Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1937, Page 12

A—12 = THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1937. —_— e T e Ly A, Xy el _——— o2 Braths. ANDERSON, WILLIAM FRANCIS. On “Tuesday July 6. 1937, WILLIAM FRAN- CIS ANDERSON. the beloved son of Mammie R. Neu and the late Harry B. sf\nderson. ' Funeral services at the W. “WV. ‘Chambers Co. Southeast funerai home, 517 1ith st. se. on Thursday, July K _at 8:30 a.m.: thence to St. “Peter's Catholic Church. 2na and C sta. §e.. where mass will be offered at § a.m. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and riends _invited nterment Congres- sional Cemetery. 7 OLD. MURIEL J. On Monday. July b, 19:7 at Gloversville, N. Y. MURIEL J ARNOLD. aged 40 vears. daughter of 8ol Arnold.” P ervices on Thursday. & at 2 pm. at the Wheatley fu- 1_home. Alexandria. Va. Intermeat vey Hill Cemetery. Alexandria. 7 AUGHERTON, GEORGE G. On Monday, July 5. 19337, at his residence. 1125 Fern 8t. n.w. GEORGE G. AUGHERTON. be- loved husband of the late Elizabeth Augherton of Boston. Mass.: brother of Annie L. Beavers and Isabeile D. Tillett of Washington. D. C. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. on Thurs- vday, July K, at 10:3 am. Relatives vand friends’ invited. Interment Rock “Creek Cemetery.. BAILEY, CHARLOTTE. on Monday, July 5.1 afier a briel iliness. at' Garfield ital, CHAR- LOTTE_BAILEY. devoted daughter of Annie E. Bailey' and the late Edward Bailey. loving sister of Blanche, Edward and Robert Bailey and Florence Brown godmother of Gwendolyn Ritmond. She 2180 leaves to mourn their loss two sis- ters-in-law. three nieces five cousins and a host of friends. Remains resting at funeral home. 48 K st. Wednesday July %, at 1 her late residence. day. Juiy from Third Bantict th and Que sts. n.w.. Rev. G. O. Bullock oficiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. ki BEAMAN. JOHN R. On Monday. Jul 1937 at Emergency Hospital. JOHN R BEAMAN. the beloved husband of Alice (Furrow) Beaman and son of Mrs ley Beaman. Funeral services the W. W. Chambers Co_ funeral home. 1400 Chapin st._nw. on Thursday. July B at 11 am Relatives and friends are favited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Departed this life BLADEN. MARTIN LUTHER. On Wednes- day. July . 1937 at his residence. East- ern’ave. Siigo’ Mill rd. Washingon. D, C. MARTIN LUTHER BLADEN. beloved Busband of Addie Lewis Biaden. father of Thomas h.. Martin Luther. ir. Irving Dongld. Ira Edwin and Vernon David Bladen' Remains resting at the W. W Chambers Co. funeral home. ' 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. N, EDWARD LEE. On Monday, v'5 1837 at Providence Hospital, EDWARD LEE BROWN. beloved husband of Carrie E_Brown znd father of Mrs Marguerite L. Schultz of Boston. Mas He also 1s survived by three broth and one sister. Funeral s W W. Chambers Co. Southeast funcral home. 517 11th st s.c.. on Wednesday. July %.at 3 pm. Relztives and friends inv Interment Cecar Hill Ceme- tery. 7 vices at the TOSEPHINE A. On Tuesday. t Washington Sanitarium. oma rk- Md. JOSEPHINE A BROWNE. beloved wife of Browne iretired) and moth Leo P. Watson and Mrs. Lewis of Sen Francisco. Calif. Rema e AL the W. W. Chambers C home 1400 Cha st. n.w. Funel strictiy private ezse omit flowers. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. BUTLER. MARY C. Departed this life on Monday July 5 19337 at Garfield Hos- Tital MARY C. BUTLER beloved wife of Henry Butler. Remains may be Viewed after § a.m. Thursday. July X. at her late residence. 1i1; Corcoran st p.w. Funeral services Friday. July 9. &t 0330 am. at ove residence. fol- lowed by’ requiem high mass at St Augustine's Church at 10 am. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. s BUTLER. MARY CECILIA. and members of the Association are hereby death of Funeral F from the St between L a Officers and _members invited to attend MRS. JOSEPHINE BUTLER CLARA H. SNEED President Recording Secret BUTLER. MARY ( clic Benefic ci fied of the death BUTLER. and are Thursday. Juiy &, 19, Corcoran ‘st. n.w. Funeral Gay. July 9.at 10 a.m.. at St. A Chur b, CHARLOTTE LUCKETT. Presi FLORENCE WILSON, Rec. Sec. CARROLL. THOMAS P. On Tucsda 6. 1937 at his residence. 