Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1929, Page 9

Revised Reductions Customers of The Mode know from experience what to expect in these Semi-annual Clearance Sales. But we've gone still deeper with our reductions—adding to the advan- tage for you. Suits—OQvercoats—Topcoats Of Fashion Park, Charter House, Mode and Richard Austin (London) making. It's the world’s best clothing—as you know. No charge for alterations. All Suits— except for formal dress $50, $55 and $60 Suits Suits $80 Suits $27:50 $37.50 $57.50 Heavy-weight Overcoats $90, $100 and $125 Overcoats $35, $40 and $65, $70, $75 and $35, $40 and $30, $55, $60 $70, $75 and $45 Overcoats il $80 Overcoats Overcoats $27:50 84350 $595 $70.50 Topcoats— .50 $35, $40, $45 and $50..... $28 Fashion Park, Mode 50 :nd Austin makes $55, $60, $75 and $85.......... s‘4‘3 Shirts Are Cut Again $6.50 and $7.50 finest silk mixtures, with collars attached. 4 Only a small lot......... $3 95 3 for $11.00 $200, $2.50 and $2.75 fancy madras, percale, etc, with separate collars to match, collars $1.59 attached and neckband. .. ]_“ 3 for $4.50 $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 fine fancy madras, etc., with separate collars and collars at- 82 15 e R G 3 for $6.00 $5.00, $6.00 and $6.50 finest madras with pleated and plai» bosoms and neglige; witi 33.15 3 for $9.00 separate collars to match. Fine COCOON broadcloth, in white only, collars attached or neckband . $8.75, $10.00 and $12.00 high-grade silks — radium, jacquard, etc., with separate collars 95 to match ....ce0evnnnnn. $5 3 for $17.00 $2.50 |mported English broad- cloths; white and plain shades with collars at- 31.89 3 for $5.00 tached and neckband.. 82.95 SRS S S or $850 New Reductions in Neckwear This includes all of Paul Olmer et Cie, W elsh Margetson and fine domestic makes. Cut sitks and knitted scarfs. 3 for $1.65 3 for $2.50 $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 Knitted Silk, Jacquard sl 79 patterns ....iveceenenens 3 for $5.00 Lounging Robes $11.00 and $1350 bro- $8.75 caded robes $15.00 and $1650 bro- $12 75 caded robes. 500 to $35.00 silk- Iinifl robes. . $21-75 $40.00, $45.00 & $50.00 silk-lined robes......... $32 75 $49.75 $65.00, $75.00 & $100.00 silk-lined robes. ... Pajamas $2.00 and $2.50 pajamas, plain shades and fancy patterns ..........i0000n $1.00 Cut Silk $2.00 and $2.50 Cut Sllk sl 29 Cravats: ..... Cravats .. '3 for $3.50 $350, $400 and $500 §0).29 Cut Silk Cravats...... © 3 for $6.50 $1.50 Cut Silk Cravats ........ Mufflers $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 crepe silk, with embroidered $2 85 figures, plaids, etc. Gloves Lot $4.50 Mark Cross Buckskin Gloves . Hosiery All wool, silk and wool hosiery— both imported and domestic makes. $1.00, $1.50 hose. ... T9¢ 3 for $2.25 -$1.29 3 for $3.75 $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 hose. $2.2q 3 for $6.50 Handkerchiefs $2.50 imported English (1] foulard sport handkerchiefs $1 3 Fancy Vests $7.50 to $10.00 fancy $2 95 street- vests... Hats $5.00 to $7.00 Mode soft 32'95 hats—just a small lot. $10.00 and $12.00 Henry Heath (English) soft hats—just a small lot..... $5 95 : $3.29 $2.00 and $2.50 hose... $1.59 3 for $4.50 $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 pajamas, soisette and plain 32.29 weaves 3 for $6.00 $5.00, $6.00, $8.00, $9.00 and $10.00 pajamas; including importations from Welsh Margctson of London.. $$ 9§ Underwear $1.50 and $’(XJ athletic 890 union suits. 3 {ar $2.50 $1.50 Rocking Chair rayon athletic undershirts........ 