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Carta of {Efyattfeo.
CHAT. VERONICA GILLT'M. W« wish tc
exrress our sincere gratitude to our
many friends and relatives for their
kindness during the illness and at the
dMth of VERONICA GILLUM GRAY.
THE FAMILY. •
1TAIXECKE. E I wish to exrress mv
most sincere thanks to the American
Legion 2nd Division, friends and rela
tives for their kindness bestowed on me
during my recent loss
MRS. FRANCES WARNECKE.
Dralha.
ADDISON. STACHIA ELLEN. On Fri
day. August 20. 18.0. at her resi
dence. 24b 14th place n e.. STACHIA
ELLEN ADDISON devoted mother of
Mrs Hattie Addison Johnson, grand
mother of Jeanette. Dorothy and Elmer.
Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jar
via funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w.
Funeral Tuesday. August 24. at 1 pm.
from the Community Methodist Church.
15th st. between A and R sts. so. Rev.
Paul Moore officiating. Interment
Payne's Cemetery. 22
ALDER. THOMAS H. On Friday. August,
20, 1937. THOMAS H ALDER beloved
husband of the late Annie Alder (nee
Robey, beloved son of the late William
C. and Mary R Alder. Funeral services
at, the chapel of Thomas F. Murray a;
Sons funeral home 2oo7 Nichols avr.
s • on Monday. August. 23. a' 2 30
pm Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 32
ALIEN. PAUL .1. Suddenly, on Friday.
August 20. 13• ' ai Casualty Hospital.
PAUL J. ALLEN, beloved husband of
Verona Allen 'nee Hurley) of 420b
IQth st ns.. and son of Mrs. Sadie
Allen and the late Paul Allen Fu
neral from the residence of his mother
in-law Mrs. Joseph Hurley of 1435
Monroe st. ne . on Tuesday August 24.
a? 8 30 a m. Requiem mass at st.
Anthony's Church at 0 a m. Interment
St. Marv's Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited. 23
BACON. MARY IRENE On Thursday.
August 18 1937. at Garfield Hospital.
MARY IRENE BACON of 3323 1 sth M.
n w beloved wife of Park A Baeon and
mother of Talk A Bacon 1r. Services
at the S H. Hines Co funeral home
2901 14’ h st. n.w.. on Monday. August
23. at s ::o ;».p thence to the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart Ibth st. and Park
read n w where mass will he offered at
Pam. Relatives and friends invited. 22
BALDWIN. JOHN T. Suddenly, on Sat
urday AucuRt 21. 1937. at his resi
dence, sum Mayfair nl . Silver Spring.
Md JOHN T . beloved husband of
Winifred Acnes a”d son of Thomas P.
and Katherine Baldwin. Remains rest
ing a' the Saffell funeral home 475 H
s’, n.w. Notice of funeral later.
BAILS. AT FRED 7EDEKI AH. On Friday
August 2". 193 7. at the residence of
h:s son. Arnold Kent Falls. 340'. Lowell
s’, nw in his Slst year. ALFRED
ZEDFKIAH husband of the la'e Amelia
Arnold Balls. Funeral services at the
above address on Sunday. Angus; 22
or 2 '() e.ni Relatives and friends
invited Interment Philadelphia. Pa. 22
BUCKLER. JAMIS ALBERT On Thurs
day A .rust 1 9 3 937 JAMFS ALBERT
BUCKLER the beloved husband of
Acr^ F Buc'-ilcr. father of Josmh W
Myitle L Thomas j Mary F and
Acnes V Buckler: son of William Buck
ler brr-her of Thomas P. Lewis and
Brrnat Bi rkler Funeral services at
the W V Cnambers Co. Southeast fu
nerE 1 bom** 517 11th st s e . on Mon
da'1 Angus’ 2".. a' 8:30 a m . thenc** to
Holy Comforter Catholic Church where'
mass xl J be offered at P a m for the
repose of his soul Relatives and
friend^ invited. Interment St Joseph's i
Church Cemetery, at Morganza. Md. 22
CARTER. WIT LIAM H On Saturday. Au
gust 21. 19';: a' his residence. 1219
V St s p . v. TI I.T AM H r AFTER, beloved
husband of Emma T. Carter (pee Fer
guson' He i« also survived by two
50ns and a daughtn. B G. Carter. W.
H Carte*-. 1r . and Mrs T ulu Mon
teOh Fimeral from the Thomas F
Murray A- ?on funeral home. ”oot Nioh
- ols ave. s.p on Tuesday. August 24.
