Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1929, Page 9

BMMUEL A. LEISHEAR, 68, SUMMONED BY DEATH Funeral Services to Be Conducted at Residence of Son Monday Afternoon. Samuel A. Leishear, 68 years old, who was for many years in the express business here as the head of the firm of 8. A. Leishear & Son, died in Gar- field Hospital yesterday after an iil- ness of about two weeks. Mr. Leishear was for many years fctive in fraternal organizations, being 8 charter member of Stansbury Lodge, No. 24, F. A. A. M.; a member of Columbia Chapter. No. 1. Royal Arch Masons, and of Columbia Commandery, 0. 2. Knights Templar. Althmlr} maintaining an interest in the hau ing business, now conducted by his | #on, Mr. Leishear was retired from ac- tive business. He is survived by his widow, Mrs Mary Louise Leishe: a son, W. W. Leishear; two brothers, William J. and G. Perry Leishear, and two sisters, Mrs. A. E. Speer and Mrs. H. E. Bittinger. Funeral services will be conducted at the son’s residence, 209 Eleventh street southwest, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. W. F. Carey will of- fictate. Interment will be in Oak HAl Cemetery. LOSS TOTALS $909,461. Treasurer Carnes’ Defalcation An- nounced by Baptist Body. ATLANTA, Ga., February 9 (#).— Defalcations of Clinton S. Carnes, for- mer treasurer of the Home Mission | Board of the Southern Baptist Conven- | tion, were set at $909,461 in a prelimi- | uary report from Ernst & Ernst, audi- tors, submitted to the board yesterday. The auditors said $683,334.14 of the total came from the board's general {fund and $226,126.86 from the church | building and loan fund. | Carnes Tuesday will begin serving a sentence of five to seven years, imposed this week when he pleaded guilty to one of 20 indictments. The auditors reported Carnes had no associates. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. MICHAEL J. SAUTER, SR., CIVIL WAR VETERAN, DIES Funeral Services for Native of ‘Washington Will Be Con- ducted Monday. Michael J. Sauter, sr., 90 Years old, native of this city and formerly in the confectionery business for many years, died at his residence, 1111 Seventh street, yesterday after a short illness. A veteran of the Union Army, Mr. Sauter was a_member of the Grand | Army of the Republic and of the As- ociation of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia. He retired from | active business about 25 years ago. He is survived by his son, Michael J. Sauter, jr.; two daughters, Miss Vanetta C. Sauter and Miss Veronica J. Sauter; a grandson, Norman W. Sauter, and a t;:ter. Mrs. Agnes V. Tait, all of this city. Funeral services will be conducted in the Church of the Immaculate Con- ception, Monday morning at 9 o’clock, following brief services at the residence. Interment will be private in Rock Creek Cemetery, W. D, Moses & Sons SINCE 1861 —SIXTY-EIGHT YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE Main 3770° F Street at Eleventh 9 AM. to 6 PM. FOUNDER’S WEEK BEGINS SMONDAY See Tomorrow’s Stér for Full Details * Miss Dorothy Ethel Walsh Nalumally Known Aulhamy on Interior Decoration Will Deliver Three Lectures on Cretonnes and Draperies ?_,gé“ Still Another Kenwood Home MUSSER FUNERAL 10 BE HELD TODAY {Member of Indian Bureau Legal Staff Victim of Heart Attack. Funeral services for William Musser, 63, member of the legal staff of the { Indian Bureau, Department of the In- | terior, who aied from a heart attack | in Emergency Hospital Thursday night, | | will be conducted at the S. H. Hines ' Co. funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth ! street, this afternoon. Rev. Dr. John C. Palmer, pastor of the Washington Heights_Presbyterian Church, will offi- ciate. -Interment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers, including leaders in Ma- sonic clubs aund organizations and heads of Government units, will be as follows: Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, E. J. Ryers, Walter