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A--12 ¥x @ard nf Thanks. CARTER. REV. ROY. Mrs. Roy A Carter and family wish to thank their relatives and_friends with gratitude for their comforting expressions of sympathy. Braths. DELIA. On Wednesdav. May 10. 1937 DELIA ARENDES of 610 G st. se. beloved wife of the late John Henry Arendes and_mother of Frank H. Wil- ligm ¥ Joseoh G and John H, Arendes. ral_from the James T. Ryan funeral 17 Pa._ave. se. on Saturday. At Si30 am.: thence to St Peter's Church. where mass will be o fered at 8 am Relatives and friends in- vited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 21 ARENDES. DELIA. Officers and members of the Rev. M. T. Sullivan Council No. 5. and all councils of C. W. B. L. are meet at James T. Ryar 1 Pa. ave. se. on Fri- at 830 pm RFIELD. President. Secretary ARENDES. DELIA. Sis Auxiliary. No. Kn! John. and sister auxiliaries are requested 1o attend the funeral of the late sister, DELIA ARENDES. Funeral from S Ghurehy, 2nd and C_ Sat< May ! 9 oclock. | Members o 8. Ani's AuRIIReS, at Ryan's funeral S17 Benntsvanie ave. 5.5, Thures day. May 20, at S p.m., to recite the Tosary (Signed) ROSE MOORE. President. LILLIAN DOVE. Recording Secretary. ISTER. HERBERT. On Monday. May at 11:20 a.m. HERBERT BANNISTER™ devoted 3o’ of ~Angeow Bannister, brother of Harrison and How- Bannister. Hilda Hall. Hannah er. Heloise Smith and Hester Weaver Testing the Ernest J; ¢ ARENDES, s of Ann's MOSES BROWNLOW. _On May 15, 1937, at Seaside Hos- Long Beach. " Calif. MOSI ERO\\\H)\\ BYINGTON. beloved hus: Brimer Bvineton. He also two daughters’ Amanda Interment Arl etery. (Knoxville Oon Mo alty Hospital beloved husband of e Brook: 10 brothe son. Ma! and Mav El man Brooks derson. Gertrude Tabb. stepf COFER, ELIZABETH. 20 195, at 1408 BETH COFER. Ke! d devoted 1a Butler of Pitis- funeral herca COOK. SAMUEL F. Marvin_Chu HARRY 1937 G, DAVIS, Wednesday. May HARRY Interment 21 ives and ar Hill C DE LACY, KATHERINE MARY. On W esday May 37, at Providence ospital MARY DE LACY. beloved e William H. De Lacy. m her late residence. 4 West Chevy Chase. Md Satu am.: thence %o the d Sacrament. where d at 9 am Relative ed to attend Interment Mount Cemetery. = DOCKENDORE. CLARA D. On Tuesdny I8 1937. at_John Hopkins Hos- CLARA D DOCKENDORF. late ence. Riverdale. Md.. beloved wife of am_P. Dockendor{ and Trager of Chic: Hustis of B t end at Gasch's funer ves and friends Lincoln " Ceme- o HARRISON HOWELL. on ay 101937, Col. HAR- LT, DODGE. beloved his- abet, Knowlton Dodge. Fu- at T pm. from 16thhand H sts. n.w. la Fort COL. Vednesday RISON HOV band of E! neral on Fri Ao Chureh: Interment orivate. EMMA C. On Tuesday 7 * residence, 2352 Champlain nw. PR G CHARRLS, devored wife of ‘Joseph Harris, moth M ndmother of Fred eaves other relatives and resting at the W. 1 church, 14 om the above ximc%m'cmrch Hanover. Va 2 MSGR. PATRICK .v S.T.D. On 15, at 4 pm. at Hospital PATRICK J. D prof h School of Sa the Shrine of the Conce Catholic_ Uni- versity. from 4 p.m pm. on Thurs- day. May 2. Reauiem mass Wil be cele- brated P May_21. at 10 am. in the Shrine of the Immacuiate Concep- tion. Interment New York. (New York City papers please cOPY.) 21 HEFLIN, JOSEPH S. On Wednesday. May 19. 1037, at Sibley Memorial Hospital. JOSEPH 'S. HEFLIN. father of Delia Giordano and Edith Wilson and J. Lynn Funeral from Zurhorst's funeral 301 East Capitol st. on Friday. 51, at 2 pm. Interment Cedar 1l Cemeters HERFURTH. RUDOLPH W. H X, 1037 at Alexandria Hospital. Alex andria. Va. RUDOLPH W H. HER- FURTH_ beloved husband of §; M. th. Funeral from Demame's fu- home. K17 Alexandria at 3 pm. In- will lie in Immac state i On May BILL. MRS, May 1¢ dence. asbingt s. GEORGE R. ¥ e et Jate at 3 pm. In- ment private HUBBARD. MILTON W. On Wednesday. his residence Mount Rainier. Md. MILTON W. HUBBARD. beloved husband of Madeline Hubbard (nee Donohue). Funeral will be held from Timothy Han- lon’s funeral parlors. (41 H st. ne. on Saturday. May 22, at 9:30 a.m. Services wiil be held at Douglas Memorial Church., 11th and H sts. n.e.. at 10 am. Rela- tives and friends invited. Glenwood Cemetery. HUEBNER, ALICE V 18 7. at the Te: Glenn C.’ Hanson. 1835 Mass. ave. se. ALICE V. HUEBNER (nee Hanson). Funeral from the abuve residence on Saturday. Mav 22. at 1:30 pm.: thence to Kendall Baptist Church. 20% Oth st sw. where services will be held at 3 pm. Relatives and friends _invited Interment Congressional Cemetery. 21 MA C. On Wednesday. 4 g at_the Nationas Home: opathic Hospital. EMMA C. beloved wife of the late Willlam J_ Hutchinson and sister of Mrs. J. G, Hodges. Funeral from the residence of her niece. Mrs. L. Stevenson. 5530 30th Pl n.w.. Sat- Tnterment, in Tnterment 21 On Tuesday, May ence of her son, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons N ¥ r) Frone Wert 015034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1318 Seventn ¢ N.W - NAtional 2473 odem Chapel _Tel. V. L. SPEARE CO. T uccessor to nor connected with :fi"%%l;&i!' WoR Speare establishment. Navona 28021009 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5200 FUNERAL DESIGNS. "ON LORIST BURTON'S 1000 Bl Biva. Beautitul Funeral Sprays oo AT. 1171 | SUNDAYS GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES PHONE NAT 0108 S eniany Cor. 14th & Eye ané Sundays GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pisces 1218 P 8. N.W. NAtional 4278 ) on | Bratha. MANN. WILLIAM E. Thursday, ‘May 20. 1637, at_his resi- dence 1 28th st. n.w.. WILLIAM E. ISEMANN. beloved husband of M. Eliza- beth Isemann, father of Jack and Eddie Isemann and brother of Henry H. Ise- mann and Mrs, Samuel C. Lyltle. Re- mains resting at Harry M Padgett's fu- neral home 1:31 11th st. se. Funeral from the above-named funeral home on Saturday. May 22. at 10 a.m. Relatives and frierids invitcd. Interment Arling- ton National Cemetery. JENKINS, RUTH, On Monday. May_ 17. 1037 at Garfield Hospital. RUTH JEN- KINS, devoted daughter of Rosa ‘Jen- kins. sister of Arthur, Willie and Roose- velt Jenkins and Lois Childs: devoted friend of Lucille Thurston. ~'She also leaves other relatives and friends. Re.- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church nw. Fu- neral Salurd ‘m. from the above f: nterment Johnston, 8. C. 21 JONNSON, CRESTER. _ On Wednesday. &’ Gallinger Hospital. CRESTER_JOHNSON of 1326 Corcoran st_nw. " Surviving him are four_broth- ers Richard. Martin. Phile and Robert: three devoted sisters. Mrs. Mary McNeir. Mrs. Rosa Harrington and Mrs. Annabelle Alston. and also a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Friday. May 1. at Z.pm, from the 7L Lowe funeral home. 913 Florida ave n.w. Rev. J. W. Bintant ofating. IRterment Wood- lawn Cemetery. =1 MAXINE. On Tuesday. May 1% at Gallinger Hospital MAXINE JONES. beloved daughter of ‘Samuel A. Anna E. Jones. loving sister of Ar- thur Jones. ' She aiso leaves other rela- tives and many friends. Remains rest- ing at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. ird and Eve sts s.w.. where funeral serv- ices will be held Saturday, May 2. at 1 pm. Interment Rosemont Cemetery 21 JOHN M. On Thursday. May 20, al Mount Alto Hospital, JOHN M usband of “Winifred ng at the W. W. Chambers Co home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Funeral services in Fort Myer Chapel. Fort Myer. Va.. on Friday 21.at 1 pm. Relaiives and friends invited.” Interment Arlington National Cemetery with military honors, JORDAN. MARY. On Tuesday. May 18. 1037, MARY JORDAN (nee Bessie Con- loved sister of James Conway Alice Burnhardt. Funeral residence of her brother. et Cotmar Manor_ Mo, on Fri at 2 pm. Relatives and Interment Fort Lincoln 20 KENNEDY. ANNA MARY E. _On Thersday, May 2014 at Garfield Hospital NNA MARY F. KENNEDY. daughter of eorge E._Kennedy and Eliza- beth S. Kennedy, Remains resting a‘ the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th St. n.w. Notice of funeral later. LANIGAN. MARGARET F. On_Wednes- day_ Mav 19, 1937. at_her residence. adison_st. MARGARET F. wife of William J. Lanjgan her of William B. Lanigan. Mrs. es F. Dowd and Mrs C. Wohlge- sr.” Funeral from her late resi- dence on Saturday. May 22, at &:30 am : thence to the Nativity Church. where mass will be offered at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 21 LOCKWOOD, JOHN WILLIAM. On Tues- day. Mav '1X. 1937, at Providence Hos- pital. JOHN WILLIAM LOCKWOOD, beloved husband of Mildred Lillian Lock- wood (nee Van Dusky). ~ Funeral {rom his late residence. 