Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1929, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, THURSDAY, JANUARY' 10, 1929.° -_—— s i~ HEAVY TROUBLE! Argument Between Colored Pair Over Weight Lands One to Jail. Because he only weighs 195 pounds, while his “friend” weighs 215, Wash- ington Renson, colored, today found himself convicted of disorderly conduct and faced with the alternative of pay- A Truly Remarkable Domestic Coal Great Valley Anthracite Mines in Prepared in All Sizes for Household Use—Contains No Mixtures Those interested in materially reducing the cost of their fuel bills this Winter should try this unusual coal, and can obtain same at the following prices: Great Valley Egg....$ Great Valley Stove .. 13.00 . 1278 Great Valley Nut Great Valley Pea . Sold UNION COAL COMPANY 801 8, Capitol 8t. B.F. JOY CO. 112 9tk St N.W, TR 14th VY CHASE A THREE DAYS’ COUGHIS | YOUR DANGER SIGNAL Coughs from colds may lead to se- gious trouble. You can etop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. 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Mr. Elder was eligible for retirement w0 years ago, but was given an ex- | tension because of the need of his ser jces. When he left today his shop- mates presented him with $100. Born in Dundee, Scotland, Mr. Elder came to this country when 15 years old. After learning the machinist trade in Boston and Philadelphia he came to Washington and received an appointment in the Navy Yard. He worked for seven years in the yard and was _then transferred to the bureau. Although the inventor of many labor and time saving devices now in opers tion at the bureau, he has patented few of them, preferring to surrender his rights in the interest of the Gov- ernment. It is estimated his devices have saved thousands of dollars and greatly minimized the danger to em- ployes who work on the money presse: In recognition of his special qualifi- cations, Mr. Elder was selected by the Treasury Department to supervise the installation of machinery in the sub. treasuries at Philadelphia, New York and San Francisco. He was also sent to Chicago to inspect power presses be- ing built for the bureau. He has been a Mason for 20 years, belonging to Stansbury Lodge, No. 24, and for 30 years has been a member of Columbia Lodge, No. 174, I. A, of M. He lives at 1757 Columbia road. BLAST INJURES MAN. Heat From Kerosene Torch Blamed for Explosion. Explosion yesterday afternoon of a steam cylinder at the Hawk Welding Co., 1044 Wisconsin avenue, when the heat from a kerosene torch ignited cum- ulative gasses, was responsible for slight injuries to George Burgess, 36, of 1523 Massachusetts avenue southeast, who was working on a job nearby. ‘The explosion sent a rain of iron fragments over the shop, from which Burgess and a companion narrowly es- caped serious injury, according to the foreman. Burgess was removed to Tomorrow is Georgetown Hospital. | RIDAY URNITURE REMNANT DAY! FRIDAYS WILL BE RED LETTER DAYS AT THE PEERLESS—we have in- stituted a plan whereby FRIDAY will be set aside for the purpose of CLOSING Every one and two of a kind item—including suites— OUT ALL ODD LOTS!!! all discontinued styles—all floor mples that have been on our floors for over 30 days—all released goods that were being held on deposit—ALL THESE ITEMS WILL BE SACRIFICED AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. every article of Furniture $359 Bed-davenport Suile, 3 pieces covered in fine quality mohair. Handsomely carved base and legs. Frl- @157 () day only ....... $44.50 Fiber Reed 3-pc. Living Room Suite, With loose, spring- filled seat cushions. $27‘75 Friday only . $198.00 Dining Room Suite, of fine cabmetd mrdv:ggds. veneered in walnut, Friday ouy ..-veve $122.00 $12.50 and $19.00 Green and Red Plush hl"lresidir B!ncht‘lv ‘wrought iron frame. Fri- day only . $7.75 $29.50 Gate-leg Tables, veneered in walnut or, ‘mahog- any. 32x48 inches. Friday only ........ $16'95 $24.50 Simmons Sliding Day Bed, complete with comfortable cretonne- covered pad with val- $13 95 ance. Friday only.... $34.00 Coxwell Chairs, with tapes- try-covered, spring-fill ed scat and back., Fri- day only $16.95 $27.50 Dressers, all gumwood in walnut finish, with large mirror and 3 druwers ¥riday only.. $14.95 $39.50 Bow-end Beds, from $150 and $200 walnut veneer Sltes, Friday onty---.. 99-95 $29.00 French Vanity Toilet Ta- ble, walnut veneer with large mirror and two drvers Friday omy.. $12.95 $29 and $35 Occasional Living Room Tables, veneered in walnut and mahogany. Latest styles. Friday only.... $16.75 §$13.35 Fiber Reed Chairs and Rockers with loose cush- $7'45 fons. Friday only.. $24.50 Three-burner Gas Ranges witn lower oven. Fri- $12 75 day only seseeesee.. $49.00 Secretary Desk and Book Case, mahogany veneer. $29.85 Friday only «....... eee $39.00 Breakfast Suites, enameled in colors and consisting of drop-leaf table and four Windsor- $19‘95 style chairs. Friday only LOW TERMS Arranged Bear in mind, that absolutely new and guaranteed! And, that THESE PRICES ARE FOR FRIDAY ONLY!!! $29.50 Four-poster Bed in Colonial petiod style. Friday 314_95 oly ... ceve ?2.