Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1936, Page 10

"A—10 #x @ards of Thanks. ORNSON. JAMES W., JR._The family of 2O e JAMES W, JORNSON. Jr wiahes in° express their profound thanks preciation for the he-uu(ul floral Sfeces and. sympathy tendered by our many friends on the ocl:niun u( the sud- @ien passing. of our joved one. —To U nurses of the Heaith Unit o! columm. “No. 422 we wish to thank you. Sant To- thank vou' for ?fi;":fim‘h and wan ank vou fo Church services. E FAMILY. IIHBIRI ]A“S Thl (lmfl! of the late AMES REMEERT wish to express their wnucuuon o the minister and friends (nr Lhe luu!ul expressions of sym- pathy. the ‘n"“z h'.r'lhlg’tel and_many ndnesses during thelr bereaveme ND FAMILY. * Braths. ABEEL, AhN‘E ELIZABETH. On Thurs- dav. July_23, 1936, at the residence of AEF son. "Pragk M. abeel, 520 Monigom; ery “ave. Silver '8pr ELIZAEFTH, beloved wife of the late Charles E. devoted mot! Ser Sprine, ua of Albany.' N. ¢, UPunera he hflfl ll l(rlu’ H st. Priday. 0 p.m. lntermem at )lountaln View Cometers. Suseries. N. Y., satur- day, July 25, &t 2 . ALLEN. HENRY A. On Thursday, July 2 1936, at his residence. 1614 V st. n. NRY A Gevared hushand of Geneva Allen. father of Opal Turmer, ifrea Rector and Arvine Howard, Fielen and Lois Allen ‘and brother of Tsiah__Allen. Amanda arey, ~Mary ind" viola Harris, Remains xésune at he W. Ernest J.X\ll {untul ehum . a5 You st. thereatter ot his iate residence, neral Sa 28 8 5" rom Chantilly Baptist Church. Cramtiily. Va. &5 ARCHIBALD H. TELLER. On Friday, July 24 1936, at Swampsc scott, Mass.. LLER. beioved husband of Doromy Rooden- Archivaid. Notice of funeral later. BALCH, PERCY I On Mcnflly Jlfly .fl 1036 at Eijot. Me., PERCY I il mahs s mains resting l(lflsvsfnrzds parlors. 1300 Rersi seivices at Al Souis Chureh, 16th and Harvard sts. n.%.. on Saturday, July 35 at 3 pm. Interment Rock Creek metery. NDON, JVIlCTOB 8. Suddenly. on Wed- nesday. ‘July 22 Costa Rica. V‘lL'l‘URS BLVJNDON snl\ 01 Francis A. and Mary C. Blundon, will arrive in New York August 2. tice of funeral later. N. FLEMING W.. SR, Departed this R e Fridns, J“fii’ 24, dnnh after ess ‘at his residence NG W EROWN. nusband ” of the late Abe L loviny father of Fleming W. .: Marion O. Wood. Morton 8, and Richard E, Brown: grandfather of Vivian Brown. father-in-law of Maus Brown. He ieaves to mourn their loss two sisters. cne brother. father-in-law and other relatives and friends. Remains Iesting at Barbour Bros’ funeral home, 48 K st til 7 p.m. Saturday, July | fa Fu- | from No- 25 e residence. at 1 pm.. Baptist Church. 3rd and W Rev. William H. Jernagin ofciating. Interment Harmony Cem- rery. FPATRICK JOSEPH. On Friday. J y Belo d of Elizabeth Teresa Cain (nee GRS and father of Teresa, John and Francis Funeral he above residence o iontae July 51 at 8:30 am: thence 1o St. Sienhen’s hurth Where mass Wil be offered af 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. ORA THERESA. On We«nesd - J836, at her residence 13 RA THERESA DIX -u-e Neiligan-Flowers). beloved wife ot Funera] {rom the above Thrisa's Church s&. nere mass will for the Tenose of her be said a — 4 Pout Rl ivés And Triends thvited. terment Mount Olivei Cemetery. DIXON. NORA_THERESA. _The Ladies’ Benevolent ‘ciock, for prasers. mass Rt St. Theresa’s Church Saturday. July 25, at 9 am FLORENCE TUCKER. Fr!s ANNIE GARVEY. R. S Dor REUBEN A. On Wednesday. Jnly 2 936, athis fesidence. ©110 Ward i husband of Mrs. Gora E. Wheeler Do, He aiso leaves 1 mourn_their loss two brothers, five sis- lers and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral July 25 at 1 p.m.. from IRt Zioh Mo Ghureh - 20t st. be- tween Dumbarion ave and O st. D.