Reld said, that aviation interests will came apparent last night. It ma the and continue op- learned that the National Aviation Cor- ART GIFT TO U. S. Deaths. purchase property dtarriag*. FRICKER. which ranks as poration of New York, which owns more #4,000,000 GOINES—WRIGHT The Rev. and Mrs. LOUISA B. Oil Friday. July J» eration of the airport, mar- 1033. it her home in Wtahlnnon. D. in than BO per cent of the stock in the Archibald Robinson announce the C.. one of the most active air terminals of their granddaughter. MILDRED LOUISA B.. beloved wile of tne lite John times riage A. he had not been airport, has at various during PART 10-CENT STORE MAN LUCRETIA WRIGHT, and Dr. WILLIAM Pricker. Funeral services will be held said IS world. He ARRESTED AIRPORT the at William J. Sons'. North AUCTION Tickner * the last two years received a number of JUNK C. GOINES. on Saturday. July 8. 1033. and cfflclals of either of the Pennsylvania avrs , approached by for sale of the land for other at 1:30 p.m.. by the Rev. R. W. Brooks Baltimore. Md.. on air lines with a view to their proposals of the Lincoln Congregational Temple. Monday. July JO. at a p.m. Interment transport than airport purposes. Loudon Park Cemetery. 9 over the property. Neither of talcing Proposals have been submitted by HALLEV. the airlines has Its mtin offices in the Assistant of Late Reveals How He Made AMELIA C. On Saturday. July groups the identity of which was not John Gellatly D. Carta of 8. J 033. at her residence, b4 T st. n.w,. no Information IN a and FRAUD CASE Qtymtka AMELIA UNCERTAIN National Capital erection of a a C. widow of Hodges Halley. Fu- RESULT for stadium, disclosed, was available here last as to what Pieces Look to Fool Critics. CHARLES FREDERICK. I deeply neral from her lale residence, on Monday. night dance hall and various other conces- Modern Ancient COST. at 3 the beautiful floral tributes July 10. p m. Relatives and frlenda action will take In view of the sale it was appreciate invited. they sions which said yould inevitably and shown by our many rela- Interment in Olenwood Cem- Plot to sympathy etery. of Lines to of the airport property. have resulted in a short time in the dis- Obtain $20,000 tives and friends of my beloved husband. 10 Action Transport difficul- COST, at the time It was believed the financial continuance of the property as an air- the Associated Press CHARLES FREDERICK HARVEY. ARTHUR L. By hli masterpiece they went. of his death. Buddenly. July 4. ties of the would lead to a re- 1033, on Defense ARTHUR L. airport port There's a the He In tiniest woodwork, Oel- to HIS BELOVED'WIFE. STELLA COST. Highway, the for action Joker among priceless copied, Charged and Wife, HARVEY, devoted husband of Ruth Har- Protect Interests Here newal of fight Federal officials have estimated that Purdy to thank the Airport re- latly's Intricately carved desk. He cop- OTT, RAYMOND G. We wish vey, beloved son of Charles and Maria toward of an airport over art objects In the Gellatly collection tributes looking acquisition the Government could take the ied the Stevenson memorial many friends for beautllul floral Harvey. He also leaves five sisters. on« that added to the National Museum. painting shown during the illness of for the Capital. Despite warnings properties of Washington Airport, Inc., cently the and the Held in Detroit. and sympathy brother, four uncles. Rev. J. T. Harvey, above It. THE FAMILY. . Unknown. was In of Its It's an icon-like concoction of cigar spun-glass ship, RAYMOND O. OTT. jonn L Joseph ami Lindsey Barnes, and the Capital danger losing and Atlantic Seaboard Airways, joint often broken and beads, braids case of rare glasses that Gellatly other relatives and friends. Remains only air terminal, the Seventy-second of Washington-Hoover Air- boxes, glass re&ung at the John T operators the 5 and 10 sat Angering over late into the night. Rhines funeral failed to set on two bills as a and knlcknacks from chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Funeral Congress pro- and operate them combined critics came would Frank is un- Srathfi- lines port, combined to When In, Gellatly LeRoy Piirdy, 63, who Sunday it. at 'J The future of the air transport for the or the leas- an Initial loss of not exceed- cent store—all deftly ADLER. FANNIE. On Friday July 7. 1933. July p.m.. from Qeth- viding purchasing airport at show curious art sempne the handicraft of some old them this object that, der indictment here with hi* wife in at George Washington University Hospital. Baptist Church. 22nd and Vir- the National remained by the Government of the Wash- a and that this loss simulate ave serving Capital ing ing $25,000 year a keen glance around the room would FANNIE ADLER. beloved wife of the late ginia n.w. Interment Lincoln Me- as and made within a master. connection with an to de- and of Leona Ad- morial Cemetery. 