Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1929, Page 9

POST OFFICE CLERKS’ ORFICIAL SUCCUMBS John D. Murphy, Third Vice Presi- dent of National Federation, 89, Dies After Operation. John D. Murphy, third vice president of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks, died in a hospital in Boston, Monday, following an operation, accord- ing to word received here. He was 39 years old. Mr. Murphy, who resided in North Cambridge, Mass, was widely known throughout the postal service. He had been a member of the national executive board of the federation since his’elec- tion as vice president in 1919. During the Summer of 1926 he was a delegate to the international congress of postal clerks fn Paris and spent consid- erable time in a survey and study of postal service and conditions in several of the European countries. ‘The funeral services will be attended by the following officials of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks: Presi- dent Leo E. George of this city, First Vice President Harry C. Weinstock of Philadelphia, and Second Vice President John M. Torka of New York. EISEMAN'S SEVENTH &' F ‘BTs. Sl Dress up this Spring on our LIBERAL CREDIT PLAN Wear stylish noticing the outlay. an account and clothes without Just open make the pay- ments to suit your convenience. It is easy to open an account at LEiseman’s, L\ So don't hesitate. New Spring \ SUITS & TOPCOATS *30 *35 Pay in small weekly or monthly amounts SOL HERZOG, Inc. Palm Beach Suits at $3.98 wouldn’t mean a single thing to an Eskimo but--- $40 and $45 New Sprin 2-PantsSuit find THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, LONG ILLNESS IS FATAL. Mrs. Adolphine M. Engels Dies at = i y Ten Die in Fire. Daughter’s Residence. 3 MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, March 14 Mrs. Adolphine M. Engels, 62 years (#)—Ten shoe factory workers were old, died at the residence of her daugh- | dead today, their bodies burned almost ter, Mrs. John L. Whipp, 3626 Mew |to a crisp, as a result of a factory fire Hampshire ‘avenue, yesterday, after a |in the center of the city yesterday. long illness. Mrs. Engle was the widow | e T lDl Charles Waldi Engels, who conduct- ed a restaurant at 415 East Capitol | street for many years. She was a member of Ruth Chapter afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Ordered to Recruiting Duty. Lieut, Col. Harry L. Jordan, U. 8. 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We’re not closing out last Fall’s suits—we’re not clearing our stocks of Win- ter suits—we’re giving you what you want, when- you want it—and at a price that you can’t resist. WORSTEDS, the kind that make $45 seem a fair price to a s k — PATTERNS that convince you that at least you're getting the extra pair of trousers as a gift— A LL SIZES, OF COURSE—so you're in real luck, at a time when you'’re thinking of buying an “outfit” —and you’ll appreci- ate an opportunity to save the price of a hat and a pair of ° shoes. Sor HER706 1. F Street at Qth the daughter's residence tomorrow | D. €, THURSDAY, Realty Man Dies _EDWARD E Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the ollowing; Albert F. Westfall. 37, and Mary E. Ricker, 33; Rev. T. A. Cunningham. Eddie F. Stinnett. 21, and M. Week- . John ley, 18. both of Clarendon, | E. Brizes. Allen H. Boggett. 21, and Pauline Caton, 18 both”of Alexandrid, 'Va.i Kev. John E. & | P'¥ERNk 1. DeMore, 43. and Stella M. Casey, J.; Judie Rob- E. Mattingly. W. Sullivan, 58, and Juliet C. Reed, 185, both of Baltimore, Md.; Rev. William M. | Hoffman, John €. Edwards, 24, and Robie Moss, Rev. A. L. Crigler Einest ‘0. 28, Bluefield, W. Va., and Rowen. 