B. Fry, L. H. Troutman, J. Boy® Dexter, Maj. William Walker and M. D. Hensey. Mr. Musser was stricken with a heart attack while on his way to attend a meeting of the Advisory Board of Ma- sonic Clubs at the Gavel Club rooms, 719 Thirteenth street, Thursday evening. Suddenly, becoming ill, he left the bus on which he was riding at the time and went into a drug store at the corner of Thirteenth and H streets, where an Emergency Hospital ambulance was summoned. Oxygen was administered at the hospital. He was a native of this city and prominent in the Masonic fraternity here. He was a member of the Pen- talpha Lodge of Masons, the Scottish Rite bodies and the Trowel Club of the Interior Department. He also served as president and member of the advisory board of Masonic Clubs of the District. He was active in the support of the George Washington School for Foreign Service Instruction, endowed by the Ma- sons. He had been employed ip the Department of the Interior for the past 35°years. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Kate Griffin Musser: two grandchildren, Miss Janet Elizabeth Taylor and James Musser Taylor, and two sisters, Miss :{nnie Catherine Musser and Miss E.M usser. | Insurance for Teachers. CHICAGO, February 9 (#).—Group insurance, totaling $3 566,000, has been offered by the University of Chicago to all its faculty members, officers of administration and employes, to supple- ment present provisions for retirement allowances and death benefits, Births Reporled e following births have been reported Health Department in" the Tast 24 J. and Marsuerite R. Hartig, sirl. y L. and Alice Caton. girl Adnlpn and Edha R Kieth. by Sranklin n snd Auzusta E E. paul, boy. e Hoffman, ERiin and Me e Deliscasa, bos. Pole and Alda B MeKeay Clutence A" hH, Sliwel, Michatl, %, and Rachaei Sullivan, Walter £ and Eva M. Adams. Residence in Kenwood Carries Wlth 1t Soclal Distinction There never has been a community developed along the same lines as Ity exclusiveness is an asset. Kenwood. It means not only social prestige: but investment security—for your home will never be in )eoplrdy of speculative indifference. Every regulation is one that gives mutual protection. The price of lots is notably below the market value of ld;ucent developmenu—md with your purch.u and the pecuniary advantage you gain, goes the positive assurance that the standard now set will be maintained. You'will be living among congenial neighbors in the midst of homes’ of distinctive types, and where the pride of owner- ship is expressed in effective landscaping. You can't imagine Kenwood. You must see it to realize its beauties and to comprehend its advantages for residence and investment. A member of our staff will be plened to conduct you over the ground at any time sumng your convenience. Phone, and we will send for you: or, you'll find us at the Field Office every day, including Sunday. —— [ Exhibit I Home Three Ways to Reach Kenwood Motor out Connecticut Avenue, through Bradley Lane, crossing Wisconsin Avenue, continuing under the vllduct Motor out Connecticut Avenue to Chevy to entrance to Kenwood, three short squares on the left. Chase Oircle, turning left into Grafton Street, through Dorset Avenue, Somerset. Or motor out Wisconsin Avenue to Dorset Avenue, On Kennedy drive at the corner of Chamberlin Somerset, which will lead you directly into the south en- trnnce of Kenwood. Avenue —is open for in- spection every day and Sun- day. 2400 Sixteenth Street Kennedy-Chamberlin Development Co. Col. 7280 Walter T nnd Le«n: P William R, and Elsie 3 elen C.'Whelan, boy. Annabeail R. Rutledge, boy. James and nenh- Webster. girl. Daniel and Lilly Ward, girl, William and Loretta Monros, girl. Howard and Lizzie Dflllm’m. lll’ En]xesz and M & ‘and Carrie Galiiway, boy, uwu and Rum.{’rfll‘k ins, bo;’ b urner and E toy. Wie ana neses Gloves. hny . Deaths Reported. Sarah E. Hubbard. 83, 13 R st. Mary Halford. 