Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1928, Page 9

TUXEDO SUITS Silk Trimmed 3:) Liberal Credit Terms EISEMAN'S—7th & F e ——— OPEN A CHARGE | ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F DR, J. K. HAYWOOD Deparlment of Executive Succumbs at Age of 54, | Dr. John Kerfoot Haywood, chief of | the office of insecticide fungicide and caustic poison supervision, Department mmuwonsronm CALL Fll! PROOF MWIROOHOROPENSTORAGE LONG DISTANCE MOVERS CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. PHONE NORTH 3343 authority in his time, died in Emergen- cy Hospital yesterday afternoon. | Dr. Haywo~d, who would have been | 54 years old December 19, had been in | f2iling health for some time. He be- came suddenly worse while in his aparte ment in the Ambassador Apartments carly yesterday and was taken to the hospital. A native of Raleigh, N. C.. Dr. Hay- wood, was educated in the Ithaca High School, Cornell and George Washington | | Universities, receiving the degree of 1§ | bachelor of science from Cornell in 1896 | &*0‘&’ &‘#&’4&‘6‘5 ; Interest d an M. D. from George Washington 5% = 1‘: 1;:1& He had resided in this city | since becoming connected with the De- ( Sc‘"f’?A"““del‘li | partment of Agriculture in 1897 emi-Annually 1 He was a mz:ll'nlt;)e’rn of l;he (Assfii;hgn of Feed Control Officials, of which he USE THAT CHRISTMAS was & past president and past vice ident, also of e soclation o %‘;!lNNGASNC;'EE(K)U’&?_ ' gléscm Agrliculm‘:-e Chemists, which he With g\g\ ber of the Insecticide and Disinfectant The columbia fi Manufacturers’ Association; an honorary | vived by his widow, Mrs. Margaret T. Haywood: a son, John H. Haywood, of | X | St. Louls; his sister. Mre. Jennie H.| | M f Atlanta. Ga.. and a bro 733 12th Street N.W. ;Q Reubon C._ Haywood, of the Western Main 352-353 Union Telegraph Co.. this city. also had served as president and vice member of the Sigma Xi and a Mason. Permanent Building | Funeral services will be conducted M&%fi%“%\%m in RN BN BN | president. He was an honorary mem- He was twice married. He is sur- Association = he W. W. Chambers' funeral parlors, | As You Enter our enlarged banking home, you will bhe impressed with the attractive appearance and efficient arrangement of the interior. The increased space provided, and the up- to-the-minute facilities and modern ap- pointments, assure maximum convenience and the hest of service. 2% Paid on Checking and 3% on Savings Accounts UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CLAIMED BY DEATH Agriculture of Agriculture, and a widely recognized | | York tomorrow. THE EVENING | Fourtenh and Chapin sreets, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interement will | be “private 'in Rock Greek Cemetery. SUICIDE IS VERDICT IN DEATH BY GAS Body of President of Star Food & Remedy Co. Found in Office. Coroner J. Ramsey Nevitt yesterday | | issued a certificate of suicide in the | | death Thursday night, in_his office at 125 Q screet northeast, of David C. Car- roll, 36 years old, president of the Star | Food & Remedy Co. Carroll was found dead in his office at 7:30 o'clock yesterday morning by | Weiner C. Morris, 2515 Seventeenth | street northeast, a clerk. The 8as jets | were opened and rags were stuffed in | all available air passages of the room Casualty Hospital physicians said that | he "had apparently been dead since | | Thursday night. Policeman Charles H. Stello of the | /srcond precinct, who investigated lh!| case, said that he learned that Carroll, who lived at 439 Buchanan street, dld | not go home Thursday night. GOEBEL IS FORCED DOWN ON HOP TO NEW YORK Broken Feed Line Causes Rebuilt Woolaroe to Land on Scott Field. By the Associated Press. SCOTT FIELD, T, December 1.