¥. Rev. G. E. Curry officiating. ©OY. REUBEN. Al members of Young Men's” Progressive Lodge. No G o o O il aicase assempte, st Moum Zion M. E. Church. Saturday. July 1936, at 19:40 oclock, 1o’ stiend fu- neial of Brother REUBEN DOY order of H. CLIFTON BURRELL. N. G J. N. LAWSON, P. §. NA MEDORA. On Wednesday. 1936, A UKE ), the beloved wife of Capt. Basil Duke, Funeral from . the CGhambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chiapin i st on ‘Priday. July 24 at 10:3 ain" " Relatives "and. - friends ‘niitea, Interment Arlington Cemetery. UERAS. ROSE MARIE. on Juls 22 936, at her residence. @315°7ih st 'y her late residence unfil Saturday. July | be held ‘in lhe‘ 25. when services will Chlurch of the Nativity at 10 o'clock a.m o be followed by interment. Relaives | and friends invited to attend. FINERAN. WILLIAM J. On Friday, July at and Margaret A. of funera! later. GRIFFIN, 1DA A. vednes 36. IDA ‘A, GRIFFIN Gerbere botbved Cmifo &R and mother of Faul'F, Grifin of 1213 20th st. n.w. above addl!:s on Saturday. 30 Rea! m. Relatives Terment Mount Olive: Cemetery. RANZELL. ELLEN. On Thursday, July 3. 1936 at Washineton Sanitarium, Ta- .. ELLEN HANZELL. 3 ze! Charles Hanzell. Remains resting at the W, Chambers Co. suburoan funeral Cleveland ave.. Hl\crdll!, Md. Funeral services in Columbia Hall. Ta- koma Flr( Md.. on Saturday. July 25. Reiatives and friends in- Imexmem ‘Washingion Memoflllx BAWKINS. HOWARD. Departed_this life Wediiesday. July 2% 1036 at St Eliza- beth's Hospiial, HOWARD HAWKINS of 1543 6th st. n.w. He leaves to mourn their loss a devoted mother. a loving wife. two sisters, grandmother, five aunts, N° 8 Hishes omeiating. © 24 'l‘, snu\n IRENE. = On Thursday. July 23 2936 at Takoma Park Sanitarium, s.uuu( mm the beloved wife of Nor- an Remains_resting at the Cfllonhl Iun!ral home of William Reuben Fumphrey. Rockville. Md. " Funeral serv- ices at the M. E. Church. Concord, Md.. Bunday. July 26, at 3 pm. Interment hurch cemetery. 26 JOHNSON, WILLIAM E. On Thursda July 23] 1936, WILLIAM E. N Beloved husband of Emily Johnson (nes Berry). aged 70 years. Funeral services nv, nu- chlml of P. A Taltavull. 436 it nSafurdsy. Sy S at Bim. “REiRiiver s Toisnds invited. In- terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. KENNEDY, JOHN T. On Thursdey. July 10364, st hu residence. 4709 Georzia ‘T. KENNEDY, the be- ]n"d husblnd of Belle L. Kennedy (nee Wagner) and father of Frank A. and J. Thomas Kennedy, Jr. Punerai from the above address “Satiirday. Ju'y Church Cemetery. Oldnam. Ve, oo KENNEDY, JOHN T. Comrades of the Associatior men _ will Georgla avi Saturday. guly o S LINDSAY. GRACE. on Tuesday. July 21, RACE LINDSAY. beloved daush. Lo ot PN et Bots o res, dsueh ot Louls Lindsas “mother "of Delores indsay “and sister of Edward. Alfred and Walter Jackson. Remains resting at the W.'Ernest Jaivis funeral ch 1432 You st. n.w.. until 5 p.m. Friday: l residence. 