Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1937, Page 6

A—6 = Qurde nf Thanks. BUBKE, MRS, NANCY FRYE To the many {riends and neighbors we wis) to express our sincere appreciation for e services rendered during the iliness of our mother. Mrs. NANCY FRYE BURKE, tind aivo for the Aoval trinutes at her death HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. . LOUISE. The family of the late wish to acknowledge expressions of _sympathy own by relaiives, {riends and neieh- £ st the time of her death, MRS, CARRIE FORD AND FAMILY, Draths. BERRY, HARRY LEE. Suddenly, on Sun- day. August 15, At his residence. 465 N st sw. HARRY LEE BERRY, beloved husband of Helen De Chard. Berry and father of Helen L. and Doris M. Berry. Funeral from his late resi- dence on Wednesday. August 8. at 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends invited to Interment Congressional . nd. N Departed this 1ife Au- MTT b p.m. at his home, BOTTS. husband ot He Jeaves URIAR. T “ukiay stepdaught enderson stepsons Hood and friends ives a 1 Wednesday, August 18, a = o'clock, at Norbeck, Md! On Tuesday, Au- Fu Sbors tninenos” Mo 18, at 10 am. Interment N Y CHARLES EDWARD, _Suddenly day, August 1 Sonidence oG A RUES EDWARD BURNS. Beioved hisbana ot America V. Burns. Notice of funeral ay. August widow of of Mammie ment Mot DENGER. WII gay. August dence. 17 WILLIAM PIERRE loved husband of father of Barbara R Dines Cat the . W Suburban funeral home. ave. Riverdale. Md A 2 om Tnterment 1AM vnmn 16, ,n( “Hy T {h Denyer and ger. Funeral Chambers Co, IN Cleveland on, Wednesday, es At his | e-day. August 17 dence on Wi {0 am ¢ thence Where mass friends are coln Memorial mAa 1. Re Tntermen KUNDRAT. JOSE Pfl and Park rd offered at invited. tery LOWRY, den. n.w ‘Relatives and friends Mount Olivet Ceme- RATHBONE, | duy, Au Louisiana Official Dies DULUTH, Minn,, August 17 (®).— Ralph Brown Washburn, supervisor of funds for the State of Louisiana, died in a hospital here last night. Dratha. LOTTIE. Departed this lite on + August 17. 193 S MVERS. ‘beioved wits of “Jos: mother of Lewis Brent and jlaw oL Mrs.” Besste " prent. her of ‘Stanton Brent. 8he is also survived by two loving sisters, Mrs. Mammie Gant and Mrs. Lillian Doug- Ias; one brother-in-law. Stanton Myers: a_sister-in-law, Henrietta Myers: 1wo nieces. Lena 'Stewart and Henrletta Lvons: one nephew, Samuel Marshall; also other relatives’ and friends. Re- resting at her late residence Robinson place se. Notice of cral to be announced later. OBENCHAIN, IDA C On Mon- day. Augy at her residence. Chatham 1707 Columbia rd nw. IDA COLLINS OBENCHAIN: wite of Charles "A. Obenchain and mother W. C. Hooey and Raymond M sisier of Mrs J Hadley MYERS, Obenchain nei Sidence. pugust 19, at 10 30 private. 18 aturday, © MORRIS son of William _and husband of CI Earl, evoted Adelaide Sens odora Owens. brother of Owens. Julia Wilson and Maud andson of Julia Honesty. He other relatives and_friends. sung st the W, Ernest Jarvis 1 ou’ st. n.w.. until day. Auzuse 15 est thereafter Jarvis West End fu- lor. Sth" st. and Dumbarton | hmmu Wednesday, August N pm. from the St. Phillips Buptit (Iunll Chain Bridee road. D. (e ames ‘officiating. In- i pm. from Ruudal Deanwood JOHN COSNETT. 