Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1929, Page 9

| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1929. —e rious Jewish activities here and was a leader in the Zionist movement. Dr. Helfgott died after treating Sid- ney Terlitzky, 6-year-old son of Ben- jamin_Terlitzky, at the latter's home, 824 Allison street. HELFGOTT RITES HELD. Physician Died After Treating Pa- ‘tient Sunday Night. Funeral services for Dr. Max A. Helf- gott, 47 years old, physician, who died of heart disease shortly after treating a g;tlent Sunday night, were conducted at is residence, 4621 Ninth street, today at 10:30 o'clock. Rabbi Louis J. Schwefel, Rabbi J. T. Loeb and Rabbi Barishan- sky officiated. Interment was in the Adas Israel Cemetery. Dr. Helfgott was identified with va- JOSEPH K. DEFREES PARIS, February 5 (#).—Despite con- tinued rumors of disorders in Spain, King Christian and Queen Alexandrine of Denmark, who have been here in- cognito ‘for several days, left this morn- ing for Madrid, where they will visit the Spanish court. 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Alterations Are Included Ll suss e 1w e | GLAIMED BY DEATH Head Director of National: Commerce Chamber Victim chairman of the board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and prominent lawyer and business man of Chicago, died at Emergency Hospital today after an operation for appendi- Pneumonia had set in following the Defrees was in his seventy-first He is survived by his widow Funeral services will be conducted at the First Unitarian Church, Chicago, | Senior member of the law firm of Defrees, Buckingham & Eaton of Chi- cago, Mr. Defrees was conspicuous also He had | served as president of the Chicago Bar Association, as president of the Chicago Association of Commerce anid Was Brem. | CAI1 section of the inter-American high lent of le Nation: e and attended Earlham College, Richmond, Ind, in 1872, and Northwestern Univer- sity Prepnrm.m'y School, Evanston, I, C. of C. Chief Dies JOSEPH H. DEFREES. in 1875. In 1921 he served #s a mem- ber of the President’s conference on un- employment and during the same year was appointed a member of the Ameri- commission in connection with the first pan-American financial conference. Mr. Defrees took an active interest the Americans directly concerned with | the organization and development of the International Chamber of Com- merce, He s a chevalier of the Legion of Honor of I-‘rancc CI‘I‘Y NEWS IN BRIEF TODAY. Costello Post, American Legion, meets 8 p.m. in board room, District Building. Concert and moving pictures for bene- fit of Technical Home in Palestine, Jewish Community Center, 8:15 p.m. Welsh Society meets Wilson Normal School, 8 pm. Phil Sheriden Woman's Relief Corps meets Grand Army Hall, 8 p.m. Oriental Council, Royal Arcanum, meets at Pythian Temple, 8 p.m. Benefit card party, auspices of the Visitation Alumnae, Thomas Circle Club, 8 pm. iness Women's Coun- . at the Church of the Covenant. ‘The card party of the Sodality of the Holy Name Church announced for to- day at 8:30 p.m. at the Holy Name Hall will be held instead at the school, 1217 West Virginia avenue northeast. FUTURE. District Council, Royal Arcanum, meets tomorrow night, 8 o'clock, Pythian Temple. Regent Raymond Payne in charge. Annual February dance Western U‘nwn Employes’ Association, auditorium o evening. Alpha Chay gkr, Gamma Delta Sigma Scrority, card party, St. Martin's Hall, tomorrow evening. Arkansas Society meets at Hotel La Fa;ene Friday night, February 15. D. C. STUDEI;IT INJURED. Joseph Losey, Dartmouth Senior, Falls From Scaffolding. HANOVER, N. H,, February 5 (#).