%! Con:ale er;:lr;‘ in attractive polychrome frame, y Y e ™ $1.19 i lIlZDrooVelgultuov;;ltuflzd 3-plece ving Room Suite. Fri- day only . $59-75 $19.75 Boudoir Chairs, covered in 0] d English zrhelnt?efia;‘dly only..... $9'75 $2.79 End Tables, gumwood in b h finish. Friday onty e $1.00 $2.39 fm‘:cl“w;"fi complete with cord and plug. Friday only .. & i 79c $15.00 Mattresses, with roll edge, ml!:llxzt of kp{:n Xmm 1;;flt'.(ln, good quality ticking. Any size. Friday only ... # $7-75 $5.95 Bfli‘l{'lhmrfidwmmete with attractive silkoline shades. Priday only ..... $1'98 $15.00 Coil Bed Springs, with 90 mme‘;-n. il;lfls, xlegllyrg}‘l;:- anteed. Any size, Friday Gty $7.95 $12.50 Simmons Steel Beds, 2- inch cominuou:;-gox:; style in Walnut finish. Friday only $6-85 $1.98 FnldlllliClnd‘ Tables, red frames, with imitation wocd top. Friday only.. $1'00 $29.50 Dresserobes with chifforobe and drawer space, in good wood. Golden oak or walnut $15.95 fidish. Friday only... $59.00 Kitchen Cabinets, fully ain sliding top. FPri- G ry $29.75 $149.00 Bedroom Suites with large dresser, triple-mirror vanity, chiffo- robe or chiffonier and bow -end bed. Friday $74.50 anly $2.98 :oot’-mu, ;g;:red in mo- hair and velour. only Y $1.00 & SIB.‘IS u(iiu.‘lnnu;?‘d Link Bed prings, all sizes. ay pt $4.49 98¢ Felt-base and Printed Lino- leum, excellent patterns, 2 yards wide. Friday only, 470 square yard ........ $29.00 and $39.00 Tapestry Brussels and Velvet Rugs, sizes 8.3x10.6 and 9x12. Friday $18 95 . only ... $5.95 Round Hassock Stools covered in mohair. Flil~ $2.95 day only $69.00 and $79.00 High Back and Wing Chairs left over from $200.00 and $300.00 suites. Some with wood carvings. High-grade coverings and finest construction. Fri- 327.85 finish cane panel metal bed, guar- only . day only . 79(: tress. Decorated walnut finish $24.50 Simmons Baby Crib Outfit, only only ..... day only .. $37.50 Bed Outfits, including Walnut anteed link spring and 50-lb. roll- edge mattress. Friday $19.75 $2.29 Copper Bowl Fern Stands of wrought iron. Fri- $49.00 Englander Coil Spring Day Bed, with 10ll edge cretonne mat- anel ends. Frida) Lo Frdey $24.85 jvory or walnut finish, complete with mattress. Friday $14 85 $9.75 Decorated Pier Book Cabinets in newest colors. Friday $4 95 $14.50 48-inch Gumwood Daven- port Tables in mahogal fnish. .F:l:ln;'\ (mlay.{tK i $5-95 Civil War Veteran Dead WILLIAM F. SMALL. WILLIAM . SMALL DS AT AGE OF 4 Union Army Veteran, Retired Lawyer, Was D. C. Resi- dent for 60 Years. William F. Small, 84, Union Army veteran and retired lawyer of Wash- ington, died at his residence, 1315 Euclid’ street, yesterday after a short illness. Death was attributed to a heart attack. Mr. Small was commended for bravery and for rendering ‘‘extra hazardous” service while serving as a dispatch bearer and sergeant major under Gen. Kilpatrick. He was a close friend of President Garfleld. He was past commander of Burnside Post, Grand Army of the Republic, and was a founder and first president of the St. Andrews Scottish Society. Mr. Small had been a Washington resident throughout a period of 60 years, with the exception of eight years during which he was American consul at Collingwood, Ontarlo, Canada. He retired from the latter position about 1905. He was graduated in law from the old Columbian College, now George ‘Washington University, and practiced law until retiring about 10 years ago. He was in the Government service as a post office inspector for a number of years prior to beginning his law practice. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Frances M. Small; five daughters, Miss Rosalie Small, Miss Angela Small, Miss Genevieve Small, Miss Madeleine Small and Miss Lillian Small; a son, Willlam K. Small, of St. Louis, and three grand- children. Funetal arrangements have not been completed. — ARLINGTON DRIVER’S HEARING DELAYED Two Auto Victims in Hospital Es- sential Witnesses in Case of Youth ‘Whose Auto Killed gl:n. Special Dispatch to The Star, CLARENDON, Va, January 10— Preliminary hearing of Norwood Estes, 18 years old, of Ballston, held on a tentative charge of manslaughter, as a result of the death of Mrs. Frances Bowbeer, 17, of this place, who was struck by his automobile Tuesday eve- ning, was postponed today until Janu- ary 21 by Judge Harry R. Thomas. Estes was released under $2,500 bond. Postponement was ordered because Miss Pauline Newlon and James L. Searles, who were also struck by machine, and are at Georgetown UM- versity Hospital are essential witnesses. It is said they are improving today. B. H. Swain, county coroner, said today he would hold an inquest January 21. PARIS TO BAR TRAMS. PARIS (#).