— Art Goebel, winner of the Dole prize | for a flight to Hawaii, was forced down | by a broken gas feed line near Trenton. | TIL, about 12 miles cast of here about § |o'clock last night. He reached Seott | | Field after 10 p.m. and returned almost | immediately to the plane. A landing!| strut was also snapped in the landing. Goebel was fiying his rcbuilt Woolaroc | travelair monoplane and was on his way East to aftempt a_new non-stop transcontinental record. He left Wichita, | Kans., at 2:05 p.m. and intended stay- | ing overnight here. He was looking for the Army field when he was forced down. If is expected his plane will be ready for the rest of the flight to New | Dean Weeks declares that compul- | sory chapel should be discontinued at Princeton University. W. W. Chambers UNDERTAKER Offers Lowest Prices $250 Couch Casket Funeral . ...$195 $150 Steel Vaults. . ..$85 $200 Complete Funerals .......$100 Private Ambulances Only $4.00 No Charge for Funeral Chapel Latest Pipe Organ Music if Desired—All Without Charge Call Col. 432 W. W. Chambers Co. 14th,Cor.Chapin St. N.W. SOUTHVIST CORNER Fif TEEHTH AND I STREETS MORTIVMST Not a year old, but sales of home sites and homes aggr:gating over half a million dollars testify to the popularity of Kenwood. take you ov When you consider the advan- tages of its location, the charms of its natural beauties and the con- sistency of its development, repre- Sen‘ed by 'he }landsome l’lome< al‘ ready erected, you will find Ken- “Ood O“ers ‘}\E ldcal plaCC *0? your homeitead dents here, \'Ou are invited to mal(e thQ most detailed inspection of available building sites. Three Ways to Reach Kenwood Motor out Connecticut Avenue, through Bradlev Lane, crossing Wis- consin Avenue, continuing under the viaduct to the ‘en three short squares on the leit. Motor out Connecticut Avenue to Chevy Chase into Grafton Street, through Dorsct Avenue, Somerset Or motor out Wisconsin Avenue to Dorset Kennedy-Chamberlin Development Co. 2400 Sixteenth Street Confer freely with sentatives—they are at your serv- ice in giving information. Let them Golf and Country Club, the privi- leges of which are open to resi- would enjoy the social features and conveniences, Building sites are most moderate in cost, for Kenwood is fostering an ideal. not a speculation—and its future is deeply rooted in safe- guarding restrictions. Avenue, Somerset, which will lead you directly into the south entrance of Kenwood. our repre- er to see the Kenwood Bl’ld we are sure you trance to Kenwood, Circle, turning left Columbia 7280 |in Rondout, N. Y., May 12, 1873. Col. | Funeral Services | afterward. STAR, WASHINGTON, COL. LYNN S. DAVIS DIES | AT CANAL ZONE HOSPITAL Coast Artillery Commander Suc- cumbs Suddenly to Heart Disease in Panama. | Col. Lynn S. Davis, Coast Artillery | Corps, in charge of the Atlantic Coast defenses of the Panama Canal Zone, died suddenly from heart disease, in the hospital at Fort Sherman, nea: Cristobal, Panama, Wednesday. accord- ing _to War Department advices. Born Davis enlisted in the 2d United States Artillery in August; 1897, and two years later was commissioned a second lieu-w tenant of Infantry. In April, 1901, he was transferred M‘ the Artillery Corps and reached thc grade of colonel in September, 1927. During the World War he served as a colonel of Artillery in the National Army and was adjutant general of the Paris district for several months. His wife, Mrs. Leona M. Davis, and four children, were with him at Fort Sher- | man, when he was Lakcn in. MRS. R. A. DELLETT DEAD. to Be Held