4510 15th st n.w. THOMAS P. CARROLL. beloved husband of Margaret M. Carroll (nec Purcell). ~ Puncral from hi< late resi- dence on Friday. July 9._at 9:30 am. Requiem mass at the Shrine of ths Relatives and Sacred Heart at 10 a.m Lo, Altend. " Interment funeral The _officers Willine Helpers notified of the rs. MARY CECILIA BUTLER. ay July 01937 at 10 aun S| Ath' st ry. bers of the Gath- re hereby Tioti- Si dent; friends _invited Mount Glivet Cemetery. DADE._ BERNIE. On_Tuesday. July 6, Lfl 37. at Pittsburgh. Pa. BERNIE DADE. eloved son of Mrs. Mary L. Dade. de- voted husband of Lucille Dade and brother of Mrs. Capitola Seales and Joseph. Theodore, Standley and Richard Dede Funeral from the McGuire tu- neral home, 1820 9(h st. n.w.. on Fri day. July 9. at &:30 m.: thence to Holv Redeenier Catholic Church. where mass will be offered at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. L DAHL. M. JOSEPHINE. 6. 1037, at ' pin 3 st. nw. M. JOSEPHINE DAHL. the late Charles J. Dahl. m M. Josephine Mehlberth. of Washington. D. C. Bernard A. and Joseph land, Md She also lea dren. James F.and Joseph E. Mehlberth, John P. and David B. Dahl and Suzan Zihiman. daushter of the late Hon. Fred N. and Margaret Zihiman: great-grand- children. Joanne C. and Barbara Jean Mchiberth of Washington. D. C.: als0 a brother. John Rohman of Cumberland Md. Fureral from the residence of her son. Bernard A. Dahl. 114 North Centre st Cumberland. Md. Notice of me Iafer.” Requiem ‘mess at Sts. Peter and Paul's Church. Cumberiand. Md.. for the repose of her soul. Interment at church cemetery. DIGGS, CATHERINE. On Sunday. July 4. 193 at_Pennsylvania Hospital Phila- delphia. CATHERINE DIGGS. Remains will rest at Frazier's funeral home. :J56 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Funeral Thurs- day. July X at 30 p.m.. from the above-mentioned establistment Inter- t Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. S. HARRIET. On Monday. July 5. 1 at her residerce. in Croome, Md. HARRIET DOUGLAS. widow of Jerry Douglas. daughter of the late Jane Spen- cer. sister of Eliza Ford._She ‘also Isaves £ix children. Annie Greenleaf. Lizzie Smallwood Lydia Tolso) Rosa_ Miller, Hannah_ Hager and William Douglas: twenty-five grandchildren: ten greats randchildren. other relatives and riends. Funeral Thursdav. July R at D.m. _from St Mary's Methodist Church.’ Croome. Md. i DOUGLAS, JOHN A. On Tuesday. July 6. 1937, at the Washington Sanitarjum JOHN A. DOUGLAES. brloved hushand of Mery E_Douglas (nee Steele) and father of Mrs. Evelyn Ivev and Edward D Doug- 1 Funeral from his late residemce. 2237 Nicholson_st 9 at 2 pm On Tuesday. Julv 24 Webster wife of s C. Dahl Madeline A F. of Cumhir: es grand: her se.on Friday July Relatives ard friends in- vited. “Interment Cedar Hill Cometery. 8 PRAKE. DEE. On_ Wednesdav. July 7. 1937 DEF DRAKE of 1504 Kingman pl n.w. ' He leaves to mourn their loss many Telatives and friends. Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home. N. Jave and R st. n.w. Notice of fu- . meral later. FAIRALL. NELLIE ELIZABETH. On Mon- d 1037, at her residence_10%% . NELLIE ELIZABETH FATR- ALL beloved mother of John A.. Ber- nard M_and Charles 1. Fairall and Mrs, Marie P. Trammell Services at the above residence on Thursday July K. §12,pm. " Relatives and friends invited. terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 7 GREGORY. ALVIN T. On Wednesday. July £ 7. 1937° ALVIN T. GREGORY. beloved husband of Rowena Howell Gregory and father of Josephine and Florence fren- ory. Remains resting at the W, W. Chambers Co, funeral home. 1400 Cha- pin st. n.w.” Notice of funcral later. + WARRIS. BELLE. Departed this life on Sunday. July 4. 1957 at her residence. 600 3rd st. ne. BELLE HARRIS. be- loved wife of Waiter Harris. She leaves 1o mourn their loss a_mother. three brothers and one sister. Remains restine t E W. Bundy's funeral home. 621 orida ave n.w. Funeral Thursday. July & at 1:30 p'm . from the Enhesus Seventh Day Adventist Church. fith and N sts. n.w. Interment Woodlawn Cew- etery. B i/ JRISH. CORA A. 19 On Wednesday. July 7, CORA A IRISH of 1807 M . n.e. wi of Georze A. Irish and mother of Ida J. Irish and John H. Irish and Mrs. Louise Potter. Services at the S. H. + Hines Co. furieral home. 2901 14th st r.w.. on Friday. July 9. at ® p.m. Rela- tives and _friends ~invited. Intermant Glenwood Cemetery. 