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10 @urd of Thanks. MOUTON, HAROLD LEE. The wife and amily ' of the late HAROLD LEE OUTON wish to thank their many riends for their kind svmpathy and floral tributes during the iliness and t the death of our husband. son and rother " also the following: ' Interna- tional Ushers' Union. Poro Progressive Club and “The Jolly 13 WIFE AND FAMILY. * Bratha. BUTLER. SODOSIA. Suddenly. on Satur- day. July 17. 1937 SODOSIA BUTLER. daughter of the late Georze and Martha Builer, sister of the late Mrs. Altia orter. Mrs. Atlanta Moore of Clarks- urg. Md.: Mrs. Effie Colling and Mrs Ollie’ Onley of Washington, tice of funeral later. CARR, ARTHUR B. On Friday, July 16, 1937, at Mount Alto Hospital 'ARTHUR B. CARR. beloved husband of Edna V. Carr. ~ Funeral_services at the W. W. Chambeis Co. Southeast funeral home. 817 11th st s'e. on Monday. July 19, 2t 9 am. Relaiives and friends invited Interment. Arlingion National Cemelery. The officers and members of Gen. Nelson A Miies Camp. No. 1. United Spanish War Veterans. are re- quested to assemble *Monday. July 19, 1937, at X:30 am., at Cham funeral parlors. 517 Tith st se. to assist in_the burial of our late comrade. ARTHUR B. CARR. Interment at Arlington Na- tional Cemetery PRINT E. SHOMETTE. Adiutant DUFFIN. VIRGINIA, _Departed this life on Saiurday. July 17 1917, at 11 am. VIRGINIA DUFFIN of 317 60th st. n.e. daughter of the late William and Elien Garnett. the widowed wife of Branard Duffin._mother of Yvonne. Branard. ) and Vriel Duffin. She also is_sur by two devoted nieces, Sophia D. Wicks d Hatiie Armsiead: two uncles. John and James Garnert. and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting 8t Fraziers funeral home. 380 Rhode Island ave. n.¥ Notice of funeral lgfer. D. C. No- CARR. ARTHUR B TS LIDA 0. On Saturdav. July Cosmopolitan Club Speaker. Edward R. Walton, jr, patent at- torney, will be the speaker next Thursday at the luncheon of the Cos- mopolitan Club in the Carlton Hotel. President Arthur W. Defenderfer will Braths. L. SUSAN J. On Priday. July 1937 at_her_Tesidence. Hoadley. SUSAN J. METHERELL. aged A6 years. beloved mother of Mrs. Media Reid and Mr. Henry Metherell all of Hoadley. Va Funeral services Sunday, July 1K, at 3 pm.. at her late residence, conducted by Elder W. M. Smoot In- terment family cemetery. Services by Hall's funeral home. Occoquan. Va. MOTHERWAY. JAMES D. On Thursday. July 15, 14 At Balboa Canal Zone. JAMES D MOTHERWAY. aged &l Years. beloved son of the late James D, | and Catherine B. Motherway and hus band of Mrs Mary Schafer Motherwvay. He is also survived by one sist Mary Motherway Rogers. funeral later. (Boston, Ma: please covy. ) MURRAY, ROBERT 0O morning. July 17. 1 at Georgetown University Hospiial. ‘after a long ill- ness. ROBERT OWEN MURRAY. broth- er of Ehzabeth L. Murray of 1517 G St. nw. and Mrs. R. E. Johnson of Shadyside. Md. Services will be held at 1 H st. n.w. on Monday. July 19 at 30 pm, Interment ~ Glenwood Cemetery. MYERS, JOHN JOSEPH. On Saturday, July "7, 1937 at_Providence Hospilal. JOHN JOSEPH. beloved husband of the late Annie E Beck Myers. Puneral from his dauchter's residence. Mrs. Robert J. Fitzgerald + Rock Creek Church road nw. on Monday. July 19. at R am. Requiem mass at St. Gabriel's Church At R 30 am. Relatives and friends in- vited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery 18 UHAU On_ Thurs- day 9 at the residence of her Windsor lane Bethesda. On Saturday (BAKER). ELLIOTT, 17. 