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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1929. SIRS. M, V. GREENE RITES. Puneral services for Mrs. Maridn V. Greene, 82 years old, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. C. Hos~ pital, 4568 Conduit road, Monday, were conducted there this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Charles B. Austin, pastor of the West Washington Baptist Church, of which she was a_member, officiated. Interment was in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Greene was the widow of Mark H. Greene and the daughter of the late William H. and Maria Goddard Stallings. She was a native of George- town. She leaves besides her daugh- ter, a son, John 8. Greene; four grand- children and three great ndchildren, and a brother, J. Marcellus Stallings, 1l of this city. 2 What Price? THERE’S no use attempting to deny the fact that the average family is obliged to make even fu- neral arrangements with the matter of price in mind. This being so, we feel that the general public is interested in the fact that our service, complete, may be had for as little as $125—and for as much more as one wishes to pay. %/uo EAL FUNERAL HOME "For reference, Ask 816 H STREE your newghbor’ N.E. Phones Lincoln 8200-8201 MAJ. GEN. LUTZ WAHL BURIED IN ARLINGTON War Department Flags at Half Staff in Deference to Late Adjutant General. Funeral services for Maj. Gen. Lutz Wahl, adjutant general of the Army, who died at his residence, 2019 Kalo- rama road, Sunday, were being con- ducted at St. Matthew's Catholic Church this afternoon following brief services at the residence. Rev. Edward Buckey officiated. Interment, with full military honors, was to follow in Arling- ton Cemetery. Flags on all War De- partment buildings are being flown at half staff today out of respect to Gen. Wahl's memory. The funeral procession will be met by a military escort at the Fort Myer gate, headed by Maj. Gen.'Hanson E. Ely, commanding general of the 2d Corps area. It will include the 3d Bat- talion of the Twelfth Infantry from Fort Washington, two troops of the Third Cavalry from Fort Myer, and two batteries of the 16th Field Artillery. Honorary pallbearers are as follows: Maj. Gen. Charles P. Summerall, Maj. Gen. Briant H. Wells, Maj. Gen. Frank McIntyre, Maj. Gen. Merritte W. Ireland, Maj. Gen. Robert H. Allen, Maj. Gen. B. Frank Cheatham, Maj. Gen. Andrew Hero, jr, and Maj. Gen. Herbert B. Crosby. Gen. Wahl had served a&s adjutant general of the Army since July, 1927. He was the holder of the Distinguished Service Medal for “exceptionally meri- torious and distinguished service” dur- ing the World War. ‘Will Represent War Department. Maj. Ely P. Denson, general staff, has been designated by the Secretary of War to represent the War Department at the annual meeting of the National Ama- teur Athletic Federation here Janu- ary 12. . Nearly 20 women Nonconformist ministers recently met at Oxford, Eng- land, for a conference of the Fellow- ship of Woman Ministers. ashington’s Finest Men’s Wear Stor: 1241 Fine Suits and Overcoats Go On Sale---Today . art Schaffner & Marx MEDICS NAME LEADER. Cuban Elected ;uld nt of Pan- American Association. HAVANA, January 2 (#).—Dr. Fran- cisco Maria Fernandez, Cuban secre- tary of sanitation, has been elected president of the Pan-American Medical Association for 1929. Dr. Fernandez, who was responsible for Havana being chosen as the site for this year's first congress, has been instrumental in getting many of the pan-American republics interested in the work of the association. He hi been acting as chairman of the day's sessions and has arranged a trip to Santiago de Cuba tomorrow for the visiting delegates as guests of the Cuban government. e ety SIR CHARLES MACARA, COTTON MAGNATE, DIES Veteran Figured Prominently in British Trade Affairs for Long Period of Years. By the Associated Press. HALE, Cheshire, England, January 