8 ____FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Jioders Shaver. . National 2473 Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. Fhene w1009 H St. N.W. Nattonal ! » J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. NE. _ Lincoin 6200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (A. L. HAYCOCK. Manager) onsaert 9673034 M St. N.W. ;?tlbushgd 1841 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 5 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 cr of Mrs. | Braths. NES. ARTHUR G. On Monday. July B 908 T0:05 a .. ARTHUR G, JONES. beloved son of Robert and the late Sussn Annie Jones. He is survived by a_fa- ther, Robert Jones: five brothers. Wil- liam. Thomas. Earnest. Harry and Au- sustls Jones; one sister, Rosa Jones: one grandson. a devoted friend. Elizabeth Diggs; many other relatives and friends, Remains resting a* Arthur L. Rollins funeral church. 4339 Hunt piace n.e. until - Wednesday, ‘July 7. at 5 p.i thereafter at his late residence. 921 dth st. s.e. Funeral Thursday. July 8 at 2 p.m.. from his late residence. Relatives and friends invited. 7 MITCHELL, JOSEPHINE F. On Monday, July 5 1937 at Emergency Hospital, JOSEPHINE F. MITCHELL of 1801 Wyo- ming ave. n.w.. wifs of the Iate Oscar V. Mitchell ‘and ‘mother of JefMe V. and Philip S. Mitchell of Washington. D. C., and William J. Campbbell of Cincinnati. Onio ' ‘Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w. on Wednesday, July 7. at 3 pm. Inter- ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 7 MONROE., WILLIAM. On Sunday. July 4. 1937 at Freedmen's Hospital, WILLIAM MONROE brother of Cora Snyder. friend of Mr. and Mrs_George Jones. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 14:42 You st. n.w. Funeral Fri- day. July 9. at 1 pm. from the above funeral “church. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 8 MOSS. LIZZIE. On Monday. July 5, 1947, at_10:40 pm. at Freedmen's Hospital, LIZZIE MOSS. wife of James R. Moss, of 1310 T st” n.w. She leaves one_sister, Jacksie Gaines: five brothers. Charlie, Henty Brooke. Clarence and Thonias Carter. She also leaves a1 adopted son, Maurice Moss: other —relatives and fricnds. Remains resting &t Ernest ‘Jarvis funeral church. M. nw. until 4 pm. Wednesdny. July thereafter at her late residence. Fu- neral Thursday. July X at 1 pm., from the Shiloh Baptist Church. fith and P sfs n.w. Rev. G. L. Harrison officiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 7 MOUTON. HAROLD. On Saturday. July 3 1037 after a brief illness. HAROLD MOUTON . the beloved hushand of Laura Mouton (nee Diggs) of 532 Eastern ave. n.e. He is also survived by a devoted mother. six brothers. three sisters and many other relatives and_friends. Re- mains resting at Henry S Washington & Sons’ funeral hom ne. where thev ma 11 am. Wednesday. July §°at 1 pm. from Tabernacle Bap- tist Church. Division ave. and Gay st n.e. Relatives and friends invited. C: will not be opened In chureh. NAU. THERESIA. On Tuesday. Jul 1937, THERESIA NAU. beloved daughter of the laie Peter ‘and Sophia Nau. Pu- neral from her late residence. 15 8 st. n.w. on Friday July 9. at § am. Re- quiem mass at St. Mary’s Church at 0:30 Am. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment St. Mary's, Cemetery. NAU. THERESIA. The Ladies' Sodality of St. Mary's Church will meet at the late residence of Miss THERESIA NAU. 15 8 n.w.. on Thursday. July & 1 » R p.m.. to recite the pravers for the dead. (Signed) MRS. EMMA MALEY. Prefect. MISS ADELE WASSMANN. Secretary. PETERSON. REBERTA SWARTZ. On Wednesday. Julv 7. 1 2t her resi- dence. 10:31 " North' Nelson st. Arling- ton Va. REBERTA SWARTZ PETER- SON, beloved wife of Charles A. Peter- son Besides her husband she is sur- vived by one son and three daughters. Remains Testinz at the Ives funerai home. 2847 Wilson blvd.. Arlington, Va.. fiday._July 9: “thence to the M. E Church. where funeral will_be held at = p.m. Inter- ment National Memorial Park, Lee High- way. Va. 8 PILKERTON. CHRISTINE V. July 61937 at CHRISTINE 'V, 14 5 Deane ave. be viewed after Puneral Thursday, On Tuesday. Providence Hospital, PILKERTON. age 17 years. beloved Wife of Marshall Pilkerton. Remains resting at her late residence Defcnse’ Highway. Bladensburg. M Funeral from St Jerome's Catholic Church. Hyattsville_ Md. on Thursday. July K'at 9 am. Relatives and {riends Invited. " Interment Forestville