Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1937, Page 10

A—10 ¥x» THE EVENING Dratha. BLACKWELL. PAULINE. on Monday. July 12, X st her residence ' 464 Eve st s.w. PAULINE BLACKWELL. beloved mother ©Of Mrs. Anna Bagley. Mrs Mary E. Riley. Mrs. Priscilla_W. Ross and Thornton Blackwell. " She is also survived by other relatives and friends. Funeral services Thursday. July 15 I pm. at the Providence “Baptist Church. M st. be- tween 4ih and 6th sts. s w. Rev. Cham- bers. actinz pastor. ~ Relatives and friends invited to attend. Rosemont Cemetery. 14 BURRELL. On Sunday. July at Freedmen's Hosp tal. BUR- BRANSON ~ Remains resting at Frazier's funeral hy 380 R. 1. ave n.w. Funeral Wedn July 14 at 1 pm. from the above mentioned estab- lishment. Interment Woodlawn Cem- etery. 13 BRIGHTLEY, SUSIE. On Monday. July 12 1957 ‘2t Gallinger Hospilal, ~ SUSIE | BRIGHTLEY. wife of Leon Brightley. mother of Dorothy Grandshaw. other | relatives and friends also survive Re- | mains resiing At _Stewar’s funeral | home. 30 H sc ne. Funeral Wednesaay July 14 at 2 pn’. {rom Sarols Chapel. Anne Arundel County Interment | Braths. MARSHALL, VIRGINIA Officers and mem- bers of the Catholic Beneficial Society are hereby uotified of the death of Sster VIRGINIA MARSHALL. and are reques ed ‘to meet' Wednesday. July 14 A p.m, sharp, at 1211 Oates st. n'e. F neral services Thursday. July 15. at 10 a.m._ at St. Cyprian's Church. CHARLOTTE LUCKETT. President. FLORENCE WILSON, Rec. Sec Ly MOOREL, AMOS. Departed this life sud- denly. on Sunday. July 11. 1937, AMOS MOORE. beioved husband of Helen Moore. son of Martha Moore. He also leaves 1o mourn their loss two sisters. M Vick and Alberta Moore: eight brothers, Jim- mie. " Luther Clarence. Brodie. Rufus Herbert Wilbert and Robert Moo and other relatives and friends Remains Testing_at Eugene Ford's funeral home 1300 South Capitol st.. where funeral ices will be held on Thursday. July 15. at 1 p.m._ Rev. 8. A. Warren of- ficiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 14 LSON. GEORGE. Departed this life on Monday. July 170 1937 at his residence, 604 ird ‘st after a briel ilnesc GEORGE LSON. He leaves to mourn_thej 5s A devoted wife, Mrs, Sadie Nelson: one sister. Medora Johr fon: two nieces. two nephews and a ho: of other relatives and friends. Remains N Md. MARGARET. On Monday. July 2 MARGARET “BUKGESS. ' b loved wiie of tne late Aloert C. puigess, | mother ‘ot Mrs. Emiy B. Trioei. Mrs, | Margaret McLain and Sterung J. and Alvert C. Buikcss. Funeral services at | the W. W. Chamoers Co. tunciai home, | 1400 Chapin s n.w. on Thursday, July | 15. at 1030 am. Relatives and {fiends | invited, Interment in Glenwood Ceme- tery, 1 | vBESE w. 1 yACH) Mary Phile- Interment sort luncoin Cem- | JESSE W, gy 110 1, M. beioved son mon LuGya ok 1110 L 8 101 1k (JACK) etery, COLSTON. FANNIE FISHER. De; lite Sunday evening. vl 1% 57, &l Cambridge. Ma FANNIE 15HER | COLSTON. She icaves (0 mouts cneir | lossnusband. motner and_isiner. one | £ister, iour brothers. two nepnews and | a NOSt ol other reiatives ana iriends. | Funeral at 1qaleourg, Va. wednesday Juiy 14, at p.m. . GLADYS 1 LUOEL DAVIS. devo ter o rranx rted this on Sis e o Minnie Re.d ana_Cari W, Ernest You si. n.w Juiy 14 inter Ay, SAMUEL, Jily Departed this 190 F i Mrs. Janie C Adoie Thompsor ry. Lemuel ana Ha vies Count n ther and 1 viewed at o home. “nd Wednes & tuneral after 10 am I Weanesdav ana < J. H. Randolph of- erment Mount Hope Cem- ies Couniy. Md. . AGATHA OLTMAN. On Monday OLTMAN FALLON Hasselt and beioved Mitchell Paime Wednesday. Jul. FORBES. SARAH. Drparted Saturday., July 10, g FORBE= leave! loss two ni three &randniece a hos and fri Rema ner & Poes funer &W. Funeral Wednesday pm. {rom the above Herbert officiat Cemetery. FREELAND, ANNIE B. On Mondav 12,1837 at the home of Mrs. Walter C_Bauer, William