89¢c 7 3 for $2.50 The Mode—F at Eleventh NG . STAR, WASHI €., THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1929, WIDOW OF 1812 WAR VETERAN, 101, DIES Mrs. Sarah Jane Foster Ex- pires at Home of Son and Daughter. Mrs. Sarah Jane Foster, oldest Mdow of a veteran of the War of 1812, died yesterday at her residence in the Ken- esaw Apartments, Sixteenth and Irving streets, at the age of 101. Until re- cently Mrs. Foster has enjoyed good health and has been able to take an interest in affairs. Born in Charles County, Md, No- vember 14, 1827, she came to Washing- ton when a young woman and has re- sided in the Capital most of her life. When Mrs. Foster moved to this city the population was 8,000, and she es- tablished her residence on New Jersey avenue, across the street from the home of the Pennsylvania Representative, Thaddeus Stevens. Soon after her marriage to Adams Foster she moved to Connecticut to live. Her husband took up the practice of law in Pennsylvania and died in 1860 at New Haven, Conn. Following his death Mrs. Foster returned to Wash- ington to make her home with her daughter, Miss Jane Adams Foster, and her son, Dr. Romulus Adams Foster, a physician at the Kenesaw. Mrs. Foster had four children—two of them twins, Dr. Foster and Remus Foster, the latter now dead. Elizabeth Foster, another daughter, also is dead. Mrs. Edith Maude McCallum, the daughter of Remus Foster, now lives at Atlantic City, N. J. Dr. Foster is unmarried. Adams Foster, the veteran of the War of 1812, served as confidential sec- | retary to Commodore John Rogers on | the frigate President. He traced his ancestry to Flemish forbears, and his ancestor, Reginald Foster, was among those who came to America aboard the vessels of King Charles 1. He then set- tled in Ipswich, Mass. Adam Foster's paternal grandfather, Capt. James Fos- ter of Reading, Mass., served as a lieu- tenant in the 5th Company of the 2d Regiment of Militia, in Middlesex Coun- ty, and was made captain in the 4th Regiment in 1791. Mrs. Foster is survived by her daugh- ter, granddaughter and her son. Fu- neral services will be held at her late residence on Snturday SCHEEK RENAMED ASSOCIATION HEAD Dahlgren Terrace Body Will Hold | Another Election Next May, Andrew F. E. Scheek was last night re-elected president of the Dahlgren Terrace Citizens' Association at the an- nual meeting in the Soclal Oyster House. In accordance with the revised by-laws of the association, he and the other of- ficers will only serve until next May, golvaever when another election will be el ‘The others elected last night were: D. L. James, first vice president; Mrs, E. M. Leach, second vice president; J. D. Kingsbury, treasurer, and Miss Rrances W. Barnes, secretary. The association asked that the play- ground at Eighteenth and Otis streets northeast be immediately improved, and also that improvements be begun in the Girard Street Park. Indorsement was given to the Cramton bill for the imme- diate purchase of public parks for the District, On recommendation of its police and fire committee, the xrvugl approved the selection of the site north of Rhode Is- land avenue between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets northeast for the new fire house for the community. ‘The citizens placed themselves on record as favoring any bill that would provide for an increase in the pay of firemen. BUS LINE LOSS CITED. Public Utilities Commission Told Cleveland Park Route Costly. ‘The Cleveland Park coach line of the Capital Traction Co. has lost $18,- 976 since it was put into operation in November, 1927, a report by J. ‘D, Murray of the Public Ut\liues Com- mission’s accounting bureau, made pub- lic today, shows. Mr. Murray