Cemetery, READ. CHARLES A. On Monday. July 5. at_his home Onk place. Be- . CHARLES A READ the sband of Nettie A. Read. Fu- ek sghuices st bis late residence on inesday. July 7. at 7 p.m. Interment Lock Haven.' Pa 7 'S ARY On Tuesday, at her home it MARY R. ROBERT- ON. wife of Nclson H. Roberison_ Fu- cral {from her late residence on Thurs- £y, July S at 2 pm. Interment 5 R. D.n Rockville Cemetery, ON. EARL MAURIC ife Suddenis Monday ovidence Hospital FARL MAUPTCE ROBINSON, loving husband _of Helen Rooinson. devoted father of Sylvia and Dennis Robinson: stepson of Dennis and Sadie Jackson. He slso leaves a grand father. William C. Robinson: a gran mother. Rosa L “Robinson. other rela. fives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. srd and Eve sts. sw.. until 4 p.m. Wednes- day. July 7 eafter at his late r dence. 308 Eve st. s.e. Funeral Thurs- day. July R ‘at 1 pm. from the Friend- ship Baptist Church. ist and H ats. 5., Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 7 SARTON. JAMES WILLIAM EDWARD. On Monday July 5. 1937. at_New Market. Ya JAMES WILLIAM EDWARD BAl the beloved husband of the Annie R. Sarton and fa H. and Rov B. Sarton. on Thursd late reside 28 Spring Gardens. Alexandria. Va. friends invited. Cemetery. bers Co. TELDS. P ALOYSIUS. On_Monday. July 51947, at his residence: 70 Seaton pl. nw. P. ALOYSIUS (AL) SHIELDS. the beloved hushand of Agnes Wade Shields. und brother of Anarew. Jonn Dennis’ and William Shields. FPuneral from his_late residence. 50 Seaton pl. n.w.. on Thursday. July & at %:30 a.m.: thence to St. Martin's_Church. where reauiem mass will be offered at f am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rel. atives and friends are Invited, 7 SHIELDS, P. ALOYSIU: Members of Keane Council. No. 333, K. cf C. are hereby notified of the death of Brother P. ALOYSIUS SHIELDS and are requested to meet at_his late residencs. 70 Seaton ce n.w. on Wedne: day. July 7. at R pm, FRANCIS J' RAFTERRY. G K. DENNIS J. NILAND, F. §. SHIELDS, P. ALOYSIUS. Members of Washington General Assembly, Fourth Degree. Knights of Co- lumbus. are notified of the death of ~Sir "Knight P. ALOYSIUS SHIELDS and are requested (o as. semble at his late residence. 70 Seaton’ DL nw.. Wednesday. July 7. 1937 at K p.m.. for recitation of prayers and to attend the mass at St. Martin's Church on_Thursday. July & ai § s.m THOMAS F. CARLIN, F. N. J. FRED BRADY. F. C SPICER. HAZEL G. Departed this life on Monday. July 5. 1937, at her residence, 402 0 st” n'w. HAZEL G, SPICER. be. loved daughter of Elverta H. &picer’ and Alfred G. Spicer. She also leaves to mourn iwo " brothers. two granamothers ang two erandfathers and a host of ofher relatives and friends. Remains Testing at Ruth Dabney's funeral home. 454 © St W until Wednesday, July 5. Tnter ment Rocky Mount, N. C. SRABIAN, VIRGINIA. On Tuesday. July July 61937, VIRGINIA SRABIAN. ssed #4 vears. beloved wife of Dick Srabian, Funeral from the W. W._ Deal fanerai home. 816 H st. n.e..'on Friday. July 9. at 2 bm. Relatives and friends invired. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery, & STEWART _ ALEXANDER. Departed this life on Sunday, July 4. 1937. at Gal- linger Hospital. ALEXANDER STEWART of 352 T'st. s.w. ' He leaves to mourn his departure a wife. M Sarah Stew- art:a dauchter.” Mrs. Marie L. Snori two granddaughiers and other relativ and friends. Remains resting at t Morris A. Carter funeral home. %nd and P osts.sw. Until Wednesday: July 7 At > p.m.: thereafter at the above address. Funeral Thursday. July 8. at 1 p.m.. from Ebenezer M. E. Church. $th ahd sts. se. Rev. King officiating . Tnters ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. o STEWART. ALEXANDER. Members of Midian Wing. No. . Order of Gajlileny Fishermen. are notified of the death of Brother ALEXANDER STEWART. and are reauested to attend a called meeting Wednesday July 7. 1037, at & pm . ap ihe Temple. to arfange bufial Funersi TSt pm., eneze dth and o ste e £ Ohieeh, RO. WILLIAM CARTER. H. P. M. MONTGOMERY. Scribe. . STEWART. ALEXANDER. Passed OMcers” Council Ideal Benefit Soclety. are herebs notiied of the death of Brother ALEXANDE! STEWART, and are reduested ts stomg funeral Thursday. July’ 871037 at 1 rom Ebenezer M. E. and D sts, s.e. i Suurchipath WALTER BADDY. President, MILDRED LEWIS. Secretary. " 004 STEWART. ALEXANDER, Felrmont, Lodge.” No. 1. eneflt Society.’ are hereby notified the dcath of Brother ALEXANDEL STEWART. and are requested to attend funeral Thursday. July 8. 1637 at 1 p.m._from Ebenezer M. E. Church.” 4th and D ts. se. -~ All subordinate lodges are invited. WALTER BADDY, P. M MARY E. LEWIS. Secretary, z SWALES. ROBERT L. On Monday. Jul 1937 “at_Providerice Hospital ROBERS L. SWALES. He is survived by a loving mother. a wife. a devoted son ard als other relatives and, friends. Funeral services at the Malvan & Schey funeral home New Jersev ave. and R zt. n.w. Thursday. July 8. at'1 p.m._ Rey. K. W. Jov officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. R SWALES, ROBERT. On Monday, July 5. 1947, at Providence Hospital. ROBERT SWALES. He fs survived by a loving mother. a wife. a devoted son; also other selatives and friends, Remains resti At the Malvan & Schey funeral hom New Jersey ave. and R st. n.w. Funeral Thursday. July & at 1 p.m. from the above funeral home. Rev. J. W. Roy of- ficinting. Interment Woodlawn Ceme- ery. . Departed July 51937, ‘Temple ves and Cedar Hill W. Cham- Relati Interment Services by W. Mambers of No. 4. National FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. 0106 o3 Seniary Cor. 14th & Eye GUDE BROS. CO. Fioral Pisces 1212 P St. N.W. ___ Nationsl #2768 ni T FLORISY BURTON'S o0 it are. 817 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 b Funeral Spiays Beautiful Funer: " oF AT.IT1 and 1 Y8 | TROCPS MASSING ABOUT JERUSALEM Arab-Jewish Riots Feared When British Announce "New Control Plan, E) the Assoclated Press. JERUSALEM, July 7.—All available troops and police—about 11,200 men in all—were massed today to meet any flare-up of smouldering Arab-Jewish strife that might be touched off by tonight's publication of the British Royal Commission’s plan for the future of the Holy Land. Seven British regiments, about 7,000 men, and approximately 3,200 police were held in readiness as Lieut. Gen. Sir Arthur Warchope, British high commissioner, prepared what was be- lieved would be an appeal for calm acceptance of the report and avoidance of racial conflict and bloodshed. Battle Cruiser Arrives, ‘The heavy British battle cruiser Repulse arrived at Haifa. The National Council of Palestine Jews appealed for calm and quiet in “this fateful hour for Zionism and the Jewish community in Palestine of all classes and sections.” Sir Arthur announced he would broadcast & message to both Arabs jand Jews tonight immediately before publication of the report. Pending disclosure of the Palestine Commission’s recommendations, it was believed the proposals called for divi- sion of the Holy Land into a Jewish state, an Arab state and a territory under British mandate from the League of Nations. The coincidence of the Zionist Con- gress election falling on the same day as publication of the report raised excitement to a high pitch among the Jewish population. Arrangements were made to suspend voting for 124 delegates to the Congress an hour be- fore the proposals were disclosed. Theater performances were ordered halted in the middle of the evening so loud speakers could broadcast the high commissioner’s speech and the subse- quent report to theater crowds. * Radio stores prepared to entertain large crowds in front of their prem- ises. Both Sir Arthur's address and the commission report were translated from English into Hebrew and Arabic. Copies were dispatched by Royal Air Force planes to Syria, Egypt and Iraq. Shortly before his speech Sir Arthur called Arab and Jewish leaders into special conference to discuss the prin- cipal recommendations of the com- mission and ask their reaction, Both Jews and Arabs, parties to years of biiter and sometimes san- guinary disputes over their places in the Holy Land. have shown strong opposition to what was described un- officially as the royal commission’s paruition plan. The Arab Higher Committee met yesterday and was reported to have decided on a tentative course of action on the basis of the unofficial knowledge of the proposals High Commissioner Wauchope, just returned by plane from London, sought to impress police chiefs, dis- trict governors and other peace of- ficers with the necessity of preventing any outbreak today or tomorrow, and ;sl;:;cmly Friday, the Moslem Sab- Military