° n rr Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Congressional Cem
e*erv. 22
CHAPMAN. MARIE WILLIAM* On Sat
urday A’icu5' *:! J 92 7 MARIF WIL
LIAMS CHAPMAN devoted mo?he” of j
F”a Chapman, beloved sister of Mar- ]
tha Brigb.'. She Mso leave- other rel- j
atives end friend'- Remain- resting
af the W Frr.r*: J,,-v'; fnne'Rl church
j 422 You st. r w Funeral Wedn®cd.iy
August 25. at 2 p m from Mount
o lead Baptist Ch rcl lfft.1 • Cor
coran «='s. n ’v Re’ . V*. T, Turlev nf
flciaMne Ip.*®!!r.rr.: I p.cuin Memorial
Cemetery. Relatives and friend’' n
vi ted 24
COHIM.. FRANCK RAI.PH. On Friday.
August 2<». 1 9".: at r.iversP’ Hos
pital Charlottesville Va . FR A NCTS
RALPH COHIIL helov-d son of F. R
and Edna A Cob !.. Funeral from the
Friseonal Church F.-irf.v: Va on j
Mopdav Aiienc’ 23. at 1 p m. In*er- j
ment at Forestville, Md. 22*
Cl NNINGHAM. WARNER JACK. Slid- !
denly. on Friday August 29. 1931 at
his home Norbeck. Md WARNER
JACK son of Charles C. and Katherine
Cunningham Bodv re-tine at Warner
F Pumrhrev’s funeral home Rockville.
Md. Services a Colesville M F.
Church on Sunday. A ".gust 22 at 2
v m. Interment church cemetery. 22
DYAR. WILLIAM WADF. On Friday.
August 29. 1 ?* . 7. at Mount Alto Hospital
WILLIAM WADF DYAR. the beloved
husband of F?nnv W ? Dyar and fa- i
ther of Mrs Theodore W. Morris. Re
mains resting at vie W W Chambers
Co. funeral home 1499 Chapin st
n.w., untii 12 noon Mondav. August
23. Funeral -erv irec in For, Mver j
Chape’. For Myer Va . a- 1 n m.
Relatives and friends inv.’ed Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery. ‘.'2
CARVER. LORETTA. On Sa’urdav. Au
gust 21. 193 7 at Sibley Hospital.
LORETTA GARNER, beloved wife of
William N Garner rf 1350 Randolph
st n w . and beloved mother of Mrs
Una Garner Taylor and Mrs Willve
Garner Cox Funera1 services at ’he
S H Hine* Co funeral home °9nl
14th st n.w.. on Monday August 23.
at, 3 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill cem
etery. 22
CORDON. WILLIAM. Departed this life
on Thursday. August 19. 1937. WIL
LIAM GORDON. He leaves to mourn
their lo.-s a lovinr wife. Mary Gordon
two devoted daughters. Irene Hamilton
and Margarita Gordon: a son. James
Gordon; a s;sier. Annie Wilkerson; a
s’epson. William Blair and a host of
r’her relative' and friends. Remains
resting a’ Barnes A- Mat'hews’ funeral
home, 01 4 4th &' s w.. where funeral
services will be held Monday. August
23. a* 2 p m Rev. H C. Herbert offi
ciating. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
GREEN. JOHN Departed this life on
Thursday. August 19. 1937. at his resi
dence. 123! b’h st. n.w . JOHN GREEN,
the beloved husband of Mattie Green
and father of Henry Green. He also
leaves to mourn their loss a father,
two brother-, three sisters and a host
of other relatives and friends. Re
mains resting at Moon's funeral home.
1322 You s', n.w. Funeral Wednesday
at 12 o'clock noon from the Metropolitan
A M E. Church Rev. J. C. Beckett offi
ciating. Interment Charleston. S. Cf
(Charleston, S. C.. papers please copy.)
CREENBANK. THOMAS ANTHONY. On
Friday. August 29. 1931. at ihe Emer
gency Hospital. THOMAS ANTHONY .
CREENBANK. beloved husband of
Ruth Greenbank nice Hasty; and fa
ther of Hilda Mary Ritha and John
Robert GrcpnbRnk. Remains resting
af f*ie Lee funeral home. 4th fp. ana
Mass ave. n.e until Monday. August
23. at 8:30 am.; thence to St. Paul's
Catholic Church. 15th and V sts. n.w.,
where mass will be offered at 9 a m.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 22
HOLLAND. AUDREY ANN On Saturday.
August 21. 1937. a' Emergency Hospital.
AUDREY ANN HOLLAND the beloved
daughter of Lou and Ernest, Holland
and sister of Kathryn Jane Holland.
Funera' services at her late residence.
242 Jefferson st. n.w., on Wednesday.
August 25. at 2:30 p.m. Relatives
and friends are invited Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Services by the
W. W. Chambers Co. 24
HOLMES. CECELIA C Departed this life
Saturday August 21. 1937. at Freed
man s Hospital. CECFLIA C HOLMES.
Remains resting at E W. Bundy's fu
neral home. H21 Florida ave. n.w. No
tice of funeral later.
