Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1929, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ) Lo THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1929.° ROBBED IN -MILK WAGON. Struck on the head from behind ‘while sitting in the driver’s seat of his milk wagon in the 1800 block on Eigh- Atbbey-Mausoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient MILITARY 'HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Ovpposite Arlington Cemetery Ride out in the afternoon and view this wonderful mausoleum in its serene and permanent tran- quillity. This hallowed beauly spot zsi 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 Office 1000 Conn. Ave. Main7897 teenth: street about 6:30 o'clock this morning, Frederick A. Small of 216 Fourth street southeast, a driver for Simpson's Dairy, was robbed of $10.80 by two colored men. A Responsibility That Is Fully Realized B When we are called in for service we appreciate the trust you place in us and perform the work with the utmost care and exactness. 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You, too, can have a good head of hair and a hellthy Call Thomas’ office. today, for an examinatios charge or obligation. World's Leading Hair and Scaip Specialists—45 Offices The THOMAS’ 1333 F STREET, N. ‘W., ADAMS BLDG. MEN—SUITE 502; WOMEN—SUITE 501 HOURS—10 AM. to l PM. SATURDAY to 4 PM. DR W_R GOODMAN, 86 YEARS OLD. DIES Physician Believed to Have Been Oldest Living Grad- uate of Georgetown. Dr. William R. Goodman, 86 years old, for many years a practicing physician of this city and believed by his asso- clates to have been the oldest living graduate of Georgetown University, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. C. B. Vincent, 640 K street northeast, yester- day. He had been in failing health for about a year. Dr. Goodman, relatives say, was the last surviving member of the George- town Medical School, class of 1870. He continued practice here from the time of his graduation until retiring about 10 years ago. He was a member of the District of Columbia Medical Society and the American Medical Association. A native of Annapolis, Md., Dr. Good~ man volunteered for service in the Union Army at the beginning of the Civil War. Although discharged for disability in line of duty due to his arm having to‘ be amputated because of wounds received in the battle of OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F Predericksburg, Dr. Goodman tried to| enlist again as soon as his wounds en- abled him to leave the hospital. He was so insistent upon returning to the Army that recruiting authorities accepted him as a hospital steward. He served in the latter capacity until the close of the war. He developed a keen interest in medi- cine during his stay in the hospital and decided to become a doctor. Dr. Goodman was a member of Kit Carson Post, Grand Army of the Re- public. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Priscilla B. Goodman; two sons, William R. Goodman, jr, of Arlington, Mass., and Ulysses G. Goodman of Los An- geles; three daughters, Mrs. Vincent of this city, Mrs. R. M. Bigelow of Chi- cago and Mrs. J. M. Gwin of Evanston, I, and two brothers, Dr. Frank S. Goodman of this city and Dr. Charles B. Goodman of Baltimore. He also leaves seven grandchildren and one great-grandson. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Vincent, Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment will be in Arling- ton Ceémetery, with services at the grave by the Grand Army of the Re- public. . Coast Guard Bill Is Favored. ‘The Hoch bill ta! §rovide for 588 com- missioned officers In the Coast Guavd. was approved yesterday by the House commerce committee. The measure would give the rank and pay of rear ad- miral to the commandant of the Coast Guard, and assign him a captain as as- sistant, who would receive pay of a rear admiral of the lower half of the Navy. § Sprains Wrist in Fall. ‘While crossing at the intersection of Massachusetts avenue and Fifth street yesterday, Mrs. Reuben V. Dorty, 32 years old, of 619 Granby street, Norfolk, Va., slipped on the icy pavement, fell and bruised her arm and sprained her wrist. She refused hospital treatment. STETSON SHOPS OF RALEIGH HABERDASHER OPEN TILL 1 PM. TOMORROW Just 