Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1940, Page 10

" A—10 %% @ard of Thanks ' KENNEDY, FRANK A. T wish to thank | my many friends for their kind exoressions | of sympathy and the beautiful floral trib- ut at the dp.’QE'l)?{Ymv beloved husband. FRANK A. KEN MRS. CORA B. KENNEDY. * " Deatis AHRENS. ELIZABETH CHRISTINA. On Bunday. June 2. 1940, at 5102 13(h st n.w. ELIZABETH CHRISTINA AHRENS. daughter of Harriet C. Allen and sister of Miss Harriet Ahrens of Mount Rainier, Md.. | and Leonard Ahrens of Meriden. Conn | Services at the S. H. Hines Co, funeral ome. 2901 14th st nw. on_ Tuesday. Pom s et o 100 indtiment "Cedny Al Cemetery. (Meriden, Conn., papers please copy.) Sunday, June 2. 1910 at her residence. 00: fth st ne. MARION BARKER. beloved Wife of Charles N. Barker. dauchter of the late Dr E D and Aroneila M_Scott. sis- ter of Paul Scott, mother of Edith Barker, aunt of Paul Scott. ir. and Yvonne Noah She also leaves to mourn their loss Ster: Iing Smith. and many other relatives and frien Remains may be viewed at her late residence Tuesday. June 4. after 4 pm Wednesday. " June 5. at 1:30 | Berean_Bapiist Church. 1ith | nw. Rev. Rivers oficiating. | rmony Cemetery 4| . CLARA D. On Monday. June| at the home of her sister, Mrs 5. 124 West Church st. Fred- CLARA D. BELT. the beloved late John A. Belt services on W from_the No 10 Brooks ave bure. Md ment Hyattstown BROOKE. CHARLES F. On June 1040 at Sandy S CHARLES F._BROOKF I of Corrie M_Brooke. Bodv Warner E. Pumphrey_funera Georzia ave. Silver Spring Notice of services later CLAMPITT. NELLIE G June 2. 1040 NFILIE G beloved wife of William M ! mother_of Harvey Simms and A erine Havd BARKER, MARION. Departed this life | | Funeral from pm. and VvV Interm esdav. June ome of her son. | Gathers. Md. 4| Morday, e Md husban <ting at 1 home. R4 Md ov Funeral services at her son's reciden: 808 Edmonston rd. Hyattsyille. M. ‘Wednesda June 5. at ? pm Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery F COE, ADA BALL. On Sundav. June 2. | 1940. at her residence. 714 South b road. Arlington. Va.. ADA BALL COE. of the late Rev. W. P. C_Coe and mother Ariz: | of Falls Church, | of Mrs Albert L. Ely Rrs. James Emerson Powe v Conway P. Coe of Che' Allen Coe of Arlington. Va.. and the Rev. Edmund G. Coe of Charleston. S C. Re- mains resing at her, late residence after 4 b.m. Mondav. June 3 Funeral services at the Mount Vernon | E. Church. 9th st. and Mass. ave. n.w., on Tuesday. June 4. at 2:30 p.m Inter- Fent Glenwood Cemeters CREAMER., WALLACE V. June 2. 1080 WALLACE V. formerly of Potom: Md Fineral services on Tuesday. a0ty WG e Bethesda funerai home of Wi m Reuben Pumphrey, 50( Wis. ave ' Interment SU. Gabriel's Cem terv Potomac. Md. CUNNINGHAM, MARY. On 10940. at Garfield Hospital. CUNNINGHAM. Rema‘ns restinz bers' funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. Noticn of funeral later DARCEY, WILLIAM JOSEPH. On Satur- of Phoenix. Chase. Md On_Sunday. CREAMER, June 4. | Monday. MARY t Cham- n.w. 1940. ‘at his “home. 107 Bethesda. Md . WILLIAM EY. beloved husband of the late Ada Darcey. Re res the Bethesda funeral home of Wm Pumphrey, 7005 Wisconsin ave eral services Tuesday. June 4. at Our ing_at Reuben Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. where reau mass will be offered at am In- termert St Mary's Cemetery, Rockville. Md. THOM. On Monday, her_residence. 