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THE. SUNDAY WASHINGTON, 1929—PART 1. STAR, HEART ATTACK FATAer PLOT SUSPECT IS SUICIDE. TO MACK SPARROUGH | Guatemalan Kills Self When About Familiar Mack Sparrough, 54 vea H street, figures of ys, who later tur & poolroom, died Thufsday the Washington Sanita For more than a 3 had been Adisense, About a we he had suffered a heart which he was s & sportsman, Mr. Spa Noted was one of the best in the District along the Potomac and Chesa- hau peake Bay famous for their luck. Sparrough was b ville, Md.. September 1, 1874, and came to Washington to live when he young man. After opening a barroom he Mr. became. ternational Union. was its assistant survived formerly was Miss Mar; He i three sons whom reside in Wash. Malcom, Norman and and the M Eleanor S Garrett and Mrs. Elsie Zell, 2 vive him. Funeral o'clock tomorrow dence. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemete: ‘Figure in City During| Pre-Prohibition Days, Famed as Fisherman, Dies. to Be Arrested. GUATEMALA CITY, January 26 (#). Rafgel Rodriguez Padilla, former di- rector of the School of Fine Arts, com- mitted suicide today just as he was to be arrested as accomplice in the plot |to assassinate President Chacon. The | police said all the plotters were known, but would not b> named until all had | been apprehended. An infernal machine was placed on | January 13 in the road near Villa Lobo: over which President Chacon was to re- turn from Amatitlan. Two army avi- ators, Garcia Grapados and Rodriguez Di are given major credit for the one of this ci the mo: a in pre-prohibition ned his business into morning in um. Mr. Sparrough in 1ill health, due to heart k before his death ttack from Ly bellion, unable to r 1 ity ity onen | CAPONE CHARGE DROPPED known_fis He knew all the {3 Sixty-Eight Others Named in Two- Year-0Old Indictment. CHICAGO, January 26 (#)—Acting on authority from Washington, United States District Attorney George E. O Johnson today obtained the dismissal | by Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson |of the indictment against Al Capone, Chicago gangster, and 68 others on charges of conspiracy to violate the Na- tional prohibition law. .. | _The indictmment was returned more in Sparrough | than two years ago and named, to- tion, Josephine and | €ether with Capone, Mayor Joseph Z. His ‘mother, Mus, | Klenka and former Chief of Police 5. | Theodore Svoboda of Cicero. Attorney Johnson explained the evi- | dence was insufficient to obtain a con- viction. b | and his fishing parties were | . | n in Pooles- | was a ship_of | of the old Bartenders In- For many years he financial secretary by and 1! services will be held at afternon at the re SR | -~ | Glasgow, Scotland is completing the |erection of 3.000 hou: 7 S ol ot A Better Way to really enjoy your Sundays is to start the day off right. And that means by attending your church and renewing your con- tact with Him from whom comes all good. You'll find your Sundays fuller and happier and more meaningful .if you’ll start them off in the right way—at your I ) heo roones DEAL FUNERAL HOM Limcetn reference, Ask your nei & e 816 H STREET N.E. successful suppression of the recent re- | "CHUTE LEAP SAVES ARMY PILOT'S LIFE Lieut. J. B. Haddon Joins “Cater- pillar Club” by Jump From Burning Plane. | By the Associated Press. DAYTON, Ohio, January 26.—Lieut. | J. B. Haddon, flight test section, Wright | Field, became a member of the famous | “Caterpillar Club” late today when he leaped to safety from his burning plane | near New Carlisle. | Haddon was saved by his parachute | when he jumped from the burning plane at an altitude of 3.000 feet. He was testing the plane when the acci- dent occurred. Only persons whose lives have been | saved by a parachute leap from a crip- pled plane are eligible for membership in the “Caterpillar Club,” which now | embraces about 40 pilots, headed by Col. | Charles A. Lindbergh, who has three | leaps to his credit. Lieut. Haddon as piloting a pursuit | | plane equipped ith a super-charger | when a connecting rod is believed to | | have broken, igniting the ship. [ Haddon had been flying at between 26,000 and 28,000 fect during the test | and had dropped to a lower altitude for other test work. Lieut. Haddon previously served with the 1st Pursuit Group at Selfridge Field. RETIRED EDITOR WEDS | Edwin A. Vanvalkenburg Takes Former Nurse Bureau Head as His Bride. By the Associated Press. NEWBERN, N. C., January 26.