Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1936, Page 12

DBeaths. © D!LIVI’NGK‘. Al‘l‘.l!l kA m,)‘ondl Nl the lats ‘x:tdh C. Dfll'v)i.nfl! d e ur_ Eral from the James T. Ryan funerai 317 P!lbgl!lvlhu t s Notice of funeral Iater. - ussiay: fhencs, 1 P\merl e‘ ook her me mldenn neral weg Inurmem Union cem- t 1 !lpn.ll Uhurth etery. D!Dlrkd this _life ”“IY" S Si’M at h!v rlll; = lmnrm' “illness. mA DOH-! neral Priday. October 9. at &:3 )’ a.m.. from her late residence tullo!ed by ss at 9 o'clock at St Augustine's urch. _Interment in Arlington Na- Uonll Cemetery. 8* Dl GAN JOHANNA. _On 'nmd"v oA Selovea 10 e Tate James Duan, Remains Hanlon's funeral e ot Notice of fungral pariors. 641 H st. n.e. later. . GAYNELL. On Wednesday, G Eaer r. 1615, at Bimergency Howpial Wi ington. D. s‘l’o“’l‘(nll;eoloved‘ wile of Leslle Cecil Es- . fivston of “-nd gllll thter of Thomas (nee Counts) of E is survived by slie C.. Jr. .I':ld \gfl]ll.l}\ LW fll\l(hlll’fi a AT rl:;‘avofilfnlbmll AOHCP Eggleston: five sisters $n4 Tour Brotners. Notios of funeral later. Ans OVETT. On Monday. October 5. .‘ e rver & Sriel \liness. LOVETT EVANS "of 1358 "4th st husband of Mrs, Heg‘l;lsl“fllns ie. eI o Turvived by s host of other relatives and friends. Remains Testing av Fraziers funeral home. 389 R LA Funeral Thursday. Oc- from the Third Bantist tobr Interment Rosemont Cemetery. i WREDERICKS. JOHN WEBSTER. 19:36. at Pittsburgh. Pr R WEBSTER FREDERICKS. HEDRICK FUNERAL | RITES TOMORROW 3 ‘Former Naval @bservatory Astronomer Wag D. C. Native at 71. Funeral services for Dr. Flenry Ben- jamin Hedrick, 71, widely known as- tronomer, will be held at 2 p.m. to- morrow at his late residence, 3240 8 : street, where he died yesterday. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemstery. A native of this city, Dr. Hedrick w s graduated from the old Co- lumbian College, now Georg e ‘Washington Uni- versity, and later received & Ph. D. degree from Yale University. For many years, until 1912, he was astronomer at the NavalObservatory De Mot here. In the lat- ter year he went to Yale to aid a group of sctemuu in computing “tables of the moon.” The calculations, which are made every 150 years, required about eight years to complete. Returning to Washington, Dr. Hed- rick became chief ballistician at the ,{ Aberdeen Proving Grounds, remaining until he retired in 1932. He had written a number of mathe- matical tables and completed a cat- alogue of zodiacal stars which is widely used by scientists. Dr. Hedrick was oOn | made & member of the Sigma Xi, hon- orary society at Yale, in recognition of devoted husband of Ada Warf Fredericks. | his scientific achievements; was a brother of Stephen Fredericks and Me- | lissa Ross. Funeral October 9 at 1 p.m. from _the Ernest Jarvls church. 1432 You st. n.w. Jarvis officiating._ Interment Rrtniton National Cemetersy. 8 FRYE, ALICE M. On Wednesday. October ia36, ar net renidence 112 Fotomac ave, se. Al.\‘ E_(nee Brown). The’ beloved-wite of ihe late Noan Frve. Notice of funeral later. GREEN, ELIZABETH. Entered ln!n turnll rest on MDn% October 5. 1% ELIZABET! e, wile of ihe ate Thomas Green. She leaves two Sevoted Eranddsushiers. Mary Green and Mrs, Erma YOung: two great-grand- fyneral D. he. after 12 7.C Puneral Thursday. October 2:30 p.m. from the Ebenezer M. sis. se. Rev Interment - Ariington National Cemetery. FRIGER. HELEN LOUISE. = on Sunday. October 4. 