— Joseph Losey of Washington, D. C., a senior at Dartmouth College, suffered a broken vertebra yesterday when he fell from a scaffolding. He will be strapped to his bed for two months, his physiclan announced, adding that no paralysis had set in. Losey is director of the Dartmouth players and was in charge of the musical comedy “Double Trouble,” to be pllyed at the Winter carnival, Joseph Losey could not be identified here today. Deaths Reported. (uThe following deaths bave been reported to th Department in the past 24 hours: e ciin, & Alder. 56, 4132 Fessenden st Atthael Cohen ‘Tuberculosis Hospital, Emma F. Mitchel] 5.,2111 Ontarlo rd. Anna_ Osborne, 74, 1102 oA G Harc. o4, 1631 Honroe st. Ellen_R. Chappelear, 64, 107 Ridge rd. s.e. Ada Youpg, 60, Emergency Hospital. Joseph E. Johnson, 58, 817 L st. n.e. Josephins "Doxey, 58, Homeopathic Hos- 3 Edgud Darse. 56, Casualty Hospital. e G Molotn: 48, Sarfels Hospital Bl / 46, Brovidence ‘Hospital. 14 2 id, 1, Cbndrrn: ‘Hospital: Eorlne' N Voser 3 weeks, g94. 14in st. nee. Theodore Stttleton, 3 hours, 504 8th st. .. William Ware, 47, Gallinger Hospital. William B. Chandler, 37, 1714 iy rine Wheelers 34, "Tuberculosts Hose Plelirie Day, 24, Freedmen's Hospital. 4, Gallinger Hospital. Freedmen's “Hospital. Jal 1, 404 fam A Evans, 8 davs, 10 T Ivrlllfln:tmo( ey and Mary Carter 1014 “Hnfent of Georse and Antoinette Ham- mond, 333 Virginia ave. s.W. Births Reported. ‘The following births have bef n;or!ad to the Hulih Department n the rs: inic and Co: Qearie & and Heion C. lf OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN’S—7th & F|3 MONEY TO LOAN = ON IMPROVED DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA REAL ESTATE 6% INTEREST No Commissions—No Renewals Columbia Permanent Building Association 73 12th St NW, 352, 3 zlbhzy . Mausdleum lu-uful—indurmg-—Cmem.d MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATI Opposite Arlingten Osmef Ride out in the a{tematm and view this wonderful mausoleum in i!ltdtufme and permanent tran- qu TMJ hallowed beauty ?a! ) an everlasting memorial to the love and reverence for those who have passed on. ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Inspect Now—Open Every Day Qffice 1000Conn, Ave, Main7897 in international affairs and was one of | National Press Club, Thursday §an THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy, followed by light snow and not quite 0 cold to- night; tomorrow cloudy, not quite so cold; minimum temperature &nlgh! about 27 degrees; gentle northeast and | east winds. Maryland—Light snow tonight and | possibly tomorrow morning; not quite |50 cold; moderate northeast and east winds. Virginia—Snéw tonight and possibly | tomorrow morning; slowly rising tem- perature; moderate northeast and east | winds. West Virginia—Snow tonight and possibly tomorrow morning; not much change in temperature. Temperature for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 35; 8 p.m,, 32; | 12 midnight, 26; 4 am, 19; 8 am, 22; noon, 30. | " Barometer—4 pm., 30.28; 8 pm, 30.29; 12 midnight, 30.29; 4 a.m., 30.28; 8 a.m,, 30.33; noon, 30.34. Highest temperature, 37, occurred at 3:45 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 19, occurred at 7 a.m. today. ‘Temperature same date last year— ! Highest, 51; lowest, 32. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 11:34 am.; high tide, 4:54 am. and 5:21 p.m. Tomorrow-—Low tide, 12: 14 am. and 12:25 p.m.; high tide, 5:45 a.m. and 6:10 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:11 am.; sun sets 5:33 p. Tomnrm\\'—sm\ rises 7:10 am.; sun sets, 5:35 p.m. Moon rises 4:29 am.; sets 1:39 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear. Wenher in Various Cities. HTemperature. 2 ® ¥ Y 4 F 2 anaworeg isauuu Stations. £epiasas g 5 F3 Abilene, Tex Iby ¥ Blrmineham Bismarck, N. D. Boston, Mass... 3 Buffalo, N. Y.’ 30. Charleston, 8.C. Chicago, Til.... 3 Ohio. 31 JacksonvilleFla. Kansas City.Mo. Los Angele: Loutsville, Ky. Miami, F] New Orle New Yorl Oflnoma cuy Rain Omaha. Neb; Cloudy Philadelphla, (2 3 Clear hoe, Ariz... 2 Clear | Bittsburen paii 0. Cloudy Por ungK Me ... 