s c Ve, Md" A} B. FREELANL be wife of late S h 1ar ral services at o abov ay. July 15, at 10 am. ivate. GILCHRIST, al. JOSEPH KARL GILCHRIST. the eloved husband of Agnes B. Gilchrist and con of Katr ot | Q! ces ome. Rev erment Harmony July chris r ces at the W Co. Southeast funeral ho £e.on Thursday. July R friends invited to attend Notice of interment later e | Departed this life Friday. | 1637 Freedmen's Hospital after @ brief iliness, JOHN GILES. He is survived by two sisters_ Mrs. Annie Neally and Mrs. Frances Burkley. and other relatives and friends. _Remains resting with L. E. Murrav & Son h and V sts. now eral Wednesday July 14, from Mount Pleasant Baptist Church.’ Interment in Woodlawn Cem- eters. 1 GRAY, FLORENCE. On Sunday. July 11 1837, FLORENCE GRAY of 1834 S st | nw.devored sister of Mrs. Mabel Mason and Mrs Grace Costin McNeil. Remains resting at Frazier's funeral home. I ave n.w. Funeral Tnursdav. July pm’. from the above-meniioned tablishment. ~ Relatives and {riends invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery. i of For BAGER. AMELIA. On Monday, July 1037 'AMELIA' HAGER late Prank §. Hager. mother of W Hager and daughter of Emma of Mrs Clara Richards Funeral services W p.m are invited to mert Arlington N. HARRISON, On Sa‘urday. July 101 at his residence. in Oak- land ~ Md. WILLOUGHBY HARRISON brother of Eleanor and Anna D. Ha of Washington. D. C. Services at his Ia home_'with inierment at Clarksburg, W, Va.. Monday. July 1%. L R. On Mondav. 2 E ger Hospital 'EARL R HEFLIN beloved husband of Margaret R. Heflin of 3542 10th st. n.w.. son of G. W. Heflin of Cromwell. Va.. brother of R._D. Heflin of W; gton, D. C Mrs. ‘B W. Nalles, 225 North Columbus & Alexandria. Va; Mr<. R. W. & son of Bristol. Va.' ‘Remains re. the W_W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st n.w_ until Wednesdas July 14.2¢ 12 noon. Puneral from Grace Church, Somerville’ Va. on Wednesday. July 14 at 3:30 pm’ Relatives and {riends invited. " Interment Someruille a. 13 JOSEPH 0. On Mondav. J JOSEPH O. JOHNSON of 3 ne. former ‘husband of Mrs. Lucinda’ Clinton. He also leaves to mourn their loss other friends Fanerai Wednesday. July 14 a1 1030 am. {rom the Georze B. Clark Co. funeral parlor 1416 Florida ave. n.e. Interment Payne's | Cemetery. MARSHALL. VIRGINIA. On Monday._July 12,1837 at_her residence. 1" Oates | £ ne. VIRGINIA MARSHALL. beloved daughter of James H. and the late Ad- eline Marshail and cister of Miss Addie Marchall ~ Funeral from her late res dence on Thursday. July 15. at 830 am. thence to St Cyprians Gatholic Church. where reulem mass will he of- fered for the rennse of her soul. Rela- tives end friends invited. Services by McGuire, We saw you fade like a fower. But could not make vou stay We nursed you with tender kindness. But God called you away. m;'rl:rrmunuvl{‘;so'rm FATHER AND | < JAN AND ADDIE MARSHALL. 14 MARSHALL. JENNIE. Offcers and mem- bers of St.” Augustine Ladies' Auxiliary, No = Knichis of St. John are he rofified of the death of Sister JE: MARSHALL ~ Call meetin: Wedn! Julv 14. 1957 at her late residencr Oates st. ne. at 830 pm. Funeral Thursday. Jul¥ 15 at 9 am_ from St Cyprian’s’ Church. 13th and C sts, se Sister avviliaries are invited fn attend ELLA F WATKINS Proside; REBECCA H THOMAS. Rec. Sec ERAL DIRECTOR! V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connectea with he original W R. Speare establishment, R 1009 H St. N Nl'llnurlh‘.l)w;_ ol i J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. NE. Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (A. L. HAYCOCK. Manager) Efaiicnea 12413034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Moders chapel, . _National 2473 FUNERAL DESIG GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. 