Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1937, Page 12

A—12 % @urd of Thanks. ELDS. RUTH DABNEY. The family of P St RO BRBNEY FIELDE Wiches 0 express its gratitude and thanks to eir many friends and relatives for eir sincere expressions of sympathy. willing service and beautiful florai tributes during her illness and at the time of her death. MOTHER. MRS, LULA _ DABNEY ROTHERS W. H_AND R H DAB- ar:v AUNT, ' MRS. NELLIE _B. VALKER. . Brdths. ALLEN, PAUL P. On Tuesday. July 1837, ut Geoizetown University Hos- ital, PAUL P. ALLEN. beloved husband { Sadie Allen of 147 R st. n.e. Apt. 4 uneral from the above Tresidence "on riday, July 30, at 80 am. High Tequiem mass at St Martn's Church at am. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. elatives and friends invited . 29 BROWN, AMOS. On Monday. July 26 1937 AMOS BROWN. devoied” brother Winnie Pierson. Gertrude Carey, Amanda Green. Henrietta Burrell and James Brown. Remains resting at th W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 14 U'st. nw." Puneral Friday. July 8 P from Bethlehein Church.~ Stafford County. Va . T. Brown officiating_Remains may viewed from ; pm. Vednesday, July 28 to 10 am' Friday, July 30, at above funeral church. 9 BERTHA BLISS. SIAL N On Thursday, her Summer home. J. 'BERTHA BLISS e late Dean E. Brown | d. nw. and daughter of thelate Alonzo O. Bliss of Washing- ton,’D. C She 15 survived by one daugh- ter. Katherine Agnes. two sons. Clar- ence Gillet nd Dean Edear. Jr: one sister. Mrs. Tracy Layv. and three broth- Ha < r L. and Alonzo O. s, 3t Funeral sers &t Syracuse, N. Y., on Friday, July 30 10, BUTLER. SODOSIA, The Ladies' Phyllis Wheatley Society death of Mrs. SODOSIA Saturdas. July 15 1037 MRS MAYME B MISS MARGARET !ALI AHAN, dnestias Tinney announces the BUTLER on LANE, Pres, BYRD. Rec. Sec RITA EFFIE WINRAM on July m July 0330 & fatthew s Church. R. 1. a a'c here’ requiem’ mass will be offered at 10 am R es and friends invited. Interment Kansas City, Mo. 0 CALLAHAN, RI Thomas 3 the above re Sihrrany to S erica. are not 10 meet M st. Apt ing. 0. 14 recitation of range for attends morning er lale residence. on Friday eve st '8 Oclock. for Rosary. and to funeral on Satu ®clock from St. Matthew's Chu: AUGUSTA E. UHL. Grand Rese JEANETTE MALLON. Fin. Sec's. C€ALLAHAN, RITA EFFIF WINRAM Wednesday. July 8. 187, at 4 p.m her residence, | nw. ADt 3 RITACEFFIE WINRAM CALLARAN loved of Thomas F. X. Callahan Henry C. Spensler Unit Legion ‘Auxiliary. are at above address on at N30 pm., for MARIE DYER, Secretary. CORNETT. R‘URIRT F. SR hy the the at 10 on be: .,On Tuesday TT. §; ett and F, Corne the beioved father o r. Ful 5 1t | board . “South al DICKERSON. ALBERTA. fe on Monday July 24 ork Citv. ALBERTA DICKERS ] of James Dickerson ©of Robert Jac 1 home. 4 servie f the Inc: on srment Dl 9 am. + Cemetery ln-m.n I‘HILIP N. On Thursday s residence. 10 Nth st IPittigh N DISHER ® beioved hus: and of Cora Disher. Funeral services t the W. W. Chambers Co. f 400 Chapin st n w r 31 at2 pm. Relatives and friends vited. Olivet tery, v Va, O (Baitin cony.) ROBERT. _On_ Mondav . ROBERT DRAKE Remains rest’'at Fraziers funcral home Rhode Isiand ave. nw%. Notice of neral later q GARTNER, HENRY On Wednesday. 1937 Y O GARTNER July 28 beloved husba. a Owen Gartner 1), esting at the §. Jul 0 (nee O H. Hin nw Ful Chapel. Ar Friday. Ji military ¥ Rton "National Cemeters 30. at 11 am_ Interment ational Cemetery, ~Relatives ends invited. WALTER. WALKER HA! nw. beloved son of W Hanson. loving brothy urvived by tta son. one grandf; s. three uves and st 11 am_Friday. July address. Interment private JACORS. DAVID WILLIAM Wednesday. J. 1o TAM JACOBS. the beloved tta Jacobs (nee Mer:llat) from his late residence. 1108 K st. n e on Friday. July 30. at 830 am. Re- quiem mass'at Holy Name Church at 8 Am. Relatives and friends invited. _In- terment Glenwood Cemetery. 