Preparations Completed. While he conferred with these of- ficials, extensive military preparations Wwere completed. Lieut. Gen. Sir | George Weir, commander of British troops in Egypt, came here to confer with Lieut. Gen. John G. Dill, rank- ing officer in Jerusalem. vestigated the Holy Land situation after the Arab general strike waged last year against continued Jewish immigration and extended Jewish land ownership. The strike was accom- Braths. SWEENEY. EDWARD J. uesday. July 1937 EDWARD J. SWEENEY, of the late Edward and E| (nee Pitzgerald). residence. Notice of i TOBIN. MAI at Atlan the belov Remains at’ his late 115 Massachusetts ave. n.w. uneral hereafter. RGARET LILLIE. On Tyesday. July " 6. 7. MARGARET Lij TOBIN (nee’ Talty) - beloved wiie g Patrick A. Tobin. Funeral from her late residence. 43 Que si. n... on_Priday. July 9. at §:30 a.m.; thence to Si. Aloy- #ius Church. where requiem mass will be said at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. 8 VELYN M. On Wednesday. July i 1937 EVELYN M. WHITE. beloved daughter of Willlam A. and Mary E. White, Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home, / 11th st. s.e. Notice of time later. WILLIAMS, BERTIE TOLIVER. On Sun- day. Jul, ot 937, At 8 D.m.. at her re anover st. nw. BERTIE TOLIVER WILLIAMS. daughter of the Iate Benjamin and Annie Toliver. wife of the late Samuel Williams. sister of Rosetta Viola Pointer and the late Mary. William. Cora and Annie Toliver: moth- er of Alphonso Williams. She also leaves other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w.. until 1> noon Wednesday. “July 7: thereafter at her late residence. Puneral Thursday July S at L pm. from the Mount Carmel Baptist Church. 3rd and Eye sts. n.w. Rev 'W. A. Jernagin officiating. Inter- ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 7 WILLIAMS. BERTIE. Officers and - bers of Columbia Temple. No, 45 1. B, P. O. E. of W.. are hereby nofified of the death of Daughter BERTIE WILLIAMS. Session of sorrow Wednesday. July 7, 0 p.m Funeral Thursday . from Mount Carmel Baptist . 3rd and Eye sts. n.w. PAULINE ROBINSON D GEORGIANNA f%mn'&"’,' e e In Memoriam. BAILEY. JAMES C. Sacred to the mem- orv of ‘my dear husband JAMES C. BAILEY. ‘who departed this 'life three o today. July 7. 1934 Gone_but not _forgotten. DEVOTED WIFE. AMANDA. DUNMORE, BENJAMIN, AND WILLIAMS, memory of my husband. BENJA- v . “and my niece. WILLIAMS. ‘Who deparied this life May _Gone. but not forgotten. DEVOTED WIFE AND AUNT. DUNMORE. VEE LU0% JOHNSON. CATHERINE C. In sad and loving_remembrance of ‘my dear wife, CATHERINE C. JOHNSON. who departed this life one “year ago today. July 7 years DANIEL D. JOHNBON. © MAGILL. JOBN MILTON. A tribute of love t6 the memory of our dear hushand and father. JOHN 'MILTON MAGILL ¥ho left us'three years aso today, July ** Loved in life. remembered in death. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. MULLEN, GEORGE HOWARD. In sad and loving memory of our beloved son and brother. GEORGE HOWARD MUL- LEN. who departed this life two years ago todsy. July 7, 1935, THE FAMILY. TODD, THOMAS EDWARD. A tribute of love and remembrance to our loved one, THOMAS EDWARD TODD. who de- parted this life one year ago today, July 7. 1936. In heaven no sickness, sorrow or pain: You left us to board & heavenly train. We miss you night and every day, We will never forget how you stole away. . DEVOTED_SON AND_DAUGHTER-IN- LAw. ROBERT LEO AND ANNIE WILDLR, JAMES R. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our dear husband and father. JAMES R. WILDER, ¥ho left us three years ago today. July 7. 1937, WIFE AND DAUGHTER. WILLIAMS, JOSEPH M. In memory of our dear father. JOSEPH M. WILLIAMS. yho le(t us eleven years ago today. July We_have not forgotten him. od knows we never will: ‘Though eleven long vears have passed. ‘We fondly love atill. The Royal British Commission in- | a. Ga.. ed son | llen H. Sweeney panied by widespread disorders, & recurrence of old Arab-Jewish trife. Great Britain, supervising Palestine under a League of Nations mandate, promised in the Balfour declaration of 1917 to make it “a national home for the Jewish people.” As outlined in Jewish circles the new plan would create a Jewish state com- prising the upper and lower Galilee Valley, the Esdraelon Coastal Plain from Raselnakura