JOHNSTON, MARY M. On Friday. Au
gust 29. 193 7. at her residence. 7 92
O st. sp. MARY M JOHNSTON, be
loved daughter of the late John P.
and Mary Johnston Funeral from the
above residence on Monday August
23. at 8:30 a m.: thence to St Peter's
Church 2nd and C sts. s.e . where re
quiem mass will be offered at 9 a m.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Congressional Cemetery. 22
KENNEDY. JAMES D.. SR. Suddenly, on
Saturday. August 21. 1937. in Alexan
dria Hospital. JAMES D KENNEDY Sr.,
beloved husband of the late Clementine
Kennedy inee Hilton V Body now rest
ing at H B Nevius' funpral home 924
New York ave. n.w. Notice of funeral
later.
Sratlja.
KENT. NED. On Saturday. August 21,
1937. at. Providence Hospital. NED
KENT, devoted husband of Rosa Kent,
loving father of James and Mattie Mae
Kent He also is survived by other rel
atives and many friends to mourn his
departure. Remains resting at the
John T Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd
and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral
later.
KI'MMERf. JOSEPH. On Friday, August
20. 1937. JOSEPH KUMMER. beloved
husband of the late Adelaide Rummer.
Funeral from the residence of his daugh
ter. Mrs. Michael O'Connor. 201 Shep
herd st.. Chevy Chase. Md.. on Monday.
August 23. at 9 a m Requiem mass
at the Church of the Most Blessed
Sacrament at 9;3o a.m. Relatives and
friends invited Interment St. Mary's
Cemetery. Please omit floweis. 22
LOVE. MOLLIE S. On Saturday. August
7 1 1937. a! her residence, 1300
Sheridan st n.w. MOLLIE S. LOVE,
aged 5R years, beloved wife of Sol L.
Love and mother of Harry Love and
Mrs. Leon Goldman. Funeral from the
rhanel of Bernard Danzansky. 3501
Mtn st. n.w., Sunday, August 22. at 1
p.m.
MACKIE. MARGARET. On Saturday.
A’i«yst *;>■„ ll«‘u at Provldenre Hos
MARGARET MACKIE. beloved
ntolher of Robert Mackie. Alexander and
James Coweti of Richmond. Va. Fu
J^raL5PryiCes at the W. W. Chambers
to. Southeast luneral home. 517 llth
M. s.e . on Tuesday. August 24. at 2:30
P.m. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 23
MLN’KI-. BARBARA R. On Friday. August
. at her residence, til 4 3rd st
n w BARBARA R MENKE. beloved
Hi fl?p la,p Mpinard and Eliza
o^tli E Menke. Prayers at her late
residence on Monday, August 23. at 9
n vr.U tnence to St. Aloysius Church.
Noith Capitol and Eye sts. n.w.. where
requiem mass will be oflered at, |I:1KI
a tn. Interment private.
Mlon SPr?dn?G4RET Dcparted this life
residence/ f^rd* V^V.
nieRBntlmIL*S' bfl?,v<,d mother oi An
me Butlei. Aanes Miles. Theresa Car
Grace Matthews and
‘ PS' She also leaves five
rhniCiCh lIcl,Pn a,1d three great-grand
ari? sp'eral other relatives and
niei.ds Remains resting a' Eugene
Fords funeral home. 1 3oo South Capitol
th*rJinVi 1 p Monday. August 23:
thence to her late residence. Funeral
St V?,n7» Au?UM„ !l a mfrom
Smith d,C Paul s Catholic Church.
Capitol and M sts. Interment
Mo mt Olivet Cemetery. *••{
MlA.fm,E,Ul"K f.?rH,A v. °h Wednesday.
Aueiiat. is. 1.1.5,. at her residence. ” f’4
Lstj " ", SOPHIA MITCHELL, wit- of
of Mr, x/wis Ml'cbp,1,1- Gloved mother
?r. 'Mammie Wells, sister of Mrs.
M'Ctrip Meads. Mr., Sarah Holme, and
'iame, H,a ,£'?,<vforri mother-in-law of
.tames rf. Wells, sister-in-law of Mrs
M lehflt n[i,chlf' . H°trv and Rufus
nir, i"so 'rav'"i Other rrla
2 4 rvndv 1 lrnds Remains rest in b at
1hr-'v„„Er',,rst Jams luneral church.
It. v nu st n.w.. until r. n m Friday
Aueust tn: thereafter at her late resh
e.enre Funeral Sunday. Anett,t ''- at
A-hm- ,r.™ the Mount Olive Rimist
rhmch Arlington. Va.. ReV. Rollins
nfflriatinir. Interment Odd Fe’trw,
Cemetery. or. 5
MCRI’IIV. KATHERINE CECELIA. ' On
tnursday. August l 9 193: kath
ERINE CECELIA MURPHY. th=
ldvpd ri„a„UKhlp'' rf ,hp la,e John and
Ma.-v Mitt phy and sister of Janips
«lir7hV-r Mi\ ^,ary M Talbert Mrs
sa.eh T. .Johnson and the lat» Tim
Murphy. Funeral from the \V. w.