2. —S8ir Charles Wright Macara, veteran cotton magnate, died at his home here today, aged 83. He was long a leading figure in the cotton trade and took a prominent part in settling various disputes in that in- dustry. Sir Charles was chairman of the com- mittee of the International Federation of Master Cotton Spinners and Manu- facturers’ Association from 1904 until 1915 and was president of the English Federation of Master Cotton Spinners’ Associations from 1894 to 1914. He also was chairman and joint managing di- rector of Henry Bannerman & Sons, Ltd. In 1892 he took a prominent part in drawing up an agreement which termi- nat>d a 20-week cotton strike of that year and during his long connection with the cotton trade presided over nu- merous conferences of the representa- tives and operatives. He was the author of various papers on social and indus- trial reforms.* $55—3$60—365 Suits and Overcoats Our Sale Price is $ 43.50 Every could afford them. man would like to wear fine clothes if he But really fine clothes cost money, and the man who pays big money early in the season is entitled to newest styles. That’s why we can’t carry these fine suits and overcoats over from one season to the next. You’ll get one and two trousers suits in fine woolens— warm, imported fabrics in smart overcoats—a splen- did selection of best styles and colors to choose from. Suits and overcoats for men of every build and every size,. RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F St. BENJAMIN CARTER DIES IN TENNESSEE Assistant to Attorney General Un- der Cleveland Expires at Sister's Home. Benjamin Carter, 67, assistant to the Attorney General under President Cleveland, and a practicing lawyer of this city for 30 years, died at the home of his sister, Miss Cynthia Carter, Pu- laski, Tenn., yesterday, after a long ill- ness. Burial will be in Pulaski. A native of Tennessee, Mr. Carter re- ceived his early education in that State. He came to Washington from Birming- ham. He continued in the practice of law here until about a month ago, when ill health forced him to return to Ten- nessee. He was a member of the So- ciety of the Cincinnati. Mr. Carter is survived by his sister, @ards nf Thanks. DODD, H. FRANK. Mrs. M. E. Dodd and children’ wish to express their thanks and appreciation for the kind sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at the death of our husbsnd and father, H. FRANK DODD. December 25, 1928. THOMPSON, ANNIE. We wish to express our sincere appreciation 1o our maay friends, neighbors and relatives for their kindness, svmpathy and beautiful floral tributes ‘exteaded to us at the death of our beloved mother and _sister. Mrs. ANNIE THOMPSON. THE FAMILY. * WATKINS, RUTH. To all who helped us in our time of sad disttess of our daughter, RUTH WATKINS: to those who contribut- ed their cars and those who rendered solos and kind friends and neighbors. Rev. G. O. Bullock and Rev. Cushionberry and Prof.’ Smiley_and others. THE_ FAMILY, JAMES AND FLORENCE WATKINS, WHITTAKER, MABEL WATERS. The hus- band. mother and brothers of ‘the late MABEL WATERS WHITTAKER wish to express _their appreciation for the kind sympathy and beautiful floral tributes and also letters of condolence at her funeral . December 30, 1928. Deaths. AMBERG. OTTO E. Tuesday, January 1. at his residence, 5301 Gwynn Oak Miss Carter, and several nieces and nephews. Births F\.’eporled Harold W. and Betty Northcutt, boy. Edward F. and Elsie V. Shepter, girl. 8amuel and Leah Miller, boy. Charles 8. and Viola B.'Greer. girl. Beverly G. and Grace F. Booz. Richard nd Florence F. Saund Joseph W. and Dorothy Wi William A. and Mury E._Cumberiand, boy. John F. Stella 1. Harri . boy. Harvey R. and Jene M. Brasse. David A. ‘and Martha R. Coleman, girl. Walter and Jesina Monson. boy. E abeth Moran, Harry and Frances Silverman, boy. John and Virginia Kennedy. bov. gorrie F. aad Frances L