1425 R! EFFIE_THOM DAVIES, “wife I ave ©of the late Frank Davis Remains resting at the Lee funeral home, n w st. and Mass. ave. ne. where services will be held on Thursday. June 6. at 2:30 pm. Interment (private) Cedar Hill Cem- | etery. Kindly omit flowers 5 DAVIS. SOPHIA. Deoarted this life on turday, June 1. 1940. at_her residence, ) Eyve'st se. SOPHIA DAVIS. beloved | ife of the late Hardin Davis. loving mother of Mesdames Mary Colbert. Fannie Willis_and Ruth Navlor: sister of Mrs. Eliza Sc vived by 12 g children Remains John T June 3 310 Eve 3. at o erment tucky papers t. Francis nd J. U.. are he funeral of A DAVIS 3 Memorial Ch Y. ave. and L st Brd_st. berween N on Tuesday. June 4, 1940, at 1 pm. er tents invited ELLA M. NEWMAN. Leader. CAROL BAXTER. Recording Secretary. DINES. RALPH. On Monday. June 2 1040, “ai_ Freedmen's Hospital, RALPH | DINES. ~ He leaves a wife, Mary Dines: | five children, one aunt and other relative. and friends. Remains resting at Stewart funeral home, 30 H st ne. Notice of funeral later EAST, MATILDA B. Suddenlv. on June | 2. 1940, at_her residence. 733 6th st n.w., MATILDA B. EAST (nee Elilott). the be- loved wife of Lawrence L. East and mother ©f Miss Thelma Hays. Mrs. Frank Mooty. jr Warren Hays, Anthony Rizzo. Lawrence 5 East. Jr. and sister of Mrs. F Roach and Charles Elliott Funeral ces at the Saffell funeral home. 475 H st n.w. on Tuesday. June 4. al 11 am. Relatives and friends in- ited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. FURBY, NEL On Sunday. June 1940. at her 1 in_full_triumi LIE FURBY. Thomas and She also leaves ¢ and a stepfather ] and many other relatives ard friends Remains Testing at the funcral home of Alex. S. Popr. ath st s Notice” of funeral later. (Baltimore Bavors please copy.) 2] GODBOUT. JOSEPH G. On _Sunday. 2. 1840° JOSEPH G. GODBOUT, eloved brother of ®nd Adelard God ana Letourneau, Henry Fui from W Deal funeral home. 616 H st. ne. Notice of time later. GORDON, AGN On Sunday. June 2 1940, at her residence. 1441 B st. nee. AGNES T GORDON. wife of the late Wil- liam Gordon, ices at Chamb: funeral home. th st_se. on Tuesday, June 4. at 9:30 am. Mass in Holy Comforter Cath- oiic Church at 10 am. Relatives and friends . invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. GORDON. AGNES T. Holy Comforter | Sodality will meet at Chambers funeral | home. 517 11th se. Mondav evening, June 2. 1940, at 7 o'clock. for recitation of ihe Rosary for th DON _ KATHERIN CATHERINE Mc late AGNES T. GOR- GROSS, JOSEPH. GRO! of R S ORBa Gross. brother Flonora. Bo 15 survived tives and friends Notice of funeral Malvan & Schey HANLEY, VIRGINIA M. On Fridav. May 31, 1940. VIRGINIA M. HANLEY. beloved Wife of Ignatius G. Hanley and mother of Margaret Mary Hanley. She also is sur- Vived by one s and three brothers uneral from Chambers' funeral home, later. Ar angements by . K17 11th st._se. on Tuesdav. June 4. at £:40 am. Mass will be off Comforter Church at riends invited. In Cemetery HAWKINS, GEORGE H. On ]1. 1940 imen’s Hospital, C 3 HAWKIN. hariof Mrs i BIanche. Fret erick of Germantown, Pa. He is also sur- vived by two nephew of cousins. Ren; funcral home. Viewed after 1 p'm Funeral Tuesday Asbury Metho ams officiati Casket will 1 ne niece and_a host 1 'pm . from Rey. R M. Wil- | nt Muirkirk, Md. | oe opened {ollowing services HAWKINS, GEORGE W. Al _members n_Household of Ruth. No. of 0. F.. are hereby notified the funcral of Brother GEORGE Tuesday, June 4. 1940, at Asbury Methodist ~Church, H PERKINS. M. N. G. HOWARD. W. R HOOPER. LILLIE M. 2. 