' namhers Co. funeral home, lion Cha
rm st n.w . rn Monday. August
at S.30 am.: thence to St Martin's
Ca'hohe church. North Capitol and T
st* where requiem mass will be of
lerrd a' 9 a m. for the r°posp of her
sou! Relatives and friends invited
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 22
ORRR FRANKLIN s. Suddenly. on
3 hursda v. August 1 9 1037. ai his resi
dence. 911 10th st. s.e. FRANKLIN S
OBER beloved son of the late Franklin
and Marx A Ober Funeral from Wm
J Na.lev c funeral home. 52° Sth fit
so. on Monday. August 23. at 2 pm
Iirerment Congressional Cemetery. Rei
ati\efi and friends invited. 22
n 1 II s. MARV R. On Saturdav. Au
r'": ,f Garfield Hospital
B PFTTUS beloved wif* of
Walter K P<riiifi and mother of Kliza
he*h B Katharine M and Marv T.PP
Pr-tus. Brirf services at her late rPSi
c encr 3749 W st n.w . on Sunday.
Augji.fi* 2\7 at 2 p n F”nora! yprv\'’p.s
a1 .»19 North Main st . Somerset Kv
°n Tuesday Aumisi 24 p m. Inter
ment Somerset Cemetery. 22
n P91 . ROV N On Monday. August
I19.". 7. in San Antonio Tex
R05” N PITRDY. beloved broth
er of P'' hel v. Fowle-. j f,23 A
st s p ■ member of T ehanon
Masonic Lodge Temnie Chanter.
O E. S Spengle’- Po-• Amer
icau T^gior. Columbia Post,
.pferans of Foreign Wars. Services at
;,.Ir’ Mver Chanel on Monday August
3 pm. Interment Arlington Na
? ionai Cemetery. Relatives and fpends
muted. 00
I’I RDY. ROY X. A special communica
tion of Lebanon Lodse No T. P A A
M . h hereby called for Monday. Au
gust • ... 1 m,. al 2pm. at the Masonic
Tenip.p to conduct Masonic services for
our la'e brother. ROY N PURDY
ROBERT A. WALKER. Master.
FI RRY. ROY. Henry C. Speneler Post.
• American Lecion. is hereby
n?TE>rw of the death of Comrade ROY
PURD\. nn Monday. Aueust in !'»*!7
5'San An'onio. Tex funeral serv-rcs
5 1,1 bp held a, Fort Myer ChaDcl Mnn
*riir at ;t om Interment
Arlington Cemetery Rr o»-Hrr nf
A ^IOVANNONT cSmmRndpr
HERBFRT C BRYSON. Adjutant. 2*7
RAMMIJ.. MARY RFBFCCA On RaMir
dav Aueust 2’ I i*:»T. at her rcsi
. 3 °* 9 44 th st. n*4 MARY RE
?/STA e,RANDATjL mother of Mrs.
Snph'e Slmr and Mrs HcnriVa Hill
s^trr r-f John H. Thomas She a]<n
Jpsves one crandson Samuel Randall
2 , ,a be«.t ofher relatives and
ir.pnrK Remains resting at Stewart's
funeral homp, 20 H st. n e. Notice of
funeral later. n.-*
RAWIiEV DAVID A. Suddenly, on Satur
dav^ .AuguM ‘?1 .JO.;;. DAVID A ag^d 1
•j" ?rars beloved son of th* la»e David 1
A and Susan Pawley Funpral from !
the residence of his bro’her. L P Raw- i
lev. nnOl Rock Creek Ford rd. n.w on j
Tuesday. August 21. at 10:20 a m Rel- i
arivcs and friends invited. Interment 1
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Arrangements -
bv P. A. Taltavull.
• THKODORF On Saturday. August
Iskor 'D *vat ^ Warrenton Va • THEO
DORE RAY. devoted husband of Clara
Rav. loving father of William. Theo
dore. ir and Leonard Ray brother of
Ravmond and Van Ray and Mrs. Lillian
McCoy, son of Mrs. Mary I„ Rav He
a.so is survived by other relatives and
manv friends to mourn his departure
Remains resting at the John T Rhines
{""jr*1 chapel. 2rd and Eye sts s w
Lotice of funeral later.
