Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1929, Page 9

FATHER OF U. S. VETERANS| McCOMB FUNERAL HELD. DIES AT HOME, IN IRELAND W. C. Franklin, Retired British Sol- dier, Survived by Eight Chil- dren, All American Residente. Survived by six sons, all of whom are citizens of the United States and three of whom saw service during the World ‘War, two daughters and two brothers, also in this country, William Carroll Franklin, father of Willlam F. Franklin of this city, assistant department ad- gl jutant of the American Legion. died at is home in Toureen County, Tipperary, Ireland, two weeks ago, it was learned here today. He was 70 years old and a retired sergeant major in the 2d Battalion of the North Loyal Lancashire British Army. He saw service in India for many years and there received the wound Which caused him to be invalided home | and retired He died January 12. Requiem mass was sung at Kilmoyler Chapel, near his home, and he was burfed in the family plot at Knockgraffon. He is sur- vived in Ireland by his widow, Mrs. Mary Byrnes Franklin, who was & na- tive of Clogheenafishogue. His children are Mrs. Marry Carlyslie of this city, Mrs. Mary Porch of New York City, William F. Franklin ¢ Washington, and Patrick J., Thomas A., John C.. Richard G. and Joseph M. Franklin, all of East Orange, N. J. Willlam, John and Pat- rick served with the United States Army during the war. Robert and Hugh Franklin, his surviving brothers, live in Pittsburgh, Pa. Although all of her children are in America, Mrs. Frank- lin intends to remain in the “old coun- | try.” . OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F Abbey- Mausoleum ln-hful—!-durm‘—Cmemld MILITARY - HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Ovbesite Arlingten Cemetery 1, Ride out in the afternoon end wiew this wonderful mausoleum in tlltl{t serene and permanent tran- qui Thll hallowed beauty spot s an everlasting memorial tp the Jove and reverence for those who have passed on. ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Inspect Now—Open Every Day \Office1000Conn. Ave, Main7897 Retired District Engineer Famed for Notable Work. Funeral services for David E. Mc- Comb, 79, retired District engineer of bridges, who died at his home in the Portner Apartments Sunday, were con- ducted in St. Paul's Church, Fifteenth and V streets, today at 9 o'clock. Inter- ment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. During more than 50 years of service with the District government, Mr. Mc- Comb was responsible for many notable bridge-building projects in this city. In addition, he had done im| neering work in Cuba an in connection with the building of the Mr. McComb had been in failing health for a number of years but had remnlned active until recently. | Panama Canal. n_Georgetown, on Wis. ave. gentleman's watch. G. W. Irving, 4911 W WRIST WATCH found in Brownley's Janugry Call West 3113. BILLFOLD—Black. with identification card: no money, but of T Call Adams 2581 BUNCH gr KEYS‘V alue to owner. D near 9th: §2 re- X, CAT black. heivumu vicinity_3415 34th st. n with white paws ;‘nd orelephone Richard L. Quisley, ‘Clev BILLFOLD, containing $12, on' 18th_and T sts. n.w.: EVT;XZOWMAN 1802 T st aluable papers, Pith and. Eaciid, Key: ORIoNA plncses. bank book: losse memo- randa_and folder with private letters. ward contents, particularly papers. bunch. Saturday night. the A B C Oll Burner Sales Coworutln : 3 818 18th st. n.w. __3* LADYS GOLD WATCH, Waltham make, PIN—Liberal reward for lost In7ge_ umtth)st n, diamond shape. PLATINUM BRACELET. set with diamonds and sapphires, lost Saturday night. 5 Call North 2881.W. POCKETBOOK—Brown, Monda: cash_and bill folder. | Liberal reward. _Telephone Lincoln 6045. PURSE. smail biue leather, Mondey morning near 32ad, containing k with owner's name. ESTONE NECKLACE and bracelet, hetween 12th and 13th. Return 1235 G st BERNARD DOG, 5 big head and ears: Call Col. 5956. Reward. Liberal reward. or Main 4530, {o hame of Bennie._ wms‘r’wucfl. lady’s, between 2nd and A and ch\lrchz!ll 3rd and A January 24. 23 2nd 340 - REWARD Tor TG string Of Dearis. $50 REWARD —for the return to Nichols Co., . white gold cigarette case with dia- ol a_white sold “M. 8 P Adaress Box 5%, star To, lost in Washington around $250 REWARD For the return to Nichols Co.. diamond and ~crystal s diamond links, 6 link _bracelet, THE EVENING ENGLAND 10 WAIT FOR NAVAL OFFER Britain to “Make No Fresh Proposals” to United States on Limitation. By Cable to The Star. LONDON, January 20.