22, Tukoma Bark, Md.; Rev. John 34, both_of Alantic’ City, N. 21, and Virginia L. m A. Lambeth. d 'W. Harris. 27, and Amelis Das- both of Baltimore, Md.; Rev. Clem- Crvae Lotiie, 21, B1 v vde ving, L, levon, Va. and Ger- trude Lee, 18, Hust v Rev. H. . Tolson. Lawrence D. Cross, 21, Hughesviile, . and Lula R. Hendersom, 16, this city; Rev. Wmimett Wi 41, th Emmett Williams. 41, this ecity, and Mar- garet L. Andrews, East’ Lansing, Mich, Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the kiealtn Department in the past 4 hours: Yuen T. and Leng S. Guey, boy. Domenico 5. and Amalia k. O1ano, boy. Charles W. and Lilllan M. Hayaen, poy. Louis and’ Antocina Curro, boy. Walter B. and Lilian A. Johnson, boy. N reno and Alta M. Colabuccl, boy. n M. and Estner N. O'Leary, voy. Ciair D. and hatherine L. Spitler, girl, James A. and Anna M. Livesay, girl. James and Lola Garner, girl. George N. and Mary L. Lumsden, girl, James and Helen Valanos, boy. Joseph and Katie Benjamin, boy. Robert L. and Margaret H. McKeown, boy. Moses R. and Laura L. Courtney, boy. John P. and Sarah P. Martin, girl. Robert E. and Birdie Garner, girl, Charles ‘and Fannie Chase, boy. Richard and Sadie Chisholm, boy. 8ydney and Josephine Gynn, boy. Joseph and Rosa Willlams, boy. William and Nora_Brooks, boy. Richard and Ida Novells, girl. Beajamin A. and Myrtle Branson, boy. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported t the Health Department in the Dast 34 hours: Nannie Belfield, 83, George Washington University Hospital. 81, Homeopathic Mary Alice Murphy, 76, 724 8th s pital tha Dyson, 75, Sibley Memorial Hos- Eugene Burdine, Victeria Virginia Major, 63, Emergeney Martha R. M. Frayser, 60, 523 2nd st. Lillian Follin, 49, Columbia Hospital. Hospital. Caroline ~Hockemeyer, Hospital. n. Ellen J. Campbell, 16, 1012 13th 8¢, Abram ' Jacobs, 175, St. Elizabeth's Mo M pital. 67, George Washington University Hospital Elizabeth Evans, 65, 2011 35th st. Hospital. Walker H. Loveless, 61, 2900 P st. s.e. Nannie W. Phillips, 59, St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Jurl Whaler, 46,” Emergency Hospital. Henry W. Hayes, 41, Walter Reed General Arthur 8. Scharnagle, 40, 1210 Perry st. n.e. Ida O'Donnell, 24, Sibley Memorial Hos- { pital. Wiiliam H. Martin, 23, Walter Reed Gen- eral Hospitai. Lucie Lee, 15, Episcopal Hospital. Charity Farmer, 79, 2007 O Katie Pannell, 62, 1851 9th Mollie White, 81, 811 T at. ne Purvear, 50, 431 R st. Mary Davis, 51, 208 L st. s.w. Georgin_Brooks, 45, Gailinger Hospital. Frank T. Butler, 23, Tuberculosis Hospital. (Francis 'M." Novells, 3 davs, 4410 Kayes st.n Int 9 hours, 1534 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F Abbey-Mausoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient "MILITARY _ HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Opposite Arlington Cemetery Ride out in the afternoon and view this wonderful mausoleum in its serene and permanent tran- quillity. 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 IF YOUR SYSTEM'S FEELING SHODDY - YOU NEED THIS MILK FOR YOUR BODY - Delivered to your home Phone North 1436 ‘|and the city board of education. This hallowed beauty spot is| MARCH 14, 1929.° | E. E. PABST RITES HELD. Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery Is Private. Funeral services for Edward E. Pabst, 67 years old, who died at his home, 4622 Fifteenth street, Tuesday, were conducted at the residence this after- noon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery was private, | Mr. Pabst was connected with the | real estate firm of Louis. P. Shoemake. here and formerly was identified in New | York, where he was at one time presi- | dent of the New York Board of Trade He was a member of the Washington Board of Trade and the Piney Branch Citizens’ Association here. He had been a resi- dent of this city since December, 1916, LEWIS B. MALVIN DIES. Head Bellman Worked at Army and Navy Club 40 Years. Lewis B. Malvin, head bellman at the Army and Navy Club, where he worked 40 years, died at his residence, 1720 Ver- mont avenue, today. He was in his 50s. Mr. Malvin had been in failing health EDWARDS. VEDANTUS B. On Wednesday grening, March, 13, 1036, VEDANTUS B EDWARDS, of 2200 13th 'st. n.w.. beloved husband of the iate Mary E. Edwards. in his 94th year. Funeral Saturday morning &t 10 o'clock, from the funeral parlors of A. R, Speare, 1623 Conn. ave. 8%, Songressional Cemetery. e. ENGELS, ADOLPHINE M. On Wednesday. March’ 13, 1929, at the residence of her daughter. ' Mrs. .. Whipp. 3626 New Hampshire ave. nw. ADOLPHINE M. widow of Charles Waidi Engels. Funerai| from the above residence on Friday. March LoAt 2 pm. Interment at Prospéct Hill metery. ENGELS, ADOLPHINE M. A special meeting of Ruth Chapter. No. 1, O. E. S., is called for Priday, March 15. 1929, at 1 o'clock. at Masonic Temple, Brigh d, the funeral of our late sister, ADOLPHINE M. ENGELS. By order of the matron, MRS. MAE E. PELKA. FERGUSON. MARTIN. Departed this life Wednesday. March 13, 1929, at Gallinger Hospital, ' MARTIN FERGUSON, devoted husband of Lily Ferguson and brother of Mrs. Bessie Carter, Charles and William Ferkuson. He also leaves to mourn his departure six children and a host of other reiatives and friends. Remains resting temporarily at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. 5.w. Notice of funeral hereafter, FOLLIN, LILLIAN LOWE. On Wednesday. March 13, 1929, at 1 am., at Columbis Hospital, Washington, D. LILLIAN LOWE FOLLIN, wife of J. N. Follin, daughter of Mrs. M. E. Lowe. Remalns at the residence of her sister. Mrs. C. Pler- point. Interment at Andrew el, Fri- day, March 15, at 2 p.m. » GATES, ALBERT. On Thursday, March 14, ! 1929. ALBERT GATES. son of Mrs. Elia nterment Interment 15 for some time, but had remained active at his duties at the club until the latter pn;!t ?; last 1week. e is survived by his widow, Mrs. - nelia E. Malvin; ya son, M. TMl:h(l:\(}; president of the Red Cab Co., Inc.; his :;:g;:r.#g. ga:e;xce%nlvm, and two , atrice 1v] 3 Joseph E. Mitchell. RSaATE Delaware Bill Aimed at Flask. DOVER, Del, March 14 (#).—The House yesterday passed a bill de- signed to make a jail sentence and fine mandatory for any one having lquor any place other than in the home. The ‘f’im is aimed principally at the pocket a: Card of Thanks. CHACONAS, ETHEL E. Wz wish to our sincere thanks and appreciation in our relatives and friends for the services and kindness rendered and the beautiful floral tributes given during the illness and death of ETHEL E. CHACONAS. beloved wife of Marcus Chaconas and ‘daughter ©of Mr. and Mrs. Ckarles F. Huntington, Marriage. MELCHIOR—WOLFE. Mr. and M S e B U LO!’IB F. MELCHIOR at lelsn. ‘H":.,Mfl; June 27, 1928, Beatha. BLADEN, RUTH LOUISE. on Wi Sarch 13, 1929 ‘at her residesee Boas joad, Hyattsville, Md., RUTH LOUISE beloved wife of Franklin Bladen. from the chapel of Frank Geier's éuplmflhkn‘l‘ 'V;; :.?d’x'r‘f"{x' March 15, at plerment Kotk Cleek Cemetery, " 14 180 E, MARY T. On Thursday, M: 199, MARY T, beloved wite of e late ohn H. Bosse. Funera from her late residence, 6203 Maple ave., Chevy Chase, aturday, March 16, at 9:15 a. u . Mary's Church at 10 o'clock. _Relatives ‘and iri g olr(xle;mem St. Mary's Gemetery.