called attention to the figures in his report and pointed out that they had an adverse effect upon the return earned by the company's| Bl system. He suggested no course of ac- tion to the commission, but at a meet- ing today the commission decided against ordering the line abandoned for the present. The matter taken up again after the present session of Congress. The delay was allowed to see what action is taken on the pro- posqid merger of the street car com- panies. OPEN A CHARGE | ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F :«. Ryan Service Combines Efficiency With Thoughtfulness We are mindtal of yhen we “age cailed s and proceed w The smailest detail Js not overlooke Such service is responsible for our success. msibility service Funeral Parlor—Private Ambulance—and Livery in Connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 wlllbe,gn Died Tuesday MRS. MARGARET V. ROBERTS. MRS. MARGARET ROBERTS’ FUNERAL IS TOMORROW Resident of Capital Many Years. Was Active in Fraterngl Organizations. Mrs. Margaret V. Roberts, wife of Flournoy C. Roberts, died Tuesday night at her- hesidence, 200 Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. Roberts has been & resident of Washington for many years, having come to this city from Savannah, Ga. She was “active in several fraternal organizations, being a member of William £. Hunt Chapter, O. E. 8., No. 16; Patriotic Order of Daughters of America, and Women's Auxiliary No. 13 of Columbia Typographical Union 101, having represented that association in international conventions. She is survived by her husband and five children: Mrs. Lottie V. Hanson, Mrs. Lulu E. Jett, E. E. Roberts of ‘Washington; L. I. Roberts of Ridge- wood, N. J, and Frank R. Roberts of Bridgeport, Conn. Funeral services will be held at the United Brethren Church, North Capitol and R streets, at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Interment will be in Glen- wood Cemetery. NEW CHARGE IS FACED. Revolver Taken From Prisoner Said to Have Been Stolen. ‘The revolver taken away from Joseph Santini, 31 years old, of the 1400 block of N street when he was arrested ‘Tuesday night by Headquarters De- tective Harry K. Wilson 1is said to have been stolen from Willlam G. Pasquai, with whom Santini roomed, and this morning Santini was charged with petit larceny. Local police have not yet heard from New York, where Santini’s fingerprints and picture were sent. He was ar- rested by Wilson on information fur- nished by a man whose name has not been divulged. Santini is a native of France and says he formerly was employed as a walter in a local hotel. He is being held at the first precinct station on the larceny charge and for carrying a con- cealed weapon. INJUNCTION ASKED. Bridge Company Seeks to Restrain Enforcement of Rates. The Red River Bridge Co. of Texas today filed suit for an injunction in the District of Columbia Supreme Court against Dwight F. Davis, Secretary of ‘War, to prevent the putting into opera- tion of a recent order reducing the toll for automobliles crossing its bridge near Denison, Tex., into Oklahoma. The company charges that the action of the Secretary in reducing from 75 cents to 35 cents the toll for automobiles is an attempt to regulate profits instead of Iregulatlnl charges, and will seriously affect the revenues of the company. — i _FOUND. POLICE_DOG. hon! Adams 314, POODLI. white, male; collar, no tag. North . T S LOST. BAG—Small black et el e T BETL R : : i !' Mrl.Ael’ efinn Mn g and Ken. P1I hlte mosaic rnn ln uM ,Bc;‘fi‘,’, i “33"'1‘3?