—Although Sir | Austen Chamberlain, secretary of state {m’ foreign affairs, informed the House of Commons yesterday that Great | Britain would ratify the Kellogg pact for renunciation of war without further parliamentary debate as soon as the dominion governments are ready to ratify, he also told questioners that for the moment Britain intends simply to stand pat and “make no fresh pro- posals with regard to naval limitation.” These conclusions developed from an inconclusive series of questions and an- swers in which Comdr. J. M. Ken- worthy, Labor member for Hull, sought to force the governmental spokesmen to record their views on the question of Anglo-American relations generally, and in which Prime Minister Stanley Bald- win and Sir Austen, to the accompani- ment of occasional voices from the back benches, apparently tried to say nothing whatever, in a friendly fashion. Comdr. Kenworthy began by quoting the speech of W. C. Bridgeman, first lord of the admiralty, about there being no further use in making propo- sitions for naval disarmament. Mr. Baldwin replied at once that Comdr. Kenworth_v was distorting the first lord’s words from their proper context, and that what Mr. Bridgeman really had said was that so long as American suspicion existed he saw no use of making fresh proposals. The prime minister added impres- sively that the policy of the British gov- ernment must be to remove American suspicions, but Comdr. Kenworthy re- torted, “And haven't I helped the prime back chat edified but did not enlighten the House, and so, in answer to & direct question, Sir Austen made the assertion that the British govern- *ment would deposit its ratification of January 36; initials i the Kellogg pact as soon as the domin- Tad) rd. Return 344 McLean aye. ion governments were ready to do like- wise; the Commons cheered heartily. The foreign minister added that sinice opinion in both houses of Parliament had been shown from the first to be so strongly in favor of ratification, and since this view had been expressed unan- imously in the debates which already had taken place, there was no necessity for further debate. Asked by the irrepressible Comdr. Kenworthy whether he was aware that criticism was_being leveled at him for having made ‘reservations to the treaty, Sir Austen replied, with dignity, “There are no British reservations any more and 12 short diamond links. ington around Jan Lost in Wash- than’there are American ones » (Copyright, 1 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESbl\Y JANUARY 29, 1929, SOLDIER SHOT AS BANDIT. Wounded Man Attached to Statue of Liberty Garrison. NEW YORK, January 29 (A .—A soldier attached to the Statue of Lib- erty Garrison was shot in the back of the neck last night by a policeman in a running gun fight over almost a mile, after the soldier was alleged to have held up a barber in his shop in Lower Manhattan. A fireman from a tug moored in the East River, was shot in the left fore- 'tlirm when he stepr=d into the line of re. The soldier, Patrick Kennedy, 21, of Binghampton, in civilian clothes, was alleged to have robbed the barber, Frank Anasdasi, of $60 at pistol point. SOCIAL LEADERS ATTEND LUNCHEON IN PAJAMAS Party Motors to Downtown Restau- rant at Palm Beach. Clad in Fash- jon's Latest Loungiglg Attire, By the Associated Press. PALM BEACH, Fla, January 29.— Palm Beach experienced something new locally yesterday when a coterie of fegninine leaders of the exclusive Win- ter colony attended a public luncheon attired in beach pajamas. The party, clothed in fashion’s latest beach lounging attire, motored from their morning swim at the Bath and Tennis Club to a restaurant in the heart of the business section. Refreshments under beach umbrellas or on verandas of scaside clubs long have been enjoyed by soclety folk in bathing suits and pajamas, but the luncheon yesterday was a decided in- novation. Only this season have fem- inine bathers been permitted to appear on the beaches and boardwalks with- out long hose. Among those at the luncheon were Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, who wore pajamas of yellow; Mrs, James Forrestal and Mrs. Phillip Barry Leslie, whose attire was \aricolo'ed Cubans Honor Pntnot HAVANA, January 29 (#).