—Ed- win A. Vanvalkenburg, former editor and publisher of the Philadelphia North | American, and Miss Louise Johnson of Philadelphia were married here today. The ceremony was performed by Dr. N. D. Wilson, pastor of Centenary Meth- odist Episcopal Church South. ‘The couple left for a motor tour to Southern resort cities. Mrs, Vanvalkenburg for 17 years was head of the bureau of nurses for the division of medical inspection for the Philadelphia Board of Education. Mr. Vanvalkenburg was editor and publisher of the Philadelphia North American for 30 years. When the paper was sold to the Public Ledger he re- tired from active newspaper work and moved to his country estate near Wells- boro, Pa. —_— Italy will spend milllons of dollars on public improvements. Our Extended . Payment Plan X b4 operate on personal venience of the Exte; appeals to them. | Tenn., | 1920, TIn December, 1927, he was trans- ' KING RECOVERS SLOWLY. | brought, general _satisfaction. WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE —has a decided appeal to those many wise and thrifty men and women who LIEUT. COL. CARSON DIES., Served as Captni:a; Volunteers | During War of 1898. Lieut. Col. Lawrence S. Carson, U.| S. A, retired, died at Chattanooga, Thursday, according to War Department advices. He was born in Sumter, N. C., January 26, 1867, and ! rved as a captain of volunteers in| he Spanish War and as a lieutenant | colonel in the Quartermaster Corps, Na- tional Army, during the World War. He was appointed first lieutenant, U. S.| Infantry, in July, 1899, and reached the grade of lieutenant colonel in July, ferred to the retired list on account of disability incident to the service. His| next of kin is a son, Lawrence S. Car- son, jr., of Chattanooga. Only One Doctor Signs Official Medical Bulletin. LONDON, January 26 (#)—“The King continues to make slow progress,” was the text of an officlal medical bul- letin given cut at Buckingham Palace tonight, For the first time since King George was stricken with pleurisy, the official pronouncement was signed by only one doctor, Lord Dawson of Penn. He was with the royal patient less than an hour this evening. Sir Hugh Rigby saw the King this morning. Sir Stanley Hewett, the third member of the regular medical staff, was kept at home by a heavy cold. The steady progress of the King has It was announced that no bulletin would be is- sued tomorrow. Births Reported. ‘The following births have been reported to ;‘]:,T"E(_Pl\lfll Department during the last 24 Robert E. and Marguerite McCally, boy. Raymond A. and Catherine Fitzgerald, boy. Laurence E. and May Luce, boy. Samuel S. and Elizabeth C. Ford. boy. Edward B. and Lucille Tindal. boy. Fred T. end Josie Wilburn. boy. Harry and Lottie Manos. boy. Maurice and Helen LaBille. boy. William E. and Elsie D. Burgess. boy. Robert H. and Dorothy Briges, boy. Clyde W. and Mable M. Harris Gus and Evelyn Mamakos, girl Paul E. and Margaret R. Hardin, girl. Charles A. and Minnie I. Murgia, girl. Raymond H. and Helene C. Buar, girl. Elias and Rose A. Weinstein, girl. Henry R. and Sceatta Hendley, girl, William and Gladys Hurley, girl. Julian and Dorothy Croson, girl. Joseph and Cosmos Furnari, boy. Charles F. and Virginia Simpson, boy. Cl les and Mary Henley, boy. Oakley and Mary Beach. boy. Joseph and Catherine Pino. wirl. Guiseppe E. and Maria Pizzuiti, girl. Joseph and Violel Brass, girl Hawley D. and Camelli Jacob, girl. Wilbur and Katherine Cobb, boy. Syivester and Lessie Dickerson, boy. Flovd and Mary Dickerson. boy. William and Laura Flood. boy. George and Jane Tinny, girl. Willlam H. and Cherrie Boss, girl. Milton and Geraldine Hall, girl, Benny and Dora Hamilton, boy. | BAKER, , JANUARY. 27, @ards nf Thanks. LILLIAN We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our many relatives and - friends for the beautiful floral offerings and sympathy at the death of our beloved wife and daughter. HER HUSBAND AND PARENTS. * | BENNETTE. GUY. 1 wish to acknowledge with_sincere thanks the kind expression of sympathy of my many friends at the death of my husband. MRS, EMMA BENNETTE. * BURY, JAMES ALBERT. We wish to thank our 'relatives and friends for their many kind words of svmpathy and assistance they rendered at the death of our dearly be- loved husband and father, JAMES ALBERT MRS. ELECTRA BURY AND SON. * CARR. MITTIE HALL. Dr. A. D. Carr wishes to express heartfelt’ thanks and most _ sincere appreciation to relatives, neighbors and many _{riends for their kindness, sympathy. floral tributes and services 'rendened at the death of his wife, MITTIE HALL CARR. ¥ PHIPPS, WILLIAM H. We wish to acknowl- edge ‘with “gratefui appreciation to our many kind friends and fraternal organi- zation for the kind acts of sympathy ren- dered and beautiful floral tributes sent on the occasion of the death of our be- loved husband and father, WILLIAM H. PHIPPS. WIFE AND FAMILY. * All-Winter Air Service. All-Winter air passenger service is be- ing operated in many parts of Europe. In Germany the Winter flying season is divided in three parts, arranged ac- cording to the number of flying hours. These include two transitional periods. one from November 4 to February 3, and the other from February 4 to the resumption of the 1929 Summer sched- ule. This arrangement permits the in- ternational routes, not as yet lighted for night flying, to be covered in one day during transitional periods. D;;s_ Reported. The following deaths have heen reported to {he Health Department during the last 24 B William F. Poulton. 86. 1242 C st. ne. Baker J. Lamar, 86, 145 Todd pl. ‘n.e. (Michael Noonan, 84, St. Elizabeth’s Hos- pital George K. Gilbert, 82. Alice E. McCay, 80, Garfield Hospital. Alice M. Moran. 77, 724 13th st. se Elizabeth M. Gilbert, 76, 3504 Ashley ter- race. Harriet M. Crandall, 76, 1822 Calvert st Emma A. Rice, 70, Masonic and Eastern Star Home. Maurice M_Risler. 68. 11 4th st. n.e. Mrs. J. H. Teylor. 68, Emergency Hospital. (Flizabeth Donovan, 67, ‘Tuberculosis Hos- pital Abram R. Wingate, 65, Walter Reed Hos- pital ,Thomas B. Blackman, 65, Georsetown Hos- pital. Malinda J. 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Hbbey- Maugoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Ceaveniont MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND 'SOUTH GATE Opposite Arlington Cemetery Ride out in the afternoon and view this wonderful maysoleum in its serene and permanent tran- quillity. This hallowed beauty spot {is an everlasting memorial to the love and reverence for those who have passed on. ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL lnspect Now—Open Every Day Qffice 1000Conn, Ave. Main7897 - Dratha. ACTON, MARTHA F. On Saturday. January 26, 1929, at 7:40 D.m., MARTHA F., be- loved wife of the laie John C. Acton. Funeral Tuesday, January 29, 1929, from her “late residence, 204 ‘9th si at 230 pm. "Relatives ‘and {riends inylted. AXERS. MARSHALL SUMNER, Departed this life_Fridey, January 35, 1929, at 8 a.m. at Freedmen's Hospital, MARSHALL SUM- NER AKERS, devoted father of Evelyn and Benjamin Akers: devoled brother of He bert C.. Norman M. Clarence H.. Erne W. James J. Akers and Mrs. Esther Spa row. " He aiso leaves a host of other rel tives and friends to mourn his departure. Funeral Monday, Junuary 28, 1929. at i p.m. from the residence of his brother. Herbert Akers, 2306 ‘14th st. n.w. Re Walter Brooks officiating. = Interment Bethel Cemetery, Alexandria, Va. _(Detroit, Chicago and Asbury Park papers please copy). 27 ATKINSON, ROBERT SHERMAN. On Fri- i puvents. (132 1ith ot e cridence, of rents, st. n.w. SHERMAN, " devoted husband 'of _Sylvia Atkinson and son of Robert H. and Mary G. Atkinson. Funeral from 1122 1ith st. nw., on Monday. Jauuary 28. at 8 . thence to Immadilate Conception Church. where mass will be said at 8:30 a.m. (New- . N. and New York papers pigase AUGUSTUS, IDA. Departed this life - Fri- day evening, January 325, 1920, aL 4 oclock, at her mother's home, 1209 Cam- eron st., Alexandria. Will be burled Mot day at 2 o'clock Mount_Olive Bap- tist Church, Arlin; . Va. Lee, pastor. = All l"emhh.‘. tqudzqub X" . P, lease attend. "Call meeting at Odd Fel- lows' Hall Sunday_at 2:30 o'clock. All brothers of 384. 1. B. P. 0. E. W., are in- vited to 1\"!}[}(}:;’.. RIC] B (A RICKERT, Dt. Ruler, DT. MARAGETTE MINOR, Finan. Sec. BAILOR, MARY S. Departed this lifc Tues- day, January 3. 1929, 5:20 p.m., at_her 5 . 746 Morton ‘st. n.w., MARY S. devoted mother ‘of Annie E. Bailor, sister of Annie Smith. Punerai Sunday. January 27, at 1 p.m., from the Ziou Baptist, Church. P st. bétween 3rd nd 4'. sis. s.w. Remains resting at the W. Bruest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors until Friday thereafter at her late residenc . W will I will be thinking of you, mother dear, Thinking of the past. And picturing you in memory Just as I saw you last. DAUGHTER. 