}‘3 ot g ang nn. ave. Ilfl Hfll- eward. P Petorson, ‘039 1o ee in'lw Albin oo R Notify 5 Valley View ave. Takoma pm"flfl. HANDBAG, b 3 Fite tekets with oiners’ names. ‘6. LR Brentano's nd 19t n SeTuribia 0 an Phone Potomac_ 1180, Branch 206. l‘a’;n:dr | 2 JOOK, bX 3 3 contained ™ Phone Main 8000, ck, 943 Bianch POCKETBOOK. on street o 845, other colns and valuable pap o, return to L. De Franceschi, 1310 Reward. nnmem o i ei hed: dinmond. sét. o 18 glom;'xllnl Generous Teward: SHEPHERD COLLIE—_Male: white; medium’size. Mrs. L. ‘WRIST WATOH, Ty, Td, ( Vicinity 18th & Yo "cu'h"’a"}v O car. Finder pl fiw.. or phone. WRIST WATCH—Thu 7 0 and 110 elock, goine Trom 100h Aud o to’ 1508 and Fnw. Return (o 724 11th st. n.w. Re- You Should Have Gawler Service! Extract From Letter— “Please accept my thanks. Your excellent services left little that could be desired.” JUSEPH GAaviErs Cresnnd 350 MORTICIANS L Alfred B. Gawler Walter A, Gawler 1750-52-5¢ Penna. Ave. N.W, Main 5512-5513 IMISS MARTHA READ DIES IN ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT Former Capital Resident Was Liv- ing With Brother-in-Law ! and Wife. Notice of the death of Miss Martha | McClelland Read, sister-in-law of Judge R. L. Henry, American judge of the Mixed Court at Alexandria, Egypt, was received yesterday by her sister, Mrs.| J. L. Coontz of 714 Jefferson strect. Miss Read was born in Baton Rouge, La., the daughter of former Judge Alvan C. Read of the Supreme Court | o of Louisiana. In 1917 she moved to Washington, where she made her home with her sisters, Mrs. Henry and Mrs Coontz, during the period of the war, when Judge Henry was serving on the | ‘War Adjustment Board. i When he was appointed to the court at Alexandria, lhree years ago, she went to Egypt with th Judfe and his wife. Miss mnd's brother, Col. Alvan C. Reed. inspector general of the 3d Army of Occupation, died at Hmover, Germany, in 1920, of pneumonia. She is survived by her two sisters. Qards of Thanks. LUCAS, AMANDA, We wish to_express our deep ense of thanks and appreciation to and members of Trinity A. M. irch for their helpful sttitude and Sympathetic expressions. and 10 our nelgh- d friends for 'thelr loving 8¢, the desth of our !Aun..v s SPITZER, J. LAWRENCE. We wish to acknowiedge with gratefui apprectation to Iriends, for d_acts of sym- pathy rendered and beautiful floral tributes sent on the occasion of the death of, our beloved son and brother, J. LAW- REN MR. AND MRS. O. C. SPITZER AND o A FAMILY. Beaths. BAPTISTA, MARGARET E. Dn wednesflliv January 16, 1920, Al ll 3 p.m. rnldence. 129 13th MA! E.BAPTISTA, widow o! tht late Antonio J. Bnumu Funeral from the lhove res- idence on su.umu. January 19, 8:30 a.m. Com!orur Church, lhere mass will b| jald at 9 a. Relatives and friends invited. lmumem. Conzrenluntl Cemetery. BARRON, JAM!S On Tuesday, Jlnusri AS. 1929, at Georgetown Hospital, MES BARRON. Funeral from his sou P st. n.w., on Priday, January 18, at rvices at St. Stephen's Church. Rtlltlvl: and friends mvlted «Kln'fly omit flowers.) BARRON, JAMES. Members of the Commo- dore John Barry Division, Ancient Order of Hibernians, are nntmed of the death RF.O ate Tesiience, of our late brothcr, JAL are requested to ursday, .hnuny Tt 8 neral Friday, January 18, at 9 ices at St. i tephen’s fih\u’c [cCARTHY, Pres. GEORGE GOULD, Ree, BECKWITH, KATE. Devmed this life Tuesday, January 15, 1929, at 625 Morton SxpiP gl triumpH of " Onristian M ain KATE BECKWITH. She leaves to mourn their lnu (our daughters and two sons, Sarah. Mary Liza, Lyda and Vinnie, Hayes &nd Philman Beckwith. Body at Annla p 3 Holloway's funeral chapel, 121 413 Notice ‘of funeral later. (New York pa- vers please copy.) BROOKER, MINNIE H. On Tuesday, Janu- ary 15, 1930, at her fesidence, 1235 Linden INIE KER, devoted .m'e‘r ot 1{"‘:: an l.ng‘u Bro:;(ea Remains resting i fune 3 Qiarke Co.. orida, ave, Funerai 1 D Mount' Afry Baptigt dhuun. North ‘Capitol and L ats. n.w., Rev. Tyler, pastor. Eoitnsa"and reiatives 1nVILed. 