653 Gllllrfll! July morial_Church. "r’x‘evm’x'flm s "omeiatine. ating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Jose oseph F. Birch’s Sons Erabiisned '1"3{: 3034 M St. N.w. V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected wit] the orl[ln ) W R. Speare establizh: ene Nutitse 1009 H St. N.W, J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th_and M: ve NE Lincoln 5200 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. fiaaSereninst v NAtional 2473 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. NW. Col. 0432 517 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 Body | Rl Theresa’s and attend i 1 Clinic to Be Air-Cooled. 1t’s going to be cooler for patients at the Public Health servloe denhl clinic headquarters on avenue. Bids were advertised yelter day for installation of l.\r-efln:llflmhl equipment. They will be ‘Thursda Brafl;n. S, MARY JESSIE. llle‘l;flflednudly July 22, residence, 411 é de neral Saturday, July = rian’s Thierment " Mount Birver Ceme ery. MATTHEWS. MORAH DENBY. On Tues. Way: July’ 21, 1D35. at her residence, 2008 Columbia rd. MORAH DEN! \3 MA S, " beloved " wife of We: Schuvier Matthews &nd mother of ‘Den- igh and " Robert Matthews of Wash- . wic ich > Remuins Testing . Chambers Co. funeral home, Funeral services e Epip 7 G st Refatives and meneh are invited: Xnurment Prospect Hill Cemetery, McKIE, ISABELLA. On Wednllfll 22. 1936, at Crafton. Pa.. beloved sister of Irom her broth -Yul’ NDA, JOYCE Suddenly. on ‘Thursday. Julg at her resi- dence. 1301 sh herd St n W, GLEND) JO° aged 13 months. bl- Toved & d:\uthur of Douglas and Elizal B ReT O Pt rut services. st ihe residence of her grandparents, Mr. and Hansen, 814 Upshur st. n' on 25. at 2:30 pm.’ Rela- friends jnvited, © Tnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. PENDLETON, JESSE. On Thursday, July 23. 1936, JESSE LETO! Morton st. n.w. She 18 lurvlvafl hy 2 voted father. Benjamin F. Pendleton: one brother. Isiah Pendleton: two sisters. Gertrude Pendleton and Mrs. Laura Sykes: one aunt, Mrs, Mary Lucas, and also other relatives and mandn. Fu- neral Saturday. July 25. at 2 p.m., from Malvan & Seher's funcral home N3, ave. and R st. n.w. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 24 . MARGARET E._ On Thursday. July ' 1936, MARGARET E. e’ be- Toved moiner of Abarew 3., b Helan " Bu- neral services at the ambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 that se. on Saturday, July 25. at 2 tives and friends invited. Cedar Hill Ceme tery. RUST. JOSHAN On Friday. July 24 R0, W Rer Yestdencer 15 Timber Branch drive, ddock, - Alexandria, JOSHAN B. RUST. beloved wife of Robert N _Rust. and mother of Rovert N. Rust, 00 don D Dorotliy B. and Margaret Funeral_service at Emanuel r.n!:coml Church, Braddock. Alexandria. Saturday. July 25. at 3 p.m. Inter: it 1oy S Cemetery Al!xlndrll V-‘ On Thur: 3N CLATON BBRIGHS nd st. north, Halls Hill. Va., Mrs. Prances Jackson and M Gerhon “Claton ‘Srises:. broher o James Ovell Spriges. crandson of Mrs. Martna Carpenter and Jonn J. Carpen: and a devoied stepfather of Har- Tington Jackson. - He aio leaves many other relatives ‘and friends. Remains resting at Ridgley & Hicks, funeral home. 2030 M st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. STONE, GEORGE W. Departed this_life Wednesday, July 22, 1936, at his resi- dence 340 st GEORGE W ONE " beloved *husbaiid _of Mahulda Blone.. e alvg Jeayes i mourn thoh loae one sister. Rosie Coleman; seven nieces, four nephews and a host ‘of other rela- uves and friends. Remains resting at Eugene Fords funieral home, 1300 South Capitol st., until 4 Suf thereatter at his Int!rm‘ent m. . July, Then the body Wi e m state ac “Motint Morlah Baptist Church. 