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'SHORT ILLNESS FATAL. yesterday She_is Mrs. Rose R. Whyte, |Rites for Mrs. Amalia Ruppert ! Will Be Held Thursday. ) Mrs. Amalia Spahn Ruppert, 67 years old, widow of William R. Ruppert, for _many years in the grocery business here, died at her home, 1261 Irving street, l. 432 ‘Thursday morning ment wiil be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Quigley, Miss Margaret A. Ruppert and Miss Marie F. Ruppert; a brother, Emil Spahn; two sisters, Mathilda Duvall ng‘:lm Augusta Heil, and five Puneral services will be conducted in the Sacred Heart Catholic Church at 9 o'clock. Inter- Mrs. Doctors Recommend W. W. Chambers Ambulance Service It is the best and the charge is only $4.00 in city. I defy any-one to say this is not first~ goods and service. We have expert embalmers. Our manager, Will ~5=2) Effiott, is 2 man of 3 w class ars’ experience. Call GRAVE VAULT Or any other_best quality steel vault. Price, $85.00 1 will give you a complete funeral, cars and all, cemetery ot in= cluded— $150.00 1 guarantee my seryice, $75 up, is perfect. W. CHAMBERS CO. .Washmgtan’n Most Reasonable Undertak 14th, Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Col. 432 GROSNER’S 1 325 Chapel and Offices Still Further REDUCTIONS ‘45 and *50 DR. THOMAS DYER MUDD IS SUMMONED BY DEATH Deceased Was for 35 Years 2 Practicing Physician in ‘Washington. Dr. Thomas Dyer Mudd, 66 years old, for 35 years a practicing physician in this city, died at his residence, 1328 Good Hope road southeast, yesterday, after a long illness. He maintained an active practice here until he became ill some months ago. He was a native of Maryland. | Dr. Mudd 1s survived by his widow, | Mrs. Amelia B. Mudd; three sons, Dr. Richard Dyer Mudd of Detroit; Thomas Paul Mudd and Robert L. Mudd of this city, and a daughter, Mrs. Lawrence A. Kelly of California. He also leaves two | grandchildren. He was graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons in Baltimore. He had been a member of the Medical Society of the District of “Columbia throughout his practice here. Funeral services will be conducted in St. Teresa’s Church Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Three Killed in Blast. HERCULES, Calif,, February 12 (). —Three men were killed and another seriously injured when the gelatin mix- ing plant of the Hercules Powder Co. blew up here yesterday. The dead are Amanico Freitas, 32; Christ Anderson, 28, and Andrew B. Christensen, 42. The injured man, Emil Johnson, was unable to explain the cause of the explosion. i Still further reductions have been effected on a special group of Overcoats that were formerly $45 and $50—and while the size ranges are broken — all sizes will be found in the group. CROSNERS 1%25.F. STREET THE FEBRUARY SALE OF LIFETIME FURNITURE COLONIAL TYPE BEDROOM SUITE SALE-PRICED NOW Four Piec -- 5168 QA SIMPLE, refined Bedroom Suite of four pieces in the Colonial style. The vanity is especially attractive and there is a2 chirming chest of drawers. Mahogany is the principal wood used and the finish is very attractive. $168 is a very low price for this suite of such good quality. Chair and bench may be had to match if you like for a very little extra. We'll gladly show vou this or the many other suites reduced now. MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D and E .| 26: Rev. 1. H. BRICKENSTEIN, ATTORNEY, S DEAD Patent Lawyer Succumbs at Hospital After Hliness of Several Weeks. John H. Brickenstein, 57 years oid, well known patent attorney and mem- ber of the law firm of Byrnes, Town- send & Brickenstein, died early to- day at Garfield Hospital following an iliness of several weeks. Mr. Bricken- stein, whose residence was at Colum- bia road and California avenue, had been a patient ai the hospital since January 1. He underwent an opera- tion recently, from which he failed to rally. Mr. Brickenstein, a native of Bethle- hem, Pa., attended the Nazareth Hall Academy and Maravian College, where he prepared for Princeton. He grad- uated from the latter institution with the class of '85, coming here imme- diately afterward to study law at George ‘Washington University. On completion of his law course, Mr. Brickenstein entered the Patent Office, later becoming chief of its board of ex- | aminers. In 1908 he joined the law firm of which he was a partner at the time of his death, with offices at 918 F street. Mr. Brickenstein was a member of the Cosmos and Chevy Chase Clubs here, as well as of the Chemist Club of New York and the American Chem- ical Society. He is survived by two sisters, Mary and Lucy Brickenstein, both of Wash- ington, and a brother, Lawrence | Brickenstein of ‘Winston-Salem, Mass. | Funeral services and burial will be | | private. | R e | HEART ATTACK PROVES | FATAL TO WOMAN, 72| | Mrs. Margaret L. Padgett Col-| lapses in Lobby of Medical | Building. Succumbing to & heart attack in the | lobby of the Washington Medical Build- | ing at Eighteenth and I streets this) morning, Mrs. Margaret L. Padgett, 72| years old, was removed to the office of | Dr. B. R. Bolton, where she died a few | minutes later. Mrs. Padgett, who lived at 245 Eighth street, was on her way to visit Dr.