3 lear Pnr]\l‘ln . Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear lear Snow Snow Cloudy Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Seartlo. Wash Spokane, Wa; WASH., D. C. FOREIGN. (7 am., Greenwich time, today.) Temperature, Weather, London. England. 3¢ Clou Earis. ‘France Germany !uwkhnlm» Bwed Noon: ‘Greenwich time, today ) Horta (ny-h. Azores. Rain nt observations.) 58 Part cloudy Clear Clous Bart. clond? now Hamilton, Betmud, San Juan, Porto Ri Clear Clear COL. BIRCH BURIED. Last Rites Held for Former U. S. Minister to Portugal. NEW YORK, February 5 (#).—Repre- sentatives of the- financial, diplomatic and military worlds Sunday attended ths funeral of Col. Thomas Howard Birch, United States Minister to Portu- gal from 1913 to 1923, who died sud- denly Friday at his upper East Side home. ‘The services were held at St. James’ Episcopal Church and a motor cycle es- cort of police accompanied the cortege to the Pennsylvania Station. The body was sent to Burlington, N. J., for burial. ‘The honorary pallbearers included Alejandro Padilla y Bell, Spanish Am- bassador to the United States; Viscount D’Alte, Portuguese Minister to the United States; John W. Davis, Frank L. Polk, Norman H. Davis, James W. Gerard and W. C. Durant. MORALITY HELD HIGHER. Pastor Holds Youth Better, Despite Gocktails and Petting Parties. CHICAGO, February 5 (M.-Despite cacktails and petting parties, which, he said, still exist, Rev. Leslie Glenn, col- lege work secretary for the National Council of the Episcopal Church, de- clared Sunday that college morality is higher than it was two years ago. After a year-and-a-half survey of col- legians in all sections of the country|c: Rev. Glenn observed that drinking and petting are diminishing and are, merely | ! gestures of “this ®-called revolt of youth.” Two years ago saw the lowest moral trend among students,” Rev. Glenn asserted, “Today eonditions are much better.” Rev. Glapn stated that the student is not intarested in the church, but is intensely interested in religion. LOST. BAG, brown suede, amber top, 7th and the Ave. or at Center Market, conmnlnx Xexs, mnnry etc. Phone Columbia 9: ard. ACELET—Black and _gold: Ineh wm hl[hly valued by owner: lost at Iowa Circle d _14th st. n.w. Reward. North 1691. Miss Mcwenx. ks BRACELET, white gold, set with one dia- mond and two nvnhlru. finder please call (‘nlumbl; 9346. _Reward. ACELET, novelty brown With blue trim. \lcmlty Fox Theater or nearby restaurant. 5113 Conn. ave. Oleveland 1080. CAMEO, PIN. lost Saturday”afternoon. Re. ward. Mrs. Ella Woodw . Patent L 334 U. 8. ND CLUSTER RING, between German _embi with central and 2346 ave. Reward. 3346 DIA} Tuby. Mas: (ondas Sridle path n Rock Creek ool lihed glove. " Please return to st. n.w._or phone Franklin 690. g Co. of Baltimore. Reward if returned to affney, 5620 8th st. n.w. ONE HUNDRED FEET Y-inch cat Col._4235._Reward. 2 PACKAGE Wil cabdr v 1o Veterang Burean Trom. 1300 ana: ¥ 5 Exomn 4 ol lln, zam S P ontaini o oo Lo -na A ind R . Reward e POCRETBOOK—Blick sl Herwess 180 OOna o and. Galtorkin. s orialning rosary, sold watch,'kevs and Sinail amount Bones? Eenerous reward. J. 3. . gl meher cone 3. Crowler PUPFY, brown and white, maie; o idst” Fhiridsy, ‘near Bithesta™ Bradley 544, }’Unsu.hhrud blll:kk atent leather, contain- ng cash and chec Bth St nw: ubmx Peward. Adame 4008 ‘money in motes, Reward." North Bck and Whie aat Suntas i ack and White tax Ward, 'Cleveland 4pa, o oo» nlht. WA] ke Ieather. Contatniny nia drivér's license hey and. eifects. ' Kindly communicate with 4480, Apt. 516. Liberal rewar i AR, e PR & or small blacl ln silver Finder will_be