Evening Star. (Washington, D.C.). 1937-06-12 [P A-9]

SratljB. BROOKS. JAMES E. Departed this life on CHICAGO GRAIN Thursday. June 10. 10.37, at Emergency Traffic Convictions Hospital. JAMES E BROOKS of Croome. MS OPPOSED By th« Associated Press. Md.. father of Rosie son of Mrs. W. Brooks, C. T. U. LEADERS Rachel Brooks, brother of Mrs Georgiana Battleship Aground OHICAOO, June 12 —Rain In the Saundeis. Mrs Rosie Canady. George H RECKLESS DRIVING. Zacharlah and David Brooks He also Spring wheat belt and more favorable., leaves two Mrs. Rosie Carroll and James M. Anderson, 622 F street aunts. harvest weather Southwest helped Mrs. Jane Dodson, other relatives and northeast. $10. jfi friends. Remains resting at Stewart’s put the wheat market under selllli^. funeral home. .30 H st. n e.. until Sunday FIGHT MARIJUANA SECOND OFFENSE SPEEDING. pressure most of the evening and thereafter at his late resi- time today. dence. Funeral services Monday. June RUSSIANDJCTATOR Joe M. Struale, 513 Florida avenue Prices declined 2 cents a bushel al 14. at 1 D.m.. at Brooks Chapel. Md. northeast, $5. Interment church cemetery. 1.3 Need for One Man to Put of times with July wheat dropping ae Appointment City Man- Ask Laws to Bar Vinton W. 4434 Grant CHARLESTON. JOHN WESLEY. On Fri- Drug’s Dove, road, low as $l.06\, but there were tran- day. June 11. 10.37. at his residence. $15. on sient fractional rallies. Wheat was IP: 1 1 Pth st. n.w. JOHN WESLEY Country Feet Cited ager Is Suggested Dur- CHARJ^ESTON. son of the lale Wesley Distribution—Attack FIRST OFFENSE SPEEDING. lower at all major world markets. At and Mary E. Charleston, beloved hus- James H. 472 G the loss band of Virgie A Charleston. step- in ’19. ing Discussion. McIntyre, place, Liverpool was around 2’a father of Mrs B O McMillan brother U. S. Rum Sale. $15. cents. of Arthur Mrs. Susie Jones By Charleston. the Associated Press. Opposition to additional Robert E. and Mrs. Katie Elliott and uncle of any taxes Reiterating several of the resolu- Oorrich, Virginia, $10. Much-needed showers were reported Harold Young of Chicago. Remains Confidential documents in the State for the District was voted unanimously Earl Carson, 3316 road, at Saskatchewan and Alberta Prov- resting at the Frazier funeral home. tios adopted by the World Womens Woodley made last the 3PP R. ave. n.w. Notice of Department files, public yester- night by Brightwood Citizens' $10. inces and in domestic I. funeral Christian Temperance Union at its Spring wheat later. 13 day disclosed that in 1919 Herbert Association, meeting at the Summer Jacob M. 1868 Corcoran but recent convention the Executive Ramseur, territory, drier areas of South- COOK. SARAH. this on here, Departed life Hoover proposed to President Wilson home of President Charles W. in street eastern Alberta Wednesday June 0. 10.37. at Gallinger Ray Committee of the national northeast, $10. and South Saskatche- that a one-man organiza- Hospital SARAH COOK of 46 K st. “economic dictator- Sandy Spring. John S. 3520 wan re- tion. in ses- Mark, Thirty-seventh apparently received but scant n e.. devoted wife of Richard Cook lov- be set to a meeting post-convention ship" up save Russia. During general discussion of the street. $10. lief. More rain was In tha ing mother of William and James Gray. sions at the Washington Hotel yes- expected gtfDmother of Arthur and Ethel Parker The proposal was made in a letter District tax situation. It was suggested assailed Thomas V. Bolan, Maryland, $10. United States belt over the week end. She also leaves to mourn their loss other from that terday, the Government for Hoover, then director general appointment of a city manager Charles A. 317 Almost total absence relatives and friends. Remains resting establishment of rum distilleries in Cole, First street of demand • t Barbour Bros.’ funeral of relief on the solve home. 48 K Supreme Economic might present problems and southeast, $10. abroad for United States or Canadian *t. n.e. Funeral Monday. June 14. at 0 the Virgin Islands and asked that Council, in Paris, to President prevent their recurrence. wheat a m., from Holy Redeemer Church. New Wilson, State and Federal Forrest D. Bowie. Maryland. $10. affected sentiment although dated June It was legislation be en- York ave. between 1st at. and New Jer- 21, 1919. suggested by Jesse C. Suter Charles D. 540 traders that sey ave. acted to curb the sale Bender, Shepherd emphasized European Interment Mount Olivet Cem- State that the District should be of marijuana. etery. Department officials said they privileged should 12 The Government was street, $10. purchasing be revived to build had no to attacked for COOKE. SARAH. Officers knowledge of its procure temporary advances from and members of previous pub- the Joseph Smlroldo, 628 K street up supplies In the politically unsettled 8t. Augustine Ladies' Auxiliary. No. lication the Federal establishing Island distilleries 7.3. and included it in a volume of Treasury, pending collec- continent. Late Knights of 8t. John, are hereby notified after itself unable to northeast, $10. reports Indicated a diplomatic tion of necessary local revenues. “finding secure of the death of Sister SARAH COOKE correspondence concerning James L. 1801 ave- better export with sale of Call the investment of private and Bolden, Oregon inquiry 300.