| R. Lyman Sexton, on the fourth floor, | who had been treating her for myocardi- | tis. She was accompanied by her daughter, Miss Mayris Padgett. | Mrs. Padgett had just entered the | main doors of the building when she | collapsed, sliding to the floor despite her daughter’s efforts to assist her. | In addition to the daughter, she is| survived by her husband and a married daughter, living in Baltimore. | i MRS. FRENCH IS BURIED. | Daughter of Ex-Postmaster Gen- eral Interred in Mount Olivet. Puneral services for Mrs. Ida Wynne French, who died in her suite in the Hotel Mayflower Sunday, were con- | ducted in St. Matthew’s Catholic | Church today at 10 o'clock. Inter- | ment was in Mount Olivet Cémetery, Mrs. Prench, the daughter of the late R. J. Wynne, former Postmaster Gen- eral, was a belle in local society circles during her debutante days and was a renowned beauty. . She came here from London about | two weeks ago for a reunion with her brothers and sisters. . Her husband, Capt. Hugh Ronald French, is en route ! from London to India and word of his wife's death will npt reach him until he arrives at his destination. In recent years Mrs. French had re- sided in London, New York and Wash- ington. 'Her death was due to double pneumonia. . Births Reported. The foliowing births have been reported {o he Health Department in the Tast 24 Cherles and Grace Sharp, girl Ralph A. and Eleanor Y. Gilchrist, girl. Joel and vie, boy. LeRoy P. and Alice H. Friedlander, boy. Harry A. and Esther King, boy. Smith and Elissheth Hempstone, boy. Thomas C. and Grace E. Simpson, giri. William B. and Helen R. Mauger, boy. Henry W. and Isabel Hemple, boy. s Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the tollowiny Mattaew F. Fallahee, 24; and Florence M. Brown. 27; Rev. John E. Briggs Robert L. Mainen. 27. and Bertha Rose- man, 23, both of Baitimore, Md.; Rev. Louis | J. Behwefel. James R. Giauaue. 35. Tuckahoe. N. Y., and Alice M. Holmen, 32, Kenyon, Minn; Rev. Jason Noble Pierce. Lée Richardson, 29. and Florence Williams, es T. Harvey. Garland P, Johnson, 21, and Anne L. Red- ford, 21, both of Richmond, Va.; Rev. H. F. Downs. Marvin R Williams, 23, Bolling Field, and Georgia E. Burger, 22, Olarion, Pa.; Rev. LB Frank, | mer L. Davis, 33, and Mars E. Quarles, 31, both of Dumiries, Va.; Judge Robert E. Mattingly. Gur G’ Harper, ir. 23, and Elinore C. Greenwell, 20: Rev. E. L. Buckey. | Thomas W. dJeckson. 21, and Dorothy Thomes. 18: Rev. Duniel J. Rice. Russeil W. Yowell, 24, Culpeper. Va.. and Veronica C. Holland, ‘36. Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. Willigm 3 Hofman Loring P, Walte 31 and Ethel M. Wi lams, 29; Rev. C B, Wheelers William A, Willis, 27, and L. Lucille 24, both of Beltimore, M4 Re Hennig. femes Pinnell, 31. and Lucretia Kinard, i W arvis. | 20; Rev. Wl A. Jamison. 31 New York Cits, --nafin‘%‘é‘ R. Jones, 30, Middleburg, Va.; Rev. |7 P ¥ Peres P, Miller, 28, and Elfredia D. Don- aldson, 25: Rev. E. L. Buckey. George Conahyy, 21 nd Lillian A. McOul- ; Rev, m M. Hoffman. o - Bnillips, 50, Chickasha, OKla., and Minar. HOM B. Sather, 44, Wilmington, ‘W. Tolson. ‘Quander, 54, and Harriett E. J. Honke, nd Thelma ‘Addison, , Cape. May. N. J. humate, 39, this city! | Brooki "Gresn, 65, and Hattie H. Lindsey, Q1 i Rev. ‘sayies. o0 e & Wiiiams 38, and Sarah Jenkins, Rev. H ACCOUNT FINE MEN’'S WEAR |EISEMAN'S—7th & F m | Abbep-Mausoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient MILITARY _ HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Ovposite Arlington Cemetery Ride out in the afternoon and view this wonderful mausoleum in its serene and permanent tran- quillity. This hallowed deauty an everlasting memorial love and reverence for those who have passed on. ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Inspect Now—Open Every Day o0~ Offse 1000 Coma.Ave, Main 7697 | and possession. OPEN A CHARGE ; and R. ?«?tn:: a1 @urd of Thunks. WILSON, IRIS VIRGINIA, We knowledge, with grateful appreciation, the kind acts of sympathy of our friends and neighbors and the beautiful floral trib- utes sent on the occasion of the death of our beloved daughter and sister, IRIS VIR- S A\ND MRS, W. E. WILSON Ao FAMILY. Beaths. BAILEY, MAHALIA. Departed this life on ‘Tuesday. February 12, 1929, at 1:30 a.m., at her residence, 618 L st. n.e, MAHALIA BAILEY, devoted mother of Andrew J. Carr of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Elizabeth Bailey, mother-in-law of Paul L. Dan. dridge, beloved grandmother of Lelia R. tie C., Jesse, Claude and Richard Dan. dridge, Mrs. Emma Fitzhugh, Attorney Willlam _A. E._and James_Bailey and Mamie Carr of Brooklyn. N. Y. She leaves also several great-grandchildren. Funeral from her late_residence, thence to the Israel Baptist Church, 11th st. bet. F and G sts. n.e., Friday, Pebruary 15, at 2 p.m., Rev. A. B. Fisher, pastor. Interment Har- mony Cemetery. 