1936, at 1629 O si. UISE GRIGER. wite of m: C. Griger. beloved mother of . Griger and sister of Alice T She also leaves to mourn their loss other relatives and many friends. Funeral services at the McGuire funeral home, 1870 9th st. n.w.. on Thursday. October & at 1 p.m. interment Har- mony Cemetery. GRUBBS. DR. ROBERT BLAND. On Au- ust_18. 1936 at_Stockholm, Sweden. r. ROBERT BLAND GRUBBS (lieuten- ant colonel. retired). beloved husband of Maud Esan Grubbs of Los Angeles. Calif. ‘and Washington. D. C. ~The interient will take place at Aflington National Cemetery. with fuil mL\lllY’ honors. Thursdav. October 8. at Bection 6. site 5024. Friends and uv.- tives invited. BEDRICK. HENRY B. Suddenls. on o:- tober 6. a: his home. HENRY QK. belond husband of )-lnnnnh Puntrll services at his nw. a REUBE Bus ddenl’ on sund y. Teiober 4 1636, "as his Tesidence coln Park. Rockville. ; TLL. beloved father of Leo Hill S liams. Edith Hill Manly and grandfather ot Carlisle Blair Hill; brother of Wil- liam’ and Hill' Funeral Thurs- day. October 8. at p.m salem M. E_ Church Rockvme Rev. C. E . Hodges officiatin fl;m Lincoln Park Cemetery, Ror.‘vxll: “HOLLIDAY. DR. J. AUSTIN. On Be ber 30 lae, i Los Anseles. et By, AUSTIN OLLIDAY. devoted son of Vl rs. L. A P nckney and brother of the late’ Willie Mae Pinckney, funeral later. ‘ PEINS, DOROTHY TERRY On Wed- Ogiober 7. 1946 st Episcopai "Bbapital. DOR: HOPK] bel oved wite of Dr. Sievhen C. Hopkins al 4910 Hillbrook lane. Spring anlu v. Puneral services Priday. at 10 a.m. at her late resldence. terment Cedar HIN Cemeiers. BUMPHREY, GEORGE A. On Mondly October 5. 1938. at his residence, 28 V st. n.w. GEORGE A. HUMPHREY. be- loved ‘husband of Sallle Humphrey ‘and father of Alired 8. Humphrey. brother of Warren Humphrey. He is also sur- \ned by two uncles, Alfred and Walter Lan, neral from ' the above residence on Thursday, October & at 2 b.m. Rels atives ‘and. {riends invited. 'Interment Erospect Hill Cemetery. Services by the W. W. Chambers Co. ‘ACISON. CHARLES E. On Tuesday. tober 6., 1936. at CHARI Vernon Notice of In. Jackson and devoted father B.. Henrietta L. Jackson and Robinson. Remains resting at Eiowart's Ameral home 30" B st ne. Notice of funeral later, !o-uson JAMES H. Devarted this m- ’I‘HMI! Octnh fi at his Pesidence: Eve T H. JBHNESH, ‘devored Husbanid of Alberts Johnson (nee Davis). loving father of Estelle Hughes, Theress Peston. Maty Peyton. nie Minor, Leon Johnson. berta Swan. John Johnson and the Ilu Theodore Johnson of York, Pa. He also leaves to mourn their loss tweive grand- children. 'a _brother-in-law. Willlam Davis. and a host of other reiatives and {riends Bros.’ tice ‘of funeral later. Ders please copy.) EIREPATRICK, RICHARD N. On Monday. 6. _at Casualty Hosnllll RIGARD. N KrAks, loved Riisband of Della, Lee Kirkpatrick of 104 8th_st. n.e._ Body resting at the chapel of Joseoh Gawler's Sons. 1756 Pa. ave w.. until ‘Thursday, October & mmiciment "Warrenton. Cemeters. Warrenton. Va.. at 2 D.m. Thurbday. KNOTT. WILLIAM D. Suddenly. on Morh dar e 1936, WILLIA . Remains resting at Barbour funeral home. 48 K st N ne. - (York, Pa.. pa- ai i B Garrascs Tonit TomeaIa ersbure, Md. Funersl services on Thurs October 8. at 10 a.m.. at St. Mary's ExThonie Churer.” Byrnawville, Md: terment chureh cemetery. LANDSTREET. ANNA C. On T tober 8, In- m. "Relatives and friends invited. " In< {erment Pohick Church Cemetery. Po- a. