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CLAUDEL AND ADAMS
TO ATTEND LUNCHEON
Ambassador Paul Claudel of Prance
and Secretary of the Navy Charles
Francis Adams are to be guests of the
Washington Kiwanls Club at a lunch- j
eon July 14 on board the frigate Con
stitution. it was announced today. The
Klwanians have arranged a program
appropriate for Bastille day.
Ben T. Webster, pr.-Ident of the
Washington Board c Γ Trade, was the
gue*i speaker at the regular meeting
of the Kiwanis Club yesterday. 8econd |
Vice President Lexis Τ Breuninger '
presided in the absence of the presi
dent. Edwin F. Hill, and the first vice'
president. Dewey Zirking. who are at
tending the international Kiw&nis
convention In Detroit.
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SOUGHT OF NATIONS
Carnegie Endowment Seeks
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nomic Aid in Conflict.
Br th· As»Oft*t»rt Prf*
PARIS. July 1.—Nicholas Murray
Butler told the Associated Press today
that the Carnegie Endowment for In
ternational Peace plans to request that
the American Government call a con
ference of signatories to the Briand
Kellogg pact, with the oDJect of pledg
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lat«s the pact by resorting to war.
He and his associates in the Carnegie
: Endowment are to present the idea to
j leaders of European thought inside and
outside the governments, he disclosed.
"Under the pact as it stands," he
I said, "suppose a nation goes to war
What are the co-signatories going to do?
j They cannot go to war without violating ;
the pact.
"Their attitude 'is either to encour
age the pledge-breaking nation by offer
ing it war materials and supplies, or to
discourage it by withholding such as
sistance "
If there could be an agreement among
the signatories, the chances of a breach
of the pact would be enormously re
duced and the problem of disarmament
would be greatly simplified. Dr. Butler ι
j believes.
He and his associates also are trying
to work out a formation of regional
economic groups to promote economic
ι restoration of European states
"My own idea," he said, "is to have
three regional unities—the Balkans.
Ï Central Europe and Eastern Europe."
Dr. Butler will leave for England at
the end of this week.
Deaths Reported.
Winfleld S. Grigsby, 86. 1217 11th st.
Annie E. Woods. 72. 722 Quebec place.
Robert J. Boyd. 71, 1360 Parkwood place.
John Murphy. 6Γ. St Elizabeth's Hospital.
Iyda Price. 54. 3720 Upton St.
Irene S. Pritch. 45. 710 A st. n e.
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Saplo Holmes. 10. St Elisabeth's Hospital.
Dicy Edmonds, tl. Garfield Hospital.
Mary F. Eniee. «5. 2443 Snows ct.
Elias J Harris. S3. St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Arthur Thompson. 44. Walter Refd Hospital
Josephine Ward. 40. St. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Ethel Wrltht. 33. Freedmen s Hospital
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Mlles Τ and Audrey V. Coleman, boy.
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Jean A and Ethel M DlUard. boy.
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James W and Dora Dent. girl.
George L. and Helen Ε Meleney. girl.
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Claude T. and Margaret Clements, girl.
John R. and Carolyn Howarth. girl.
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William G. and Mary E. 8t Clair, girl.
William H. and Dorothy Harris. girl
Bernard D and Minnie Wlshard. girl.
Robert I. and Mary Coffer, boy.
Fred L. and Ruth Bennett, boy.
Amos and Thelma Wilson, boy
Henry L and Anne L. Young, boy.
James and Alberta Robinson, boy
Arthur H. and Pauline Stewart, boy.
Charles E. and Mattie Balalr, boy
James R and Catherine Ford. girl.
James and Gertrude Beverly. lirl.
Benson M. and Cremora Smallwood. girl.
John W. and Estelle D. Ware, girl.
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Grorge P. and Ada Young, girl.