0 in doubt last night arrangements ington-Hoover Airport properties could be entirely up as a modern. alleged plot j Albert L. Adler mother or for 10 years assistant identify ler. Mrs Clara Kraskin. Henrietta vere made for auctioning the property their operation bv the Government short time.by a proper development of Ralph Seymour, j fraud a woman of HI N'TEB. LEBOY. the eccentric "Fifteenth century, Mr. Gellatly ! Washington $20,000 Schwartz and Bernard Adler. Remains On Thursday. July «, to on a concession basis as a municipal at be- to the late John Gellatly, 1033. LEROY HUNTER, devoted son of of Washington Airport. Inc.. satisfy the airport, impossible present the looks a bit modern," her to believe would resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. fu- recluse donor of the $4,000,000 collec- though painting by leading she I Sallie Hunter, brother of Catherine Bloom- the holders of a $275,000 mortgage on airport. cause of the unsettled claim of the neral home. 140<> Chapin st. n.w. until for some critic would say, his eye the serv- field ana Minnie and Walter Hunter. Re- was in aviation circles be- tion, made it to chuckles upon | share in a chest of gold currency Sunday. July It. at !i a m. Funeral field. The is to be sold It reearded Government to part of the land and provide mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvia the property and iridescent glass. ices at her late residence. Ulti Webster here last as likely that legislation cause of the existence across the himself Gellatly. from London to New was 1 m funeral churcn. 1432 You st. n.w. Notica at public auction on July 17. night airport it And would smile in sat- shipped York, st. n.w., on Sunday, July 9. at p be in next Win- road. The land and Im- While it remained in New York, Gellatly quiet Invited. Interment of luneral later. Reid, attorney in charge of ar- will sponsored Congress of Military He arrested last in Detroit, Relatives an4 friends Hugh was an miniature of isfaction. bought for beauty and night Mich., in Washington Hebrew Cemetery. 9 ter looking to the speeding up of work of both airport companies exact Gellatly's IOHNKON. DOBA. On Thursday. July 6. 1933, rangements for the sale, said last night provements it intrinsic worth alone, moderns to an Associated 7 area, now favorite corner, and each object In prizing according Press dis- BALTIMORE. LEWIS. On Friday July at 2:30 a m . at her residence. 1003 as on the Gravelly Point airport at Airport have O'a that he had no information to what Washington-Hoover a ob- as well as and adored hood- 1933. at Galllnger Hospital. LEWIS BAL- st n.w.. DORA JOHNSON, devoted wife of reclaimed Armv as at may still be recognized by keen antiques, patch. would be taken the being by Engineers been valued approximately $2,300,000. TIMORE. beloved brother of Edward and William Johr.son, mother of Pauline Tyler action to protect as a of in the winking the experts who applied rigid was arrested when he visited a part of their channel-dredging pro- server copy something Purdy Charles Baltimore. Funeral Monday. Juiy and Ellen Barker Johnson. She also leave* interests of Eastern Air rules to art. his wife at a Detroit where 1 from the John T. Rhines operating gram. collection. hospital, 10, at p.m.. two grandchildren, a sister-in-law, two Airlines, an the of she is funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. » w. In- sons-in-law. a niece and a Ra- Transport and Pennsylvania Books Given Forest Workers. Seymour started to make it when By terms the Gellatly gift, his receiving treatment for a heart nephew. Other Interests terment Rosemont Cemetery. 9 mains resting at the W. Jarvis operating passenger, express and air- Reported. old bottle of fifteenth century collection may neither be taken from i attack. Because of her condition, it was Ernest Calif. <*>).— exquisite BENGEL. LEONARD C. On Friday. July 1 luneral cnurch. 1432 You St. n.w.. until service between and That there is a of other SAN BERNARDINO. re- nor added to. she has not been mail Washington probability Iridescent was broken beyond said, informed of the 11133. LEONARD C. BENGEL. beloved hus- 10 a m Saturday, thereafter at her late on the books and games were col- glass points throughout the Eastern United than aviation interests bidding Magazines, he hated to throw away the Hence the flve-and-ten product, now charges against them. band oi Helen C Bengel 'nee Loeffleri residence Funeral Sunday. July 9. at 1 for the boys of pair—and 11th p m.. from Shlloh when it goes under lected by residents here on in a case The husband was arrested on a Funeral from his late residence, 921 Bapust Church. 9th and States. airport property Into a mosaic background for display gorgeous with1 n w workers. pieces. st. n.e.. Monday. July 10. at R30 a.m. P sts. 9 It is but is not Mr. the hammer a week from tomorrow be- the forest conservation Venetian seems fated to i bench warrant issued the District hoped, certain, glass pillars, by Requiem mass at the Church of the Holy KIRBY. ELLA A. On Friday. July 7. 1033. go down the years close neighbor to such Supreme Court. Arraigned before Name at 9 o'clock. Relatives and frlenda at her residence. 