1837, at St." Luke's Hosoital Chi- cago. Il LIDA O. ELLIOTT. widow of | Ben)amin M. Elliott and mother of Zelia | Elliott Corby. Services at Graceland | Cemetery Chicago. on Monday. July 10. | Interment Arlington National Cemetery. | Dearted this | FIELDS. RUTH DABNEY, life Friday. July 16, 1937, at the resi- | dence of her mothc.. Mrs. Lula Dabney, | 1425 T st Apt. 504, RUTH DAB- | NEY She leaves to mourn | their loss a son. Irving G. Field. ir.: & devoted mother. Lula Dabney. father. | Waiter Dabney; two brothers. Walter H. | and Russell H' Dabney. and a host of | other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Rolling' funeral home. 430 | Hunt pl. n.e. _Funeral services Monda: July 19. at’ St Augustine’s Church. 4 | oclock mass. Interment at Woodlaw Cemetery. . FIELDS. BENTON. Departed this life | Fridav. July 16. 1937 BENTON FIELDS Puneral Monday. July 18. at 11 am from E. W. Bundy's funeral home, 621 Florida ave. n.w. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. TZ GERALD. PATRICK HENRY, B S o Tha ar erhee el pital ‘PATRICK HENRY FITZ GERALD On Fri- beloved husband of Lucille K. Fitz Gerald tather of Patrick Henry. ir. and Gerald Hurley Fitz Gerald. Funeral from W. W Chambers Co.'s funeral home. 1400 Ch pin st. nw. on Monday., July 19, at | 930 am. thence to St. Thomas the | Apostle's Church. 23th st. and Wondley | Td, n.w. where mass will be offered at 1¢ a.m. for repose of his soul. Reiatives | and friends invited 2 ton National Cemeter FORWARD. BESS E_ On Fri 1917, BESS E. FORWARD. ander Forward of Yo mother of Mrs, Cy. ton. VA _ Bodv resting 1 chapel. 1736 Penna. ave. n.w. until 10 | am. Monday Services al 1908 H s nw at 1l am. Monday July 19 terment Rock Creek Cemetery FREEDM JOSEPH. 18, 193 law. Robert nw. "JOSEPH FREEDMAN. 0 { age.‘beloved father of Sol And Maurica | edman of New York. Mrs of Baltimore. Md. and Haves of Philadelphia from the chapel of Be 8501 14th st. n.w. o 8 1030 am. Interment Hebrew Consregation Cemetery. omit flowers. GAWLER, WILLIAM FEARSON day. Julv 18 1937, at his 1412 Columbia rd n.w. Ap! LIAM FEARSON GAWLER. beloved hus- band of Mary Ellen Gawler (nee Mc- Mahon). Funeral services at the S. H Hines Co. funeral home 2001 14th st nw. on Monday, July 19.7at 9:30 am thencs to the Shi Heart. where mass beoffered at 10 8m Relatives and {riends invited. In- terment Glenwood Cemetery 18 GEREST. B. FRANK. On Saturdayv. July 1 B_ FRANK GEBEST beloved uncle of B_F. Davis. W W Davis and R. L Davis. all of Washington. D._C Hazel Davis Cook of Wilmington. Del E G. Davis of Chicago. Ill. and R. E Davis ‘of San Diego. Calif. ~ Remains Testing at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N st n.w Notice of funeral later. Relatives and friends invited. 18 GERACL._JOHN PHILIP. On | July 1947, at his residence. n | £ n.w., "JOHN "PHILIP GERACI. the | | Arling- At Gawler's shington Please 15| on Fri- | residence WIL- ne of the Sacred Saturday. beloved "husoand_of Violet L. Geracl. father of Philip Charles Geraci and Mrs h Prances Waple brother of 1 Geraci. Mrs. Mamie Santilli and Mrs Mary Rine 'Remains resting at_ the | W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. GRAHAM. JOHN. Suddenly Satu day. July 17. 1837 at_his residence. 113 M st “se. JOHN GRAHAM. hus- band of the Jate Lucy Graham. brother of Mamie Collins, Magiha Gra: d Daisv Lewis Funemal from the dence of his sister. Daisy Lewis 1Sth st ne. Monday. July 1. at oclock am 3 HARRIS. CHARLES A. on Pri- | day. July 16, 1837. CHARLES A. HAR- RIS, He leaves to mourn their loss two orothers. one sister and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains mav_be viewed at the home of her. fth st. se. Sundav. July IS after | noon Funeral services Monday. 19, at @ a.m.. at St. Cyprian's Church, HURLEY. CORA. On Wednesday. July 14 1937 CORA HURLEY. beloved daughter of Samuiel Lee of Chesterbrook. Va.: lov- ing sister of Mrs. Frances Hazelock. Mrs. | Henrietta "Renf and A Blanche | Lee Bradley. Sne also leaves other relatives and manv friends_ Remains Tasting At the John T. Rhines fu- neral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s w.. until 3 o.m. Baturday. thereafter at her late residence_ 2624 K st. n.w. Pu- neral at 2 pm. Sunday, July I8 from the First Baptist Church. Chesterbrook, Va. Interment church cemetery. 