20 SJAMIESON, THOMAS L. Suddenly. on Tuesday. July 27. 1937 "at Buffalo. N. Y THOMAS L. JAMIESON. the beloved son of Mrs. Annie J. Deeges and John Y. Jamieson. He also is by threa brothers and two sisters Reral services at his late residence ewton st. ne on Saturday. at 9:30 a.m.: thence 1o olitan M. E. Church. Nebr exico aves. where services will be 8110 am. Relatives and friends inv Interment Glenwood Cemetery. _Services | by the W _W. Chambers Co. Southeast | funeral home 30 AMIN B. On Wednesdav. 19547, at Garfield Hospital AMIN B. JENKINS of 114 Cedar ve . Takoma Park. Md. beloved hus- band of Minnie P. Jenkins. Funeral gervices at his late residence on Friday. July (30, at 11 am. Relatives and riends \qivited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. JORNSON, ELLIS Suddenly. on DAVID WIL- husband of Funeral 1621 July 31, nal Metro- N On Wednesday. July 2R, 1937, at Emerzency Hospital. Peters- burz. Va. ELLIS JOHNSON. devoted brother of Emma Morris. Remains Nz at the W. Ernest Jarvis fu ehurch. 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later XENDRICK. CAPT. HENRY H. Suddenly on Thu; July 2. 1937 Capt. HEN- RY H_KENDRICK. beloved husband of Lulu V. Kendrick and father of Harry K. And Robert E. Kendrick. Funeral from his late residence. 604 Kih st Biturday, 01y 5. abonin St tives and " friends ‘invited Fort Lincoln Cemetery, by P. A. Taltavull M . s%. on Rela- Interment Arranzements 30 July WIL- On Wednesday. i Providence Hospital LIAM JKNOTT of 124 ath st. nw.. bee oved husband of Beulah Knot{. Re- mains resting at Saflell's funeral home. 5 H st.n.w. until X:30 p.m. Thursday. Interment sanrord N.ici o) JOSEPH B.. Tuesday. 1 ¥ al. JOS- beloved husband 3 Cox Lanahan son of goseph B, and Delia Lanahan. Funeral Friday. July 30 30 am., from Eve st Thiw 2 rience 0™ Bt Aloy: Church. where requiem mass will be s 2t 9 am. for the repose of his soul fiives and friends invited. Interm: ount Olivet Cemetery. 9 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. foters haver ta. National2473 V. L. SPEARE (0. either the successor to nor connected with e original W. R. Speare establishment. gm;.hfl“:xnz 1009 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons L. (A HAYCOCK, Manager) g. ne west 90953034 M St. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER IVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT ugll,%i’i"s! PRICES. PHONE NAT. 0108 O enits Cor. 14th & Eye and Sundays GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pisces 1212 P St. N.W. ____National 2276 ces will be held | » | golfing titles. 30 " (#)—Booth Tarkington's 68th birth- | Saty rdav RESIDENT OF D.C. - A0 YEARS IS DEAD Miss Elizabeth W. Harban Succumbs Shortly After Her Sister-in-Law. Miss Elizabeth Westwood Harban, 40 years a resident of this city, died yesterday at the home of her brother, Dr. Walter S. Harban, 2101 Wyoming avenue, retired dentist and vice presi- dent of the Union Trust Co. She had | been i1l about a month. Miss Harban's death occurred short- 1y before the burial in Glenwood Cem- etery of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Grace Worthington Harban, who died Mon- day in New York City. Miss Harban had not been informed of the death, due to her own illness. Mrs. Harban, the widow of Dr. L. | Lee Harban, Washington dentist and | one time champion golfer, was visiting her daughter, Countess Edward de Pianelli de la Valette, in New York The latter's husband was at one time manager of the foreign department Ifor a branch of the old Merchants | Bank & Trust Co. here. Besides the daughter, Mrs. Harban leaves a son by a former marriage, Joseph W, | Hazell, of New York, a patent attorney, | who formerly lived here. The late Dr. L. Lee Harban won the District Middle Atlantic and other Dr. Walter S. Harban, | also one of Washington's noted