1 Church on Mon- ai his residence, 1 JOHN COSNETT beloved huisbund of B Abbe | ¢ Mui. Walier C. | York and Thomas | Norwood. "Pa. ~ He is | also survived by two sisters, Vlrs Homer Blodgelt of Saco. A\‘f Augus- tus 3. Stubler Services will Be held at lnte residence on Wednesday, August 18. a1 2 pm. Rela- tives and friends invited. = Inierment Gienwood Cemetery. . GERTRUDE MYER 1t " e Ruthbone of _ On Monday. i iss ers Mrs Mre Miller, Walter K. and i “Funeral services at the W | Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st n.w.’ on “Wednesday. * Au- I8, at 11 am. Relatives and | riends ave invited. Intorment Con- | essional Cemetery. - CHARLES A, 1y bie Annie On Monday, A Y0 am at his re CHARLES beloved hus- | c o aw SCHMIDT. aged"tio Yeuts se M. Schmidt and loving . and Amelia R Mrs. Bertha ho J. Borbeck and | Harry al from above address on Wednesday. August 1S, ab 3 | pm. Interment Glenwood Cemetery HMIDT. CHARLES A. A special com- unication ‘of ~Stansbury Lodge. No. F A A M.is called for Wednes- 1K 1937, at 2 pm. for | of , conducting “Masonic | vices for our brother. CHARLES X ScRbmst” B oraie: the master HEBBARD. Becretary. On Saturday, August 30 _pm.. in Tampa. Fl S"SlF slilFF‘ER beloved wife of W, CShaffer and mother of Mrs Mae Fulton of Laurel. Md.. and Mrs. Fred W. H Brandt of Washington, D. | ¢, Remams resiing at Kaiser's fu- | neral chape Main st.. Laurel, M Puneral Wed a¥. August_ 18, itenary M. E. Cll\lrch August” purpose La SLOCOMBE., MARGARET R On Monday. i MARGARET R._sLO- th, ved daushter of Mr. v\mmu "L “Slocombe. Funeral | W Chambers Co. South- 17 11th st se.. on August 1% at 11 am. Rel- | and friends "invited to attend. | Interment Glenwood Cemetery SMITH, MALETO) On Monday. lingering 1l M beloved | Snd A from the where funeral services it be beld‘on Wednesday, August 1%, Internient” Columbia Gar- 08 Monday. A road mua Musband ‘of Minnic St oaon. s at his late residence on Wed- hesday. Algust 1N at 10 b, In erment Cedr Hill Cemeters. UTHSON, GEORGE. Members of the A are ‘recuesied to atiend the fu. |" services of our late membe RGE SMITHSON, st #20 Park Toad | on Wednesday, August 1%, 1837, | al 130 pm <GFORGE KERRIDGE. President, FOSTER. Secretary . LESTER A. On Tuesday. Au- i Emergency Hosital EY. Funeral services Garrison | ugust 19, at LI late residence. n.w., on Thursday CLARENCE . On Mondav. | 6, at 9:10 o'clock pm.. Memorial Hospital. RC| TALBERT. 314 16ih st s.e | Rusband of Cora I Talberc (riee | Tavior) and father of George C. Tal- bert. Mre. Helen Monty. Mrs ' Rena McDonald. Mys Evelyn Abel and Miss | Shey ief | WARNE { WINKLER, NANCY R. Florence Talbert, Funeral from the | above |P\uiexluA on "Thursday. August | 149, at p.m Relatives and friends | invited, Interment Cedar Hill Cem- elery ix KE I'R\\(l\ R. On Sunday, 15. ut United States Naval Huxmlll FR S R. WARNECKE. ser- U. S Marine Corps, Tetired, the | . r\mld husband of Nors Warnecke and father of Elizabeth E.F s M. and Mary C. Warn Fu ral from his iate residence, Besday, AURust IS, & S«Fhrn s Church, an i W. Where mass Wil be of- 4m. for the repose of his Relatives and friends are invited. crmen; Avinglon National Geme(ery. vices by W. W. Chambers Co. alei it at Providence Hospital. | INKLER, wife of Jeromé | nd motlier of Catherine and | me Winkler, ir. and daughter of and Mrs. L. Deavers. She is also rvived by four brothers and four siss Funeral from her late Tesidence, ; e 'on Wednesday. August Relatives and friends | Bethel rvices by Southeast fu- Interment Alexandria. Va Chambers’ Co. Cemetery. | the W neral home. WOOD. o CHARLES Tuesday. dence Suddenly. on 37, at his’ resi- CHARLES D) Mary E W orranabo e et William E- Wood and Pear] E. Satterfield. Puneral from the above residence on _ Priday. Au- ust 20, at 2 pm. Relatives and Tiends 'invited. Interment Congres- sional Cemetery. Services by the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home! |Yow to Albert J. Headley, 67, former 0 ‘hfler became an acting sergeant. b- | ton of Texas and Police Supt. Ernest | serving only two months as assistant | Elizabeth Craig of Chester, THE EVENING ALBERT L HEAOLEY ATES TOMCRROMN Police and District Leaders to Pay Last Tribute to Ex-Police Official. High-ranking police and District officials will pay final tribute tomor- assistant superintendent of the Metro- politan Police Department, At funeral services at 10 a.m. at St. Dominic's Church, Sixth and E streets south- west. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Inspector Headley, who retired two years ago after 39 years' continuous service on the force, died of a heart attack early yesterday at his home, 217 Ninth street southwest. Coming to Washington from Ches- ter, Pa, his birthplace, Inspector Headley was appointed to the force in 1896. His first “beat” was in the old Southwest section, then known as “Bloodfield,” where, because of his alertness, he earned the name “Bird- Eye.” Commended for arresting a murderer without firing a shot, he was made a | bicycle officer in 1901 and a year He was promoted to sergeant in 1905 and to lieutenant in 1917. ‘When he became a captain in 1919, Inspector Headley organized the first city-wide traffic squad and did much to improve traffic control. In 1922 he was appointed inspector and a year later he became head of the Traffic Bureau, which post he held until June, 1925, ‘The appointment of the inspector as assistant superintendent in 1935 car- ried out a “gentlemen’s agreement” between former Representative Blan- W. Brown, which was disclosed at congressional hearings. Succeeding Inspector Thaddeus R. Bean, Inspector Headley retired after superintendent. was abolished. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ger- trude Headley; a son, Albert J. Head- lev, jr, and a daughter, Mrs. Roy Mu- sick, all of this city; a sister, Mrs, and a brother, George Headley of Philadel- | phia. The position then DR CLAYTONA BROWN BURIED AT VALLEY LEE Graduate of U. of M. Medical School Practiced in 8t. Marys County 30 Years. Special Dispatch to The Star LEONARDTOWN, Md., August 17— Funeral services were held )es(erday‘ in the Poplar Hill P. E. Church, Val- ley Lee, for Dr. Clayton Allen Brown, 67, who died Saturday at his home, | Chingville, after a lingering illness. Dr. Brown was a graduate of the| University of Maryland Medical Col- lege and was a practicing physician [ for the past 30 years in St. Marys Oounty. He was a native of Clear- field, Vt. Dr. Brown is survived by his widow, Mrs. Madeline Brown, and seven sons, all of St. Marys County. Members of the 8t. Marys County Medical As- sociation were the pallbearers. The services were eonducted by Rev. J. M. B. Woodrow of the St. Andrew's P. E. Parish of Leonardtown, assisted | by Rev. Nelson Maconomy, rector of | Poplar Hill Church. Interment was in | the church cemetery. BID ACCEPTED President or Representative to At- tend New Orleans Boat Racee. Gov, Richard W. Leche of Louisiana | said last night President Roosevelt or | A representative designated by him would attend the Governor's sail boat | races at New Orleans Labor day. “We don’t know whether the Presi- dent himself can come,” Leche said. “It depend.s altogether upon his lched» ule.” There was some indication the President would be represented by | & few hours after he was convicted. his son, James Roosevelt, STAR, WASHINGTON. RITES FOR-MRS. HEARD Wife of Retired Merchant Buried at Staunton. ELKTON, Va.,, August 17 (Special). —Funeral services for Mrs. Ella Par- ris Heard, wife of J. T. Heard, retired Elkton merchant, were held today at the Heard home, with Dr. Bolling Hobson and Rev. A. W. Blakeley of Staunton officiating. Burial was in Thornrose Cemetery, Staunton. Mrs. Heard was a daughter of the late Capt. James R. and Lucy Parris of Staunton. Besides her husband, Who retired five vears ago, she is survived by five children. GREENHUT DEATH IS LAID TO POISON Coroner's Jury Says Convicted Physician Got Drug From Unknown Source, By the Associated Press, BEL AIR, Md., August 17.