® 15" SSE, MARY T. Ladies' Sodalit; Mary's Church will meet at the Tnts rest: dence of Mrs. MARY T. BOSSE, 0203 Maple ave., Chevy Chase, Md., on Friday, March 15, 1929. at 3 p.m.. for Sodality service. Automobiles will be at Chevy Chase Circle at 2:30. EMMA MALEY, Prefec 1158 T. WASSMANN, sec. ‘ OWNE, CORNELIA SEMPLE. - day, March 12, 1929, at her ?:‘Sid’{‘r‘n:sev 1917 23rd st nw., CORNELIA SEMPLE, wife ‘of Alex Briiton Browne, aged 35 years, Funeral from her late residence on Thursday, March 14, at 3 p.m, Inc terment at 'Loulsville, 'Ky.. ‘on Friday, March 15, (Louisville papers piease copys BURDINE, EUGENE. On Tuesday, 1929, EUGENE BURDINE, of 15 Srcemon: ave. Takoma Park, Md., beloved h of ‘Ella Ward Burdine, in his seventh yea Funers Sons venty- Funeral Friday, March 15, at 2 pm., from the Sixth Presbyterian Church. 16th and Kennedy sts. Interment Congressional Cemetery. 1 CADY, RICHARD A. S Cady. Funeral from 1011 ‘Knll!'n.:ceélf urdsy morning, jirday 5, time to be announced COOK, RICHARD P. Suddenly, Wednesday, March 13, 1929, RICHARD P’ Mlov:fl so’n of the late Charles and Mary E. Cool chapel of P. & l..‘ gg\dl ', ?d g ngressional tery. Relatives and friends invited. €00 GEORGE_S. Suddenly, Tuesd: M 2, 1920, GEORGE 8., beloved hi band of Mi aret H. Cooper. Funeral from his late residence, 1819 Wyoming ave., Friday, 15, at 10730 a.m. Interment priva 14 COURT, EMILE E. On Wednesday, March 13, 1929, at the residence of his son, Ed- ward J. Court, 1723 Newton st. n.w. EMILE E., beloved husband of Julia A Court, in his eighty-fifth year. 1 from the above residence on Saturday, March 16, at 2 p.m. 15 CRABBS. JOSEPH T. On Monday. March 11, 1920, at_New York City, Je 'H T., colonel. U. 8. Army. retired. beloved hus- band of Elzie Camp Crabbs. Interment ‘Thursday, March )4, at 3:45 p.m., at Ar- 1y tional Cemetery, ______* FOUND. BOSTON TERRIER, black and tan. female. Call stter 5 o'clock, Col. 81, identify and 14 over month ago: 19¢ _Call 3315 208 [ R WRIST WATCH AND BRACELET, last Mon- day, Pa. ave. and 1ith Owner can ob- tain possession by identifying it. Address Box 59-H. Star office. = LOST. White-gold, AlleTes, With x Reward. Miss Pflflln‘fltr BRACELET, Monday, flexible, white-gold: bewween St and Decatur and Georeia ave. collar_with 16+ BARPIN. _iad: anusmarine selting. KEYS- between 13th and Pa. ave, 14th and N. Y. ave. n.w. Saturday. the ‘ninth of March Retuin to the Postal Telegraph Office, 1418 N. Y. ave. to Messenger 101. ey BUNDLE OF LAUNDRY, in large bag. Tuss- | | day. March 12. in_neighborhood of 2100 block_Channing st. and South Dakota ave. n.e. Liberal reward if returned to Mrs. Lee Liggett, 2212 Channing st. n.e. i CAT. black, female, white breast. four white feet. ipe’ around right hind lex: name, “} : probably in_ vicinity of Mintwood Pl Return to 1849 Mintwood, pl. i, March 1. containing insurance premium receipt and sum of money. Phone cashier. Main_624. 4 DOG-—Lost or straved. pet ¢ EYEGLASSES, white Tims Parsons, Boston; lost vicinity n.e. VRetm‘nrlflvl‘C Lew 2o 1] = EYEGLASSES, " tortoise shell, between 13th and Mass. ave, and 14th & Florida ave. n.. | Reward. Pr. 8446. 14 | FOUNTAIN PEN, gold, Sunday night. | engraved on it, “S. G. Loeffler, ir. | Return_to 731 Earle Bidi | GLASSES—Pair of gray tortoise shell ulasses, | Tost between 8th and Pa. ave. and 11th and on 13th inst. Return to Capt. | Bean. No. i _Police Station. GLASSES, tortoiseshell. in Epip) Hurch Return to Room 313, Homer BIdg., 601 13th st. n.w., receive reward. | GLASSES, shel and Pennsyl 2131 _Eye st. Reward . Tiinois: white gold: between National Theater . Reward. 