0108 O eninss Cor. 14th & Eye and Sundays GUDE BROS. CO. Fioral Pieces 1212 F 8t. N.W. Nati 276 BURTON'S FLORISY FanselTed, Sut. mve, Beautiful Funeral Spravs PEN EVENINGS AT. 7171 Cand SUNDAYS CEMETERY LOTS. Like Owning Your Home ‘The ownership of a cemetery plot be- fore actua] need is a wise protection against an inevitable necessity For last- ing, peace of mind choose now-—unhur- riedly. while financially best able. Larze or small family plots to suit individual needs. Prices from $100 to $160 for plot of & including perpetual care. Non-sec- tarisn. I5 minutes from center of city. INQUIRE WASHINGTON lg%’glpONAL CEMETERY Sulte 200. 1427 Eye 5t. N.W. DI 4001 A resting at Gardner & Pos's home” 312 4th st. s.w, eral later NICHOLA 0¢’s funeral Notice of fu- | SUSIE G. On Monday. July | 12 1035 at her residence. Gresham place sw. 'SUSIE G. NICHOLAS. the o~ voled wite of George W. Nicholas. loving | mother of Incz J. Georgia F.. Mammic | Gladys and Samion D. Nicholas: &rand- mother of Arlene M Nicholas. She 2150 leaves other relatives and many {riends. Remains resting at the John T | Rhines funcral chapel ird and Eve sts. | SW.until 4 1 Tuesday. thereafter at her late Funeral Wednes- day. July 14 at 2 pm. from the Rhines funeral chapel rment Lincoln Me- morial Cemetery. OLIVER. CUSTIS L. Cn Monday. July 1 1937, at Washiiston Sanitarium,. CUS- | TIS ‘L. OLIVER. beloved husband _of Emma J. Oliver of Somerville. Va.: | father of Mary V. Oliver_ brother of Mrs. A L. Haislip, Takoma Park, Md.. Mrs. James Ennis of Barnesville. Ohio: Miss | Nols Oliver. Hyattsville, Md. “and S. J. | Ohver. " Siver Spring ' Md Remains | resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. neral home. 1400 Chapin st. nw Wednesday. July 14. 11 am A( Grace Church pm. Intermeni fu- until | Funeral Somerville church ceme: | December, J. . RODGERS DIES OF HEART ATTACK Minority Clerk of the House Began Work There in Wilson Regime. Joseph G. Rodgers, 68, a minority clerk of the House of Representatives and former sergeant at arms, died yes- terday in Emergency Hospital from a heart attack Mr. Rodgers, who lived at 2924 Macomh street, began work at the House as a file clerk before the Wilson ad- ministration and was minority clerk there dur- ing the two terms of the wartime President. He was elected sergeant at arms in 1919 and served in that s capacity until 1931. Subsequently, in [ recognition of his long service, he was made a special employe of the Re- publican minority. Mr. Rodgers was a native of Philadelphia Surviving are his widow, Mrs, Caro- Mr. Relatives and friends invited On Sunday. | al ER ed) and tain il flee Olive s W sday evemng will be held in | Va . on Wednes- foliowed by in- 5 Departed this life on | 1945, at h < | 1 place nw. after IDA POINDEXTER 1ord John and Alberta nd aunt of also Icaves to | other relatives and resting at Barbour ne 45 K st no e July 14 p.m il home. Remains | * noon. on Tues- | Interment Woodlawn Cem- | | On Monday. July 172 naton Sanitarinm JAMES L. PRIMM H_Primm and Margare| ekauff and | nvited to attend DEXTER. IDA. o day. July 1 AMES T, M ral ser home 1 July 14 2t Glenwond Comet d of Anderson. Tnd | he late S enberg and the beloved moth: Oscar R Ande Kate C rank Rifenbers | Masonic fraternity, fends inviled ery. PH G En Interment 14 Monday. Hospiial ved husha her of Du facomb Zurhorst's ast Capitoi st. RODGER 1% 19 on JOSE at v ANNA. i ROSS Al Bea On Friday ANNA RO < Jarvis 3 } p.m. from church Rev. Walter Interment H; 13 at Rrooks offy onv Ceme SCOTT. ELWOOD GEORGE. On Monday v 19, ¢ his_residonce Semi Va . FLWOOD GEORGE SCOTT. beloved son of Elwond and Bertha Scott He also leaves other rel and manv friends Remains rest the “John T. Rhines funeral home. 221 North ‘Pai- | rick st Alexandria Notice of fu- neral later. | SERRIN. WILLIAM H. On Tuesdav | his_residence. Lando; ERRIN. aged nd of Emma S Gasch Thursday J and friends in Cemeters. SHRIVER. ALFR July 1033 3 errin one ted. ment Oak Hill 14 FD A at MOS. On Mondax residence. 