2 Days More! Semi-Annual Sale of Stetson Shoes For Men and Women $6.75 to $12.75 Were $10.50 to $18.50 Entire stock included! Come tomorrow, come Saturday—the last two days of this semi-annual event! STETSON SHOE SHOPS OF Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street RUBBER FOOTWEAR Rubbers are a standard article wherever - boug ht. We can sell them at the same ARCTICS MEN'S $ WOMENS BOYS, 2% to 5% MISSES, 11 to 2 YOUTHS, 11 to 2 Childrens, 7 to 10%2 price as most dealers pay for them on account of our volume buy- ing for 178 The stores. proof is in the follow- ing prices, Childrens § - 10% $1.50 240 Misses 1 - 2 $160 1.90 2.15 1.75 2.00 1.60 Womens Sandals MENS WOMENS MISSES, 11 to 2 Childrens,7 to 10% 2.25 Womens All Heels Mens All Toes Boys Sizes, 2% to 5% Misses Sizes, 11 to 2 Youths Sizes, 11 to 2 Childrens Sizes, 7 to 10% Qilva 1012 7th St. N.W. 435 7th St. N.W. 810 H St. N.E. SHOES for WOMEN 3217 14th St. N.W. 3144 M St. N.W. 911 Penn. Ave. N.W. $zz__5 PATENT FASTENER ARCTICS $ 3.60 3.00 2.60 THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy, continued cold tonight; minimum tem- perature about 17 degrees; tomorrow partly cloudy; moderate to fresh north shifting to west winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, not much change in temper- ature; fresh to strong north winds to- night, shifting to west tomorrow. Virginia—Partly cloudy, slightly cold- er in extreme southeast portion tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy; fresh north- west shifting to west winds. West Virginia—Light snow tonight and possibly tomorrow morning; not much change in temperature, Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 27; 8 pm,, 29; 12 midnight, 22; 4 am, 21; 8 am, 23; noon, 25. Barometer—4 pm., 30.24; 8 pm., 30.30; 12 midnight, 30.20; 4 a.m., 29.95; 8 am., 29.80; noon, 29.79. Highest temperature, 29, occurred at 7:35 pm.; lowest temperature, 21, oc- curred at 7 am. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 33; lowest, 21. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 0:21 a.m. and 12:35 pm.; high tide, 5,56 am. and 6.26 p.m. Tcmorrow—lnw tide, 1:17 am. and 1.32 pm.; high tide, 6:53 a.m. and 7 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:53 am.; sun sets 5:51 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:51 am.; sun sets 5:52 p.m lxlo'an r{:‘f ?25 pm.; sets 5:47 am. utomobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. ¢ e Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear, Weather in ¥grious Cities. WTemperature = Stations. Weather. 18 (o0t uajamon, Atlantic Gity nammmg M. Birmingham .. Columbia. §. C. Denver, Col.. Detroit, Micl El Paso, Tex... Galveston, Tex Hi .'ucxx:mmm' Kansas City,Mo. Los Angeles. ... 30 Louisville. Ky. . 29. 02 Pt.cloudy Snow Snow Cloudy Cloudy .. Clear 0.08 Snow . Clear 0.08 Cloudy 0:30 Snow Clear . Cloudy 66 Snow Clear 0:32 Snow ow 0 Clondy 0.90 Rain ... Snow 0.04 Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear 0.02 Cloudy 0.08 Clear ;. Clear 0.96 Clouay New York, N. Oklahoma ' Cii: Omaha, Nebr.. 2 Eniladelphia Pa. Salt Lake City. Antonio. . San Diego, C 830 Franctacs Bt. Louls, Mo. St. Paul, ‘Minn Seattle, 'Wash gkane. Wagh: ASH., D. C...29.380 FOREIGN. (T am, Greenwich time. today) femperature. Weather. England. el Cloudy Berlin, Germal Sloudy Eart cloudy Snow Pa (Noon. Greeniwi Sod ) andy. Horta (Fayal), Azores Rat (Cuirrent ohservations ) " Hamilton, Bermuda a Colon, Canal Part cloud: Clear ¥ Clear Clear Deaths Reported The following deaths have been reported & fo,the Health Department in the last 24 George Wright, 86, 1313 R Gharles A. Reynolds, 7 Garl Piticger. 18, 1382 k.flm’"‘“. e hn Prounick, 77, U. 8. So BORRNel B, Levers 75, 3921 evering. 75, 3921 Mary P. Newhall; 15, 1440 Meridias op. Pranklin Butts, 75, Walter Reed General Hospital Josepn C. Mobley, 75, 50 . “Frazier, o, Garfiela’ Stomsrial William . & "C.E.r.xcs R. Butler, 5, United States Naval Shaties neisae: 68 398 st n. 60, Joanna Riordan. 83, 610" Ky Hn'c.. S v Ellis C. Hightman, 43, Pendall !ulh‘nn Pertha B, Johnson, 42, 1126 ath Mary Phelps, 33, 727 Morton i orough, 21. 