1940, at Sibley LILLIE M. HOOPER (nee Burns). wife of the late Joseph W Hooper. beloved mother of Marie C. Bradlev of 2114 Kearney st. | ne. sister of Mae Healy i Services at the Chambers funeral home. F17 11th st. se. on Wednesday. June 5 At %30 am_ Mass in St. Francis De Sales Catholic Church at 9 am. Relatives and d. Interment Consressional attend HAWKINS pm. from 1th and K sts ELIZABE MARY L. unday. June 1 Hospital, | qriends Cemetery HUNTT, ROBERT ERNEST. On Sund June 2. 1940. ROBERT ERNEST HUNTT, husband of Goldie C. Huntt. father of Eileen H. Dalstrom, R. Elbert and J. Al- fred Huntt Funeral from Harry M. Padgett’s funeral home, 131 11th st. se., on Tuesday, June 4 at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invit- ed " Interment Addison Chapel, Seat Pleas- ant. Md. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAI DIRECTORS Crematorium &th and Mass Ave N.E. ___Lincoln 5200, ~ LINCOLN 03 LINCOLN 0468. Zurhorst Funeral Home, Established 185 ight Ambula City_Calls. V. L. SPEARE CO.| Neithe cessor _to_nor connected with ?h'e" orl;l-';’lfi w o Speare establishment St. NNW. nauonersos e L3 FUNERAL DESIGNS, GUDE BROS. CO. Fioral Pieces Vi212 F st N.w. Nation: "GEO. C. SHAFFER, Inc VEDERATE PRICES. FRONE NAT o} Open emenines — Co. 14th & Eye aad Smadars :\ e Service. Day and | Emelyn Rogers. | invited | Ola V. Cogar. | nome. % June 4 | toy National Cemetery. | 31 Braths EFFERSON. MARY. _On_Sunday. June T ARY VEFFERBON. " Remeing restne at Stewart's funeral home. 30 H t *“+otice of funeral Iater. KEETON. ANDREW J. On_Sunday, June % 7640, ANDREW J. REETON of 2100 19th st. n.w. beloved husband of Margaret M. Keeto: Services at the 5. H. Hines Co, funersl home, 2901 14th st. n.w. on Tuesday. June 4. at 10 am. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. KELLEY, VIRGINIA. On Monday. June 1940, at 4:40 am. at St Elizabeth’s spital. VIRGINIA KELLEY. beloved wife of James Kelley, loying mother of James. Jr:” Frances and Vernelle Kelley. — Also othar relatives mourn her departure. Notice of funeral later LAWSON, JOSEPH N. On Saturday. June 1. 1940 at his residence. 415 l14th st. ne. JOSEPH N. LAWSON. the beloved husband of Emma E. Lawson. father of Alice E. Morton. son of the late Charles and Elizabeth Lawson. Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by W. Ernest Jarvis. 3 LINGAMFELTER, ANNA IRENE. On Sunday, June 2, 1940, ‘at Siblev Memorial Hospital.” ANNA IRENE LINGAMFELTER of 3300° Warder st. n.w.. beloved wife of Jacob H. Lingamfelter, Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st. n.w.. on Tuesday, June 4."at X p.m. Interment West Alexander, Pa. 4 LUBAR, NATHAN. Suddenly. on Sunday. June 110, NATHAN LUBAR. 53 yvears of age. beloved husband of Ray Lubar and devoted father of Gloria Lubar uneral services at the Bernard Dan- | 7ansky & Son funeral home. 3501 14th nw. on Tuesday. June 4. at 10 am. rment Washington Hebrew Congrega- tion Cemeter: MATTISON, ISAAC. Departed this life Sundav. June 2. 1940, ISAAC MATTISON, the devo and of Reatrice Mattison. He also is ved by three sisters. Mrs. Fanni> Rooks. Mrs lington _and M Jesste Ji ane amuel Mat- tison. and ot elatives and friends. Re. ns resting with L E. Murray & Son, | Zth and V sts. nw Funeral notice later g MILES. WILLIAM S. On Friday. May | 31, 1940. WILLIAM '§ MILES. husband of ‘the late Annie Miles. father of Wilbur S. Miles and Kenneth C. Miles of Hous- ton. Tex Services at Chambers' funeral home. 1400° Chapin st. n.w. on Tuesday. June 4, at 2'pm. Interment Rock Creek Ceme- tery. MORTON. GERTRUDE S. life Saturday, June 1. 