in the north to Beertuvia in the south; the great part of the Beisan area and the towns of Haifa, Safad, Acre and Tiberias. The British-mandate area would in- clude Jerusalem, Bethlehem and a corridor on both sides of the Jerusa- lem-Jaffa road by which Arabs would have access to the sea at the port of Jaffa. The rest of Palestine would be an Arab state bordering on Transjordan, a British-mandated Arab nation to the west. Great Britain would propose treaties with Arab and Jewish organizations to establish the independence of the two states. She would grant £2,000,000 ($10,000,000) to the Arab state besides an unspecified additional sum to help transport Arabs to Transjordan from the Jewish state. CAPT. PAUL DASHIELL DIES UNEXPECTEDLY “Father of Forward Pass” Head- ed Foot Ball Rules Group 15 Years. By the Associated Press. ANNAPOLIS, July 7.—Capt. Paul N. Dashiell, U. 8. N. (retired), chair- man of the National Foot Ball Rules Committee for 15 years, died unex- pectedly in the Navy Hoepital here yesterday. He would have been 70 July 16. He had been in the hospital for eye treatments. He suffered a heart attack late yesterday. Dashiell was one of a group of foot ball enthusiasts which met in 1896 in an attempt to draw up uniform rules for the game. At that time | Princeton, Navy and Yale used one | set of rules and Harvard, Cornell and | Pennsylvania another. | The rules were made uniform lnd‘ the present Rules Committee was formed with Capt. Dashiell as chair- man. He served until 1911, | He is credited with being thel “father of the forward pass.” In; 1905, when foot ball was under fire | because of the number of injuries, Dashiell suggested the pass as a mears of opening up the game. Capt. Dashiell was born in Annap- olis, graduated from Lehigh Univer- sity and received his Ph. D. degree from the Johns Hopkins University. The Naval Academy Chapel will be the scene of his funeral services to- morrow, {MRS. HELEN HANEY DIES AT DAMASCUS HOME Special Dispatch to The Star. DAMASCUS, Md, Helen Pearce Haney died last nigh at her home near Damascus follo was 52 years old. Surviving Mrs. Haney are her hus- band, R. E. Haney; three children, Mrs. Arthur Beall, Forrest M. Haney and R. C. Haney, all of whom live near Purdum; her mother, Mrs. Ma- rian Pearce; a brother, Harry M. Pearce, and four sisters, Mrs. William ‘Watkins, Mrs. Morgan Watkins, Mrs. William F. Moore and Mrs. Herman Mullinix, all of near Damascus. Funeral services will be held on Fri- day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the | Damascus M. E. Church and interment i will be in the Damascus Cemetery. \MAJ. GEN. WITTENMYER FUNERAL RITES HELD Funeral services for Maj. Gen. Ed- mund Wittenmyer, 75, U. S. A., re- tired, who died Saturday in Walter Reed Hospital, were held this morn- ing at the Fort Myer Chapel. Burial followed in Arlington National Ceme- tery. The pallbearers were Maj. Gen. | Edgar T. Conley, adjutant general of the Army; Maj. Gen. Richmond P. Davis, retired; Brig. Gen. Nathaniel F. McClure, retired; Brig. Gen. Fred- eric D. Evans, retired; Col. Alonzo Gray, retired, and Dr. Lewellyn Jordan. Retired at his own request in 1923, after 40 years’ service, Gen. Witten- myer had served in Cuba during the war with Spain, with the China re- lief expedition in 1900 and in the World War as major general. He held the Distinguished Service Medal. E R JOHN ROBERT BEAMAN John Robert Beaman, 52, an em- ploye of the General Accounting Of- fice, died Monday evening in Emer- gency Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the W. W. Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin street, followed by burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mr. Beaman was born in Clinton, N. C., and has been a resident of the District for the past 12 years. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Alice M. Bea- man, and his mother, Mrs. Mary Bailey Beaman. He lived at 1350 Monroe FLOWERS DUPONT CIRCLE Milburn T. ZIRKLE Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Amboulance Service 510 C 5t. N.E. Llnc. 5537 North Side of Stanten Park @dar Hill Washingtons madt eme’cerg i veatic DOGTORIS“ ;EGOHHEID Y er AMBULANCES $3 any place in the city Phone COlumbia 0432 Undertakers rium, July 7.