78, dman Park Hotel. Sharles W. Fallin, 78, Littie Sisters of the i Jounhinn A. Sydenstricker, T3, 1423 Ha: rd s A, Waple. 73, Brovidence Hospits Wilkinm’ A" Winisati, 75, 308 K at William B, ‘Gray, 0. Emersency Hospital. Thomas thn. 70, Georgetown Hospital. n'D. Locke. 68, Potomac. Hotel Willlam' T Binenam, o1, Garfeld Hu-Yurl Frances O. Hibbs, 62, Episcopal Hosi Edward C. Cryer, 63, 308 2nd st. Margarel Kevs, b, Providence Hoxnt-l Annle T Keating, 36, 918 1 Rexter L. Herron. 53, 21 8th & Edward M. Kendall, 44, Glrneh‘l fospital. Eddie L. Davis, 36, 51 New York Harry Hampton. 33, Georgetown Hospital. piEward B. Dean, 3d, 3, Georsetown Hos: William E. Karcher, 1, Childfen’s Hospital. i ‘a‘“““ C. Hodgdon, 29 days, 3304 Cleve- and ave d Beckett, 53, 1835 Vernon pl. Geuru ‘Washington, 52, Freedmen's Hos- W i1l H. Lewls, 50. 4718 Clay st. n.e. George. Thornton, 49, Tuberculosis: Hos- al. waxx‘z"m Canifax, 44, Walter Reed General Georss Burgan, 43, Freedmen's Hospital Sophie James. 37 imen’s_Hospital (o1 Masonic Leader Dies WILLIAM MUSSER. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain tonight and possibly tomorrow morning; colder tomorrow; minimum temperature to- night about 35 degrees; moderate east winds. Maryland—Rain tonight and prob- ably tomorrow morning; colder tomor- row and. in extreme west portion tonight; fresh southeast winds. Virginia—Cloudy, with rain tonight and probably in east portion tomorrow mornlnr colder tomorrow and in west portion tonight; fresh south and south- | east winds, shifting to northwest tomor- row. West Virginia—Snow or rain and slightly colder tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy and colder, with snow flurries { in east portion. | Records for 22 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 48; 8 p.m., 44; 12 midnight, 38; 4 a. 8 am, 38; 11 a.m., 40. ! Barometer—4 p.m. 30.06; 8 pm., | 30.09; 12 midnight, 30.09; 4 a.m., 30.08; 8 am., 30.05; 11 a.m., 30.03. Highest, temperature, 50, occurred at 4:20 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tempera- ture, 35, occurred at 5:15 a.m. today. | ‘Temperature same date last year— nghut. 53; lowest, 35. ‘Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetio Survey.) Today—Low tide, 2:33 am. and 2:39 pm.; high tide, 8 a.m. and Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:13 3:19 p.m.; high tide, 8:41 p.m. 20 p.m. .m. and m. and 9 The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:07 am.; sun sets 5:38 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises sets 5:39 p.m. Moon rises 7:28 a.m.; sets 5:33 p.m. Automobile lamps to be llghted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water, Great Falls—Slightly muddy. Weather in Varlous Cities. FTemperatire. = 7:06 am.; sun Stations. sz_ss;s:;fi:sss:a?sk SaaSs2aRn283R8238583383: A ndiaapolts 1nd :.mon?flu’.n. 30, Kansas City, Mo. 30. SSESSSS8: :‘"*’zgz» S 2RRIB5388328 St Eaul® sinn: Seattle, ‘Wesh. . 30.3: Spokane, Wash. 3 W, Cloudy BAG, beaded, on M ~_extended: -dv dress inslde.” Reward. 2433 Tracy pl. r OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F Burchell’s Bouquet Coffee Quality Superb 40C Lb. N. W. Burchell 817-19 Fouirteenth St. MONEY TO LOAN N IMPROVED DISTR!CT OF COLUMBIA REAL ESTATE 6% INTEREST No Commissions—No Renewals Columbia Permanent Building Association 733 12th St. N.W. Main 352, 353 Dbbey- Mausoleum |2 h-fifd—ildurllr—&-nnh‘ MIUTARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Oppesite Arlingten Oemetery Ride out in the afternoon and view this wonderful mausoleum in its serene and permanent tran- beauty. L) an everlasting memorial to the |3 love and reverence for thau who have passed on. ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO lloll THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Inspect Now—Open Every Day ! Qffice1000Conn. Ave. Main7897 BARPIN, evening cles. m, 16 _diamonds, Tuesday lating bétween Thomas and. Dupont. Oir- orth_5435. Re'nr GAMEO, BROGCH- Antique setting, going from Hth and @ sis. to V. ave,‘and Eye l!l vll 14th and H sts. Rnurd AD! 9. Vermont ave. Frank DIAMOND CLUSTER. RING with “ongia ruby, between German embassy and 2346 Masi. ave. Reward. 