151 Nichols ave, se. on Friday. \ . at 1:30 pm Services at Esther Memorial Church of the Holy Communion. Consress Helzhts, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Intérment Arlington National Cemeery. JAMES T. Departed this life May 20. 1 at his residence, Accokeet Md " af a long illness. JAMES T. MAHON leaves to ourn their loss a loving lizabeth sister. Narcy Thompson. &nd other relatives and {riends. aturday. May 22 at 1 p.m. an Methodist Episcopal key. Md, Arrangements tthews. funeral directors. Suddenly. on Jordan nw. | ManoN Thursday 1 services at the W, W ast funeral home. 3 st s v May 21. at 2 pm. Relativ d to attend. Inter- ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 21 McARTHUR, WILLIAM H. Members of d D. Stuart Encampment. No. 7. 1. 0. O.'F. are requested to attend the fungral of our late patriarch. WILLIAM H. McARTHUR. Friday. pm.. from the st funeral home. 5 JOHN W. COVAN. Chief Patriarch. ERNEST L. LOVING. Scribe. MCARTHUR. WILLIAM H. Officers members of Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge are requested to attend the fu- neral of our late brother. WILLIAM H, MCARTHUR. Friday. May 21. 1937, at & pm. from the W. W. Chambers Cc Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st. s.e. MAE HARDING. Noble Grand; MINNIE A. BUTTS. Rec. Sec. | MCYAMEE, CHARLES E. On Tuesday. May 18 1937, at his_residence. in Ber- wyn, Md.. CHARLES E. McNAMEE. azed 66, beloved husband of Sarah Elizabeth McNamee. Funeral from his late resi- ce on Thursday. May 20. at 2 p.m, Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 20 MILLER. LOUIS. Departed this life sud- denlv.’ Tuesday. Mav 1X._ 1937 at 4210 Alabama ave se. LOUIS MILLER. He leaves to mourn their loss one daughter Louise Miller: two stepdaughters Mar- garet Jackson and Viola Whitfleld; stepson. Merrill Easton: five sisters. Fan- nie Williams. Elizabeth Ross_Ella Miller Carrie Miller and Rachel Miller. three brothers. Noah Miller. Edward Miller and Jacob Miller: five sisters-in-law: three brothers-in-law and several other rela- tives and friends. Remains Testing at Eugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Capitol st. until 4 p.m. Thursday: then at his late residence. 118 M st. sw. where funeral services will be held Fri- day at 1:30 pm.. Rev Westrey officiat- ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial Ceme- tery. MILLER. NORMAN JOSEPH. On Wednes- day. May 19. 1937 NORMAN JOSEPH MILLER the beloved son of Walter A. and Emma A. Miller and brother of Mrs Hazel Sampaiik. Remains resting at the W. W._Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. ‘517 11th st. se. Funeral services will be held Friday. May 21. at 3:30 p.m . at’ the above funeral home. Rela- tives and friends are invited to attend. Interment in Congressional Cemetery. OEHMANN. MARIE LOUISE. On Wednes- 19 at_her residency Law ne. MARIE LOUISE OEHMANN, ‘beloved wife of Col. Jonn W Qehmann_‘and _mother of Dorothy Krause. William B. and John C. Oeh- mann. * Funeral from her late residence on Friday. May 21. at R:30 &.m.: thence to St. Anthony's Church, where mass will be offered at 9 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Washington Memorial Park Cemetery. Services by the W, W. Chambers Co. 20 OGLE, CIS H. On Wednesday. May 19.°1 at his residence. 1:33S Taylor st. ne.. FRANCIS H. OGLE. beloved hus- band of Ellen H. Ogle. brother of Leonard Ogle. Mrs. Catherine F. Magill. Mrs. Ida at Sou of Washineton. D. C. Fehr of Summers Point. N. J.. and Mrs. Chester Cushing of San Anfonio, Tex. Services at his late residence on Satur- and_Mrs, Frea day. May at 8:30 am.- thence to St. Anthony's Church. 