Rudolph. boy. Eaul W. and Mildred Giross William’ and Ruth Young. William F. and Lillian John C. and Clara E. Statts. girl. James D. and Ann R. Edwards. boy. Daniel R. and Dorothy A. Thorne, #irl. Joseph 'J. and Mary F. Moriconl, girl. Phillip_ and _Fannie Gindes. boy. John R. and Madeline Henson, boy. James and Idw Spicer. bov. Edward Eunice Funk, girl John J. and Margaret E. O'Leary. girl. Claude H. and Myra Marshail. boy. Robert A’ and Mary F. Pistole, girl. William A, and Margaret A. Davis. boy, Edward R. and Helen M. Webb. boy. William L. and Winifred L. Peters. boy. Robert_A." and_ Lillian O. Parsly, girl. Percy E. and Rose Moy. boy. Joseph' and Ethel Low. mirl. Albert and Beatrice Wels: i Samuel B. and Minnie E. Guillot, girl. Edward D. and Mary F. Spedden, boy. poylllam E. and Catherine D. Cumberland, . Leonard K. and Annie Hansford, boy. Joseph M. 'and Alice V. Barnes.’ boy. Willie and Minnie B. Cleveland, boy. James and Mary Willlams, boy. Hillery and Mary Thignin, boy. Earl B. and Loretta Hall, girl. Precton and Aiberta Buchanan, girl twins. John and Ethel Braxton, girl Albert and Dorothy Moore, girl. Charles and Amanda Chandler, girl. Carl and Lucy Proctor, boy. Courtney and Nannie Shelton, girl. Arthur J. and Minnie W. Jones, girl. Junior and Mary A. Bransome, girl. Deaths Reported Lavina A. Edmonds, 89, Conn. ave. Ellicott st. Willlam 'C. Foxwell, 84, 1039 1st. st. John V. Glascow. 83, 1422 U st. s.e. R e R B Tony Verrosso. 72, 3200 10th st. n.e. John A. Su 3303 16th_st. n.e. Fred H. R. U. 8. Soldiers’ Home. Jennie B. McTavish, 63, 1008 Mass. ave. ne. Theodore Kulle, 60. 1339 H st. James Finn, 57. 1213 Douglas st. n.e. Louis Simon, 56, 2620 Conn. av John J. H. Mertz. 54, 11 4th st. n.e. Lucy Lucas, 54, Sibley Hospital Emma L. Wood. 51, 1414 T st. see. (Stephien’ Clancy, 44, St. Ellzabeti's Hos- pital. B 25, Georgetown Hospital. Loia ¥. e Marion' T. Anderson, 22, Walter Reed Hos- Bila L. Hicks, 6. Sitley Hospital, Dorothy Sherman. 2. Children's Hospital. Infant of Anton and Auna Horak, 2 days, Garfleld Hospital. Infant of William and Catherine Cumber- land. 2 hours. Georgetown Hospital. Juiia J. Derry, 81, 1847 Vernon st. Alexander Byrd, 78, Freedmen's Hospital. Joanna Henson, 75, 2143 Ward »l. Joshua Gideon, 72, 1319 T s William Nelson, 56, 1434 D !l ne. William H. Jefferson. 48, 1224 13th st. Mattie Thomas. 46,141 8th st 0 George Wood. 45. Tuberculosis Hopital. Mary Tolliver, 40. Freedmen's Hospital. ,Ambrose U.” Carter, 40, Emersency Hos- pital William H. Johnson, 36, 1776 New Jersey llian Monroe, 34, Gallinger Hn(n“lL Sophie Lawrence, 24. 202 M st. Edward 3. Queer 10 months, 200 Division n av iley. 2 N st wirl, and it OPEN-A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR . EISEMAN'S—7th & F - TUXEDO SUITS Silk Trimmed 335 Liberal Credit Terms EISEMAN'S—7th & F 3 Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 W. W. Chambers UNDERTAKER Offers Lowest Prices $250 Couch Casket Funeral . ........$195 $150 Steel Vaults. ...$85 $200 Complete Funerals .......$100 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. ave.. Baltimore, Md., OTTO E. AMBERG, beloved husband of Faith and brother of Alvert, Gustave E. and Bertha Helbig. Funeral private. ' ARNOLD. LYDIA BRYAN. On January 2, 1929, 'at_her residence, 3433 14th st. n.w., LYDIA BRYAN, wife of the late David B. Arnold. Funeral Priday., 3 pm.. from Hines' ‘funeral parlors, 2901 14th st. n.w. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. (Detrot papers please coby.) 3¢ BARNES, ROSINA. On January 1, 1929, at at the residence of ‘her som, arnes, jr. 4411 Alton Pl n.w.. . aged 85 vears, beloved wile of the late John F. Barne: Fu- neral from the above residence on Thurs- day, January 3. at 2 o'clock p.m. Inter- ment ' Glenwood Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited RESLYN, ALEXANDER WILLIAM, Departed this life, suddenly, January 1, 1929, 5 am.. at his Tesidence. ‘903 4th st. s.e.. ALEX- ANDER WILLIAM BRESLYN, beloved hus- band of the'late Margaret Aukward Bres- Iyn, aged 79 vears, Funeral {rom his late residence Friday. January 4. p.m.. thence to Christ' Church. G st. se. be- tween 6th and 7Tth. Friends and relatives invited to attend. Interment Congres- sional Cemeters. 