1940. at _her resi- dence. 1( Kenyon st, n.w. GERTRUDE S. MORTON. wife of the late John H. Morton, beloved mother of Mrs. Frances Mackali, Viola, Alberta. Ella. Beatrice and Helen Morton' “She also leaves two sis- ters and one brother to mourn their loss. Remains resting at the E. W. Bundy fu- neral home. 621 Florida ave. n.w. Funeral Tuesdav. June 4. at 1 p.m.. from Trinity A. M. E Church. Sherman ave. and Morton st. n.w, Interment Wood- lawn Cemetery Departed this MORTON, GERTRUDE. Officers and members of Columbia Témple. No. 422, B. P. O E_of W. are notified of the death of Daughter GERTRUDE MORTON. Session of sorrow Monday. June 3. 1940, at X pm. Funeral Tuesday_ June 4. p.m. from Trinity A. M. E. Church. Mor- ton st. and Sherman ave. n.w LOTTIE VAN BUREN. Dt. Ruler. GEORGIANA HENRY, Fin. Secty. MURRAY, FANNIE MORRIS. Sud- denly. on Sunday. June 2. 1940. at her residence. 655 Park ave. New York. N. Y., FANNIE MORRIS MURRAY. wife of the late Henry Alexander Murray. mother of Mrs Robert Low Bacon and Dr. Henry | A, Murray. ir Funeral "services at St. George's Chapel, Stuvvesant Sauare and East 16th st.. New York City. on Tuesday morning. June 4, at 11 o'clock NICKERSON, HELEN RYDER. On Sat- urday, June 1. 1940. at 3610 Newark st. nw. HELEN RYDER NICKERSON. widow of Oscar A. Nickerson and mother of Mrs. John Foster. Provincetown Mass.: fisses Helen and Leonora Nickerson v York City. and interment Provincetown, . on Tuesday. June 4. at p.m. PADDON. KATIE KIRK. On Saturday. June 1. 1640. at Georgetown University Hospital. Mrs.'KATIE KIRK PADDON. be- loved mother of Mrs. Ida May Luscombe and mother of Annette Luscombe. Funeral from the W. W. Deal funeral 816 H st ne. on Tuesday. June 4, p.m. Relatives and friends invited. crment’ Glenwood Cemetery. N. _On_Sunday. June WLINGS. the beloved :gbter of Mrs. Julia Rawlings and sis- ter of Herbert and John Rawlings. Re- mains resting at Chembers' funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Services at the above funeral home on “nesdav. June 5. at 1 pm. Interment on Cemetery, Burtonsville. Md. 4 REICK. CHARLES E. On Saturday. June 1. 1940. at George Washington Uni- versity Hospital. CHARLES E. REICK of 160:3 19th st n.w. beloved husband of Frecerica Reick. " He also is survived by his father. Mr. Clair E. Reick. and one sis- ter. Mrs. J. M. Castor of Gainesville. Fla. Remains * resting at Hysong's funerai home. 1300 N st. n.w.. whers services will Washington, home. U be held on Tuesday. June 4, at 11 am.| Relatives and friends invited to attend. | Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. RIDER, VIRTIE M. On Saturday, 1o 040. at 2:10 pm.. at hep re 1423 R st. nw. VIRTIE M. RIDE loved mother ‘of L. Harry Rider. Herbert L Rider and Mrs. Catherine R. Smith She is also survived by one sister. Mrs, G. H. Geist of Zanesville, Ohio. and one granddaughter. Mary Jeanne Rider. Remajps resting at the Hysong funeral home. 1300 N st n.w._ where funeral serv- ices will be held on Tuesdav. June 4 at 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends invited. terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 3 SHERIDAN, MARY R. On Saturday. June 1. 1940." at her residence. 1 Mon- roe st n.w. MARY R. SHERIDAN. be- loved wife of Andrew J Sheridan. Funeral services at the above residenc on Tuesday. June 4 _at O am.. fhence t the Shrine ‘of the Sacred Heart Church. 16th st. and Park road n.w. where re- m mass will be offered at 9:30 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 3 SMITH, HATTIE. On Sundav. June %. 