—A legal holiday was observed throughout Cuba | today in celebration of the seventy- sixth anniversary of the birth of Jose Marti, the Cuban apostle of liberty. In the presence of President Machado, his cabinet and. other dignitaries, 40,- 000 students marched by the Marti statue ,at Central Park and each on passing cast a flower at the base of the monument, until the blossoms were heaped knee deep. * Births Repored. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the past 24 hours James W. and Lockey T. Whistleman, girl. Ward E. and Ethel Kuentzel. girl Joseph J. and Olive R. Palmer. girl Wililam M. and Rebekah Boone, girl. Louis gnd Girda M. Stuck, girl Georze W. and Clara E. Tavior, eirl. Leo G. and Margaret Hessler. boy. William A. and Hattie V. Tavlor, boy. Francis A and Marlan G. Richards. boy. Arthur B.'and Mamie Richardson. bov. James W. and Agnes C. Redmond. boy. James C.'and Vanlear Robey. boy Albert G. and Mary C_Poss. twin girls illiam and E. G n, girl The Brougham Qards nf Thanks. JONES, HARRY R. 1 wish to acknowledge with 'sincere thanks the kind expressions of symgpathy of my many h‘lendl at the death of my husband, HAR! JONES. NS PREDERICA. DAVIS JONES. MORAN. ALICE R. We to express our thanks to ‘neighbors and friends for their sym- pathy “extended to us durlni the death of our mother, Mrs. ALICE R. MORAN. THE FAMILY. NOSKE, HERBERT C. 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 husband and son. HIS WIFE AND PARENTS. COOLIDGE COLLEGE OFFER REPORT OUT Rumor Says President Might Be Asked to Become Head of Michigan U. By the Associated Press. LANSING, Mich, January 29.-—A rumor that President Coolidge might be offered the presidency of the Uni- versity of Michigan when the resigna- tion of Dr. Clarence Cook Little be- comes effective next September gained wide circulation among State officers here last night. It lacked confirma- tion, however, and members of the university board of regents and Gov. Fred W. Green refused to comment. Dr. Little's successor will be select- ed by a committee appointed by the board of regents. John S. Haggerty of Detroit, secretary of state, said last night that if President Coolidge could be induced to accept the presidency it would be a “great thing” for the uni- \f'vr.:;t,v. but said he could not comment urthe Gov. Green said he had heard ‘the report, but he also declined to dis- cuss the possibility furtger. Other members of the board of regents could not be reached. Treaty Rahficatwn Blll Is Read. WARSAW, Poland, January 29 (#).— The Polish Parliament has given first readiny to a bill providing for ratifica- tion of the Kellogg pact. The bill was referred to the committee on foreign affairs. The only opposition expressed was by a Cnmmunm member, Buttner. Deaths Reportecl. Julia B. Clarke. 98, 3112 8. Dakota ave. n.e. William E. Lorman, 37, John Dic'tson Home. Jantes Nelson. 85. 2737 4th st. ne. Elizabeth D. Skiliman, 84, 837 Shepherd st. Johannas P. Ping, 83, 2001 16th st C. . 82, 3534 Edmonds st. 1, 1349 Mortague st. . Moudy, 72, {lom -opathic Hospital. Carmelia_Ofano, 71, 3920 13th st. Eliga E. Johnston. 71. Emergency Hospital. Nannie' L, Huntley, 66, 4209 srd.st. John J. McCarthy, 61,'407 O's erling J. Webster. 48, 3348 5th St s.6. Niliiam J. Walsh, 42. Providence Hospital. Abe Conn, 32, Walter Reed Hospital Wiliiam T. Sibley Hospital. Marie K. Inman , 134 Rock Creek | enureh road. Lillian M. ‘O'Connor. 22. Sibley Hospital. Norman Creamer, 2i, Sibley Hospital. anor Frowd, 16. opal Hospital, r')uy Virginia' Gates, 6, Providence Hos- atrice Maker, 4, Children's Hospital. Licla Costin, 38, Galllnger Hospifal, Thomas La DODGE BROTHERS SIX presented by WALTER P. 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AT AUTO somest, and finest of all Dodge Brothers cars. SHOW Mitchell Motor Co., La Plata, Md. Braths. BANKS. GERTRUDE. On Monday, Januaty 28, 1929, GERTRUDE BANKS of Mons 1oito Ve, e L Bha Teaves (o soueh thelr ioss three sisters, Mrs. Bertha Fennell, Mrs. Martha Gogans, Mrs. Belle Richards; two brothers and ' host of other rela. tives snd friends. Remains resting_at the funeral chavel of Geo. B. Clarke Co.. 1416-1418 Fla. ave. n.e. Notice of funerai hereatter. BRAXTON, JOSEPH. Officers and members of Garfleld Tabernacle ar2 requested to at- tend a meeting Tuesday, January 39, 1929, at 8 p.m., at the hall. 320 F_st. s.W.. to arrange for the funeral of Brother JO- SEPH BRAXTON. Funeral Thursday, Jan- uary 31 at 1 ‘p.m. from Mount Jez- reel Baptist Church, 5th and E sts. s.e. Assessment s due st next meeting MAMIE E DENNIS, R. W. Ruler, SARAH'V: MURBHY: R, W. Bec s. BROADY, MARCELL M. Officers and mem- bers of Morning Star Lodge, No. 40, T B. O. Elks, are hereby notified to meet in 5 sonsion ol sorren at ot s "Siome: 1538 15th st. n.w., Tuesday night, January 29, 1020, at 8 o'clock, to make’arrange- ments for the funeral'of our late brother, MARCELL M. BROADY. After the session of sorrow the funeral ceremonies will be held at his late residence. 