3346 Mass. ave. nW. DOg, Pointer. Tiver, White and ticked: full ow in flesn, Strayed from vicinity Uiversity Park or Tenleytown, D. .. urday. Uiveral reward, Frank aurmu. Clevelan Scrow-tail sh_Bull, hrmdle e o DOG, ma color’ “stiff hin Bladen, iaes uml-nd ave DOG—] nonths om, niel: WeATing Sreen Sollar: oot Trom Io4 Mag cmmn.'- :'Qe )uw m bniles filigree; ok T gngr_.x Ta. “Adams 1665 PALSE TEETH, vieinity Trinity Apattments. p.m. _Rews 3 ‘Towers aOlll Clarendon 1887 after 4 7_months old; Te- Tag 4625. Phnn D BAG. biack su Tari D and black onyx. ornament; containing some Siore bills. Reward. 1622 29th n.w. Pot. NECKPIECE, black noon on' New Hlmplhlra st and Du?fl nt Gircle or in Hone_North m ave. betwes a Diamond ti n 13th and 14th VERCO. Tere on Oacd” Re- ing; Det at 2 p.m. by Central cadet. Thureday ‘&ul-}: n ward, Fr. PEKINESE MALE PUP, B siraved from he imb NG, ¢ mnond -un “two s ;.onnmm’l ! alee: Teward. 30 ROLL OF BILLS 'muradu afternoon hat 9th lllfl N. Y. 'A;:l’" lnd J rkel ! Alul—oemumun 3t Livingston Hel y iroanred a) un, or_105 Oomb white n.w. vymu: (-a | siik, dance Beld mmunity corner; old. B ren cliia—rflr. Tay shell {rame: s make. Retu rn'mmal P.O. Defi 55 a\Yt ofAnuek OU February 8. 6 and 8 p.m. o3 Tue: lost 1day, between T 09, Large WHOK IT MAY MHGTRN Richman ., sult nmnlt tl hrown !rom :lr lnmlrontb! u;)_'(? RC d “ m(fl and A 7:30 X ruar; ward_for information. cDo d, LIMI lh‘,l el SIS, Tty Cleveland_6680. WATOH, 'M'& nlfl. Gruen; gentle- Ty 7, bo mporary rvine and 18 anhe $25 REWARD h na ed" 10 captain o.l e watch sts.; 10 edlum " &ray . with, indistinet turn of black silk purse s Sola watch inacHiBeR s inande. GLASS CANDLE- Wh Setween Tith and 12th bus or Conn. ave. street car. returned to Ta"his bufitine or’ phone Col. 8737-J. part maltess; stocky body . $10 REWARD. it Ioud Purr; answi j#‘ 30, near Rock Creek Boze. Adams 461. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 39, 1929. " FUNERAL SERVICES HELD | FOR WILLIAM A. WIMSATT| President of Wholesale Firm Had Been in Lumber Business Here for 50 Years. Funeral services for William A. Wim- | satt, 73 years old, president of the firm ' of Johnson & Wimsatt, Inc., wholesale lumber dealers, who died at his resi- dence, 215 Eighth street southwest, Thursday, were conducted in St. Dom- inic’s Catholic Church today at 9 o'clock. | Interment was in the family plot in! Rock Creek Cemetery. Pallbearers were B. F. Saul, George ' C. Sullivan, Charles H. Johnson, Frank A. Johnson, Oscar L. Johnson and Wil- liam W. Rellly. Mr. Wimsatt had been in the lumber business here for 50 years and was widely known to lumber dealers through- out the country. WIFE ASKS MAINTENANCE. Declares Husband Left Her and Their Children Recently. Declaring that her husband asserted that he did not care what became of her and their children when he left them recently, Mrs. Adelaide H. Marcos, 1111 Lamont street, has filed suit for maintenance in the District Supreme Court against John P. Marcos of the 2500 block of L street. The wife says he is well able to support her. She is represented by Attorney J. G. Turco. @ards nf Thanka. BEAVERS, WILLIAM. We wish to express our “heartfelt apprec! AEAMILY. 0 “LADEN. ELIZABETH. we wish o express nks and gppreciation to our reia- 7, friends for their beauti- Genth et obf Beldved mother, Mgy, BLIZA" BETH BLADEN. * TFAMILY. HAYWOOD, HIRAM SIDNEY. We wish to express to _our neighbors, friends and relatives our most sincere appreciation of their kindness, sympathy, beautiful floral mhuu- lnd' “”be; "&ndx"tena ol‘\l"?EA‘;l‘l our beloved father, oY Aol SON AND DAUGHTER. 10° Beaths. BEAMER, ANDREW C. On Thursday. Peb faery 7. 