1 All_members of the 1919, i "5‘ L sts. HARY, Pres. LOUISE LEWIS, Sec. BURCH, GEORGE A. On Wednesday, Jan- uary 161929, at Seattle, ol A BURCH, formerly of Interment Seattle, Wash BURY, JAMES ALBERT. Suddenly, Wednes- day,’ January 16, 1939, at the Episcopal Eve. Bar and Throat Hospital, JAMES AL- RT, dearly beloved husband of Electra ury '(nee Murray), aged 57 years. Fu- neral from his la dence, 1635 Minne- . Filday. January 18, 2 Bom. “Reiatives ‘and friends tnvited. in- terment Cedar Hill Cemy etery. BUTLER, EARNEST, Suddenly, on Wednes. Wiitem A Butler knd Butler. 'His Tremains he residence of his otice for fun CARR, MITTIE HALL. Suddenly. on Wed- nesday, January 167 1929, MITIIE 1 SRARY he dEvoted Wite of E0 "1 Ts 850 Bwr Rotice of funerai hereafter. nAVl'! MAMIE. On Thursdsy, January 17, S%DSE fetidence. 1631 Varnum st MAMIE, beloved wife of George Wil- Bt Davig: Notice of runeral Jater. “irred- erick, Md., papers please cop: DE _FOREST, EMMA A. On snnu-y. Jan- Gary 13; {020 8t the residence ot her gaughien, Mrs. M W Jlice Fortiend, A_DE PO} REST. widow of Eot ¥ ewton De Forest. Interment at Ar- lington Cemetery, Monday, January 31, at 2 p.m. EVANS. GEORGE W. On Wednesday, Jan- uary 16, 1929, GEORGE W., beloved hus- band of Mary Annie Evans (nse Garner). Funeral from the of F. Murray & Sons. 3011 mchn on Saturday, January 19, af tives and iriends \nvited. Interment cedar Hill Cemetery. FABRITZ, MAX EARNEST. On Wedne January 16, 1929, at his residence, Ash st., Mount Rainler, Md., MAX EAR: nd’ of ~Martha Funers{ from his late residence usry 18, st 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. 17 FISHER, CORA A. On Tuesday. Jaauary her’ residence, Linden, FISHER, beloved sister of Fan- fe Bradley. Remains st Ruth Dabney funeral parior, 453 O st. n.w. Funeral Eriday, January 18, st 2 p.m.. at Linden, FOSTER, SARAH JANE. On Wednesday. janusty 16, 1829, t ‘her residence. the r, erul ser {Drivate) {rom her Iate Tesidence on Sat- urday, Jenuary 15, (Alogny, N. ¥.i Bos- ton, Mass. jen nd’Rich- mond, Va. BIMH Dlllu copy.) On Thursday, Jlmllry 46 am., stpher ‘residence, s.w., MARY FREEMAN, de- Yoted" wile 57 Prua nt Freeman' and mother, of” Lewls Manuel Freeman, y Eliza Jackson. She also Save ‘i stators and iaera brothers and & host of other relatives and friends. No- of 1) 1 hereafter. W. Ernest Jar- 1 'atior, 323 ‘Georsia ‘ave. GALLAHER, MARGARET AMELIA. On Tuesday, 'January 18, 1929, at her resi- ence. oo, Columbla road nw. MAR- QARET AMELIA GALLANER, aunt of Col. R. R Hannay, U. Body rest- Tig at Gawlgrs 'H:"" 1790 P wve, nw. ass will be celebrated at St. Pa Chirch, 15th. and V" sts. ‘how. Friday, Simuary 1000t 8 nm, Ttermeni prveLe HAGER, FRANCES, Suddenly on Tuesday, Japusry 15, 19 her residence, 613 runzn{’rcm e, 1113 7] HANDY, vl RNI On Wednesday, Janu- fry 16, 1929, et u-lun. Hospital, (CE_HANDY, belo n Ernest Jarvis' 7 tuneral gla ave. n.w. Nof tice of uars, 18 tist_C| ightw R Sshuifon Mlller omciating. and friends invite HARGROVE, muul H. Hill Lodge, N quested to :rl! lTj.hr‘y:'l“l" L HARCRGVE Thursdey, January 1% at 8 oclock P ppysRD CARTER, W. M M. P. Coles, "Becrerary. . . NCES L. Suddenly, on B e T Januety 10 1020, 8t the 'rest- dence of her parents, FRANCES foved' daughter of Daniel and Eea d, D. C.. Relatiyes H!Hlberl of James art- hs 25 days. nett, aged 1 yesr 2 monl’ o n neral from her I sidence. 