1% JACOBE, ALBERTA. On Saturdas, J 17. 137 at her residence. 945 T & nw. ALBERTA JACOBS. the beloved | wife of Camp Jacobs. She also leaves | to_mourn their loss a niece Hida | Jackson: a brother. Delbert White. and | & host ‘of other relatives and friends. | Notice of funeral later. KELINE. HARRY R. On Saturday. July 17, | 1237, ai his residence. 1020 9 51, n.w HARRY R. KLINE. beloved son of ihe late Willlam H. and Mary A. Kline. Fu- neral services at his late residence on | Monday. July 18. at 2 p.m erment | Glenwood Cemetery Relats and friends are invited to attend. 18 MASON, WILLIAM d this life Saturday, July 17 14 Morton | #t. n.w. WILLTAM C. MASON of Clarks- bure. Md. ‘He leaves o mourn their | loss five children. five grandchildren and 8 host of other relatives and friends. Puneral services will be held at Clarks- burg. Md. Tuesday. July 5 P.m.. Rev. Osca Ran offici McCLANAHAN, RUFUS. Departed Iife on Tuesday. July'13. 1937, at Gal- linger Hospital. RUFUS ‘McCLANAHAN. He leaves 1o mourn their loss a devoted Eife. Azalie McClanahan: a mother Hattie McClanahan. and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Eugene | Ford s funeral home. 1300 South Cap- Utol st." Funeral Monday. July 19, at 2,Pm. from the above-named chapel Rev. McGee offciating. Interment Rosemont Cemetery., on 10 Suddenly. Depa 1937, at this FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 3 th8t. N.W. : Moders Chaver: 't National 2473 Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. =0 1009 H St. N.W. Hlflonllne‘.‘lsz J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th snd Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5200 J(o:egh F. Birch’s Sons 9 HAYCOCK. Manager) Frons, Wert 00993034 M St. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. BURTON’S g Beautiful Fane AT. 171 e GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. 0108 | S eenaess Cor. 14th & Eye| and Sundays GUDE BROS. CO. 1212 P 8t. N.W. Floral Piece, National 3276 CEMETERY LOTS. Like Owning Your-Home ‘The ownership of a cemetery plot be- fore actual need is a wise protection gainst an inevitable necessity. For Iast- ng peace of mind choose now—unhur- riedly. while financially best able. Large or small family plots to suit individual needs. Prices from $100 to $160 for plot of 4. including perpetual care. Non-sec- tarian. 15 minutes {rom center of city. INQUIRE, WASHINGTON P(l:g!;‘!é)NAL CEMETERY Suite 200. 1427 Eve St. N.W. DL 400L A | DE_VAUGHA | MITCHELL Md. "INDIA" (BAKER) NEUHAUS. Ihe beloved wife of Louis W. Neuhaus and mother of George C. Neuhaus. —Services at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home 1400° Chapin st n.w.. on Monday. July 19. at 8730 am . thence to Holy Trinity Church. i6th and N sts_ n.w. at 4 am., where mass will be offered for the reposé cf her soul Interment Mount Olivet Cemeters. Relatives and friends invited to attend 18 NEVITT, MARY. On Saturday. July 1933 aL her ‘residence. Landover. MARY NEVITT. devoted sister of Plater of 'Cambridge. Md. She also leaves other relatives and many friends Remains resting at the John T. Rbines {uneral chapel drd ‘and Eve sts. Notice of funeral later q PARKER. FREDERICK W. On Saturday. July 1%, 1937 FREDERICK W. PARKER. beloved husband of Edna Parker of 1109 East Capitol st Remains iesting at the chapel of Frank Geier's Sons Co 1113 7th st n.w. Notice of funerai | hereafter RICHARDSON, TILMAN. On Tuesday. July 131937 TILMAN RICHARDSON Remains ‘resiing at Frazier's {unerai ne 580 RC I ave. n.w. Puneral Mon- July 1U. at 1 pm. from the above- mentioned establisnment Interment | Ariingion National Cemetery. 