Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1937, Page 12

A—12 xx Breaths. AYERS, EDITH R. On Sunday 1937, at Shiloh. N. I of Silver” epring. Md widow of the late E. J. Avers. services will be held at the Shiloh. N Cemetery on Thursdav. June 3. at p.m. daylight saving time. £, On Monday, May 1937 ° at Garfield Hospital, “MITTI BROWN. the beloved mother of William Brown of Raleish. N. C. Notice of fu- neral later. Scrvices by Chambers. RUNN AMERICUS E. On Monday. B e, AMERICUS, K 2% Hospital, Sabillasville. Md.. AMERICUS E. BRUN- NER. beloved husband of the late Kaiie Pawley Brunner and the son of the late William and Brunner. He 1s sur- vived by his daughter Mary Phil- lips. and the following sist Mrs, Isasc Siaub. Mrs. Charles Butler and Mrs. Clarence Creamer. Funeral Thur day. Junc 3. 11 am_. from his late residence. Barnesville, Md. Monocacy Cemetery, Beallsville. Md. URCH. CLAUDE N. _Suddenly. on_Sun- e ey W Morns POt BURCH. beloved son and the late Catherine E Burch (nce Ma Funeral from his late residence. 1 Good Hove road ge. on Wednesdav 2 At R0 to St eresa’s Church se.. where mass will be sa1d at % am_for the repose of his soul Relatives and friends invited ment Cedar Hill Cemet. BURCH. CLAIDE N. The 1 Teresa's Holv Name Socie of the “death of Bro CLAUDE N. BUKCH and are reauested t the home of the deceased ad &.e. on Tuesday evening 1. at 7.30 o'clock. usual prayers A J. McELROY. President. THOMAS J. MYERS. Secretary On Sunday tia Hosp son of Jok of Charles “He 15 al May, aged. 70 _years J IS June May 0. Casey G Testing a 3 chapel orth neral Tuesday from the Oa ry. Va. In MARY M. Sudd; day, May 50. 1457, al her Va.' ave. s.w. MARY widow of the late Patrick C on & CONWAY. day, A MARY M £OTTON. ALBERTA. on Monday life | : | SPENCER, Graziano (nee v place ne. F om the above resi- CARRIE F ves. Tako. EENE Funeral EARDING. MARY 1. 935, 8 idence. 44 HARDING Stovo and Wil beloved where followed by eck Cemetery WILLIAM ST day. May : or : WILLIAM ST Hospital beloved » Interment PEFFRESS, SU 1937. at her &. nw. ' SUSIE mother of Marion an sister of Josephine Bl ts. one brother ives _and Bap You sts. n.w.. Rev Interment Lincoln Relatives and Funera rlon’s funeral Wednesda v Requiem mass at am._ Inter- Relatives it 8t. Joseph's C! ment Cedar Hi and friends in father e Clark. Rober wis. He 15 also Mrs. Mamie Cole- uncle, John Lewis: thirteen en and five grea - By funeral home. 3%0 R I ns may be viewed a 4 i June 1. Funeral Wednesd June 2. at 1.30 pm. from the abi establishment. "~ Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, Rev. Hi on Gaskins off- GGOOD, LEE J. On Friday. May 1437, at Marion, Ind.. LEE J. LOV- INGGOOD. brother of Viola Lovinggood. Ada Harris. Bessie Perry. Willie Lovingzood. “Remains resting at zier's funeral home, 389 R. I ave. Funeral Wednesday. June 2. at 10 am.. from tne sbove-mentioned parlors. Pri vate. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. i LUCAS, SAMUEL A. On Sunday. May 0. 1937, at Emergency Hospital.” SAMUEL A LUCAS, husband of Ella Lucas. father of “Mrs. Gertrude Butler. “Mrs. Clara Bord Mrs. Ruth Maxwell. Mrs. Juanita Little and James Lucas, 'Remains rest- ing at Frazier's funeral home, 480 R. T ave. n.w. Funeral Thursdav. June 2. at 1 pm._from the above-mentioned ‘par- fors. Interment Harmony Cemetery. - GINNISS, ROBERT M. On Sundav. Mav LR 1_Alio Hospital. ROB- ERT M s husband of M. nee Ruskin). Re- mains res late residence. 200 Quackenhos < where services will be held on Tiesday. June 1. at 2 pm Relatives and friends invited. “Inter. ment Arlington National Cemetery. 