3rd and L sts. s.w.. where fu- Teral sérvices will be held at 1 p.m . Rev. J. H. Randoiph officiating. Body to be viewed after services. Interment Payne's Cemetery. SUDLER, ANNETTE MASSEY. On Thurs- day. " July 6. at her residence. ANNETTE MASSEY SUDLER, daunmer of Sara Anne and the late John Emory Sudler, ices and interment orivate. TAYLOR, MARY. On Thursday. July 23. 1936, it her résidence, 143 Rhode Island ave. ‘n.w., TAYLOR. Remains Tesiing 8t Frasier's: funsear home. SRR hode Island ave. n.w. Notice of funeral reafter. 24 TAYLOR. SARAH E. Departed this life on Thursday. July 1936. at 7 am.. at Ber residénce, 143 R. 1 ave. n.w.. SARAH TAYLOR.' wife of the laie “Bernard Taylor, deusnier ot Sne tate Willis and Martha Smith, dore W. Smith’of Philadeiphia. Pa. Re- mains Testing at Frazer's funéral home. TAYLOR, nlun k. Memben of St. Au- O ndreor e an‘sz f ereby notified of the deathi of Sister SARAH E. TAYLOR. Gl meeting Fridas st & e sier's Tuneral hom inode Island Funral Saturdsy. Juis S5 éu.‘s‘t:c at 10" a1 trom Holv Redeerer TAYLOR, SARAH E_ Obicers and mem- ‘ bers of Golumbia Temple. No.4%2. 1" B, . are Tequested 1o attend (e Blks “funeial Services for Danehter s £, TAYLOR, Fridss. July 24 v Puneral Sats y 35, mm 2t 10 am. from RENCE A. CAMPBELL. D. . NAOMI E. WASHINGTON. Secretary. WALKER. LOTTIE. Departed this 1ife Wednesday night. July 22. 6. Mrs. OTTIE WALKER “8he iaves to mourn their three chiidren. Miss Frances Walker. Miss Ullle Churchhill and Wil- liam Walker; two sons-in-law. three grandchildren and other relatives and filnds, Romains, resting ‘with L. Murray & Son. 12th and V. Funeral Monday. July 27. from | )- mont Avenue Baptist Church ai Rev. C. T. Murray officiating. in Payne's Cemetery. In Memoriam. "",';EE.'C RALPH. In sad but loving Jremem- T _darling brance of ¢ g son and brother. D. Thterment ago today. July 24. 1929, Never shall we cease to love you, Never shall our memory fade: The sweetest love forever linzers, In our helrt for vou today. HIS LOVIN ‘DADDY. rm.t! ul.r!l In sad but loving remem- brance of my beloved grandchild, RALPH FOLEY. who departed this life”seven years ago Yoday, July 24. Never shall I cease to love ou. Never shall my memory fade: The sweetest love forever lingers In my heart for you today. Yoy are not forgotten. Ralph, Nor will you ever be: As long 8s life and memory last T will remember thee RANDMA FRANK. * FOWLER. MARY t In sad but loving re- pemprance of my devoted mother. MARY E. FOWLER. deparied this life one Sear ago today. July 24. 1035, l::evlr mother in hnvem God bless you DEVOTED DAUGHTER. BERTHA. * ISON, who de- Darled "this life iwc years ago, July 24. HER_DEVOTED CHXLDRIN MRS. BE- AND ATRICE J. . VIO! -' PIRRY, ORANDme. u OHNSDN .°!A A. In sad but iribute of our sisier. ROSA A. :5'):1‘"5'6'1'!' who entered into rest two years ago, July 24 03, Mleep in Jesus. oh. how sweet: Free from all sorrow. blessed sieep. Your memory dear. fond and t: How we ol!usl Chll‘;k Odf you. diy misse SISTERS, LAURA DATCHER CHEL NEWMAN. KING. MARY JANE. AND RA- Y She still Hv!‘l“ln"t‘llll’hfl‘:!-lIDZA:. s s e hearts of !{L loved KING. MARY JANE. In noyin my ‘friend. MARY JA] ‘# tered rest eternal Jnly 24, Truly—{friendships are Ihml oft through the years kind memory lifts our loved ones whom we've lost awhile right into our very presence and restorcs the 1oys of their companionshin. LAURA A ROITN!OH KUTTNER. FANNIE WENGER. Temembrance of our dear Baughier .nS who de?lned this life four vears ago day. Jul 932 Mass at St. Church. AND memou of ; who en- 2% telbute o & 5 votlon 1o oné 30 dear.” ADA A" TR, ho Dassed away one’ yei Juiy 24. 