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HOIGH—LOCKS. Mr. and Mrs Walter
Locke of Clarendon, Va., announce the
marrlaire of their daughter. MARTHA
PAULINE to Mr ROBERT A HOUGH
of BalUton. Va . June 29. 1932. at Cîaren
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' BROWN. EDWARD Τ On June 30. 1932. at
Ilia home. Speucersville. Md , EDWARD Τ .
beloved husband of Laura Brown. Re
quiem mass at St. Peter » Church, Olney.
Md . Saturday morning. July 2. at 10
o'clock Interment In Union Cemetery. *
BROWN. MARY Γ. On Friday. July 1. t»32.
at !305 Sb»pherd st η * . MARY F
BROWN, belovea mother of M etanlry
Brown. Services at the J. William Lee
Sons' funeral establishment. 3S2 Pa »ve.
η * . Saturday. July 2, at 2 p.m.
BROWN. WILLIAM Departed this life Wed
nesday. June 29. 193.Λ 8 15 a m . WILLIAM
BROWN. 22. brother of Mr» Roselee Mau
ley and brother-in-law of George W. Man
ley. 231 S st. n.w. He has a mother,
lather, sister and brother In Philadelphia.
Remains resting at Janifer funeral parlor.
Ills 22nd st. η w. Funeral will be in
Philadelphia. 1*
Bl'RLEIGH, JOHN JAMES. On Wednesday.
June 29. 1932. Lieut. Col. JOHN JAMES
BURLEIGH. United States Army «In
fantry ι. Remains resting at Tabler's fu
neral home. 928 M st η w Funeral from
Fort Myer cater. Arlington National Cem
etery. 11 a m. Saturday. July 2.
CL1CKNER. LIZZIE KERWAN. On Thurs
day. June 30, 1932. at. her residence. 110
Primrose st. Chevy Chase. Md.. LIZZIE
KERWAN, beloved wife of Rev George M.
Cllckner. Services at Mausoleum Chapel.
Lorrgine Cemetery. Baltimore, Md . on
Saturday. July 2. at 2 p.m. I
CRAWFORD. AMY .1. On Tuesday. June
28. 1932, at the residence of her daughter
and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs J. L Dlck
erson. 417 Ttt.nw. Mrs AMY J CRAW
FORD. Remains at Frazler'g funeral home,
389 R X. ave n.w.. until β ρ m. Friday.
July 1. Funeral Sunday. July 3. at 12
o'clock, from New Hope Baptist Church.
Eagle Rock. Va. 2
DEVINE. ROBERTA J. On Thursday. June
30. 1932. ROBERTA J DEVINE, beloved
wife of the late Charles M Devine Shi
Is survived by four daughter» and four
sons. Funeral from her late residence,
1540 34th st. Ύ) ν . on Saturday. July 2. at
2pm Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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bers From Traction Companies.
One of England's largest flying clubs.
1,500 members, is composed of drivers
and conductors of London's omnibuses.
It is called the London General
Omnibus Co. Sports Association Flying
Club.
Marriage Licenses.
Edwin Ε Kellam 25. and Nannie F Webb,
2*. both of Richmond; Rev. Allan F Poore.
William H Wright. 59. β4β 5th st n e .
and Barbara E. Hoffman. 63, ?46 5th et.
n e.; Rfv Joseph T. Kennedy.
James Whitfield. 31. «20 Conn. ave . and
Nellie G. Johnson. 27. 1758 U et.; Rev. W
A Randolph.
William L Ryan. 28 Waldorf. Md., and
Kathryne C Wilson 23. 1121 Ε st. n.e.;
Rev W. 8 Abernethy.
William Ε Norton. 18, 323 10th st. n.e..
and Mplba L. Montgomery, 18 Rev. John
E. Briggs.
Fred M. Walthall. 23. <40 15th st. se.,
and Frances L. Dempsey, 15. 438 15th St.
s e : Rev John E Brings
James Β I.arkln. 22. 413 Mgrlettg pi . and
Mary S Meeks. 20. West Falls Church.