234 2nd st. n.e., Tuesday night at 9§ o'clock.. Funeral, Wed nesday, January 30, from St. Cypri Church, ‘13th and & sts. se. Columbia Lodge, No, 85; Forflst Temple, No. 9. and Columbia Temple: No. 422, are invited to attend. LEO S. HOLTON, E. R. Attest: WILLIAM E. NEWMAN, Sec. BROW MARGARET. On Sunday. Janu- ary 1929, at Charlotiesyille. Va.. MAR- GARET OWN, wife of Emil wn. Body resting at Gawler's chapel. 1750 Pa. ave. n. Mass will be celebrated at St. Matthew’s Church, R. 1. ave. near Conn. ave. n.w.,, on Wednesdey, January 30. at 10 a.m. Interment private. BUCKMAND, LAURA BARNES. On Satur- day, January 26, 1929, at her residence. 5 Dudley place s.w.. LAURA BARNES BUCKMAND. She 1is survived by her brother * Thomas, ~William. Joshua _and Richard Mahoney. . Funeral Wednesday, January 30. from Mount Moriah Baptist Church, corner and L sts. 5.w., at 2 o'clock, Rev. Randolph pastor. Her busy hands are folded. Her work on carth is done; Her troubles all are ended. Her heavenly place is won. HER DEVOTED BROTHERS. * BUSH. LILLIAN R, Departed this life Mon- daw, Jan y 28, 1929, at 4:50 a.m Providence Hospital, LILLIAN R. BfiBH She leaves to mourn their loss & husband, Louis F. Bush. five children. mother, three sisters, three brothers and a host of other Telatives and_friends. ~Funeral from 1008 n.w. Thursday, January 31. CANNADAY, MARY CATHERINE. On Mon- day. January. 28, 1929, at her residence, 800 Mrdison” st. n.w.. MARY CATHERINE CANNADAY, aged 63 years, beloved wife of A F. Cannaday. “Notice of funeral CZARRA, MARIE K. Suddenly. on Sunday, January 20, 1929. in San Francisco, Calif.. MARIE K.’ CZARRA. beloved wife of the late Sigmond A. Czarra and formerly of 4441 Prospect ave. Brentwood. Md. Re- mains _will arrive in Washington " at 1 p.m. Monday. January 28. Funeral from the above residence Wednesday, January 30. at 8:30 am.: thence to St. Jerome's Church. wherc requiem mass will be said at 9 am. for the repose of her soul. 1In- terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 29 DOBSON. SALLIE. On Monday, January 28, 1929, at her res'dence 614 Maryland ave. ne. SALLIE DOBSON. mother of Jane Allsh_and crancmother of Audrey Wells and Eisie Allen. Notice of funeral here- after. " Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Georgia ave. n.w. DONALDSON, SARAH V. On Sunday. Janu- ary 27, 1939, at her home on_Leesburg pike, near Langley Va.. SARAH V.. widow of Webster Donaldson, aged 72 years. Fu- neral from her late residence on Wedn day. January 30, at 2 p.m. Interment family cemetery, Fair View Farm, Marcey. town, Arlington ‘County, Va. 29° DOUGHERTY, MARY. On Sundav. January 217, 1929, at 5:25 p.m.. MARY DOUGHERTY (nce Sullivan), beloved wife of the late Michael Dougherty. Funeral Wednesday, January 30, from her late residence, 1725 Va. ave. s.e., at 9:30 a.m., thence to St. Peter's Church, where mass will be said a 10 a.m. Interment at Mount Olivet CTeme-. tery. Relatives and friends invited. 29 DOUGHERTY, MARY. Comrades of Rev. M. P. Sullivan ‘Council, C. W. B. L. are re- quested to meet at home of our late com- rade, MARY DOUGHERTY. 725 Virginia ave. s.e. Tuesdav, Jenuary 29. at 8 pm. for pravers, " Mass at St Petérs Chiieh m. Wednesday, January 30. S. L. WARFIELD, Pres. ANNE HARVEY, Sec.” FAGAN. CHARLES W. On Sunday. January 27,1929, at Emercericy Hospital. CHARLES W., the beloved brother of Sarah E. Fagan of ‘residence 123 K st. n.w. Funeral from the Wm, 'H. Sardo Co, ‘funeral chapel 412 H Te. on Wednesday. January 30. at 10:30 s Relatives. and. friends invited to attend. Interment Cedar Hil Cemetery. 29 EASLEY. WILLIAM. On Sunday. January 27,1929, at his residence, 2108 2nd st. n.w.. at 10 a.m. WILLIAM. devoted husband of Marion' Easley *(nee Rose). son-in-law of Josephine Rose and brother-in-law of Josephine Rose, jr.. and Clarence Rose. He also leaves cther relatives and friends. Juneral Wednesday, Junuary 30, st 1 5 rom his late residence. Interment Line coln Memorial Cemetery. ELLIS, MARIE. Departed this life Sunday, January 27, 1929, at Freedman's Hospital, MARIE_ELLIS. beloved ~wife of Ernest Fllis. Remalns at Fracler's new funeral home, 339 R. I ave. n.w. Notice of fu- neral later. o FARR. NIMROD E. On Monday. Januar 28, 1929, at Sibley Hospital, NIMROD 14 FARR of Forestvill husband _of i "M Farr e Shaw). - Funer from his iate residence on Wednesday, January 30. at 2 Interment Addison . Seat Pleasant, Md. Relatives and FORD. SALLIE L, On Mondey, January 28 1929, SALLIE L. aged 60 vears, belove wife' of Edzar W. Ford. Funeral ‘teom her late residence. 