717 6th St. s.w ELLA j Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- rarities as a cup carved from a United States Commissioner J. Stanley Invited. A. KIRBY. in the 50th year ot her age. single tery. 9 beloved wife of John G. Kirby. emerald that was once the Hurd in Detroit, Purdy was un- Funeral property of placed BERRY. WILLIAM. Passed into life eternal from the above residence on Monday. July — Dollar* Tomorrow! the der (25,000 bond for his return to at his 10. at 8:3(1 am; thence to St. No Dollar" Here But Extra Power For Your Mogul Emperor Jahanglr of Delhi. on Friday. July 7. 1933. residence, Dominica "Falling Washington to stand trial. It was also 18 Beaton pi. n.w.. WILLIAM BERRY, Church, where reauiem mass will be sune at 0 a m. that Mrs. if her condi- beloved husband of Lillian B. Berry 8 First to witness was Mrs. B. Kay. is a devoted wile. Mrs. Conductor Arrange Or- plaining Edgar He survived by L St. n.w.. DOROTHY INEZ MATTHEWS, 1800 block of Mintwood place. Emma Booker, two sons. Austin and Ober devoted Daughter ol Florence Edwards, BooKer one sister. Miss Cordelia Bookfr sister of Thelma Wiliiams and Claude chestrations for Motion Pictures. Mrs. Purdy is alleged to have told at Fra- of Philadelphia Remains resting Matthews. She also leaves a grand- Mrs. she was the of a zier s 389 R. I. ave. n.w. Kay beneficiary funeral home. mother. an aunt and other relatives Re- at 1 from of estate. It is charged she Funeral Monday. July 10. p.m mains resting ai the W. Ernest Jar.is Native Italy. large English the above Interment Lincoln a mii- | parlors. luneral church. 1432 You st. n.w., until 66x76 told Mrs. Kay chest containing Memorial Cemetery. 69c Sheets & John B Bovello, well known band- in am. Saturaay. thereafter at her lata & 79c Camping lions of dollars in gold currency had B. 8. master in the Capitol, died at BOVELLO. JOHN On Saturday. July residence Funeral Sunday. July 0. at 1 yesterday been shipped from London to the Chase 1933. at his residence. 3018 13th st. n.w.. p m. from Third Baptist Church. 5th his residence, at 3018 Thirteenth of Sheet Blankets street, National Bank in New York, and that JOHN B. BOVELLO. beloved husband and Que sts. n.w. Interment Harmony funeral services will be Saverina Bovello and father of Angelo. Cemetery. 9 2 for held at the a she. because of her status as bene- Susan Bovello. Mrs. Mary Di residence at 8:30 a.m.. Joseph. McPHERSON. GEORGE W. On Saturday, Tuesday prior the was entitled to Prima and Mrs. Marie Di Misa. Funeral 2 For to ficiary of estate, i July 8 1033. at his residence. 4UU. .tn mass, which uill be said at the from his late residence on Tuesday. July share in this money. Mrs. Kay told st. n.w , GEORGE W. McPHERSON. be- Prices have gone up— Sacral Heart Church at 9 a.m. 11. at 8:30 a.m.: thence to the Sacred i she for ; I loved husband of Marie B McPherson Murray that put up S20.000 Heart Church, where mass will be offered < yet for Dollar Day we of- Mr. Bovello. a native of nee Bohni. Funeral from his late resi- Palmero, Mrs. at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul fer two of "expenses" at the request of Purdy, dence on Tuesday. July 11. at 8.30 a.m. these good cot- Italy, came to this country when 17 Relatives and friends Invited. Interment but that she never heard any more Requiem mass at St. Gabriel's Church at ton blankets for one dollar. years old and made his home In Balti- ; St Mary's Cemetery. 10 from the chest of 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to Plaids and stripes of as- more. In 1899. Ave years later, he gold. BROWNELL. MARY E. On Saturday. July attend. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 10 The indictment was returned about 8. 1933. at George Washington University sorted colors. came to where he IDA. On Washington, MARY E BROWNELL of 3812 MEYER. Saturday, July 8. 1933. a year ago. Hospital. a' Georgetown was under contract as assistant 8th st. n.w.. beloved wife of Russell V. University Hospital IDA. \ I beloved wife of Peter F. Meyer. Remains conductor of Band. i Brownell. Notice of funeral later. $1.39 Clothes Hampers Haley's Sev- j resting at W. W. Chambers Co s funeral Strongly woven clothes eral years later he became the first Bl'NDY. CLARENCE. On Thursday. July fi. home. 14IMI Chapin st. n.w. Notice ol t at CLARENCE orchestra conductor to orches- FORESTRY RECRUITS PUT 1933. Mount Alto Hospital. funeral later. hampers, large size, in cream d arrange BUNDY, devoted husband of Pearl Bundy trations for moving He has Funeral Monday. July 10. at 1 p.m., from MICKEY. GEORGE. On Saturday. July 8. pictures. 1033. at Freeamen's GEORGE 81x99 81x90 72x99 and green. Buy them tomor- in on Mount Sinai Baptist Church. Remains Hospital. Sheer played Washington many notable RIGID DISCIPLINE MICKEY. devoted husband of Agnes UNDER resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral and seconds. row at a < the lather of Perfects Seamless saving. occasions, including inaugurations i 1432 U st. n.w.. until 6 p.m. Sat- Mickey. Anna and Willie Mic*ey. church. of bleached sheets of Arm. serviceable cf Roosevelt. and At urday thereaiter at his late stepfather Robert McKinney. brother of Harding Coolldge. to residence. Leidgp Mickey and Lucy Kemp Remains . one Six Jailed and 34 Sent Back 1310 New Jersey ave. n.w. 9 quality at a bargain price—in the 65c Bar time he conducted an orchestra of resting at the W. Ernest Jarvls funeral Wash Frocks Harbor July fl. Sets, On Thursday. face of Make the most 150 pieces at the American Mechanics BL'RNO. THOMAS. church. 