117 Maryland ave. ™John, Tenley, 24 days, Children’s H pifpnklin E. wn‘:m, O F e SR o Mary Hawkins, Moy WillEmS: 30; Sloddare Bavtie Home piiipesie R. Peterson, 78, Freedmen's Hos- Lucy A. Moss. 76, 236 O gourah Roy, 75, Home Tor""Aed and In- Kate V Brown, 73, 3 ibiprd W B G A John Jackson, 60, 319 P st. Fred Edwards, 85, Tnberrnfnu ;m"ll. Irene H. Parker, 52, 18 N sf Annfe Willlams, 51, 7 Wonders court s.w. Abram_P. Glascoe, 45. 410 R st. HOBI;?!'ME“’ !nwmln. ln hDIIY!, Children’s Lottie B. Wicks, 1, 2048 L st. Marriage Licenses. licenses have been issued to the Linwood 3. Lancaster. 25, and Opal E. Mit- telgtetter. dl: H. McKinley. ™ $ Sud Dorls E. ‘Williams, 8 mbe Arthur s!hf rd. 24, and Rosetta Collins, 23; Isaac Wright Prank O. Dodson, 29, Etlan, Va., and Nina K. Frazier, 21, Sperryville, Va.. Rev. Wil- litm M. Hoffman. Vernon Dockery, 21, and Catherine Leeper, 19: Rev. Daniel J. Rice. Bernard M. Morrisséy. 24, and Edith E. White. 23; Rev. Willlam ‘Hoffman. Rayienl E. Greene, &2, and Lillian 0. Da- vig, 20; Rev. Gearge O, Bulloc Vernon "M, Grav, a1 ind Virelota P, Moran, 18: Rev. C. t. George Winkey, 22, lnd Sadie Grimes, 21; Rev. Walter H. Brooks. Nelson Bush. 24, and Beatrice Colemah, 22; Rev. JDI. Z. Brown. Edw Kettier, 24, and Lena M. Malr, 22 Rev. g, ‘Wenchel. Carl H. Witzke, 35 and Violet E. Shipley, 22; Rev. Ernest C. Smith, Harry Yafty, 24. and Rosalle Robin, 20; Rev. Louls J. Schwefel. John W. Griffith, 60, South Haven. Mich., and Stella Maclntosh, 55, this city; Rev. George L. Farnham. Clarence L. White, 41, and Helen Brown, 16; Rev. E. R. Mellican, Kenneth' W, Funk. 29, Springfleld, 1] Minnie E. Sieinbraker, 26, this clity; Rev. Homer A.’Kent. Herman Levitt. 27, and Hannah K. Levitt, 2. both of Grand Rapids, Mich.: Rev. Abrami ‘While Jaughing at Sir Harry Lauder’s broadcast “turn” recently, James Rick- ards, 78, dropped dead at Northampton, Englnnd. CLASS Room RING, ma; 102 1121 Denrike Building. LOST i, fn el downtown vicinity; valued for umflanon Reward. Call Lincoln 680. emale, in tho viclnity o n.w. ' Return to 816 15th st. n.W., ADt A el T e Heward, Ji RING, e old setting, ¥, W. S on Mb Bleasant car. Reward. Cal Nonn 1874, Apt. 103. PIN, cameo, between 15th and Ei Clpflnl 4nd’ 1ofh and D' sts, Wednesday, bet. OOKETBOOK—Lady's; name mndo Ruth unter; on Wisconsin' ave, at Macomb st. Reward. s POCKETBOOK. Str at I'Lt money and 8548, nveloe iyl Plt. Suede; con- PURSE, slasses pighab! ave. Nort! taining and_N. E SSES, tot < soft, black leather c Adams 8721-W. “with tan containing . Phone Main small, gfay n.w. D eward 3 -mn' .m.u diamond in 356_Columbia rd. ___* SOROR!TY PIN, Chi_ Omu wedn ‘r‘nsgrnm:' initisied D Gray on back. wmfl ATCH_AND BRACELET. na !Illl.lt square shape. ward. GEORGE A. WARD, 65, CLAIMED BY DEATH Federal Trade Commission Attor- ney Examiner Succumbs to Month's Illness. George A. Ward, 65 years old, attor- ney examiner for the Federal Trade Commission, and for many years in the Government service, died at his residence, 2627 Adams Mill road, yes- terday afternoon, after an illness of about a month. Mr. Ward was born in Larkin, Kans., and resided there until coming to this city in 1897 to accept a position in the Indian Bureau. Later he was made an assistant attorney in the Interior Department, and about four years ago became identified with the Federal Trade Commission. He was one of the organizers of the Federal Bar Association and held the office of vice president in that organi- zation for several terms. He also had served as vice president of the Colum- bia Heights Citizens’ Assoclation. . He is survived by his widow and a daughter, Mrs. Wilbur A. Nelson, of University, Va. Funeral services will be conducted in Gawler’s Chapel this afternoon at 4:45 o'clock. Interment will be in Effingham, Kan: RYAN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF PRINTING COUNCIL The Allied Printing Trades Council of Washington and vicinity, represent- ing 11 trade unions here, last night elected Cornelius S. Ryan of the News- paper Web Pressmen’s Union, No. 6, as president of the council for the ensuing iie\i\r. Other officers were chosen as fol- ows: Harry Oehler of the Bookbinders' Union, No. 4, vice president; Charles M. Flanagan _of the Columbia Typo- graphical Union, No. 101, secretary, and Frederick Krause of the tE'.c)‘eutypcl’s' ‘Cards of Thanks. HORN. WILLIAM H. We wish to acknowl- edge’ with wrateful ppreciation the kind acts of sympathy of our friends and the beautiful floral tributes sent on the oc- gaslon uf the death of cur dear brother, ‘WILLIAH H. HOR! His"sdOTiERS AND SISTERS. * WASHINGTON, MARY. We wish to express our heartfeli appreciation to our nelgh- bors and many friends for their kind ex- pressions of sympathy and beautiful floral :!;'.