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO. Yetther the successor to nor connected with original W. R. Speare ntn ment. W. one o 2893 RS Crematorium th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5200 §th and Mass. Ave. NE___Lincoln WILLIAM H. SCOTT 400 Sth Bt 8.5 fapeotn 0530 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. {i18eventh e % NAtional 2473 ]ou b F. Birch’s Sons YCOCK. M: one e S0l 5034 M St. N.W. el r One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. N.W, Col. 0432 517 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 CEMETERY LOTS. : Wm FUNERAL DESIGNS, < GEO. A. COMLEY &% A. C £ %‘5& EO. C. SHAFFER mma& -ulul.m Cor. 14&&57: 1213 7 ot AW, 2 MILLER. WILLIAM B, tober 93 member of the American Mathematical | Society, the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the Astronomical Society. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Hannah Mace Hedrick; a son, Judge Braths. LUCAS, SARAM E. Suddenlr. on Sunday, Qctober 4. 1036, st Emergency Hospital, SARAH E. LUCAS. beloved wife of Wlml A Lu:li loving dlufmlr of Mrs. Fannie Wood. sister of James Conwell and She also le EDWARD E. MUTH, President of the George F. Muth art supply store, who was found hanged in his shop at 710 Thirteenth street yes- terday. Benjamin Mace Hedrick of Arlington County, Va.; two daughters, Miss Anna P. Hedrick, this city, and Dr. Eleanor Hedrick Beamer, Richmond, Tex., and four grandchildren. DESTITUTE FAMILY BURIES SLAIN HUSBAND His five young children, his widow and a small group of relatives yester- day attended the funeral of Ray Childress, 35, taxicab driver, who was shot to death Friday night by his landlord in an eviction attempt. ‘The death of Childress left his fam- ily destitute, and the funeral expenses were paid by his former employers and W. W. Chambers, in whose chapel, at 517 Eleventh street southeast, the cere- mony was held. Burial was in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Meanwhile, the landlord, Donald K. Stanton, 37, a Treasury Department file clerk, was being held for the grand jury. The shooting occurred in Childress’ bed room, at 69 New York avenue northeast, after Stanton had boarded the door in an effort to turn Va. | the family out. residence. 1207 _Rhod LUCAS. SARAH E. Officers a of Ruth Chapter. No. & O. - requested to_attend the funeral of our late sister. SARAH E LUCAS. Thurs- day. October 8. 1936. at 1 p.m. from First Baptist Church. Rossiyn. Va. B W. OOOK. W. M J ¥ HARDWICK. W. P. J. €. BUTTS. MARSHALL. Ml.olA Ziia QP isdnesday. tober 7. 1936, SALOMA Z. Seisved wite of Jonn Lewis Marshail and mother of Alvin Dewey and Howard Marshall of Vienna_ Va.: Minnie and Myrtle Marshall of Washington. D. C.. and Mrs. Arthur Davis of West Virginia. Remains' resting at her late resigence. 333 Hume ave.. Alexandria. Va. Notice of funeral later. -~ Services by-the W. W. Chambers Co. MeINTIRE, non:u-‘w%u:‘ be: Blnlllnum ROBER’ ARREN. son of William !d'lrd and Mlldl’efl Mc- Intire. Puneral from his late residence, 274 Park ave. Takoma on Priday. October 9. at 8:30 to the Church h Georsis ave. n.w. offered at 9 Relatives and Triends invited. ‘Interment Mount Olvet Ceme- ©On Tues- On Tuesday. Oc- at_his residence. ‘1310 30E Svel P, ER, beloved: husbarid " of -Emm: Miller! Funeral services will be held at his lats residence on Thursday. October 8. at 2 l:u" Interment Congressional Ctm' MUTH, EDWARD EVERHARDT. Buddenl! on Tuesday.October 6. 