1930 at his residence; 1388 )urn‘ ‘efoved hushand of Lena Beamer. Fun, services at his late residence Monday, Februars i1, 't 1130 & m. In- terment’ Prospect Hill Cemetery. BOUIC, HARRY V. On Saturday, Pebm- . at_George Washington University. Hospii ARRY V. BOUT aged 56 vears. Funeral services at his late residence,’ 2007 Mass. n Monday, Febriaty 11, at'2 ment_Rocl BURDINE, WILLIAM A, Suddenly on Thurs- dav. Pe 7. 1920. at his residence, | n. WILLIAM. A son of | Marsaret Burdine and | nee Funeral services will_be held 73 hig Inte residence an Monday. Fehrusrs | 11, af m. Relatives and_friends med Interment at Mount Olivet Cey cuflnow. WILLIAM_B. On_Saturday Rebruary 81929, at 7:20 a.m_. at his rest donce, 2020 st st 2w, WILLIAM B AME] 67 oV g oved Ind of C!H\!rm? clmeron (nu !muh» Notice of funeral later. CANIFAX. WILLIAM., On Wednesday. Feb ruary B l'”v at Walter Reed Hospital, | WII 'ANIFAX. devoted husband 01 Mary Canitax: broiher af Mra W, Grant and Mrs. Minnie Thomas. runmn Monday. Februar; om his Inte residence. P R Springnoie, | Mo.. papers please cop: 10 CARFER. SAMUEY. MARSHALL. . Pebruary me- 10 | Jears. Funeral on Monday. per. age« February 11, a £, Jrom, the funerai parlors of Joseoh 's_Sons. . nterment Gedar ‘HYL cmet‘o‘;y | CARTER. MORTEN. Suddenly. on FPriday. Tebruary 8. ral; MORTEN CARTER: rvey, restis d of Rose Carter and father Lena Campbell, Miranda Rohert ' Carter. tice at’ funeral hereafter. CHAMP. CHARLES A. Suddenls. on Wed. nesday morning. February 6, 192! of Besste H the W, Ernest Jarvis Co. fu- neral atlors. 2234 Georgia ave. n.w. No- o'clock. at his residence. 340 You SRARLEY A" m: Remains ean be viewed lt his Jate resi- dence after 4 o'clock Priday, February 3 Funersl Sunday. February 7io: “trom the Metropolitan A. M. Church, M_st. be Tween 38th" ana Yoth mwe at 1o In terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Re! tives and friends invited. 9 CIAPM, PERRY. Deparied this life Thursday. February 7. 1939, at his re dence, 21915 K st. sW.. RY CHA MAN, the beloved husbard of Carrie Chai man. He also leaves two «'sters. Rebec Chapman and Massie Jordan: one brother, Warren Chapman, and o host of other felatives and friends.” Remains resting at the John T. Rhines al cl IDEL 3rd and ‘Eye sts. s.w. Sunds ruary 10, a CLATTON, REUBEN R. On Thursdas, Feb TON. hus! of Clavton, brother of Mrs. Rhoda L. g0d Mrs. Matlid Jackson. Funeral Sunday, | Fevruary 10. from Nlne!centn | Street B tist Church, 19th and I sts. 30 pm. Rev. Walter H, ‘Brooks omcmm. riends and nm\vn invited. EGLIN, DAVID L. Suddenjs devarted ¢ thls life Tuesday, February | s}’u IGLIN, the loving ‘Moscy andi e dlvoled brother of hut Dais; isban of Bahy Bessie M Funeral Sunday. February, 10, .. from Galbraith A. zior St hets L and M ate at_his late residence, Relatives and Trien on _Friday. FRANCIS. belov: Gudj Pebruary ed hus. | 1| HARVEY, THOMAS W. Departed this lite Wednesday morning, ‘February 6. 1929. at 4:35 a m. THOMAS HARVEY, devoted hus- band of Ef Efme Hazvey. father of Pearl Har- on n it from the home of h 303 Srd st. n.w.. at 2 o'clock P Relutives and. friends inwitod :o..:- HAWKINS. PEARL. Passed pescetully sway Tuesday. Februaty 5. 1929, L HAW- | KINS ‘(e Garter). the beloved dauepter | of Jane Carter. sister of Morris A. Carter, sister-in-law of Beatrice Carter ‘and aunt | A Carter, r. Funeral from her | ence. 600 3 unda e hekice b M Lrnlw— A M E Zion Chureh. B & jnd 3rd sts. a.w., Rev. E Watson officlating. ang riends , Intermest fr A Memoriai Cemeter: invited. loLucMw. HENRY NATHANIEL. On Thursday, February 7, 1029, at 12:30 am, at his residence, 919' K st. HENRY NATHANIEL HOLTZCLAW. béloved hus- band, of Lula M. Holtac law. Funeral trom hix logs Tesideri ay, February 11, a tives and griends nvited ™ Interment Fort Lineoin Ceme- THOMAS J. Suddenly. on Friday. 