1th and Monroe sts. ‘n.e. where mass will be offered at % a.m. Relatives and friends invited. In terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 21 PERKINS. W. HARRY. On Thursday. May 20, 1947 at the residence of his Sister. Mrs, High st. se.. w. HARRY SERKINS. Notioesof Tunsrai ater. RATHBONE. GLADYS, “Suddenly. on Thursday. May 20, 1937.'at 6 am. at Norwood. Pa.. GLADYS RATHBONE. by loved wife of Thomas C. Rathbone. ~No- tice of funeral later. SATTERWHITE. JOHN. On Tuesday, May 18, 1037, at Preedmen’s Hospital. JOHN SATTERWHITE, ~devoted husband of Ellen Satterwhite. father of Calvert, Bernice and Charlotte Satterwhite. Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. Fu- neral Friday, May 21, at 11 a.m. from above funeral church.’ Interment Rose- mont_ Cemetery. 20 SCHNEIDER. LOUISE . On Wednesday, . At her residence. 2518 LOUISE C. SCHNEIDER. vi ‘of John Schneider. Funerai services at the above residence on Sat- urday 'May 22 at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Pmmect Hill Cemetery. 21 SWAIN. MARY J. On Wednesday. May 190. 1037 "at Homeopathic Hospitel. MARY J. SWAIN. wife of the late William E. Swain and mother of Clarence W. Swain. Robert W. Swain, William E. Swain and Lake 8. Swain. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home.'517 11th st. se. Funeral services will be held on Saturday. May 22. at 2 D.n.. at the above funeral home. Rela- tives and friends are invited to attend. Interment in Congressional Cemetery. 21 TATE. HELEN. On Thursday. May 20. 1937, at her residence. 5608 North 22nd st. Arlington. Va. HELEN TATE. be- loved wife of the late Thomas Tate. Re- mains resting at the Ives funeral home. 2847 Wilson blvd.. Arlington. Va.. where funeral services will be_ held Saturday. May 22 "at 3 pm. Friends invited. Interment Oakwood Cemetery, Falis Chureh, Va. TAYLOR. ANNA M. 19. 1937, ANNA Savanngh st James T. On, Wednesday, lhv TAYLOR of M. 513 s.e. 'Puneral from the - Ryan funeral home. 317 Pa, ave. se. on Friday. May 2 am.: iience to the Chureh of ‘the Abs sumption. where mass will be offered at 9 am. 'Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 21 THOMPSON. BERTIE. On Wednesday. May 19. 1937. at her residence. 1714 P st. n Miss BERTIE THOMPSON. daughter of the late Frances Thompaon and_sister of Malvina Langston of De- troit. Mich. Remains temporarily rest- ing at the McGuire funeral home. No- tice of funeral hereafter. 20 WHELAN, GEORGE J. On Wednesday. May 19. 1937, GEORGE J. WHELAN. beloved son of Anna Whelan and the late George A. Whelan and brother of Harry T. Whelan_ Miss Grace M. Whelan. Mrs. Claude Bowman and Mrs. Ralph Kersey, Funeral from his late residence, 326 G st. n.e. on Friday. May 21, at 8:30 a.m.: thence’ to 8t. Aloysius | Church. where requiem mass will be sald at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. ter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ~ | suit for the same pay as white teach- A | if the $100 annual increase is applied | nd | | to colored as well as white teachers, a | one | | WATERMAN, LOUISE. L. Pumphrey and Mrs. Emma Pumphrey | THE EVEN $100,000 PROBLEN FACED BY COUNTY Board Must Increase Budget but Would Keep Tax Rate at $1.50. BS a Staff Correspondent ot The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md, May 20.—The Montgomery County Board of Com- missioners went into executive session today to discuss ways and means of providing another $100,000 for the county budget for the next fiscal year without raising the tax rate. Several commissioners have declared unequivocally against any increases in the tax rate, raised to $1.50 per $100 valuation in 1835, but have expressed themselves favorable to specific budget increases, explaining that increased revenues should result from new properties being placed on the tax rolls during the year. The largest increase is expected to be in the school budget, ranging from about $80,000 to $115,000, depending on the outcome of a suit by colored teachers for pay equal to that of white teachers. ING Police Pay Raises. A $10,000 boost 1n the police budget to provide