1137 Morse st. n.e. Wed- nesday. January 30, at 2 p.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetéry. GAFFNEY. PATRICK. On Sunday, January 27, 1929, PATRICK. bmum o Gifiney of New York O :ou‘m ol afy B Archer. of Beg al from the above nsl oy, Jantary 30, at'§:3 Solemn h Teaulem mass chm'eh of the REDTSURET o Yndetment ME, Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. GAINES, JULIAN LLOYD. oOn s\md-y. January 27, 1929, at 8:30 a.m. IAN 10D, Bushand’ of the late Bertha D. Gaines.' Funeral from his late residence. 1401 G st. s.e.. Wednesday, January 30, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited to astend, Interment at Cedar Hill Ceme- EMR{A FRANCIS. On Monday. Jan- 1829, at the res(denc! of her ghter, Mrs. O Peck, 50 Franklin st. n.e. !\l\lA PRANCES be- loved wife of ‘the. late Henry ~Gibbs. Fvu\tral from her son's residence, Mr. rles H. Gibbs. 2749 4th st. n.e, on . day, ‘January 31, at 8:30 am.Re: auiem high mass, St. Martin’s Church, 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 0 GIBSON. J. ERNEST. On Mondey, January 28. 1020, J. ERNEST GIBSON. beloved brother of Tda M. Soper and Jane Mooney. Funeral Thursday, January 31, at 2 p.m. | from his late home, 651 G_st. s.e. Rela tives and friends invited. Interment Con: sressional Cemetery. 30° GOLLADAY, JAMES EMERSON. Suddenly, on Wednesday, January 24, 1939, at Yuma, Ariz., JAMES EMERSON (MIKE) GOL- LADAY. beloved husband of R. Murie Gol- laday (nee Newman). Funeral Wednesday. January 30, at 2 pm.. from 1254 Irving 5t. ne. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. Relptives and friends invited. HAMILTON, LILLIE B. On Saturday. uary 26, 1929. at her residence. 762 Gresham pl. nw. LILLIE B. HAMILTON. devoted wife of John M. Hamilton, mother of Win- nifred Hamilton, sister of Pearl Tanksley and_Essie Noble. Rem: Testing at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors. 3232 Georala "ave. n.w." Interment Edsefleld, HAYNIE. LAURA. On Monday. January 28, 1929. “at’ her residence. 407 A st. se. LAURA AUGUSTA, beloved wife of the late Robert Haynje. Funeral services will be held at her late home Wednesday, Janu- ary 30, at 2 p.m. Relatives snd friends invited. HENSON, SAMUEL A. On Monday. January 28, 1929, at the residence of his sister, Blanche fienson, 2619 11th st. n.w.. SAM- UEL A. HENSON. beloved husband of Pauiine’ Henson. Notice of funeral hege- after. JENKINS, SARAH PATTON MeN. On'Mon: day, Jenuary 28, 1620, ot the Fesidence of her son, THOMAS L. JENKINS, 1026 17th st., SARAH PATTON ' MEN. ' JENKINS, widow of the late John B, Jenkins. Funergl on Thursday, January 30. Inter- ment at Arlington. :o“ JORDAN, THOMAS W. Departed this life ‘Sunday, January 27, 1929, at his residence, 21 R st. n.w.. THOMAS W. JORDAN, son of the late Margaret E. and Henry Jordan and brother of the late Maria L. and John C. Jordan. He is survived by a_devoted . Gerirude Jordan: loving son and ghter. Gerald, of Sait Lake City, Utah, Marje Jordan Long: a sister. Julla C. lier. and brother, Gieorge M. 'Jordsm. neral from the People’s Congregational rch, M st. between Oth and 7th sts. n.w., Wednesday, January 30. at 1 o'clock, Rev. R. W. Brooks officiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. ~Relatives and friends invited. JORDAN, THOMAS W. A special communi- cation of Warren Lodge, No. 8, F. A. M. will be held Wednesday, January i, 1929, for the purpose of attending the fu- neral of Past Master THOMAS W. JOR- DAN. Funeral from People’s Congrega- tional Church. M st. between 6th and 7th sts. n.w. at 1 pm. Officers assemble at the Temple 11:30 a.m., brethren at the church at 12:30 p.m. ELVIN R. SHEPPERD, Worshipful Master. W. H. WESTRAY, Secretary. JORDAN, THOMAS W. Queen of Sheba Chapter, No. 2, O. E. S., requests the at- tendance of ali officers and members at the funeral of our late member, Sir Knight THOMAS,_ W. JORDAN, on’ Wednesday, January 30, at 1 p.m.. from People’s Con- gregational Church, M st. n.w. between 6th and 7th sts. MRS. GEORGIA E. ROY. R. M. RICHARD A. PHILLIPS R. P, Attest: JESSIE C. BANKS, Sect'y. * JORDAN, THOMAS W. Officers and mem- bers, you are hereby notified that the Most ‘Worshipful Acacia Grand Lodge, P.A. A. M.. will convene in special com- Braths. JORDAN. THOMAS W. The officers and members of Prince Hall Chapter, No. H. R. A, M. are requested to atiend the t\meul of our late companion. THOMAS JORDAN, on Wednesday, January 30. 