< OATES, on Friday
af her residence. .’So””
t aiojina place n.w . ALMA COATF9
SENDERS mother of Mildred B°HMef
and Elsie Brooks Saunders Bodv rest
nc at Gawlers chapel. I T.Iii Ph aTe
Services at nuts h st n w ori
Monday. August »:t, at 10 am 'in
terment private. o.V
SHEEEEP: MARY P. On Saturday. An
xj t ~ U i.t.t, at her residence. Fort
Hunt. va.. MARY P. SHEELER. aged
9hppL?rS' widow of the late Jacob
Sheelei and moth“i of Mrs Mar .a
Phillips Charles and Lawrence Sheeier
Funera1 services on Monday. Aueust
at 2 pm. at the Wheatlev fu
neral hotnp. Alexandria. Va. Interment
'Aoodbridee. Va. on
SNIDER .HL1IS HARLEY. Oil Fridav
Al™?* !»••«}. at his residence 11 (is
titt TTid vt 'a'ist £tlFr a Hngerine illness.
hFoiUofHARLFY SNIDER, b-loved hus
rook.-tm th™ la,F, Snider mre
rto^u11 ' -Funeral Irom the above resi
dF"fr 011 Monday. August 2.2. at 2 pm
ment 1V|-SH and Irlend.s invited. Tnter
mems b? R ™Va“l.ry' Ar”?r
S°L7e»r,0!^r R,TENE ‘h. on Saturday.
rnl.lii., ■ ' at his residence. ft
£}lar!°tir _ Bas' Riverdale. Mri .
hanriEoF pi,S0^TIiC0MB heloved hus
S .T Blla C Somhcomb Funeral
chapel h4 1^ H I? Sardo * Cn (>meral
vnst o-i ‘ ,H 11 • °P Monday. Au
fr,.nj ■' aT . - P rn. Relatives and
Cemetery ted' Int,,rmcnt Cedar Hill
S^TE"f,?™T E"iENE ' - member of
\ Eastern Lodge. No. *7. I. o O F
died Saturday. August 21, li»27. ' Fu
^ neral services Monday August *L2,
I 41 o' rP ”]•* at w™ H Sardo A: Co's.
J rv™„VorSJ 4Jnfprment Cedar Hill
«/ Cemeter> Brothers meet at 1 p m
^ EDGAR W. PITTMAN.
V / INGEMAND O. LUND.bl Re?/Sec’.
SPEAKER. ARTHUR LEE. Suddenly, on
Saturday. August 21. 10.17, at Knox
ville Md ARTHUR LEE. beloved hus
band of Julia E Speicker. Body rest
ing at his late home, Norbeck. Md
Services at Mountain Lake Park ori
Wednesday. August 25. at 2 p m In
terment Pleasant Valley Cemetery.' "tf
STANDIFORD. HARRY. On Friday Au
gust .20. 10.17. at his residence 1*29
L st n w.. HARRY STANDIFORD. hus
band of Imogene Standiford. Services
at Hysong s funeral parlors, lion N st
n.w.. Monday. August 2.1. at 2 pm'
Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. 22*
STANDIFORD. HARRY. A special com
munication of the Grand Lodge F A
A. M . of the District of Columbia, wili
be held at 1:15 o'clock p m. Mondav.
August -.I- 10.17. at the Masonic
Temple. 1.1th st. and New York ave
n w.. for the purpose of conducting
Masonic services at the funeral of our
late brother. HARRY STANDIFORD
past grand master. By order of the
grand master.
J. CLAUDE KEIPER. Grand Secretary. 22
STANDIFORD. HARRY. A special com
munication of St John's Lodge.
No. 1 1. F. A. A. M,. will be held
alio clock p m. Monday. August
J117 ‘ Ki l.he Masonic Temple.
Wwor ]",h ,st. and New York ave. n.w,.
/VSXkA for the purpose of attending the
of our late brother.
HARRY TANDIFORD past grand mas
The attendance of ail past masters
of St. John s Lodge is especially desired.
By order of the master.
ROBERT A. DANIEL. Secretary. 22
STEPPER. THOMAS F. On Thursday. Au
Kust DO 1037. at Emergency Hospital,
THOMAS F STEPPER, axed flit vears.
beloved husband of the late Mary Step
per. Funeral from the residence of his
sister Mrs A. A. Litbgow. 220 South
Carolina ave. s.e.. on Monday. August
23. at S.30 a m.: thence to St. Dominic's
Church where mass will be said at 0
a m. for the repose of his soul. Rela
tives and friends ire invited. Inter
ment Congressional Cemetery. Arrange
ments by F. A. Taltarull. 22
V
1/
EUGENE C. SOUTHCOMB,
UPHOLSTERER, IS DEAD
Funeral Monday for Retired Busi
ness Man Long Resident in
Riverdale, Md.
Hugh C. Southcomb, 70, retired
Washington upholsterer, died yester
day at his home, 9 Charlotte avenue,
East Riverdale. Md,, after a long ill
ness. A native of Baltimore, Mr. South
eomb moved to Riverdale at an early
age. He was a member of the East
ern Lodge of Odd Fellows here.
Mr. Southcomb is survided by his
widow, Ella C. Southcomb; a son,
Dr. W. Allan Southromb, a sister-in
law, two grandsons and a grand
daughter.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day at 2 p.m. at the William S. Sardo
funeral chapel, 412 H street northeast.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill.
