Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1937, Page 12

- A—12 xx Breaths. BENNETT, ALICE M. On Thursday, July 1. 1957, at her residence, 1214 Orren i ne. ALICE M. BENNELT. the beloved wife of Nelson Bennett. She is also sur- vived by eleven children. Funeral from her late residenice on Saturday, July 3. at 2 pm._ Relatives and {riends inviied Interment Cedar Hil Cemetery. Ar- rangements by Win. H. Sardo & Co. BLACKBURN, MARY ST. CLAIR. On Wednesday June 0. 1937, MARY S1 RN, Funeral services 3. at Cincinnati. Qhio. ELLA M. On Thursd il at Ner residence, 5414 ELLA M. BRANT late "Nalopeon of Mrs n R. Brani and lls of Somesbar s at_the above Tesidence on Mon- Relatives and 18 5. at o Nat friends invited Memotial Va. Service Co. (West Oakland, Caht Mobile. ~ Ala.. please copy.) BRISCOE, HENRY. On Wednesday, June 30, 14 al Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltim; Md.” HENRY BRISCOE voted husband of Mattie Briscoe. father of Veronica English, Cecelia Womble, Henry. ir. Francis. Helen and Mar- Euerite Briscoe: devoted uncle of Bessie Jackson; brother of Will 10 am Interment . Falls A Atanta,” Ga.' paperd grandchildr n friends. Remains resting at the W nest Jarvis ral church. 1432 Y. n.w. unt t thereafter 13th st at 10am. {rom where requiem higl for the repose of hi Mount Oiivel Cemeicry CAPPS. FDWARD EARL. Thursday. July 1. 1937, at Md. EDWARD EARL CAPPS. loved son of C )i 1 Fort Lincoln Cemetery. CAUDULLO. MARIA BAREARA, b 1 MARIA BARBARA also s Remains rest late Funeral serv.c terment CROSTHWAITE. JOSEPHINE A 2935, 100 widow al ser o fin Pump} £ pm. Fr services and in- BAWKINS, WILL TAM 1SAAC Fue @ERNDON. MIIDRED. st her 1 OlR F SEYM 3 Gen! Wa on Tuesd s Naval WILLTAM s N retired. of Washington. D 'C Peserve Association terment at Ar Friday. Ju flowers MeCANNA, CATHERINE M uly e ng! t her N st. nw . CATHERINE M. beloved Wife of Miies P. MeC: 2ty private mbers Co. D . KATE ELIZABETH. On Wed- ne 30. 1037 at her resi w.. Washington TH MONROE. Remains Wheatley “funeral home Funeral on Saturday, 30'pm. from above funeral nent Presbyterian Cem- ALVIN. On Thursday. July. at Sibley Memorial Hospiial. ALV MOTE. beloved husband of Anna Remains, the Saffell funer Christian Scien above funeral home on 3. at 2 p.m. Relatives St. Louis. T papers vlease copy.) NALL. CORINNE T Sudden]v on Wednes- dav. June 30 103 Columhia Hos- pital CORINNE T. NALL. _ Services and interment will be held at Griffin, Ga.. on Monday, July A NFUER, LOUIS 1937 stherine Neer. W. Chambers 400 Chapin st. n.w July 2 Tnterment Eimira. N. Y. Co. funeral home 1 16 pm Wondlawn on Saturday. J 5 ANNIE C. NUN helnv of Mrs. ‘Catherine Crandall of | ston. D and Mrs. Bessie of the Panama Canal Zone. Be- sides her children she is survived by two brothers Hugh Kerrick of Winchestor Va. and Milton P. Kerrick of Alexan- dria. Va. and three sisters. Mrs. Mary J Priest of Alexandria. Va.: Mrs J. W Reeves of Galvesion. Tex. and Mrs Liovd Spittle of Cleveland Ohio. Fu- peral from the Cunningham funeral home. 809 Cameron st. Alexandria. Va Saturday, J at 2 pm. Priends and relatives " ‘invited " “Interment = Bethel Cemeters Alexandria. Va PEITYS. CATHERINE S a3 residence. Oak~ Crest 37 at her Md . CATHERINE S. PETTYS. heloved mife of Orren F. Pettvs. Remaine rest- inz &t Gasch's fureral home 46 Mary- Jand ave . Hvattsville M4 Servicee at the above funeral home Sundav. July 4 At 230 pm. Relatives and friends On Priday. July YNER. FRANCES JANE 21937 At the home of B Ravner. 4] FRANCES JANF RAYNF) the _ahove ‘address on Safy Intermen* Rock Cre. On Fridav July T son. William ave. n.ow INERAL_DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons Phone (&b HAYCOCK. Manager) Efabiicnea 18413034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 3SeventhSt N.W. a o ehaver. "o, National2473 V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establisament. A 1009 H St. N.W. National Ot | v J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUMERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium th and Mass. Ave. N.E._ Lincoin 5200 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 B17 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. 0108. O enisy Cor. 14th & Eye GUDE BROS. CO. Fioral P 2 P St. N.W. FLORIST BURTON'S = . lomer | Beautiful Funersl Sprays ces National #2768 On Fri- | encr 10t | " | RICHARD. 