—Removal of all street cars and most sutobusses from the Paris streets and creation of a vast system of fast electric rail lines radi- ating for 15 miles into the country is the official plan of the city. This is a 30-year program, io cost $100,000,000, prepared Dby the city's transportation director, Jayot, and a proved in the main by government ex- perts and city authorities. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F @ In overy walk of life we ate ealled on for servic o tant effort of appreciation of our ¢ 1o serve well. Funeral Parlor—Private Ambulance—and Livery in Comnection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 Ryan Service Is Efficient and Thoughtful W. W. Chambers UNDERTAKER Offers Lowest Prices $250 Couch Casket Funeral . .......$195 $150 Steel Vaults. ...$85 $200 Complete Funerals .......$100 Awbulances Osly $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. JAIL IMPROVEMENT FUND IS DISCLOSED Arlington County Has $11,000 Raised by Special Levy Two Years Ago, Reports Treasurer. 8pecial Dispatch to The Star. CLARENDON, Va, Jwnuary 10.— There is a fund of approximately $11,000 in the county treasury for jail improve- ments, E. Wade Ball, county treasurer, disclosed today, following recent eriti- | cism of conditions at the jail by Mrs, Pearl E. Loude, who spent a brief time therein on a contempt of court charge, The fund was raised by special levy about two years ago, it was learned, its disposition being left to the discre- | tion of the board of supervisors. The | ! money cannot be used for any other | purpose and how the board proposes to spend it could not be ascertained. Commonwealth's Attorney William C. Gloth, Sheriff Howard B. Fields and Jailor Harry Woodyard, have agreed that conditions at the jail are deplor- able, and are of the opinion that ercc- tion of an entire new structure, costing approximately $100.000, is the best way to solve the problem. To raise such a sum, they say, a bond issue would be necessary. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and colder with lowest temperature about 34 de- grees tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudiness and colder, probably light snow or rain tomorrow night; diminish- ing west and northwest winds tonight, becoming southerly tomorrow. Maryland—Cloudy to partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, probably light snow in extreme west portion; colder tonight and in east portion tomorrow; diminishing wet and northwest winds, becoming southerly tomorrow. Virginia—Fair and colder tonight; to- morrow increasing cloudiness, colder in east and central portions; strong west and northwest winds, diminishing to- night and becoming southerly tomorrow, West Virginia—Generally fair and colder except probably snow flurries in northeast portion tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudiness followed by light snow tomorrow afternoon or night. Records for 24 Hours. | ‘Thermometer-—4 p.m., 46; 8 p.m., 44; | 12 midnight, 43; 4 am, 37; 8 am, 41; noon, 52, | Bartometer—4 pm. 3020; 8 pm.| 30.17; 12 midnight, 29.95; 4 am., 29.77; 8 am, 29.64; noon, 29.57. Highest temperature, 52, occurred at noon today; lowest temperature, 37, oc- | curred at 2 am, today. | Temperature same date last year—- Highest, 54; lowest, 27. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 2:17 a.m. and 2:21 p.m.; high tide, 7:43 a.m. and 8:04 p.m, ‘Tomorrow—Low tid 1 am. and pm, The Sun and Moon. 5:05 pm. “Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:27 am.; sun sets 5:06 p.m. Moon rises 7:27 am.; sets 4:39 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Muddy. Weather in Varlous Citles. Stations. ‘Weather. Abilene, Tex Albany, N. Atlants, Ga. Atlantic_City Baltimore, Md.. Birmingham . Blsmarcie N. D, ".* on Chicago, Il Cincinnati,Ohio. Cleveland, Ohio. Columbia, S. C. Denver, Colo. De‘ll;nl! )_;flch as0, Tex,. Galveston, Tex. Helena, Mont. Huron, 8. Dak;’ 29 Rain Rain dy o Bt eloua: elou . Gloudy Cloudy 90 68 0.i6 Rain 3:01 pm.; high tide, 8:26 a.m. and s:qai Indienapolis.Ind 29. Jacksonville,Fl it Fansas City Mo. Hd 0.80 Clear ... Clear 6:36 Cloudy +o2s Pt.cloudy 1.82 Cloudy 0.38 Rlnln .., Clear i3 Blotay 0552 Rain 2o.. Clear 0.i§ Cloudy 0.42 Snow ..., Clear 0.32 Rain <.v Clear + Clear ..., Clear 011§ Cloudy 0.01 Cloudy Cloudy . Cloudy 4 Cloudy New Orleans. New York, N¥. 29 Oklahoma_ City. or Neb; ebr adelphis. Py Bhoenix, Ariz Pittsburgh, Pa Portland, 'Me. Portland, Orej . Raleigh, ' N, 74 Salt Lake Gitv: 30,56 8an Diego, Calif 30.18 Sen, Fraricisco. . Louts, Mo. 8t. Paul, M| FOREIGN. (7 am., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather, Londcen, Rain S:,}: ‘:, C:Dud’ Stockhiolm, Swade $urt tloudy Gibraltar,” Spain. 56 Part cloudy (Noon, Greenwich time. today.) Horta (Fayal), Asores.... 63 ' Bart cloudy (Current observations.) Hamilton, Bermuda.. ... 