14 BAILEY, SUSAN ANDERSON. On Monday. Pebruary 11, 1029, at her residence, 922 L st. n.w.. SUSAN ANDERSON BAILEY, aged 85 years, beloved mother of Dr. Grafton D, B Bailey, Stuart K. Edgar and Charles Léo Batley, Funeral services Wednosday, Pebruary 13, at 11 a.m. at Hysong's fu- neral home, 1300 N 'st. n.w._ Interment Arlington National Cemetery. Priends and relatives invited. (Charlottesville. Vi papers please copy.) BANKS, RICHARD. On Sunday, February 10, 1920, at 12:40 p.m.. at his residence, 2416 Ga. ave. n. RICHARD BANKS. be- ioved husband of Martha Banks, father of James, Estelle, Albert. Willlam, Robert, Bernard and Ravmond Banks. ' He also leaves other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting ai the W. Ernest Jarvis Oo. Tuneral pariors. 2232 Ga. ave. n.w. Funeral Wednesday, February 13, at 2 pm. from the W. nest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors. BEASLEY. GEORGE. On Saturday, Febru- ary 9, 1929, at Gailinger Hospital, GEORGE BEASLEY. devoted husband of Kate Beas- lev. Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. fu- neral parlors, 2223 Ga. ave. n.W. BEILSTEIN, CHRISTIAN. On Sunday, Feb- ruary 10, 1929, at 4:30 a.m.. CHRISTIAN, beloved ' husbend of louise Beilstein and father of Mrs. Mamie Copp, Fred. and Chris. Beilstein, Jr. ~Funeral from his late residence, 534 25rd st. n.w. Wed- nesday, Pebruary 13, at 2 p.m. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 12 BIZZELL, MES. K. E. At Goldsboro, N. C. Funeral service at_the home of her sons. J. E. d C. K. Bizzell, 77 South Munn 2 ast Orange, N. J. Tuesday after- Tioon, February 12, 1929, at 2 o'clock. In- ternment Goldsboro, N. C. 12 BRACKETT. WILLIAM WINDOM. Saturday, February 9, 1929, at 10 p.m., at Phoenix, Ariz, WILLIAM WINDOM, son of Mrs. Fred and the late M Fred Brackett. Services Thursday, February 14, at 10 a.m.. at Fort Myer chapel. Relaiives and friends invited. 13 BRICKENSTEIN. JOHN H. TFebruars 12. 1929, at Garfleld Hospital, JOHN BRICKENSTEIN, brother of Mary and Lucy Brickenstein of the Wyoming. Wash- ington, and of Lawrence B. of Winston- Selem, N.C. Services (privete), at 333 Ba; nve. Wednesday, February 3 3 Honrens " New Yok and Phifadelonin Dapers please Copy.) BROWN, CHARLES E. ary 13, 1929, at his residence, No_ Montgomery Counts. Md.. CHARLES R. BROWN, devoted father of Norman and Charles Henry Brown. He also leaves three sunts and other relatives and friends. Fu- heral Thursdey. February 14, at 1 pm. from Moses' Hall, No. 10. 'Montgomery County, Md. Remains Testing at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. West End funeral par- Jors, 28th and Dumbarion ave. n.w., 13 BURROUGHS, LAURA = GERTRUDE. On Sunday, February 10, 1929. at 8:25 pm, at her residence, 1317 33rd st. n.w., LAURA GERTRUDE BURROUGHS (nee Mealey), beloved wife of Rozier M. Burroughs. Fu- neral from the above résidence on Wed- nesday, February 13, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Glenwood Cemetersy. 12 CARR, FRANK M. (HAPPY). Departed this life suddenly. Sunday, February 10, 1929, at his residence, 2311 Sherman ave. n.w., FRANK M. (HAPPY) CARR, loving hus band of Mamie Carr (pee Palmer), son-in- Iaw of Mrs. Lina Pogle. ~Remains at Frazier's new funeral home, 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Funeral Wednesday, Feb- ruary 13. at 2 p.m., from the Elks' Home, 301 Rhode Island ave. n.w. FPriends in- vited. (Chicago, Iil.: Indianapolis. Ind.: New ¥ork City, Lexington, Ky; Wilberforce, Ohio, papers please copy.) CARR, FRANK. All officers and members of Columbia Lodge, No. 85. 1. B. P. O. E. of W., are hereby notified of the death of Brother FRANK CARR. Session of sor- row will be held on Tuesday, Febiuary 12, at § pm. at Elks' Home. al from Elks' Home on Wednesday. Febru: 2 pm. Morning Star Lodge, No, 40, Forest 0. 422, Temple. No. 9; Columbia Temple, are invited. HERBERT E. JONES, Exalted Ruler. ALFONSO E. WILLIAMS. Secretary. ENTER NOT GUILTY PLEAS' TO DRY LAW VIOLATIONS Lee R. Burch and Wife, Arraigned on Charges Following Raid, Demand Jury Trial. Arraigned before Judge John P. Mec- On Tuesday, Pebru- | Mahon today on liquor charges, Lee R. Burch, 38, and Mrs. Nora Burch, his 34-year-old wife, pleaded not guilty and demanded jury trials. ‘The charges lodged against the couple were the outgrowth of a raid on their home on New York avenue near North Capitol street northeast last night, when the vice squad, commanded by Sergt. O. J. Letterman, seized 96 bottles of atleged beer and 80 quarts of alleged whisky. Visiting an alleged speakeasy in the 11200 block of North Capitol street, the squad arrested Mrs. Florence Timmons, 40 years old, and charged her with sale ‘Two half gallons of alleged liquor were seized. Deaths Repor?e_d. The following deaths have o, the Health Depariment i “the Taer 54 Francis Gudein. 