1938, o Mother, dear. my heart I Althougn youir soul 15 now 3. i::.""* an v. Tike heaven 5 AUGHTER, LEACER PARKS. This world seems auite Without the smile of m%?n"g'-'x'fil‘e" ALIAFERRO, ANNTE. a4, devotion 0 the memory of ous dass | JONn Daried this Iie threc: yeavs uro adsy July 24, 1933. She is not dea %h Mmte awhile, And fuller life eternal. . NORVAIN. WILLIAM. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER ..m ¥ONE NAT 4108 P endars_Cor. 14th & Eye| Siv GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Picces 1212 P 8t N.W NAtiona) 4378 GEO. A. COMLEY s,:g,-gng; Axjistie Bloras Destans oy Puneral serv- | Jho, lett us seven vears | MOTHER AND sxsm DOROTHY AND BROTH*R‘ n Jai n sad but loving (J2 'l'lrls‘o- s SISTERS. * | 55 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., RITES FOR BISHOP |VIGTOR S. BLUNDON) | mies on cruise SET INALEXANDRIA Suddenly Wednesday in Stamford. By & Staft Correspondent of Lne Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., July 24.—Serv- ices for the Right Rev. Arthur Sel- den Lloyd, Suffragan Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New York aad & native of Alexandria, were to be con- ducted at 2 p.m. today at Christ Episcopal Church, here, by Rev. Harry Lee Doll, rector. Bishop Lioyd died suddenly Wed- nesday at the Summer home of his son-in-law, Gaven Hadden, in Stam- ford, Conn. He was the son of the late John Janney Lloyd and Eliza Arm Selden Lioyd of Mount Ida, Alexan- LENDA | dria. He was educated at the Epis- copal High School and was ordained at the Episcopal Theological Sem- inary here. Bishop Lloyd formerly served as Bishop Coadjutor of Virginia and as general secretary of domestic and foreign missions of the Episcopal Church. He leaves four daughters, Mrs. Gaven Hadden and Mrs. Charles Simington of New York, Mrs. Edmund Dandridge, Nashville, Tenn., and Mrs. Churchill Gibson, Richmond. Bishop Lloyd was a brother of the late Mrs. George Uhler of this city. Burial will be in Ivy Hill Cemetery. FUNERAL RITES TODAY FGR MISS WARD, ARTIST Burial of Talented Woman Will Be Tomorrow in States- ville, N. C. Funeral services for Miss Ruth Por- ter Ward, 35, well-known local artist, who died yesterday at her home, 3639 New Hampshire avenue, are being held today at Chambers’ funeral home, 517 Eleventh street southeast. Burial will be at Statesville, N. C. spinal injury received in childhood. For years she had succeeded in rising above her physical handicap to pursue her career as artist, and in recent years had won much favorable recognition. A resident of this city since 1919, Miss Ward attended the National School of Fine and Applied Art and afterward studied for eight years at | the Corcoran Art School, distinguish- ing herself in work at the latter insti- | tution. Traffic Convictions DRIVING WHILE DRUNK. Harold Coleman, 1304 Fourth street southwest, 30 days. SECOND OFFENSE SPEEDING. Willlam M. Minor, 823 Twelfth ! | street northeast, $15. FIRST OFFENSE SPEEDING. Barney Stiefe, 330 Emerson street, $5. Constance B. Spencer, 2103 Second street, $10. George P. Forest, 3525 Holmead place, $10. Eva L. Symon, Maryland, $10. Frank A. Webster, 1100 Seventh street northeast, $10. Don McCormick, 108 Carroll street | southeast, $10. | Richard Lewis, 1442 S street, $15. John T. Beelem, Maryland, $10. ‘Willie P. Leitch, 634 Park road, $15. Allen Jackson, 1121 L street, $10. John T. Phillips, 654 Girard street, $5. i George P. Battley, 628 Irving street, $10. Marriage Licenses. | Gustav, Helier 35, and Helen of Rockville, Md.; Page, b4, Rev J. F. s G. C. Havden. 