11313 < at Church. Norrisville Md_ on Wednesdav 11 am._ followed by inter- Please omit flowers SMITH, THOMAS Sunday. July 11 Ontario beloved v 14 Departed this on | 1937, at his residence. road n.w. THOMAS hushand Mijdred Smith. * father Martha 3 Charles H. Smith. srandfath pertha L.'2nd Ruppert B aw of R B. Clark reletives lose his Ia July 13 t 12 noon. f Church of of E. ark | He leaves nd: fo mourn | be viewed pm. Tuesday. | ral Wednesday July 14| m the Metropolitan Bap: Interment Caroline County. LILLIAN. On Saturdas. Jul | 10 1627 LILLIAN STEPHENS. beloved wife of Charles Stephent and mother of John “Harrison, ir.. and sister of Mrs Charles Burns. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Cn. Southeast_ funeral home.’ 517 11th st. se. on Tuesday July 13 2 pm Relatives and friends inv Interment Fort Lin- coln Cemeter 17 STOKES. I. F. On Mondav. July 12 at his residence. 1212 Jefferson_ st I F. STOKES hushand of Mery B. Stokes and father of Vivian E. Stokes Mrs Charles R. Bush. ir. and Nelson M. Stokes. ~Services to be held in the Math- odi<t € Front Royal Va.. Thur: day Julv 15, at 3 pm. Interment Pros. pect Hill Cemetery. Front Roval. Va 14 SIDNEY. On Mondav, July 17. at 830 am__at_her residence. st now SIDNEY STONE he- Joved mether of Susie Wnod nf Memnhis| ames Stone of Batesville. Miss : Turner of Portsmouth. Ohin: Armstrong _and the late Lelia Maxwell f Wachington D. C.: devoted | grandmother of Everett. Le Vert and Daisy_ Armstrong: Vvonne Hilda and Howard Maxwell Funeral Wednesday. July 14 © pm from her late resi: dence. Interment Lincoln Cemetery. 14 | THOMAS. ELIZABETH BELL. On Satur- day. July “10. 1937, _at her_residence. 1414 36th st. nw. ELIZABETH BELL THOMAS._motner of Willism Branham Mary J. Turner. Walter Branham and Alfonso Thomas She also leaves other relatives and friends. Remains resting At Stewart's funeral home 30 H st ne. until Tuesday evening: thereafter At her late residence Funeral on Wednesday. July 14. at 2 p.m. from the nion Wesley 'A_ M. E. Zion Church ird st between L and M sis. n.w. 13 TISDALE. QUEEN VIRGINIA. Suddenly. on Fridav. Juiv 01927 ‘at 530 pm. | QUEEN VIRGINIA TISDALE nf 2022 9th st nw - She leaves to mourn their Inss three sisters one brother five nieces. seven nephews and a host of friends. Re- MAins resting at R. C_Richardson & Cn.'s funeral home. 1700 Vermon! ave. n.w. unti! ‘Tuesday. Julv 13. at 7 pm, Fu- neral and burial Dillon. 8. C. WADDLETON. ANNIE. The members of the Ladies’ ‘Tismey Phyllis Wheatley So- ciety are notified of the death of Mrs. Annie Waadleton. at Balty, Va., Satur- day. July 3 1937 MRS MAYME B LANE. Pres, MISS MARGARET BYRD. Rec. Sec. WILBER. JEROME J. On Tuesdav. July 13, 1937, at his residence. 1%70 Wyo- ming ave' n.w. JEROME J. WILBF loved husband of Cora Warner Wilber. * Funeral services at his late regdence on Wednesday. July 14. at 2 p.m. Inter- ment private. WITHEROW. LITLY V. On Sunday 11. 1939, LILLY V' WITHEROW. A’ ye beloved daughter of t James M. and Amanda A. Witherow s survived by her brother. John Witherow of “this city. Funeral vices Wednesday. July 14. at 2 n.m Hysong's parlors. 1300 N st. n.w. Tn- terment Glenwood Cemetery. 3 In Memoriam. COLEMAN. GEORGE R. A tribute of love and devotion to the ‘memory of my be- loved husband. GEORGE R. OOLEMAN, who passed away two years ago today. July 13. 193 1 cannot clasp your loving hands Your sweet smiles T cannot see; But let this little token show T still remember _thee. DEVOTED WIFE BESIE COLEMAN, JOHNSON. SUSIE. 