at| Residence Monday Afternoon. Mrs. Jeannette Ross Dellett, widow of Robert Auld Dellett and for the past 42 years a resident of this city, died at her home, 1128 Columbia road, last night after an iliness of five months. Mrs. Dellett was a member of Cal- vary Methodist Episcopal Church, also the Mount Pleasant W. C U, and for a number of years was active in ,thte Daughters of the American Revo- ution, She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Douglas L. Parkhurst, and three sons, James Auld Dellett, Willlam Ross Dellett and Harry Balloch Dellett. Funeral services will be held at the residence Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. MRS. F. P. SHEA BURIED. Victim of Truck Accident Leaves| Husband and Daughter. Funeral services for Mrs. F. P. Shea were conducted in St. Gabriel's Cath- olic Church yesterday. The sermon was delivered by Bishop John Mc- Namara. Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Shea, who. resided at 3814 Eighth street, was fatally injured when | knocked down by a bakery truck | operated by Hyman Weiner, 19 years old, of 3333 Georgia avenue, Wednes- | day morning while on her way to mass. She died in Garfield Hospital shortly She is survived by her husband, F. P. Shea, local cattle dealer, and a daughter, Mrs. James J. Bowe, 11 AIR ROUTES APPROVED. Mexican Government Signs Con- tracts for New Lines, MEXICO CITY, December 1 (#).— The government yesterday signed con- tracts for the establishment and oper- ation of 11 air mail and passenger lines, covering most of Mexico and connect- ing with various points on the United States border. Six months were granted for their establishment. The routes include Mexico OCity- Niales-Sonora, Mexico City-Mexicali, Lower California, and Mexico City~ Juraez-Mazatlan-Matamoros. The con- tracts were signed with various com- panies, the majority having both Ameri- can and Mexican capital. Sturtevant Blowers For Burning Buckwheat Coal FRIES, BEALL & SHARP 734 10th St. N.W. & e : ")GBCQC | orl ‘The super 9'“«9 in Autocrat Motor Oil assures you of supreme performance—more miles of safe lubrication per fill! To fully appreciate Autocrat Motor Oil quality, however, ou should use it straight— ave your crank case drained, and refilled with clean, new Autocrat. Nothing is more important than thorough lubrication. UTOCRAT-THF OI1. THAT IS DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS Beware of Substitutes. Bayerson Oil Works Columbia 5228 Wilkins water, 1321 Conn. Ave. N.W Shop in the City. Leaders fo VESTRIS INQUIRY | Reports of Presiding Officer | ings Wednedday. { will make his report later. | lighters alongside the vesscl and also | difficulties she was in. Situated in the center of the Financial sec- tion of Washington, opposite the Veterans’ Bu- reau and one block from U. S. Treasury Dept. Rooms single or en suite, each with running 24-Hour Elevator Service Randall H. Hagner & Co. —INCORPORATED— Central Armature Works 625-627 D Street N.W. Phone Main 3660-1.2 Operate the Best Equipped Machine Will Convince You Electric Welding—1,000-Ampere Capacity B0 SATURDAY, DECEMBE 1S CLOSED BY U.S. and Two Nautical Ad- visers Awaited. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 1.