1940._at_her residence_ 1825 Vernon st nw. HATTIE SMITH. = Survivine are a sis- ter. Mrs Mary Brookens: four brothers, Albert, George. John and Harry Carter, many other relatives and {riends. Notice of funeral later. McGuire, STEPHENSON. EVA STARKEY. On Sun dav. June 2. 1940. EVA STARKEY STE PHENSON. ~beloved wife of Joseph P. Stephenson and mother of Marea Cullen Magee and George Starkey Cullen and grandmother of Charles W._Cullen Funeral from the W_W. Deal funeral home 4812 Georgia ave. n.w. on Tues- day. June 3. at 8:40 a.m.: thence to St Gabriel's Church. where mass will be sai at 9 am. Relaiives and friends invited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. SWANN, FRANK MILTON. on Friday. May 31 SWANN, beloved husband of Mabel Swann, father of Hazel Swann and_stepfather of Eloise. Evelyn. Thelma and Edward Gibbs. Remains at his late residence. 3617 N st. n.w. after 4 pm. Monday, June 3. Funeral Tuesday. June 4. at from the above residence. ~Relatives friends invited. ~ Interment Lincoln Me- morial Cemetery. = Arrangements by W. Ernest Jarvis. 3 TAYLOR., WILLIAM H. Departed this Jife_Saturday. June 1. 1930. WILLIAM H. TAYLOR. He leaves to mourn three daugh ters, Anita, Matilda and Elizabeth Tavlor: two sons. ‘Willlam and_Randolph Taylor! mother. Mary Matilda Tavlor. Other rel atives and friends also survive. Funeral Tuesday. June 4. at 10 am. from the D. C Morgue. Rev_ J. H. Ran- dolph officiating. Interment Pavne's Cem- eterv. — Arrangements by Fugene Ford, )’ South Cavitol st. TOMPKINS, DANIEL D. On_Sunday. June 2, 1940, DANIEL D._ TOMPKINS, beloved father of William H. and Ruth E. _Tompkins and Ida C. Bell Services at Chambers' funeral home, 517 11th st se. on Wednesday. June 5. at 830 am. Mass in Holy Comforter Cath- olic Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 4 . RANDOLPH L. On Monday. 4. 1040, at_ Providence Hospital, RANDOLPH L' WATSON. beloved brother of Miss Ethel E. Watson. Mrs. Eva F. Allen. Mrs Myrtle R. Blandford. Mrs, Mrs. Blanche W. Mahlman and Harry Watson. Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. #th st. and Massa- chusetis ‘eve. ne.. until Wednesday, June . at 10 am Funeral services will be held at the Em- manual Church, Baden, Md. Interment Baden, Md. 4 WEIGEL, THOMAS B. On Sunday. June 2. 1940, at his residence. 2735 Macomb st. n.w. THOMAS B. WEIGEL, beloved hus- bang of Frances Brightwell Weigel, brother of Miss Stella M. Weigel and Rev. 'W. Har- old_Weigel of Mount Vernon. N. Y. Services at the S. H. Hines Co, funeral 101 14th st. n.w. on Tuesd at 11:30 am. ~interment Arling WEST, CATHERINE. On Saturday, June 1, 1940, CATHERINE WEST, beloved wife of the iate John F. West and mother of John F.. Joseph D. West and Mrs. Cath- erine Dougherty. Services at Chambers’ funeral home. 517 11th st se.. on Tuesday. June 4, at 8:30 am. _Mass at St Joseph’s Church, %nd and C sts. ne, at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Congressional Cemetery. . WIGLEY, MARY A. On Sunday. June 2, 1940, MARY A. WIGLEY (nee Chaney), beloved wife of Henry C. Wigley. Funeral from her late residence, Mil- lersville. Md.. on Tuesday. June 4. at 1:30 pm. - Services at Baldwin Memorial Church at 2 pm. Interment in the adjoining | cemetery. 