1 | SHIKE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C FRIDAY, JULY 2, 193 COMDR. HOLLIDAY DIES IN HOSPITAL Former Naval Officer Was Com- mended for Service During World War. Lieut. Comdr. Seymour E. Holliday, 51, former naval officer, of Upperville, Va., died yesterday in George Wash- ington Hospital after an illness of sev- | eral months. He had come here to enter the hospital about two weeks ago. Graduated from the Naval Academy in 1907, Comdr. Holliday served in the Navy until resigning in 1923. Since | 1929 he had been a member of the | Naval Reserves and had served here on numerous short periods of active duty. He was a member of the Selective Serv- ice Committee of the War and Navy Departments. He received a special letter of com- | mendation from the Navy Department for his service during the World War | as force engineer on the staff of the | commander of the submarine force of the United States Fleet. Comdr. Holliday's last duty before resigning was that of commander of the destroyer Bruce. He was a native | of Anaqua, Tex. | Surviving are his widow, Mrs, Frances H. Holliday of Upperville, his | mother, Mrs. Nancy C. Holliday, Hous- ton, Tex., and three brothers, Robert | L. and Thomas Holliday. both of EI Paso, Tex, and Sam C. Holliday, | Houston. Funeral services will be held at 10 {am. tomorrow in Fort Myer Chapel Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. WINDSOR L. BEAN’S RITES ARE HELD IN ROCKVILLE Retired Employe of D. C. Post Office Dies at Age of 64. Survivors Listed. Special Dispatch to The Star ROCKVILLE, Md., July 2.—Follow- ing a long illness, Windsor Lee Bean, 64, retired employe cf the Washing- ton City Post Office, died at the Mont- gomery County . General Hospital, Sandy Spring. He is survived by three sons, Ralph J, and Edward H. Bean, both of Washington, and Wind- sor L. Bean, jr, of California; two brothers, John C. Bean of Washing- ton and Spencer J. Bean of Kensing- ton, Md., and a sister, Mrs. Margaret Welsh of Derwood, Md. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon from the funeral home of Warner E. Pumphrey here, burial be- ing in Rockville Union Cemetery. The services were conducted by Rev. Prank A. Tyler, pastor of Grace Methodist Church, Galithersburg. Mr. Bean was & son of the late Cornelius Bean of Redland, Md., and was a life-long resident of this county and Washington City. For more than 30 years he was an employe of the ‘Washington Post Office, being retired about two years ago, CLAWSON FUNERAL IS HELD TODAY Expert on Stock Pojsoning by Plants Had Served Depart- ment Over 20 Years. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn,, (#.—A sense of humor can pay cash dividends. Over an ordinary ar box with a hole in the top, a storekecper put a reading Police got my slot machine; please put vour money here.” | Chuckling customers have nearly ! filled the box with small coins. July 2 Braths. RUTH ESTELLE. On Wrdnesday i0. 103 RUTH ESTELLE REED beloved mother of N 3 on's funeral on Saturdav, July wterment Cedar Hill Cem- Relatives and friends invited LULA. On Wednesday, June at her residence 11 st ULA RICHARDS Richards and beloved e Lucas, Mrs. Mary Hattie B_ Richardson i William B. Richards. ived by a sister Sons-in Siory services Satur the McGui ROUSH. Departed th M 2R 1047, at She''is su Sisters. two niec one nuncle. one_aunt. also other d Funeral Sa‘urdav, from the Malvan & ev chapel N.J. ave and R st n.w Rev. H. J. Gaskin< oficiating, Interment Harmonv Cemeterv ROYAL, CHRIS. day pital ROYAL a mother other resting at home. A14 4th day. July officiatil tery. SABINE 1 nephew Atives 3oan 1 is life M at Gallinger Hos- hort illness, CHRIS es to mourn their loss sters. two brothers and and friends. Remains nes & Matthews' funeral parted at ¢ pm. Rev E Interment Woodlawn Ceme- BERTHA D. On Thursday. July i. &t Homeopathic Hospital. BER- D. SABINE, the_beloved wife of late ‘Wil T._Sabine n W. Chambers Chapin st. nw at X pm_ Relatives ited. Interment WILLIAM H. On Thursday July 1. 1037 "WILLIAM H. SHIKE. brloved father of William Roy Shike. Remains sting_at Lee's fu ar be held on Relatives a ment Cedar SINCLAIR. CHAR "AROL. On CHARLES s ved huspand of Addie Smclair and brother of Robert Sin- services at the W. W. Southeast funeral home <o dav. July ves and friends invited erment in Cong: Wed- “AROT u 33. at his residence. 