uwlrded h the Health Home, 3244 ’, .c‘"nz 1% ." WRIST WATCH, lady’ movement, wglte sold hn;m !flwhlu lludfl!fl Reward. ogat a) era; $is0 several b e in BOARD OF TRADE 10 MOVE OFFICES | Larger Quarters on Second Floor of Star Building to Be Occupied. Larger quarters providing for ex panded public and organization activ ties will be taken in The Star Building by the Washington Board of Trade, it | was announced today. The Board of Trade, which has for more than a quarter of a century been located on the fifth floor of The Star Building, late this year, it is expected, will move into new quarters on the sec- ond floor now occupied by the Washing- ton Bureau of the Assoclated Press, which simultanecusly will move into building. over the majority of the space on the second floor of the main section of the building, which will give it about 3,000 square feet of space. The new offices will have an outlook both on Pennsyl- vania avenue and on Eleventh street. ‘The new Home for the trade body will be designed by two officials of the or- ganization who are local architects, Robert S. Beresford, chairman of the committee on public and private build- ings, and Appleton P. Clark, jr., chair- | man of the committee on municipal art. The new quarters are to provide for an auditorium seating between 350 and 400 and a number of smaller offices for di- rectors, officers and the executive staff. Provision also is planned to be made for an information bureau, library and reception room. Several thousand dollars is to be ap- propriated for new office equipment and furnishings. | Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the following: Vlnrrm H. Young, 29. Alexandria, Va Dolores J. Peden, 26, this city; R: \V‘lllnm A. Eisenberger. } A. McDonnell. 23. this ecity, and !ll nfl(‘lh Smnh, 18, Hyattsville, Md.; Rev. X oréon . Gain, 26, and Mary M. Slattery, 27; Rev. Joseoh . Mora, hacies W Roshrit, 35 Bittsbureh, Pa. and Dorothy Arnold, 23, Buffalo, N. . John E. Briges. Savage, 31, and Helen R. Brom- both of Birmingham, Ala.; Rev. ssie Scott, 36: Re! Elijah_Coleman john H. Mosby, 24, and Mabel Brown, 19; Rev. Daniel J: Rice. Raymond W. \ucnmhpr 20, and Jean 1. C. E. Hawthor ind Florence N. : Rev. W. L. Washinaton Edward Degtian, 23, and Agnes Carkhuff, 18; Rev. Thomas F. Sweeney. 22, and Margaret A. Vanda Brown. 21, this cits: Rrederick De Liguorl, 39, Providence, R, L. and Sarah J."Cross, 27, Baltimore, Md.; Rev. . D. ps. ‘Aloysius A. McGarvey., 31. and Ann M. Eman, 31; Rev. Paschal Kinsel. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivlln(n and Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. American Merchant—Londo; Conte Grande—Genos George' Washington—Bre San Jacinto—Vera Oruz . Scotia—Trinidad Eoloniae Danzte San Juan—San Juan . San Lorenzo—Sant January 26 January 37 January 26 “January 23 Santa Mari Westphalia—Hamburg Prance—Marsellle El Salvador —San. Pnnctsco Celba—Kingsto DU!: TODAY. Araguaya—Nassau Doric—Liverpool Gripsholm—Gothe! Havana_Havana ermuda . AlRenia— Liverpooi Veendem—Rotterdam Kungsholm—West Indies’ craise. Cameronia—Glasgow DUE TOMORROW. Munorleans—8antos Vauban—Buenos Alr Marques de Comillas. Majestic—Eouthampton President Monroe—World cruise. DUE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. Mayaro— anuary 15 DUE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Bresident Roosevell—Havana. ... February 5 aronia—Havana _February 5 resident Harding—Bremernaven, January 30 Grasse —Havre.. January 30 Duchess of Bedford—West Indies cruise. DUE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9. MancHurian Prince—Liverpool ...January 23 DUE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10. alamares—Port Limon . "February Muenchen—Bremerhave: Monterey- a Cr Orizaba—Ha! DUE MONDAY, Galifornta—San Francisco . Albertic—Live; Bentechiant - Hambure Frederik VIII—Covenhagen Antonia—Liverpool . FEBRUARY 11. January 26 _February 2 _February 1 . January 31 ‘February 2 February 1 ebruary 3 January 21 “February 2 Amorican Trades. 