819 Hillauves find Triends Invlted aterment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 17 HERGESHEIMER, JANE ©On Wednes anuary 16, 1929, Orsidonce: 3535 Ith n.W. at ANE E. widow of Henry H s on Saturday, January 19, at 11 a. Al her mldmee 324 D WARD. Funersi Fri- Beuths. JOHNSON, JULIA R. arted this Tuesday. Janus! JoH! T u: Jenkins oficiating, ~ Inte Woodlawn G Friends invited. JOHNIO‘. ul’l lnd memhau of Columoia Tempie. 422, P. O. E. OF W'8re Rereby notifed ‘of ine ugm of ouf, daushter, JULIA JOHNSON. fon” of Thursday, 30 oom.at Eiks Hom Funeral Saturday, January \o from Asbury M. E. urch, B¥ o FOTest, Temple, NG, fony Tample, 34: Love " Tem| Morning Star Lodge, wedesiumbin Lodge, No. 85, are lnvlled J. HART, D. R. 8. R. SAUNDERS, D.Fifi, Sec. MNSON, JULIA. Al members of the Ldl‘l Rock Soclety are h" notified of the death of JULIA JOHN: Funeral Saturd nuary ‘19, 1929, 1 36 F M. E. Church, 1ith J. HART, Pres. 5, get. JOUNSON, JULIA. Members of Col. Cha: Young Relief As:oelnuon are hereby no- Uifled of the death of Mrs. JULIA JOHN. Puneral Saturdsy. January 19, at 3 ‘pm;, from Asbury M. E. Church, 11th and nw. PAULINE M, L MARY £ BOWMAN, Betrerasy. e 10¢0% n OBpiesdey. san ulr% of "l lflnl . "Ernest Jarvis funeral 28i Georsia ‘ave. “Funersi st Wtheviile, v i KELLY, DR, HENRY M. oOn January 16, 1929, at 3:30 p. . HENR! LY, devoted husband’ of ‘the iate Adelaide ‘E. Kelly, father of the late Juli B Kelly and Vifgle mains restin 2 parlors, 3223 Georgla ave. n.w. of funeral hereafter. KEYS, MARY. Departed this life on Wed- nesday, Janiary 16, 1920, at Garfleid Hol Pital MARY KEYS, 'Sne leaves to In thzlr loss' four_ sons and two daughters a host of other relatives and friends, Hemains resting at the funeral parlors of Adsms Morrow & Har: J. "ave. and R sts. now. Interment Richmon KBANTZ, LAVIANA. On, January 17, 1929, AVIANA KRANTZ. ~Funeral from her dmemers. Mrs. Mary A."Stephens, idence, 131 Quincy of, p.w. Seturday, Jan 19, 2 ves and friends invited.” Intérment Congressional Ceme- Ty, ‘GEORGE H. All members of Pet Ogden Lodge, No. 1374, G. U. f O, F. meet o the hall Priday, Janiugiy” 18- ., to ‘make arrangements for funeral 8" sur late tressurer, Brother GEORGE L P 3l 1o e aence, a st B S wisT . & CHAS. H. HARRIS, P. §. LEE. GEORGE H. Suddenly. on wednel January 16. 1929, GEORGI Deloved’ nusband of Lottls 3. Lee and son of the late Mr. and Mrs. d Srother of Mrs. Harriet Fletcher. Yednes Notice n Rnbm on Funeral Saturday. January 19, his lluunndence“fl’ and members of fl!l. are _requested 929, t0 19, a .mssrxnfl FOSTER, Acting M. N. G. SISTER KATIE O. lm‘l W. 18* LEE, JOSEPH. Departe January 15, Tosldenee ‘of nis Vircinte ave 58wy LEE. ‘He Navesto Morn thelr Loss & beioved aunt; five cousins and & host of other relatives &nd G7iends * Fuderal Friday. Janusry 18 at the residence of his aunt, 331 Virginia ave. s.w. Interment Arlingtn Cemetery. uamnlul. MARY ELIZABETH. On Thur, s 2 residence. &7t R MARY il'.xzfnrrr H, beloved Funeral where requi for_the repose of her soul. Thirment Mount Olfvet Gometars. . ol tives and friends invited. (Richmond p: pers please copy.) 18 MAYS, ANNIE. On Tue: 1929, at 7:15 p.m.. ANJ mother of Mrs. Hattie Jennie P Ada John W. May: denu of her daushter, Mrs. | 116 S gt aw. Priday, Reiatives and Tiends. tnvited 1o (Orangeburs, S. C.. papers please JonN B On Wednesday, JOHN R.. the beloved ret A. McCathran, aged from his late residance, turday, January 19, at and friends invited to Congressional Cemo- AT, Japuacy MAYS, belove H nund. MERIAN. ANNA LOUISE. On weflnexdny. January 16, 1029, at her