golfers, was at one time vice president of the United States Golf Association. Funeral services for Miss Harban [ will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the | Wyoming avenue residence. Burial will be private. Miss Harban was a member of Mount Vernon Place M. | E. Church South Besides her brother, Miss Harban leaves a sister, Miss Helen Harban of the Wyoming avenue address. TARKINGTON IS 68 KENNEBUNKPORT, Me., | his brother, July 29 | day anniversary found the “gentleman from Indiana” immersed today in a | new novel and a series of magazine short stories, Although the creator of “Penrod” | and other unforgettable word portraits " | of youth planned no formal observ- | ance, his friends were sure to call for | a bit of “shop talk.” | Since 1930. an eye ailment has | forced abandonment of the drawing pencils and paper with which | | most of his novels were produced. | LANAHAN, IR, Members JOSEPH B.. Co are 1 auested (o assemble at the late residence of our _ departed | brother. JOSEPH B. LANA- | HAN. JR.'57 T st n.w. Tours- day_evening. 29, 19387, at 8 for pravers for the pose of his soul and to assist at requiem mass of interment _ at S: Alovsius Church Friday. July 30. av 4 | By order of CHARLES )" CONSIDINE. Grand Knisnt LEISHEAR, WILLIAM E. On Wednesday. v 937 at Georgetown University | | WILLIAM LEISHEAR. be- isband of Annie B. Leishear. son ie Leishear. father of William E. Jr. and brother of Mrs. Harald ows' “Funeral services at the W. W. mbers Co. funeral home. 1400 Cha: on Friday. July 0. a* K:30 e 1o the Church of Our Lady Conduit_and Reservoir rds.. where mass will be offered at 9 am. for the recose of his soul. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemeter. WILLIE. On Wednesda o Gallinger Hospital the Ju at WILLIE son of Trving 2nd Louise Long s survived by two sisiers and H at Remains Stewart’s funeral home, 30 Funeral Saturday. July 31 from the above funeral home NEVILLE. CLAUDE A. Departed Yh suddenly. on Tuesday., July * CLAUDE A. NEVILLE. the beloved hu(- b of Lovie Irene Nevill He iraves a mo! T N four children. Kermi A Fredrick nd Josie Nev four siste five bro and many other rel and frie ns resting A Iate recidence #0in st ne nroon Fridav. July :! Funeral Saty Julv 31 at 1 pm. from the gah Baptist Church. Gals st. bel 1 and 1 . Rev. Llovd \nun( offici; s invited. In- Linco orial Cemetery. * E M. On Wedn: L her residence, West Falls Church. Va.. KATHERINE M SCHOFIELD. wife of Emele H.Schofleid. | Funeral Saturday. July 31. % am., St Church. West Palls Chu . In- Columbia Gardens, Ar nz’(‘?n a0 Juls n Me: . On Thursdav. at Gallinger Hospital. ANNIE BCOTT. mother of Annie M. Warren G de Neals. Lawrence and Benamin grandmother of Wilbert Neals Yzonnie W. Hill. Glonlese and_Roland Warren. Remains resting at Stewart's funeral home, 30 H st. ne. Notice of funeral later 30 STOTT. SAMUEL THOMPSON. On Tues- day."July 937, at_his residence. 2 SAMUEL HOMPSON STOTT. heloved husband of Elizabeth M. Stott. Funeral services at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 141h st n.w. on Friday. July 0. at Il am. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Rock Creek Cemetery. 29 TREVEY, FLORENCE MAY. On Thursday July 29 at her home. 1317 B st 30 FLORENCE MAY TREVEY. beloved wife of Charles Cowan Trevey ' Funeral services at the above residence on Sat- urday. July at 2 pm. Interment Savaze. Md.. Cemetery 30 WITHERSPOO! EANOR E. On Monday. Julv 6 at Atlantic City. N. J ELEANOR ‘B WITHERSPOON. beloved widow of the late Thomas A. Wither- spoon, Funeral services at Hysong's par- lors. 1400 N st. n.w. on Thursday. Ju 20, 'at’ | p.m. ‘Interment Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. WRIGHT, JOSI Suddenly. on Wed- nesday. July 28, 1947, at 1035 New Jersey ave. nw.. JOSEPH R. WRIGHT. devoted uncle of “Herbert and Martha Hall of Balilmore. Md. He also leaves othe- relatives and many friends. Re- mains femporarily resting at_the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w, Notice of funeral later. In Memoriam. HIPKINS, INEZ. In sacred memory of my beloved and_ devoted dauzhter. HIPKINS. who departed this life six years ago today, July 2. 