‘;mtfi;oev’:fn“anfo us ab the gun-h of u mother ~and grandmother, MARY WASHINGTON. b aitiek NANNIE A ALLEN AND OTIS F. ALLEN. Deaths. BERGMANN, KATE. On Thursday, ary 21, 1920, KATE, beloved daughter o the late Louis and 'Katherine Bergmann. Funeral from the chapel of Frank Geler's Son's Co., 1113 7th st. -nw. Saturday, February '23. at_2 p.m. tives _and friends invited. ~Interment, private, Pres- pect Hill Cemetery. 2 BROOKS., ANNIE TYLER. Departed this life Tuesday, February 19. 1929, at Asbury Park, N. J.. ANNIE TYLER BROOKS. She leaves to mourn their loss a loving hus- band. a father, four sisters and four brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Body can be seen at L. A. Lewis Co. funieral directors, 1344 4th st., cor. 4th and O sts. n.w. ville, Md.. Saturday, February 23. CHAFFIN, EUGEAN. Departed this Tuesday. February 19, 1929, at 830 at his Tesidence, 1436 Meridia EUGEAY, devoted wife of Jol Penugti S dRughier of Mary RO Johes. sicter of Robert Ketner. Remalns resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2232 i, aye. nw. Puncral services at Wythe- ville, Va.. Friday, February 22. CHAFFIN, EUGEAN. On Tuesday, Pebrunry 19, 1929, at_her residence. 1436 Meridian Blace nw. EUGEAN, beloved wife of Jonn ‘haflin, mother of 'Raymond. John ' and Melvin ‘Chaffin; daughter of Mary Ketner Jones. Remains at Jarvis' undertaking parlors until 8 p.m. Thursday. Funeral services at her childhood home, Wythe- ville, Va., Priday, February 22. COLEMAN. WILLIAM. On Tuesd: Tuary 19, 1929, ‘at his residence, st. ne. WILLIAM COLEMAN. Roberta Rowe and Bessie Campbell and grandfather of Prank Gordon and Joseph ‘aylor. He also leaves other rela and friends. Funeral Thursday, February 21, at 2:30 p.m., from ¢he W. Ernest Jar- Vi§ Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Ga. ave. BLw. CROCKETT, WILLIS. On Tuesday, Pebruary 19, 1939, ut Walter Reed Hospital, FILE ROCKETT, devoted husband of Mamie Erockett. He aiso. leaves two' gisters, Mrs. Maggle Blacksione la_Carter: one brotl Josepl le r, and other and friends, Remains resting at residence, 5704 Grant st. n.e. neral Friday, February 23, {rom the ’l"! Baptist. Church, Fairmont Heishts, Md., at P DICK. JOHN E. Suddenly passed away, Wednesday, February 20, 1929, at S¢. Agnes’ Hospital altimore, Md., JOHN E. DICK. in his_58th year. He is survived by his wife, Sarah Dick, and six_children. Fu- neral services at 2 p.m. Thuriday, Feb- Tuary 21, at his late residencs, 719 Prince- ton place n.w. Please omit flowers. DYSON, ADA. Suddenly, on Monday, Feb- ruary’ 18, 1939, ADA DYSON, wite of Henry Dyson, mother of Alberta Randolph and guter of Maggle Wilson, Fanny Chase and James E. Wil Notice of funeral here- after. R!mlim ‘resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis_Co. funeral parlors, 2223 ave. n.w, FPunsra! Friday, Febguary 22, at 2 Do, from her late residence, 1234 612 st. DLW FOUNTAIN, SADIE CARTER. Suddenly de- arted this life on Wednesday, February 0, 1929, at 8:15 p.m. at her residence, 342 Van st. s.w., SADIE CARTER FOUN. TAIN. beloved 'wife of John Fountain. mothér of Alice, John, fola, Hilda and Randolph Fountain. Body resting at Barnes' undertaking parlors, 614 4'z st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. FRYE, WILLIAM L. Departed this life Tuesday, February 1, 1929, 2 a.m. at Preedmen’s Hospital, after a brief illness, WILLIAM L. the son of the late Reuben and Octavia Frye and devoted husband of Cora A. Prye. He leaves to mourn their loss four brothers, George. Richard, Ern- est and Finks: three sisters, Miss Emma Frye, Mrs. Susie Woodfork and Mrs. Lucy Smith, host of other relatives and friends. Remains at_his late residence, 1017 Kenyon st. n.w. Funeral Friday, Feb- ruary 22, at 1 p.m., at the Vermont Ave- pue Bantist Church, Rev. Grymes oficlat- ng A precious one from me has gone, A voice I love is stilled: A place is vacant in my Home That never can be filled. S LOVING WIFE. CORA. 210 