residence. Na- ional Lutheran 'Home, ANNA LOUISE MERIAN. Funeral {rom the home cha) n_Thurs January 17, at 2 p.m. In- ferment 8t Reading, Pa. = l(ll'lGlAN. LOUISA, 00 juesfay, fiflz I-nn, uckett, mmmu Putl ll W Jarvis funeral patiors n tice of Tuneral hereafter. ADELL. On Wednesday, at 11 a.m., at Waltes ; CHARLES Frank, Aflhllf. Oll'er O'den. Ruth Allen lnd Susie 0N s restini Ernest Jarvis' flln!nl arlors, ’ ave. n.w. Notice of funeral here- ERNEST 1. Suddenly, 29, at E on ‘Saturday, Januar '3, Catholic Church, Al al *y." Alexandria,. V. Sriends Jnvited 0. aitend. please copy.) PALMER, NELLIE E. Entered emml me at her’residence. 1826 Californis st. n.w. devoted wife of Harmon loving mother of Ciyde P-lmcr ang: Lioyd Paimer of Jack- sonyille, Fla, *Hemains resting at Scni s chapel, 2008 Pa. OF Funeral iater PARSONS, SAMUEL HOLDEN. On January 1929, at_the residence of his sister, Mrs. Georee. Tod Fora. 1968 Coumbia 1280, atter, & Jong liness, SAMUEL HOLDE EN PARSONS York City. Interment R atabufa, ‘Onto. ROBERTS. MARGARET V. On Tuesdsy. 15,1920, "at her residence, ] Massachuseits ave. nw.. MARGARET V. RS e Yor_Pioiirnoy G, Roberts: Remaine resting at 8. . Hines Co. funeral hall, 2901 1dth nw. Funeral services S¥lbndicd Bretheen Ghurch. North, Capitol and R sts., Friday, Janusry 18, & Relatives and friends invited. lnumem Glenwood Cemet ery ROBERTS, MAR V. Officers -nd O ETve: of Willem F. Hunt Ohepter. Mo E. S, are no!mefl of the death of Sister MARGARET V. ROBERTS. ~Eastern Star funeral from United Brethren Church. Friday, Jan- Interment at Glenwood 'SARAR M. ll.NEON. Worthy Matron. * ROBINSON. MATTIE MURDOCK, “rlrltd 8. 1929, ot Free men’s Hospitel, ar! Relatives and (Philadelph North Capliol and R n-w.. on 18, 19 nuary 1 t brief illness, “R%BX‘ INSON. uevnnn mur!n( day Sy o, 70 lao Dums from Waiker ‘e- morial Chure ev.’ Kaiser officiating Ficinds Snd Felatives tnvited. O how, long she suffered y God can_tell, For to Qs she was's sunbeam. And to Him she's gone (o dwell, o R LONELY SISTER, AGNES. lonleN. MATTIE MURDOCK. Officers and members of Forest Temple, No. 9, -+ \ire notified of the death of RDOCK 'ROBINSON. Sonaars 18 1 Home, *15th and "¢ Saturdey. Januaty 15, me ilst Charch, 14tk ot bet-0 and V sts. n.w. Morning Star Lodge, No. 40: Columpla Lodee: "No. 8. Conumbla. Tem: le. No. 422, andLove and Harmony ‘emple_are invited. Assessment No. ROSA_CONLEY, enter Ruter. MARIE PIERCE. Financial mnmy The Ladies' Reliable Im- lety are “Sotified of the em- 1928, Assessment due at our next ber Tesuler peei e sere JMASON. President, ADDIE CHASE GREEN, SHIPLEY, SARAR E, On wadnu l Mes, Rose B. A. Goldsbor- oug! fal from tne residence of her daughter, 1322 Rhode Island ave. ne. on Friday, January 16 at'3 pm Pives and friends invited to atlend. Home ral Sunday, January 30. .m., from Vermont Ave. :pun Church. Ve ween Q a iy 5«”"“.’2‘1"!-?.1. Nors: Satmony Temple, 34 Te I "‘:\! 4 r_Lodi 40, and Golumbta Lodse, Nov'ss L T, D. R. nw. 1:30 5, s "Nid mends Snied to ‘atiend. 3 and mem- ek ma” {26155 Auxilagy. No. rict Auxiliary, No. 2. Knights rits s Vo, DOULY. you (nat of Bister MARY HOWARD, treasurer, be from 8% Church Friday. am. C. LU ;D L M. [, M; SMACKUM, Dist. vy 3%, QU Aux. Secty. ELIZABETH L year, ‘mother of Jnnufiy 1 in her Hunt, _Puneral Drlvl Ballimorer iMd. JACOI& LOUIS. Dn Wtdnud"‘. g;r;llll.r'v n Interment Prmar "‘n“'"b"' 10 s Interment AR lron': "fi 1 mdmcei ‘WA T%l- '.E.g' Q@ Monday, January ‘WILLIA! 