18 SAHM. ETHEL. On Fridag, July 16,1937 ETHEL SAHM aged 32’ vears She i3 survived sisters, Mrs. "~ Celin Schweitz Rose Shapiro_and | two br ael and William Sahm Funeral the chapel of Bernard Dan ¥. 3501 14th st n.W., on Suny Julv 1K At 2 pm i SCHWARZMAN day. July 13 Md. by two and Mrs ers. M Va au i $th st LISETTE SCHWARZ- nkei). beloved wife of the hwarzmann. - mother of | zmann and Mrs. Louise er of Miss Mary Hinkel. | funeral hereafter. SWINSON. EDWARD. On Thursday, July 1937 at the residence. 1575 ‘41h EDWARD SWINSON, father of | vin Mrs. Maud 8. Twitty | a Swinson i grandiather | Edw d Twitty. he also S and {riends. Re- | {he W. Ernest Jarvis | 1432 You st n.w..’ until July 15 thereafter at 1825 4th st. nw. Pu- y i9. at 2 pm. from 1 Bapuist Church. ird n.w. Rev. Percy Jerhagin Interment Lincoln Memortal tives and Iriends in- 18 LIE Ou Fridav. Julv | Rer_ residence. 1306 Ran- NELLIE | TSANGARAS brioved wife of Athana <108 Tsanga ineral Hy- song's pa nw. on Tuesday July Interment Cedar Hill Cem 10 WATLING, LUCH 1 atoic WATLING be Monday, July 9. at_the Church’ 12th st. and Mass. ave 5 At 10 a.m.” Interment Cedar Hill Ceme- | tery. 18 | WILSON. WINTER LIN On Thurs- | day. ‘July 15. 193 Montgomery | County General Hospitai, Oiney. Md., | Prof WINTER LINCOLN WILSON. son | of the late John Emory and Hannale Bronneall Wilson. Body resting at War. ner E_Pumphrey's funeral home, Rock- ville. Md. Services at Elkton Presby terian Church, Elkton. Md.. on Monday July 19 "at 3 pm. 'Interment Elkton | Cemetery. (Baltimore and Philadelphta Dapers please copy.) 18 WOLFLEY, WILLIAM. On Friday. July 18, 1937 at his residence. 1428 R &t. n.w WILLIAM WOLFLEY. ' He is survived by one niece. Mrs. Evelyne L. Ensor. and nephew. Walter Wolflex. both of Wash- | ington. 'D. C. Services at 1808 H gt. | n.w.on Tuesday. July 20 at 2 p.m llun- ins resting at funeral church n.w wiil COLN. a terment Rock Creek Cemete. In Memortam. GUISEP A tribute of love to the memory of our dear | her. GUISEPPE AB- ed ife two vears by we cease to love vou Y fade er lingers hearts for you today G WIFE AND CHILDREN. N. WILLIAM. In loving re- | of my ‘dear friend. WIL- VAUGHAN. who departed this ars ago today. July IR, 1927. | stones of life roll on. the vacant chair e love, the voice. the smile him who ' once sat there. HIS DEYOTED FRIEND. SARAH MAT- THEWS. z JOHNSON. JAMES W.. JR. In loving re- membrance of our dear son_and broth. er. JAMES W. JOHNSON. Jr. who de. Dparted this life one year ago today. July 18, 1936, Never shall we cease to love vou, Never shall your memory fade. The sweetest love forever lingers In our hearts for vou today HIS_LOVING MOTHER. RUBY JOHN- SON. AND FAMILY MITCHELL. MRS. ANNIE. Sacred to the memory of my dear cousin. Mrs. ANNIE MITCHELL. who deparied this life one year ko today. Juiy I, 1936, Deep in our hearts is a picture Of a loved one laid to_rest In memory s frame we shall keep it, he be For_she was one of HER DEVOTED COUSIN. MRS. KATIE | il ABBATE, in membrance LIAM DI life ten The MARTIN. MRS. ANNIE. In memory of my dear mot Mrs. ANNIE MITCH- ELL. wpo departed this life one year | VRO togay, July 1X, 1936, Y%u were & wonderful mother, Jear mother of mine; You hold a spat down deep in my heart Till the stars no longer shine, Your soul shall live on forever, On through the flelds of time. For there'll never be another to me Like that wonderful mother of mine. HER DAUGHTER. EDNA MITCHELL, * | MITCHELL, MRS ANNIE. In memory of | @ dear friend. Mrs. ANNTE MITCHELL. who departed this life one year ago to- day. July 18, 1936, In_my heart vour memory lingers, You were faithful. fond and true; There is not a day that astes That 1 do not_thi: of you A FRIEND. ANDREW BIMMON. * SMALLWOOD. TAMIR. In memory of our dear mother. TAMIR SBMALLWOOD. Wwho departed this life eight years ago today. July 18, 1929 In life we loved her dearly. nER UDEVOt Rl CallDAER" sARAR FRANCES AND ANNIE. 