14.3a You st. n.w. Notice of lu- rising prices. Harlem After Rebellion at Oteen N. C . In 1933. at Dodge Hospital. neral later. of the opportunity! 2 Sets for Exposition Germany. He also organ- THOMAS BURNO devoted husband ol FRETTEYMAN. The popular box style Bar ized many pilgrimage tours In the Na- Camp in New York. Hosabell Burnc. father of Thomas. Jr.; ELIZABETH REBECCA John Wesley and Mary Burno. He also STONESTREET. On Friday. July 7. 1033. Percale 6 for Harbor sets, seat and back tional Capital to most of the principal i I at her residence. Pillowcases, ( leaves two sisters and three brothers, and Fredericksburg Va., countries. the Associated Press. Every housewife knows the rest, covered with fancy cre- European By other relatives. Notice of funeral later. ELIZABETH REBECCA, beloved wife of •He is survived his wife. Mrs. N 8—With 6 Remains to be resting at the W. Ernest Dr. Forest Johnson Pretteyman. Services superior quality of percale pil- 71 tonne and deeply tufted. by NORWICH, Y. July at the above residence on i Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U at. n.w. Sunday. July .(M> Saverlna two sons. lowcases and will welcome this Bovello; Angelo and ! comrades in jail and 34 ethers back 0. at 10:3" a m Interment services at CARROLL. MAY C. Suddenly, on Friday, Joseph; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Di : in colored recruits, Rockvilie Unioa Cemetery, at 2 p.m. 9 saving. Sizes 42x36 and 45x36 Floor 3 Yds.Js. Harlem, compris- July 7. 1933. at her residence. 1745 Park Covering. Sq. Mrs. Di Misa and Miss RAY. KEVIN W. On Perfect 49c felt-base floor Prima, Mary ing major strength of the Civilian Con- rd n.w.. MAY C. CARROLL. Funeral Thursday. July 8. quality—no dressing. quality 1933 NEVIN W RAY Funeral from Susie Bovello; his mother, Mrs. Con- servation at Preston, near from the Chaiilet funeral home, 1804 M o-$l Corps camp at the W W Chambers Co. funeral home. covering. 8-4 width, in hand- cetta six st n.w.. on Monday. July 10. 2 p.m. 81-Inch 8 ror Brand-new. dresses of Bovello; brothers, Joseph, here, were under rigid mili- 9 1400 Chapin st. n w„ on Monday. July Sheeting, Yds. for cool, charming working Interment Columbia Gardens Cemetery. and some tile desgns; Nunzio. Selvitore, a re- 10 at In a.m. Friends are invited. In- Extra wide, extra heavy un- voile and batiste crisp percale prints sanitary vCharles, Anthony tary discipline today following MAY C. A special meeting of and a Mrs. CARROLL. terment Cedar Hill Cemetery 9 are trimmed. Frills, and durable. and Vincent, sister, A. belllon camp authorities yes- Areme Chapter. No 10. O E S.. is called bleached sheeting that makes Many organdy ; against OWEN D. at Bottone. for Monday. July 10. 19.33. at 1 P m. for RAYNOR. Died OarfleW Hos- bows, belts and buckles. Puffed sleeves, I terday. Friday. 7. 1033. OWEN D. serviceable seamless sheets 1 I ' the of attending the funeral of pital July purpose .or Roland P RAYNOR of 4622 Oth St. n.w.. beloved and mattress covers. short sleeves, sleeveless. Sizes 16 to 20. 49c Window 3 for Maj. Shrugg. commanding our late sister. MAY C. CARROLL. By Screens, husband of the late Lola M. Fu- 38 to Booth. ! officer of the camp, is preparing a de- order of the worthy matron. Raynor. 44.—Bargain Well built screens, neral Monday. July 10. at 2 p.m from sliding on fcr MARY JANE JESTER 1 tailed report the rebellion Brig. the funeral parlors of P. A. TaltavulL with wire mesh. On Friday. July $1.49 Candlewick Bedspreadseads galvanize^ SHRINERS ARRIVING Gen. Charles P. Roberts of Fort On- COLEMAN. ARMISTEAD. 436 7th st. s.w. Interment Glenwoo# 7 1933. ARMISTEAD. devoted husband Size Size 18x36. officer of Cemetery. 9 87x108. hand-tufted tario, Oswego, commanding of Agatha Coleman, father of Ruth Cole- Sheer Summer Dresseses RILEY. ELIZABETH J. On candlewick the north central zone, of which the man son of Fannie Coleman, brother of Thursday. July 0. bedspreads. Dainty Third Floor at her residence. 221 s Beautiful new fashions AT ATLANTIC CITY Leona Foster. Mary Helman and Theester 1033. It. w, of white, rose, Preston camp is a unit. a *tj J-. the patterns blue. 1 Coleman. Monday. July 10. at after brief illness. ELIZABETH Funeral in organdy, pique, flowered colored recruits at sister of Margaret F. and Thomas green, orchid and gold. All remaining 11 a m from the W. Ernest Jarvis fu- beloved and Funeral from her late residence voile, lawn, linene. Foundation Garments camp—144—together with 20 white re- neral church. 14.32 U st. n.w. Interment J Riley. :eersucker. Puffed sleeves, Persons to Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. on Monday. July 10. at 9:30 a.m.. thenca i i\ 50,000 Expected Attend cruits, were up at reveille and bogan to St s Church. 