87 512 I 3 Catherine M- NoGrathy 19, Be Bieabetivs Hospital E 1517 Webster st 8. Little Sisters of the | oor. (Mars V. W. Chambers, 75, Providence Hos- Madalena T. Plsacreti, 75, 12 . s.e. Jonn Butr. 74, Citkie Bisters of the "Boor. George Marmion, 68, St. Elizabeth’s Hos< i | pital. Jolin Lochte, 68, Georgetown Hospital. Willlam B. Cameron. 1. 3038 18 st Benjamin A. Simpson. 65, 1143 4th st. n.e. Richard Rice, 64, Emetuéncy Hospital. elen E, VanHenchoroth, 62. 812 Upshur st. Ludwig 'W. Schench, §9."1033 20th st Cora E. Chapman. 82, 3226 Cathedral ave, Sarah Milis, 43, Sblev’ Hospilol do W French. 36, Mgsflover Hotel. James R. McGee. 46, 707 C st. e J. Elgar McClellan. 32, Sibley Hospital Charles E. MoGariny, 21, at. Hozpital piipice Hesz, 21, Georse Wathington Hoe- Daise Dube, 10, Providence Hogpital William M.’ Oreighton, 8, en foute Emer- gency Hospitel. Benjamin Piér. 3. Children's Hospital pyShirley Hall,'® “onths, Ohildren's Hos- ms'};mu Walker, 9 months, Children’s Hos- tal. Neilie Pler. 8 months, Children's Hospital. Robert Minor. 84, 1310 4th st Mildred Smothers, 62, 1516 26th st. Emma Vest. 60. 707 12th st. . Moten Carter, 60, 3106 Mount Pleasant st. Barah Rosier, §5. 1819 Corcoran st. Henrietta Pope. 48, Freedmen’s Hosbital ws, ‘46, Casualty Hospil 33 Logan's court. K_TERRIER DOGS, two, m Bunday at Bell Station, Male has D. C.' license ta . ‘Traver, 9131 G st. n. hone West 1589. 14° N TERRIER, female; small size; dark brindle; white feet and blazed face. Reward. 1452 Plo W e BREAST PIN, 1 silver, valuable for association, Friday afternoon, Pebruar: 8th, between 1675. 31st st. n.w. l?g 2803 St REWARd pald for return io 1678 2Ist at. w CAT, biack Persian, ity ith and 8. Po COLLIE, vellow and Roturn to 1330 'N. pOO orth_423. Rt gl DOG, “female, white “and black; Marzland tag: Teward. 0% Patterson st. no. R. H. Tayler, s DOG, white bull, male. Reward. 4811 Nor- w hevy_Chase, Md. 120 white, mal E H. ave. for reward or EARRIT fashioned pearl. outlined. Re- ward if réturned to 561 24th n.e. or Linegln EARRING, gold; turday night; tting: reward. 4 hone Adams 446. ING, silver pendant, with § black ard $,ctvatal deig, in [ront of Boylevard Apt. or 1200° block Buclid_st. Col. 7142. Reward, ENVELOPE POCKETBOOK. tan leather, nlg‘ lnlun‘ “R,” in Takoma night. _Call 8 ight, Call Shepherd 3314. __13° e s tortofze apqll: gnda amethyst xR ¥ 'Qu' i'fl-' ". to B e "Columbla rd. and tw 00 New ' Liberal . contali i o ni!f Ok cards and mone: retirn to Robert B Joncs, 530 Kt Alexandria, Va. Please omit _flowers. | 10, | loved hushand of Annie Hassell izabet's | THUR. Departed this life Feb UR CLAY, the beloved Jusband of e lace & stepmother. srs Ane me 3 r, Mrs. nie Clay; two sisters, Mrs. Cordella Joh son and’ Mrs. Bmma Anderson. ~Remain: resting at_the funeral parior of Boyd & Wilson, 19th snd L sts. n.w. Funersl Wednesdsy, February 13, at 10 a.m., from Bovd & Wilson's. 19th and L sts; n.w. Rel- atives and friends invited o attend. ~* Suddenly, !\Indlh. 1929, at Chanute Field, I . Col. SETH W. COOK. Air Service. Funefal at "Atlington Cemetery Friday. February 15. Please omit flowers. 2 COOPER, JOSEPH T. Departed this life Monday, , February 11, 1929, at 3:40 a.m., at_his residence, 1019 Wisconsin ave. n.w.. JOSEPH T. COOPER, son of J nd Mary M. Cooper, brother of Charles, Henry, Leroy, Elizabeth, Louise and Margaret Cooper, He also leaves one niece and other relatives and Triends. Notice of fu- neral hereafter. Remains iz at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. West End_funeral parlors, 28th st. and Dumbarton ave. n.W, DAVIS, SARAR E. Members of Queen Vic- toria Household of Ruth, No. 1711, G. U. O. of O, F.. are requested to meet at the hall Tuesday, February 13, at to arrange for the funeral of our mate, SARAH E. DAVIS. Funer: Nineteenth St. Baptist Church, Wednesday, February 13, 1:3 FRED A. SABBS, W. | DAVIS, SARAR. SAUNDERS, FANNIE. The Ladies’ Reliable Immediate Rellef Society announces the deaths of MRS. SARAH DAVIS, funeral Wednesday, February 13, 1929, at 1:30 p.m., from Nineteenth Street Bapiist Church; MRS. FANNIE SAUN- DERS, funeral Wednesday, February 13, at 2 p.m., from John Wesley A. M. E; Zion Church. JESSIE E. MASON, Pres, ADDIE C. GREEN, Rec. Sec's. L DAWSON. SARAH B. On Monday, February 11, 1929, SARAH B.. beloved wife of James J.'Dawson, aged 56 years. Funeral from W. W. Deal's funeral home, 816 H st. ne., on Wednesday. Pebruary 13, at 1 pm. In- terment Arlington Cemetery. DUCK. CHESTER ARTHUR. Monday. Feb- ey g e bt 830, a.mi CHESTER ARTHUR DUCK, beloved husband of Mar- aret Duck of 14 Garrison rd.. Clarendon, Va. He aiso leaves three children, Ger- trude. Merle and Jack Duck. Funeral ‘Wednesday, Febroary 13, at 3 pm. Inter- ment Columbia Gardens Cemeter: 13 FISHER. LEONA MAE. On Priday, February | 8 1929, LEONA MAE FISHER (nee Stout). | in her twenty-second year, beloved wife | of Themas A. Stout and mother of Ethel Mae: daughter of George W. and Mar- garet Ellen Stout. sister of Raymond, Carl. Paul, Jobn end Willard. Funeral services were held at 869 Madison st.. Brooklyn, N on Monday. February 11. at 2:30 p.m. 'Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. FRAZIFR, BERTIE. On Monday, February { 1L 197, at her residence. 