FRYE. WILLIAM L. All officers of Corin- thian Lodge, No.” 18, F. A, A. M. be present th st. and Virginia ave. s. February 232, 1929, at 11:30 for the purpose of arranging for the fu- neral of our late brother, L. ERYE. " Funeral 'from Verm nt- Avenue f"“ Church at 1 o'clock p.m. Brothers assemble at_church. ammu. L. STRICKLAND, Worshipful Master. OSCAR L. DEANE, Secretary. FRYE, WILLIAM L. All officers and members of Columbla Lodge. No. 85, I T are” nerehy’ Doiified ot the. death of Mrovter WILLIAM T PRYE Seccion of sorrow will be held at the Elks' Home, 301 R. I ave.. Thursday, February 21, at 7:30 pm. Funeral from' Vermont Avenue Baptist Church Friday, February 22, at 1 pm. . Morning Star' Lodge No! 40 orest Temple, No. 9, and Columbia Te pleNo. 43z are invited to ' attend. rothers will assemble at church. HERBERT E. JONES. Exalted Ruler. Attest: A, E. WILLIAMS, Sec. FRYE, WILLIAM L. The Kadosh service Il be conducted’ by Zoroaster Chapter inder the auspices of Jonathan Davis Col story, No. 1, over Sublime Prince WII IAM L, FRYE. 32°, at 13 o'clock (mil night), Thursday, February 21, 1929, his late residence, 1017 Kenyon st. n.w. The Sublime Princes of Jonathan 'Davis Consistory will assemble at the above ad- dress at 1 X m., to assist in this servicy By omma; order of jer-in-Chief. Attest: CICERO A. LBI 3", Keeper of Seals and Archives. CHAS. H. ANDERSON, 32°, Assistant. GOODMAN, WILLIAM R. On Wednesday, February 20, 1929, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. C. B. Vincent, st. ne., Dr WILLIAM R.. beloved husband of Priscilla B. Goodman, aged 86 years. Funeral from the above residence on Saturday, February 23, at 1 pm. Rel tives end friends “Invited. Arlington National Cemetery. GIAY- SAMUEL E. On Tuesday, 9. 1929, at his Tesidence, 2134 o BAMUEL B. ‘GRAY, beloved hisband of Emma J. Gray (nee Golden), father of Ne d_Samuel E. Gray, Fu- neral from above resideiiee Friday, Feb. Tuary 22, at 2 p.m. Interment at’ Glen- wood Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. I tried so hard t¢ keep him with me, But God willed that he should go; 8o_I ylelded to the partins ‘Thoush i¢ flled my heart with o EEN, SUSIE. Departed this life on Tu O ebrurs 10 1036, o full triumpn of Christian,_faith, SUSIE GREEN. widow of the late Thomas E. Green. She leaves to mourn their loss two brothers. two sis- ters-in-law, four nieces, six nephews and & host of cther relatives and friends. Nn- tice of funeral later. WALL. EDWARD. Departed this llfe on tyrday, February 16, 1929, EDWARD \ of Atiantie Qlby, N J. son of the {ate 5000 AL "and Orace E.“Hall and_des voted husband of the late Lillian Sall of Atlantlc City and loving brather of Grace E_Hall and Daniel Hall and Beatrice Hall Davis, ‘Funeral Ssturday, Pehruary 23, at 1 o'ciock from 1764 You st. Wm. Thomas offclatin 1ri invited. lite pm. nw, at Regalia_at_tiie house. JESSE BROWN. 33° Interment ‘n !fbrulry Pa. Pebru- | Interment at Layions- | 640 K Rev. Relatives ‘ande Dreaths. HALL, LEWIS. Departed this life fuesday, February 19, 1929. at 5 p.m.. LEWIS HALL, beloved 'son’ of the late Willlam Hall and Irene Williams Hall. He was a nephew of Miss Emma Williams and family and Maggie Brown_and family. Funeral Friday, Feb- 22, at 2 p.m.. from the First Church rist (Holiness), corner Alabama ave. and Ainger pl. se. Friends and relatives invited to attend. 21 HAMILTON, MARY ELIZABETH. On Wed- nesday, February 20, 1929, at 10 p.m.. at her residence, Four Corners, Md., MARY ELIZABETH HAMILTON, in her eighth- fourth year: widow of John A. Hamilton, mother of William O.. John S. and Charles R. Hamilton and Mrs. Mary J. Bean of Four Corners, Md. Notice of funeral later. HARRINGTON, BENJAMIN R. Departed his_life Tuesday, February 19, 1929. al 10:35 p.m.. after 'a long illness, BENJA- MIN R., the son of the late Benfamin and Fannio'Harrington and devoted husband of Ella J. Harrington. He also leaves to mourn_ their loss two brothers, Charl and William, and a host of other relative and_friends. ~Remains at his late res dence. 210 H st. s.W. Puneral services Sunday, February 24, at 1 pm. at the Friendship Baptist Church, 1st and H sts. s.w.. Rev. B. H. Whiting officiating. 1In- terment Payne's Cemetery. 2 JAMIESON, AMANDA. Entered Into eternal rest Wednesday. February 20. 