8 h gon_ of Benedict and Jcmanlnn e, Srain. | Funer sarvices af Tabler undertaking parlor Pn- day morning at 10 am. Interment Con- gressional Cemetery. SWIMLEY, LAURA VIRGINIA. We day, Jaiuary 16 1029, et h.?"mm‘:'e. Falls, Oburch, "V LAURA n-- st Vanvary 16, aé Oakwood Cemetery, arted, this life her T 13 18, at 3 ¢ “Fe .nu' nbuv nmua. ey Lon Wormies. - 1920, PR THE! band of C. ' Warther hlert). Notice of funeral herumr 4 \ S s Braths. WARFIELD, CAROLINE h Januars 15,1929, at 1136 [ Tesidenge of Mre M 3. e akoma. Bark, ‘CARO WARPIELD. widow of Frank A. Warfield, 78 years. Funeral from the under- . Wright 1 3 n st TEMORE. 8, T AR E. January 16 :n 8% h-r o 'nci th st. s.w.. SAR. lnn yY. Geloyed wite of James . Y"‘" Funeral from the above o Saturday. Januars 19, et thence 'to” 8t Do 7 9 V! to ‘I fl . ment Mount Ollvet U!mé‘ :Y EI'I lfl"' Wi ul‘“s. 'fll!l!A M. On Sunday. Janue ary 13, 1929, p.m., at hor X"Nlntl- 641 8th st. e LOUISA loved daughter 0' the lll! W:shmzlo Galloway. loving her of llams. sister of Chnl‘ll’l! Gres Charlotte and Plorence Gallo: “trom h And sts. se., lt l Relatives and friends invited. D_'Ill W"l‘S ELIZABETH. On Tuesday, January 129, at the residence of her daughter, P D. Perkins, 434 4th st. ne., ELIZABn'wH“ beloved wife 0! the late s reslxenu on Friday. January. 10 Ch\l'fh 'h!l'. am. Relatives szrlnmt in l‘ol,,l\l M SeAR - WIS, ‘e 1eaves !wovhrtull"tvgn; one sister and a host of other relatives nd friends, Remains resting at the John "Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd- and’ 1 ag: sw. Notice of funeral later. YOUNG, ELIZABETH. On Wednesda: 16,” 1929, at her residenc Jocelsn . EL] YOUNG, mother of Maude A. Young and t Jeannetie L. Youns. Funeral services a¢ All Baints' Episcopal Chureh. Chevy Chase Qircle, Priday, January 18, at 3 pm.” In- terment Rock Creek Cemetery. 1 In Memoriam. BROWN, ROBERT A. In loving remem- brance of our dear cousin. k BROWN. Jife " threé Jan- who _departed ~this years ago today. January 17, 1 In life we loved him, in death we will always rememh-r 1S 'BEVOTED cOUSING. NAN L. DARDEN: AND MASY S PHERCE BUSSIOS, WALTER J. In loving yemem- trance” of my dear hush DFER 3. BUSSTUS, who den{'ne'a" m‘:”'fim 3 year ago today, January 17, 1928, From this world of pain and sorrow To_ th f peaceful, rest Ohta! ikep s, S husher 25, fount eternal HIS DI m'rm . DEL BARREL, HAII! In sxd h remembrance of my dear daug! DEL BARREL. who deparied this. ifs one today. January 17. 1928. & thinking of vou. daushter dear. king of the pi PICUrIng Jou ih mEmoLy it s e, saw Sou Tast. You lett behind broken hearts at loved you so_sincere. That never did and never will Forget you, dausher, dear. FAMILY. * MORRIS, VERNON P. In loving brance of our dear son and brolF NON P. who dep. hi ten years ago today, January 17, 191 Just a line of sweet remembrance, t & memory; fond and trus Just & token of love's ‘That Gur hearts stiil F" ot NEWMAN, VIVIAN MYERS. ln o loving remembrance of our_ dei daushter, VIVIAN MYERS A parted this life 15 years ago Uary 11, 1014, Loved in life. mourned 1o doathy o | THOMAS, JOHN E. sacred to the memo: e peibved hisband. JORN £ THOR .2 ho irted this ](l ffl‘umll yoars january 17. 1915. EVOTED WIFE, MARTHA nw“ ‘ Jan- MEMORIALS. MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMS DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHONE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET MAIN 2968 THE J. F. MANNING CO.. Inc. 919 157 Saeer N. W. MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Oppesite Arlingten Cemetery Ride out in the afternoon ané view this wonderful mausoleum in ‘illl:turm and permanent tran- quillity. This hallowed beauty tfot an everlasting memorial the love and reverence for those who have passed on. 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