Vn ; Rev. Walter F Smith
Randolph Thomas. 22. 1822 7th at . and
Hazel Green, 25. 51 D st. i.e.; Rev. L. H.
Schaefer.
George Β Clark. 41 218 8th at. ne. and
Grace A Scott. 1544 Β st. I.e.; Rev. Hugh
Τ Stevenson.
Russell C. Terry. 28 1737 17th st . and
Dorothy I Faucett. 29, Plalnfleld. Ν J.;
Rev James D. Buhrer.
Pascal M. Abernethy. 25. Burlington. N. C .
and Evelyn Moore, 25, Raleigh, N. C ; Rev.
W S. Abernethy
William L. Thurber. 57, 3817 Quesada St..
and Nan D. Slattery. 52. 1421 Potomac ave.
s.e : Rev. F W John.«on.
Clarence H. Kmse. 57. and Mabel M Wag
ner. 25. both of Fairfax. Va.; Judge Robert
Ε Mattingly
Wilmer Ε Dale. 20 4100 New Mexico ave .
and Mary A George, 14, 3929 Ga. ave.,
Rtv. R. M Burk*
Raymond F Morgan. 27. Baltimore, and
Muriel Stewart, 18. Halethorpe, Md.; Rev.
W A. Shelton
Willie Shelton. 27. 1828 Fla. ave. and
Sadie Downer, 23. 1327 Kingman St.; Rev.
W Westray
John F Slocum. 24. and Anna L Burns.
22. both of Baltimore. Rev. Walter F Eagle
son
Clarence Ε Rathell, 21. and Rhoda
Houchen 18. both Of Baltimore, Rev. L. I
McDougle
Heber N. Everett 29 941 15th «t. !(., snd
Marian A Hayford. 20. 317 13th St. SC.;
Rev. Daniel L. Ennls.
Arthur Sussman. 24, 3327 11th at., and
Lillian Llndlln. 30. 3225 8th et. : Rev. A.
Volkmsn
Ralph F Setterlin, 24, 1738 Ο St., and
Catherine F Funck, 23. 5121 Ν. Y. »v« ;
Rev. C. Ε Lenskl.
Roscoe L. Gray. Jr.. 21. 1304 Girard St.
n.e.. and Catherine W Clayton, 28. 003 L
st. n.e : Rev. F. I A. Bennett
Russell Jrnkins. 28 1323 5th at . and Elsie
Tunstall. 23 144 Τ st.; Rev, C. Τ Murray.
Dale W Williams. 22. and Julia F Collins.
22. both of Sligo Mill road; Rev. A. C. H
Schmidt.
Thomas H Edmonson. 23. 210 4th at . end
Emily J. Blackman. 18, Sligo Mill road; Rev.
Richard Ε Schmidt
Albert E. Ewing. 24. 810 Newton pl.. and
Mary Adams. 18, Tampa, Fla.; Rev. Walter
F Smith
Robert Ρ Kluge, 21. and Margaret M
O'Rourke. 18. both of Baltimore; Rev. J
Lawrence Kilkenny.
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LOST.
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14404 Forest Hills section. Chevy Chase
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DCK> young white setter, with one light -
brown ear $10 reward if returned to C. R
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JEWELS—Liberal reward at hotel desk. 2400
18th st , for recovery of jewels lost from
Apt.519.
PEKINGESE, mixed gray and brown dog.
tumor ou stomach: 115 reward. Wm. Spar
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PUPPIES—Le Blond ave.. Cheverly. Md.. 2
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National 5848.
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DO WILL. WILLIAM HARVET. Oil Thurs- I
day. June 30 1932 »t Children * Hospital.
WILLIAM HARVEY DONNÏLL Jr., beloved
son of Willi*.m H. and Dorothea C. Don
nell of 2834 37th st ne. aged β Tear».