1604 4th st. n.w., BERTIE FRAZIER. Notice of funeral here- after. Remains restinz at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co.'s. 2322 Georgia ave. n.W. . | HARRIS, NELLIE. On Saturday. February 9, | 1929, 'at Freedmen's Hospital, NELLIE | HARRIS. beloved wife of George Harris. Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains rest- ing at the W. Ermest Jarvis Co. funeral | parlors, 2222 Ga. ave. n.W. | HASSELBUSCA. WILLIAM. Suddenly on | | Monday. February il 1029, WILLIAM, be- usc] - neral from his late residence. 637 Ingraham st. n.w. on Wednesday, February 13, at 2 p.m. ‘Relatives and friends invited. In- {erment Prospect Hill Cemetery. . | HAVENNER, ELIZABETH. On ‘Tuesday, February 12, 1920, at_her residence, Silver Hill Prince Georges Co.. Md., ELIZABETH HAVENNER. beloved wife of the late Ben- edict Havenner. Notice of funeral later. HERBERT, MARY FRANCIS. Departed this Saturday. February 9, 1929, at 8:18 pm. st her residence. 331 F st. MARY FRANCIS HERBERT. (he belove and devoted wife of Rev. Rhinelander C. Herbert and loving mother of Ellas and Wil- liam Herbert and loving mother-in-law of rirude Herbert. She leaves o‘her rela- tives and friends. Puneral Wednesdav: February 13, at 1 n.m.. from Zion Beptist Church, F st. between 3rd and 4% sts. s.w., Rev. W. L. Washington pastor. * HOLT. SAMUEL Suddenly, on Monday. February 11,1929, at Providence Hospital. SAMUEL M. the beloved husband of Ida M. Hol: and devoted father of Elizabeth Holt_Herron. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Cha- n.w. on Wednesday, February 13, at 8 pm. interment will be in the family Iot a¢ Mount Holly Cemetery. Mount Holly, N. J. cn Thursday, February 14. at 2 p.m. (Philadelphia, Pa. ‘and Mount Holly, N. J., papers please copy. 18 HOLT, CHARLES W. Officers and members ¢f Morning Star Lodgs, No. 40, I B P. O . of W.. You are hereby notified to meet in_a session of sorrow at the Elks' Home. 1536 15th st. n.w.. Tuesday night, February 12, 1929, at § o'clock, to make arrange- menis for the fureral of our late brother, CHARLES W. HOLT. After the session of sorrow the officers will proceed to his late home. 726 13th st. n.e. Where the funeral services wiil be held. Funeral Wednesday. February 13, from Adams’ chapel, Anne Arundel Co..'Md. Columbia Lodee, No. 85; Forest: Temple, No. 9; Columbia Temple, No. 423, are lavited Lo, atiend, DR. LEO 8. HOLTON. E. R. Attest: WILLIAM H. NEWMAN, Sec. ruary 13. 1929, al r nw. WILLIAM H. B Lillian, Joachim, Hemains at t! of Frank Geier's Sons Co., 1113 Tt Notice of funeral hereafier. JONES, THOMAS. rted this lite Mon: das, Pebruary 11,7109, at 6:30 pm. 8t his ' residence. 130 D st. s.w. MAS | JONES. Notice of funeral hereafter. KEHOE, GEORGE DEXTER. On Saturday. | February 9, 1929, at 11:40 pm., ai ms| residence, 511 Rock Creek Church rd. | GEORGE DEXTER, beloved husband of | May A. Volkman Kehoe. Funeral from | ybove, Jesidence on Wednesday, Februaty 1378t 830 am.. thence to St. Gabriels | Church, Varnum st. and Grant Cirele, | where mass will be said at 9:15 for the repose of his soul. Interment Arlington Natlonal Cemetery. Relatives and friends KEHOE, GEORGE_D. Washington Lodge. No. 15. B. P. O. Elks, will convene in “'séssion of sorrow 7 o'clotk p.m. Tuesday, February 12, 1920, for the pur: pose of ‘paving tribute to the memory of our late brother, GEORGE D. KEHOE, who bassed to the Grand Lodge of the el after February 9, 1029. Elk services at late residence; 811 Rock ~Creck Church road n.w.. at 7:30 pm. By order of NATHAN WEILL, Exalted Ruler. | Attest:' W. S. SHELBY, Secretary. KELLEY . JOAN Oon_Sunday. February 10, 1929, "in Brookiyn, N. Y.. JOHN J.. the beloved son of the late John J. and Mamie Kelly (nee Holohan) and beloved. brother of Margaret and Thomas Kelly. Funeral from the residence of his cousin. Mrs. Michael D. McCarthy. 3911 13th si. n.e on Wednesday, - Febriary 13, at 9 a.m. thence to the Church of Holy Comforter, 14th and E. Cap. sts. where mass will be said at 9:30 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Relatives apd friends invited. In- terment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 13% LEE. NELLIE. Col. Charies Young Relief Association is Neréby notified of the death of Mrs. 'NELLIE LEE _ Funeral Tuesday, Pebriary 13 1:30 pm. from Mount Zion Baptist Church. Arlington. Va. PAULINE MARSHALL, President, MARY E. BOWMAN, Secretary. e LOCHTE. JOMN A. Aged 10, Funeral trom 228 ‘St’ Elmo ave:, Bethesda, Md., at 8:3 o'clock ‘Thursday morning, February 14. 