27 E. On Thursday, January 24, 3 5 residence, 3706 Prospect ave. n.w.. ALGIE BAKER, devoted son of Julia Baker and father of Joseph Baker and brother of Lelia Baker and Edna Riley. He also leaves other relatives and friends. Funeral Sunday, January 27, at 2 p.m from the Mount Glory Baptist Churc Montgomery Co., Md. 27 JOHN W. On Friday, at_his residence, 78 Kalorama w. JOHN W. BRAWNER. Funeral Margaret's’ Church, Connecticut ave. and Bancroft pl. n.w. on Monday, January 28, at 11 a.m.” Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. Ey BROADY, MARCELLOUS M. Friday, Jan ary 25. 1929, at his residence, 234 2nd st. ne. after w short iliness, MARCELLOU: M.' the beloved husband of Margaret Broady. Notice of funeral hereafter. * OWAY, TESSIE. On Saturday. Janu- 26, 1929, her_residence, 1310 Que TESSIE CALLOWAY, mother of S ler. She leaves to mourn their loss & son, & mother and two sisters. Re- mains resting at_Moon & Allen's funeral home, 12th and Florida ave. n.w. Notice of funeral herealter. CROWLEY, NICHOLAS T. Junuary 26, 1929, at_the residence of his daughter, Mrs. . Libbey, ~ Bethiesda, Md., NICHOLAS 'T. CROWLEY. ~Reauiem ass at’ Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Watkins ave.. Bethesda, Md.. at 9 &.m., Monday, January 28, Relatives and friends invited. 21 CZARRA, MAR| c On Saturday, K. Suddenly. on Sunday, January 20, 1999, in San Francisco. Calif. MARIE K. CZARRA. beloved wife of the Iate ‘Sigmond “A. Crrra and formerly_of 4441 Prospect ave., Brentwood, Md. Re- mains will arrive’ in - Washington ' at 1 p.u. Mouday, January 28. ' Puneral from ihe” above residence Wediiesday, January 30, at 8:30 am.: thence to Si. Jerome's Cliurch, Where requiem mass will be sald at 9 s.m._for the repose of her soul. 'Tu- terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. ~Relatives and friends {nvited. 29 DONOVAN, ELIZABETH. On Friday, Jan- uary 25, 1929, ELIZABETH, beloved ‘wife of “the aniel Donovan. Puneral idence of her sister, Mrs. 3908 sus Ave. m.W. Guary 28, 1929, ut 8:30 am. thence ‘to Sacred “Heart Church. where mass will be said at. 9 aun. Interment at Mount Olivel Cemelery, Relatives and friends nvited. e Monday, —~ | DORSEY. EDWARD. On January 24, 1929, EDWARD DORSEY. The members of the Bureau Reliel Association are hereby noti- fed an ussessment s now due 'ATE, Pres, SOLOMAN JACKSON, Fin. Sec. . DOYLE, MARY JOHANNA. On Saturday, January 26, 1929, at the residence of her brother, Mr. John Hadley Dovle, 3016 O st. n.w., MARY JOHANNA DOYLE. duugh- T of “the late” Robert E. and Lucretin Doyle. PFuneral services st Holy Trinity Catholic Church Mouday, January 28. 9:30 &.m.. Where mass will be said. Inter- ment (private) Mount Olivet Cemetery. DUTTON. EDWIN . On Friday, Ja uary 25, 1929, it his residence, 1705 C s se. EDWIN' STERN DUTTON. aged 34 jears: beloved husband of Harrieit Riley utton. Funeral services at the above residence Monday, January 28, at 2 p.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. ~(Bos- ton, Mass., papers please copy.) 27 EDWARDS, BESSIE PORTER. At Donero ng. Westwood. Mass.. January 25. after u brief iliness. BESSIE PORTER El WARDS, wife of MaJ. Gen. Clarence R. Ed- S.A. Setvices at the krave in National = Cemetery, ~Sunday morning, Januury 27, at 9:30 o'clock. * R, JOHN. On Friday, January 35, JOHN ELLER. beloved husband of the ‘late Louise Ellér. Funeral from his late residence. 131 Quiney pl. Monday, January 28, at 2 p.oi. Prospect Hill Cemeler FEARSON. EMMA LOUISE. Suddenly, on Saturday, January 26, 1939. at 5:45 at her residence, 2041 “Bennett pl. EMMA LOUISE. beloved wife of Howard F. Fearson and daughter of the late Henry and Sophia Mills. Funeral from above Tesidence on Tuesday, Janu a.m., thence to Holy Trinity Church. 36ih Relatives and’ O sts. nw. at 9:15 am. Taternient In Mount ne. on Interment 2 and friends inviled. Olivet Cemetery. FOMTROY. GERTRUDE. Departed this life Saturdoy, January 26, 1929, at Freedmen's Hospital,' GERTRUDE FOMTROY. devoted Riece of Mrs. Catherine Ward. ~She leaves to mourn her departure many relatives and friends. Remains resting at John T. Rhines’ funeral chapel. 3rd_and Eye sts. . Notice of funeral later. HARLES P. On Wednesday, Jan- 1929, ui Freedmen's Hospital P. FORD. beloved husband of Lillian Ford. devoted brother of Mrs. Gers trude E. Colling. Mrs, Pannie Murry of Houston, Tex.; Mrs. Eloise Miller of New i Mrs. Mary E. Dennis of A James Ford of Alexandri; Ford of East Chicago, In uncle of Mrs. Helen Wyalte, Mr: Sadie, Myrtle and Emily Dennis and Ha: .’ Dennisof Chicago, Esther. Thelma and Lionel Collins and Montrose Carroll. Remains now resting at his Tesidence. 1910 3rd st. n.w. Funeral from the Asbury M.'E. Church, 1lth and K sts. n.w.. Monday. January' 28, at 1 p.m. FORD, CHARLES P. Special meeting of o ficers and members of John F. Cook Lodg No. 10. F. A. A. M.. Monday, January 3 1929. 11:30 a'm.. at 5th and Va. ave. s. to make arrangements for the funeral of gur late brother and grand master, CHARLES P. FORD. Funeral 1 p.m. Mon- day from Asbury M. E. Church. BY order of S. W. WALLACE. W. M. ROBERT W. PINKETT. Secretary. 276 FORD, CHARLES P. Officers and Members of ihe Most Worshipful Acacia Grand A. A. M.: You are hereby noti- a “special communication will be held Monday. January 28. 1929, 11 a.m at the Masonic Temple, Sth st. and Va. ave. se. to make arrangements for the funeral of our late grand master. CHARLES P. FORD. The service will be held at the Asbury M. E. Church, 11th and K sts. n.w.. 1pm. Members of the craft will assemble at the church. 12:30. A. DOTSON. Deputy Grand Master. Attest: CHARLES D. FREEMAN, Grand Secretary. 27 FORD, CHARLES P. The Kadosh service will' be conducted” over the remains of Tllustrious Peer CHARLES P. FORD. 33°, by Zoroaster Chapter. of which Tlusirious Peer Ben). F. Arrington. 33% is V. E. Com- mander. &L " 12 o'clock (midnight) Sun- uy, January 27. 1929, at Asbury M. E. Church, 11th and K sts n.w. The sube lime princes and peers of Jonathan Davis Cousistory are hereby ordered to nssemble at said church at 1 this service By order of JESSE BROWN. 33°, Commander-In-Chief. Attest: LEE, 33°, Keeper of CHARLES H. ANDERSON, 32°, Assistant. 27 FORD, CHARLES P. The officers and mem- bers' of Grand Chapter, O. E. are re- auested to attend the funeral of ‘our past grand patron, CHARLES P. FORD, at Asbury Church. 1ith and K sts. n.w.. on Monday, January 28, 1929, at 1 o'clock L HOWARD. G. R. M. RAYMOND J. WEIR. G. R. P. MAMIE L. STEWART. Giand See. FORD. CHARLES P. Sir Knights of Mount Calvary Commandery, No. 4. K. T. as- semble” in full Templar uniform at Asbury M. E. Church Monday, January 28. 1929, at 1 p.m. to attend funeral of our late frater, CHARLES P. FORD. Sir Knights of other commanderies invited to attend. By order FRED MONROE, E. C. Attest: A. E. WILLIAMS, Rec. FORD, CHARLES P. The Elder Men's Re- lief Association announces the death of Brother CHARLES P. FORD, and that the (une;nl wyl be held (lrgln’! AJ'(.bl‘Il” Church Monday, January 28, ). &l p.m. H. NAYLOR, Pres. J. C. BURLLS, Sec, FORD, CHARLES P. The Crispus Attucks Rellef Asscciation announces the death of Brother CHARLES P. FORD. and that the funeral will be held from ' Asbury Church Monday. January 28, 1929. at 1 ».m. W. STEPHEN FULLER, Pres. J.'G. BURLLS, Sec. FORD, CHARLES P. Officers and compan- ions’ of St. John's Chapter. No. 7. Holy Royal Atchi Masous, are requested to at- tend the funcral ‘of ‘ex-High Pbriest CHARLES P. FORD, and who at the time of his ‘death Was treusurer of our ehap- ter, which Will take place Monday, Janu- ary 28, at 1 pm. from Asbury M. E. Chy 1oy and K sty 0 et . ARSHALL. High Pries GEO. W. Secretary, FORD, CHARLES P. bors’ of Georgetown Gty Janaary 3o CHARLES P. FORD, m. from Asbury M. K sts. n.w. Neighbor of others camps invited CURTIS K. SCOTT, Commander. GEO. W. ROSS, Clerk. FORD. CHARLES P. The oficers and com- panions “of "the 'Most Excellent Grand Chapter, H. R. A. M., of the District of Columbia are hiereby fiotified of the death of Past Grand Secretary CHARLES P. FORD. and_are ordered to assemble at Asbury A. ‘M. E. Church. 11th & K sts. n.w.. Monds; nuary 28, at 1 pam. 10 aitend the funeral. By order of— COMPANION WILLIAM A. CLAYTON. Grand High Priest. ALLAN A. C. GRIFFITH, Grand Sec'y. FROWD, ELEANOR M. On Priday, January 25. 1929, at the Episcopal Ear, nd Throat Hospital, ANOR M., beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Frowd. Funeral services ac her late residence. 1422 Spring rd. n.w., on Monday, January 28, at 11 a.m. E GOLLADAY, JAMES EMERSON. Suddenly, on Wednesday, January 24, 1939. at Yuma, Ariz. JAMES' EMERSON (MIKE) GOL- ADAY. beloved husband of R. Murle Gol- y (nee Newman). Puneral Wednesday, January 30. at 2 pm. from 125¢ Irving st. ne. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited. 29 GRICE. GEORGE E. Departed this life Thursday. January 24, 1929. at his_resi- dence. 