7,8 %ot Nl resldence; 133 3 Que st nw. THO! HORNER. B. Horner. Remain: i t ams Moriow & Harris funeral batiors, R st. at New Jersey nmnned this life p,m. at Stanton” i, late James T. Howard and devoted mother f Rosa Miner, John 8. Howard e Jon d_Maggie Green: beloved sister of "Alice. Joiee. ‘and Jonn Craig. . She also survived by h Tuesda: Coleman officiating. ~ Intermen Cemete Ry Relativés and mena. ievited: KEATING. ANNIE T. On Thursday. Febru- R o8 M1 her remdencer 91 nw., loved dauf ‘hur o he late’ Michael and Catherine Keating. Fu- from the chapel of P. 8: ce. Shursh, mass will be said a for the repone of her soul. Reiatives ‘snd {riends invited.” “Interment ati Mount Olivet Cemetery. KEYS, MARGARET. On Wednesday, flh- Fuary & pl¥id, it Frovidence ' H nnv oved wife of iiam e, Ky ot 1148 N at. ral trom the above A, BL oved Bushah "‘r'}?-"‘n Efu‘"'iu- Blfl l!emr) and father of Willlam fill ‘ l‘ m the residence it Mterment 14 ONK l';'h':"oe o) iérment 1 O WILLIAM M. Departed this life 3 udu‘y r-au-r?‘ 7. 109, at his. resic ence. { t. n.e. E son l| lllll 5 I.:Ifl M | de: | Remains | bt Beatha. ; pOfiers and Members t LIWIS. WI‘LLIAH F.: You O Cantirday, Pobrusry ary 9. arrangements’ {or the ruveral 6t ‘Brother wu.l..f.«u H. CA' D. MYERS, M. N. KATIE o BRENT, W. B LOCKE, JOHN DEXTER. On Thursdas !.h‘ ruary 7, 1920, JOHN DEXTER { beloved' son of the late Mr. snd Me's Morris and nephey of Mrs M. D. Tarbee. “Funeral service and interment at Woodtawn, New York City. 9 ‘cCLELLAN, JOSEPH EDGAR. Friday, Feb- ruary 8, 1929, 1:30 am. at Sibley Hos- E] LE! ged pital, J AR Jears. beloved husband of Mnnm McClellan (nee Devlin). Funeral service: at his mother's residence, 3827 Liy nls'.nn | se, D. C. & uar 1 tafiowed by unulem | mass at St. Stepl Church at | Thictment in Anington Gemetery. rnunan and relatives invited. SGLE ALIGE PRTSST (EWELL). Enicred into life eternal at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. R. A. Braden. New York City, Sunday. Pebiuary 3, 1020, aged 55, ALICE | (EWELL) NAGLE. She is sur- G by her Musband: Jonn W, Nagle of Washington: her dnuhter, Ewell Braden, and three are uuumoa lrn- n Y werBeia af'at: Favis Prpunlnl pal Church, Rock Creek Parish, and made _in Rock Creek Cemeter: Washington, Fiiday mornink, February 3 NETHERTON, SELDON. On Thursday, Peb- Tuary 7, 1929, at Baltimore, Md., SELDON, beloved sor of Addie nviied Hill Cemetery, Washington, D. C. VERSTREET, LU! On Priday, Febru- -ttt R AT 1 Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral par- s, 2”2 G!n’r‘lh ave. n.w. Notice of funeral herel T in the Per:n’:r Anlrtme:lu. Dr. MAYNE MARSHA] PILE. Pugerll .serv:cu at : on ‘Thurs 1929, at 9:30 p.m IBENAT TARAGLIA, betoved wife. o Alexander Peisacretl. Funeral from the fesidence of er daughter. Mrs. Angeling st. s.e. Monday, February 260815, o thetice to Holy Rosary Church. 3rd and F sts. n.w., where mass SI"Be” said. “Taterment &t Mount otyvet Cemetery. REYNOLDS, JOHN ELBERT. Departed lh iife Friday. Fevruary 8 1939, at 12:45 pm at his late residence, . Ale: andria. Va., N ELBERT beloved son of Mary Eila Reynolds, father of Evelyn and ds. brother Samuel’ D. Reynolds. host of other relativ neral Monday. from_ Zion Va., Rev. R. H. Botts officiating. ROHRER, HARRIET. on Ssturday, Febr 9, 1929, HARRIET R( beloved Trather 101 Rev . Frecy. Ronter - Remains ing_at Zurhorst's funeral parlors, 301 E: apitol st. Announcement o Tuneral Tater.” Kindly omit Sower SARAH. Friday, Pebruary 8. At the restdence of her cousin, 13 Corcoran st. n.w.. ROSIER, be- foved coustn of Mrs. Abnes Lemmons. Bu- neral from the above residence Monday morning at 9:30 a.m. thence to St. Au- gustine's Church, where requiem high mass will be sung at’'10 o'clock for the repose Of her scul. Relatives and friends invited: Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 108 ROSIER, SARAH. Offcers and members of Monica’s Ladies’ Auxiliary, 140. &nd Bistrict. Auniliary, No. 3 Knignts of St Jonn, ‘age hereby notified of the death of Sister SARAH ~ROSIE) Call meetin Siinday. “Pebruary 10 1930, ot T b 191 Corcoran st. n.w. Funeral mass Monday, February 11, at 10 am. at St. Augus- 's Church, tine’s Churel Dig. pug. 3 CKETT, Pres.. L M. SMAGKUM, Dise. Aux EVAGLTON, Fres. of