1929, thence to Our Lady of Lourdes Chuich, where services Will be' neid at § m, interment at St. ary’s Cemetery, Rockviile, Md. l!" \’ LYNCH, CATHERINE CECELIA. On Tues- | day, Februaty 12, 1939, af the residence | of her parents, CATHERINE CECELIA. be- loved:daugnter of Michael J. and Mar 1‘4 st.n, Lynch, 1118 Monroe st n.w. Fune: from the above residence Thursday. Fe- ruety 14 at 013 am Tigh racuiom mass at Sacréd Heart Ghurch at .45 Tater- | ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives | and friends invited to attend. 13 LYONS. JAMES F. On Tuesday. Februacy 13, 1029, at 8:45 a.m, R#‘gs”’!‘. ghfi the husband of t} e Nellle §. Lyons His remains and e of his wile, tfeflle G. L{flni. at the P. A. Taltavull chapel. 436 Tth st. s.w. Their funerals from above chapel et 830 am. Thursday, February 14, thence o St. Dominick’s Church, where mags will be for the repose of their ¢ 1’ Mount Ollvet’ Ceme- o | CATHARINE,_ VIRGINIA. De this life Tuesday, February 12, 19 “‘:f Sm. Bt the residonce of George Welc! 1419 ARINE WRdINIA MiES, late Willlam Miles and Willlam H. Welch, Irving wood Welch. Remains restin t the 1 of P. A Lomax, 1406 8 st. n.w. February 15, st Mount orsantown, Va. Interment MILLS, JAMES H. Tuesda: ) , Tk, ot Sibley Hospital JAMES 81 ‘llsl,c:-' loved husband of the late g bruary 14 T am. ol-nvlmu(’ Funeral from W. W 818,71 2t ne, on Thurada s ioturday, Pebrusy o Bosniial SARAR A M of Jame: st. n.w. wife ' of dmother d Li Cemetery. e MILLS, . Tk H (nee De Vaughn), beloved wife Ml aged 43 vear o0 Toadny. Febransy . Pebrua nterment Glenwood Cemetery: MINOR, ROBERT. Departed this life Satur- day, 'February ‘9. ‘1929, at am. at hig ‘residence, 1310 4th’st. n.w.. ROBERT MINOR. = He' leaves to mourn his 1038 & wife, Mrs. Susie Minor; one stepdaughter, Alberta two sisters. Mary OAr- son Marne Potter; one aunt, gne niece and a host of relatives and friends Remaing resting m. T. Tol- bert funeral parlors, 1308 6th 'st. n. Funeral Tuesday night. February 12 9 o'clock, from Third Baptist Church. and Que'sts. n.w. Inlerment Orange, MUDD, THOMAS DYEE. On Monday, Feb. ruary 11, 1929, at his residence. 1328 Good Hope | rond DR. THOMAS DYER MUDD, belot husband of “Amelia B. Mudd ' (nee Baker). ' Puneral i the uhove residence on, Thursday February 14, at 8:30 an. Masé at ress’ Church, 12 Wieads Tavited” 'fim'ngF: be Blhnm and ount Olivet Cemetery. PAGE, Tuary 11, Www g: of is P 'a idence ay, b m. . Interment Un.rr :'I{-H al 0 p.m. Ini it at HENRY ¢ ”:fi Pinora ot Gawity . Wed. chapel, 17 ne: | RUPPERT, AMALIA. Brutha, 5 s o anesy ot the Multary OF Gt oF the Loval Legion of the. United States ann o g nion CLAY Tt Verunsy. 10 i $EEViets Wikl ‘he held ab Glawie 1730 Pennsylvanis avenue, on We iy R e u«m'n-n'zum": R :z_; WEOBWORTH. G. H. POWELY., Recorder. 3 s MARY 8, O Neyter Ty Pm&, widow of the late Oscar Peebles, mother of Mrs. Mamie P. Louise P. Johnson, 3 of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Mrs. Grace P. Howard, Dr. 'W. Peebles of Omal Nebr.; Prank R. Peebles and Mrs. Kath- leen 'P. Hunter. Funeral from her late residence, 1014 D s.¢. Thursday, Feb- fl&{:’ 14, at 1 o'clock p.m. !l’ltndl“ln- RUPPERT, AMALIA SPAHN. On Monday. February 11, 1929, at 10 a.m.. at her resi- dence, 1361 Irving st. 'n AMALIA SPAHN. beloved wife of the late Theodore Ruppert, aged €7 years. Funeral from her late residence on Thursday, February 14. at 8:30 a.m.: thence to the Bacred Heart Church, 16th'st. and Park road n.w.. where mass will be said at 9 Interment at St. Mary's Cemetery. 13 Ladies' Sodalty of 8t. Mary's Churcn will meet at_the late resi- dence of Mrs. AMALIA RUPPERT on Wednesday. February 13, 1929, At 3 D.m. for Sodality service. MRS, EMMA MALLEY, Prefect; MISS ADELE WABSMAN, Sec. - RUSSELL, ELIZA M. On Monday. February 11. 1929, Mrs. ELIZA M. RUSSELL, beloved mother of Florence Louise Lyon, wife of Gideon A. Lyon. at Rosemary st., Chevy Chase, Md., in her 9ist year. terment at Adriai, Mich. SAUNDERS. FANNIE. Passed away Sunda: February 10, 1929, 5:26 p.m. at_her '4 dence, 803-A 23rd 'st. n... FANNIE SAUN- DERS, beloved wife of Shierman Saunders, devoted mother of Essie Brown Sorrell, Meude Brown. Lucas. Grace Brown Lee Jennings . Bernard Brown and sister of John Jennings and Pauline Jen nings Funeral Wednesday. Feb . at 2 p.m., from John Wesiey A. M. E_zion Church, Rev. Tiliman offici- eiing. ~Relatives and friends invited. 12¢ SAUNDERS, FANNIE B. The Lincoin Mu- tual Relief Association annoul e doatn Sl AU 57 RAURDERE. Funeral Wednesday, February 13, 1929, at 2 pm. from John Wesiey A. M. E Zion Church. = Members urged to be present. GEORGE W. COLE. Pres. LUCIAN H. THOMPSON, Rec. Sec. SAUNDERS, FANNIE. All members of the CHift Rock Association are notified of the death of PANNIE SAUNDERS on Sundey. February 10, 1920, Funeral from John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church, l4th and Corcoran 'sis. n.w., Wednesday, February 13, at 2 p.m. - LENA HART, Pres. LOUISE LEWIS. Fin. Secretary. SCOTT, HUGH PEYTON. On Sunday. Fel Tuary 10. 