1936, ARD EVERHARDT MUTH. beloved husband of Edna lnnluthk'!lther of George ldnm Mu Ll(lnn’ ir. rnv.h:r ot Be Muth, Rflnalm Testing at Lee's lunenl home. 4th st. and Mats. ave. n.e.. where services will be held on Thursday. Oc- tober 8. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Oak Hill Oemeun‘ SEARS. MORTIMER A. On Tuesdsy. Oc- 6. 1936. at his reskdente the Aurlmen 's. MOI A. beloved _husband of Childaress Sears. and Teiner “of_Bthe Sears Weller. _Puneral services Thurs- day. October 8. at 2 pm.. a pariors_ 1300 N ll. n.w. Athol. Mass. STORMER. MARY I. On Mond: 5. 1636 8t her residence. T3340K Interment October st. STORMER (nee Hill). M-? ARY A ARy LR S ter of Marian Heddeman and the Robert McKinley. Funeral late, residence on Thursday, Oclober 8 2:30 el p.m. Interm Relatives mad ricnd s inviged. ate Eimeiors! TURNER. JAMES. On Wednesday. 0\: tober 7. 1936 "at Mount Alto, Hoepical, 3 TURNER. Remains resting ai Frazier's funeral home. 389 land ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. wum AN‘I'flNlA On Tuesday. Oc- lober 6. 1936 ANTONIA. beloved wife o %he late. Andreas Walter " Funersi from her late residence. 809 Mass. ave. n.e.. on Thursday, October 8. at 9 a.m. Requiem mass _at St. Joseph's Church at 9:30 a.m Relatives nn hlendl in- Jited. " Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- ery. WEIR, GSOIG!’I"I’I TAYLOR. nesday. October 7, 1936, at her resi- dence. ' Manassaz.' Va. G FTTE beloved wife of Robert itchell Weir. /mother of Alice Weir Gu“ck James B. Weir and Robert r. Jr. She also is survived by three R A g of Aldie. Va: Mrs_ Selina Taslor Wilson of Hay- arket. Va Mrs. Edmonie, Tavior EifCiele of Minascas Ve one brother . Conwav Taylor of lllumorl Md. Services Thursday. October 8, at 3 nm 2¢ Trinity Episcopal Church, Man Va.! conducted: by, Rev. A. Steusrt Gib: son. Interment Manassas Cemetery. WILKINS, ELDRIDGE PENICK. Sudden! 0 Monday, Qetober 5, 1036, ot his re dence. 4408 Eim st.. Che' ELDRIDGE loved husband of Eleanor Van kins and father of Capt_Ja kins, Aurine Wilkins of Kor Court Wilkins. Remains restis above residence. Notice of funeral later, Services by the W. mbers Co, In Memortam. BROOKS. MINNIE C. A lofll’l( mm-u to !ht memory of m’ dear mothe AR L Sl l-lo today. oeuun 19335. ., ity The rose that is w5 B At 1s the lo On Wed- dearest lnfl rarest HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER BERNICE B. BROWN. JROWN. BETTIE. In loving remembrance of our flllhnl llwf-hll ; randme BETTIE 'N. who defllr‘!fl (Hh Tite One 3ear ase today Octeber T Gently thy Bfll!lnl spirit lled» divine: on mny lueh STace oB uE be shed And make d 1l ROSA v WINDEOR ANS SERRL.coL- LINS. L] BROWN. FRANCES. In loving rememe Srancé of our déar mother and. wile: Jite ‘six ears ago today. Octoner 5o1080, % years ago since that sad .d! en our dear mother was :Iu I'IYV e an e yon age DAU e AND HUSBAND, J( BROWN. mx A tribute of love to the ‘memory of o devoted husband :nd !ltheu“.w HAWKINS. who rted fo o ar 3 = od s o, ne year ago today, When alone In our ‘sorrow and Bitter w. als & dream of sweet the world he lhndl? :.v'o.:l s And 'hlmm “Dear family. death ocan- not_divide. ODEN, WILLIAM i our dear muuu ‘sd_"Tether. years Ml’ “5( & dear, me% mmdmarrhnm 'tflmhthn %' ODEN, deceased tweive |\ —_— C. V. BURGESS DIES CULPEPER, Va., October 7 (®).