1In sad but loving mem- ory of our dear Wife and grandmother, SUSIE JOHNSON. who Jeft us one year ago today. July 13 1936, Too far away to hear or sneak. But not too far for thoughts 1o reach HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND GRAND- SON. CEPHAS AND CARROLL JOHN- MORAN. ETHEL STOKES. In loving mem- STORAR wiho Gepariog this Ie-130 aeers AN who departed this s 450 today. HER HUSBAND, * r 190 nw J | at { two brothers, | Triplett | rapher. | PALFREY, WILLIAM CECIL. | SIMMONS, line L. Rodgers; a son, Durham G. Rodgers, this city, who will return from Europe this week, and a sister, Miss Margaret Rodgers of Phila- delphia. Funeral services will be held at 11| am. Friday at Zurhorst's funeral home, 301 East Capitol street. CAIUS E. TRIPLETT SUCCUMBS AT 78, Retired Member of Bureau's Legal Staff Was Active in Affairs | of Masonry. ’ Caius E. Triplett, 78, retired mem- ber of the legal staff of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, died Sunday night | after a short iliness at his home, 5727 { Colorado avenue. A native of Michigan, Mr. Triplett was educated at Hillsdale College in that State and at a law school here. He was emploved by the Government for many years until retiring sev- eral years ago. He worked at the Pen- sion Office before being employed the Indian Affairs Bureau. Triplett was a member of the belonging to a e lodge in Michigan and the Tall Cedars of Lebanon here. He also was a member of the Trowel Club. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Edjth H. Triplett; a son, Walter H. Triplett, lonterrev, Mexico; a daughter, M John F. Rollins, Scarsdale, N. Y., and John Triplett and M. | He also leaves three grand- M children, Funeral services were held today in Hmes funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Burial will be at Tecumseh, | Mich. i s 5 | MRS. WALLACE’S RITES “ ARE HELD AT RESIDENCE] Funeral services for Mrs. Mildred | Fuller Wallace, president of the Wash- | ington Home for Incurables and widow of Hugh Campbell Wallace, President | Wilson's Ambassador to France, were to be held at 3 pm. today at the residence, 1800 Massachusetts avenue. Burial will be in Tacoma, Wash Mrs. Wallace, 68, died suddenly Pri- day in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, New | York City, after she was stricken with | a heart attack on the way to her Summer home in Bar Harbor, Me, OTTOLENGUI, MYSTERY WRITER, DIES AT 76 NEW YORK. July 13 (#).—Dr. Rodrigues Ottolengui, dentist and mystery story writer, died Sunday fol- | lowing a long illness. He was 76, a | native of Charleston. S. C.. and had | practiced dentistry here for a half | century. In addition to his professional activ- ities, Dr. Ottolengui was an amateur taxidermist, entomologist and photog- Several detective novels from his pen were translated into foreign languages and sold widely in this country. among them being “The Art- ist in Crime.” “The Modern Wizard" and “A Conflict of Evidenc He was the son of Daniel Ottolengui. playwright, and Mrs. Helen Rodriques Ottolengui, author, and a cousin of Octavus Roy Cohen, noted author of American Negro stories. In Memartam. MORAN. ETHEL S _ In memory of my dear {riend. ETHEL §. MORAN. who passed AWAY i%0 years ago today. July 13, 1935. God found one sweet blossom A FRIEND DAISY MORTON. * In loving re- membrance of our dear son. WILLIAM CECIL PALFREY. who passed away one vyear ago today. July 13, 1936, What would I give to clasp his hand. his happy face to see. To hear his voice and see his smile that meant 5o much to me. The flowers we blace upon your grave may wither and decay. But love for you who sleeps beneath will never fade away MOTHER AND DAD. JOSEPHINE A. In memory of our most devoted mother grandmother 2nd mother-in-law. JOSEPHINE A. SIM- ;1('))15‘ wh';) left us one year ago today, Julv 131936 THE SIMMONS AND KING FAMILY * STOKFS. THOMAS H.: MORAN. ETHEL STOKES. In loving memory of my son THOMAS H. STOKES. who Ief’ us seven years ago. July 23 1930, daughter, ETHEL STOKES MORAN. who left us two years ago. July 13, 1935, “Our thoughts go wandering when day- lizht fades. To the land of long ago: And memory paints the scenes of old In the gold of the twilight glow. We_seem to sce in the soft. dim light The faces we love the best: ’ And_we 'think of them when the sun's ast Tay Goes down in_the golden West " CARRIE E. STOKES. WALLACE. ROS] In sad but ever loving remembrance of my dear mother. ROSE WALLACE. who entered into eternal rest eleven vears ago today. July 13. 