Funeral from the W. W Chambers Co.
funeral home, 1400 Chapin St n.w . on
Saturday July ], at 11 am Relatives and
friends tnvlted. Interment it Glenwood ,
Cemetery
DORSET. ELEANOR. Departed this life on |
Wednesday. June S». 1">S2. ELFANOR
DORSE Y She leaves to mourn their loss
a brother. !»o sisters and many other
relatives and f; ient's Remains at Bai lay *
funeral home. 3rd and I sts η w. Fu
neral Saturday. Julv 2. at 2 ο clock, from
Bailey s funeral parlor. *
DIFFY. MINNIE I. On Thursday. June SO
1932. at her residence. foe A st i.e.. MIN
NIE I . biloved wi.'e of Silis C Duffy
Funeral from the above :esidence on Sat
urday. July 2. at 2 ρ m Interment pri
vate Please omit flouer».
ri'LLER. JOHN FRANKLIN. Suddenly, on
Friday. July 1. 1932. at his residence
Falkstone Apts . Apt 105. 1401 Fairmont
St. nw. JOHN FRANKLIN, .beloved hus
band of the late LWïle W Filler and
father of Carrie M. Fuller. Notice of fu- I
neral later.
G ANN. ROBERT STEWART. On Friday
July 1. 1932, at the home of his parents
Chain BridKe Heights. Va.. ROBERT |
STEWART GANN. infant ion of Myer and
Agnes Oann Funeral from the home Sat- i
urday. July 2. at 10 a m Interment Co
lumbia Gardens Cemetery. Arlington
County. Va
GOLDEN. JOSEPH A. On Thursday. June
SO. 1932. JOSEPH A . beloved brother of
Mary and Aenes Golden Funeral from
W W Chambers Co funeral home. 140fi
Chapin st. η w.. on Saturday. July 2. at I
8:30 am thence to Blessed Sacrament
Church. Chevy Chase. D C . at 9 a m. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
GRAFFAM. ANNA M. On Thursday. June
SO. 1932. ANNA M . wife of th- late Lieut.
Geirce W OrafTam and mother of Mrs
Ethel Graffam Van Sant. Remains rest
lnr at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home.
2901 14th at. n.w. Services at at the S
H Hines Co. funeral home. Saturday.
July 2. at 9 45 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
HARKIS. ELLIS. Suddenly passed Into
eternal rest Tuesday evening June 28.
1932. at fi o'clock. ELLIS HARRIS He
leaves to mourn their loss a brother, sis
ter. uncle and aunt and a host of other
relatives and friend·. Remains resting at
Moon s funeral home. 1332 U St. n.w. Fu
neral Sunday. July 3. at 2 ρ m. *
HENDI.FR. MAJ CHARLES Τ WednesdBT.
June 29. 1932. at the Roosevelt Hotel. Ma)
CHARLES Τ HENDLER. age 71 years Re
mains resting at Hysong s parlors. 1300 Ν
»! n.w. Funeral services at Hyson* s fu
neral chaprl. 1300 Ν st. η w , on Saturday.
July 2. at 10 a m. Friends may view the
remains on Friday, Julv 1. between the ]
hours of Λ and 8pm Interment Arling
ton National Cemetery. 1
HENDLER. MAJ. CHARLES T. Member! of
the Augustus Ρ Gardner Post. No 18. the
American Legion, are notified that fu
neral services for Comrade Mai. CHARLES
Τ HENDLER will be held at Hysong'» par
lors. 1300 Ν st n.w . on Saturday. Ju'y 2.
1932. at 10 ο clock a m
A. COULTER WELLS. Commander.
Ht'NTT. ALICE D. On Thursday. June 30
1932. at her residence. 4437 14th st. n e .
ALICE D. HUNTT. aged #7 years, widow
of William A. L. Huntt- Funeral gervicea
at her lat» residence Saturday. July 2,
at 2:30 p.m. Interment Congressional
CemeteTy.