1520 Ofvom e People’s Congregational Church, M st. between 6th and 7th! el u‘sLm J. BROOKER, H. P, JOHN SLADE, Jr., Sec. JORDAN, THOMAS W. The Kadosh service will be conducted over the remains of Sub- lime Prince THOMAS W. JORDAN, 32° 12 oclock (midnight) Tuesday, Jami 29. 1929 at his Iate residence. 31 R n. (his service will be conducted hy Zoroaster Chapter, of which Ill. Ben). Arrington, 33°is very eminent command: er. ® ' sublime princes and_illustriou: peers of Jonathan Davis Consistory are hereby ordered to assemble at 21 R st., at 130 gclock to assist in this service. By JESSE BROWN. 33", Co -in- Arear. DRON Y Copmander.in.Chist, Seals and Arc) 1ves HARLES H. ANDERSON. 32°, Assistant. JORDAN. THOMAS W. Omcers and Sir Klflihu of Simon Commandery, No. 1, K. "+ Sou are nmm ordered m"mmbla 5 . D.w.. to attend the funeral of Keeper of | s Dty Sir Knight, THOMAS W. - DAN, Order, i "B 8 oz, an . r:\kl:;” CHAS. D. PREEMAN. Recorder.” AN, THOMAS W. Offcers and Sir Krights of Grand Commander; 70U ure herehy ordered 0 assembie 1n fuil Templar uniform Wednesda Jenuary 30 1629, 12:30 p.m.. at People's Consrel tional Ghureh, M st. between ‘8th and fth n.w. to attend the funeral of our late Sir Rnight. THOMAS W. JORDAN, past erand warden. = Order. EDWARD F. GANT, Grand Commander. Attest: CHAS, - Ehand Aetorter. o JORDAN, THOMAS. Officers and membe: of the Home Benefit Associati vised of the death of Mr. THOMAS JOF DAN, uneral pltdnesday. January 30 Bhuten? % T ople’s Congresationalist MARY BRYANT, ANNA C. COOPER. Rec. Secy. e LOMBARDY, CAMILLA. On Sunday. Janu- ary 27, ° 1929. at’ Tasnalty Hosnital, CAMILLA, beloved wife of Antonin Lom- bardi. | Funeral from her late residence, ioth ‘st se. on Wednesday, Janu. ary 30. at.8:30.a.m.; thence to St. Peter's Church. where mass will be snid at 0 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment. Moum Olivet Cemetery. 29 LYDDANE, GUERITE C. On_Sunday, iy 27 T A A 1 G (38 3Bt st. nw.. MARGUFRITE C. LYDDANE, be- loved daughter of Nicholas Lyddana’ and Margaret E. (nee O'Connor) Lvddane. neral from her late residence Wednes- dav, January 30. at he iy 2y churth, she T vl 2 s am. - Burial at ivet Cemetery. " Friends and relatives invited. MATHEWS. ALFRED K. Suddenlv. on Sun- dev. January 27, 1929. ALFRFD K. the beloved husband of Melinda Mathews. Re- mains. resting at Lomax's chapel, 1400 § &. n.w., may be scen Thursday. Funeral Friday,'Fehruary 1. from above-named chapel at 2 pm. Priends invited. Inter- ment Payne's Cemetery. MORELAND. IDA. Mnondav. January 28. J20. Mrs DA MORELAND. = Punerai from her late home, in Clarendon, Va. p.m.. Wednesdar, January 30. MOUDY. JAMES A. Devarted this lite Sn!- nrday, January 26, 1929, at 3:32 am., at the Homeovathic Hospitel. = JAMES A. MOUDY, age 72 years. beloved hushgnd of Sally R. Moudy. Puneral services his 1ats residence. 1217 Hamiiton st. n. Monday afternoon. at 4 p.m. Interment at Gerrardstown, W. Va., Tuesday, Janu- ary 20, 1929. 29 MURPHY, ARTHUR N. Suddenly, on Mon- day. January T Toao gesidence, Jo18 North Cepital st. ARTHUR N. be- loved husband of Irene E. Murphy. Notice of funeral hereafter. O'CONNOR. LILLIAN WARGARET. On Su; dav. January 27. 1979, at Sihiev Hosoital. LILLIAN GARET (nee Blinn), heloved wife of John Praneis O'Connor. ' Funeral from her, retidence. 1323 Talbert 5. on Wednesday, January . “Mass 8t 85, Teresa’s Church: 1308 and Vsts. s.e, ot 9 am. Relatives and friends invited." Interment at Mount Ol vet Cemetery. K O'DONNELL. LUCY A. On Monday, 28. 1929. at 6:15 pm., LUCY A, O'DON- NELL. in her 88th year, beloved wife of the late Patrick O'Donnell and mother of H. F. O'Donnell. W. R_Lindsey and Mr: Kate' E. Thompson. PFuneral Thursda: January” 31, from the residence of he daughter, Mrs. Kate E. Thompson, 8630 Ga. ave..’ Silver Soring. Md.. thence to St. Jobn's Church, Forest Glen, Md.. where mass will be said at 10 a.m. Relatives and {riends invited. 'Interment in church ceme- JAMES ROBERT. On Monday, 28, 1929, at his residence. 1542 Co- inmbia st.’ n.w. JAMES ROBERT OLD- HAM. devoted son of Boyd and_ Mattle Oldham, brother ~of Lucille Oldham, Thelma 'Regers. Malcolm and Mover. Old. ham. Puneral Wednesday. J; 30, at 1 . from his late residence. ououm omo: mm On Su o: % the aboye, rest gence Wedpesdas, January 30. 