1931. Left to mourn: MOTHER, ROSA HIPKINS: SISTER. SUSIE ' HIPKINS: ~GRANDMOTHER. ELIZA BURNS: FLORENCE THOMP- SON AND NELSON BURNS, LEEMAN, JAMES E. In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear husband and our father. who passed away eight years ago today. July 29, 1929. Not_dead to us. we love vou still; Not lost. but gone before: You live with us in memory, And will forevermore. HIS FAMILY. * LOWERY. WILFRED E. In loving memory THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1937. WILLIAM E. LEISHEAR DIES OF HEART ATTACK Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow for Adjudicator at Veterans’ Administration . William E. Leishear, 46, of 5712 Sherrier place, an adjudicator at the Veterans' Administration, where he had been employed the last 19 years, died early yesterday in Gecrgetown Hospital from a heart attack with which he was striken Tuesday night. Mr. Leishear, a lifelong resident of this city, is survived by his widow, Mrs. Annie B. Leishear; his mother, Mrs. Mamie Leishear; a son, William E. Leishear, jr., and sister, Mrs. Har- old Burrows. Funeral services will be held at 9 am. tomorrow in the Church of our Lady of Victory, following brief serv- ices at Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin street. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. N THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow: not much change in temperature; light variable winds. Maryland and West Virginia—Gen- erally fair tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature. Virginia—Generally fair tonight and | tomorrow, except possibly local thun- | dershowers tomorrow afternoon in ex- treme south portion; little change in| temperature. River Report, Shenandoah River slightly muddy, Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferr Great Falls, slightly muddy; Bridge, cloudy. Chain | Report for Last 21 Hours. Temperature. Barometer, Degrees, Inches. A0.1 Yesterday— 8 p 2 Midnighe _____ Todey m; Noon Record for Last 21 Hours. (From noon yesterdav to noon todas ) Highest, 85. 4'40 p.m. yesterday. Year ago. 91 Lowest, a0, 0. 66, 5:30 a.m. today. Year Record Temperatures This Year. Highest. 96.%0n July 17 Lowest.” 19." on February 2x. Humidity for Last 21 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon foday.) Hignest. 96 per cent. al 5 am Lowest, 3 per cent. at 1215 p.n. yes- terdav Tide Tables, (Furnished by Uniteq Geodetic S Tomorrow High i am 6.40 p.m, The Sun and Moon, Rises. Jun b3 Sun. Moon today 3 tomorrow 507 by today 10°31 pm. 11,35 am omobi.e lights must be tuined on one- half hour atter sunset Precipitation. nthly precipitation in inches in the I (current month to date): se. Jar 5 Re cord, Febr : ia August September October: November _ December Weather in Va ouifi Cities. Temp. Rain- Stat.ons Baro HbLowfall. Weath'r Abilene, Tex Albany N Y. Atianta. ‘Ga Atlantic City Baltimore. in 106 B0.14 Boston. Mas: Buffalo N. ¥ Gharleston. 8C. Chicago. T} Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland."_Ohio Columbia. S C. Denver. Colo. Detroic. Mich El Paso. Tex Galveston. Tex Helena, | Hu~ Indianapolis Jacksonville Fla Kansas City. Mo Los ~Angeles Louisvilie. Kv. M Fla St Paul ev Orlean New York. NY Cklahoma City Omaha. Nebr Philadelphia enix. Ariz bureh, Pa land. Me land. ‘Ores ieh. N C. 1004 10,168 ancisco Mo Wash Spokane. Wash Tampa. Fia WASH., D. C. Seat Clondy | Clear FOREIG (7 am. Greenwich time. foday.) Stations Temperajure. Wesher. London. England __ Paris. France Vienna. Austria Berlin. Germany ___ Brest. France Zurich. Switzerland Stockholm Sweden Gibraltar. Spain (Nnon. Greenwich tim Horta (Faval) Azores 7 (Current observatio St. Grorees’ Bermuda San Juan. Puerto Havana_ Cuba Colon. Cana! Zone Cloudy | FORD 74 TOMORROW DETROIT, July 29 (&) —Henry Ford will be 74 vears old tomorrow, but he plans no special observance of the occasion. He said today, how- ever, that he is looking forward to a wedding anniversary eight months of my dear husband. WILFRED E. LOW- ERY_ who passed away two years ago today. July 20. 