—A coro- ner's jury reported today that Dr. Armin Greenhut, convicted of a statu- tory offense on a 13-year-old girl, “came to his death from taking a Ppoison obtained from source unknown to the jury.” The jury also cleared Sheriff Gran- ville C. Boyle of any laxity in guarding the 39-year-old foreign-born physi- cian, who 4as found dead in his cell “Every precaution that was possible to be taken was taken by the sheriff,” the jury said. The jury heard Sheriff Boyle detail the arrangements he made for guard- ing Dr. Greenhut. He said the prisoner was allowed no visitors. Dr. Charles Richardson, the jail physician, reported to the jury the findings of an autopsy on Dr. Green- hut's body. State's Attorney D. Paul McNabb read the report of Dr. How- ard Maldeis, who conducted the au- topsy. He also read the report of chemists who analyzed the dead phy- sician’s organs. ST LOWRY RITES SET Funeral services for Eugene M. Lowry, 17, of 3925 McKinley street, who died Sunday in Georgetown Hos- pital of infuries received Saturday when his automobile overturned on Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda, will be held at 9:30 am. tomorrow in the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, Chevy Chase Circle Brief services will be held & half hour earlier at the home. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Lowry is survived by his mother, Mrs. Florence Beall Lowry; his father, Milton E. Lowry, and a sister, Miss (é/d&r Hill /unqfirmmmf emeterg Community Mauselesm,_Columbarizm and Receiving Vaults. For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 575 No Extres! For a Reguler $150 Funeral ‘WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES 375 %0 ;220 sad DEAL Funeral Home Phoae Li. 8200-8201 D. C, TUESDAY. CHARLES A. SCHMIDT, CONTRACTOR, DIES Was Active in Masonic Frater- nity—Funeral at 3 P.M. Tomorrow. Charles A. S8chmidt, 60, for many years in the heating contracting busi- ness, died yesterday at his home, 74 W street. He had been {ll several months. Mr. Schmidt, a native of this city, had been active in the Masonic Time is growing short . . . stocks are still a problem because of their ACTION MUST BE HAD AT ONCE IN “SELL OUT” tremendous size. MOVE TO ING!! Consequently, AUGUST 17, 1937 fraternity. He was a 32d degree Bcottish Rite Mason and belonged to Stansbury Lodge, F. A. A. M. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Louise Schmidt; two daughters, Catherine L. and Amelia R. Schmidt, all of ‘Washington; two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Thomson, Washington, and Mrs. Emma J. Borbeck, St. Paul, Minn, and a brother, Harry J. Schmidt, ‘Washington. Funersl services will be held at 3 pm. tomorrow at the residence. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. e Aircraft factories of Italy now em- ploy more than 45,000 workers. Loverything Must Go lIEASE EXPIRING! OUR PRESENT STOCK BEFORE MOV- still further price cuts have been effected to Letter Carriers to Cruise. A moonlight cruise on the steamer Potomac wil be given by Capitol Branch 142, National Association of Letter Carriers, tonight. The boat will leave the Seventh and Water street southwest whart at 8:45. o TU. 8. Artist Dies in France. ETAPLES, France, August 17 (#).— Myron Barlow, 64-year-old artist of Detroit, Mich., died yesterday at this fishing town on his annual visit to France. The body will be taken to Paris for cremation and the l.shes' returned to Detroit. B = Beemf Stew BI.II.IJEN'E Mustard $98 LAWSON SOFAS Attractive covers: all-web construction. RE- § 9 0 D THIS do the disposal job. THIS IS YOUR GREAT SAVING OPPORTUNITY! $98 Solid Philippine Mahogany Credenza Buffet ... a full 62-inch buffet with ample drawer and This is an exceptional item, displaying unusually fine cabinet work and Limited number to sell. cupboard space. finish. 