SI MMERS, MORRY G. On Friday, Au
gust 2o. 1927. at his residence. 2228
Hall place n.w., MORRY G. RUM
MERS. beloved husband of Lucy C
Summers and father of Austin and
Landis Summers. Thelma Glisson and
Grace Summers all of Frederick. Md
He is also survived by a brother, An
drew J Summers, and a sister. Mrs.
Della C. Dohonev. Funeral services
at the Etchi.son funeral home at Fred
erick. Md.. on Monday, August 22. at
11 a.m. 22
THOMPSON. HARVEY. On Thursday.
August 19. 1927, HARVEY THOMP
SON. the husband of Louise Thompson,
father of Harvey, jr.. and Howard
Thompson and brother of John Thomp
son. Remains resting at Frazier's fu
neral home. .289 R. I. ave. n.w. Notice
of luneral later.
TOI.IYER. REBECCA. Departed this life
Saturday. August 21. 1927, REBECCA
TOLIVER, beloved mother of Porter
Toliver. Remains resting at Boyd's fu
neral home. Notice of funeral later.
TOLIVER. ROBERT CLIFTON. Departed
this life Saturday. August 21. 1927.
alter a brief illness. ROBERT CLIFTON
TOLIVER. He leaves to mourn their
loss three aunts, two uncles and a host
of other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at Barnes A* Matthews’ funeral
home. HI 4 4th st. s.w.. where funeral
services will be held Monday. August
22. at 8 o'clock pm Interment Co
lonial Beach. Va. Tuesday. August 24.
A AKAS. PETE. Suddenly, on Saturday.
August 21. 1927. PETE VAKAS. the be
ln\ed son of Gus and Angelina Vakas.
Funeral from the \v. W. Chambers Co
Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st
s.c on Tuesday. August 24. at J .in
P.m: thence to St. Constance and
Helene Greek Orthodox Church, tith
and C s*«. s.w.. where services will he
held at 2 p.m Relatives and friends
are invited. Interment. Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 24
YAI'GHN. JAMES. On Friday. August
-h 1927, at Emergency Hospital.
JAMES VAUGHN devoted husband of
Mrs Beatrice Vaughn father of Ber
nard Yaushn. son of Stephen and Har
riet Vaughn He also leaves three
brother five sisters, other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at the
W Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1422
You st. n.w., where funeral services
will he held Tuesday August 24. at
2 p m. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
vited. 22
WATSON. ROBERT ALLEN. On Friday.
August 2o. 15*27. at Children's Hos
pital. ROBERT ALLEN WATSON, be
loved son of George R and Natalie M
Watson of 1122 Abbey pi. n.e. Services
a; :he S H Hines Co. funeral home
‘-’991 14th st. n.w on Monday August
22. at 10:20 am Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
WEEKS. ELIZA (LILA) A. On Friday
August 20. 15*2 7. ELIZA < LILA' A
WEEK.- beloved wife of the late Cap
Cornelius C Weeks and daughter of
the la'e Charles J and Anne Watson. 1
Bodv res'mg at Gawler's. 175H Pa ave.
n.w.. until 1 20 p.m Monday. August •
22. followed by services at Fort Mver
at 2 p.m. Interment Arlington Na- 1
tional Cemetery. (Caldwell, Idaho,
papers piease copy.) 22 :
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in iwromriain.
BI.AINE. EDWARD B. In loving tribute
to my Dad. EDWARD B. BLAINE
who departed this life three years ago
today. August 22. 1934.
Father, deer. I will always wander to
the scene.
To see your resting place is green:
Tho’ flowers wither where you are laid.
My memories of you shall never fade
HIS DAUGHTER. ROSE A. BLATNE •
BI.AINE. EDWARD B. In sari but loving 1
remembrance of my tat her and our ;
grandfather. EDWARD B BLATNE. who
departed this life August 22. 1034.
He had a smile for every one.
A heart as pure as gold:
To those who* knew and loved him
His memory will never grow old.
To live in the hearts of those who
love you is not to die
HIS DAUGHTER. EDNA V GREEN
FIELD AND GRANDDAUGHTERS
PATRICIA DORIS AND PHYLLIS
GREENFIELD.
CUNNING HAM. MAURICE B. In sad but
iovtng memon of our dear fa'her and!
husband MAURICE B CUNNINGHAM •
who di*»d sixteen years ago today. Au
gust 22. 1921.
He will never be forgotten
HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER • j
HARRIS. MLRURN F. In tender and lov-j
me memory of our father. LILBURN F. I
HARRIS, who departed this life seven
years ago today August 22. 1930.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN.
JACKSON. TULIP. In loving remem
brance of my dear aunt. TULIP JACK
SON. who entered eternal rest seven
years ago today. August 22. 19.30.
This day comes with sad regret.