1701 Park n.w. DANIEL E. SNYDER. be- lnved husband of Marsaret vder. Funeral services at the W._W. Chambers Co, ne. 1100 Chapin st. n.w. 3. at m invited. Interr | TAYLOR. FRANCES MARIA. dav. July 1. 1933 On Thu; at her residence, 1451 FRANCES MARIA TAY- and the late Harry W. Taylor. Services n.w TURNER. HELEN DOROTHY. On Wed dav. June 101457 at Gienn Dale Sani- tarium HELEN ' DOROTHY TURNE the beloved @ r er s. Aznes Lee of 22} * “of Marguerite Turni and_friends survive Funeral Sundar. July 4. at 1 nm 1 Corinthian Baptist Church. 3d between Q 2nd R sts. n.w. Merrifield, Va ter elatives TURNER. On Thursday, at his residence 811 E st. JAMES TURNER WFLLS the be- oved "husband of Sarah M. Wells_and father of John B.. James P. and Cla: ce M. Wells, Mrs Sue Low. Mrs, Maude Carlson s Minnie L. Craddock and Mrs. Lena Milier. Funeral services at the above residence. = Notice of time later. Services by the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. WESTBROOKS. RALPH A. Departed this life Tuesdav' June 29 1937, sfter a lingerine i'ness RALPH A, WEST- BROOKS. the beloved son of Charlotte And the late John Westbrooks. He also is snrvived by a devoted wife Mrs. Sarah Westbrooks: three brothers four sis‘ers and other relatives and friends. Re- mains resiing with L. F. Murrsy & Son. 12th” and V ste. n.w ~until Priday thence ‘at his late residence. 1015 Sth Funeral Saturday ' July from Asbury M. E. Church, in Harmony Cemetery, In Memortam. EWING. ADA L TIn loving rememhrance of mv devoted wife ADA 1. EWING. who Gevarted this life four years ago today, July 2. 1033, . _at 2 pm In- terment 2 There is still 2 pain in mv heart Tt seems ihat time cannot heal Ever since from this earth you did part. Somehow. life has never seemed real, Some day T know that T} find Peace and rest in God's heaven above: After the loneliness that you left hehind, Together with the one that 1 love. HFR_DFVOTFD HUSBAND. ELMER WALTER MARTIN. In sad but lovinz_remembrance of our loving son. WALTER MARTIN HAYES. who devarted this life three years ago todav. July 2, He had a smile for every one, eart as pure as gold To_those who knew and loved him His memory will naver grow old. MOTHFR AND FATHER. RD. RFV. DAVID H. In sad but ing rememhrancs of our dear hushand and father Rev. DAVID H. POLLARD. :,\\‘n na(‘ 4_away two years ags today, God alone knnws how we miss you at the end of two lone years. WIFE AND CHILDREN, SHORTER. LUCILLF. In loving memory of LUCTLLE SHORTER. who departed thi= life five years aco todav. July 2 1939, THE FAMILY. TAYLOR. MARY BOLTON. In loving mem- ory of our dear wife and mather. MARY BOLTON TAYLOR wh@ passed away three years azo. June 30, 1034, Berutiful toiler. thy work all done; Beautiful <oul into glory gone: Beautiful life with the crown now won, giveth thee rest. Rest from 2]l watching. waiting or fears, Rest from all possible crying or tears; Rest through God's endless years. At home with the blest HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHIL- WEAKLEY, CARL. In loving but sad mem- ory of “my devoted husband. C WEAKLEY. who_departed this life one year ago today. July 2, 1936, More and more each day I miss you st st | wife of the < | helved greatly in preventing the pois- . | sities and belonged .| Fernando d» Romano of Areguinpa, Funeral services for Arthur Brooks Clawson, 59, physiologist in charge of stock poisoning plant investigations for the Bureau of Animal Industry, Agriculture Department, are being held today in Hines' funeral home. 2901 Fourteenth street. Burial will be at Green Lake, Wis, Mr.Clawson died Wednesday at his home, 1884 Monroe street. For more than 20 years with the Acriculture De- partment. he was considered by his associates as the best informed person in the country on stock poisoning plants. He had studied stock raising throughout the United States and his work had A. B. Clawson. oning of stock by plants. A graduate of the University of Michigan, Mr. Clawson had taken post-graduate work at other univer- to many scien- | tific societies. He also was active in the Masonic PFraternity and a mem- ber of the Mount Pleasant Citizens' Association. He was author and co- author of many Government publica- tions and special articles, particularly those dealing with stock-poisoning plants. 