80 Part cloudy San Juan. Porto R 78 Cloudy Cuba, 66 Clear 80 Clear — LOST. BARPIN. platinum, five dimonds, Bt A ] L antiin Bera. In" wardman Fare, Reward 11 BEADS, gold; lost last E i {IstFict’ OF Cnevy' Chase: - Rewara. " Wis: BRACELET, colored Tink, with University of Maryland seal: lost Monday, January 7. val. enta) ; & Cedar st.. Abt. 10. Ga. 410-W. e o BRACELET, platinum, 2 di s and sap- phire; between 1111 and “‘u‘ngmd.‘ e ward. _Adams 3532 or North 268 BULLDOG, small, female, brown, Mot LIBR, between 10 and Snd neas V. Rewsrd, MBatinw OUFF "LINK (one), ntown; e downtown; ENVELOPE, containing 362 in cash and per- sonal pape; Generous reward. 3500 14th st. n.w. _Col._3600, Branch 615, after 8 p.m. Y CASE, small. “dark brown leather: probably between 8th and A n.e. and 14th and B_s.w. Tuesday a.m. Address Box office. . ee flat keys, vith cord. ward. Main 7335, eys, tied with cord. “l'fl 3 on ;lree!;. . ave. and 3rd_an Upshur n.w., Jan. 8. Return to Police Deyl. MITTENS, driver’. tens, 3 fingers, in 2amd. Clarent PEKINGESE—Los and white female mi Dec. ¥ of driver's Georgetown about 80. Reward. at 3rd and E liberal rewar 1 . Toe PIN—Sunday evening, in or near Poll's The- ater, pin get Wwith' amethysts. ~Reward. ices M. Miller, 1208 M st. 10° POCKETBOOK. tan, with money, keys and silver rosary; Jan. §, in Kann's department store. Mrs. H. H. Lyon, Bel Alion, Md. Reward. : POODLE PUPPY, white male; on Jan. strayed from near Bliss Electrical School: tan harness, no_tag: d Carda of Thanks, KENNER, DOLA A, T wish to extend my sincere thanks for the beautiful floral offerings and expressions of sympathy from the school, relatives and = friends and public in general in my sad bereavement at_the d of my daughter, DOLA ‘A, KENNER. HER MOTHER. SMALLWOOD, LYDIA ‘We wish to ex- press our ks and _appreciation to friends _and relatives fcr the kind sym- pathy and beautiful floral tributes at the death _of our beloved mother, LYDIA I SMALLWOOD. THE CHILDREN. * On Wednasday. ; . to' R Burke, & son, s ROBERT BURKE, Jr. . Deaths. BEAVERS, SAMUEL RICHARD. On Wed- nesday, January 9. 1929. at_his residence, 511 M'st. ne. SAMUEL RICHARD. b loved son’ of the late Joseph and Carrie Beavers. Funeral Arom the chapel of Frank Geler's Sons’ Co., 1113 7th st. n.w., on Saturday. January’ 12, ‘at 8:30 am. Requiem mass at St. Aloysius Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and_friends invited. Interment Congressional Cemetery. 11% BOWBEER, FRANCES ESTELLE. Suddenly. on January 8, 1929, PRANCES ESTELLE BOWBEER, beioved wife of Herbert Leslie Bowbeer, 317 West Fort ave.. Clarendon, Va. Funeral services to be held at Clar- on Presbyterian Church, Friday, De- cember 11, at 2 p.m. o BRADSHAW. SARAH EMILY, Departed this life Wednesday, January 9. 1929, at 3:20 p.m. at her residence. 1753 S 'st. N.¥. SARAH EMILY BRADSHAW (nee Burley). daughter of the late John and Susan Bur- ley and wife of Philip Bradshaw. She also leaves three cousins ard other relatives ond friends. Funeral Saturday, Janiary 12 at 2 pm. from Mount Zion Church, 29th st. beiween Dumbarton ave. and O st. nw. Interment Mount Zion Cematery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. il BRADSHAW, SAMUEL. On Wednesday, January 9. 1929, at’his residence, 1439 Duncan st. ne. SAMUEL BRADSHAW, devoted husband of Rebeccs Bradshaw. Funeral Friday, January 11, at 1 pam. from Moon & Allen funeral parlors, and Fla. ave. n.w. BRANNAN, ELIZABETH P. “Tuesday.’ January 8. 1929, Hospital, ELIZABETH P., beloved sister of Margaret M. Brannan, 'Remains restinz at the funeral home of Perry & Walsh. 29 H st. n.w. Funeral from the funeral home of Perry & Waish, on Friday, January 11, at 8:30 a.m., thence to 8t. Aloysius Churca, where requiém mass will be sald at 9 a. for the repose of her soul. _Interment af Mount Olivet Cemetery, ~ Relatives and filends invited. - BRENNAN, KATHRYN D. On Wednesday, January’ 9, 1929. KATHRYN_D.. beloved Wife of Thomas M. Brennan. Funeral iron the residence of her daughter, Mrs. John F. Victory, 5 Sherman circle. Saturd Jinuary 13, at 8:30 am. Reauiem at St. Gabriel's Church at 9 a.m. ment” at Mount Olivet Cemetery. ison, Wis., papers please copy.) EROOKS, IRMA. On Wednesday, January 9. 1920, IRMA ‘BROOKS, beloved daughter of Mrs. Luciile Brooks. Funeral Saturday, January 12, ‘at 11 am. from Moon & Allen funeral parlors, 14ih and Fla. ave. Suddenly, on at Providence mass Inter- (Mad- 11 n.w. BRUCE, MILDRED KING. Departed this life” Wednesday, January 9, 1929, at 4 am., at_her residence, 1812 Vernon st. n.w. MILDRED KING, beloved daughter of Nannie J. King: devoted sister of An- thony King and beloved wife of Wilson Bruce. Notice of funeral hereafter. 