4 TREGO. LEONARD. In loving memory of our dear husband and father. LEONARD TREGO. who passed away five years ago today, July 18, 1932 ‘What would we do to clasp his hand, His happy face to see, To_hear his voice and ‘see his smile That meant 50 much to me, The flowers we place upon your grave May wither and decay. But love for you who sleeps beneath LOVING* WirR " ANMA TREGO, AND . A CHILDREN. . WILLYFORD. FRANK. of ‘my dear friend. FORD. who lefi Us one year ago today, July 1R, 1936. From this world of vain and sorrow, To the land of peace ande rests God_has, taken you. dear Frank. Where' you found eternal rest. DEVOTED FRIEND. ALBERTA HILL. In remembrance FRANK WILLY- Frazier's —service, quality and reverence in conducting beautiful funerals un- excelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. Undertakers for col- ored U. 8. War Veterans. Also for the C. C. C. Camp N. P. 11, Company 1360. Washington, D. ©. No Deserving Case Turned Away Parlors and Chapels Fres Call NOrth 7795-7796 389 R. I. Ave. N.W. | (Purmished by | Low | THE SUNDAY EXPLORER'S WIFE DIES I FRANCE National Geographic Offi- cials Express Regret at Mrs. Adams’ Death. Officials of the National Geographic Society and the Pan-American Union expressed sorrow yesterday over the death at Nice, France, of Mrs. Harriet Chalmers Adams, internationally known explorer and wife of Frarklin Pierce Adams, former counselor of the Pan-American Union. “Mrs. Adams’ charming personality, keen mind and broad interests en- deared her®to a host of friends throughout the Americas and many other countries,” a statement by the Pan-American Union said. At the National Geographic Society it was pointed out she was a member of long standing and a frequent con- tributor to the National Geographic Magazine and had lectured at least 10 times before the society in connec- | tion with her varied explorations. | Mrs. Adams died early yesterday, | according to a cabled message from | her husband to friends here, She had been in ill health for some time and apparently had gone to Nice recently to recuperate. Mr. and Mrs. Adams had been trav- eling in the Canary Islands, the Azores, Greece, the Balkan States, Italy and France since Adams’ retire- ment in 1933 from the Pan-Ameri- can Union. Beginning her wanderings in 1900 in Mexico, Mrs. Adams had toured many parts of the globe. She was the first white woman to invade some regions of Central and South America. She brought back from Haiti in 1910 eight rare specimens of Solenodon, a West Indian insectivore akM to the agouti. She followed Columbus’ trail through the New Worid. She con- ducted researches in the Philippines, Sumatra, Siberia, Africa and many other lands. During the early years of the World War, she W¥as a correspondent in | | France, and when the United States | entered the conflict she returned to this country on a patriotic lecture tour, | She attended the coronation of Em- | | peror Ha le Sclassie at Addis Ababa, | Ethiopia. Some years ago she received a broken spine in a fall from a cliff in | the Balearic Lsles, but recovered from | the injury. | Her nearest blood relativ eral cousins in Oakland, friend here said vesterday. are sev- Calif., a A sister died about five years ago. —— WEATHER | THE District of Columbia—Fair and cooler today. tomorrow fair with | moderate temperature; moderate northwest winds, becoming gentle east- erly tomorrow. Maryland—Fair and cooler today; tomorrow fair with moderate tempera- | tures. | Virginia—Generally fair and cooler, except possibly local thundershowers on the coast today; tomorrow fair with moderate temperatures. West Virginia—Fair and cooler to- day: tomorrow fair and slightly warmer, River Rerport. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers very muddy today. Report Until 10 P.M. Saturday. 