43. and Cectlia F. xnllmln. 25, both of Baltimore: Rev. A. F. Jacob H. Dougherty, 34. 1719 cnnnal ave. I‘le ‘;ld fi:!hefln! M. Dlllbntl 36. 4027 u Rev. e osh F ‘of Schenee A Mt ohiatBS ks, 40 st.and dna Brmold, 20. 2"1 P lt i Rev. E. G. Goetz. 'lolurd 1l=kmn, 24. 1248 Half st. s. 8. 1216 1st st. 5. ms, 31. Vienns. Va. and irsinia, 2! Groomes, 21, Fairtax, vas “'l d_MeNie hl ‘38 709 13th st. ne. .na' Peart Z.°6.n¢ 1dge. 31, 722 13th N Rev. P. L Moore Baui B, New York City, and gnthu Hxllnnhur, 22,1750 8 st.: Preston J. Purker 27 and Mattie Di 27, both 3517 Prospect ave.. d e Elesnor Turnek, William Ry elen Cowtes. 20 Dath o( chlrlotulvllle. Vi ety Pt S, 1341 @ gt and miainin Prasiee 31, 3 !l’:ll«ifln! W. Sclkl 194 504 23rd pl Johnso; witam uu er. :dnx and 23. Riverdsle, Md.. Rev. Mills, 21, 243 2nd st. ne.: oore. Births Reported Walter and Josephine Keefer. girl. wrence lfm geth Wt;u. wirl. Lawrence and Joseph and Mary Josepl % MTeanet Gomner. boy. ines. boy. & ':‘a .ddK hnbovne ester an, dPnnul lllddltkfllfl. IIQY Wclley an cmrm and Glenna Carhart ' girl. and l‘ irl. Chll’lfl lflg‘ % g n " boy. C!t. hl lb'll! ilkinson, ‘kbfl ELine e Rl o o el P e v E:wunun‘lnfl ‘Annetts Wise. eirl. ltu ‘tgr . sirl. n ma l‘%’n wirl. Manfl and iy Roof Over River. The River Mersey, near Stockport, England, is to be partially roofed over to provide & 75-foob soad. Miss Ward’s death was due to a' Charles L. Bartholomew, 3214 Park | rict | place, $10. ¥, Brooks | — ev. D, C. | DIES IN COSTA RIGA Fatally Stricken on Southern Cruise. Victor 8. Blundon, 40, of Forest Glen, Md., who has been associated with his father, Francis A. Blundon, in the real estate business in Wash- ington for = number of years, died suddenly Wednesday in Costa Rica ‘while on & Southern cruise. " Blundon, accompanied by his cous- in, Kenneth Blundon of Forest Glen, left New York July 9 on a cruise to the West Indies and Central America. He complained of seasickness on the voyage and it is believed this aggra- vated the stomach ailment he had suffered for some time and caused hemorrhage that resulted in his death at Fort Limon. A native of Washington, Blundon was educated in the public schools, later attending Mount St. Mary, at Emmitsburg, Md,, and Catholic Uni- versity. During the World War he was with the Navy Department in ‘Washinglon and had planned to enter the air school at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology when the signing of the armistice changed his plans. He moved with his family to their home, at 10000 Georgia avenue, about 25 years ago and had lived there ever since. After he left the Navy Depart- ment he went into business with his faiher. He was a thirty-second .degree Mason, a member of the Almas Temple Shrine in Washington and of Masonic Lodge No. 198, Kensington, Md. He was also an active member of Grace Episcopal Church in Woodside, Md. Besides his father, he is survived by | his mother, Mrs. Mary C. Blundon, and | m brother, F. Edward Blundon of Forest Glen. Funeral arrangements will not be completed until later. They body will not arrive in New York until August 2. . MAJ. LOGAN N. ROCK WILL BE BURIED TODAY Officer of Judge Advocate Gen- eral's Reserve to Be Interred in