3 BROWN. MARY. Departed this life January 32,1929, at 3:10 o'clock am., at the resi- dence of her daughter, Mrs. A. V. Alex- Braths. GEORGE. Members of the Young 's Immediate Relief Association are hereby notified of the death of Brother GEORGE DUURLOO Monday. De- December 31. 1928, ~Funeral Thursday, Jenuary 3. 1929, at 1:30 p.m.. from Church of our Redeemer, 8th si. bet. Fla. ave. and Barry pl THOMAS HOLLAND, Pres. THOMAS CARTER, Secretary. FINKEL, LOUIS. On January 1. 102¢ p.m., at_his residence, 1440 jan st n.w. LOUIS FINKEL. aged 78, beloved husband of Rosie Finkel. He is survived by his widow and_six children. Funeral Will be held from Danzansky funeral par- lors, 3501 14th st. n.w.. Thursday. January 3 3t 3p.m. Intérment Adais Israel Ceme- ery. . FOXWELL, WILLIA uary 11929, WILLIAM C., bel band of Dora J. Foxwell and fath John W. Foxwell. Funeral from W Deal's funeral home, 816 H st. m.e. on Thursday, January 3.'at 3 p.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. FRANK, MINNIE. On, Monday, December INNIE. beloved wife of Jacob B Hian IS Peloned for” 1nte “ronic dence, 2440 K st. n.w.. Thursday, Janua 3, at 8:30 am.. thence to St Church. where Teauiem mass will be at 9 a.m_for the repose of her soul. In- terment Moung Olivet Cemetery. 2 FRATZKE. DOROTHEA A, On Tuesday, Jan- uary 1, 1929, DOROTHEA A. FRATZKE. Funeral services at the chapel of Thomas S. Sergeon. 1011 7th st. n.w.. Wednesday, January at 5 pm. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at Fairbank, Iowa. 5 GRAY, HARRIET ANN. On Tuesday, Janu- ary ‘1. 1929, at_the recidence of her son. Henry Weldon Gray, Jr. 1118 5th st. n.e.. HARRIET ANN (née Abbott). widow of Henry Weldon Gray, Funeral services on Thirsday. January 3. at 2 pm. at above”a larésk. Thterment Glenwood Ceme- ery. GUSACK, MRS, FANNIE. On Tuesday. Jan- uary 1, 1 t her_residence. 1640 K. Yama rd v Mrs PANNIE | GUSACK, widow of Max Gusack. Funeral c at the chapel of Bernard Danzan #14th st. n.w. Thursday morning at o'clock. Interment Hebrew Congregation Cemetery. . HAMILTON. CONSTANCE M. V. On Janu- ary 1, 1929, at her father's residence. Rose- Pa.. CONSTANCE M. V. HAMIL- youngest daughter of Samuel M. Vauclain. Private services for the family only at Broadlawn, Rosemont. Pa. at 3130 p.m.. Thursday, January 3, foliowed by services at the Church of the Re- deemer, Bryn Mawr, Pa., at 4 p.m. Inier- ment private. 3 DUURLOQ. . at 2 ander. 3272 Prospect 'ave. n MARY BROWN. ~ She leaves to_mourn their loss three daughiers. Annie Smith, Alice Alex- ander and Maggie Gordon. and one son. WALLACE BROWN." Notice of funefai ereatte BROWN, RUTH. Departed this life Tuesday, January 1. 1920, at her residence. 431 M st. n.w., RUTH BROWN. Remains resting at Frazier's new funeral home, 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. CARR, WALKER A. Departed this life Tues- day, January 1. "1929, at 7:45 WALKER A CARR. ' He leaves t0 mour their loss a devoted wife. Mrs. Emma Carr one son. Emanuel G. Carr: one stepson, Augustus Thomas; ~ four _grandchildren, father, one brother, two sisters, host of giher relatives and frlends. Funeral {rom Elks' Home Friday, January 4, at 2 p.m. Eemains resting at Bundy's funeral parlor, 649 Fla. ave. n.w. n.w cfiAi xc‘gf\"rfiu' Gay” January 3, Efnest Jdarvis Co. West End funeral b lors, 28th st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. COLLETTE, MARIE PRANDL_ On Tuesday, January 1, 1929, MARIE PRANDI COL- LETTE, daughter of the late Capt. John R, and Ella L. Collette. Notice of funeral CONNELLY, MARY ELIZABETH. On Tues- day. January 1. 