JACKSON. HATTIE A. Departed this life
Tuesday. June 38. 1932 at the residence
of her daughter. Mrs. Qertrudc Miller. Oray
ave. Arlington. Va . HATTIE A. JACK
(SON She leaves to mourn her departure
ten children. Isaac, Henry, Louis. Morris
end Hattie Jackson. Mrs Eva Robinson,
Oertrude Miller. Lucy Powell. Bertha Ly
ons and Catherine Brown She also leaves
twenty grandchildren and fourteen great
grandchildren. Remains resting at the ]
John T. Rhines funeral home. 211 North
Patrick it., Alexandria. Vti . until Friday.
July 1 thence to her late residence. Grav
ave . Arlington. Va Funeral from Mount
Zion Baptist Church. Arlington. Va . Sat- ]
urday. July 2. at 2 p.m. 1
j.nvnou.i, milium η.ιι,ιπη.1,
Suddenly, on Tuesdav June 38 1932 at
Tuscon. Ariî WILTON WALTHAN JACK
SON. the beloved husband of Trevola J
Jackson and devoted son of George A.
and Mary 8. Jackson, brother of Myron
M . Gorham O. Jackson and Evelyn J
Davis. Remains resting at Frsr.ter funeral
home, 389 R. I. ave. n.w. Notice of fu
neral later. 2
JOHNSON. WAVRFGARP * On Friday.
Julv 1. 1932, BEAUREGARD 8 beloved
husband of the late Martha Elizabeth
Johnson and father of Alexander R and
William W. Johnson of Washington. D C.
and T. Calvin Johnson of Denver, Colo.
Notice of funeral later
JOHNSON, chari.es. On Tuesday. June
28. 1932 CHARLES devoted son of Willis
and Lucy Johnson, brother cf Mary Jones.
Alfred and Conrad Johnson. He also
leaves one aunt. Funeral Sunday. July 3
from the V/ Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
1432 You it. n.w. Interment Mount Zion
Cemetery. S
I.JSTON. THOMAS A. On Thursday. June
30, 1932. at 11 pm, THOMAS A,, beloved
son of the late Michael and Ann Liston
ι nee King). Funeral from his late resi
dence. 1005 4th st. n.e , Monday. July 4.
ρ' I 10 ι m High requiem ma's at St.
Alo-siuj Church at 9 am. Intermen'
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and |
friend* invited. 3
LOGAN. JOHN ANTHONT. On Wednesday.
June 2·. 1932. JOHN ANTHONY LOQAN.
loving husband of Olivia Logan, devoted
father of Gloria and Marshall Logan and
aon of Marshall Logan He also leaves
to mourn hi» departure one aister. two
hrotheri and other relatives and friends
Remains restinr at the John Τ Rhlnes
funeral chapel. Jrd and Eye st». s.w. Fu
neral Saturday. July 2. at 2 30 ρ m., from
John Τ Rhine»· funeral chapel. Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
MeO'NE. HELENE DE THOUARS On I
Thursday. June JO. 1932. at her residence. |
*19 Portland st sc . Congress HeUhfs. ,
HELENE DE THOUARS McCUNE. beloved
wife of Frank Ε McCune and mother of
Julia E. Isdell. Funeral from the above
residence on Monday. July 4. at '0:30 a m
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Gtenwood Cemetery. 3
MHHAI'D. ALBERT On Thursdav. June
30. 1932. ALBERT MICHAUD of 432 Manor
pi n.w., beloved husband of Mary Ann
Michaud. Services at the above address
Monday. July 4. at 8 30 a m : thence to
St. Gabriel s Church, where mass will be
said at 9 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 3
MVELLER. CARL ,T. On Friday. July 1,
1932 at Alexandria Hospital. CARL J.
MUELLER son of the late Car! and Wll
helmlna Mueller Funeral services Mon
day. July 4 at 2 p.m.. at the chapel of
Prospect Hill Cemetery. Please omit
flowers. 3·
MI'LLFN. SAI.LYE A On Wednesday. June
29. 1932, at the home of her brother. Ν R.