1929, at Waiter Reed Hospit HUGH PEYTON , devoted husban of Clara S. Scott and son of Indiana Scott, brother of Lydia Green, Delia Jackson and Luke Scott. He also leaves seven chil- dren. Funeral Wednesday,” Fébruary 13. at 12 noon, from St. John's Ch\‘l‘l’bh. Arling- “ion, Va. Remains festing at his iate resi- dence at Arlington, Va. SIEBERT. JOHN F. On Sunday. Pebruary 10, 1920, at_her residence. 3 Perry st.. Brentwood, Md., JOHN F.. beloved husband of Lillian I. Siebert. aged 62 years. eral_from his late residence on Thurs- day, Pebruary 14. at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Fort Li coln Cemetery. 13 STMPSON. BENJAMIN A, On Sunday, Feb- Tuary 10, 1929, BENJAMIN A.. beloved hus- band of Johanna C. Simpson_(nee Lana- han). Puneral Wednesday, February 13, from his late residence, 321 K si. ne. ai 8330 a.m.. thence to St. Aloysius' Chureh, where requiem mass Wili be said at 8 in- 12 ings. Marie, m for the repose of his soul. Interment SIMPSON, BENJAMIN A. Members of St. and go to 321 K e. lat esid ag mlA‘fi& A. FRANCIS J. WHITE, President H. N. 8. 1 & n.w... Mi AR Tl - BETE ol Parr_Nelson. Mrs. Elizabeth Parr B from 0 A pariors, 18 ary 12, 1 at his residence, 1308 U st. Hall, Mrs. Berths James W. and Antonette Spriggs. Puneral Catholic Church, where solemn requiem 3:80 a.m.. at his sister's home. day from Sergeon's chapel, 1011 1 929, at her residence: Y al from above resi- Honce on Shitrstan ¥ mass will be said at 9 a.m. Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 12 Aloysius Holy Name Society will meet at rectory. 19 Eve st. n.w., Tuesday, 8 p.m. our departed broths SON. and pray for repose of his 30 SMITH, MARY ELIZABETH. Sunday, Feb- ruary 10, 1925, at her "resident 1 AT “Eriza dévoted ' mother of Dr. Deniel B Suiun. srandmother of Mrs: G Gulis and_ Neola Parr. Fune Februaty 13, ab 1 h st. n.w. Friends invited. SPRIGGS, TOLLY B. On Tuesdaz, PFebru- n.w., TOLL RIGGS. devoted hus- d of Irabel riggs _and father of M enomSars” Mattéels E, Wood, Mcs: evenson. Mrs. Mal 3 , Mrs. Kiotha, Citfford, Jerry. Dr. Tolly B.. Dr: from his late residence Pridey. February 15, at 9:30 e.m.. thence to St. Augustine’s -high mass will be sung -at 10 o'clock. 14 TRETLER. JOHN E. Pebruars 13, 1830, gt beloved husband of ‘the late IRETLER, Deloved Duthar pim. fhuts: st nw. WESEE. AGNES V. "Rainier, ... AG] . g (nee ’&whnn‘x muefl"u Yo loved wife of Harry Weger. irsday,” February ‘14, at 8 am.. thence to St James” Church. whe friends _invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 13 WEST, JE On Monday. Pebruary 11, Tih: JESSIE & davoted wite of Alexander ‘West. daughter-in-law of Rev. Samuel and Fannle West of Parmsyille, Va.. and cousin of Levi L. and Oran Thompson. Remains resting at the W. Jarvis Co. funeral patlors. 2222 n.w, Punerai Fhugsdey; SO Yuberal atlos: 2333 Ge sve. n.w. Rev. Brooks of et Temple officiating. WIEMS, ESTELLE MARGUERITE. Departed this life Sunday. February 10. 1029, at 2 oclock pm.. Pr«fl%fln Hospital, ESTELLE MARGUERITE WIEMS. the be- loved dausghter of Willlam and Eliza Wiems. the sister of Melvin Wiems. =~ Funeral ympbeil’s Church. Nichols ave., C.. Rev. es _pas! te! WILSON. WILLIAM F. On Monday, Pebru- ary 11, 1929, ‘at his residence, 8018 Tth st. nw. WILLIAM F., husband ‘of Sarah A. Dt e on Wednesdas, Februaty his late residence on ay. 13, at P.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. WOOSTER, OLIVE BASSETT. On February 110 1920."after @ short illnégs, OLIVE. be; loved sister of Dr. Mary L. B. Wnos! Dr. Waiter. M. Wooster. “Puneral from her late residence. 1749 Q 5t. .W., OB Wednesday. February 13. at 2 p.im. EAGER. FRANCES E. On Monday. Peb- Yty 1020, PRANCES 'E TaSER {nce Higdon) beloved wite ot John V. Yeager. Funeral from her late residence, 2005 Douglass st. n.e. Wednesda: Feb- Tusry 13, at 0 & Requiem mass at St Francis de Sales’ Church ab 9:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Inutr:nt ‘Mouns -Olive} Cemetery. s 12 In Memoriam. ALLEN, MARTHA E. A tribute of love and votion to my dear wife and cur devoted mother, MARTHA E. ALLEN, who left us three years ago todsy. Pebrusry 13, 1926. A happy home we once enjoyed. How gweet the memory etill, But death Teft a loneliness That the world can never fill Gone. deer mother. gone forever. How we miss your smiling face But you left us to remember None on earth can take vour DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. BARRIERE. THOMAS 1. Tn sad but lovin ERERE T kR i oL IIFQ one ¥t ago today, February 13, 1928. As I loved him. so T miss him In my memory he is always n Loved. remembhered. longed for always, Bringing many & silent "lfio Today recalls a memory Of a loved one laid to rest. o BRI [ER. JWg often sit and think of you hen we are all alo Fo,_memory is the only friend at grief can call its own. r dear brother now is sieeping, o care is on Ris brow. opifis ALS /e have no 3 b STsTRR MARIE AND ETHEL. * BINNIX, JULIA BOBINSON. Sacred to the memory of, my mother, JULIA ROBINSON % m' m“"u five years ‘ago today, HER 'SON. TRVIN B. ROBINSON. * COLLINGSWORTH, WILLIAM ROBERT. In lemory of dear father, WILLIAM ROB- a’l‘ ooumswow?n ho departed %‘l life one year ago today, February 13, 1928. Just & line of sweet remembrance, ist & memory fond and tru s WL Stert b s ; ; DAUGH’ FLOI ICE. * | CORRY, J. ROBERT. A tribute of iove to the memory of our dear husband afid fa- her, J. 