1929. at Emergency HOs- pital, MARY ELIZABETH. beloved daugh- ter Gf Margaret and the late John Thomas Connelly. Body resting at Gawler's chapel. 1350 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Mass will be celebrated at St. Matthew's Church. R. I. ave. near 17tk st. on Thursday. January 3. at 9 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. CORBLY, JENNIE. On Tuesday, January 1, 1929, at her late residence, 4708 15th st. n.w.. JENNIE CORBLY. beloved mother of Laura’ V. Corbly. Funeral services a above residence on Thursday, January, at 2 p.m. b 3260 Scott st Interment Glenwood. DALY, CATHERINE M. On Tuesday, Jan- uary 1, 1929. at_her' residence, 4305 13th CATHERINE M., beloved daugh- he late Patrick J. and the late Remains resting unt, Mrs. James n.w. Notice of st. n.e ter of Julia Daly (nee Long). at_the home of her O'Connor. 2303 1st st funeral later. DICKINSON, CLAIRE ALINE. On Tuesday, January 1, 1929, after a long 1illness. CLAIRE ALINE DICKINSON. ed 12 years, beloved daughter of Herbert M. and ’Catherine Dickinson of Giesborg Point s.e., Washington, D. C. Remains resting Hysong's funeral home. 1300 N st. n.w. Funeral services and interment Thursday, January 3, at 2:30 pm., at Arlington National Cemetery. DUNCAN, RUSELL M. On =Wednesday, January 3, 1929, RUSELL M. DUNCA! He leaves to mourn their loss a llfll.l mother, five brothers, three sisters and @ Chost of other relatives and_friends. Remains resting at the George B. Clarke Co. funeral parlor. 1416 Florida ave. l. Notice of funeral hereafter. DUURLOO, GEORGE_ ETIENNE. De ERLOD Moron Toecember 31, T3 9 a.m., at his residence. 11“ Kalaroma 1 n.w. GEORGE ETIENNE DUURLQO. the beloved husband of Alyce (Coo&en ‘Durloo, devoted son of Mrs. Alberta Newman and loving father of Etlenetta and_Alfredo Dutrioo.” Funeral Thursday. Janusry 3 1029, at 1: from Church of Our Redsemer - (Lulheran). 8gh st bee.. Fla. ave. and Barry pl. n.w., Rev. D, E. Wise. man, pastor. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 3° YOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS, League, 349 Marylan LOST. A LITTLE RED COCKER SPANIEL, short tail, Jong eais. had on collar and license . Reward. 1403 B st. n.e. Tel. . 6743-J. 4 AIREDALE DOG--License No. Cleveland_6489-J. BAR PIN—Diamond and man Park Hotel New Phone Potomac 5342. BILLFOLD—At Wardman Park Hotel New Year Eve, dark brown er, single fold, containing cash. about $110 to $125, also Te- cepts for tuition at Georgetown Foreisn Seryice School and other pupers in the name of Wm. J. Finke. or Wm. Finke, jr.. or Wm. B. Pinke. Reward. 3000 Conn. ave.. Apt. 200._Phone Adams 4800. . BILLFOLDS. two; one, initials “G. M. C.” containing_money and papers: other,” auto ermits. Reward. F. H. Jones. Ad. 1304. 15017, Call latinum; at Ward- ear eve. Reward. BRACELET num. set with 2 e and 1 diamond: lost New Year eve. Call National 3493. BRINDLE BULL, black and white. Tuesday night: reward. 'Return to 2424 Tracy pl. OF call_Potoms BROOCH, pearl sunburst with diamond ce ter; reward. Apply 5219 Conn. ave. N.W. CAT, young male, part maltese, dark gray with' darker bar markings, answers o name Boze: lost Sunday evening near Adams Mill rd. and Kenyon st. - Substantial reward for return. _Tel. Adams 461. cAT, sray Persian (emnle v. vears old. Te- 3165_18th_n. 6923. 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Phone Main 9927 or_Adams _347. wms'r WATCH, lady’ old_braceiet: viclnllv Georgetown ool eward. FUNERAL DESIGNS. BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs $5 and uj CALL MAIN_$707. We are skilled in selecting and ar- ranging flowers to secure the best effect. Prompt service. L. C. PRICHARD (Inc.) ,GEO. C., SHAFFER SSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MoD. lA‘ll PRICES, TEL. Our Only Store, Mth & Eyc Gude Bros. Gou 1212 F St. - umnvwm On Sundav. December, HARLOW. ROSAN: 1929. 