1926, Gone. but never forgotten. HER DAUGHTER. MAMIE, WALKER. WILLIAM. In sad but loving Temembrance of our dear father. WIL- LIAM WALKER. who departed this life four years ago today. July 13, 1933. You were a wonderful father. Dear father of mine; Yoy hold & svot down deep in my heart e stars no longer shine. HIS LOVING CHILDREN, * WILSON. ANNIE B. In sad but loving remembrance of ‘our_ beloved mother. ANNIE B. WILSON who departed this four years ago today. July 17 3. life four yea Al 933; and my WONDRACK. ANNA M. A tributew! love to our dear mother and srandmother, ANNA M. WONDRACK who left us 6 suddenly three years July 13, 1934, You're missed each day you've been away, Our hearts but in vai We cannot help ths MAnYy tears That fall at mention of your name. You're gone. bu: not forgotten; No! That could never be For one 30 good. 30 kind. so true, Will live for an eternity. Your task is over, your hands at rest It was so hard to give you up. but God | March | Abril | Bostor | Galveston, | Los | Louisville STAR THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight followed by showers tomorrow; not [ much: change in temperature; gentle northeast winds becoming southerly tomorrow. Maryland—Fair tonight followed by local thundershowers tomorrow and probably in extreme portion late to- | night; not much change in tempera- ture, Virginia — Generally fair tonight followed by local thundershowers to- morrow and possibly quite s0 warm in southeast portion tonight. West Virginta—Local thundershow- ers tonight and tomorrow; little change in temperature, River Report, Potomac River clear and Shenan- doah very cloudy today. Revort for Last 21 Hours. Temperature, Barometer. Yesterday— Degrees, 4 pm. R pm Midnight Toflay— 4 am, R am. Noon Record for Last 21 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest. p.m. Year ago. Kl Lowest. 75. 5 am. today. Year ago, Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 5. on July 10 Lowest, 16, on February 28. Humidity for Last 21 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon todav.) Highest, 95 per cent. at 10:30 am. today. Lowest. 51 per cent. 30 p.m. yes- terday. at Tide Tables, (Purnished by United States Geodetic Survey.) Today. 0 am. Coast and Tomorrow. Hich i Low High Low am i%am The Sun and Moon, Sun, foday Sun’ tomorrow Moon. toda: 33 p.m. Automobile lights must be turned on one- nalf hour after sunset Precipitation. Monthiy precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, Average. Record January 3 R February ARy ust September Octoher: November December ] .56 Weather in Varlous Cities. Temp. Rain- v fall Siations Abilene. Tex Albany. N Atlanta. Ga Atlantic City Baltimore Md. Birmingham Bismarck Weath'r Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy 2 Cloudy Clear Clear Clouds Rain Clouds Y 012 0.04 Buffalo Charleston. 8. C. Chicazo. Tl Cincinnati, Ohin Cleveiand, Ohio Columbia’ 8. C. 7 Denver, Colo Detroit. Mich El Paso. Tex Tex Helena, Mont Huron' 8 Dak Indianapolis Jacksonvil Kansas C Anzeles Ky fiami, Fla Minne -8t Paul New Orlean. New York. N.Y Oklahoma City Omaha Nebr Philadelphia Phoeniz. Ariz Pittsburzh. Pa Portland. Me Portland, Orex Ralcigh. N. C Salt Leke City San Antonio San Diezo. Cal San_ Francisco Si. Louis, Mo, Seattle. Wach Spokane. Wash, Tampa. Fla - D:C: 3004 03 WASH 2090 81 FOREIG am. Greenwich Temps Londor Paric Berln._Germany Brest France ckholm. Sweden braliar. Spain me. tndav ) rature. Weather "4 Cloudy A4 Cloudy E Cloug™ Cloud Cloud Encland France Gi el rvations.) S:n Juan_Puerto Ri 52 Havana. Cuba . 