4 pm. & pm £4 6 pm 10 pm i Record Until 10 P.M. Saturday. Hizhest. 0. at 335 p.m. vesterdas. Lowest. 717 °at 545 am. vesterdav. | Record Temneratures This Year. Hishest. 96, on July 17 Lowest. 19" or. February 2, Tide Tables. | United States Coast and | Geodetic Survey.) | High } am. | Low 10 High +19pm 1 1103 n'm il The Sun and Moon. n. todav 4 Sun. tomorrow 4 Moon. today 3:45pm. 17:46am __Automobiie lights must be turned on one- | half hour after sunset. Precipitation, Monthky precipitation in inehes in the Capital (current month to date): Month, i, Average, January 35 February March April _ May June Suly August T September October November December Weather in Record .00 ‘82 ‘RE a1 Cities. Pre: Various Temperature Max. Min. Sat Sat: Pri’ 7130 urday.night. p.m. 88 24 06 22 P R p.m.to 7130 pm. | Asheville. N. C. 0.04 Atlanta, Ga Atlantic City. N.J. Baltimore. Md Birmingham. Ala Bismarck. N. Dal Boston. Mass Buffalo. N. Y. Chicago. 11, ZE Cincinnati,” Ohio Cheyenne,” Wyo._ Cleveland. Ohio_ Dallas. Tex 3 Davenport, Towa Denver. Colo. = Des Moines. Towa Detroit, Mich._ Duluth, Minn, El Paso. Tex. Galveston_ Tex._ Helena, _Mont._ Huron.' 8. Dak. Indianapolis. Ind. Jacksonville. Fla. Kansas City. Mo, Little Rock. Ark Los Angelex. Calif. Loulsville. Ky. Marauette. Mich. Memphis. "Tenr®. Miami. Fla Minneapolis. Minn. Mobile. Ala New Orleans. La. New York. N. ¥ North Plaite. Nebr, Omaha. Nebr. Philadelohia. " Pa.__ Phoenix, Ariz. 1 Pittsburgh. Pa._ __ R Portland. Me. Portland. Oreg. Rapid City. 8. Dak, 8. Lake City. Utah 8t. Louis. Mo, 5 8an Antonlo. Tex. 8an_Diego. Calif 8. Prancisco. Calif. Banta Fe N. Mex.__ & Sa ah. G nn. Beattle, Wash. Springfleld Til.. Tampa. Fia, Vickaburg. Mis: 22 WABH'GTON, D. C. 92 oty A 15-cent piece of Ohio paper money, issued in 1806, is owned by Samuel Bowles of Bellbrook, Ohio. —— T RN RE TRy FERI2F3EIZR2A2 > 3 SramBaD. EFANEF P ST IRPADD BAIOIIE D I-IDARD IR WIDR D=3 SRR 23 LEADING COLORED FUMERAL DIRECTORS Funerals to Fit the Smallest Income : PRIVATE AMBULANCE SERVICE | a niece, STAR WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 18 19 357—PART ONE Musioian Dies B. F. GEBEST. —Harris-Ewing Photo. B. FRANK GEBEST, MUSICIAN, DIES Well-Known Piano Tutor and Organist Helped to Organiie Institute. B. Frank Gebest, 73, well-known Washington musician and piano in- | structor, died yesterday at Episcopal Hospital, Alexandria, Va., after a | short iliness. ! Born in Madison, Ind., Mr. Gebest received his musical education in Eu- rope where he studied under such | teachers gs Heinrich Barth, Georg Hofmann, Frank Schulte, Edward | Bargiel, Gustav Kulenkampf, Xavier Scharwenka and Moritz Moszkowsky. After completing his studies, he came to Washington to teach piano. | He was organist al Calvary Baptist Church for a time, finally giving up this position to handle his piano stu- dios at 1630 Nineteenth street, where | he also lived In 1928. in conjunction with Dr C. E. Christiani, Mr. Gebest organized the Institute of Musical Art, now the Washington Musical Institute at 1730 Sixteenth street Retiring about “our years ago from the institute, he has since spent his time in travel and study He re- turned recently from a long stay in Florida. Mr. Gebest leaves five nephews, B. F. W. W. and R. L. Davis of Wash- ington, E. G. Davis of Chicago and R. E. Davis of San Diego, Calif., and Hazel Davis Cook of Wil- mington, Del. Time of the funeral which be held Tuesday from the Hysong Funeral Home at 1300 N street be announced later. Burial will be in Cedar Hill. MEETING TO AID SPAIN Friends of Spanish Democracy to Hold Session Tuesday. A mass meeting in the interest of the Loyalist #overnment of Spain will be held at the Belasco Theater Tues- | day night, under the auspices of the | American Friends of Spanish Democ- racy. - The speakers will be Dr. Herman F. Reissig, executive