10 BUTLER, ROBERT. Departed this life Wed- nesday, January 9, 1929, at 4:10 a.m., at his residence, 209 D st.’s.w.. after a lin- gering iliness, ROBERT BUTLER. He leaves to mourn his loss a devoted wiie, two brothers and three sisters, one daugh- ter and one grandson. Funeral from Met- ropolitan A. M. E. Zion Wesley Church, D st. between 2nd and 3rd sts. s.w., Sunday, January 13, at 1 p.m. Friends and rela- tives invited to attend. 13 BYRD. SUSIE. Entered into eternal rest Tuesday, January 8, 1929, at the residence of her daughter, 728 3rd st. s.w.. SUSIE BYRD, the beloved mother of Neiile But- ler end Benjamin Bland, ir.; loving sister of Martha * Blue, ~Lillie’ Forster, John Charles and Rey. James Harvey. Funeral Sunday, January 13, at 1 p.m., from Zion Baptist' Church, E’st. between 3rd and 4% sts. s.w. Relatives and {riends invited. CLIFFORD. WILLIAM HENRY. On Thurs- day, January ‘10, 1929, at his Tesidence, 939 'S st. n.w. WILLIAM HENRY CLIP- FORD, beloved husband of Carrie Wil- liams 'Chifford and father of J. Williams Clifford and Maurice C. Clifford. Inter- ment at Cleveland, Ohio. Today—Sun rose 7:27 am.; sun SelS COOK, WILLIAM, Departed this life, Tues- day.’ January_8, 1929, WILLIAM COOK. Remains at Frazier's new funeral home, 389 R. ve. n.w. Notice of funeral later. DABNEY, ADELAIDE V. The John Marshall Harlan Rellef Assoclation announces the death of Sister ADELAIDE V. DABNEY. Funeral from Metropolitan A. M. E. Church today 8l befde w, COLE, Pi . , Pres. L. B. CURTIS, Ree. Secty. DAVIS, EDMUND C. On Wednesday. Jan- uary' 9. 1929, at his yesidence. Colesville, Md. EDMUND C. DAVIS, husband _of Lydia A. Davis, in his 84th year. Fu- | from his ‘ate residence on Priday. i .m. rment Union Cemetery, Rockville, Md. DORR. MARY ANNA. On Wednesday, Jan- y 9, 1920, MARY ANNA, beloved wife of the late George Dorr. 'Funeral from her late residence, 2532 Bladensburg rd.. on Friday, January 11, at 845 am. Requiem mass _at St. Mary's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment St. Mary's Ceme‘l;.ry. DUGGAN, FRANCIS N. On Monday, Janu- ary 7, '1929, at 1 p.m. at his residence, 6908 Connecticut avenue n.w.. FRANCIS N., beloved husband of Mary H. Duggan. Requiem mass at Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament. on Friday. January 11, at 9 am. Interment in Mount Olivet ‘Ceme- tery. (Quebec Chronicle and Montreal Gazette please copy.) 10° DUGGAN, FRANCIS N. Members of Wash- ington Council, 'No. 324, K. of C., are ad- vised of the death ‘on’ Tuesday, January 8, 1929, of Brother FRANCIS N. DUGGAN, at his residence, 6906 Conn. ave. n.w., and are requested to attend his funeral services at the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament. Chevy Chase, on Friday. January 11, at 9 am. A J. SCULLEN, G. K. DR. A. D. WILKINSON, F. S. ELLI On Thursday. January 10, 1929. ‘at Alexandria Hospital.” JOHN C. ELLIS, aged 56 years, beloved husband of : “father of Helen P. and . Funeral from _his residence, ‘Mount Idd, Va. Saturd: January 12, at 10 am. ' Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery, St. Marys County, Md. 11 ENGEL, GEORGE W. On Wednesday, Jan- uary 9, 1929, at his residence, the Balfour t.. 16th and You sts. n.w. GEORGE W. ENGEL, aged 67 vears. beloved husband of Rosa E. Engel Funeral services at his late residence Friday, January 11, at 2:30 pm. Interment privale, Rock Creek Cemetery. 10 FALT.ON. MARY. On Tuesday. January 8. 1929, at the residence of her son-in-la Patrick H. O'Dea, 1825 1st st. n.w., MARY FALLON, widow of Patrick Fallon. Rela- tives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, Friday morning. January 11, At 9 o'clock, from the above address. thence to St.‘Martin’s Church. where mass will be_celebrated for the repose of her soul. " Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, (Philadelphia papers please copy.) 10° GARDNER. JOSEPH. On Thursday, Janu- ary 10. 1929, at Garfleld Hospital, JOSEPH GARDNER, 'devoted husband of 'Eleanor Gardner, father of Alonzo, Olivia and Joseph Gardner. Notice of ‘funeral here- after. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlor, 2222 Ga. ave. nw. GREEN. JOHN M. Departed this life Wednesday, January 9. 1929. at 9:30 a.m., at his residence, 208 Fal w ave., Fair- mount Heights, Md. He leaves to moura their loss a loving wife, Mrs. Annie Gree two daughters, Mrs. Mary Berry, Carrie_Brown of New York City: sons, Elljah. Allen, Edgar, Arthur. one sister, Mrs. Annle Butler. and a h of other relatives and friends. Funeral from Brown Memorial A. M. E. Church, 14th and B_sts. n.e.. Sunday, January 13, at 1 pm., Rev. J. W. Bovie. pastor. T terment at Payne's Cemetery. 12 GRIFFIN, MINNIE. On Tuesdav. January 8. 1929. at her residence, 1137 8th st. n. MINNIE GRIFFIN. devoted wife of Jam Grifin, mother of Gladys. Leonard. Ber nard, Rosy. Viola and Marguerite Griffin. She nlso leaves five sisters and three broth- ers. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarv Cn. funernl parlors, 2222 Geor®ia avs. n.w. Puneral Saturday, January 12, at 8 p.m., from 1137 8th st. n.w. HACKETT, SUSIE. On Wednesday, January 9. 