6 Excavator Digs Up Crocodiles. A floating excavator in the Umfolosi River, Zululand, frequently “digs up” This beautiful half couch casket; the whole funeral, cars, hearse, and all com- _blete. Compare our services to any at P N COMPLETE FUNERALS$7 5 Chamber Is One of The Largest Undertakers in the World 3 FUNERAL HOMES Main Office 11th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone COlumbia 043 Southeast Office Suburban Home 517 Eleventh St. S.E. 918 Cleveland Ave. Phone Riverdale, Md. antic 6300 Phone Greenweod 1221 REPORT OF AN AFFILIATE OF A TRUST COMPANY.. Published in Accordance with Sectton 5211, U. S Revited Statutes. REPORT AS OF JUNE 30. 1937. OF Security Storage Compary, 1140 15(h_st N.W.. Washington. D. C.. which is afiliated with American Security & Trust Company. 15th st. and Pennsyl- vania ave. n.w.. Washington, D. C. Reserve District No. 5 Kind of business: Storinz. packing and shipping of household goods and personal effects and storage of silverware. Manner in which above-named organi- zation is affiliated with Trust Company. and degree of control: Trust Company owns more than & majority of stock voting at last stockholders’ meeting and majority of directors of affliate are directors of Trust Company. Financial relations with bank: Stock of affiliated bank Loabr'th affiliated. iRk ovms (o amlin Borrowings from affiliated bank AL Stock of ered in name of bank or known to be owned by bank directly or indirectly—8.- 640 shares, carried on our records as. - - $216.000.00 Other obligations to, or known to be held by. affiliated bank___ Other infor ion necessary to disclose fully relations h bank: 979 shares held in a fiduciary capacity by bank voted at last election. I C. W. PIMPER. vice president and treasurer of ~Security Storage Co.. do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. to the best of my knowledge and o C. W. PIMPER 8worn to and subseribed befora me this 10th day of July, 1937 e PAl A Woraks Fie. ©. €. None None None 7 None WASHINGTON, in extreme | Rorthwest portion late tonight; not |, el ‘yciir X dministration, | Brennen Gilchrist; . D. C, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1937 J.K. GILCHRIST, %2, OF . H. A EXPIRES Funeral-Services Thursday at 2 P.M.—Came Here Three Years Ago. Joseph Karl Gilchrist, 52, official of Katherine P. Gilchrist, Cincinnati, and two brothers, R. Wilds Gilchrist, Lebanon, Ohio, and J. Paul Gilchrist, Fort Worth, Tex. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Chambers’ South- east funeral home, 517 Eleventh street southeast, R. C. OUTTEN, U. S. N., BURIED IN ARLINGTON Chief Pay Clerk, Who Died in San Diego, Receives Full Military Honors. Chief Pay Clerk Roderick C. Outten, United States Navy, who died July 6 in San Diego, Calif., was buried in Arlington National Cemetery this morning with full military honors. He was 45 years old. Capt. Robert D. Workman of the Administra tio n | Navy's Chaplain Corps officiated. Hon- | director for the |orary pallbearers were Chief Pay| 7 District of Co- | Clerks O. B. Bennett, C. A. Anderson, | lumbia and later| W. W. Metcalf and T. A. Greenough was assistant to and Chief Electricians T. Flynn and | the administrat- | H. C. Goshorn. or. Recently he became assistant | chief of the Di- vision cf Collec- tions and Inves- | tigations and chief of the Sal-| vage Section, both of which come | under the Adjustment Division. A native of Lebanon, Ohio, Mr. Gilchrist was a member of the class of 1907 at Princeton University. Be- | fore coming here he had been West Coast representative for the Kellogg Manufacturing Co., with headquar- ters in San Francisco. At one time he,was in the automobile business in Cincinnati. 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