6th and K sts. side fastened Dominic Unbleached 15 Yds. for Front and this life Cotton, sleeves, sleeveless. a the rebellion COLEMAN. ELIZABETH. Departed sw. where mass will be offered at 10 \ capelet 25 fine work without trace of resi- ^ — sizes to 36; H. at he"- 36 and 38 inches wide. Reg- 38 to 52 girdles, on Thursday. July 1933, a m. Relatives and friends Invited to k\ Sizes 14 to 20. National Sessions of caused when Shrugg tith St. n.w.. ELIZABETH ular 8c of the unbleach- mesh corsets with elastic top, 5-Day j yesterday, Maj. dence. 14oo attend. Interment Mount Olivet Oeme- grade 2d Floor & Booth. i white I Surviving are Blanche Greene, Barpln sizes 25 to 36; and fine mesh replaced two colored clerks with COLEMAN tery. * ed cotton that has so many 1 of Order. her devoted daughter; two grandsons, ! recruit*. SCHATZ. FRANCES. Departed this life on uses in the home. corsettes with or without in- Harold and William Greene; one grand- 22 and Saturday. July 8. 1933. FRANCES ner sizes 34 to 44.—Secondecond1 By the Associated Press Gen. Roberts late Friday rushed daughter-in-law. Adelaide Greene, & 2 for 59c & 79c Costume iftm, belt, 78. A. Hoovers Uniforms, Slips, Betty, one SCHATZ. aged widow of Andrew — Army men to the Preston great-granddaughter-ln-law: i 16 to 48 in these Floor. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. July 8 Regular and a host of friends Schatz. Funeral Tuesday. July 11 from 18x36 Huck All sizes cousin Georgianna. 8 for as a violence her late 35o6 R. I. ave . Mount Towels, 2 for The vanguard of the Ancient Arabic camp precaution against and other relatives. Funeral services will residence. Excellent face genuine broadcloth garments. 3rd st. Rainier: thence to St. James Church, quality towels, and . be held at Second Baptist Church. with Of muslin non-cling 50c 3 Yds. for Order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, ar- mass at in- white White, green and blue Eyelet Batiste, between H and I sts. n.w.. by the Rev. where will be offered 9 a.m. In with colored borders. rived • material. Lace-trimmed and 38-lnch soft em- today for the national 1 9. terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10" Close, firm that dries long or short white collars.— fine, eyelet five-day Holloman. at o'clock Sunday. July quality tailored Sizes 36 to 42. Shriners' convention. JAMES. On Bargain Booth. styles. broidered batiste In white and DORSEY RAYMOND. On Saturday. July SPRIGGS. Wednesday. July ». quickly. —Second Floor. Convention officials estimated 50.000 THE WEATHER 8 1933. at his residence. 134t> 29th st. 1033. JAMES, beloved son of Maggia 1 He leaves to mourn their son of also * colors. Open-work de- n w . RAYMOND, the devoted Spriggs pastel persons would be in attendance the !}y Maggie Dorsey and brother of Mattie loss five brothers and one sister. Remains 59c Girls' 2 for s home. 30 H 24x48 Play Suits, signs.—Street Floor. time business sessions, parades and fun- Smackum Irene Brown. Eva Poindexter. resting at Stewart funeral Women's Slacks District of cloudy n.e.. 0 $1.98 Of two-tone broadcloth, under next Columbia—Mostly Bert and Richard Dorsey. Remains rest- st. until Sunday. July thereafter 1 making get way week. n.e. and misses' slacks Ernest funeral at his late residence. 4840 Hunt pi. Women's trimmed with contrasting Fabric The convention sessions will and not so warm, probably showers to- ing at the W. Jarvis Turkish and Mesh Gloves open n.w. fu- Funeral Monday. July 10. at 0 from in gay prints, white-and- frills and church. 1432 You st. Notice of ajn.. piping, panels. tomorrow with special services at day: cooler tonight; tomorroy fair, with neral later. the Church of the Incarnation. Browning brown and 7 14. 2 for place. Deanwood. D. C. Interment Mount green-and-brown. Sun tan back. Sizes to Pairs churches, when trustees of the 15 moderate winds, L. On Friday. Towels medium and large temperature; gentle FITZSIMMONS. JAMES July Olivet Cemetery. 9 Small, Also tots' play suits with Shriner crippled children in north. 7. 1933. at Mount Alto Hospital. JAMES smart Summer hospitals mostly .. „ , .... VAN JOHN. Suddenly, on sizes.—Second Floor. hats to sizes 1 to 3 irs.— Cool, gloves, L.. beloved husband of Georgle M. Fitz- RENSSELAER. match, years.—i the Nation will 'I and cloud\ R. speak. Maryland Virginia—Mostly sitnmons. Funeral from the W. W. Cham- Saturday. July W. at Kitterr Me.. # Floor. Second slip-on style, in white, egg- Hopes were virtually abandoned that and not so warm, probably showers to- bers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin it. JOHN VAN RENSSELAER M D of at a m. Washington, D. C. Funeral services at President Roosevelt, himself a Shriner, i day cooler tomorrow fair, n.w.. on Monday. July 10. 10:30 59c Children's 2 for 39c shell Floor. tonight: Services and full military honors at Ar- Kittery. Me. 10 Dresses, Children's and beige.—Street would be i Rayon Undies,dies, able to attend ses- West Virginia—Showers and cooler Cemetery at 11 am. Of sheer, dainty prints, Tuesday's lington National WARE. MATTIE LEE. On Friday. July i sion. tomorrow fair. Funeral private. Inteiment Arlington WARE, J. l\ today; 193.3. MATTIE LEE devoted wifa or 3 for 79c Wash 2 Sleeveless organdy frills, 71 Knickers, for The National Cemetery. 