2 S _February 5 T 3 _February 9 Calgaric—West Indies cruise. DUE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12. American Legion—Buenos Aires. . January 24 Caracas—La Guayra. February ‘5 ebruary 6 ebruary 9 ebruary 6 zaba—He v: .'m' Tivives—Kingston OUTGOING STEAMERS. e.u!.ma TODAY. Sthoney—Havan: CristobalPort au Prince and Cristobal. Polycarp—Pari Dominic—Pernambuco. -Caseblancs West Eldnta—Antwer. Munplace—Progreso. SAILING TOMORROW. Zacapa—Kingston, Cristobal, Cartagena, Puerto Colombia and Santa Marta. Leviathan—Cherbourg and Southampton. Fort_ Victoria—Bermuda. Tachira—San Juan, La Guayra, Curacao and Maraeatbo. Vigo and Bordeaux. Katrina Tuckenbich—Pacife Coast. SAILING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY T. Presidente Wilson—Azores, Lisbon, Naples and Trieste. France—Mediferranean cruise. Dresden—Southampton, Boulogne and Brem- erhav B Salv: ndor—?umo Colombia, Cartagen: oriatanel, Gorlnto. San Jos6 de Guntemals and San Avon—Bermuda. san Jacinto—Havana, Progreso and Vera American Banker—London. Araguaya—West Indies cruise. uan ‘allao ‘and Yalparaiso. Rotterdam Mediterranean cruis SAILING FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Majestic—Cherhourg and_Southampton. Commewyjne—Port au Prince and Mara- call @eiba—Kingston. TLuna—Curacao. Munargo—Nassatl. SAILING SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 9. Ie and Glasaow obh and Liverpo G, Havre and London. gl\”lhi:l——“‘!l\finld ermuda— Bermuda, Nova . Scotia—St. Thomas, Barbados and Wes Dhaia—Cob and Hambur estphalin— Conte Grande - Genos. Napies and Gibraltar. Gripsholm—Gothenburg. Foloa-Hrvatia, Cristobal and Port Limon. Havana- Hava, Eresident Hoosevelt—Havana. Doric—Belfast and Liverpool. Minnekah L’mdon and BDH‘OI”I' 8an Juan—Sai Festdrn "World—Bahia. Rio de Janeiro and Santos. Polonia—Copenhagen and Danzi Kungsholm —Cruise to the WE‘{ ‘Indles. Mnnnqm-—Kmuwn and Puerto Colombia. La Pliya—Santiako and Puerto Barrios. SAILING SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 10. Maraues de Comillas—Cadiz. SAILING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11 D'{fl’éfllfl! of Bedford—Cruise to-'the West die Veendam—Crulse to the West Indles. SAILING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1. Orizabag _Havana. 1 larger quarters in another part of the | The trade body has contracted to take | Self-Styled British Air Ace, Suing Wife’s Parents, Is Missing Martha Pell’s Husband| Never Had Been Officer, His Attorney Says. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 5.—The New York Times says today that Andrew L. Fleming, self-styled British war ace, who has a $100,000 alienation suit on file against his wife's parents, Mr. and: Mrs. Abijah Seaman Pell of Fifth ave- { nue, is missing. His attorney, Jacob Gerstein, has withdrawn from the case because, he | said, he has learned his client never was a commissioned officer in the Brit- h army and that other claims made {in his behalf have not been substan. tlated. Fleming, who narried the former fartha Pell secretly in 1927, had de- ribed himself as “a British ace who had brought down 66 enemy planes dur- {ing the World War and received the ‘v:c oria Cross.” In applying for mem- bership in the Army and Navy Club of America he is sald to have described himself a a former British lieutenant colonel. At the offices of the British consul general, it was said Fleming was at one ime a'private in the Canadian army and after the war was a seaman on a merchant vessel. They said his record had_been investigated here and by | Scotland Yard officials in London. IBARBER MAKES VIOLINS CALLED “TONE PERFECT” Chicago Symphony Director Says Cripple’s Instrument Is Flawless. CHICAGO (#).