1929, in the 102nd year of her age. AMANDA JAMIE- SON, devoted mother of Mrs. Travis and Mrs.” Lula Brown of Baltimore. Md. She leaves ' four grandchildren, two great- grandchildren and a host of other rela- tives and friends to mourn her depar- ture. Remains resting temporarily at the John T. Rhine funeral chapel. 3rd and sts. 's.w. Funeral Friday, February 22. at from her late residence, 117 D st Interment Rosemont Ceme- §ry. JEFFERSON, THORNTON. On Monday, February '18, 1929, at_8:40 o'clock, at Freedmen's Hospital, THORNTON _JEF- FERSON. He leaves wife, two daughters, two sons, two granddaughters, one grand- son and ‘four stepehildren and a host of friends to mourn their loss. Funeral Fri- day. February 33, at 1 o'clock. from Holy Irinity Church. 1ith st. between Q and ts. BeVSTED WIFE. MARTHA JEPFERSON. * JENSEN, CARL ANTON. On Tuesday. Feb- Tuary 19, 1929, at his residence. 2148 O st. n.w.. CARL ANTON, husband of Arta E. Jensen (nee Hitchcock), ~Puneral from Almus’ R. Speare's funerfl parlors. 1623 Connecticut ave. n.w., on Priday, Febru- ary 22, at 2 p.m. JENSEN, CARL A. Special communication of National Lodge. No. 12. F. A. A. M. is called at 1 p:m. Friday, Februarg 22. 1929, at Masonic Temple, to conduct the funera of Brother CARL A. JENSEN. By order of LEE O. BRYANT, Worshipful Master. JONES. HENRY R. On Monday, February 18, 1029, at Garfield Hospital, HENRY R. beloved 'brother of George A. Jones of Longmont. Colo. Funeral services at W. W. Chambers' funeral home, 1400 Chap. st. n.w.. Thursday. February 21, at 3 p.m. Interment at Longmont, Colo. MAHONEY, GEORGE. On Wednesday morn- ing, February 20, 1929, at 4:30 a.m.. at his residence, 127 Van' st. se., GEORGE MAHONEY. -Remains are resiing at Smith & Pord's funeral parlors, 1300 South Capi- tol st. ~Funeral Friday, February 22, at 9 o'clock from St. Vincent de Paul Church. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. O'CONNER, ROY D. On Wednesday. Feb- ruary 20, 1929. ROY D. O'CONNER, sou of Mr. and Mrs. William O'Conner. He is, survived by 'his parents, wife, one Id. two brothers and two sisters. Re- ains resting at Cunningham, Kennedy & Watkins' funeral home, 809 Cameron st.. Alexandria. Va. Funeral and interment at Cranford Memorial Church, at Lorton, Va. 2 p.m., Saturday, February 23. * QUIVERS, JENNIE. On Sunday, February 17, 1929, at 5 p.m., at Freedmen's Hospital, after a lingering’ iliness, JENNIE QUIV- ERS. She leaves to mourn their loss a de- voted husband, Oscar Quivers; six children, Audrey. ~Oscar, jr.: Doris, Geraldine, Homezella and 'Addeil; & mother. Mamie Anderson: stepfather.” Joseph Anderson;: two brothers, Freddie and Jessis Green! two aunts. a grandmother, and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Thursday. February 21, from the Zion Baptist Church, E st. ‘between 3rd ‘and 4ls sts. 5w, 1 o'clock, Rev.” W. L. Washington, ' pastor. . | REDD, MARY. On Tuesday, February 19, 1929, at her residence, 1225 8th st. n.w., MARY REDD, devoted daughter of Arthur and Annie Redd and sister of Rebecca Redd and Louise. Josephine and Annie Bell. Remains resting at the 3. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral pariors. 2223 Ga. ave. . Puneral Saturday, February 13, 130 pm.. from the Seventh-day Adventi Church, 6th and N sts. n.w. REYNOLDS, CHARLES ADDISON. On 'rues- day. February 19, 1929, at his residence, 431 ‘Irving st. n.w, CHARLES ADDISON, beloved husband of the late Sarah L Rey- nolds and father of Bertha Sproesser and Charles H. Reynolds. Funeral serv- ices at the fumeral parlors of W. W. Chambers, 1400 Chapin_ st. n.w., on' Fri- day, February 22, at 2:30 p.n. Interment at Glenwood™ Cemetery. EN SCHWARZMANN, JOHN. On Wednesday, February 20. '1929. JOHN. husband of Lisge Schwarzmann (nee Henkel). father of “Louise Schwarzmann _Clarkson and Theodore J. Schwarzmann, in the eightieth year of his age. Funeral from his resi- dence, 1336'> North Capitol st., at 2 p.m. Priday, February 22. _Interment at Con- gressional Cemetery. Friends and relatives invited. e SIGHTLER, n.W. MATTIE CHARMAINE. On Wednesday, February 20, 1929, at am. at her residence, 407A 4th st. s.e., MATTIE CHARMAINE SIGHTLER. aged 1 year and 2 months, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D, R. Sightler. Funeral Friday, Fen- Tuary 22, p.m. from her late resi- Sency. “Refutives and frionds Javived. TALIAFERRO. HENRY ADDISON. _ On Tues: day, Pebruary 19, 1929, 45, pm. at 513 home at Vanderwerkin: Va.. HENRY A TALIAFERRO, beloved husband of Sarah A Taliaferro. Besides his wife he is sur- yved by his daughters, Mrs. Raymond kes of Portland, 'Me.; Mrs, John T. Wadsworth of Milford, Conn.. afid Miss Jiilia Taliaferro of Vanderwerkin. Va.: two Sons, Granville M. Taliaferro of Wharton, N. J.: Ensign Henry B. Taliaferro: three sisters ‘and a brother. Funeral services will be held at his late home Prida February 22, at 4 p.m. Interment Satur- day, Februaty 23, at Amherst.