202 N. R Dugan), _widow mother ‘of Mrs. R. J. Hartigan. Wa ton. D. C.; Mrs, M. P. Greene, M V. Harlow. G. A. and Edward A H: ail of Alexandria. Va. Puneral from her late residence, Thursday. January 3. 9:45 am. thence fo St. Mary's Church, Alex- andria, Va. Intermient private. JOHNSON, JOHN. Departed this life De- cember 28, 1928, at Fitzsimmon's Hospit. Denver, Colo., Sergt. JOHN JOHNSON, loved husband of Mrs. Julla Johnsona! father of Johnetta and Irmajean Johnson. Puneral Thursday. January 3, 1929. from Ebenezer M. E. Church, 4th 'and D sts. se. at 1 pm. Remains at Frazier's new funeral home. 389 Rhode Island ave. n.W. Interment Ariington Cemetery. E) .N)IINEON. JOHN. All officers of Doric No. 19, F. A. A. M. are requested T ambie. 4t ‘the Masonic ‘Hall, oth st ‘Thursday, 'January 30 a.m.; for the purpose of the funerai of their late ser- geant, JOHN JOHNSON, from, Ebenesct urch, 4th and D sts. se. at 1 p.m. All members will assemble at Frazier's under- taking parlor, 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w., gt ipm o GARTHUR J. DIGGS, W. M. F. W. ALSTON, Secretary. JOHNSON, JOHN. The Kadosh service, un- der the auspices of Jonathan Davis Con- sistory, No. 1. will be_conducted over our late Sublime Prince JOHN JOHNSON, 32, at 12 o'clock (midnight), Wednesday. Jan- uary 2, 1529. at Frazier's funeral home, 389 Rhode' Island ave. n.w. The Subiime Princes of Jonathan Davis Consistory are ordered to attend this service. - By order of JESSE BROWN, 33°. Commander-in-Chief. Attest: CICERO A. LEE, 33°, Keever of Seals and Archives, CHAS. H. ANDERSON, 32°, Assistant. JOHNSON, REV. LOGAN. On January 1, 1928, at 9 oclock p.m. at his residence; 2009 Vermont ave LOGAN IORNSONT B D% the ‘belavea husband. of Julia A. Williams' Johnson. devoted father of Eva V.. Deborah E. and Prederick M. Johnson and Mrs. M. Annette Scott (neé Johnson). ~Funeral from the, above resin dence Friday. January 4, at 11 a.m. Inter- ment Lincoln Memorial ‘Cemet: 3 KING. JOSEPH. On Monday, December.31; 1928, at his residence, 617 Browns ct. s.e.. JOSEPH_KING. the devoted husband of Maria_King. son of James King and nephew of a host of other relatives and friends. Notice of funeral hereaftér. Remains rest- ing at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. {ineral parlors, 3222 Ga. ave. n.w. Funeral Thurs- gay, January 3,°1939, at 1'p.m., from his late’ residence.’ LAUTERBACH. JOHN KROZER. On Tues- day, January 1, 1929, at his residence, 918 23rd st. n.w. 'JOHN KROZER LAUTER- BACH. ‘beloved "hushand of 'Harriet Low- man Luterback. - Funeral from above ad- dress Thursday. January 3, at et Western Cometorsy Budoiore. . LEWIS, ALEXANDER. Departed this Life ROSANNA (nee Harlow. st.. of ~John suddenly, Tuesday, January 1. 1929, at Danville, Va.; ALEXANDER LEWIS of 139 st. n.w. Hemains at Frazier's new fu- Rerai Tome. 308 Rhode Isiand ave. nw. Notice of funeral later. LUCAS. LUCY_ LYON. Monday. December 31, 1928, at Sibley Hospital, LUCY LYO! beloved 'wife of Thomas E. Lucas and be loved mother of Mrs. Joseph Fahe: neral from her late residence, 1007 B st on Thursday, January 3. 1929, ab 8:30 . ce 1o St. Anthony's ’Church. Brockisng D, 0. whore. equien | MASS will be said at 9 a.m. for the repose of her Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. McDOWELL, SADIE WASHINGTON. De- parted this life Monday, December 31, To28, at Preedmen's Hospital, Mrs. SADIE | WASHINGTON McDOWELL 'of 1211 4th st. nw., beloved wife of James A. Mc- Dowel. - She leaves to mourn_ their, loss four cousins, John A. Davis, Gertrude B. Needles, Walter Stockley and Mrs. Lilli Vance, ‘and a host of friends. Rem: resting at Prazier's new funeral home, 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w. until Friday noon, January 4, after which they will be at her late residence, 1211 4th_ st. n.w. PFu- neral Saturday, January 5, from Zion Churen, P st bet. 3rd and 414 sts. sw. Rev. W.'L Washington officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 4 McKNEW, MARY. On Wednesday, January 