219 V st. n.w., GEORGE E. GRICE. He leaves to mourn’ their loss a devoted wife. Alberta: Grice: five daughters, seven grandchildren and many other relatives and friends. Funeral Tuesday. January 29, at 1 p.m. from the Church of Our Redeemer.” Body at Grice's funeral parior. HALL, MARY V. On Friday, January 25, 1920, at 7:15 am. at the ‘home of her daughter, Mrs. Mabel V. Brooks. 367 West Bellair ave.. Clarendon, Va.. MARY V. HALL. in_her Tith vear. beloved wife of William E. Hall. Remairs to be at the above address until Sunday, January 27, then conveved to ~the Tesidence ‘of her daughter, Mrs. H. R. C. Shockey, Oak-~ ton. Va. Funeral from there at 2 p.m. Sunday. January 27. Interment at Flint Hill Cemetery, Oakton, Va. bl HERNDON, EDWIN LOG. On Friday, January 25, 1929, at his residence, 1354 Monroe st. n.w.. EDWIN LOGAN HERN- DON, beloved husband of R. Louise Hern- don.’ Funeral services at Si. Stephen’s and Incarnation Episcopal Church. 16th and Newton sts. n.w.. on Sunday, January 27. ut 2:30 p.m." Interment OAKwood Cem- etery. Falls Church. Va. Remains resting at Joseph P. Birch's Son's. 3034 M st. nw. Shewp g p: 1 II of Neighbor HILL, MARIE E. On Friday, January 25, 1929, at 3:30 am.. at her residence, 1031 5th st. ne., MARIE E. HILL (nee Brady), beloved wife of Roy Hill. Funeral from W. W. Deal’s funeral home, 816 H st. n. Monday. January 28, at 11 a.m. Reiatl and friends invited. Interment Congres- sional Cemetery. 21 HMUNTLEY, NANNIE L. On Priday, January 25, 1929."at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Kutie' B. Mitchell, 4209 3rd st. n.w. NANNIE L. HUNTLEY, beloved mother o Katle B. Mitchell and Samuel W. Huntley. Funeral from above residence on Monday: Japuary 28 at 10 a.m. Relatives and iriends” invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. (Richmond, Va., Papers please copy.) 21 LOGAN, WILLIAM. On Thursday, January 24, 1929, at U. S: Soldiers’ Home' Hospital, WILLIAM LOGAN. beloved husband of the late Mary Rex Van Lear Logan. Remains resting ut W. W. mbers_Co. funeral home, 1400 Clifton st. n.w. _Interment at Arlington Nationsl Cemetery on Monday, January 28, at 11:30 a.m, MEYETT, SELENA H. Departed this life January 23, 1929, at hef residence. 106 Poplar st., 'Wilmington, Del., SELENA . MEYETT, 'mother of Rosa Rodgers, and sister of ‘Abram W. Shadd of Washington, D. C, and Ralph S. Shadd of Cedar Heights, Md. Puneral services at Jarvis chapel, '2222 ‘Ga. ave. n.w., Monday. Jan- uary 28,1 o'clock, Rev.” W. D. Jarvis, omciat v MILLER, EMMA. On Saturday, January 26, 1929, at 11:20 p.m.. at her ' residence, 75 K st. n.w., EMMA, beloved wife of the late Adolph ' Miller. Notice of funeral hereafter. MOUDY, JAMES A. Departed this life Sat- urday, January 36, 1929, at 3:32 sm., at the ~Homegpathic Hospital, 'JAMES” A. MOUDY, aie 72 yvears. beloved husband of Sally’ R. Moudy. Funeral services at his late residence. 1217 Humilton st. n.w.. n, at 4 p.m. Intérment cdstoym, W. Va. Tuesday, Janu OFANO. CARMELA. On Saturday, January 26, 1929, at 1 wm.. at her residence, 3929 14in_st. nw. CARMELA OFANO, widow of Giuiio Ofano snd mother of ' Joseph. Samuel and Charlie_Ofano, Mrs. Santa Travanl and Mrs. Grace Cerny Fu- neral from above residence Monday, Jan- uary 28, st 8:30 .. thence to’ Holy Rosary Church,” where ‘Solemn high mass will_be sunk at 9 o'clock for the repose of her soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemelery. Relatives and- friends foyited. PARROTT, BEATRICE. Departed this life Friday, January 25, 1929, at 3:20 p.m., in New York City. BEATRICE PARROTT. devoted wife of Ezra Parroti and devoted sister of Mrs. Mary Coles. Mrs. Estelle Blackford. Mrs. Edna Reddigk. Mrs. Doro- thy ‘Sutton, Mrs. Mildred ht.” Grace Coran. and one brother, James Davis. She also leaves & host of other relatives and friends to mourn her departure. “Remains and funeral from L. E. Murray & Son 1 12th and V sts. : 1 pm. Rel and friends ! POULTON. WILLIAM F. Thursday, January 24. aved 86 vears, beloved hi erine Poulton.’ Funeral from his late resi- dence. 1242 C st. ne. on Monday, Jan- uary 28. at 9 a.m.. thence to Holy Com- forter Church. where requiem mass will be said at 9:30 a.m. for the reposs of his soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 27 RASHER. CARROLINA. Suddenly. at 10:30 .m.. Saturday. Janiary 26. 1529, CAR- ROLINA' RASHER, beloved mother of Al- bert’ Rasher and 'Mrs. Emma Levy, and grandmother of Rhea L. Britt, Blanch L. Jacobson, Charles and Howard Rasher, at iheir residence, 2827 15th st. n.w. Notice of funeral iater. RICKS, MONROE. Departed this life on Friday. January 25, 1929, at Sandy Springs Hos) after a shoit iliness, MONROE RICKS. 