19; Loved in life. remembered in death. HIS E”RONELY WIFE. SUSIE E. LOW- MARKS., CHARLES B. In sad but loving Temembrance of my dear son. cHA‘zL!:s B. MARKS. who departed this life nine. teen years ago todayv, July 29. 1918. This day comes with sad regret And one that T will never forget 1 will always cherish with love sincere Beautiful memories of my son. so dear. YOUR DEVOTED MOTHER. MATTHEWS. SOPHIA. In sad but loving remembrance of ‘my dear mother. SOPHIA MATTHEWS. who_departed this life five years ago today. July 29, 1932. Every day my heart goes wandering To & grave not far away. Where they laid my dear mother Just five vears ago today. LOVING DAUGHTER. MABEL LEE. REEVES, LOTTIE M. F. In loving remem- brance of cur devoted wife and mother, who fell asleep in Jesus one year ago today. July 29. 1936 How well she fell asleep. Like some proud river Winding toward the sea Calmly and grandly, silently and deep, Life joined "eternity. LOVING DAUGHTER AND HUSBAND. * REYNOLDS, REBECCA. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear sister, REBEC CA REYNOLDS. who passed away oni year ago today. A precious one from us ix sone, IURT'?N'S o tiful Funersl Sprave OPEN EV‘ININU! and SUNDAYS A voice we loved is atilled, A place is vacant in our home at never can be filled BY m SISTERS. i 817 Eleventh lel. This fine high-grade metal casket and complete funeral —cars and all—for only 265 COMPLETE F Garv'ana ot e as *TO) Chambe: Is One of The Largest Undertakers in the World 3 FUNERAL HOMES ‘Mai 13h 8" ChaninTses, N.w. P 2 Sonthes] hone COlumbia 043 8 Clevelan, Riverdale. Phon Al'lllth G'I“ o Greenwoed 1f | lution, Coast and | m [1amp. died of pneumonia yesterday in LLNESS IS FATAL TOMRS. CALLAHAN D. C. Woman Was Admitted to Practice Before Supreme Court. Mrs. Rita Effie Winram Callahan, 59, wife of Thomas F. X. Callahan, an attorney in the.alcohol tax unit, Bureau of Internal Revenue, died yes- terday at her home in the Montana Apartments, 1726 M street. She had | been ill several months. Mr. and Mrs. Callahan are believed to be the first husband and wife ever admitted at the same time to practice before the United States Supreme Court. They were married in 1894 and went through law school to- gether in the Kansas City College of Law, graduating in 1899. They came to Washington shortly after the World War. For the last eight years, Mrs. Callahan had been employed at the Department of Jus- tice. A native of Kansas City, Mo.,, Mrs Callahan had been active in Red Cross work there. She belonged to many organizations, including the District of Columbia Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion, the United Daughters of the Confederacy, the | Auxiliary of the United Spanish Wat Veterans, the Daughters of 1812 and the Daughters of the American Revo- Her husband is her only immediate survivor. Mrs. Callahan was a sister of the late Capt. Samuel B. Winram, U.S. N. Funeral services will be held at 10 am. Saturday in St. Matthew's Cath- olic Church. Burial will be in Kansas City, Mo. EDISON ASSOCIATE, J. W. HOWELL, DIES Inventor's Aide Played Vital Part in Perfection of Incandescent Lamp. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 29.