secretary of the | North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy, and Representa- tive Bernard, Farmer-Labor, of Min- nesota Mauritz Hallgren will be chairman | of the meet | (dar Hill Walingloi mest Beautl @me’terg Communits Mansoleum, Columbarium, "and Recelving Vaults TALTAVULL The Finest FUNERAL SERVICE Regardless of the amount vou can afford to spend you get the best in every W WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Service. Years of experi- ence have taught us how to provide comfort and convenience and to do 50 in a courteous understanding manner that fulfills every need Under personal management of Francis J. Collins. W. WARREN TALTAVULL FUNERAL HOME 3619 14th St. N.W. Col. 0464 | w. WARREN itz ez, For information that is | 817 Eleventh 8t. S.E. DEATH OF PEDESTRIAN DECLARED ACCIDENTAL John P. Seymour Was Hit by One Truck and Run Over by Another. A verdict of accidental death was returned yesterday by a ioroner's jury | in the case of John P. §eymour, 24, Sparrows Point, Md., who was fatally injured Friday when knocked down by one truck and run over by another | at North Capitol street and New York avenue, The verdict exonerated Herbert H. Scott, 27, colored, Culpeper, Va., and | Claggett W. Higgins, 53, Baltimore, drivers of the trucks. ‘Testimony showed Seymour was caught between the two trucks as they started off after having waited, by side, for a green light. He knocked down by Scott's truck thrown under the rear wheels of driven by Higgins. Seymour died of a crushed chest and other injuries en route to Sibley Hospital, and that Textile Strikes Hit Police. PITTSBURGH, July 17 (#).—Tex- tile strikes were blamed today for de- priving more than 400 policemen of new Summer shirts. Assistant Police Superintendent Andrew Charles said the strikes would probably prevent delivery of the shirts before Fall. Milburn T. 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P Steamer Chairs—green enamel —adjustable back, re- sl.!q $26.75 Coil Spring Gliders—re- movable seat and 319,95 back cushions ____ $24.75 Reed and Rattan Arm Chairs and Otto- sls‘so mans to match____ Arm Chairs— Folding Metal canvas covers— reduced to Lawn Chairs with foot rests— enamel — reduced 52-30 Green Enamel Lawn Chairs—pil- low head rest — high ga , back—foot rest 3 o Round Table—27-inch diameter top—Chinese now Spring Steel Arm Choirs—metal cane type — reduceg 56,70 to High-Back Spring Steel Chair — pillow head rest, now Canopy Lawn Chairs — Green enamel — reduced 55.10 Fringed Canopy Lawn Chair with foot rest — reduced 57.30 $46.50 Gliders with six removable cushions — reduced $34.75 White Enamel Lawn Chair—foot rest and canopy—-re- 55_20 Folding Lawn Chair—green enamel, comfortable, .10 reduced to ____.____ 52 Arm $8.80 Malacca Cane Chaise Longue —was $16.95 — re- .6 duced to _ Slz s Chinese Peel Arm Chair—light and comfortable duced to Chinese Peel Arm Rocker natural finish — reduced 53.69 to Spring Steel Arm Chair—cushion seat and back; was $15.50, now $11.¢0 SPECIAL MATTRESS Karpen Innerspring Twin or Double, $19.75 RATTANIA RUGS 9x12 and 8x10 ft. Reduced to $10.95 SPECIAL SIMMONS STUDIO COUCH Fine Mohairs, $44.50 -(Regularly $59.50) Reconditioned HOOVER VACUUM SWEEPERS, $24.95 SURAKA SISAL RUGS Reduced to $19.75 (9x12 ft.) Heavy Quality Seamless Axminster RUGS, 9x12 ft., $47.50 Thousands of Dollars Worth of Lifetime Furniture Reduced FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE Scores of one-of-a-kind suites and individual pieces of dependable-Lifetime Furniture are reduced to move out quickly and make room for newly arriving merchandise. If you need a piece or two for some room, or if you need a complete suite for any room, you will save now in the Mayer & Co. Clearance. Do Some Saving Here Tomorrow MAYER & CO. Seventh Streei Between D and E