Lowry. 2113 Venshle st., Richmond. Va .
SALLYE A MULLEN. Funeral services
at Venable Street Baptist Church Friday.
July 1. at 4:30 p.m. Interment at Rich
mond. Va 1*
O'BRIEN. JAMES J. On Wednesday June
29. 1932. at his residence Apt. 302. 14S0
V st n.w. JAMES J. the beloved hus
band of Hattic O'Brien and son of the
late John and Marsarrt Α ο Brier, Fu
neral from above residence on Saîurdav.
July 2, at 8 30 a.m thence to St. Paul's
Church, where reaulem mass will be said
for the repose of his soul. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relative» »nd !
friends Invited.
PARKER. FRANK. On Monday. June 27.
1932. at his residence. 1341 Delaware ave.
sw. FRANK PARKER, devoted hniband
of Ellrabeth Parker, beloved son of Wil
liam and Swale Parker He also leaves to
mourn his passing three brothers, one
sister and many other relatives and I
friends. Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Εν» »ts.
s.w.. until 5 pm. Friday. July 1 there
after at his late residence. 1341 3rd st.
η w Funeral Saturday. July-2. at 10 a m
from above residence. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
POLLARD. RANDOM On Thursday. June
30. 1932. RANDOM POLLARD, beloved
husband of Mary C Pollard of 1521 Ver
mont ave n.w Funeral from his late
residence. 1521 Vermont ave n.w . Satur
day. July 2, at 9 30 a m Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. ·
POLLARD. RANDOM. Members of Col.
amm James S Pettit Camp. No. 3. V
W V. will assemble at Ihe
residence of our late comrade.
HMjflRANDOM POLLARD. 1521 Ver
HVsàf'Vmont ave η w . 9 30 a m Satur
gffij! day, July 2. 1932, for the purpose
of attending his funeral. Burial
In Arlington National Cemetery.
M C MOXLEY. Commander.
ICHt'ERMANN. CARL C. On Friday. July |
1. 1932. at his residence. 3525 Davenport I
st. η » . Apt. 408. CARL C. husband of '
Josephine G Schuermann. Services and I
interment private Saturday morning.
July 2.
lilt STER. SI'SIE AKUSTV On Wednes
day. June 29. 1932. SUSIE AUGUSTA
SHUSTER. ased 81 years. Remains rest
ing at Cunningham's funeral home. Alex
andria. Va. Funeral Saturday, July 2. at
11 a m . from the above parlors Interment
Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore. Md.
IIMrSOK. JOSEPH W. Departed this life
on Wednesday. June 29. 1932. at 10 55
p.m.. at his residence. Laytonsville. Md .
JOSEPH 'V SIMPSON husband of the
late Martha L Simpson and father of
Joseph M. Simpson of Kensington. Md..
and William Ε Simpson of Laytonsvllle,
Md Funeral Sunday. July 3. at 2 p.m..
from Brook Orove Μ. Ε Church. Laytons
ville. Md., Rev. H A Brooke officiating. 2
1LEEPER. WILI.IAM HENRY. On Thurs
day. June 30. 1932. at Ocean Orove, Ν J .
WILLIAM HENRY, beloved husband of
Minnie Β Sleeper and father of Mrs. F.
W Dane of Doutlaston Park. Long Island.
Funeral from his late residence. 4428
Greenwich parkway η w . on Monday.
July 4. at 10 a m Relatives and friend·
are Invited. Interment Glenwood Ceme
tery. 3
IOMERS. LOIS M. On Friday. July 1. 1932.