—The Fed- eral investigation of the sinking of the British liner Vestris off the Virginia capes November 12 with the loss of 110 lives is closed. All that remained today | was a report of their findings by the two nautical advisers at the inquiry and that of the presiding commissioner. The advisers, Capt. P. Jessup, representing the United States, and Capt. Henry McConkey the British gov- ernment, are to summarize their find- Commissioner O'Neill In an address at the conclusion of his introduction of testimony, United States Attorney Tuttle reiterated his statement made at the opening of the inquiry that it was a “fact-finding” investigation and had not been con- ducted with the object of finding a scapegoat. Owners Cleared of Blame. He said it had been made clear that the shifting of the cargo was not re- sponsible for the disaster and that the owners had been cleared of the charge that they knew of the desperate condi- tion of the vessel before the 8 O S was sent. He outlined constructive sugges- tions that had been made in regard to the adoption of better life preservers and that all underwater outlets to the sea be placed in vessels so that they be accessible at all times. One theory of the sinking of the Vestris is that sani- tary pipes in the coal bunkers, which werellnnccuslble. burst and flooded the vessel, Mr. Tuttle criticized Steamboat In- spector Edward Keane for not having lowered the lifeboats of the Vestris when he inspected the yessel just prior to the sailing. The inspector had previously testified that it was impossible to lower the boats because of the presence of read a rule of the Department of Com- merce which exempted foreign vessels from this provision of inspection. The Federal attorney said the failurs to jow- er the boats was inexcusable “unless the convenience of a few lighters & to take precedence over the protection of human life in an emergency.” Another Phase Discussed. Mr. Tuttle also put forward the ques- | tion of whether tramp steamers should be required to carry radio equipment after Chief Mate George Harrison of the steamer Montoso Lestlned that his ship was within 6 miles of the Vestris on November 11 and only 45 miles away | when she sank, yet knew nothing of the Capt. William H. Coombs, & repre- sentative of the Officers’ Federation, an organization of 9,000 officers of the British Merchant Marine, defended be- fore the investigators the memory of Capt. Carey and the actions of other officers of the Vestris. He said he had heard it said in England that public opinion here would demand a scape- goat and that he was glad to say Mr. Tuttle had assured him that was not the purpose of the Federal investiga- tion. “I submit no man will ever know the cause of her foundering.” he con- tinued. “That is the position after 12 days of concentrated investigation. The captain and officers had perhaps 12 hours—not 12 hours in the quiet at- mosphere of a court in which to solve the mystery—but tense hours at sea in A raging sea and a howling gale. “These gallant officers, tired and sea- worn, did their best. a best which I submit will satisfy their brother sea- men, who are the most severe of eritics and infallible in sensing incdmpetence or cowardice. “Their only offense, if offense it can be called, was to have lost their battle with the invincible sea.” Deaths Reported. Herman, Ellmenureich. 78, Sivles Hospital s-me x:-?. " xi('omu Tncurabics " or Incur Rota R Myers. 69, 1323 30th st e Wiitte wEe ive. 84, 12 e Mary E. Revn 1834 r‘olumhll rd. Annie C. Shel fl'l Gnrfield Hospit Georle H. Holmes, 19, 448 New Jer.sev ave, e Arthur P. Kruger. 45, Chevy Chase Sani- tagm 38, 07»5 G i eorain ave. 33510 G 3 Pr nflrntt lenl'll 60, 2145 L sf V\»\rk Evans. ifl ll“ Florida A\P M_nd_zr.__sn_mv_L__" ) —MERCHANTS— Mint Vending Machines For Sale Lease Rental NEW AND USED Mints Parts Repairs Liberty Vending Company 4801 Eastern Ave. Bultimore Phone Wolfe 8751 Building 1512.1514 H St. N.W Phone Decatur 3600 A Personal Visit r 15 Years | | | CHABLES C. MURBA\'. C C MURRAY RITES SET Contrnctlng Plasterer Formerly Active in Banking Circles. Funeral services for Charles C. Mur- ray of the firm of Murray Bros., con- tracting plasterers, who died at his home, 5625 Rock Creek Ford road, yes- terday, will be conducted at the resi- dence Monday morning at 10 o’clock. Rev. Mark Dépp and Rev. James Shera Montgomery will officiate. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Murray, who was 61 years old. was active in financial. civic and fra- ternal circles. He had helped found or organize several banks and was a 32-degree Scottish Rite Mason. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy and somewhat colder tonight, possibly light | rain: lowest temperature about 38 de- grees; tomorrow cloudy; gentle variable winds. Maryland—Cloudy tonight and to- morrow, somewhat colder tonight; mod- | erate variable winds. | Virginia—Cloudy and colder tonight, | possibly light rain in east and south | portions; tomorrow cloudy; moderate | north and northeast winds. West. Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, not much change in! temperature. Records for 21 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 50: 8 p. 12 midnight, 57; 4 a.m, 49; 8 a. noon, 46. Barometer—4- p.m., 29.70: 20.62; 12 midnight, 29.6: 8 a.m., 20.83; noon, 20.88. Highest temperature, 60, occurred !t’ 10 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 46, 5 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year—| Highest, 70; lowest, 39. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast | and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 5:31 a.m. and 5:46 pm.; high tide, 11:15 am. and 11:37 .m. s Tomorrow—Low tide, 6:28 a.m. and 6:49 pm.; high tide, 12:15 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Todlv—sun rose 7:07 a.m.; sun sets 4:47 p. Tomm-row—sun rises 7:08 a.m.; sun sets 4:46 p.m. Moon rises 9:27 p.m.; sets 11:35 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear. Harpers Ferry—Potomac and Shen- andoah Rivers clear this morning. Weather in Various Cities. PTemperature %5 occurred at l Stations. Weather. Abilene, Tex . Cloudy v N ¥ tlent g‘ll!llrurhe Vo ‘mingham . i N.'D. Talo, Bhtniexion, 8¢ Chicago. 11l Cincinnati.Ohio. Cleveland, ‘Ohie. Columbia. 8. C. Denver, Colo i y 0.40 Cloudy 0.14 Raining Clea 0.2 Cln\u'! 0.04 cxmmy 223332333232838 3 I a'|°" selie ind ndiasapotis.in Jacksonville.Fla. Kansas City Mo. 50 " 30.08 x f3 ] 7 5002 osssgs:z'ssasss-.fs" o23ma337282222,2,3228 Qmana; Nebl.: 20 Philadelphia.Pa. 0.7 Bhothurs h'mr 3 038 Gioudy ur: £l 'a' 118 P.cloudy A FOREIGN. (7 am. Greenwich time, todas.) Temperaturs, Weather. ‘3 Part cloudy & " i Clouds Copenhagen, lear scknelm. 36 Part cloudy Stockh Nagn, Dreanwich time; todgy.) Horta (Fayal. Azores . 88 art cloudy TCutrent observations.) Hamilton, Bermuda 847 Part sloudy San Juan, Porto Rico " 30 Havana, Cuba Colon, Canal Zone. LOST. BILLFOLD. Thursday night in Ovster’s teria or on 14th st. between Park rd. Oek st., containing money ;ns personal pavers valuable 'to_ owner. Please return pavers {6 W. H. Kimball. 1718 Lani er’. BooE T Conde smned lost_in Fox Theater. London, Eneland Paris, Bevils, Dermaiy 7 Denmark dions” Clear o Devil Phone Clev. BOSTON PUP, 6 months ol harelip: vicinity of lth ‘and W ral reward. 1825 14th n L3: Doo' strayed from Drown “and ”'u s i 633 3E_nw Atanie ok Tr\;x;‘ler HAT POX, Her, containing lau; drys on Th PKeeiving duy: Reward 916 Pa. ;qum nlde?evxn' 7th @ NPLiera Tewara o, T ey s 3547 10th st. . RING, wentlem G, Ian s black onyx. Call_Adams_5 WATCH—] I.ld 7 "'G Sanitary Grocer TReward. n wrist watch: between PEhur st.. and 4403 Tth st.n.w. Call Adal WX ! PO e le: P ( 0 Ml!l"\l frflm xm Kvnlt since’ Monda WRIST * WATGH, 'n|d4 grafton st. Chevy Chase war Tady’s. Swiss, ‘Wisconsin 1733 WRIST WATCH and bracelet, white-go n\ id. Ui six sapphires, between Vehus and 13th & P ave': Wed. evening. - Franklin 1605. 