'aged 85 years. Funeral will be held at Norbeck M. E. Church at 2 D.m. January 27. BINSON, MARY E. S January 25. 1929, ‘at . at her Tesidence, ' 348 E st sw. MARY E ROBINSON, lovink and devoted mother of Alphonzo. Constance and Rose and grand- mother of Beatrice Reynolds and Hyacinth Bowie. Notice of funeral hereafter. 27 SANFORD, WILLIAM C. Saturday, January 26, 1929, at residence. 1349 Montague st. n.w.. WILLIAM C. SANFORD. = Serv- ices-at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st n.w.. Tuesday, January 29, Wt 11:30 am. 28 SHAW. ELIZABETH H. On Saturday, Jun- uary 26, 1929, at her daughter's b 822 Priuceton pi. n.w.. ELIZABETH SHAW, aged 81 years. Funeral from above ad: dress Monday, January 28, at 2 p.m. In- terment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. SKILLMAN, ELIZEBETH D. On Saturday, January ‘26, 1929. at her residence, 837 Shepherd " st, n.w. ELIZEBETH D.. be- loved wife of the late David F. Skiliman. Funeral services at the above residence on Tuesday, January 29, at 2 p.m. Inter- ment _Presbyterian Cemetery, = Alexan- -dria, Va. 28 SPARROUGH. HENRY MALCOLM. On Jan- uary 24. 1929, at 2 a.m.. at Takoms Park Sanitarium. HENRY MALCOLM. aged 54 vears. beloved husband _of ‘Mary Sparrough (nee Welch). Funeral services Suddenly, on WILLIAM F., R Priday, Monday. January 28, at his late residence, | 621 H st. n.w., at 2 p.m. friends invited to attend. STAUFF, ANNIE E. _On Friday. January 25, 1920, ANNIE E. STAUFF (nec Skinncr) Funeral from'J. T. Clements’ Sons’ funeral pariors oh Monday, January 28 at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. 27 WEBSTER. STERLING JAMES. On Satur- day, January 26. 1929. at his residence, 3344 5th st s. Congress Heights, STER- LING . JAMES. beloved husband of Leona Pearl Webster (nee Lovelace). Puneral from_above residence on Monday, Janu- ary 28, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. 'Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery WRIGHT, W JAM LAIRD. Friday. Jan: usry 25, 1929, at his residence, 220 In- diana ave. n.w., WILLIAM LAIRD WRIGHT, husband of Nannie E. Wright {nee Gise). and son of the late Edward . and Margaret Wright of Georgetown, D. €. Funeral Monday, January at 2 pm. [rom J. William Lee funeral par- lors, 332 Pa. ave. n.w. No flowers. 27* YATES, DR. HARRY Suddenly on Fri- duy. January 25, 192 at his residence, 1733 Lantel pl. n.w. DR. HARRY A. YATES, sou of Laura A. Yales, und brother of Mrs. Carrie E. Jones. Funeral services Will b2 held at his late residence on Mon- day, January 8. et 2:30 pm. In- terment Rock Creek Cemetery. YATES, HENRY. Departed this life Thurs- day, January 24, 1929, at_ hig resi- dence, 215 3rd 3t HENRY YATES, devoted husband of i father of Willle and Rena Yates He leaves many nephews, nieces and friends. Re- mains resting at John T. Stewart funeral arlors, 30 H st. ne. Funeral Monday, anuary 28, from St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church, S. Capitol and M _sts. s.w. “Requiem high mass at 9 a.m. Int ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. (Phila- delphia _papers please _copy). 27 YOUNG, WILLIAM SWAINE. On Saturday, Junuary 1929, at the residence of W. O. Latchford, 533 Monroe st. 2 WILLIAM SWAINE YOUNG, aed 82 years. Funeral services Sunday. January 27. at 4 p.m. Interment at Baltimore Cemetery. Baltimore, Md.. Monday. January 28, 11 am. Relatives' and friends invited. = 27 In Memoriam. BOWLING. MERRILL C. Sacred to the mem- ory of my brother, MERRILL C. BOWL- ING. who_died five years ago today, Jan- uary 27. 1924. Just & line of sweet remembrance, Just a memory fond and true; Just a token of love's devotion. For our hearts stil long for jou. HIS DEVOTED S . ELIZA! MURDOCK. BUTLER., WILLIAM EARL. In loving membrance of our dear husband and fs ther. WILLIAM EARL B! . who_lef US tWo years ago today. January 37, 1927. A noble life. but written not In uny book of fame: Among the list of noted ones None ever saw his name. For only his own bhousehold knew The victories he had won. none but they could testify I his work was done. HIS AND SON. * Relalives and 27 B. . c | EXPRESSIVE O Orty Sra. T In Memoriam. BRAXTOX. BETSY. In sad but loving re. BRAXTON, who departed this lite Janim ako today. January 3771021, N. BO 5 e BROWN, ROZIER D. Sacred to.the mem- QFY of our dear beloved one, R ORI D, 27, 1928, The evening shadows linger longer her And even Summer winds are chill and dreat 3lnce you went away. strain, The old &lad songs breathe but a sad refrain, Since you went away. How still fhe empty rooms your presence Pressed, My lonely heart hath nowhere for its rest ‘The lorg, long days have crept away like years, The sunijght has been dimmed with dounte e And the dark nigies nave rained in loneiy tears HOROWITZ. JOHN THURLOW. In sad buf lovin remembrance of our beloves HOROWITZ, who del ted from this lite 8'x years ago, January 26. 