®Va. 31 TOMPKINS. NELLIE C. On Tuesday, Pebru- ary 19, 1929, 'at ‘Providence Hospital, NELLIE beloved wife of William 8. Tompkins and ~daughter of the late Thomas and Bridget Healy of 726 5th_st. ne. Funeral from Honlon's chapel, 641 H t. ‘ne. Friday, February 22. at 8:30 eatiei mmase at St Aloysius Church: § am Interment Moint Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 2 TROSTLE. HANNA. Suddenly, on Wednes- day. February 20, 1929, at her residence. 3736 9th st. n.w. HANNA. beloved wife of Ernest H. Trostle. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Funeral services at Grand Oak Church. Adams County, Pa., Friday, February 23, at 11 am. TURNER. ELIZABETH F. On Wednesday. February 20. 1929, at 8:30 p.m.. at her residence, 635 L st. s.w., ELIZ P, TURNER, beloved wife of "John Henry Turner, iother ot Mrs. Ruth Raffo, Mrs. Alice Dorsey, Anmm P, Wllll.% Samuel Richard and George Douglas er. 'Funeral from her late residence on Saturday, February 3. at 2 pm. Inte ment at' Congressionai Cemetery. el tives and friends invited. VAN REUTH, FELIX A. On wedneld- February 20, 1929, at Providence Hospital FELIX A, 'beloved husband of Victoria Van Reuth (nee Demongot). _Funeral from his late residence. at Seat Pleasant. Md.. Saturday. February 23, at 8:30 a TSt Mucearel’s Cutholie Church: where requiem mass will be said at'9 a.m for the repose of his soul. _Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 22 WALSH, WILLIAM JOSEPH. On Wednesda: February 20. 1929. at 1:30 p.m., at Home athic Hospital, WILLIAM J. WALSH. be foved® husband of Beulah Waish Padgett). Notice of funeral hereafter. WARD, GEORGE A. On Wednesday, Feb- ruary 20, 1929, at his residence, 2627 Adams Mill road nw.. GEORGE A hus- ‘mand of Kate Ward and father of Beatrice Ward Nelson of University, Va. Funeral services: at Gawler's chapel. 1750 Pennsyl- vania ave. n.w. on Thursday, February 2L 8t 4:45 pm." Interment at EMngham. ans. (nee FLORENCE L. _Suddenly on edruary 20,1920, at her resi- gonce, 305 H st nw. FLORENCE L ased years 7 months 12 days, beloved wite of ‘Willlam H. Wenger and daughter of the late William and Susannah Moore of Baltimore. MYl. Notice of funeral later. WILSON, MARIA, Departed this life Tues- February 19. 1929. at Emergency Hos- Ylu. Miss MARIA WILSON, the devoted lend of Mrs. Mary Jackson of 3017 Iith st n.W. aing ‘can viewed -at Winslow & Fillmore's faheral parlors, 2011 9th_st, n.w.. Saturday, February 33, at 4 pm. Funeral Sunday. February 24, from_the Liberty Baptist Church, 23rd st. bet. H and I sts. n.w. at'1 o'clock, Rev. Gaskins. pastor. interment at Lincoli Cemetery. 2 In Memoriam. BOWLER, THOMAS C. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear father. THOMA! P HOWER, ko dcsarted. this. e Whrce yéars ago today, February 21. 1926. The world may change from year to year, Our lives from day to day. But the love and memory of our dear father vl et 3% 5 avorrans. + BROOKS. EUGENE. A tribute of nd devatlon to my dear husband. UGENE BROOKS. who left us three years ago to- day, February 21, 1926. sometimes, our eyes shall see ome. s shall ¥ tisp 1 thine DEVOTED "’wx'fi"fim CHILDREN. * BROOKS. EUGENE. wiP plonder memory, of EUGENE B KB. S¥o Sasacd ay Miiree vears ago. today. February 21, 1 athering alwa: ther! home in heaven above; Ever folding in His arms ‘With tender love. He has taken from lite's garden me, we would felen eall our own sull dear father T Wilh 5. "aiwase with We ver quite alone. 5 DAUGHTER, OCEA. * CARTER., EDWARD WILLIS. This day r calls the sad memories of our dear son and brfl'.h!l. EDWARD WILLIS CARTER, who l.