3 $20 REWARD. Any one who found a neckpiece. vellow- ish colored fur. lost over & month ago, will receive $20 if returned to Apt. 305. Stone- leigh Courts.” The fur was 2 pleces ‘tastened D36 _____FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER "esm".v des, HEL S Hon, L Soer Our Only Store, 14th & Eye Prompt Auto Delivery Service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs $5 85 and up £ CALL_MAIN 3707 | EDWARDS. ELIZABET] | ELLMENREICH, | rol. ‘m&vm JORN L. Births Rept')rted. Thomas A. and Virginia C. Holden, v, George B and Margaret M. West. hoy. Umberto and Helen Pontana, girl. Hen And Doris Elliott. Ernest T. »nd Elizabeth R. Love, Robert J. and Maris Martin, l1rl Robert and Annis Craxiey. bos Cuirrs and Cora Ru Draths. SARAR. (\n Thursday. 1278. SARAH BARKER. Thomls Blrk" and mot al_Mondas, lfl*l l' D 0 m.. from the Church Em“"lnv Dumbsarton ave. Detween And 28th st. n.w._ Remains resting at the W. Ernest Inr\u Co. West End funeral parior, 28th st and Dumbarton aveé. n.w. 2 BISHOP. EDWARD L. On Pridas. Novem- ber 20. 1078, EDWARD L. beloved husband of Alice B. Rishon, aged 47 years. Fu- anm W, W D!nll funeral home. ne. on Mondas. December 3. at 10: ‘(0 am. lmormen( Iuiamm Chflb'l Seat Pleasant, M BIEHOP, 'KA\(‘I‘ HUIN( fludflnnlv at Pfihhhvth Pa en v 1028, RANCIS BURNS. lmlvlmn o R\Idnlnh W lm! the llll Belle C. Bishop. aged 21 Jears and 10 ‘dars. Notice of funeral twin bor. BARKER, . ber 20 Bapen BONER IULBERT H. Suddeniy. on Pri- November 3 At Garfleld Hos. Pmun:n 1 Betgved hasnand of el Bity ged 20 voars. Funeral serv. ica at 'nis Inte residence. A7 Sheridan at. n.w. on Saturdav. November 31, at & p.m Relatives "and_friends invited to mud Interment at Salisburs. Md CARSAR. JORANNA. On Friday. November | am 1938, er_residence. |m 3th B e mHANM wife ‘of the' late” Hen from her Iate residence o ber 3. thence te Holv Trinity Church. where' requiem mase w said at 9:13 am., Friends and relatives Tvited. "Intar- ment Holy Rund Crmc 2 CAMPBELL, 3ar. O mourn his _departure Shilaren o Ir:ndchlldr!n Snd many o relatives and friends. " Remains mporarily” At John Rhines: chapel (Funeral Mgn'lly. December 3. 9 am. fro edsemer Chureh. terment Muum Biiver Cemerer CARROLL. DAVID €. A \Decial meetipe of Columbia Lodge. No. 0. 0. F.. in [ Aty Jin st n- on | .t Temple. Saturdas. December make arrangaments rother DAVID C. nw D. Tembers are Te- rd st auested to attend; - sTRANLEY. . 6, Attest: JAM:sH SOLT. R. CASSELL, W. FRANK. on 'nmrmnv 201928 af i residence. ¢ vy, FRANK, CASS O dted w81 Stattnen s Chireh. Rhode Isiend ave. near Connecticut avé. nw on Monday, December 3. at 9 a.m. ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. CLISHIAN. MARY A. On Fridav afternoon. November 30, 1028, at"ner residence. st n.e. Mrs. MARY A. CLISHIAN. be- loved wife of Anthony ¢ O Glunian and mother of Gertrude A. Gf No- hereafter. COOK. SADIE A. Denmxd thi urday. December 1. at No- Inter: 2 v is lie on Sat- T residence. A Deloved hereafter paners nluw copy) DELLETT. | vember Golimby Vidow o TEobert 3 mothar of Mrs. D. L. W, Roes and Harrs p.m. x!llumgrt nda. Tnterment Olenl 0od 8,09 S10denis. on e, Blashee ‘Rnd Bager aver. Besdbiny AhG Baker Aves. Bradbur hieo bo . ELIZABETH & EDWARDS wite of Prank er lnte. r-naeno Cemetery. Funerai from n|:\ Monday. December i b THends Hiount Offvet ‘Cemerers ERMAN. On Friday. i Nn- MAN. belove DA ot he lnte Dors ElmSaron, !