32, 1929, MARY McKNEW (nee Griffitn) of Forest Hill, Burroughs, Pa. and 412 10th st. n.w.. Washington.' D. beloved wife of Ciifford A. McKnew daughter of John B. and Susa! Notice of funeral hereafter. MELLEN, EMMA S. Suddenly, Tuesday, January 1, 1929, at the residence of her son, William A. Mellen, 649 Carroll ave, Takoma Park, Md. EMMA S. MELLEN. Service at the above address Thursday January 3. at 3 p.m. Interment at Fall River, Mass. MERTZ. JACOB H. On Monday. December 31, 1928, at his residence, il 4th st. ne. JACOB H. MERTZ. beloved husband 'of Rose T. Mertz. Funeral will be held from Zurhorst funeral parlors, 301 East Capitol st Thursday, January 3, 1929, 8:30 a.n., thence to St. Joseph's Church, where mass will be sung at 9 am. for the repose of his soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cem- etery. 2 MERTZ. J. H. The men of the Holy Name Soclety of St. Joseph's Parish are advised of the death of J. H. Mertz. Rosary will De recited at Zurhorst's funeral parlor, 301 East Capitol st., Wednesday at 7:45 p.in. JOHN J. HURLEY, Sec. O'NEILL, JOHN J. On Tuesday, January 1, ‘at his residence, 1468 Newton' st. JOHN_J.. beloved husband of the late’Annie O'Neill. Funeral from his late residence Thursday, January 3. at 8:30 am., thence to the Shrine of the Sacred Heart, where mass will be sung at 9 a.m Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. OWENS. WILLIAM, On Sunday, December 30. 1828, at Baitimore, Md., WILLIAM OWENS, loved son of ry oweru and brother of Mrs. rgia ters, Mrs. Ella Brightley, Dora Owens and Charles Owens. Puneral Thursday. January 3, 1929, at 1 l. from W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral 7222 Georgla ave. n.w. Interment Atlington Nationai Cemetery. DIGER. HENRY F. Suddenly, on Tues- y, Januery 1, 1929, at 6 p.m.. HENRY 7' PREDIGER, _beloved hushand of Sophia Prediger_ (nee Kuhn) and_father of John and Mary Prediger. Funeral Services will be held at his Iate residence 1000 South Carolina ave. s.c. on. Prida January 4, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited.” Interment at Conaressional Cer = - PRYOR. EMMA. Departed this life in Pitis- Burgh Pa. Tuesday. January 1, 1920, A PRYOR. devoted wife of the lfll( Robert Pryor. mother of Thomas A. Pryor, Lucelia Towns, Charles N. Pryor. Nettie Bukrrvmo and sister ‘of William Smith &lapnvn O. Plummer. Remains to be Brought to Washington. Notice of Tueral hereafter. BICHARDS. JAMES. On Monday, December 1. 1928, at the residence of ' bis miece. Ml’! Qrace Thompson, 205 P st. n.w.. JAMES, beloved husband of the late Ade- laide Richards, father of Mrs. Ruby May Eugene, Benjamin and Edward ch ds. Puneral from the above ad- * dress Thursday, January 3, 1629, at 1 pm. Relatives and_friends invited to attend. Interment at Bethel Cemetery, Aiexandria, Va. (Alexandria, Va., papers piesse copy). RYNEX, SAMUEL F. On Wednesiay, Jan: 020, Beacetully and autelly’ fel asleen, NEX. in the o5rd year of his age. Funcral services will be announced later. SMITH. JOMN C. On Tuesday, Janu ry 1, WAONS Sesieonee. ‘1501 ¥ou a ggx-m C;, beloved hisvand of ia" V! ith (nee J Fun Ilbln lhe above Relstves and 'xii a5 invited, “Tntermeni i ends inv nterment Osdar EOl Cometerr. 3 ITH. beloved sister ul Luemfll 3 g‘. sunt of John Contee and toulln of rt_Smith. Remains riatlnl at W. Tol- M"l funeral lll'lofl 08 _6th xl S.W., l.l;i D":n“ lnvlted‘ Can b‘; seen T.hll‘r:: SMITH, WILLL/ M. d - i o ml- 1 On 'Puudu Jll;\é\‘ t. s.w. He Ielv.l '.n mourn mulr 1083 Luneral ‘chapel of the . 1416 Plorida ave. n‘i. Tuesday. Janary 1. | muel Jones. He also leaves | N e R R e e el Draths. 7 SMITH. W. M. Offcers and rgembers of Morning Star Lodge. No. 40. B O E. ol W.: You are fiereby Dotined” to"ats tnd’ a session of sorrow Home, "i536 150h ty the funeral of our I M. SMITH. ‘Body at of George B. Clark. 