1923. JAMES, MENRY: EUGENE R. JAMES. A tribute of love and devotion to the mems= nuary 2 1910, and EUGENE R. who pased away January 27. 1921, membrance of our dear .mother, de snt HER LOVING DAUGH BROWN, who departed this' life January The Winter days flll so much of the yea The robin's nest has touched & minor And laughter sobs with hidden, bitter patn Untojiched the pillows that your dear head Since you went away. and fears, Since you went away. A grandson and nephe: JOHN THURLOW GRANDMA HOROWITZ. * ?\;Y of HENRY JAMES, who departed thig A JAMES, J. ARTHUR JAMF;S. “E R. In memory of my huse EUGENE R. JAMES, who departed thi, life eight years ago today. January 27," 1921, MARTHA. * LACY. SARAH. In sad but loving remems brance of my dear sister. SARAH LACY (nee Smithson). who departed this life one year ago today, January 27, 1928 What happy days' We once enjoyed. When we were all together: But. oh. how changed it all is now Since 'you have gone forever. YOUR DEVOTED SISTER. SUSIE A. WILKERSON. AND BROTHER RICH- ARD SMITHSON. . MARSHALL. CLEMENT L. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear hushand and father, CLEMENT L. MARSHALL. who departed this life five years ago. January 27, 1924. THE FAMILY. ® MAUPIN, MAUDE. A tribute of love to the memory of our’ dearly beloved daughter, MAUDE MAUPIN. who left us ome year ago today, January 27, 1028. How we loved her, how we miss her, Her presence is always near. She is loved, remembered, wished for ever, While her ‘memory brings a silent tear. HER DEVOTED MOTHER, ROSA DUVALL, AND SISTER. MARY E. HAYDEN. MULLOY, ANNIE. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear mother, MULLOY. who departed this years ago today, January 27, 1925. The faithful mother, loving and kind, A better mother no one could find. Her busy hands are folded, Her work on earth is done, Her troubles all are ended. Her heavenly place is won. HER, LOVING SONS, FRANK AND AR- With aching heart, night after night, We sat with her until morning light, And tried to sooth her pain away, But all our efforts were in vain. Aud when we sit and think of her Our_heart is filled with pain: Our home would be like heaven Could we hear her voice again. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON, MAE AND DOM. RILEY. EDITH E. Tn loving remembrance of our dear daughter and sister, EDITH E. RILEY (nee Annadale), who died 10 yéars ago, January 27, 1919, A happy home I once enjoyed, How sweet the memory still, But death has left a ioneliness ‘That never can be filled. How sad today my troubled heart, How dim my eyes with tears, Jor, death has robbed me of the one ought was mine for years. MOTHER. Just @ line of sweet remembrance, Just a memory fond and true, Just & token of love's devotion' That our hearts still grieve for you. Never shall we cease to love you, Never shull your memory fade; Sweetest love forever lingers Around your sweet and peaceful graye. HER SISTERS. * YATES. WYLIE. In dearest memory of my beloved husband, WYLIE YATES, who de- one year ago today, Jan- uary 27, 1928, He_suffered hours, yes, hours of pain, ‘To_wait _for cure but all in_vain: 8o God alone knew what was best. He called him home to give him eternal Test. HIS DEVOTED WIFE., WINNIE YATES. * YATES. WYLIE. In sad and loving mem- ory of our beloved father and grandfathe; Wwho departed this life one year ago todt You suffered a lot and murmured You endured until the end. Until one day, to our dismay, Away from’ us you passed away. You've pessed away and left us here Until our time will come: Then, in the resurrection day We'll_meet_around the throne. DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND GRAND- DAUGHTER. MAUDE AND GLADYS. * MEMORIALS. R4 Monuments . Mausoleums OESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHONE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET MAIN 2968 THE J. F, MANNING Co., INC, 919 15TH ST,, N, W, 'WASHINGTON, D, NERAL DIRECTORS. ALMUS R.SPEARE Succeeding the original W. R. 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