1 MCINTOSH. BELLE C. On at cncy Hosita TOSH of 3830 Veasey nw Widow of Henry B. McIntosh. Services *"fprivate) at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral 14th st. n.w. on_Wednes- at 10:30 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery, MMLLER. LEE AMOS. SR. “Tuesday June 1. 1037 at his residence rgeant road. "Chillum. M zMos MILLER beloved husband. of Fra- n.w, beloved Sunday. BELLE Suddenly. on ictoria_ R, Mi and father of mos Harry Alber: and Edwin Lat- ral from his late resi- dence on Thursday June 3 at 2:30 pm. Services at St Paul'’s’ Eniscopal Ehiirch Rock Creek Cemeters at 4 pm elatives and friends invited. ment Rock Creek Cemelery 5 MULLICAN. CORDELIA B. Suddenlv. on “Aonday. May 31. 1937, at her residence. 405 South Market s Frederick. Md CORDELIA B. MULLICAN. beloved wifn ot Oscar T_Mullican_ ~ Funeral services June 2 at Bethesda, M. E. Church. near Brownineville. at 7:50. Interment in ihe adfoinine cemetery NATOLL NICOLA. Sudd, or. Sunday. May '30. 1937 at Annapolis Md NICOLA ‘NATOLL beloved husband of Josephine” Natoli 'and father of Mary Antonino. Rose and Joseph Natoli. Fu- neral from his late residence. 1456 Florida ave. n.e. on Wednesday. June 2 . At 8:30 am.i thence Church, where mass will be said at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Mount_Olivet Ceretery = Ar- rangements by Wm. H. Sardo & Co. ir. mer Miller FENERAL DIRE"CT(;RS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT Honmgrsnvlymczs PHONE NAT 0108 bua ‘Sunays Cor. 14th & Eye Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1psevenn 8 N NAtional 2473 odern_Chapel _Tel V. L. SPEARE (O. her the successor to nor connected with wormml W R Speare establishment. Naud®2s02 1009 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium ‘g and Mass_Ave NE Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (A L HAYCOCK Manager) Phone West 00863034 M St. N.W. Eatablished 1841 ROS. CO. Floral Pieces FU: NAtiona 4276 Beautiful Funeral Sorazs UNERAL DESIGNS. 1213 P Bt NW B T 3) FLORIST AT. 7171 "3 GUNDAYS Mayv | Inter- | Sl 0, EDITH R AYERS Funeral | terment | 2| attack of pneumonia brought death Inter- | 1 al. JOHN | port orze | Worcester, nger | devoted | | M; fa pHarLls. Bessie Perry, Willle M2t | CHAPMAN, EDITH CAMPBELL, | | to Holy Rosary | SYLVESTER Z. POLl DIESOF PNEUMONIA | Amusement Industry Mag- nate Retired Recently. | Had Theater Here. | By the Associated Press. WOODMONT, Conn. June 1.—An vesterday to Sylvester Z. Poli, who de- | veloped a wax-works museum *‘cham- {ber of horrors” into a chain of | theater. : The amusement industry magnate, | retired in recent years, died at Villa Rosa, his Summer home, at 77. Permission to make wax models of bers of st | SeVen persons under sentence of death are notificd | in Chicago as a result of the Hay- meet at | Market riots started Poli in business 1520 Good | for himself. for recitation of the | From this exhibit grew his chain |of theaters, reputedly the largest | brivately-owned circuit in America, It included houses in Hartford, Bridge- Waterbury, Springfield, Mass.; Mass Scranton, Pa.; Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Baltimore and | Washington. | In 1928, Poli wished to retire.and found a purchaser for his | Braths. IE M. On Saturday. 55, ac her residence. 8 K i, n.e., ANNIE M~ PARKER, beloved Mrs. " Elizabeth Jenkins and William and Albert Parker. and aunt of Wiliam H. ana Frances Parker. Funeral from McGuire's fu- neral home. IS0 Sth st. n.w. Wednes- June 2 at am thence 1o Redeemer Catholic_Church. where reauiem mass will be offered at 0 am Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rel- es and frienas nvited, i ER. ANNIE M. On Saturday. May 1937, at_her residence. 