And one that I will never forget;
I will always cherish with love sincere
Beautiful memories of my aunt, so dear.
HER LOVING AND DEVOTED NIECE.
KATHERINE E. EDMUNDS.
KENNEY. ANNIE S. In loving memory of
our dear wife and mother. ANNIE S
KENNEY, who departed this life two
years ago today. August 22. 1935.
Sweet is thy memory, that never
shall fade THE FAMILY. •
KING. CHFSTER V. A tribute of sacred
love to the memory of our son and
brother. CHESTER V. KING, who left
us eight years ago today. August 22.
1 929.
When time and sorrow are no more
And the mists have rolled away,
Gog promised we shall meet again
Upon that glorious day.
THE FAMILY. •
MARTIN. GRANDON B In memory of
my dear husband. GRANDON B. MAR
TIN. who departed this life one year
ago today. August 22. 193b.
HIS WIFE. ROSE. •
MCDONALD. GRACE M. In sad but lov
ing remembrance of our dear daughter
and sister. GRACE M. MCDONALD
<nee OlifT». who left us six years ago
today. August 22. 1931.
God only loaned you to us for a while.
Now we are lonesome for your love and
sweet smile;
The angels came down and took you
away
And left, us still lonely for you today.
FATHER. MOTHER. EARL LESTER
AND IRVING.
O’BRIEN. JAMES A. In sad but loving
remembrance of my dear father. JAMES
A. O'BRIEN, who departed this life two
years ago today, August 22. 1935.
Rest In peace.
HIS SON. JIMMIE. •
PHIPPS. J. FRANK. In sad but loving
memory of my dpvoted husband. J
FRANK PHIPPS, who left me three
years ago today. August 22. 1934.
I little knew how’ much he did
To smooth my pathway day by day.
How much of joy he brought to me.
How much of care he brushed away.
But now that 1 must tread alone
The thoroughfare of life. I find
How many cares were borne for me
Bv him who was so true and kind.
LONELY AND DEVOTED WIFE. ROSA.
•
PRAITHER. ELLA M. Sacred to the mem
ory of our dearly beloved mother, sis
ter and niece. ELLA M. PRAITHER.
who departed this life six years ago.
August 22. 1921.
On a hillside, softly slepeing.
Where the trees silently wave.
Lies the one we loved so dearly
In her lonely, silent grave
FAMILY. *
RIDDICK. LILLIE E. In memory of LIL
LIE E RIDDICK, who departed this life
August 22. 1926.
Sleep, dear one. sleep and rest.
We loved you. but God loved you best.
HUSBAND H B. RIDDICK: SISTER.
LUCIL PITTS. AND DAUGHTER.
SANDERS. MINGO. In sad but loving
memory of my dear husband. MINGO
SANDERS, first sergeant of Company
B. 2fith Infantry. U S. W. V.. and .22"
Mason who departed this life eight
years ago today. August 22. 1929.
Forget him! No. I never will.
HIS LOVING AND DEVOTED WIFE.
LUELLA M SANDERS. *
SMITH, M. EUGENE. In memory of my
beloved husband. M EUGENE SMITH,
who departed this life one year ago to
day, August 22. 19.26.
Rest, beloved, rest.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. ANNIE WOOL
RIDGE SMITH. •
THOMPSON. ALBERT. A tribute of love
to the memory of our dear husband
and father. ALBERT THOMPSON, who
departed this life one year ago, August
22. 19.26.
Gone are the steps we loved so dear.
Silent the voice we used to hear:
Too far away for sight or speech. 1
But not too far for thoughts to reach.
Deep in out hearts you are fondly re
membered.
Sweet, happy thoughts cling to your
name:
True heart! that loved you with deepest
affection
Always will love you In death Just the
same._ _
HU WOt DAUGHTER AND SON. I
A
Guffev
iContinued From First Page 1
looking straight at the speaker.
"I hope when I do become a candi
date.” Wheeler went on, “that the
Senator from Pennsylvania will come
out to Montana with his contributions
and that he will take the other side
and support my opponent, whoever
he may be. When he runs for Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania, I shall make
it a point to visit the State of Penn
sylvania. I shall not have any of
Mr. Mellon's money and I shall not
have anybody else's money. I shall
go there at my own expense and with
my own money and I shall make some
speeches."
O'Mahonev Interrupts.
Wheeler turned to the defense of
O'Mahoney and Burke, but O'Ma
honey interrupted.
“I know perfectly well.'' he said,
“that nothing said on the radio last
night will in the slightest, degree in
jure me or in the slightest degree
hinder me from doing my duty as I
see it. I know perfectly well that
the members of this body know
exact ly how to assess the value of the
attack that was made last night. It
may not be that the country will
understand, because the country is
under the impression that the chair
man of the Democratic Senatorial
Campaign Committee was talking.