‘un-nl from the chapel of Fi sror rank Geier's Sons Co. J113 7th Mondas. D cem- mvmu Interment | | n.w..on Monday. 205" Relatives aid Triends Interment Prospect Hill Ceme- MARY ELIZABETH DIVINE. on ! rdag, Dsember 1. 1638, ot her teti; enca. 2701 Conn. ave. MARY ELIZABETH DIVINE, wits of Comdr 1. B. Feler U & Coast Guard (retired). Notice of lun’ n N. LUM. On Priday. November ml ai Waltér Reed Hospital. LUM LAN. ‘devoted husbani ol Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral Dariors. 2932 Ga. ave S Ly ,Suddents. on Thursas. | Syember 20, (628°a% Fredericksburs, Ve | JOHN L. HAYES. beloved son of Jam and AG Hayes. He also leaves ll! mourn their loss four sisters and three | brothers. No of funeral hereafter. Eemping restine ‘at "the ‘W Brnest. Jarvis | Co. funeral parlors. 2232 Ga. ave | BAYWOOD, JOBN K, on Fridas. ot 30, 1028. Dr. J K. HAYWOOI Ml'wtd hrn!hrr flf Mrs. Jennie H. Moran | :fld Mlibe DQ wood. Pul TVice on Monday. Decem.- Tterment (private) Rock | | UL BETTIE ANN. De R TTIE AN, D “;:;;ms,' this x;re L% Ber of the Iat Ful, ormerty ot bty Tous. n. - 'Pudn- 3 fhaayy: eeapberl. ab 1 o, jrom iotn ste @ e ; Reiatlved Nnd Triends Tasied " Sastor JULIA | FETERS. Members n of, B will p.m. Ty Midian mole am m.. Church: 818" st. Ber D And 0. W. GOMERY, "Serthe A, Offcers nd mempers of Forsst [ nfllb“’d of the death ‘st Dauznter JUTIA LEE A sescion 1, 3gTow Saturday. Do 1028, 8th and Qua sts. h.w. mcpmaer 2, m..' from St E % Mwe-n Star bia No. 85 Golumbin No. 422. and Love and Harmany Tombles are invited, Asgessment No. 1. NN R. MARTE PIERCE. ¥ 8. A MARTIN. THOMAS RICAU! Novemeer 30, 1038, S5ATD - On, B Pa Deloved Riisbana of tin” 'Notice of funera MILLER, LILLY N vember 78, siste; M) N, Sweetman Mart. later. JDeparted this lite No- | 3 e of he ‘m Ao sn ey LR | Croome. Md.: devoied daughier | of ihe Inte Baward and Lagra’ Clackn of Upper Marlboro. Md.: devoted wife of Wil- jiam Miller, lovine mother of Helen Mil- T Picknev. Willi; A “ll-l.rl.z. EMMA J. Mi A Wallace W. Kirby and Mrs. Robert B. Funecal, from the home Mon: mi T 3. CHARLES Cray on Prldxy 0. 1038, at”is residence. 3673 Ford HARLES CLAY ay, Relatives and mevm Tnvited. Rock Creek Cemete: RYMER. ALFRED c At Naval - gpeloved husband of e aged 3¢ Iorad, NUZAT ice Tuter. Residence. T3 Calitornia”st. ‘o SMITH. CATHERINE SARAH. Desarted this lite Thursday, November 2). 1838, at 2:10 the residence unt. Dera BMatnall, 203 I3hcat me ifn- Foring iliness. which shé boré %ith. chrm tan fortitude, Mrs, CATHERINE SAR. Owens). 38 vears of age. her Toved \dausnter af Loevinin® Owens - and ife of John Smith. Funeral services Sun. Decem D. t m. at above Sadiex " Falatives and feienda thyiced K attend. SNOWDEN, JAMES R, Departed this we\ Friday. November 30. |l2fi At _his he rheck. M ME! 4 snu Bnowden. T et w. 3 T a'm Himteseasnt | Hospital, Dora R o) from Mount M. Church. ‘Norbeck. Md. Relatives and friends invited. VAN TRUMP. SAMUEL, On Pridas. Novem- | \q . Trul WIS rasidence. 313 Bl Allen " ave.. Takoma Park. Funeral from the Seventh. day Adventist Ohurch, Takoms Park. Mon- day. December 3. at 2 p.m. Interment in Glenwood Cemetery WATTS, . ber 2, af 2 B.m. at the un. fler\:km: Dariors of Harey Padsett. 131 11th st "se. Tnterment (brivate) at Ce- dar Hill Cemetery. WEBB. LANDON P. Depayted this Lfe Sal- Dece 1. 162 mber the " beloved * husbana "of rnelius Webb ‘of 130 10th st. se. Notice of funeral hereafter. WELSH, ELUZABETH TRUNDLE, yfi i Denver. Colo.. ELI S e e of "Charies o Interment Tuesday morning. wxuox. JULIANA. The officers and mem- the Women's Prederick "Doutlns | Benrm Association are notified of he death of Mre JULIANA WILSON an No. \ember 15, 1923, M. E. DENT. Pres. *. E. RAYMOND. 