—John White Howell, close associate of Thomas A. | Edison and winner of the 1924 Edison | medal for work on the incandescent | a hospital, at the age of 79. His home was in Newark, N. J. Howell went to work for Edison in | 1881, after hearing of the inventor's | rly work while he was a student at Rutgers and Stevens Institute of | Technology. He bought in Ital. and introduced | in this country the pump invention that made practical the large-scale IDIOduf‘Imn of vacuum bulbs and brought the first tungsten lamps here | from Germany. | During vears of devising improve- ments that went to make up the mod- ern lamp bulb, Howell invented a widely used voltmeter. From 1883 to 1926 he was chief engineer of the Harrison, N. J., Gen- eral Electri Edison Lamp Works. Howell was born in New Brunswick, N. J. He 1s survived by his widow, a son, John W. Howell, )r., of Newark, N. J, and three daughters, Mrs. Albert H. Williams of Chestnut Hill, Mass.; Mrs. E. P. Lovejoy of Detroit, and Mrs. Nathan Star of Williams- town, Mass. MRS. LUKE I. WILSON BEQUEATHED ESTATE | Widow Sole Beneficiary Under Will of Wealthy Bethesda Resident. | Retired Several Months Ago From | | Pederson, MAJ. HENRY 0. GARTNER RITES ARE TOMORROW P. W. A. Accounting Division Of- ficial Will Rest in Arlington. Funeral at Fort Myer. Funeral services for Maj. Henry O. Gartner, 57, a project auditor of the accounting division, Public Works Administration, who died yesterday in Emergency Hospital, will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow in Fort Myer Chapel. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers will be Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, U. 8. A., retired; Col. R. G. Wooton, Robert O. Kerby, Harry H. Eppler, Albert C. Thorn, Wil- bur H. Zepp, Frank R. Taylor and Calvin Oberdorf. Maj. Gartner, who lived at,1629 Co- lumbia road, was a veteran of the Spanish-American and World Wars. In the latter he served for a time in this city and later was finance officer at the Edgewood Arsenal. He served as captain and then major in the Chemical Warfare Service after the World War. He was a major in the finance section, Officers’ Reserve Corps, from June, 1921, to January 1926. He was in the real estate busi- ness In Florida from 1923 to 1931. PAUL ALLEN IS DEAD; RESTAURANT OWNER Proprietorship of Lunch Room. Rites Tomorrow. Paul Allen, 55, of 147 R street north- east, for more than 20 years in the restaurant business here, died Tuesday | in Georgetown Hospital after a long | illness. Mr. Allen, a lifelong resident of this city, had conducted restaurants in sev- eral sections here. He last was pro- prietor of a restaurant at Fifth and | E streets until retiring several months | ago due to failing health. He was the | son of the late James Allen and the late Mrs. Margaret Allen. FLOOD VICTIMS ASK PROBE OF RED CROSS Four-Man Group From Louisville to SBeek Senate Quiz of Work There. By the Associated Press. LOUISVILLE, Ky., July 29.—A four- man committee representing residents of the West End residential district planned to leave today for Washing- Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sadie Allen; two sons, Paul, jr, and Jack | Allen; two daughters, Mary F. and | Rita Allen: a brother. John J. Allen, | and five sisters, Mrs. Bridzet Handley, | Mrs. Margaret Phelps, Mrs. Kate Lee, Mrs. Elizabeth Riley and Mrs. Jane Fitzgerald. Funeral services will be held at 9 am. tomorrow in St. Martin's Catho- lic Church, following a brief service a half hour earlier at the residence. | Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. New Use for Soapsuds. PROVO, Utah (#).