LOIS M.. beloved daughter of Elmer T.
and lit A Somers. aged 14 months. Re
mains resting at Deal's funeral home. *1#
&»t ne. Interment Ida Grove. V»., on
turday. July 2. at 3 D m
ITEVENSON. JOSEPHINE. Departed this
life on Thursday, June 30, 1932. at 4:05
ρ m., at lier residence. 1735 13th st. n.w,.
after a lingering Illness. JOSEPHINE
STEVENSON, widow of Harrison Steven
son She leaves to mourn their loss two
stepsisters, two niece*, three nephews and
a host of other relatives and friends. Re
mains resting at James H. Wlnalow's fu
neral home. 12th and R sts. n.w.. and may
be viewed Saturday after 4 ρ m., at her
late residence. Funeral Sunday. July 3.
at 1:30 p.m.. from Vermont Avenue Bap- .
list Church. Rev. C. T. Murray officiating. !
Interment Harmony Cemetery.
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep.
From which none ever wake to weep. S· 1
rOWI.E. MARY G. On Wednesday. June 20.
1932. at Yonkers, N. Y . MARY G TOWLE.
beloved aunt of Margaret Towle Luce and
Kathryn Towle Howell. Funeral from
the parlors of James Τ Ryan, 317 Pennsyl- ι
vanta ave s e., on Saturday. July 2. at '
8:30 a m ; thence to St Matthew's Church,
where mass wlll.be said at 9 a m Rela
tives and friends lnvltfti. Intei nun»
M<dUU QUw OeottHjh > .... Λ
Draîiifl.
VERMILLION. OUIUS t. Suddenly. on
Wednesday. Jun» 29. 1932. at 11 30 «m.
In Georgetown University Hospital.
CHARLES K. VERMILLION beloved hus
band or the late Fannie Vermillion and
beloved father of Joseph. Charles and
Wesly Vermillion. runrrtl Saturday. July
2, at 2 ρ m . from the residence of his
son. Wesly Vermilllor.. 11 Buena Vista ave .
Cherrydale. Va Relatives and friends In
vited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 1
WAITE. FANNa W. Oil Thursday. June
30. 1932. at Stbley Hospital. FANNIE W
WAITE 'nee Franeri Funeral from the
parlor* of Joseph F Birch s Son* 3034 M
st nw. Saturday. Julv 2. at 2 pm. Rel
atives and friends invited Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Frederick. Md.
WARD. AMT L. AND BETTY I.. On Wed
nesday June 29. 1932. at Children's Hos
pital. AMY t and BETTY L.. Infant
daughters of Joaeph W. and Ora L Ward
Funeral from the W W Chambers Co
funeral home. 1400 Chapln st η » . or.
Saturday July 2 at 11 am Interment in
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 1
WHITNEY. JAMES. On Thursday. June 30
1931? at Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat
Hospital. JAMES WHITNEY. He !eav. s to
mourn their loss a devoted wife. Harriett
Whitney Is father of Joseph Whitney
also two brothers. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhlnes funeral chapel, 3d anrt
Eye sts. ».w. Notice of funeral later. l
WILLIAMS. PHYLLIS BtliMCE. Departed
this life on Wednesday. June 29. 1932. at
Shingles, on South River. Md , PHTL
LIS BERNICE WILLIAMS, beloved dauik
ter of Julia E. and Philip Β Williams
Funeral Saturday, July 2. at 2 p.m . from
her late residence, 913 Β st. n.w. Mends
Peter .Young She also leaves to mourn
their loss two slaters. Mildred Jackson
and Bianch Brown one brother. Guy
Young, and a ho»t of other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at Eugene Ford's
funeral ptrlors. 1300 South Capitol st., un
til 4 pm. Saturday, July 2 thereafter at
her late residence. SI De Fries gt. n.w
Funeral 8unday. July 3. at 1 pm. from
the Rehoboth Baptist Church. 1st st be
tween Ν and Ο stg. s w. Interment Wood
invited
W
1·
Departed this life
lawn Cemetery
2
in Hfomortam
BROWN. MARIA. A token of love to the
memory of our devoted mother. MARIA
BROWN, who entered eternal rest one
year ago today. July 1. 1931.
We think of you In silence,
No eye can se» us weep
Many «lient tears are shed
When other» are asleep.
We miss your kind and cheery ways.