89 wmfiut EMMA EMM, Ne Zgems 4. in Gra, iteville. Mass: T Dreaths, FUS iCn Thursday Namwar 3t Hurlem 1T 8 Wool 12t Gomn & And Louwa “Waits, Tu‘hand ot n.n Wond. brother of Josénin VWoad. l Sumdsz. December 3 Trom “Zion B nnn Church. F st. hetween 3rd and o 8 1 om. Relatives and fiends tn- . In Memoriam. MARY ELIZABETH. remembrance of my'dear v lmd Sur helovea mother ) MARY ETH. who_departed (nls aife fve vears oo anro plenried |1 Dear mother and we u-mm fors Though sad hava been the vear A dince 18 vacant in o hearts Which never can be filied. HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. ARNOLD. FRANCES EMILY. 10 Jloving memorsy of our dear and onlv daugh PRANCES BMILY. who desaried s iits one vear ago today. December 1. 1921, Her beautitul life is ended. A dea id to The flower we Tovingly mm-n But our God knowsth LOVINGLY. \(GTHER AND FATHER BERRY. HARRY LEE. In loving remes brance of oup beioved father and erand. father. HARRY LEE BERRY. who departed {his life two years o odey Decenber n s We miss your help. vour, cheery wa. With sou soent our Fianpiest da e miss sou when we need a friend Avs could depen M BEVOTED S ket A GRANDS GHILDEEN. HARRY L. BERR JULIA, NCES n plm- T stepmoiher. FRA JULYA RURTOR" wro died twg vea mbs 1928 " Anniversars St. Peter's Church v =oNs CHARLES. HARRY AND DWIGHT. COX. MELVIN WOODROW. 1n loving & membrance of my dear beloved son ViN WOODROW COX. who d-vnrnu i life sixc years agn today. Decamber 1. 1933, You smiled your whole lifa mmu:n d smiled throueh weeks of Bain You were loved by all you knew. And 160 g00d 1o let remain. Dear Woodrow. never shall I cease to love ever Shall your memory fade: Bweetest love forever lingers Around your sweet and, ient "\')" LOV! AD. COX. WOODROW. December 1. 1922 Dominic's Chureh. Peaceful be vour siesp. dear son Tt's sweet to breathe vour name. We Jored sou very dearly in lite. do i SEVETED MotiER AND sisTER. + DYER. EMMAA. In sad bat loving memory EMMA A DYER. who departed s e T oars et tidas " BrcceBaey 922, She will never he forgotten, mau.n on earth she is no mors. DAUGHTER. CARRIE. RESS. JOSEPRINE A. In iad but lovin Of ik flear , mather ” an OSEPHINE. ~ho &v-n-c mu Il(e three yeats, 80 foday. snole, life theough, cembe You smuea anur hrough vears of pain You were loved by all who knew you And 60 %ood 16 let remain HESS, JOSEPHINE A. In loving memory my beloved wife, Jt E who passed away December 1. 1925 A preciovs mother from us has gone. The voice we loved is stilled A place is vacant in qur hearts Nat never can be filled. 'rmn.x have changed since you were here, But you are not forsotten. Dolly. d T your memory is as dear today As in the hour you passed away. HILL. MARY NEALE. In loving MARY NEALE' HILL. who dita 0. Decemhrrl 1923 t in oeace HER stonn HUSBAND AND LOVING mu"fl rluersl WALKER. In sd but loying remembrance “of my ear, Siater, ANCES WALKER KIATTL. who parted this il TShe year bs. Nevemoer sweet to be rememberes nd"a* pieasant tRiE 3 And. Allhhnuh you mav be absent. You ace plwars oq my min SISTE! 8. B. lzlu-ll > R. MR KRAFT. MARY A In lmm memory_ of Boland),_ who MARY A. 0 . _Anniversary mass Il said cu Upper Mariboro, Father Loughran's chury mypme; it ive vears AR AL 1 LOVING | HUEBAND rm RGE 0. KRALT. ervu\ tmmo w m loving remem- brance of our dear husband and father. THERON W. NEWMAN. who departe life, three "years azo foday. December 1 MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS DeSiGNED AND EscTED. WRITE on TeLe PHONE MAIN 268 FOR ILLUSTRATED BooxLeT. THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC. 919 1571 ST N. W. 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