—Police and fire- | men have found a new use for mother's | soapsuds The officers had labored more than an hour trying to free the leg of Alfred Bennett, 4, from a drainpipe at his home without success “Pour some soapsuds down the pipe.” suggested Patrolman Oscar E It worked. @dar Hill Washingtons mest Beau emeterg Community Mautoleum. Columbarium and_Receiving Vaults. BSTAB, 1857, Furhorst Fumeral Directors {C. 8. ZUBHORST. JR.) 301 East Capitol St. Frazler s Special Dispatch to The Star ROCKVILLE, Md. July 29—Mrs. Helen W. Wilson, widow of the testa- tor, 1s the sole teneficiary under the will of Luke I. Wilson, wealthy resi- dent of the Bethesda neighborhood, | which has been admitted to probate m the Orphans’ Court here. The instrument, which was exe cuted July 12, 1934, and which names | the testator's son, Luke W. Wilson, | | executor, leaves her the entire estate | “absolutely.” The value of the estate | is not indicated —service, quality and reverence in conducting beautiful funerals un- excelled anywhere. Complete n every detail. Undertakers for col- ored U. S. War Veterans. Also for the C. C. C. Camp N. P. 11, Company 1360. Washington, D. C. || No Deserving Case Turned Away Parlors and Chapels Free Call NOrth 7795.7796 389 R. I. Ave. N.W. To World War Veterans, All Officers and Men of W, W, CHAMBERS One of the largest under- takers in the world. and the U. 5. Army and Navy Others Interested 'HE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT has five con- tracts with W. W. Chambers for Funeral Service. These include the Veterans' Bureau, Walter Reed Hos- pital, Bolling Field, the Army Medical Center, the Army War College, Soldiers’ These Government Contracts are for fine, Chambers’ policy is and always has been to funerals. let the public know. Every Home, the Naval Hospital, etc. complete one is entitled to know that the United States Government has chosen a Good Funeral. Think it over and think W. W. Chambers will give the finest service possible. United States Government It is a good funeral . .. by undertakers in the world. One of the Larg in the Main 11th & Chapin Sts. why Chambers was chosen. No Funeral is a cheap funeral. Chambers, one of the largest In case of death call— est Undertakers World Office Phone COlumbia 0137 Southeast Office B17 Eleventh St. §.E, Phone ATlantis 6700 Suburban Home 918 Cleveland Ave. Riverdale, Md. Phone Greenwood 1221 Suitable ton to seek a Senate investigation of Red Cross flood-relief activities. The district suffered severely from the January flood that inundated ap- proximately three-fourths of the city. ‘The delegates were designated last night at a mass meeting of the West End Crusaders, an organization com- prising residents dissatisfled-with Red Cross flood relief. The committeemen: Ray O'Neal, William Kern, L. D. Boyd and Robert F. Clark. Dr. Marie Biehl, Crusaders, secretary of the charged the Red Cross SIDNEY WESTinc 14th and G Sts, with “gross inefficiency” and “diserime ination” in distribution, of relief funds. Jilted Swain Thinks It Joke. HINTON, W. Va. (#).—Here is ona bridegroom who was jilted but didn't take it seriously. County Clerk Harold Price said s Pipesteam resident returned an unused marriage license with this note: “I am returning the license. Not married. She have got one good joke on me. “WHEN WEST HAS A SALE—IT'S A REAL SALE” CLEARANCE YEAR 'ROUND WEIGHT SUITS or Fall Wear FRUHAUFS WESTYLES O ICAL WORSTEDS 25% LESS Were S50 40 50 60 70 NOW *26.25 30.00 37.50 45.00 52.50 $75 - $85 - $95 FRUHAUFS *54.50 This Is Our Annual Clothing Classic! DON'T MISS IT! ALSO—Shirts Neckwear ® Pajamas Hats—REDUCED Sidney West, inc. 141 & G EUGENE C. GOTT, President The appearance of this advertisement in these columns s evidence that The Evening Star co-oper- ates with and supe ports the Better Busi- ness Bureau for your protection. Washington telephones are busily ringing— and, in many cases, those calling are profes- sional solicitors propounding a plea for dona- tions for some so-called charity. Better Busi- ness Bureau investigations have disclosed that professional solicitors and collectors CHARITY-so called but is it real charity were receiving the lion’s share of money giv- en for the charity. 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