Aux. Ti0. ROSIER. SARAH. The Ladies' Banneker Ald Assoclation announces the death of Miss' SARAH ROSIER. Friday., February 1020. " Puneral Monday. Pebruary 1, at from 8t Augustine's Church, 15th m between b 400 Wt HamdiToN. Pres; LANDONIA ‘FULSOME, Rec. Secs. OSIER, SARAH. The Ladiey’ Priendship P eiety auhointes the dextn of Miss SARAR ROSTER: Funersl Monday, Peoruary il 1929, om St. at 10 Augustine’s Catholie m-mrcn. ml« st. n.w. MRS. NAJ IE A, I JACKSON, Pres. s, MARY GRAIG. ROSIER. SARAH. Officers and mem! the Willing Helpers' Association are heresy notified of the death of Miss SARAH R ineral Monday, February 11. 3 Aul\lil'llnt u- GRACE WALKER, nec Sec. | ROSIER. SARAH. All members of gustine's Rel o St. Au- Mon¢ oelocks 8t AuRutine: !RD'I. ? rdevu tod Griend ‘and Berr MAYME BROWN, l, 'hu l‘! t'u Vetrs abo today. Fenrum Toae Loved 1o ute. rmrm‘b:'nd dindesth . GEORGE. In sad but loving brance of my dear and loving GEGRGE DENT, . who departed t twWo years ago today, February 9, If then rain; 'flmhlh the pleasure, then the lips ss thc heart remembe: 4 never xumt 18 DEVOTED PRIEND, TIELIAN RODD, * GRAY, KATHLEEN. In loving memory of KATHI GRAY. ho departed this life nine years ago usu . February 9, She left us all 1 of oo, notes the n-mw Lord. keep her safe til HER Dl'vorrzn “uS¥ier, xA'rHARnll B. ucllon. WILLIAM H. Sacred to the memory of my dear husband. WILLIAM H JACKSON, who,departed thig life thres years ago today, February 9, 1926, maso"flhfl bnl 5 silent ""mb.".mcx- Jo""lfl'- ROSA. lfl"nl remembrance of our dear molher 'OSA JOHNSON, who departed this life Pehrunr! 9, 1928. ‘We_are thinkin 0( yuu. mother, Thinking of the b Picturing you in memorv Just as we saw you last. Oh. mother. how we miss you, ien your voice we do not hear, And 1t our hearts with sadness ‘When we see your vacant chair. You left behind you broken hearts at loved you so sincere: That never di ®00d-by, Him . and never will et you. mother dear. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. JON. In memory of my father. whe died February 9, 1928. and my mother, October 2. 1922, at Croome. Father and mother, we get lonesome When we visit your home place, Not to hear your voice Nor see your smiline face. DAUGHTER. ELIZA FORD. KLOTZ. CLARA. l‘n sad but loving remem. Tan.stels s U S day, February 9, 1927. & Hflfi hw lnd‘ -YE (c\dfd. s done, Her troubies ded. Her Deavents piace. 1s "uon. HER CHILDREN. * s A0 ‘""35 vr’n'tmor! . who e Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord. We have only your memo: 3 To remember our whote e thronmn And you e one we will never forget, For ‘we ‘are always thinking oo FAMILY. * MARKHAM. KATHERINE. In loving remem- brance of my dear mother, KATHER] MARKHAM, who b away four years 0, today, February 9. 1935, . Just a line of swest remembrance, Just & memory fond and true, ust"s token of love's devotion: That my heart still srieves for vou. DAUGHTER. * TTHEWS, MARY KELLEY. In sad bu lavlnx n lembrance of mv dear devol wite, KELLEY MATTHEWS, who Jeparted this lite Fenruaty 5, 1977 Just a line of sweet remembrane Just a memory. fond and true Just & token of love's devotion -mn o heart stll erioves !ranm DEV BAND, NS MATTHEW, PRYDE. JAMES 'rlln\us A loving tribu 12,the ‘memary of our denr hiisband an father. THOMAS PRYDE., who_de- '.rm o) 1e one year ago tolay, Feb- Tuary 9. uone but rot forgotten. - HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * STIPLEY. SAMUEY, W. AND MARY In but loving mematy of our dear fathar nd_mather. SAM Y L. SHIPLEY, who deoarted this Tife elghteers vears ago today, February 9, 1911. ! {ime. our eves shall see Some nu “Theis hands shall be clasped in And Tever say farewell DAUGHTER. VELLAR. We ars thinking of you. mother and dad, ! Thinking of the p | Pleturing you in mersgee | Just as we saw you last. DAUGHTER, ETHEL. Your cheery smiles and kindly wars Are pleasant to d & emile for every one, lllalt’- ed beloved by all. M. E. L. L. GORDON, Ree. SAUTER, MICHAEL J. On Friday, nhru- ary 8. 