETCHER. who Ien us emn years ago today. July 17, Could we but lell the story of your glory d your charms. ined it we could hold vou in our arms Could we but sec you momer, in your guise of angel bi Keep_on basking in o :lo‘r%twhue we you sweet good-nigl MARIE, BERT. COURTS, FLOSSIE. * In memory of our LYNCH, MARTHA P. ar ‘mother. MARTHA P. LYNCH. who DRsted away twenty-four vears ago to: day. July 17. s]een, dur mother, in peace: Sleep, tender heart. blessed soul. Whle. the stars burn, the moon therease A ol THE EVENING Marriage Licenses. Arthur B hullv. 24 43]“ Sherift rd. and Olo . 22, 4500 Doul dumbmor‘mh pres, an. 30 m 9 a nuv‘ 20. Aopomattox, Vs . 2 X d Annie B0 TadOtE. 008 00 83 U 21" 401 237d ‘st Rogsr B Bnmer. 35, 4018 Georgla & mert. 37, the Marsuerite K. )llchu 82, ptid or bl.: Rev Anamnmu Rev 5. B Caleb Q. Fan . 30, 8 ieht, 26 bo?h o 25«‘7 Soreh Capiici A Atkl ?2. 23 1234 D st B Canty. 24, 3510 14¢h 5 Rey. il Harold z 'l‘-nmnn 24 and Helen P. Mn coll both of 1650 Irving s 25, 1 Jrd st. and Ruth m. M. Hyle. Qus unam 000 2212 Pomeroy ct.: i *Broo Robert B Gulrkin, 22 1210 L st. snd Elizabeth L 22, Wi nston-Salem, M 'Mannion.. 30. Savannsh. Ga.. Mcc;flen‘y 3. " Frangii FA38" Dent 19, 418 5! v, Brook Jesse 8. Hum- phret. ;.'n both ot Chicasor Judee B Michael 3. bo'llnt 1» 1410 cnaoin d Ett: l yder. 21 805 Colorado cey. Byron D. Dilltl. 25 uxn Holly st.. and ae“ M _Mahoney, 10, 1500 Spring pl.; v. P. Births Reported. and Elva Walls. girl . girl. . boy. James apd Hannah Caddle. ir.. Herman and Eilen Deuterman, oy, Msron and Ruth Crook, boy. d Louise Tubbs. hoy. Jlme! and Elizabeth Kll Earl and Madeline. Cross, gir) g;end and Helen Th . elrl. Willlam and Mae E: Theodore and Maug Wllloulhhy. sirl, Howard and Anne Norris, girl. Mary Yates. boy, Edw ind Daisy Allen. boy. Willie and Kntharine Strickland, bos. Lawrence and Nell Byers. boy. Richard and Maryan Danlel. boy. Loyle and Mary Marrison. boy. Alvin and Audrev English. boy, Cesaris md Claudine Mamaril, girl. Farnest and Ruth Tavlor. boy. Veols and Rlanche (‘lmmerbl:k boy. Touis and Sally Baskin. Tohn and AmandaJohrison. il Earnest and Virzinia Claggett. boy. Arthur and Gertrude Gray. boy. Harold and Mabel Walker. Deaths Repor!ed Rosa W. Cash. &5. 1727 Buclid Getise. 85 310+ Soath Dakola wirl. 245 1'st. Crilly. 4. Georgetawn’ Hospital. Amos Rusk_47. Providence Hosoital Ch‘l‘nce'll!m] Brown. 43, George Washington os! Elljs L. Marsh. 27. Potomac River. Eastern Branc James Brooks 10. Children's Hospital James Wills R Home for Aged and Infirm. Genevieve Gackins. 72. Georgetown Hos: .Yulln mkson A3, Freedmenl Hosplm ‘Taylor Ward. 59, Irene 3. Skson: Shods) "- e John ' Qreen. 4174050 Wisconsin ave. a R Sprigg, 70_Gallinger Hospital. Clmon Jones. 14, Potnmlc River. COMMITTEE SELECTED Francis J. Rafterry, newly elected faithful navigator of the Washington General Assembly, Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus, has announced the appointment of the following Ex- ecutive Committee for the coming year: Dr. George R. Ellis, Thomas J. | Fitzgerald, Thomas Trodden, James B. Flynn, Carmine Garofolo and Fran- cis McCann. Plans for the coming year for the assembly include the Catholic Forum, the pound party for the Little Sisters of the Poor, Columbus day exercises | | and Thanksgiving and Christmas cele- | brations. Swimmer Drowns in River. STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1936. LIONS CLUB VISITORS GUESTS OF D. C. CLUB 150 Members En Route to Prov- idence Convention Pay City Call. A group ¢f about 150 members of the Lions Club, en route from Colorado to the convention of Lions Interna- tional at Providence, R. 1., were guests of Washington Lions today. A ladles’ day luncheon was to be held at the Mayflower Hotel, with Gen. Albert Cox as the principal speaker, and Adam Arnold, president of the local club, presiding. The sightseeing