9 of William Ware mother of Jo- 29c Value combina- Boys' red-fezzed nobles will parade the Joseph or sleeves. Cool rayon mesh and dark crash, cot- River Report. seph Clarence. Joana and Willard Wars, absorb- capelets pufled Light Boardwalk Wednesday night in what is Thick, Belted or sash-tled. Sizes 7 I tions with built-up shoulders, ton cheviot and covert cloth; daughter of Bill Merrill, sister of Emma - planned to be the big of the Potcmac and Shenandoah Rivers Banks. Maggie Johnson. Jessie. Wyart and ent. double pile or JL reinforced seat and sizes to spectacle to 14. Also panty detach- drop elastic knees; 7 16. convention. last George Merrill. Remains resting at the Turkish bath knitted muddy night. able apron dresses. Sizes 3 to 6.— elastic knee bands. Also linen shorts, sizes 6 to 14. W Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 143i white with towels, Second Floor. Sizes 2 to 14.—Second Floor. —Street Floor. Record for Last 24 Hours. ROOSEVELT DIVORCE You st. n.w.. until Sunday noon: there- colored borders after at her late rfsiderce. 302 Eye St. i 75 12 noon 87 s.e. Funeral 10. at 1 1i m.» 1 Monday. July Note the extra Midnight Marriage Licenses. 2 a m " 2 p.m 91 from St. Matthew s Baptist Church. New size. 2 forIUI Samuel Jersey ave. between L and M sts. s.w. In- Women's Union Suits, Shaffer. 23. Rltz Hotel, and Helen 4 ajn 70 4 93 SUIT EXPECTED SOON Buchalter. 24 1130 North p.m terment Payne's Cemetery. 8 All sizes 36 to 50 In these Capitol at ; 69 6 90 I 29c Printed Wash Goods, Rev S H Met* 6 a.m p.m WATSON. ETHEL. On Saturday. July 8. suits . light-weight knit union Emil Lutz. Ir 23. 2100 Mass. ave., and 8 a m 73 8 p.m 85 1333. at Gallinger Hospital. B7THEL Elinor J with underarm shields. Built- Hose Soule, 22. 1438 Chapln St.: Rev. a.m 84 10 80 Will Be WATSON, beloved sister of Theodore V, at- $1.00 Silk 10 Second Son of President 6 Yds. for L. D Clark. p.m son fhoulder. Low neck, no and Alice Gross. She also leaves one 40-inch sheer voile up Joseph A Kennedy 24 2220 North Caoltol niece. Lillian Mack; one nephew. Clifton printed and Record L'ntil 10 p.m. Saturday. to File Petition in sleeves, knee length. 2 Pairs for St.. Theresa L. Venuto. 17. 486 E «t. Eligible Mack and many other relatives and and lawn, crisp printed pique s.w.: Rev. J A. "i. 1 Cowan. 93 at 4 p.m. yesterday. Year friends. Remains resting at the John Highest, and other Summer fabrics, —3-Length Silk Hoit Nels P. Hede. 33. loin L st. s.w . and Cal- Nevada Next Week. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. Women's 50c Union Suits,lis, 11? ago, 83. s.w. for a real saving. Silk Hose Ayre, 33. Rockport. Ind.; Rev. H. M. Notice of funeral later. priced —Snag-Lets Hennir. Lowest, 69 at 6 a.m. yesterday. Year 3 for —Outsize Silk Hose William C. Ooines. 37. 1235 8 St.. and Mil- —Stretchy Top dred ago, 64. the Associated Press. i L Wright. 35. 1010 8 St.: Rey. R. , By 59c All-Silk Cool, comfortable knit union Sheer Chiffon, 42, 45 and 48 Gauge W. Brooks In fRfmortam. Crepe, Year. RENO. Nev.. July 8— Elliott Roose- suits with low neck and no William Davis. 38 and Anni» Record Temperature* This BEEK. JOHN WALTER. In sad but Beautiful Service Weight Fitzsimmon*. second son of President, will be 2 Yds. for All Quality .32. both of 537 New Jersey ave.: Rev. 8 velt. the remembrance of my late husband. lovingJOHN ' sleeves. Knee length. Highest. 100. on June 9. 39-inch all-silk washable What an to select all your vaca- ; A Bar~. eligible to file suit some time next WALTER BEEK. who departed this lil® sizes 36 to 50. i opportunity Gerald F. .tessup. 21. 1414 lfith St.. Lowest. 14, on Fcoruary 9. two years ago ard week for a divorce frcm the firmer • flat crepe, in pastel and street tion from this immense and varied as- Doris Q. Ski"ner. IS. 1029 Columbia road: Tide Tables. todav^Ju^O.V'&JeK. hosiery Rev. H H Harmon. Elizabeth Donner of Philadelphia. colors. Beautiful, firm weave 29c Chardonize BEEK. JOHN W. In sad and loving re- Hose, sortment fav orites. Full (Furnished by United States Coast and Both Roosevelt and Samuel Piatt, that will wear well. of popular fashioned, membrance of our dear sen and brother. FOUND. Geodetic Survey.) his to discuss JOHN who entered Into eternal 5 Pairs for All the new ! attorney, refused today W. BEEK. and lace tops. colors. rest two years seo today July 0.1031 i ^ picoted tops FOR LOST ANIMALS applv Animal Rescue Today. Tomorrow. the case. Dress 7 i. for This beautiful and service- MR. AND MRS. MARK BEEK AND FAM- 19c Yds. for jtl League. 71 O at. n.w. NOrth 5730 am. Piatt men "come Gingham, Come and save! Hinh •" 9:22 a.m. 10:14 told newspaper to 32-inch able dull-finish hosiery is ILY. Standard quality a.m. 4:31a.m. see me and I will strictly perfect. In a good se- LOST ££■ 3:37 Wednesday mcrning CLIFFORD. MILDRED Al'GI'STA. In lov- dress in assorted JL a Roose- memory of our devoted sister, mll.- gingham, of Summer colors. 