4 WILLIAMS, LEONARD. On Friday May 1940, at ARD WILLIAMS, son of James and Fannie Williams. brother of Alfred. Thomas. Edith Glenn Date. Md.. LEON- and Andrew Willlams: Rose Lucas. Remains resting at Frazier's funeral home. 389 R. 1. ave. n.w. Funeral and interment Tuesday. June 4, % My from Oak Shade Baptist Church, ett, Va. WOODFIELD, Agnes Thomas and at ELLA VIRGINIA. On Sunday. June 1940, at her residence, 214 8th st. ne. ELLA VIRGINIA WOOD- FIELD ‘meg Crogzon). beloved wife of the late John B. Woodfieid. Remains resting at her late residence until 11 a.m. Tues- day. June 4. Funeral service will be held at the Lee funeral home 4ih tt, and Mass ave ne, esday, Jun friends invi etery, A at 1| Arrangements | Suddenly. | 1940. FRANK MILTON | THE EV Mrs. Ada Ball Coe, Mother of Patents Commissioner, Dies Funeral Services Will Be Held Tomorrow at Mt. Vernon Place Church | Mrs. Ada Ball Coe, 73, widow of | the Rev. Walker Peyton Conway Coe and mother ‘of Conway P. Coe, commissioner of patents, died yes- terday after a week's illness at her home on Glebe road, Arlington, Va. | Besides the commissioner of pat- | ents, Mrs. Coe leaves two other sons, Allen Coe of Arlington, a lawyer and former member of the Consumers’ Council of the Bituminous Coal Commission, and the Rev. Edmund G. Coe of Charleston, S. C.; two | daughters. Mrs. Albert L. Ely of Phoenix, Ariz., and Mrs. James Em- erson Powell of Falls Church, Va 12 grandchildren and one great- | grandchild. | Born in Washington, Mrs. Coe was | the daughter of John Edmund and Barbara Elizabeth Prigg. In 1885 | she was married to Mr. Coe, who | died three years ago. During his years in the ministry, he held many | pastorates in the Baltimore Con- ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Women'’s Missionary Society of the church. She also was a member and former regent of Federal City Chapter, D. A. R. Funeral services will be held at | non Place Memorial Church, with | burial in Glenwood Cemetery. In General Mofors Dispute | By the Associated Press. | the Executive Board of the United Automobile Workers (C. I. O.) went | to Washington today to discuss with | national officers of the Congress of | Industrial Organizations the status | of attempts to amend a working contract with General Motors Corp. After the union’s G. M. Council | yesterday rejected a contract offered | by corporation representatives, U. | A. W.-C. 1. O. officials appealed to | President Roosevelt for Federal in- | tercession, declaring “our first and strongest line of national defense | must be equitable and workable | labor relationships.” | They asked G. M. officials to re- sume negotiations tomorrow. The corporation made no immediate comment, The council recommended rejec- tion of major provisions of the con- tract and asked local unions meet- ng this week to empower U. A. W.. | C. I. O. officials to take “whatever action they may deem necessary to bring about an immediate and sat- isfactory agreement.” Mrs. Ella Woodfield Dies After Long lliness | Mrs. Ella V. Woodfleld, a lifelong resident of Washington, died yester- day at her home, 214 Eighth street NE, after an illness of several weeks. She was the widow of John B. Woodfield, veteran Post Office employe, who died in 1931. | Mrs. Woodfield was the daughter | of Henry and Roberta Hoye Crog- | gon. She leaves a son, Frank A. | Woodfield, newspaperman, Balti- more; a grandson and two brothers, Robert H. Croggon of Washington and Owen F. Croggon of Prince | Georges County, Md. During the World War Mrs. Woodfield won the praise of Gov- ernment officials for her voluntary work in finding homes for scores of women who came to the Capital to take Federal jobs. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow at Lee's funeral home, Fourth street and Massachu- setts avenue N.E, with burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Cinematographers to Meet Uses of photography in modern | crime detection and prevention will be explained by Inspector E. P. Cof- fey of the F. B. I. before the Wash~ ington Society of Amateur Cinema- | tographers tonight at 8 o'clock in | the Mount Pleasant Library, Six- teenth and Lamont streets N.W. In Memortam ALLEN, ISABELLE V. In fond memory of my beloved _and devoted mother. ISA- BELLE V. ALLEN. who passed to the great beyond twenty-two years azo today, June 31918, A wonderful mother. woman and aid. One who was better God never made: A wonderful worker. so loyal and true: One in a million—that, mother. was you. Just in your judgment. always right; Honest and liberal. eVer upright. Loved bv vour family and all whom you knew. My wonderful mother—that, mother. was you. YQUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MYRTLE V. SCHNEIDER. . BAUMAN, CHARLES H. In loving mem- ory of our devoted husband and fathe CHARLES H. BAUMAN, who departed this life two vears ago today. June 3. 1938 DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. FREEMAN, DANIEL AND JAMES. In loving memory of our beloved brothers, DANIEL FREEMAN. who departed this life June 3, 1026. and JAMES FREEMAN. April 22.°1921. THFIR LOVING SISTERS. MRS. DELILAH BUNDY. MISS HARRIETT 'FREEMAN AND MRS. SARAH WILSON. . JONES, GEORGE H. In loving_memory of a devoted husband and father. GEORGE H. JONES. who left us one year ago toda: June 3. 1939, May the winds blow softly O'er the sweet and haliowed spot: ‘Mid the changing scenes of life, You will never be forgot. HIS LONELY WIFE AND DAUGHTER, MARY E. AND ANNABELLE JONES. ¢ NIXON, SARAH J. In loving remem- brance of my dear mother. SARAH J. NIXON. who departed this life June ‘There is not a day that K:uu That does not make me think of you. YOUR SON. CLARENCE A. NIXON. WALTERS, MARTHA V. In loving mem- ory of our dear wife and mother. MARTHA V. WALTERS, who left us twelve years s%0 today. June 3. 1928. You'd smooth our troubled brow: You always chased the clouds aw We couid not forget you now. HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHIL- DREN. NORMAN J. WALTERS, MARION REID, NORRINE BOSTON, FULLER BRISTLECOMB HAIR BRUSH Doesn’t Disturb the WAVE You cen get wonderful wall effects with Texelit 922 N. Y. Ave Ne. 8610 s 4 Mrs. Coe was active in church af- | | fairs and was a life member of the | 2:30 pm. tomorrow at Mount Ver- | C.1.0. Heads fo Confer Here DETROIT, June 3.—Members of | | | | | | | Va., also leaves his father, Abraham Father Rice, Former Pastor Of St. Vincent's, Dies The Rev. Daniel Rice, 63, senior consultor and vicar general of the Society of St. Joseph and former pastor of St. Vincent's Church here, died yesterday in a Baltimore hos- pital of pneumonia. Father Rice was pastor of St. Vincent's from 1924 to 1931. He was widely known as a missionary of the Society of St. Joseph. Before coming to Washington he had held pastorates in Montgomery and Mo- bile, Ala. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, Father Rice was brought to this country at the age of 2. He received his education in the parochial schools of Philadelphia, and was graduated from St. Joseph’s Seminary in Balti- more. The late James Cardinal Gibbons ordained him to the priest- hood 1n 1907. After leaving Washington, Father Rice became pastor of St. Peter Claver's Church in Baltimore and later of St. Pius's Church there. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 am. tomorrow with requiem mass at St. Pius’ Church. The Most Rev. Michael J. Curley, Archbishop of Baltimore and ‘Washington, will preside. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Philadelphia, Charles J. Phillips, 77, Stamp Dealer, Dies By the Assoclated Press, NEW YORK, June 3.—Charles J. stamp dealer and former owner of | Stanley Gibbons & Co., of London, one of England’s oldest stamp firms, died yesterday. A native of Birmingham, England, he came here in 1922 and soon be- came one of America’s leading deal- ers. His largest transaction in this country was the handling of the sale of the collection of the late Arthur Hind, Utica, N. Y., textile nn:)gnuracburer, which brought $680,- He was chosen one of the original 20 in the British roll of distinguished philatelists, headed by the late King George V. Louis A. Bress Dies Of Auto Crash Injuries Louis A. Bress, 30, managing engi- neer of the Central Virginia area for the Rural Electrification Admin- istration, died yesterday in a Rich- mond hospital of injuries received in an automobile accident several weeks ago. He was a brother of David G. Bress, Washington attorney. Mr. Bress, whose home is Norfolk, Bress of Norfolk, and another brother, Henry Bress, a midshipman at the Naval Academ:; Funeral services were to be held today in Norfolk. Former Irene Bentley Of Musical Stage Dies By the Associated Press ALLENHURST, N. J., June 3.— Mrs. Irene Bentley Smith, former musical comedy star, died at her home today. She was 70. Mrs. Smith, who used the stage name of Irene Bentley, retired from the stage in 1910. Among her suc- esses were “Belle of New York” and 'Wild Rose.” She was the widow of Harry B. Smith, who wrote the lyrics for many of Victor Herbert's songs. ING STAR, WASHINGTON | Dr. Garfield discovered his wallet, | Phillips, 77, internationally known | containing between $15 and $20, D. C Jobless Insurance Rolls Drop Sharply A sharp drop in the number of persons receiving unemployment in- surance and a rise in the number who have found jobs through the public employment service over the same period last year in the Dis- trict was reported today by the MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1940 Bill Robinson, 62, Dances An Hour for Red Cross By the Associated Press. HOLLYWOOD, June 3—Bill Rob- inson, who prides himself on being able to dance for an hour despite his 62 years, did it for the Red Cross. 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Administrator McNutt, who issued the figures, said a drop in the num- ber of persons receiving unemploy- | ment benefits during April in all and contributed $2,420. parts of the country indicated a‘l Robinson was enjoying a belated slight improvement in employment birthday celebration with his one- conditions. time vaudeville colleague, Eddie In the District the number of per- | Cantor. (Bill's birthday was May sons receiving checks had dropped |25) Donors to his fund included 24 per cent, while the number of | Writer - Producer Gene Towne, applicants for jobs through the Fed- | Charlie Chaplin, Gary Cooper, eral employment service had risen | Francis Lederer and Mrs, Elizabeth 12 per cent in March. Whitney. Actresses Linda Hayes President Gurffis Son Pickpocket Victim Dr. Harry A. Garfleld, 77, son of President James A. Garfield, today was listed as the victim of three over-solicitous pickpockets. 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