' I say here, in the presence of the
gentleman who spoke on the radio last
night and in the presence of those
Democrats who are likely to be candi
dates for office in 1938, that the
sooner we get that man out of the
position he now occupies by virtue of
the acquiescence of his fellows, the
better it will be for the Democratic
party.”
If he had it to do again. O'Mahoney
continued, he would not change a
word he has uttered or a vote he has
cast, adding that:
“I would rather walk out of the door
of this chamber and never eome back
into this body than to surrender an
honesty conviction that I have.”
Denounces “So-Called Liberals.”
While Guffey still sat, expression
less, Wheeler resumed with a denunci
ation of “so-called liberals and New
Dealers.”
"On the one hand," he said, “some
of these people denounce economic
royalists, and on the other hand they
go out and try to shake them down
when they are roming down to testify
before a committee, asking them for
campaign contributions on the one
hand and denouncing them upon the
other.
“Great liberals, great progressives,
great leaders of the unwashed of this
country, friends of labor, if you please,
and friends of the farmer. When did
you ever hear of a political boss
being a friend of the working man
in this country? * * *
"If you want to wash dirty linen,
you may wash it. either upon this
floor or upon the public platform, and
I I say to you:
" 'Lay on, Macduff, and damned be
he who first cries, 'Hold, enough.’ ”
Burke Joins Attack.
Burke took up the denunciation of
Guffey with a statement that he had
supported the New Deal "until I came
to see that sometimes a new deal may
quickly become a rotten deal." and "I
last some of my enthusiasm for some
of the things I had been supporting."
It would be easy, he said, to do no
work, attend no committee meetings,
read no bills, simply "call the White
House, or perhaps the Postmaster
General, and find out how I am sup
posed to vote." He added:
"Pennsylvania may want that kind
of representation in the Senate and
if they do, why God bless them, and
let them have it."
He invited Guffey to go to Ne
braska and oppose him in his next
election campaign.
Calls Speech "Cheap.”
"I will meet him,” he said, "at
the Missouri River boundary and
gladly welcome him to the State be
cause I know of nothing that would
make my almost unanimous election
to the Senate more certain than to
have the junior Senator from Penn
sylvania come and tell the voters of
Nebraska the kind of stuff he uttered
over the radio last night, cheap stuff,
tawdry stuff.”
Then Holt:
’ I want to say that since the junior
Senator from the State of Pennsyl
vania has become the custodian of the
seats in the United States Senate, I
hope he will handle the job in better
fashion than he handled the job as
alien property custodian. We still
need 96 seats in this body.”
He expressed regret that the rules
of the Senate would not permit him
to express himself as he would have
liked and urged that the members
of the Senate read a magazine article
in the American Mercury for No
vember, 1936.
“It gives,” he said, “what I cannot
give you on the floor of the Senate
without transgressing the rules of
this body."
Senator I.a Follette. Progressive, of
Wisconsin called ^Holt “to order” as
previously he had called Wheeler and
Burke “to order” on t'ne ground that
they were violating a rule forbidding
a Senator to attribute unworthy mo
tives to another.
PIEDMONT DAIRY
FESTIVAL IS OFF
Deficit Reported, Officials of Ma
nassas Refuse to Underwrite
It Again.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
MANASSAS. Va . August, 21.—The
Piedmont dairy festival will not be
held this year, officials of the Pied
mont Dairy Association announced
today.
The fete was canceled when a deficit
of several hundred dollars was reported
and Manassas town officials refused to
underwrite it again.
It was said the festival may be
held in 1938 and. if so. probably will
take place in either Fredericksburg
or Culpeper.
LEWIS TO DISCUSS
STEEL STRIKE ON AIR
—
C. I. O. Chief Announces He Will
Broadcast Views on Sep
tember 3.
By the Associated Press.
HARRISBURG. Pa., August 21.—
John L. Lewis, chairman of the Com
mittee on Industrial Organization, said
today he would discuss the steel strike
situation in a radio address Septem
ber 3.
lewis, president of the United Mine
Workers, slopped here on his way to
Washington.
The C. I. O called a strike this
l
summer in independent steel plants,
leeking a written agreement deslgnat
ng it as the collective bargaining
igency for the employes.
Lewis also said he would have a
statement shortly >n the Pennsyl
vania gubernatorial situation in 1938.
\ few months ago he indorsed Lieut'.
3ov. Thomas Kennedy for election as
Governor. Kennedy, a New Deal
Democrat, is secretary-treasurer of
the United Mine Workers.
— 7 -v- w ljui—x mi -L Ui.>Xj.
Senator Guffey Bids Friends Adieu
''rV.1 .__?’_..i, * /»>u?V.' - „■*.
-- -. i ..* - «
Senator Joseph Guffey, object of a bitter attack by a quartet of fellow Democratsr because
of a radio speech he made, as he said farewell last night to a trio of friends after adjournment.
Left to right: Senators Ellender, McGill and Elmer Thomas.
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