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COVERED LIVING and appealing in S 139 spring cushions; popular Chiy PRICE - - To World War Veterans, All Officers and Men of the U. S. Army and Navy and Others Interested :_thence to the Blessed Sacrament e. Western ave.and where mass will be offered Friends are invited to nd services at the church, — Inter- t Mount et Cemetery. . .On Monday, August .\A MCcCARTHY. ' beloved e late Dznnis and Bridget r of Ran the residence of her sister, 1 c ne. Thursday. August 19. at 8:30 .m thence to Holy Comforter Chu R the Shrine of hevy Chase Ci sada st *19.95 It is hard to imagine such a re- duction on such a fine piece . . . ideal for small houses or apart- ments. Large linen drawer. *11.95 You choose from a variety of fine coverings in all colors. An unusual value . . . limited number of these chalrs at this price. Shop early! In Memoriam. ROWE. MARTHA E. In loving remem- brance of our dear mother. MARTHA E._ROWE. who left us one year ago today. August 17. 1936, A mother who gave us the best of her w. W. CHAMBI One of i larzest und takers in world. Mary McCarthy Fuj life. weral drom Who cherlshrd our secrets, our sorrows, our_ st; ‘Who z-ucm s to love, who tausht us to Amuxhermhnun God bless her. today, R LONELY CHILDI SEDRICKS, m:m( CA. A tribute o( love and devotion to the memory of our dear mother, REBECCA SEDRICKS, who left s four "years ago today, '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’ Home, the Naval Hospital, etc. 4244 Connecticut AI Avenue N.W. August 17, These Government Contracts are for fine, complete funerals. Chambers’ policy is and always has been to let the public know. Every one is entitled to know that the United States Government has chosen s Good Funeral Think it over and think why Chambers was chosen. W. W. Chambers will give the finest service possible. No United States Government Funeral is & cheap funeral. It is & good funeral . . . by Chambers, one of the largest undertakers in the world. In case of death eall— Interment Mount fnvited. Relatives and mmds On or about October 1st, when this building is completed, Washington will have an en- “tirely new idea in the pres- entation of furniture . .. AN EXPOSITION of Colonial and 18th Century Reproduc- tions . . . The W. B. MOSES COLONY HOUSE FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. dodern Chaver: #e. National2473 V. L. SPEARE (0. Jretther the successor to n nected with $he original W, 1 pea: tablishment: Jational 2se2 1009 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium fl and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 8200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons prone Wect 0003034 M. St. N.W stablished 1841 G- FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pie 1212 P St. N.W. Nationa) 4278 BURTON'S g 4000 Bait. Bivd. Beautiful Funeral 8 sg-n AT 7171 TR GEO. C. 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Plenty of Parking Space—No Tratfic Delays < Frazier's —service, quality and reverence in conducting beautiful funerals un- excelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. Undertakers for eol- ored U. 8. War Veterans. Also for the C. C. C. Camp N. P. 11, Company 1360. Washington, D. O. No Deserving Case Turned Away Parlors and Chapels Fres Call NOrth 7795-7796 389 R. I. Ave. N.W. One of the Largest Undertakers in the World Main Office 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phene COlumbia 0432 Southeast Office o Jubar: Home 817 Eleventh &t. 8.E. eve Phone Riverdale, Md. aTiantle 8700 Groenweod 1981 A