1029, . Bolemr DR Teauie mass a6 Holy Comforter Chureh at ® am, . In- t Mt Olivet Cemetery. Reht‘nl and friends invited. OSBORNE. HARRY 0. On Sundas, .nmury om., l! his " residence, muuw beloved son_of te Francis Osborne. - from the sbove residence Wednh- January 30. 1929, at 8:30 a.m. Solemn high reauiem mass at Holy' Comforter Church at 8 am. Interment Mt Ol Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited REAVES. KATTIE, On Monday. January 38, 1929, KATTIE andmother of IS innie B. Shen, ved 85 vears P BN, G e st e, on Wednesdsy, 30, at 3:30 Dm. Interment Addison Chapel. Seat Pleasant, Md. REED. LEWIS E._on Monday, January 28. 1929, at his_reside: istn TEWIS B REFD. ascd 6. sears, heloved Rusband of Donna T. Reed. 'Remains resting at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N st. n.w. Netice of funeral later. REYNOLDS. MARGARET A. On a-. January 37. 1929, at Georsetown Sty floepital, MARGARET A the g 7t H. Reynolds. Funeral mm daughter-ini-law's _residence, e hotds, 314 6th_ st ot o6 ThUTS: raniary 31, at 8:30 am. thence to Tripity Yu}“m' where ‘miasy will be ie! Vl!.d to l'“%l ‘m!nt "l Oh'el Cemetery. Suddenly, on Priday, January 1929. at 11:30 p.m., at her Tesidence, 348 E s.w.. MARY E. ROBIN- SON. devoted wife of the late Joseph Rob- inson, loving mothcr of Alphonzo bin- Cons! d Rose E. wie, of BGIKR F. Reynolds and Hyacinth P. Bowie. e also leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral from her late residence. thence CO the Providence Baptist Chun: M st. bet. 413 and 6th sts. s.w. p.m. on Wednesday. January 30, Re A fllylex, D. D.. Dll'.ul How sad today our troubled hearts, How dim our eves with tears, For death has robbed us of the one We thought was ours for years. 20° ROBINSON. MARY E. Officers and members of the Willine Helpers' Association are hercb nctmrd of the death of Mrs. MARY ISON. Funeral Wednesday, Jani l!! 30, l'a at 1 p.m.. from Providence Baptist Church. M st. bet. 4!z and 6th s.w. JOSEPHINE_BUTLER, Pres. GRACE WALKER. Rec. Sec. ROBINSON, MARY E. Julia McN. Henry Au: No. 2. Army and Navy Union, U. 8. .nnounces the death of Comrade MARY . ROBINSON. 33 E st sw. Funeral Wednesday, January 30, 1929. 1 p.m.. from Providence Baptist Church, M st. bet. 4% 9 A “TAYLOR. Lady Gammande EMMA ANDERSON, Lady Adit. o ROJA. LOUISA. Priday, January 35, 1929, at_the Home for the Aged and Infirm. fJOUmA ROJA. Body at city morgue. less same is called for by 3 pm. tomo row remains will be disposed of according to the law. SARTAIN, JOHN W. On Nlldl 20, 1929, at the residence of hi Henry Sartain. flfl Dfl'lld st. land. D. C., JOH] ged 7 loved husl ol lhe late Margaret Sar- tain. Funeral from above lddreu ‘Thurs- day, January 31, at 2 Interment Rock ~ Creek Cemetery. Rfll!lvfl and friends invited. 30 uflnlfll‘. LOUISE P. On Tuudl’ Ja uary ” LOUISE P., beloved d: ‘,fil‘ of nera Sons’ Co.,_ 1113 7‘“ N Januery 31, at . Relatives friends invited. h(ument Prfllm‘u Cemetery. 3 1TH. GEORGE. . Jonuary SR O fesidence, o Geordk BlTH. Jevoted s -ou of brother of James Boston, Wi Alice ‘and Nora ‘smith muness BT EThest Tarvis o lm‘u"n’l arlone n.or:.’:"..."” Interment Middlebure. sm’l‘u NELLIE MARY E. On Sunday, Janu- ary 37, 1929. at her residence, 1642 Cooks ct. n.w., LIE MARY E. SMITH. the beloved ‘mother of Bessie Brown and the Iate Teresa (Baby Doll) Smith. Remain: resting at Lomax’s chapel. 1400 8 st. n. Notice of funeral hereafter. SMITH. WALTER S. On Sunday, January a0 1820, at 1330 pm 8t his residence; 4 E st nw. WAL Lne John, i e Sher ot Maher B, Ford. J. Eaward: George P, and Douglass E. Smith. Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. t End funeral parlors, 28 Funeral ‘Thurs from Mount between Dumbarton av and O st. n.w. TURNER. JAMES EARL. ondag. nn— Ry s, TN S AeEs maRY, OH Tovaa sbeasa ‘o1 Nettie Tumet (nee Pad- gett). Funeral from his I 2125 15th_s! 30, nt 130 pm. Services at Emanuel P E.'Church at 2 p.m. Relatives and frien invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemete Jlnull'! ‘H Pro ERNEST 'T' devoted © husban BAEaRTyler. standson of Henty had Allcy Tler. Pyneral Thuradey, January 31, at pm., from Galbraith M. Zion Snbich,_ Hemains resting e the W. Erases Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2322 Ga. ave. 9 In Memaoriam. BARTHOLD. ANNA. A tribute of feleve devotion A0 She memery of my d wno left me 1 Year: no. J-nuln 20, 1912, She is not dead. = Sh but passed be- nd the mists that «blind us here, Tnto’ the new 'and Iarger life of that se~ rener snhere. nn“_nvom DAUGHTER. MARY O©. er. BARTHOLD. ANNA. In loving memory of our devoted grandmother. ANNA BAR- THOLD. who passed to the great beyond seventeen years ago. January 29, 1912. And_if. through patient toll. we reach the'land. Where tired feet, with sandals loosed, ‘may rest. shall clearly know and unders 1 ttl‘\‘n;’( ihat we shall say. “God knew ~ besi HER LOVING GRANDCHILDREN, AR, CDOT AND JEAN, LDREN. FRED. BROOKS. CLARENCE R. In memory of CLARENCE R. BROOKS. 