Arlington. Maj. Logan N. Rock of the Judge‘ Advocate General's Reserve, who died | July 3 at Madrid, Spain, was to be | buried this afternoon in Arlington | National Cemetery. Born in 1900 in Louisville, Ky., MaJ. Rock served in France during the | B World War. Later, from 1918 to 1919, he served in the Judge Advo- cate General's Department here, re- signing in the latter year. He had lived for several years in Madrid, where he was a representative of the | International Telephone & Telegraph Co. His widow is Mrs. Lillian Davies Rock. | Honorary pallbearers were to in- | clude Maj. Gens. George S. Gibbs and | Fdward A. Kreger, both retired; Col. | Allen Gullion, Lieut. Col. John A.| | Smith and Maj. William Rounds. | Woman of Aran Weaves. Crowds at the annual exhibition in Ballsbridge, Irish Free State, enthusi- astically watch.d Naneen M-~ s, from Aran Island, deftly weave woolen belts for men, using the oldest weav- | ing methods in Europe, and the art will be taught in the Irish Free State. @dar Hill When Beauty is Permanent Time Only Adds to its Chlrgxl! COOL [l i~ KEEP take advantage of the new low rates on out-of-town calls daily after 7p.m.and all day on Sundays. We Have Been trained personnel—its through the years. The last word in Rates are reasonable. VICTOR S. BLUNDON BALCH FUNERAL RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Funeral aervlces for Percy 1. Balch, 60, of 5708 Sixteenth street, adminis- trative assistant to the supervising architect, Treasury Department, who died Monday night on his farm, near Kittery, Me., will be held at 3 pm. tomorrow in All Souls’ Unitarian Church, Sixteenth and Harvard streets. Rev. Dr. M. S. White, pastor of the Capitol Heights Congregational Church, will officiate. Dr. U. G. B. Pierce, pastor of All Souls’ Church, is out of the city. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Balch, who had distinguished himself as an architect and executive, left here about a month ago on a vacation. He had been prominently identified here with the Masonic fra- ternity. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. | Amy Moulton Baich; a son, Moulton Balch; a daughter, Mrs. Bernice Balch Cash; a grandson, Bruce Cash, and a sister, Mrs, Frank A. Mason, i Deaths Reponed’ Bailey 85 1913 Pennsyivania ave. St 7 Ambassador Hotel. & arner st. 13 BAT00 5t | Eranees Ward. ©1. Garfleld Hosoital 5 Ordwav st. 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The alleged beating occurred last May, after an argument between Haw- kins and his wife, who was visiting him, and while the guards were re- turning Hawkins forcibly to his room in the hospital, where he was a mental patient. Charges of assauit were filed against the guards and after the cases were continued twice pending the outcome (Jar free) “head 5c, 8c, 10c bunch, 4c; 3 for 10c exira special each 3272 M of Hawkins’ condition they were nolle prossed in Police Court Tuesda; 00 Bavpy can be. Bologna - Good Smoked Slluula Compound Lard Fresh Pork Shoulder _ Lean Pork Chops _ St Finest Corn Beef _ " = _.Ib., 19¢ b, 12%¢ Sliced Bacon Roll Table Butter - Longhorn Cheese _ = Bean Pork (Fat Back)_ A Pure Hog Lard, Bulk Plate Beef Pot Roa: New Potatoes, 5 Ibs., 13¢ Ripe Ibs., 25¢ Finest String - 23e - 15¢ - 29¢ - bunch 4¢ Cream Sugar Ripe Bananas Ib. Se 29¢| Ridgeway Save Money ot the Three Busy ’ N.E. MKT. 2153 Ave. N.W. I St. NW. | 12th & H Sts. N.E. 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