05 K st_n.e., ANNIE M. PARKER. mother of Eliza- be Jenkins, Anna, ~ Willlam and Albert Parker- other of William. or. and Franc Remains Test- 118 at McGuir St. n.w. Funeral from "the Holy 8 PARK Wednesday. June Redeemer Church. wit high mass at ® am, GERTRUDE M June 1" 1837 at 330 am M. SPENCER of 803 S st. n of the late John W and Mary V. Light font. keloved wife of Maurice W. Spencer and’ devoted mother of Mrs. Avis M Terry Mr Harper Rem| I On_Tuesday. GERTRUDE resting at t Notice of JOSEPH B o TOLLIVER, On Sunday, sidence. 16531 Rosedale st LVESTER T, TOL- LIVER. devoted husband of Mrs. Nannie Mae “Toll He also leaves 10 mo sons. Wellington e daughters, and Mrs. ons, Archill and er, Mrs. Marle J. other-in-law. W. Asa Cole uth Page, and many other friends.’ Remains resting e B Clarke Co. funeral 11 s a the Ge home, 141 5 3 am. Wednesday 2: ther his late residence where fur ices will be held Thursday_ June 3. at 1 pm. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. VACCARO. JOHN. On Monday. May 1935, JOHN VACCARO. beioved husban ephine Vaccaro and father of E s Johu Vaccaro. ir.. Mrs T k McGovern ‘and Funeral from his n.w at 9:30 o'clock Rosary Church at and ‘friends in- Olivet Cemetery. Monday. May 35 Wyo- ear of his aay ‘morning e 2 Requiem mass at Holy 10 o'clock. Relative vited. Interment Moun ABSALOM. 4t on his_resid; mMiNg ave. n.W. in the 7ith age. ABSALOM WALLER husband of Louise J Waller and fatner of A. Nelson Waller of Vireinia and Mrs. Willlam Graves Crenshaw 4d. of Rye N Y." Remains resting at the 8, H. Hines Co.” funeral hom 01 14th st n.w am._ Wednesday at the Waller tsylvania on Wednesday. J vices Courthouse, 2D, Va WASHINGTON, Officer members of Columbia Temple. 422 B. PO E. of W. are notified with found sadness of the death of our fin cial_secret Daugiter NAOMI WASHINGTO! ession of sorrow Tu day. June 1 . at 8 pm. tuneral later PAULINE ROBINSON. D. R. LOUISE CREW. A. F. S. YERGAN. JAMES. Departed this life on A May i1, 1847, al his residence. . n.e. JAMES YERGAN. devoted of Sally Yergan. loving father win and Joseph Yergan and tine O'Bannion. He also leaves 1 their loss two sist Eliza Alston and Miss Lizzie Yergan: {Wo grandchildren. James Edwin Yer. gan and Mae O'Banr tives and_{riends. Barbi ne. 1 emains resting at r Bros.' funeral home. 45 K st, Notice of funeral hereafter. In Memoriam. T A tribute | of love and devotion to & dear mother, | EDITH CHAPMAN. who entered into | eternal rest a vear ago, May 1. In the beautiful month of May You so peacefully passed away To a home that is all love and light, To a place that is heavenly bright. Though you left me sad and lonely. too. | I will alWays have sweet memories of you LANDON. R FULTON. HORACE KIMBALL. In loving | meniory of "HORACE KIMBALL FUL. TON. who died June I, 1923 HIS DREN. HAAG. EMMA E. In loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother, EMMA E. | HAAG. wh denarted this life fourteen years ago today. June 1. 1923 Fourteen long vears ago today Since our dear mother passed away. She had a smile for every one. A heart as pure as gold To_those who knew and loved her Her memory will never grow old THE FAMILY. HAMILTON. PRISCILLA. In memory my beloved mother, ILTON. who_klent today. June 1 I miss you morning. noon and nisght When burdens press and the way's not " hright ¥ou were not rich or famous or mifted with art ©Oh. Mom. if'I could be with you once more 1t would soothe my aching heart YOUR LONESOME DAUGHTER, SARAH L. HAMILTON. -3 JACKSON. LOUISA., of | PRISCILLA HAM- | ept Away five vears ago 32, Sacred to the mem- r our_darling mother. LOUISA JACKSON who departed this life one ear ago today. June 1. 