—A crippled barber, | Chicago musicians believe, has redis- covered the secret of making perfect violins by hand. Vernon L. Schwenk made nearly 100 violins and cellos in his spare time as a barber. One of his instruments now is used regularly in the first violin section of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Another, made from pine filled with knots, was pronounced “tone perfect” by Frederick Stock, director of the orchestra. Demand for his violins became so great that Schwenk deserted his razor and scissors to devote his full time to his self-taught art. By working long hours each day he is able to produce one instrument a month. Scawenk claims his perfect instru- ments result from harmonizing the three tone pitches. He creates the proper | “tone” in his wood by adjusting its! weight and thickness. Hard maple and spruce, he has found, are the most satisfactory woods for violins. Bratls. BEAVERS, WILLIAM MELVIN. On Sun Feruary 5. 1920, at his residence, Snsitel | Heights, Md.. WILLL VIN. beloved bushand of Virxie Beavers, the residence of his_father, peavers, 07 N st. ‘s, on nesday. Februa ves lrd Trieads | invited. Int Fment Cedlr Wi Cometers. a- c. Monday, Pebxulr{ c. huwma g Lin ur\ Services at the 8. H. funeral home, 2091 14th st n February 5, at 1 ood Comeiery, PhIAGeIDbIS: Iphia, Pa.. papers please copy.) chmes °F g Dratha. PLUMMER. ALICE, Departed this life Mong day, February 4, 1929, am, ut her residence. 621 ARt o B8 LICE PLUMMER. leaving to moten theie . Mrs. Adells two grands Fungral services 1o be el g M. E. Church, 8th st. bet. s v on Thursday at 1 o clock. SHELL, BARNIE_ Al Departed thig life” Tuesday, Feb: 1929, at am.. at iy reside 0 BARNJE ALBE 1 devoted huss band of Mafia Shell, soh of Junie Snell and father of Dorothy J. Barnie, ir Jeanette M. Leon E. and Metvin C. She Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains resi ing at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Ga. ave. . SMALLWOOD. _ADDIE BURKE away Tuesday, Passed v 5 e reride 6135 AL BURKE SMALLWOOD: wite"of" the date James H. B. Smallvood and loving mother of Mrs. Tda S. Hall and 5. Anna P. Stewart. Notice of funeral Lereafter. SYPHERD. AN February 3. freing &t f Iate Thomas . 'Svpherd, Mrs. - William D Monroe. from Rer home on Wednesday, NIE R. Suddenly. on Sundav, 1929, ‘at_her residence, 1501 ANNIE R.. widow of the ‘and mother of Funeral Februarg S v. Februe rfleld Hos nd of Page rr’ Thomps Funeral from §t. John's Church, Lafayette Sauare. " Wednesday morning. February G, 11 o'clog Burlal In Rock Creek Cemetery 5¢ UTTERBACK, On_Mond ru: 199, the residenc hter, Ars na Hopkins, st. n.w.. JOHN A. UTTERBACK. of funeral late VAN RENSSELAER. February 3. 1920, Washinaton, Pa. of Alexan: Va of b 4911 9th Notice SARAH DHEXEL. at Camp Hill Hail, Fort SARAH DREXEL. wife nsselaer. Services Thutsdav, Februnry T, at 3:30 pm. ab St. Thomas' Church, White Marsh, Pa. Interment private. 6 WALSH. THOVAS. February 929. Grorastown tinives HOMAR WALSH. hel O & Toale (e Walshy., 135 & Notice of the funeral hereafter. & In fibmnnum ANDERSON, ur years have ien the one 1 on On Tupsday. Bital of Mrs, st. se. o since that sad daz, d was called away. God took her Bt i1y My heare PSR HUSBARD, PIANI ANDERSON. BASFERD, A tribute of love to the mem dear sister, ELIZABETH V. BASFERD. who Saddenty one Year agor Febraary 4, 1938 Todav recalls a memory it a loved one laid to rest. And those who still are remembering Are the ones who loved her daughter DAVIS. who depar azo today, Pth.\rv 5.1 LOVING & PATH km‘ng life ten years MOTHER AND DAVIS. LENA MUFLLER. Tn sad but lovini remembrance of ‘our dear niece, U DAVIS. who departed ten years ago today, Pebrusry 5. 