8ix long years since you passed away. But yoursweet love and memory are stil] mine to stay. MARY. DUCKETT.CLARA SMITH. Tn sad but lov ing remembrance of our dear friend, CLARA SMITH DUCKETT. who departed fhis life one year aco teday. Januery 2, Happy were the davs we snent together, Lonely are our hearts today But memory kesps yon ever near us Though ~ou died one vea- ago todsx HER FRIFNDS. SARAH K. DUNMORE AND SADIE HARVEY. HILL. RENJAMIN F. Remembrasee of our @ear husband fother. BENJAMIN P. n’n'i"' who departed this life January 20, Loved in 1ife and remembered in death. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. * HILL, BENJAMIN F. Sacred to the memory of ‘our deor father. BENJAMIN F. HILL. who departed this life one year ago today, January 29, 1926. ‘Wa miss you no less as time passes on Than we did on the dav of vour going, Por absence can never close the door of onr hearts. And the lamp af our lave is <till elowing. LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * HILL. BENJAMIN F. In memary of a won- derful father. BENJAMIN F. HILL. who want 10 be with his Lord on the 29th day of January. 1928. 'Tls & magic word, my father, For it takes me’ back to years ‘When he was my onls_refuge. When his kisses dried my tears. Loved in life. mourned in death. JAMES H. HILL AND WIFE. * JORNSON, CHARLOTTE. January 29. 1017, one of earth's rare spirits departed from its frail tenement of clay to be forever with the Lord. CHARLOTTE JOHNSON. loving wife ‘of Isaac Johnson and mother of Ella Fitzhugh. Cota Wood. Russell 8. Francis C. James W.. Lottie Crutchfield and Arthur A. Johnso: Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord, PAMILY. LANE, VERONICA B. In loving memory of our dearly beloved mother and sister, VERONICA B. LANE. who departed this life seven years ago todav. January 329. 1922, Anniversary mass was said at the Holy Name Church this mornine. THE FAMILY. * ASON. JAMES ROSCOE. sad but loving remembrance of my dear hustand, JAMES ROSCOE MASON. who departed this life two years ago today, January 29, 1927, The blow was hard. the shock seve: ‘We never thought that his death was so Rear. L e e witont Jergwell. e pain of partin et 11§ POVING WIFE: MABEL E. MASON. * MAYN. CHARLES E. In loving remembrance of Jnv deaf busband and, our o CHARLES E. MAYN, who 4 {ifs) nine’ years age” toda! Just & line of sweet remembran: Just a memory. fond gnd true: Just a token of love's devotion. That our hearts still grieve for you. Gone. but not forgotten, daddy. TOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN, MONTGOMERY, JOSEPH K. 1In sad but io remembranc® of our beloved father. J 'H R. MONTGOMERY. who departed L!“!'Hh two years ago today. J:nulw 2. irit 1 I&r has IM 'rom !hll’wmld of unre ek HILDREN. * SMITH, TAMMER. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear devoted mother, TAMMER ho entered Into pese- {a1 rest one year ago today, January Coyld you ask us {f we miss her, Bt Jour ‘tets swectly whigpers. " Hoduraser children: we Shall mest again.” Laved tn lfe, remembered in death. Ry mo'l:uugi'ou. LULA ue,m-' WILLIAM SMITH. NOLDS, TAVENNER, DORIS E. AND DOROT] oIn dearest memory of our beloved d'xnt daughters, DORIS geparted this life ol ux nlu ago \uary 29. TUNER "o depariedthis lte tweive Jears seo, January "fi i, How sag ‘today our troubled hearts, our es with u.fl‘ has the ones w.'fio B *wite uirs fo years. And when we sit and think of them, Gur At g home ol be ke Lonvit ., o DEVOTED M D WALKER. A!H In sad but IM ifla of our dear -othu' Al.l% Gevagied tm‘}m s a0 day, Ji Y MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMS DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHORE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET MAIN 2968 m J. F. MANNING CO.. Inc. \ 1)/\ ) WY 44’: V. L. 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