1416 Fla. January 4, ate. Forest Temple. No. 9, and Colum< Dia Tompie, 323, (e, ibvited to atrend 0 A WILLIAM H. NEWMAN, Sec. TAYLOR. MATHEW M. unday. December 30, . in Chicago. TF. MATHEW M. TAYLOR. Jr. beloved husband of Evelyn Rhoads Taylot, lovin father of Jean M. Tavlor, beloved. san of Mary E. Tavior and the late Mathew Taylor. sr. He also leaves a loving broth Lawreiice C. Taylor. Notice of {uneraluur, THOMAS. MRS, REBECCA BOWE, parted this life Monday, ecembzr 8. at her residence, 716 th st. s’ REBECCA BOWE THOMAS. fl-vu Willigin Thomas and loving moth . Louls, Ca no_and Wi Bowe and Mount J. H. Randolph, Suddenty. on 3 at 130 o clacks s life Toéws residence; pm. MAY . the devoted cousin of Estelle Notice of funeral later, . In Memoriam. . In sad but loving re- husband and father, ERSON. who departed this life five vears ago today. January 2, 192 but not ferzotten. 43 SON AND DAUGHTER. ' S J. In sad but loving beioved son_and brother, BOYD (CHICK). who des parted this life so suddeniy_one year ago today, January . 1 Philadelphia. The blow w rd. the shock severe; We never thought his death 5o near; Only those who have lost can tell & The pain of parting without farewell. ! MOTHER AND BUNKY., CARVER. CHARLES M. Sacred to the meni ory_ of our loved 'one. CHARLES CARVER, who departed this life two year: ago today, January 2. 1927 Peaceful be thy slumber N he silent grave so deep, we sometimes wander - LOVING BOYT menior ARL our lonely vigil keep. HIS LOVING WIFE, MOTHER AND BROTHER. _ FOWLER, brance FOWLE In loving remems iear - mother. ROSETTA* who departed this life one yeas, azo Lo January 2. 1923. Dearest mother, how I miss you. Since from earth you passed away, And my_heart is aching sadly As T think of you today DAUGHTER, SADIE DUNBAR. ¥ FRYE. NOAN. In memory of my husbamds NOAH FRYE. who departed this life fiye, rs ago. December 29. 1933 118 LOVING: WIFE, ALICE M. FRYE. %, NEWTON, ELIZABETH. Sacred to the mem. ory of ‘my devoted mother, ELIZABETH NEWTON, who departed this life thictee years ago today, January 2. 1916, HER DAUGHTER, CELESTINE N!W'mu BROOKE. RECTOR, JOHN S. In loving remembrancdi of our dear husband and father, JOHN RECTOR. who passed gway tires yea ago today, January 2, A WIFE AND CHILDREN. ROBINSON, MARTHA. In loving memory W® my dear beloved mother, Mrs. MART: ROBINSON. who departed this life U vears ago today, January 2. 1919. You shall always be remembered In this weary world of strife; You shall never be forgotten 1o odottd ‘balidntin, Sis™ by ; MATTHEWS. i o BOBINSON, MARTHA. In sad but Tovin remembrance of my dear mother, THAROBINSON. “Wno “depatved s M0 10 years ago today, January 2, 1919 § As I loved her, 50 I miss her, e In memory she is always ne 8 Loved, remembered, longed for alwaysiiy *Briniging many a_silent tear, HER LOVING DAUGHTER, LAURA ol smws ELIZABETH BERRY. Sacred 93 the memory of our beloved mother, BETH BERRY SIMMS, whom Mfi@' pon o olt from labor to reward January 3, 1f When we are alone and silent We breathe in deep regret, For she was ours and We rvmmbu-m 1f all the world forgets. It_matters not what road we take- How dark or lone it be. I know that God some day will join The road which leads to thee HER LONESOME CHI MIN. “HAYWOOD. PAUL AND GRACE. Mausoleums DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TEI. NE Fo : E?HO 'OR MAIN 29“ \§ THE J. F. ManninG Co., Inc: [ 919 1STHST., N, W, } WASHINGTON, D, C, Qbbey- Mausoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Couvenieat MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Opposite Arling! Cemetery Ride out in the afternoon and. view this wonderful mausoleum in illtlstxerene and permanent trans;, quilli Thts hallowed beauty spot 1§’ an everlasting memorial to the® love and reverence for those why!' have passed on. BT ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE: THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL! Inspect Now—Open Every Day (0ffice 1000 Conn. 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