1919 MINNIE AND HARRY. DONALDSON. JENNIE \ In sad but lovins remembrance of my dear mother. V. [DONALDSOB, who_departed ' this ilfe two years ago today, February 5, 1927. Yovlng and kind in all her ways. ¢ and just to the end of her day What's Rosutifal Memory fx'"’x T behind A e E & heautirul memory ghe lefe behind, FTRRY, MARY ELIZABETH. A 'rmm of love fo the memory of my dear mothe: MARY ELIZABETH. who left me twenty one years ago, February 4, 1908. Sunghine, then rain; the pleasure, then Dais OR life do the shadows fall: The rose must die, the lips say good-br, But the heart will remembe HER DEVOTED SON. HARRY‘ SOLOMON. MARY JOHNS! Sac thie memory of out loving and umuul mother. MARY JOHNSON SOLO: B TS Tife Aat Sonr ags tobay: ruary 5, 1928. Dearest mother. how we miss you Since from e ou passed away, And our hearts are -cmnu sadly As we think of you ng and kind in all n way Upm t and Just to the end of Her dayss e kind in heart and mind, Rat"Ss Bodutifll memors she Jeft behind. May her soul rest in peace. LOTTIE. CARL, ELMER, EMMET AND FUIZABETH. Entered info rest : odiv, Fe of senumux touer thy work s done, Beautiful soul into glory n t bruar: zuzmzm FANNER) gone: Beautiful life with thy crown well won, HER, beloved nazher God givetn thee eternal res THE PAMILY. ® CHARLTON, WALTER T. On Sunday, Peb. ruary 3. 1929, at Sibley Hospital, WALTE! ® | 7" iged 55 years. beloved hushand of Nel Ji¢' Charlton, Puneral from his Iate Tesi- | 31 Pranklin ave Md., | 5 €. on Sunday, | rebnury 3. | 156, & Brovigence Hosmla ANNA B be- | Ioved ‘Wife of Atchelntis Cox: Funaral irom her late residence, 316 B st. s.e., on Wed- day, February '6, at 10 a.m.’ Relatives Jriends invited. ~Interment Prospect metery. VER, ALFRED G. on Monday. reb- 4. 1928, ut Ale<andria Hospital, Al- s, Ve, “ACFRED 2 p Thtermient Brospecs il ROBERT WILLIAM. Departed Saturday. WILLIAM DORRE of “Jannie Dorrey: father of mond Dorrey. He also leaves & step- mother, three sisters, three brothers and host of other relatives and meral Wednesdas, February 6. o devoted Memorial Cemetery. v FASTNAUGHT. =GEORGE, Suddenly, v, February 4. 1929. at U. piome Hospital, R ROE FAST: son of the late Mary and George. Fastpaught. - Funcral from Son dlers” Home Hospital Wedaesday, February 6. at 1 GAINES. JULIA WARRIS, Departed this st 855 on life Sunday, February o'clock, JULIA - HARRIS GAINSS leaves to mourn their loss a loving band. Rev. J. W. Gaines; one sister, two brothers, two nieces. two nephews and a host of ‘other relatives and friends. F: neral from Vermont Av.nul Baptist Church, Wednesday, br 6, 1 o'clock, Be» AT Tyter. ofciating. ° On Monday, February 4. . &t esidence, 777 20th st. n.e., V\'[LLIAM Imlou’d husband of Carrie B. Gray, aged 74 Funeral services 1 be held at his l .dence, Wedn: Frhnhg [ t Interment HAYWOOD, HIRAM S, Puneral services for HAYWOOD, who died suddenly i Hospial on Saturday: Febru: | ary 2, 1020 will be held st Zlon' Baptist Cllurch,"43¢a 'st. and Sheriff ra, t 2 B, o Wednesday. Feoruary 6. Rev. Leo Siod¥ormiey, will oficiate. Intermént at Woodlawn Cemetery. ela Interment Fort | WORCH, EMILIE, of our dear mother. hioted tnto crernal Test Afteen yeats 259 today, February 5, 1914, THE FAMILY. WYNN, ELIZABETH M. In loving rememe brance of our devoted wife and mother. FLIZABETH M. WYNN, who departed thi§ life ‘one year ago today, February 3. 192 HARRY WYNN AND CHILDREN. ® In loving remembrance EMILIE WORCH. who mfionjhisl MONUMENTS AN#» MAUSOLEUMS DESIGNED AND ERecTED, WRITE or TELE- PHONE MAIN 2968 FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET. THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC. 919 154 ST.N.W. WASHINGTON TIMOTHY HANLON Puneral Director 6 St. N Linc. 55 J. WILLIAM L. r[" QO.\"S, FUNERAL DIREC CREM \l(_)l\ll;\[ 332 PA. AVE. N.W__NATIONAL 1384. 