1920, MICHAEL J. beloved hishand | of the late Seuter, Funeral from | ary A. his late residence. Monday, Februaty 11, st 8:30's.m. Reautem the Church of the Immaculate Relatives and rment %"“ .i'l' t onception s, (muu\ Lot friends _invil Rocl crenk cemetery SAUTER, The members of Auul:v Woh g Oiadit Tnbantients requested lo attend the funeral ot otk 1ate assor late, M. from the Church of fhe Tmmacilate cem:wmu. Monday, Feb- ruary 11. 1929, at DORE W. NOYES. President, J. ELIOT WRIGHT. Secretary. | SHOEMAKER. RUTH ELLEN. On B.!urflly. bruary 9. 1929. 30 UTH | Hetting at the ratdence of her da e s 5. Davidson, 1311 Col. Notice of funcral inter. Thursday, HATTIE E. Suddenl February ™7, 1929, "HATTI 1 MITH of 05 doth st he ourn % eir loss' s “devoted hulhlnd William & ;" protner. Joseph Redicks. and. & Rott of other relatives and {rlle: oo pacal ruary .m. f et Omapen: srd SF. Berween H 'vn:lo.l‘dnn‘m "vcl:"ffs Holloman, pastor, Kt ting temporarily e T Cehapel, H1al6 . Floridn ave. n.e. (Norfolk, Va., papers luxeeuuy) ll‘lm On_Thurs: Feb- ’VI,:‘;‘,{!I! ’“. her_residence, l!l. a6th mmm !llOT [ERS, beloved wfle “of' Josep] Smothers. sister of M roline H!l’bfl‘l Ind ‘Willlam Active. Fune: lznn l‘l‘unflu. hPeb}r‘ul”!tnll'.‘ MNK 108 Jetinas avited. . u&‘n’ri st . MILI The officers and “‘,'..‘ZZ.'.L'.'.’.,« e Tadies gt Olive Immediate Relief Society ate hereby notified of e dosth of our beloved sister. . MIL- DRED ernd lhe Nntrll \(ond x 2!th st. h:twe!n ucln 33 CHA!I A MARY M. SMACKUM, Ree. o OMPKINS, ROBERT R. On Priday. Peb: bus, Ga., ROBI 929, at cdm\‘)ulmy:;r;. g "‘.““q,m" T scopal Kosares. Va. T’Zfl‘fl:nm, rwr\urymu. Mrs. nw. SMITH. WARNEKE. JULIA M. On Thursday after- noon, February 7. Yoasr" at_her residence, 3504 '13th st. n.w.. Mrs. JULIA M. WAR- NEKE, devoted mother of Mrs. Luces Col- . Mrs. Prances Bratcher. Mr Whitbeck. Grover C.. Whitney D. and i man D. Warneks, atered oto higher gxpression of life; Funeral services at her ence Monday. 3 e P Commitment at Lee's Crema- tory. 100 . CHARLES LAWTON DEMA- wuulvlrg““c;gm Jenusty 1T 1925, &t ) e LES LAWTO! HEREREST wa .srfimm beloved husband o ey 2 e in due intermerit of - ;flell'fllge:ll Roel Creek Cemetery, WIlhlllb tot 3 WATSON. NELLIE HILL. On Fridss, Feb- 8, 1925, at Fer residence. 1840 C Tornia st. HILL WATSON. at 4:30 am. | ELLEN SHOEMAKER, beloved wite of the et - *" 'lll‘“ nsnltn DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHONE MAIN 2088 FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET Tue J. F. Manning Co., Inc. 919 19w STREET N W WasuingTon Moderr Ghepel. eléntonsMain 2473 fck, Dignified, Effictent Service. Al!o:uobi!a Service Chavet . Deal & Co. LINCOLN 8200. . B JT. N. ESTABLISHED 1876, JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. _1337 10th St. N.W. Phone North 47. CHAS. S. ZURHORST Pnuu Ambulance 641 H St. N Linc. 5543 i WI%LIAM LE “;“SONS, 'NERAL DIREC 5 CREMATORIUM. 332 PA. AVE._ N.W__ NATIONAL 1384, l& T. F. COSTELLO 1734 North Capitol 8t. __ NORTH 1976. Iouph F. B&h s Sons 3034 M St NAV. - Frone wes V. L. SPEARE CO. jeither the successors of ot connected whis e the original W. R. et Fhone Prage. sess l'insh fl .W. Formerly 940 P St. N.W. Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. Puneral_Director. beloved " wife" ofJ. Leslie Watson and movher of "z“ Bowle We Remaing ortuar: o T yk’nulu c-tnoue Chuleh Tt and v sts onday. 11 at"9:30 a.m. Interment Mount cu .‘ Cemetery, Marli d. ROBERT C. WHITE, the of Hattie F. White. No- tice.of funeral later. & WILSON, FRANCIS. Departed this Iife Wi iy, February 8. 1929, FRAI belaved son of Pr nd Mary Wilson, e 3 o Teland ave. n: w mner-l uonau, Febru- ary Q1 at 10 ‘wm. from his late rest e. ans court n.w. Interme Stouni Olivet Cemetery. In Memoriam. BAIR. ELVA. In lovine memo DR hes_Mecandlsnr: who died” 1% Jeats aeo sodus. Feprusty 8. 1937, GAMMA _ CHAPTER, PHIL IECKLSY EDGAR R AND MARTHA D. 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