'T CORRY. who departed h%% life four years ago today, February 12, u 1 19: Mips R X 518V AND 5Ok - FORREST. JAMES EDWARD. In re- B ce of loved one, J. , who departed this life February 12, 1024, ' ht of sweet remembrance, emory, fond and true; iace HUSBAND _ AND i-ovngd: g % GRA ED 1N Tite tweive Jears ago ruary 12, 1917, b Tyt - K And Q-:g 1"think snd weep for you, dear How can mother ever forget? e night dew falls, in silence it weeps: all cover with verdure the grave whers she sleeps. And the tears T have shed, thouh in secret shey flow. Shall long keep her memory wherever I g0, I lesrn as the years roll onward And leave the past behind. ‘That much I have counted sorrow But proves that our God is kind. For as veace comes after suffering And love is reward of pai So_after earth comes ht 'And out of my 10ss the gain. She is waiting by the river. Jnst across the silent st ‘Where sweet flowe And the banks are ever green. Passed besond mother’s touch, Beyond mother’s sight. Never beyond mother's love and thought. HER LONELY MOTHER. LULU mfl'rr_)! remembrance of my dear husband, R ARD A. JACKSON. who departed this two vears azo today, February 12. 1927. This day brinks back sad memories Of a dear one now gone to rest. And the ones who think of you today Are the ones who love you best, LOVING WIFE, DILLIE JACKSON. * | JONES. GEORGE W. In sad but loving re- membrance of our husband and father, GEORGE W. JONES, who departed this Iife nine years ago today, February 1, JACKSON. RICHARD A. Tn sad but 1:}25. Tife It matters not which road we take, How dark or lonely it be: We know that God will somewhere join ‘The road that leads to thee LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * LA VIN, LYDIA F. In sad but loving mem~ ory of my devoted mother, LYDIA F. LA VIN. who departed this lite so suddenty welve years ago today, February HER DAUGHTER, EMMA K. ALDERSON. NEWMAN. THOMAS H. In sad but loving remembrance of our devoted husband an: father, THOMAS H. NEWMAN. who parted tnis life ons year ago, February No_one knows the silent heartache. Only those who have lost can tell Of_the griel borne in silence For the one we love so well. I miss you now. my heart is sore, As time goes by I miss you more. Your loving smile. your gentle face, No_one can flll your vacant place HIS LOVING WIFE. ELLA, AND DEVOTED CHILDREN, TOMMY AND SISTER. * SANDS, FANNIE R. In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear mother. P\ R. SANDS, who departed this life thres véars ago today, Pebruary 12. 192 Gone, it not forgotten, | SONDHEIMER, remembrance of GINIA SONDH! fourteen years. azo. ioday, 1915. | You will never know your mother's care i until she is not around. | And never know her value until she is un- derground. Whose love can equal the love of a mother Who worked 5o hard for the pleasure and ®ood time Of others? You may learn to love some one who is fond and true, But can never love as your mother loved ot B sl g2t e HER DAUG! SON-IN-LAW, PEARL AN ¥ STEELE. MARY E. In sad but loving re- brance of our dear mother, MARY E. who departed this life two vears ago today. Pebruary 12, 1927. No_one knows the silent heartaches, Only those who have lost can tell, Of grief that is borne in silence For the one we love 50 well. Dear mother, we love you. But Ioved you best: God has taken you to glory, vermore to rest. TP TN LA, JOUN REgp, AN AND STONE. CLARA I In lovinz remembral of our beloved wife her, wno, us three years ago today, Pebruary 12, 1t Loving and kind 1n all her ways, Uprl nd just to the end of her davs: Sincere and kind in heast and mind, What s _beautiful menmory she left behind. RER HUSBARD AND CHILORER. & wiusn SEWE 1 st e gt on me mother, RACHEL A WAUGH, who pessed o thy tutbmndfl"!nnuomdu. Fevruary 13, 1 Peacefully sleeping, resting at last, Life's weary trials and suffering past: uffered, in patience she bore, Uniil God called her home, o suffer no re. VIRGINIA. In sad. loviag dear mother, . Wwho passed away February 13, Some day ours \d _neve JAMES AND' NANNIE. 1 MEMORIALS. MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMS DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHONE FOR | ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET | MAIN 2968 HEJF MANNING CO.. Inc l’ | | . FUN S. { Frank Geier’s Sons Co. i3 SENTH STielioons Main 2473 __ ESTABLISHED 1876, JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 j0th St. N.W. ___Phone Nonth 47. CHAS. S. 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