‘gl.’ ted this li!,fl seven years ago today, In Memoriam. DANIELS, WALTER WAYSON, Jr. but loving remembrance. of my voted son. WALTER WAYSON DANIELS, Jr., who died in Cuba four years ago to- da¥, February 21, 1925 (U. 5. Nayy). Dear is the grave where my deat boy is aid, - Sweet i3 the memory that never will fade. Part of my life is buried deep Under the sod. where my dear boy sleeps. Sadly missed. HIS DEVOTED MOTHER, MRS. ADDIE DANIELS. ¢ GILLEM. RICHARD. Our tribute of lov to the memory of our darling son an brother, RICHARD GILLEM. who died four years ago today, Pebruary 21, 1925. Born, lived and died_an_angel. LOVING' MOTHER, PATHER BROTHER. GURLEY. PLEASANT THA. In loving Yemembrance of our deat Tandmother, PLEASANT GURLEY. wha left us 16 years today, Pebruary 31, 1913 and our devoted mother. MARTHA SETTLERS, who departed this life Febe ruary 1 6. o ik then 50 we miss them. In our hearts they are always nea Loyed. remembered. lonted for’ always. Brineing many a sile DAUGHTERS AND GRANDGHILDREN. @ HEBBRON. BENJAMIN. Sacred to the mem« ory of our dear brother, BENJAMIN HEBB- RON. who passed awav eleven years ago today, February 21, 1918. The Lord giveth and he Lord taketh HIS SISTER AND BROTHER, ESSIE AND HARRY HEBBRON, HEBBRON, BENJAMIY. of our dovoted frien n sad dear. AND SETTLERS. MAR< In sacred memory ., BENJAMIN HEBB- RON. who departed this life 11 years ago today, February 21, 191 We shall never forget you. Benjamin. dear; FRIENDS. P. AND E. BELL. HERRIMAN. SADIE In loving remem. brance of our dear wife and mother, SA. DIE V. HERRIMAN, who died two year: 2go today, February 21, 1929. At the bedside of my dear mothe: Night by night and day by day. 1 watched her loving hands grow thinnes And saw her slowly fade away. I tried so hard to keep her with me. But God willed that ste should o, So I vielded to the parting, Though it filled my heart with woe. The flowers T place upon her grave Will wither and ‘decay, But the love for her who sleeps beneath Will never fade away. THE PAMILY. JACKSON., MARY. In loving nmemfl-.nc‘, of our ‘mother ‘and grandmother, JACKSON. who left us four years foday, February 21, 1925, We do not sizh for you. We do not mourn for you: But pray to God to keep us That we may take that heavenly resy with you IRENE. JAUNITA AND CRAWFORD. 4 JORDAN. CALENOUS. A tribute of love an devotion of “our darling _brother, CAl FNOUS JORDAN; who departed this_ lifg three years ao today, February 321, 1926 We are thinking of you, brother dear, Thinking of the past: Picturing you in memoty. Just s we saw vou last. HIS LOVING SISTERS. NETTIE J. !Nq MONS AND ARDELLA J. LEAR. MASSIE, GLADYS MAE. In loving memor of our baby and sister. GLADYS M. MASSIE. who departed this life one year ago today. February 21 1928. The rose that Is sweetest and fairest Ts the bud that is killed by the frost, And the love that is dearest and rarest 1s the love that we have lost MAMMA, DADDY AND LOUISE. @ ROBY. JOHN H. Tn loving remembrance of our dear one, JOHN H. ROBY, who depart 54 this life one year ago today, February Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just a memory. fond and frues Just a token of love's devotion. That our hearts still grieve (or you. FAMILY. * ROGERS. WARNER M. In sad but lotin Temembrance of our dear son. W M. ROGERS, who_departed - this life 10 years ago today, February 21, 1919, ‘The golden gates flew open, A gentle voice said come; with farewell unspoken e calmly_entered home. MY \(GTHER AND PATHER. * SHANKLIN, MAGGIE G. A tribute of love "G PRBS T O one year ago today, February 21, 1928. When alons in my sorrow, the bitter tears There comes a _dream of one year ago. Unknown to others. you steal by my side And whisper. “Dear daughter, death can« not divide. Tt scems so lonely withoyt you, dest mother: Lovg I today for your presence. dear. Tired of the hollow. the false, the untrue, Mother, O mother, my heart longs for you. Out from my heart comes a bitter cty, Why, oh, why. did my mother die?” Then Somes the answer, so solemn and “Moilier Js not dead. but only asleep.” But our parting is not forever: T will follow thee by heaven's light, Where the grave cannot dissever ER° IONELY DAUGHTER, "LEONA B HALL. Landover, Md. WEST, JAMES. A tribute of love to_the memory of our dear father. 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