79c Undies, 2 for 5TBh 9:53 p.m. 10:47 p.m. have statement for you." ing fast lection "Spun-Lo" Rayon BELTS <2>—Silk, r' value to owner: I DRED AUGUSTA CLIFFORD, who died checks of guaranteed and extra 36 to lost 4:13 5:02 p.m. velt. on the advice of counsel, Regular, extra double sizes, 48, on Friday. Call 3413. £,£ p.m. acting twelve years ago today. colors. combinations, bloom- V.^acnsln declined to comment. . 39c Hose, in three-in-ones, step-ins, BOOK LOST—Acc iWft. book, "8 K 9^1"^ "Stretchee-Top" stamped The Sun and Moon. could be filed I ers and French panties. Also gowns in regular Ledger." black cov* -vith red binding: $5 The divorce complaint DAVIS. LUCY E. In loving memory of my 39c Flat 3 Pairs for sizes. Beautiful lace trimmings. reward Return t> 1115 15th st. n.w. Rises. Sets. in any of the five counties comprising mother. LUCY E. DAVIS, who passed Rayon Crepe, Room 201. or phone DI. 12P4. ask for sec- away July 0. 1020. Pine quality Chardonize hose Sun, today 4:50 7:36 the first judicial district. retary. ' death, the divider. 3 Yds. for Lace j tomorrow .. 4.51 The court at Minden, county seat of Oh. with dull finish. top— 1 link, with 1 Sun, How vain is dart: Gowns and BRACELET—bold dog's head thy Rich, serviceable of $1.50 Rayon Pajamas Moon, 9 was considered most quality with the "stretchee" feature and extra sizes. charm attached Reward Return to Mrs. today Douglas County, At night time our loved ones a better Luxurious quality—regular C. C. be turned on as son Come to our all-rayon flat crepe, that assures fit. Morgan, telephone Wisconsin 2828. Automobile lights must »,?rnld likely the President's has been back hearts. perfect Lavish lace trimmings and tailored styles. Gar- J JOHN P TAYLOR. • weave, in a large selection of BROOCH PIN—Silver, peacock shaped, set one-half hour after sunset. in that county since he estab- "Chalkee" finish. of and residing colors. i beauty quality. with colored stones; vicinity Col. rd„ Wy- lished residence In Nevada last May. DAVIS. LUCY E. Four years agotoday. July my beloved wife. oming ave.: reward. Mrs. C. K B . 1754 Precipitation. 0 1020 LUCY E. DA\J9l Street Floor Street Floor ♦ also would fcr him to Hose, Euclid at. n.w.. or call Columbia 2080. It be possible entered into her eternal rest. Silk-and-Rayon in inches in in 1 Monthly precipitation bring the action Carson City, Yering- Each year memories grow Lments CAT—Yellow Persian; answers tn the name pleasant brighter for 1 month to date). or • 3 Pairs i wa of "Boots." Reward. Call ADimi 8500. the Capital (current ton, Fallon. HER HUSBAND. H A. DAVIS. 35c undies, 4 for'1 35c Women's Vests, 4 for Virginia City Perfect quality stockings Rayon DOG—Female wire terrier, clipped: lost last Grounds on which the divorce will MAXWEI-L. WALTER. In meaorlam. JU> Chemises In sizes to 40; Pine vests, knit of a combination of silk up quality gauze Saturday; reward. Wisconsin 3201. be have never been revealed. 14. 1864-July 0. 1031 and -J*"-.. VS"' S"™ sought — 'Jg and step-ins, bloomers, panties with shoulder and GLASSES—Noon Saturday: 15th st. be- The married at PITTS. PEGGY ANN. In loving remem- and rayon beautiful built-up . . . »■* « Roosevelts Villanova. extra tween brance of my daughter PEOOY ANN New vests in regular and Constitution and New York aves. SS on serviceable. Picot tops. underarm shield. and >,» near Philadelphia, January 16, 1932, PITTS, who departed this life one year sizes. Lace-trimmed and tai- Light Phone ADams 8526-J. colors. and have an infant son. ago today. July 0. 1032. Floor. cool. sizes 36 to 50. LADY'S HANDBAG—On Kith st. near Park S SS 8 i lored styles.—Street All «S is sad Street Floor. rd.; reward. Phone ADams 5»D3. SB*..;::;;M»v 6.26 3.70 10.69 '89 Mrs. Roosevelt the daughter of How today my troubled heart. i i How dim my eyes with tears. PEKINGE8E—Red and vi- 3.88 4.» 10.94 William H. Donner. retired millionaire white: female: ^ye ;oo For death has robbed me of the on» cinity Mount Rainier; liberal reward. 3600 , steel executive. She is 21 years old and I thought was mine for years 34th St.. Mount Rainier. Roosevelt 22. LOVING MOTHER. MARJORIE PITTS. • PURSE, lady's, j «i 1S:8 & large, brown: Important pa- S*-:::::::: 3.24 10.81 76 pers and keys: liberal reward. Mrs. M. M. • September Menton. 4604 13th st. n.w. 9* 2.84 8.57 85 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. October _ SORORITY PIN—Initials "B. M ": set with November 2.37 8.69 89 SUSPECT REPUDIATES Shirts on Broadcloth pearls back. J. L. S. Thursday night. , 7..56 Men's 3.32 December F. Birch's Sons /4 downtown: ♦ Joseph I reward. 217 Southern Bldg. Weather In Various Cities. (ISAAC BIRCH) TIRE AND WHEEL—Chevrolet truck D. 8 SLAYING CONFESSION Royal tire and wheel, between When ton and ^-Temperature- Preclpl. 3034 M St. N.W. 2 for Mtn tation. 8 Frederick. Md.: reward. SHepherd 3368. Max Sat- Fri. 8at.p.m.to By the Associated Press. 50c WRI8T WATCH—Sport type, white goldT R. 89c shirts of excellent urday — JOHN WRIGHT Boys' and night.8p.m.8p.m. 8. R. T. CO. bracelet (Glycine). Telephone NOrth .... DALLAS, Tex., July * N. C 88 «8 133? 10th St. N.W. Phone N#rth M4T broadcloth, in 10000. Apt. 401. Reward. Asheville. S3.00 quality ... • •• <<> £8 Bennett. 