a $25 a month pay increase | for county officers is another item to | be considered, while the health de- partment is asking $6,000 more, and the department of public assistance for about $5,000 more than last year. Other items in the budget are expected to remain about the same as last year. No indication has come from school officials as to what the recommenda- tions of the School Board will be, but | it has been estimated that about $25,000 will be needed for new teach- ers to accommodate increased enroll- ment. Another $16,000 will be needed to take care of the normal salary increment, restored two years ago. In addition to this $41,000 which the School Board will be forced to recommend, and the County Board to grant, another $37,700 is expected to be asked to provide a $100 annual increase for white teachers. In linc with a policy of bringing salaries of county teachers closer to the scale paid in the District, the Montgomery County Civic Federation and the| Montgomery County Teachers’ Asso- | ciation have urged the $100 annual increase, and it is expected the School Board will ask for it in its budget, bringing the total to $78,700 | above the $612,772 salary list of the current year. Colored Teachers’ Suit. Another problem facing the com- missioners is that of the colored | teachers’ suit. They are paid on a scale approximately 60 per cent of the white teachers. If they win their ers, another $32,000 will be added to the budget, and an additional $5,200 total of $115,000. | The $25-a-month pay raise for | county policemen, which would mean | approximately $10,000 more for the | commissioners to finance, would bring the police budget back to the esti- | mate of two years ago. The board cut about the same amount from the police budget last year by discontinu- ing the allowances previously allowed In Memortam. BRESNAHAN, MAURICE F. In sweet mem- ory of our devoted husband and father. MAURICE F. BRESNAHAN. who died nineteen vears ago today. May 20. 1918 Deep in our hearts you are fondly re- merbered. Sweet. happy memories cling to your name True hearis that loved you with deepest affection Always will love you in death fust the same. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. * POHLERS, VICTOR E. TIn loving memory | of ‘my brother. VICTOR E. POHLERS, Fho Passed it 'nis eternal) reward May | W. A. POHLERS. RUPPERT. FANNIE L. In loving remem- brance of FANNIE L. RUPPERT who de- parted this life twenty-four vears ago today, May 20. 1913, THE FAMILY. * | HATTON. MARY V. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear mother. MARY V. HATTON. who died so suddenly. twenty-eight years ago today. May 20, 05 God gave us a_ wonderful mother, She was one who never grew old: God made her smile as the sunshine, He made her heart of pure goid. 1 know wherever the year may lead Your love will follow. too. And though there are mothers every- where. There was never one just like you. Dearest mother. it matters not which road we take. How dark or loney it may be. Our_only hope is that God will join The road that leads to thee HER, LOVING DAUGHTERS. BLANCHE D DAISY. In loving remem- brance of our dear daughter. LOUISE WATERMAN. who pa Away nine Sears o€o today, May 30 16 FWTHER AND MOTHER. Beyond the sunset she has gone To rest a little while, Leaving the memories of loving words And the sweetness of her smile. RALPH. ® W W. CHAMBERS One of the LARGEST UNDERTAKERS N THE WORLD PARLORS FOR BEYTER SERVICE 3 Fueras Howes Maln_Office Seuthoast Office & clnln 5%. 