1388, T. F. COSTELLO _1724 North Cepitol St. NORTH HAYWOOD, HIRAM S. The offcers -nd members of Charles Datcher 'Lodge. X AL AL are hateby potified. of the death of ‘Brotfier HIRAM S. HAYWOO! and are ordered to attend the funeral Vednesday. February 6. 1929, af 3 Dy {rom Zion Baptist Church, Sheriff 1d. Mi ne. lny order of Charles bru 1929, HFS]‘ER (NETTIE) HEISKELL. daughter f the late Dr. Peter H. Heiskell and Hes- fer Hill" Helskell and sister of ‘Jesss L Heiskell of Oxon Hill, Md. Funeral from et 0 a.m. HUTCHINSON, LUCINDA ANN. On Febru, 9.’at 1:45 p.m., at the home of M xmben Harmou. Falls LUCINDA_ ANN HUTCHIN- ears Vosvivig her are seven sons and two daushters, George L., R. Lee. Charles E.. Joseph G.. Dallas W.. Norman nester, Mrs. Irene Caton and Mrs, Carrie E. Harmon, “Funeral sery: ices Wednesday. February. 6. at 2 p.m.. the Rome. - Relaiives ‘ahd Friends mvmu Interment at Andrew's Chapel. JONES. JENNIE. Departed this life Tuesda JE! February 3. 1029, af her dence, 135 Nis JoNEs. th devoted wite of or_Jones, mother of Siexale Bates, Stella Moore. Lucy Matthews. Anna Henson, Cairie Jones, Evelyn Dowell. Ellen Timus and Walter Jones, sister of Charlotte Primrose. She also leaves & host of other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors. 2222 Ga. ave. n.w. Notice of funeral hereaiter. JOYCE, CHARLES WARD. Saturday, Febo ary 29. at Oteen.’ N. C. CHARLES ARD oYL, Sked 36 Senrs. beloved hus humx of 1) Joyes dth st Requiem Wednesday, February Matthew's Church. (Cleve- 11 TMass will ‘be” sune. [ 9 am. at Aflington’ Cemetery. rs please copy.) RA V. On Sunday, Pebruary gm residence. 125 E LAWSON, _ wife of i Charles L’ e Miat ) ‘Funeral from lats | Tesidence on Tuesday. February 3, at. 2 p.m. (Leesburg. Va., papers copy.) 5° MULLEN. FRANCIS JAMES. on Monday. Ty at his residence. 528 4!z Y PRANCIS, JAMES, ated 46 years beloved'son of Mrs. Catherine Mullen. Pu- neral from the chapel of P. A. Talfavull B e . Coa Wednesday, PebFUAEY 6. at 8:30 thence to St.' Dominic's Church, w! ass will be said at 9 a.m. for the ‘repose of his soul. Interment (bri- vate) at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Please omit flowers. MeNULTY, STERRETT EDWIN. At the Sol- ers’ Home. Navy Bulldiig — Sawtelle G, S1URKETT FDWIN MENULTY: o g4 yéiirs. son of the late David Liggert .na Eilie Sterrett McNully of Laurel, PAGLIOCCHINT, ITALIO. On sund Feb- her restdence, ¢10 " Aary- Joscph F. Birch’s Sons SAA BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. V. L. SPEARE CO. Wes! Established ul Nelther the successors of nor connect with 'the original W. R, Speare corabine ment.. Phone Frank. 6626 St. N.W, e T otmerly 910 F St. N.W. ALMUS R. Succeeding the original W. R. Speare Co, 1623 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. Main ‘m Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance a Lincoln 524 l!'l\d!rnschln'l Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 113 SEVENTH ST. :Kode?n ChubeL. Felephons_ Main 2473 Dignified, Efficient l:rvm Automebils Sereice W.'W. Deal & Co._ _816 H ST. ? NE LINCOLN_8200. JOHN'R. WRIGHT co. 1337 10th St. N.W. Phone North 47. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 FAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 332, CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Choice lots and sites for sale. Vaultage $5 per month. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt Auto DCUIG:*_ Gude Bros, Co., 1212 F St, | 1 —expressive—inexpensive. BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs $5 and u CALL MAIN ¥ _GEO, C, SHAFFER oce! ra) mmence i Wednesday, Febru t 8 ot thence (o Holy Rosars Chitrche 8 i sts. D.w. Where mass will be Interment in S s t . Mnr; 5 Cometers: ' o Sy PRESSIVE FLO] EXTRESSIVE FLORAL K FMBLEMS AT an- Our Only Storc, 14th & EZ! € :