1929, SUSIE HACKETT, aged 32 years. beloved daughter of Lydia Bittinger. Re- mains resing at W. W, Deal's funeral home, 816 I st. n.e. Interment Wh Sulphur Spring. W. Va. (Ronceverte, Va., papers please copy.) HALL, SUSAN F. On Wednesday, Janua 1929, SUSAN E. HALL, at tl home of r sister, Mrs. T. H. H. Battle. 3005 45th st. m.w. Funeral services Friday, Janu- ary 11, at Ridgway, Pa. HARPER, EMMA R. On Tuesday. January 8. 1929, at Greensboro. N. C. EMMA R. HARPER. beloved wife of the late Thomas H. Harper. Funeral from the residence of her son, Vance B. Harper, 208 Randolph pl. ne. Thursday, January 10. at 3 p.m. Interment Congressional Cemetery. Rela- tives and friends invited. 10 [EIDINGSFELDER, EDWARD. Suddenly. A TN EsAY. Jamuary 10, 1929: at his res dence. 2799 28th st. n.w.. EDWARD HEID- INGSFELDER. aged 57 years. beloved hus- band of Laura B. Heidingsfelder. Funoral from ‘his late residence, Priday, January 11, at 2 pm. Interment Washington He- brew Cemetery. HOAGLAND, MARIE J. On Wednesday, January 9, 1929, at the residence of Mrs. Nellie E. Duean, 335 17th st. s.e.. MARIE J.. (Aunt Mamie, nee Wood), beloved wife of the late George H. Hoagland. Funeral from the above residence on Saturday, January 12, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. mall _diamond, en 11th and G 706 11th n.w. spots, wearing round leather collar. in_ vicinity Bureau of Standare Phone Cleveland 4171 WATCH CHAIN PEN; with ttached to short plece of chai er vard.__E. Willlams, Georgia 710. WRIST WATCH, lady's white gold “Bulo- Jan. 8 belween Western and Techni- ast seen vi 4 cal ‘High Schools: reward. 5402 Conn. ave Apt. 402. Cleveland 3151. WRIST WATCH, lady's white gold, band at- tached: between corner Conn. ave., N st. and Press DIdS. 1734 P st Apt. 32i reyard. HOBES, ELLA M. On Thursday, January O a0t bt derreamen's Houpital, ELLA AL JIOBBS, ‘devoted sister of Mrs. Fannie Quarles. Remains resting ai Moon Allen funeral parlors, 13th and Fla. ave. n.w. Notice of funeral iater. JAMISON, JOHN STEUART. On Wednesday, January 9, 1929, at his residence, 141 E st. s.e. JOHN STEUART, beloved husband of the late Katherine Jamison and father of Roderick H. Jamison and Mrs. Mae B. Stephens. Funeral will be held from his Iate residence on Friday, January 11, at 8:30 am.. thence to St. Peter's Church. where mass will be said at 9 a.m. for the 1epose of his soul. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. (Newark, N. J. papers please copy.) His noble life was pure as it began, And that is what made him, first of all, a man. v 1 - - Draths. ETHEL A. Departed this life 3 her_residence. 637 Q HEr, A JOHNSON. - Remaina JOHNSON, January' 8. st. nw. resting ‘at the funeral parlors of A Morrow & Harris, New Jersey ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral late KING, CHARLES S. On Wednesday, Jan- vary 9. 1929. at 'his_residence. Mackeya Hill. Va., CHARLES S beloved husband of Mary' King. aged 71 years. Funeral and interment in_Warrenton, Va. Soul by soul, the Master calls. One by one. 'the roses fall. Not for one, but for ail. We. too, must go when the roll is called. * LAWSON, EDWARD C. On Tuesday, Janu- ary 8, 1929, at the residence of his daugh- ter, Mrs. Charles Marmaduke, 1218 7th st.'s.w.. EDWARD C.. husband of the late Mary C. Lawsoh and devoted father of Mrs. Anna L. Onyun, Mrs. Evelyn Marma- duke ‘of Washington, D. C. and Edward B. Lawson of Newport. R. I. in the Tith séar of his ‘age. Funeral from above resi dence Friday, January 11, at 2 p.m. Rel tives and ‘friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemeters. 10 O'DONNELL. SARAH F. On Wednesday, January 9. 1929, at_her. residence, 1222 Randolph st. n.e. SARAH F.. beloved wife of George A. O'Donnell. Puneral from her late residence on Friday. January 11, at 9 am., thence to St. Anthony's Church, where mass will be said at 9:30 a.m. Rela- tives and friends invited to attend.’ Inter- ment New Cathedral Cemetery, Baltimore, REIFR, SUSANA. On Wednesday. Januaty 9. 1929, at her residence. Washingtoa-Bal- timore” boulevard, University Park, Md SUSANA REIER (nee Connelly) aged 64 years, beloved wife of Theodore , ral from her late residence on Satur- January 13, at 2 p.m. Relatives and s invited. Interment Fort Lincoin Cemetery. 11 RICKS, MARTHA. _On Sundayg, January 6 1920, MARTHA RICKS. Funeral Satur- day. January 12, at 12 noon, from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2232 Ga. ave. n.w. SCHAFFNER. LILLIAN A. On Tuesday, January 8, 1929, after a short iliness. at her_residence. 1009 11th st. n.w., LILLIA A, SCHAFFNER. aged 55 years, widow Gi Charles E. Schaftner. Funeral services at Hysong's funeral home. 1300 N st. n.W.. Friday, January 11, at 11 a.m. Interment Cedar HIll Cemetery. o SHAFFNER LILLIAN A. On Tuesdav, Jan- uary 8, 1929, at her residence. 