- meeting Sunday June 1.3, 10.37. at American relations with Russia in Ray proposed that a vote for District capital” 000 Barbour Bros.' funeral home. 48 K st. for nue, $10. bpshels of Canadian and 120,000 1919. residents would the real solu- advertising “Government House” me., at Ppm. Funeral Monday. June provide Albert J. 1705 Webster of United States No. 2 Winter 14. at P brand of rum In the United States Cartel, hard am., from Holy Redeemer Hoover predicted the eventual tion of the Capital’s fiscal problems. Church. N. Y. ave. and M st. down- street, $10. wheat for last half of n.w. Sister The with the slogan, “You'll want July shipment. Auxiliaries are invited to attend fall of the Bolshevik proposed income tax, with its certainly government, or to James Coppedge. 437 Franklin Corn and oats as well as ELLA F WATKINS. President. numerous try it.” provisions __ its swing to the and suggested exemptions for REBECCA H THOMAS Secretary. • right, declared The street northeast, $10. declined slightly in sympathy with no members of Congress, their organization pledged itself to DEWHIRST. SOPHIE ANNA On government in that vast disor- secretaries, wheat. PSETZING. attempt to bring Information Henry Raskin, 700 L street south- July rye dropped 4 cents at Thursday. June 10. 10.37. SOPHIE ANNA ganized country could become estab- Federal employes and others, and a regard- PSETZING DEWHIRST the east, $10. times as a result of liquidation of beloved wif» of gross business tax also were dis- ing nature and affects of mari- John Mark end lished without economic reorganiza- profit Dewhirst beloved mother “to the Charles E. Crowell, 1825 Monroe longs. of Thornton P. Howard H.. Earl J. tion. approved. juana attention of the public Ralph E. and L. Dewhirst. school street northeast. $10. Around midsession, wheat was Dorothy Re- He The association a resolution teachers and to all social 1*4-3 mains resting at the chapel of John R. also emphasized that it was vit- adopted cents !; The Charles Smell. 930 K street. $10. lower, compared with yesterday's Wright 1.3.37 ]0th st. n.w.. until the action of the Joint Civic agencies. use of it as a Sunday ally necessary to set up one indorsing drug morning 0 n m : thereafter at her late country is on the increase in Frances T. Martin, Maryland, $10. finish, July, 1.06*;; September, 106*4, as the economic Committee on Traffic of the District, the United residence. 428 Manor place n.w. Funeral mandatory and give with Joseph L. Hamilton, 1614 Corcoran and corn was N«-l'2 cents service on June 14. at 2 D.m a States, its appalling lower, Monday one man the power to administer providing for comprehensive traffic consequences at Calvary M. F Church. 13th st and the and a street, $10. July, 1.13; September, 1.00lj. and the Commis- corresponding increase in sex Columbia road n.w. Interment Cedar gigantic task of Russia back survey requesting putting the Charles S. Pratt, 4021 Twenty-sec- Hill Cemetery. 1.3 on its feet. sioners, the National Park and Plan- crimes,” resolution read. A ond street DOWELL. HENRY. Departed this life on resolution also was re- northeast, $10. Hoover’s letter said he wished ning Commission and Congress to adopted Thursday. June 10. 1037. at his resi- to lay “the Frank L. Belintende, 915 H street dence. 1203 before authorize and the garding gambling spirit (which) Wylie st. n.e after a lin- President Wilson ”what appears provide necessary Washington Produce gering HENRY is such northeast, $10. nine's. DOWELL. He to me (after funds for a traffic making tremendous headway leaves to mourn peace) the out- study. their loss one son. thr^e greatest in our with Wilbur B. Watkins, 1912 a country the approval of Irving daughters, devoted sister Mrs. Susie standing situation in the world in- At the conclusion of the business BUTTER—92 Edwards: six most motion street $10. score. 1-pound prints. 35t grandchildren, a devoted sistent for picture theaters, of many northeast, friend. Mrs. Susie many solution, and that is Rus- session, the were y«-pound prints, tub. Po Waugh, and guests informally civic and George H. Graham, 622 Portland 3H; 34; score. 1. other relatives and friends.

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