'SUN ECLIPSE PICTURES | BY AMATEUR PRAISED | Remarkable Shots of Corona Ob- tained With Hand-Operated Equipment. By the Associated Press. CAMBRIDGE. Mass, July 2.—A Peruvian amateur astronomer who re- | corded last month's solar eclipse wi a hand-operated telescope camera, o tained some of the finest photographs on the sun's corona ever seen by Ha:- vard University observers, Dr. Donald H. Menzel, Harvard specialist | eclipsc phenomena, said today. | Dr. Menzel said professional astron- omers rely or. clockwork gears to keep heir telescopes in line with the mov- ing sun, but tne Peruvian amateur, in | Peru, obtained “notable” photographs despite the lack of such equipment. THE LARGEST FLEET OF CARS & AMBULANCES IN WASHINGTON IS BY and | granddaughter 141120 Interment in | ANY PLACE IN TdE CITY FOR AMBULANCES ¢ $ DOCTOR. If Afford Funeral Ryan service notable manner. TWe offer the since of thousands of fami life—of " satisfactory o/ what you pay. Ambulance Se AT. 1700: AT. 171 Cnd BoNDAYE® ’ Priends may think the wound is healed, But thes little know the sorrow Lies within my heart concealed. HIS WIFE. FRANCES WEA! ~ Mrs, Annle Nunnel®e, Don’t try to move a sick patient in a plain car. price down 50 low, let a professional do it. Hospitals in the Finest Cars that are made. DON'T TRY TO GUESS WHAT’S WRONG WHEN SICKNESS COMES . . . GET THE VETERAN D. C. STORES EMPLOYE SUCCUMBS Mrs. Annie C. Nunnelee, 62, Was 15 Years With Hecht Co., 10 With 8. Kann Sons Co. Mrs. Annie C. Nunnelee, 62, who was born in Alexandria and was em- ployed in Washington department stores for the last 25 years, died yes- terday afternoon inEmergency Hospital after several weeks of heart trouble. For the past 10 years Mrs. Nun- nelee had been associated with 8. Kann Eons Co. and for 15 years previously she was employed by the Hecht Co. She lived at 3500 Fourteenth street with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Cath- erine Crandall. She also is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Frederick J. Lyons of the Panama Canal Zone; two brothers, Hugh Kerrick of Win- chester, Va,, and Milton F. Kerrick of Alexandria, and three sisters, Mrs. Mary V. Priest of Alexandria, Mrs. J W. Reeves of Galveston, Tex., and Mrs. Lloyd Spittle of Cleveland, Ohio Her funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 pm. in the Cunningham funerey home, 908 Cameron street, Alexandria. Burial is to be in Bethel Cemetery, RAILWAY INSOLVENT Philippine Government Files Ac- tion Against Line. MANILA, P. I, July 2 (#)—The Philippine commonwealth filed in- voluntary insolvency proceedings to- day against the Philippine Railway Co. and obtained & Supreme Court injunction restraining persons or cor- porations from through court action, The railway was incorporated under the Jaws of Connecticut and operates lines on the Islands of Cebu and Panay. The company’s liabilities were listed close to £20,000.000 and its assets at less than $15,000,000, interfering Vs FLOWERS ifi' N0.7000 Milburn T. ZIRKLE Co. FUNERAI DIRECTORS 510 C $t. NE. 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Ireton, D. D, coedjutor bishop of the diocese of Richmond, will read the rite of abso- lution and s0o conduct services at Right Rev. Msgr. Thomas E. Waters, | cese and the bishop's secretary, con- the grave in St. Mary's Cemetery. ular $7.95 ZCPI\‘-AE CRICKET CHAIR Chints CoTer 4.96 HOWELLS IS HOWELLS HOWELLS, Nebr.—Howells became Howells today—officially. | The Post Office Department ruled |&n “s” belongs in the nama, ending | & dispute dating back several decades. | Onme group of citizens contended the town was named after an early settler named Howell. When the railrona came along the name Howe | ells was painted on the depot Seriator George W. Norris asked 'ponal officials to decide on one or !the other. Their decision was Howells. THE HUB FURNITURE CO. LY Reduections as Great as No Phone, C. O. D. or mail orders. All sales final . . . no exchanges . . . Quantities limited. Many one of a kind. Shop early for best selection. 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