517 Eleventh St. 8.K. Ph STAR, for telephones, pense items. The bill passed at the last session of the Legislature, authorizing the com- missioners to put the pay raise in ef- fect, has not yet been signed by Gov. Harry W. Nice. None of the com- missioners saw in that fact, however, any indication it would not be signed, &s more than 100 bills remain on his desk in the same status. Three of the commissioners, Frank H. Karn, Rockville; Robert D. Hag- ner, Bethesda, and Paul M. Coughlan, Silver Spring, who voted in favor of the bill several months ago, have in- dicated they still favor the raise. The other two, Charles E. King, Washing- ton Grove, who voted against it, and Richard H. Lansdale, Sandy Spring, who declared in favor of a retire- ment plan, have not declared them- selves on the issue. Ellicott Asks Increase. The increase of $6,000 asked by Dr. V. L. Ellicott, county health officer, is to provide an additional health nurse, & full-time dentist, additional inspec- tion service for restaurants and food stores and an additional office clerk. His budget this year is $38,500. The increase asked in the budget for public assistance, which P. Ray Souder, supervisor, has announced, will be about $5,000, is expected to take care of physicians’ services, which now are given gratis Ly members of the Montgomery County Medical So cars and other ex- WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1937, e ——————— e ——————— ciety. In the long run, however, it is expected that paying physicians for services will effect a saving to the county. Under the present system, patients receiving public assistance are sent to the Montgomery County General Hospital at Sandy Spring, where the expense is met by the county and State. If the physicians are paid outright, most of the patients could be treated in their homes, sav- ing the hospital expense. Estimates of increase in revenues were not available today, but one commissioner estimated that $2,000,~ 000 has been added to the tax rolls since the tax rate was set last year. With increases in some other revenues such as the liquor tax, it is not ex- pected that & higher iax rate will be needed. SPEAKS IN OHIO Dr. Rasmussen Addresses Lu- theran Synod at Van Wert. Dr. Carl C. Rasmussen, pastor of Luther Place Memorial Church, ad- dressed the annual meeting of the Ohio Synod of the United Lutheran Churches of America at Van Wert, Ohio, last night. 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Isemann, 44, route agent for The Star since 1919, died early today of a heart attack at his home, 2831 Twenty-eighth street. stricken late yesterday. A native of this city, Mr. Isemann was a World War veteran, having been wounded while serving overseas in Company C of the 312th Machine He was a member Gun Battalion. of the Veterans o Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Eliza- John W.| Isemann, 18, and Edward J. Isemann, Mrs, 8. C. Lyttle, and beth Isemann; 12; a sister, ? Foreign Wars. two sons, He was am. Saturday at Padgett's {uneml\ parlors, 131 Eleventh street south- east. Burial will be in Arlington Na- tional Cemetery, - STEAMBOAT CLAIMS OF RUMSEY ADVANCED West Virginians Appear Before House Seeking Fund for Celebration. Claims that Committee, James Rumsey of inventor of the steamboat, instead of Robert Fulton, were heard today be- fore the House Library Committee, The hearing was on a bill by Repre- sentative Randolph, Democrat, of West Virginia, authorizing an ap- brother, Henry H. 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Representative Treadway, Republi- can, of Massachusetts, the renking minority member of the committee, closed the session by objecting to favorable report on the bill, saying | that “we ought to find out first who | really did invent the steamboat before we authorize any money for such a celebration.’ Frazier's —service, quality and reverence in conducting beautiful funerals un- excelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. Undertakers for col- ored U. 8. War Veterans. Also for the C. C. C. Camp N. P. 11, Company 1360. Washington, D. C No Deserving Case Turned Away Parlors and Chapels Free Call NOrth 7795.7796 389 R. I. Ave. N.W. 3-DAY SALE PRICES! Items have been sold out completely but Many there are hundreds of Unusual Bargains in Furniture and Home Furnishings still to be had. We must clear our Warehouse as well as d|splay floors. We are letting these goods go at cost or less than cost. On it YOU. See the con- venient flexibility of interior arrangement We are overstocked. 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