activitles of the visitors included a trip to the 200 to see real lions. Robert L. McKeever was head of the local Entertainment Committee. FALLS FATAL TO TWO ‘Two men died in hospitals here yes- terday as a result of falls, one of them suffered five months ago. Jackson Lee, 68, of 466 F street southwest, died in Gallinger Hospital of internal injuries he received when he slipped on the icy pavement at Ninth and P streets last February. Jett Carruthers, 55, of 210 E eet Harry Scctt, 43, colored, was drowned | last night while swimming at the foot | of Eleventh street southwest. He had | swum only about 80 feet from a pier | when onlookers saw him go down. i e’ Is One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 3 Funeral Homes—7 Chapels —14 Parlors—40 Assistants —25 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances. 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Call COlumbia 0432 918 Cleveland Ave. Riverdale Park, Md. 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STRAW HATS Lightweight stiff straw hats, ) All-Wool SLACKS Every new pattern, fancy or reduced $ 4.9 5 POLO SHIRTS 89c Expires ADMIRAL THOMAS J.COWIE, died ir Casualty Hospital of spinal in- | Liberty Loan medal made from Ger- jurles suffered in a fall on the stairs| man cannon. of his home last week. ADMIRAL GOWIE, PAY OFFIGER, DIES Was Originator of Bill Which Raised Service | Salaries. Rear Admiral Thomas Jefferson Cowie, 79, former paymaster general of the United States Navy, died Jast night at his home, in the Burlington Hotel, after a three-month illness. Admiral Cowie #was appointed as- sistant paymaster of the Navy in 1880 and rose through the grades to be pay- master general. He also was chief of the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. ‘The admiral was originator of the Navy pay bill, which increased the pay of all officers of the Army, Navy and Marnie Corps. Praised highly for his work in the Liberty Loan office during the World ‘War, he was presented with the first During the Japanese-Chinese War the admiral served as intelligence officer aboard the U. 8. 8. Monocacy. He was senior vice commander in chief of the Military Order of the ‘World War from 1922 until 1929; he was made commander in chief the following year. He had been secretary and treasurer of the Navy Mutual Aid Association since 1921 when he retired from active Navy duty. The deceased was a Mason and member of the Army-Navy Club. Born in Montezuma, Iowa, Admiral Cowie, at an early age, moved to Wash- ington, where he attended private and public schools. In 1881 he was married to Susan A. Gedney of this city. Besides his widow, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Robinson, wife ot Capt. Clyde Robinson, who is in charge of Dahlgren Proving Grounds. Funeral services will be held at 10 am. tomorrow at the Spear funeral home, 1623 Connecticut avenue. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. Boy “Straddler” Bflcued NORFOLK, Va. (#).—Robert Smith, | 14, took the initial step, but the Fire Department took the next one. Robert decided to step from one sloping roof to the next, two stories | up. He stepped, and from his Roman- riding position found the next step impossible, (edar Hill . ‘Wamqumtfi (emet erg When Beauty is Permanent Time Onlv Adds to its Chorm For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR o No Extras! For a Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Piremen rescued him, weak from the strain of his straddling. We have decided to increase our service thru the medium of a completely modernized store from an appearance standpoint ... workers are already busy at their tasks and we realize that DRASTIC REDUCTIONS (some as much as HALF PRICE) are necessary to compensate our customers for any inconvenience in service during re-building. 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