— Carroll V., Burgess, 54, a prominent cattle buyer of Reva, died of a heart attack today at the home of Mrs. J. J. Davies, sr., in Culpeper. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Wal- ter Burgess, three sisters, Mrs. Bessie Spilman, Mrs. George Eggborne, both of Reva, and Mrs. Peter B. Pullman of New York, and a daughter, Mrs. Ed Turner of Richmond. Accent” your hair home— quickly and easily with a Lovalon Hair Rinse. . . . There are tweive shades— one for every color of hair. And take nm—lavu.lon isa harmless vegetable rinse and will -ndycubln:h zhehm.hmfl addsa temporarytint that will off in your next shempoo. 12 Shades: Placinus. chastnut Seavedat bt roen Tond, goldsa Bloods Tkt = & rinses 23¢ LOVALON HAIR RINSE Women Like Our Charge Plan t help right now— When you sre faced with the necessity of buying new clothes. New Fall DRESSES 5}895. Charge It! 3 Months to Pay! + «.« aTe the words that best de- fine these distinctive now frocks that incorporate the very new- est and smartest fashion de- talls, Tailored and dressy models, tunic and swing styles. Newest colors. Sizes for misses and ‘women, E. E. MUTH FUNERAL WILL BE TOMORROW Suicide Certificate Issued in Death of Art Supply Firm Head. Funeral services for Edward E. Muth, 59, head of the George F. Muth artist supply company and well known in musical and amateur theatrical circles, will be held at 2 p.m. tomor- row at the Lee funeral home, Fourth strest and Massachusetts avenue northeast. A certificate of suicide was issued by Coroner A. Magruder MacDonald after Muth's body was found—shortly before the usua) opening hour of the store—hanging from a heavy packing cord beneath a skylight on the second floor of the stcre st 710 Thirteenth street. He had been in poor health, relatives said, | For the last several weeks Mr. Muth had been rehearsing for his role in an Arts Club play, “No More Prontier,” to be presented at the club October 26, 27 and 28. Mrs. Maude Howell Smith, chair- man of the Dramatic Committee, an- nounced today that the play would be presented as scheduled, as she be- lieved that wculd have been Mr, Muth’s wish, Mr. Muth was to have played the part of a grandiather in the prologue of the play. Surviving are his widow, a son, George E. Muth, and two daughters, Mrs. Lee D, Latimer and Miss Flora E. Muth. o BANKS TO CLOSE Banks throughout Maryland will be closed on Monday in recognition of the birthday - anniversary of Chris- topher Columbus. Washington insti- tutions will remain open. | Zurhorst | § MORTICIANS (C. 8. ZURHORST, JR.) 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It was confined to that floor, but considerable damage resulted to merchandise on the second and first floors from water and smoke. Firemen L. D. Gately, No. 16 Engine Company, and E. T. Hammil, No. 6 En- gine Company, were treated by the rescue squad for cuts caused by fy- ing glass. ‘The firemen were hampered by smoke, and thousands of passersby stopped to watch them battle the flames. Traffic was held up for more than an hour. At the height of the fire another alarm was turned in, and apparatus went to the Astoria Apartments, Third and G streets, to extinguish a small blaze on the roof. 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