1009 11th st. n.w., LILLIAN A.' SHAFFNER. Serv- ices at’ Hysonw's funeral home ' Friday. January 11. at 11 am. Member of the Ladies’ Auxiliary, Hotel Greeters of America. SMALL, WILLIAM F. On Wednesday, Jan- uary 9, 1929, at his residence, 1315 Euclid st. n.w.. WILLIAM F.. husband of Frances M. Small. Notice of funeral later. SPANIER, JULIUS. On Wednesday. ary 9, '1929. at his residence, 1333 rd. n.w. JULIUS, aged 90 years. h Janu- Park of the Inte Esther Spanier. Remains rest- In Memoriam, HARRIS. BEATRICE VIRGINIA. P A ovine heeice, VRGT A vik GINIA HARRIS (nee Robinson), Wwho passed away one year ago today, Janu- ary 10, 1928, “There is no death! An angel form ‘Walks o'er the earth with silent tresd And hears our best loved ones awas, And then we call them dead. He_leaves our hearts all desolate, He plucks -our fairest, sweetest TrAlsflplnl‘\l-d In!(l\ bbo”" they now wers, orn immortal PN HORTON. M. G. ho paseed suddanty o8y Norde HORTON, who passed suddenly years ago today, January 10, 192¢ The one we loved has cone to rest. The hands tha vs gave s Now lie in death’s cold chill. How sad today our troubled hearis, How dim our eyes with tea For deatn has robbed us of the ene ‘e_thought was ours for v AER_DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SIS LLS. JULTA A. In loving remembrance M ot et mother, JULIA 'A. MILLS, whe departed this life two years ago today, January 10, 1927. A mother dear has gone before, In safety reached the better shore, No more 10 pain Or sOrTOw bear, QPRI DGR "in ™ GRAND QVING _ DA! AND- DAUGHTER. ELLA SCOTT ES- TELLE DRY . MONTGOMERY. MARY AGNES. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear mother, MARY AGNES MONTGOMERY. who dé= parted this life ten years ago today, Jane uary 10, 1919, When T am alone and silent 1 breathe a deep regret. For you were mine and I remember, It all the world forgets. It_matters not which road T take. How dark or lonely it be: 1 know that God will some time Joia e road that leads to thee. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, CORINNE L. DEVERS. o SHEPHARD. JOHN brance of our dear husband and father. JOHN B. SHEPHARD. who left us one year ago today, January 10, 1921 What happy days we once enjoyed, When we ware all togethe: But. oh, how changed it all is now, Since ‘you have gone forever. Some may think w= are not lonely When they see us smile. Little do they know the heartache Trat we suffer all the while . HIS_LOVING WIFE, KATE, AND DAUGH- TER, HATTIE . SHORTER, PRITCILLA. A tribute of lore d_devotion to the memory of ou mother, Mrs. PRISCILLA SHORTER, Who entered into rest January 10, 1901. Oh. sweetest word that language ever knew, Which love and peace and duty whisper through! flowers; In loving rememe ing at the §. H. Hines Co. funer: 2901 1ath st. n.w. STRIGGS. PLINA ELIZABETH FORD. Died January 7. p.m; PLINA E. F. SPRIGGS, beloved mother of Mrs. Belle Foote, Mrs. Fannie Brown, Ben) T. Walter, L. Richard A, Ford and Cornelia M. Spri sister of Snowden. John and Lioyd Hamilton: also leaves nine grand- children and other relatives and s host of friends. Funeral Priday. January 11, at 9 o'clock from St. Margaret's Church, Seat Pleasant, Md. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. May her soul rest in peace. THE PAMILY. 10° STANTON. GEORGE BERNARD. On Thurs- day. January 10, 1929, GEORGE BERNARD, aged 10 months. beloved son of George T. and Emilie Bruno Stanton. Funeral (pri- vate) PFriday, January 11, at 1:30 . from his parents’ residence, 605 H st. 0. STARKES, THOMAS NELSON, Jr. De- parted this sday, January 1 1929, at 4 U. 8. Veterans' Hospital. he, Ohio, THOMAS NELSON STARKES, Jr.. the beloved hus- band of Jennis Gaskins Starkes and the beloved son of Thomas Starkes and the brother of Eugene Starkes and cousin’ of Mrs. Gertrude Clark. Notice of funeral hereafter. TAYLOR, LEONORA LE BARON. Wed- nesday, January 9, 1929, at her fesidence 2039 New Hampshire ave. n.w., LEONORA LE BARON TAYLOR. widow of the late Hannis Teylor. Funeral services from H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th nw. Friday, January 11 at 8 thence to St. Paul's Chureh, 15t] sts. nw.. where mass will [ a.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Ce WARD, VIRGINIA CORNELIUS. uary’ 8, 1929, VIRGINIA COR! loved wife of G. Frank Ward from the residence of her sunt, Mrs. A. Lane. 4000 Chatham rd, Baitimiore, on_‘Friday morning, January il o'ciock. Interment private. WEBB, SARAH. Departed this life Jan- uary 8, 1929. “at Mount Y. SARAH WEBB, widow of 8. A. ing mother_of Theodore, Arthur, Philip Webb and Beatrice Webb Ramos.’ Notice of funeral later. WEBSTER, BENJAMIN S. On Tuesda: January’8, 1929, at 1 ncy Hospital, JAMIN 8., ears. beloved father of George S.. Walter M., Edna S. and Benjamin J. Webster. Funeral on Pri 1 from 708 15th st. ment at Mount Glive and friends invited. WILLIAMS, J. RUSSELL. On Tuesday, Jan- rs. M. E. Fullerton. ‘Annapoiis,” Md., J. RUSSELL WILLIAM: ed 84 year: Williams_of Washington, D. C.. &N Fiankfort, Ky. Funeral services will be held at Annapolis, January 11, at 3 p.m (Frankfort, Ky.. papers please copy.) WILLIA! WALTER A. On Tuesday, uary 8. 