Wuh you we spent our happiest days.
We miss you when we need a friend
On you. dear mother, we could always de
pend
TOUR LOVING CHILDREN. SUSIE. AR
THUR AND SADIE ·
BITI.FR. HAUIE. In lad memory of my
devoted friend. HALLIE BUTLER, who de
parted this life two years ago today,
July l, 193·.
As I loved him. so I miss him
HIS DEVOTED FRIEND. MAMIE. ·
JOHNSON. ANNIE BARKER. In lovln* re
membrance of our devoted mother, 4NN3
BARKER JOHNSON, who departed thig
life four years ago today. July 1. 1918
When alone in sorrow the bitter tear* flow
There comes sweet memories of long ago.
Unknown to others you steal to our side
And whisper. "Dear loved ones, death can
not divide.'·
Bhe had a mother's love for every one sh·
met. ·
So you know her devoted children can
never forget.
Oh. how we miss you mother, dear:
We have no one to wipe away our tears.
You wore a crown of patience.
Through years you struggled on.
Those hands that rest forever
Are the ones that made our "home."
HER LOVING CHILDREN. ANDREW.
CLAUDE. CATHERINE AND MATILDA
BARKER JOHNSON.
Till memory fades and life departs.
You'li live forever in my heart.
Time takes away the edge of grief.
But sweet memory turns back every leaf.
DEVOTED SISTER. HENRIETTA BOSTON
God gave me a foster mother.
She was one who never grew old.
God made her smile as the sunshine.
He made her heart of pure gold
HER FOSTER DAUGHTER. CATHERINE
WILLIAMS. ·
LIVERS. EVA P. To -.he memory of our
dear wife and aunf. EVA Ρ LIVERS, who
departed this Ufa four years ago today»
July 1. 1128.
Though the years be many or few.
They are filled with remembrance of you.
HUSBAND. JEP.RY LIVERS NIECE, GER
TRUDE BERRY
SMITH. THELMA I.OIISE. In lovina re
membrance of our dauahter. THELMA
LOUISE SMITH, who departed this It?·
eleven years am today. July 1. 1921.
He givgth His beloved rest.
THE FAMILY. ·
TINNER. EVELYN J. CLAYTON. DANIEL.
In loving remembrance of my dear
mother. EVELYN J. TINNER. w.ho depart
ed this life fifteen years ago today. July
1. 1911: also of my dear cousin, DANIEL
CLAYTON, who died suddenly one year
and four months ago, March 6. 1931.
You don t know the sorrow to be left
a'one
"Π1 Ooq sends'thê message to your home.
It's sad when He calls for one or th·
other.
But the saddest of all 1» when He call·
for your mother.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. RUTH.
You bad* no ont t last farewell.
You said good-by to none.
Your loving heart lust ceased to beat
And before I knew it you were goni·.
DEVOTED COUSIN. RUTH. ·
WARD. IGNATIUS H. In sad but loving re
membrance of our dear husband and fa
ther. IONATIUS H WARD, who departed
this life five years ago today. July 1. 192T.
It was in the morning.
Five years ago today,
The angels rsme down to earth
And bore htm away.
Deep in the heart lies a picture
Of a dear one laid to rest.
As the years go by and we grow older
Your sweet memory is our bindinc tie.
You watched us live, you watched us grow.
You helped us on our way
You taught us truths that w· should know.
That shall forever stay.
We do not forget you. nor do we intend.
We think of you often and we will to th·
end.
A loving thought, true and tender.
Just to show we still remember
As the buds, flowers and blooma return.
So do our hearts always yearn
Oh. this world would be like heaven
If we could see your face again. ·
We shall meet you some bright morning
In our Father's mansion.
WIFE AND CHILDREN »
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
CHAS. S. 2URHORST
Ml EAST CAPITOL ST.
Phon· Litteoln $37t.
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(ISAAC BIRCH)
3034 M St. ΝΛΥ. 8ft
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