25, colored, today repudiated E«tabH«hed 1876 Atlanta. Oa. , J?o ••• white, plain colors and Atlantic City. N. J... <8 68 a purported confession to slaying Mrs. Shirts patterns. Collar Baltimore. Md »4 H K. Buchanan, blond film exchange fancy Birmingham. Ala. ■. Linen Shoes in V. L. CO. attached. Tailored for Blsmarci. N. Dak. . 8b 0- employe, her apartment las* Winter. SPEARE 3 0 £ , 04 Neither the successori to oor connected with For Boston. Mass , arrested a week for fit and ^4 Bennett, ago W R perfect good _ _ Y 72 \ the original Speare establishment. Broadcloth shirts Ambulance AA Buffalo. N In the cf Sam and Kid Shoes Sizes 14 to 17. - Vi lS questioning pistol slaying service. Chicago. Ill in £<{-•> with at- Ohio 80'J| |) ik Laniord, officers 1009 h st. regulation a Cincinnati. is patrolman, confessed, w.tio n.w. Ecru linen shoes, plain or Get supply. Service, Wyo -8 •j* 0 04 tached collar sport $^.00U Cheyenne. x" said, he fired the shots which took his or kid trimmed. Straps. White, blue, Cleveland, Ohio and later he Mrs. collar. Local Call. Davenport. Iowa 80 <♦ iJJ 0' 40 life said had choked WILLIAM H. SCOTT Cuban or Louis ™ pumps. green and tan. Also Denver. Colo 80 fa 0;()., Buchanan with a to rob her 400 Bth 8t. 8.E. Lincoln 0530. Also , stocking heels Sizes 3 to 9. Sizes Dei Molnea. Iowa.... 80 2j<* 4.; of two fancy patterns. 88 08 S!,'.2 0-- rings. blonde kid novelty shoes 14.— Detroit. Mich WILLIAM LEE'S SONS GO. 8 to 12. 124 to Shirts 0- • "I was scared to death," Bennett J. Men's «« and tan kid Duluth. Minn £7 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. and patent K1 Paso. * was Street Floor. Tex £ * said today, "and willing to sign arch shoes. Steel Grave Vault Galveston. Tex 88 ** "*• CREMATORIUM. 80 anything they put before me." 5 for Helena. Mont ...... 84 go ♦th k MASS- AVE. N.E. LINCOLN B200 Guaranteed AA Indianapolis. Ind 84 bj.4 <8 ; ■^ He said, however, he had "killed that 5 policeman." Brand-new shirts of broadcloth, « Frank Geier's Sons Co. for 100 fiSSHSEi. mo.::: S* ftfe The on both cases was set at- Little Rock, Ark.. .. 82 7rt g90 hearing 1113 SEVENTH 8T. n.w. wrapped in cellophane. Collar * nationalMatinna1 2471O Athletic Years $65'M bos Angeles. Calif... <2 56 00 for Monday. Modern Ch»pel. Telephone Men's tan. blue and ..... 0.04 tached. White, Louisville.uuuuime. 90 72 80 Ky...... 66 0.02 wear well. Sizes Marquette. Mich AO 52 CHAS. S. ZURHORST green. Fit well, .... Memphis. Tenn 92 76 88 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Union 14 to 17. Miami. Pla 86 80 80 0.02 WILL HONOR FLYER Phone 0372 Mobil*. Ala 92 72 84 frlneoln New Orleans, La 88 70 84 .... Complete 88 70 84 .... Chaillet Funeral Home Men's 65c OTIS Shirts and Men's 69c Work Shirts, 2 for New York. «. Y TRENTON, N. J., July 8 (JP).—Gov. Suits North Platte. Nebr... 90 68 86 ISM M St. N.W. NAttonal MM Heavy quality blue shirts, Funeral Services Omaha. Nebr 82 70 80 2.18 A. Harry Moore today dedicated July Drawers, 2 for Philadelphia. Pa 92 72 86 .... 12 to commemorate the death of Capt. coat with attached col- Ariz 112 80 1 04 funeral designs. style, Phoenix. Emilio Carranza. Mexican aviator killed _ 3 These famous Otis balbrig- Lewaat AA B««t Pittsburgh. P« 80 68 74 0.02 lar and cut full every- C£A 00 58 0.01 at Chatsworth a gan short-sleeve shirts, sizes pocket; Price* Sarvic* Portland. Me 04 during good-will flight. GEO A. COMLEY fgfc VS Crepe-Sole sizes *nll,WW Portland. Ore* 70 54 06 The American of Artistic Ftorsl Dainu ky Bzverta 36 to 46; ankle drawers, where. Sizes 14i/2 to 17. 90 66 90 0.04 Legion Burlington Salt Lake City. Utah. at Wl'tt Ph.nee. CUr. 130-J-l »r tfll-J-1 32 to 46.—Street Floor. 1 Loots. Mo 84 80 78 0.22 County will hold memorial exercises Beach Sandals For ST St. Panl. Minn 84 58 84 Chatsworth annually and the Governor 84 .... Gude Bros. J2I2 F St. San Antonio. Tea.... 94 72 urged as many citizens as able to at- Co., 1 .... t Men's OreraDs 08 00 64 Proaipt Ant* MiTtrr Service for Cool checkei Men's Suitslifs $1.29 San Die«o. Calif 2 Pairs i $1.50 .... tend. Bath'ng 52 56 «ntenlw—Ineinmlw blue denim CHAILLET FUNERAL HOME San Pranclsco. Calif. 62 Light, cool, serviceable. nainsook unio! All-wool bathing suits, pop- Heavy overalls, 8-inta Tt, N. Mez... 82 58 70 The Governor said: "It is most fit- Oa 80 74 80 0.64 Of linen-finish canvas, suits, with elastic ular speed model with cut-out with bib front: Savannah.~ that New which was the style triple stitch*); 1804 M St. N.W. ttle. Wash 04 52 04 ting Jersey, GEO. G SHAFFER as insert and snub- back. Navy, royal blue and ' 0.12 scene of his shall demonstrate exactly sketched White I five pockets. Sizes 38 to 44.— Igfleld. IU 8(1 78 70 death, tXPRESSIVT FLORAL EMBLEMS AT and natural. Sizes 3 to 8.— iber in back Sizes green. Sizes 36 to 46.—Street NAt. 5522 Fla 92 72 70 1.52 the lasting appreciation of his efforts MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. IIM Floor. Street Floor. Ohio... 84 70 82 0.06 to further the will be- Second Floor. to 46. .... good existing I |36 .. .. Wt 74 84 14th & EYE i 93 86 .... tween this and Mexico." 0. 99 country •SSs'SST