1929, at his residence. 3504 Baker st.. Brentwood, Md. WALTER A.. beloved husband of dertrude R. Williams _(nee Fogle). age 42 years. Funeral from Gasch & Sous’ funeral parlors. Hyattsville, Md., on Thursday, January 10, at 8 p.m. Rela- tives and_ friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Friday, January 11 a.m. WILS is vesi 1311 V st. n.w. his residence . n. devoted husband of Liilie Dunlap Wilso g_at Frazier's funersl pa 1 Fridey, Jsnuary 11 o'clock. Frazier's new funeral home, 3t Rhode Isiand ave. n.w. All friends’ and relatives invited. Interment Lincoln Me- morial Cemetery. WILSON, late Martha Starkes, Tatho ERT H. " Friday, Januas B S TR S j, KEY, Noble Grand. - WILSON, ROBERT H. All officers of Dorfc Lodge, No. 19, F. A, A. M., will assemole at_Masonic_Temple, 5th st. and Virgiaia Friday, Jsnuary 11, 1 ave. s.e. 929, at 'pose of attend B R iner, ROBERT 11:30 a.m., for the the funeral of our late brother, H. WILSON. ~All members are requested {3 assemble at Prazier's funeral parior, 339 Rhode Island ave. n.w., at 12:30 p.m. ARTHUR J. DIGGS, W. M. J. W. ALSTON. Sec'y. ISE, RANDOLPH T. Suddenly, Tuesday, W Np L, HANDOLEH T, WISE: husband of the late Florence W. Wise, brother of John, George. Linwood a! Leroy Wise and Mrs. Emma Smith. Mrs. Esther Brown, Mrs. Mary Myrtle and Mrs. Jacaueline Lightfoot. ~Funeral from McGuire's funeral home, 1820 9th st. n.w. Friday. January 11, at'2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. 10 WOOD, MARGARET CECELIA. On Wednes- day, 'Js 1929. at Providence Hos- A WOOD_(nes My 8. Wood, Funeral will be held from her late resi- dence, 513 18th st. n.e.. on Saturday, Jan- uary 12. at 8:30 a. hence to Holy Com- forter Church, where mass will id at 9 a.m. for the repose of her soul. ment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. WOOD, WILLIAM P. On Thursday, January 10. 1829, at Providence Hospital. Dr. WIL- Tt Wash " emaing " restin cGee Wood. 'm el of 3 SWilliam Lee's Sons. 332 Penn- sylvania ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. YANCY, OLIVE. On Monday, January 7, 1929, 'OLIVE YANCY, devoted broth Bessie ~ Washington ‘and son of Ma Yancy. Funeral Friday. Noreila, Va. ~Remains resting Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, Ga. ave. In Memoriam. BAKER, FANNIE. BROCK. MARTHA. sad _but loving remembrance of my loved daughter, PANNIE. BAKER. who de- parted this life ten years ago today. Jan- uary 10. 1919, and my dear sister, MARTHA BROCK. who departed this_life three years ago today. January 10. 1926, THEIR DEVOTED MOTHER AND SIS- TER, FANNIE SCARBOROUGH. . BRENT, VIOLET LUCAS. In sad memory of my dear mother. VIOLET LUCAS BRENT. who departed this Life one year ago today, January 10, 1928. My life is lonesome, My heart is filled with pain, I feel like I will never know A happy day in life again. ©Oh. mother, smile on me from heaven, -Ask God to lead me when 1 die, That I may meet vou moiher, ome sweet day, by and by. LONELY DAUGHTER MARY. * BRENT. VIOLET LUCAS. In sad but lov- ing remembrance of our dear mother, VIOLET LUCAS BRENT. who departad this lite one vear ago today, Janusry 10, Tn When we are alone and silent We breathe a deep regret, For you were curs, and we remember It all the world forgets. Dear mother, it matters not which road we take, Oh. magic name that wakes to life again, In many a lonely heart an olden strain, And holy name that. like unto s prayer. Blips over lips bereit and paie with care; Oh. joyful ame that listle children shout! Oh. fragrant name, like roses 'round about! h. beauty smiles and music echoes through language ever “Mother."” HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, ALICE V. 'AND MARY E. SHORTER. a SPARROUGH, LOREN MELVILLE. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear hus- band, LOREN MELVILLE SPARROUGH, ho departed one year ago today, January Some may think T am not lonely. When at times they see me smile; Little do they know the heartaches uffer all_the : LOVING WIFE. MARY M. SPARROUGH. A loving father, so good and kind, No Iriend on earth like him we find. Sad was the hour of that unhappy day When God called our dear father away. LQVING " SONS, RICHARD AND ED- MEMORIALS. DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHONE MAIN 2008 FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET Tue J. F. Manning Co., Inc. 15T STREeT N. W, WaAsHINGTON Abbey- Mausoleum Beautiful-—Enduring—Coavenioat MILITARY _HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE - Opposite Arlingten Cemetery Ride out in the afternoon and view this wonderful mausoleum :7:‘ l‘l‘l{t serene and permanent tran- Y. 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