1036, Deep_in our hearts you are fondly re- membered Sweet memories cling to your name: True hearts that loved vou with deepest aflection Alwavs will love you in death just the same. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN _FRANK AND _CARRIE JACKSON AND MAT- TIE OVERHALL, . KOSACK. SOPHIA H. In memory of my dear mother. SOPHIA H. KOSACK who departed this life June 1. 1937. No_one knows how much I miss you, No one kncws the bitter pain 1 have suffered since you have left me, Life has never been the same. In my heart your memory lingers, Sweetly tender. fond and true: There is not & day. dear mother. That I do not think of you. It is ten vears that I am lonely, HER LOVING DAUGHTER. CAROLINE G. MORRIS. ! LEWIS, VES P. In loving but sad_mem- ory ‘of my devoted husband. VES P. LEWIS. who departed this life ten years ago. May 25, 1927, No_one knows how I miss you. No one knows the bitter pain I have suffered since I 10st you, Life has never been the same. DEVOTED WIFE. LOUISE LEWIS. THAYER. CARRIE E. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our dear mother, CARRIE E. THAYER. who de- parted "this life thirty-two vyears ago today. June 1. 1905. When we're alone we like to stray Along the road of yesterday; To live again in memory The happy days that used to be. ” As the years g0 by and we grow older Mother’s memory is our oinding tie: The sweet remembrance of those happy ays When we were all together. Those treasured thoughts of one so dear Often bring a silent tear. Thoughts return to scenes lonz past Of mother’s Tove and willing hends. Time rolis on but memory lasts. HER CHILDREN. WILLIAMS. VINIA. A tribute of love to our devoted mother and grandmother. Mrs. VINIA WILLIAMS, who departed this life seven years azo. April 19, 1930, at Predericksburg. Va. If ever a love existed: f ever a sweet flower grew; If ever a soul filled its mjssion on earth. ‘That. darling mother and grandmoth- er. was theater | | chain in the Fox Theater Corp. The | church | purchase price was reported to be May | the beloved | Fu- | Baptist | on. and other rela- | CHILDREN ~AND " "GRANDCHIL- | | Cash Income for First Part THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, $30,000,000. When difficulties beset Fox, Poli again acquired his theaters, Loew's interests acquired the chain in November, 1934. The old Poli's Theater here was on the south side of Pennsylvania ave- nue, between Fourteenth and Fif- teenth streets. It was torn down some years ago to make room for the Gov- ernment building program. For many years it had been one of Washing- ton's best known theaters. NEW FARM PEAK PREDICTED FOR 37 of Year Is Highest Since 1930. Bt the Associated Press. Government experts who keep an eye on the farmer's purse and its buy- ing power predicted today that 1937 may set a new peak in agricultural recovery The economists based their fore- cast on these trends: 1. Cash income of farmers the first part of this year has been the largest since 1930 and may approach $4,000,- D. C, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1837. J. Waller; a son, A. Nelson Waller, Spottsylvania County, and a daughter, Mrs. William Graves Crenshaw, 3d, Rye, N. Y. Gen. S. Gardner Waller, president of the National Guard Asso- ciation of the United States, is a nephew of Mr. Waller. Funeral services will be held at 2 Pm. tomorrow in Waller Baptist Church, Spottsylvania County. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The | church was built in 1769 by John |{ABSALOM WALLER, ATTORNEY, EXPIRES Native of Spottsylvania County, Va., Retired From Prac- tice in 1901. Absalom Waller, 77, retired lawyer of the District and Virginia, died yes- terday after a long iliness at his home, 2136 Wyoming avenue. A native of Spottsylvania County, Va., Mr. Waller was graduated from | the University of Virginia in 1881 ed. Births Report Lyle and Elsie Parratr, gir Walter and Irene Taylor, boy. A 3 ks and from George | Deaths Reported. Washington Uni- | mMary R Asauith, 88, the Portner Apls. Soaity LA | 1ida coarres. 5. 115 Akt A member of the | bar in the Dis- trict and in Vir- | ginia, be retired from practice in 1901. He twice was a candidate | for the Virginia State Senate, the | first time in 1901 | and again in| 1905. his wido! E8TAB, 1257, Furhorst Funeral Directors {C. 8. ZURHORST. JR.,) 301 East Capitol St. Lin, 8488 Lin. 0372 IAIR CONDITIONEL Mr. Waller, Surviving ar ,» Mrs. Louise ‘ 000,000 for the first six months, 2. The ratio of prices received by | farmers to prices which they must pay has been most favorable since 1925 3. Demand for farm products has kept step with the advancing pace of business and industry. 4. There probably are fewer per- sons on farms to share these advances. | Population Fluctuations. ! Experts on agriculture and popula- | tion pointed out the number of persons | on farms decreases when times are | good and increases during a depres- | sion. More farm boys and girls leave | for jobs in towns and cities when | urban employment increases, they ex- | plained. daughter | Census tables of recent years reflect this trend. The farm population de- | clined from about 32,000,000 in 1910 | to 30,000,000 in 1930. despite the fatL‘ that the birth rate on farms is much | higher than in cities. | From 1930 to 1936, however, the farm population increased more than 1,500.000. Gains in dollar volume of farm in- comes are reported by monthly tabu- lations of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. It said cash faim in- | come the first four months of 1937 on Wednes- | i | | | Notice of | | Gibraltar | Mis. | DEVOTED AND you. at $2.604,000,000 was 27 per cent, or $554.000,000, above last year and was | the highest since 1930. Prices Advance Rapidly. i ‘The economists said prices received by farmers for corn, wheat, cotton, | live stock and other major products had advanced more rapidly from low | points of the depression than prices of the things the farmer must buy— rent, interest, taxes, farm wages and other overhead or farm production | costs. The price levels of the pre-war pe- | riod of 1909-1914 are used by the | economists as a standard for their studies. In 1932, they said, the gen- eral level of prices received by farm- | ers was 39 per cent below the price | “evel of things the farmer must buy. | *This unfavorable relationship wasi reduced to 8 per cent last year, they said, and has averaged less than 3| per cent this year, the miost favorable | ratio since 1925. BRITISH Tl"J AID N?\ZIS Two Planes With Nurses Fly to Aid of Injured Sailors. LONDON, June 1 (#.—Two Royal | Air Force planes will iy non-stop to tomorrow with four army nursing sisters to assist in caring for German sailors injured in bombing of the Deutschland by Spanish govern- ment planes Saturday, the air min- istry announced '@dar”fliu* Washingtois meitBeautiut @meterg Community Mausoleum. Columbarian and Receiving Vault Frazier's —service, quality and reverence in conducting beautiful funerals un- excelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. 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