—Mrs. | ing an illness of several months. She TWO BRITONS LEAD IN OPEN GOLF PLAY Padgham, McMinn Each Get a 72, as Nelson, Snead, Sweeny Shoot 75s. BULLETIN, CARNOUSTIE, Scotland, July 7 (#)—Veteran Ed Dudley of Phila- delphia, first man to break par to- day over Carnoustie’s wind-swept course, took the lead in the first round of the British open golf champlonship with a brilliant 70, 3 under astandard figures, Ey the Associated Press. CARNOUSTIE, Scotland, July 7.— While the first of the 16 surviving Americans were finding slightly lengthened Carnoustie’s par 71 too hard to solve in the face of a fresh breeze, two Britons took over the early lead in the first 18-hole round of the British open golf championship today. Bill McMinn, professional champion of Westerh Scotland in 1924 and 1929, set the pace with a one-over-par 72, despite & six at the ninth hole, a score that was equaled shortly after by De- fending Champion Alf Padgham. Be- hind them at 73 came A. D. Cairn- cross, former Gloucestershire amateur who recently turned pro. Low scorers among the early Amer- ican finishers were Ryder Cuppeis ‘Byron Nelson and Sam Snead and Robert Sweeny. All had 75s. Charley Lacey, burly pro from Great Neck, N. Y., was .a stroke further back, while little Bobby Cruickshank, who dropped five atrokes on the last four holes of the outgoing nine, posted a 78, seven over par. Denny Shute, who was the last American to win the British title, back in 1933, lost a chance to go into first place by taking a six on the eight- eenth. He finished with a 73. Henry Picard also found Carnoustie’s | breezes s definite hazard. The lanky, smooth-swinging Ryder Cupper joired | Revolta and Lacey in the 76 bracket with a pair of 38s. Henry Cotton, British favorite, steadied on the back nine for a 74. Trouble with his drives hurt him. —_— A. F. L. WINS POLLS PHILADELPHIA, July 7 (#).—The American Federation of Labor yester- day defeated the Committee for In- dustrial Organization in an election to determine which organization should | represent the employes of the Freihofer and Ward baking companies as their | collective bargaining ageney, | The vote at the Freihofer Co. was announced by Judge Frank Smith as | €31 for the A. F. of L, against 519 for the C. I. O. At Ward's the vote was’ | 111 for the A. F. of L., against 35 for C. E. LIPSCOMB RITES SLATED AT MANASSAS Bishop of Illinois to Officiate Bervices for New York Publisher. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. MANASSAS, Va., July 7.—Funeral services will be held here this after- noon for C. E. Lipscomb, prominent New York publisher, who died on Monday at Easton, Md. Mr. Lipscomb was the son of the late Judge and Mrs. William E. Lips- comb and was born in Prince William County, Va., near Brentsville on Oc- tober 8, 1870. He was educated in the public schools and graduated from William and Mary College. Entering the publishing business in New York, he achieved prominence and was noted for his contributions to benevolences. Services will be held at the home of Capt. and Mrs. Howard Jamison and the Episcopal Bishop of Illinois will officiate. lnttrm'l'n will be in the Manassas Cemetc. daughter, Mrs. Thomas Dresser White, wife of the military attache at the American Legation in Rome. Prizes for Business Luncheon. Nearly $75 worth of prizes will b distributed at the regular weekiy luncheon of the Central Business Ase sociation at the Harrington Hotel at 12:15 pm. tomorrow. The awards will include merchane dise, cash and a complete physical ex« amination with laboratory tests, in addition to table and luncheci prizes. Plumbers to Meet Tonight. ‘The Master Plumbers’ Association of Washington will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 o'clock tonight in Pythian Temple, Ninth street bee tween K and L streets. 00F LEAK NA. 4370 GICHNER : Mr. Lipscomb is survived by a J@ HIG '"OUR PLUMBER’ the C. 1. O. casket or funeral service. they wish to pay. in every conceivable price FUNERAL 412 H st. N.E. No attempt is ever made in this establishment to influence in the slightest degree the selection of a policy to invite a free choice, influenced only by the individual family’s desires and the amount which There is a service and a casket the selection may be, the same sympathetic, per- sonal attention is given in every case. WM. 'H. SARDO & CO. 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