4115 Conn. ave. reward. lldox: es. part] Siitable reward Inc. 1407 H NOTEBOO! with notes and memorand i returned to Blackistone, st._n.w. o S i | POCKET! Will party _find 3 pocketbook on bus going to East Riverdale Tuesday, please return to 1332 Corbin pl. | n.e.._or phone Lincoln 100632 __ POCKETBOOK, lady's. containing driving permits, watch. keys and small sum monev. Reward. Call Cleveland 4705, Apt. 305, 3701 Mass._ave. nw. et v . Smale. brown streaked with white, hood 13th &S . with money. Tuesday. on M SE, sn B hear Wise Reward. Telephone st near Wisconsin ave. Pot 4 o gialiia il RO PURSE—Either vicinity 1337 Vt. ave. or 1339 14th st.,, black suede coin purse, containing change ‘and ring. Return to L. 1339 14t Reward. RING. Na U one green setting. ave. nw. : SPECTACLES, tortolse G st. near G. W. Universit: Decatur_3516-W. _ SPECTACLE: hel mune A h 13th, between 14th. Florida'ave. to 1ith and You st. n.w.” reward. Return to 300 Bond Bidw.. 14th and New York ave. TS STRING OF PEARL BEADS. Reward. $10. Return to 1039 Calvert at. n.w. Phoné, Ad- WRIST WATCH and link strap. lady's. white gold. vicinity of §th and F sts. ‘March 13._'Call M. 6000, ) $200 REV —for return ot brooeh mounted 1in platinum wit ds: between Ward- man Park and Mavflower Hotel. Return to Mr._Moore, menager Wardman Park Hotel, D. and the late Charles J. Gates. Remains Iesting at the 8. H. Hines funeral home, 2901 14th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. GEORGE. KATE D. On Wednesday, March 13, 1929, 2% the residence of her daughter, 753 Quebec pl. n.w., KATE D., widow of Morrls R, George and beloveq mother of | Horace R. Georze and Elsie G. Erwi Her remains are resting at V. L. Spea: Co., 1009 H st. n.w.. until Saturday mor ing, March 16, Puneral from 753 Quebe: pl.'n.w. on Saturday, Merch 16, at p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. GILES, NATALINE HAMILTON. On Wedne: day, March 13, 1929, aiter a short illness, NATALINE HAMILTON, wife of Arthur H. Giles aud_daughter of Daniel und Eliza ‘Woodall. Funeral from her residenve, 1853 Mintwood pl. n.w. Friday. March 15, at 3 pun. Interment Odessa, Del. HARRAH. OWEN M. On March 4, 1929, at Pasadena, Calif, Dr. OWEN M., beloved husband of Mabel R. and son of the late Judege B. P. and Ada S. Harrah, aged years. Remains will arrive in Washington, Saturday morning, March 16. and remain at the Nevius funeral home. 924 New York ave. n.w.. until time for private servic at the grave in Glenwood Cemelery, p.m., March 18. 1 | HOGAN, JOHN E. Suddenly, on March 14, 1929, JOHN E., beloved hustand of Minnie B. Hogan. Funeral from his late residence, 115 Rhode Island ave. n.e, Sature March 16, at 8:30 am.; thence to Martin's Church, where requiem mass will be said at 9 am. for the repose of his soul. - Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 15 HOWARD, EDWARD A. On Wednesday, March 13, 1929, at Tuberculosis Hospital, EDWARD A. HOWARD, devoted husoand of Lena Howard and father of Arthur V. Howard and brother of Arthur Howard. sr. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors. 3222 Georgia ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. JAMISON, WEBSTER JOHN. Departed this life March 12, 1929, at his residence, 327 e | 2 15 He leaves to mourn their loss a mother, one sister and five brothers. Funeral from Enon_Baptist Church, C st. between 6th and 7th s.e., Saturday, at 1 o'clack. * JASPER. VIRGINIA. On Wednesday. March 13, 1929, at Emergency Hospital, VIRGINIA JASPER. Remains at Moon & Allen’s, 12th st. and Fla. ave. n.w. Funeral Friday farch 15, 1 p.m., from Nineteenth Strect aptist Church, 'Rev. Brooks officiating. Friends and relatives invited. Interment | Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. - 10th st. s.e., JOHN WEBSTER JAMISON. ( ! KRAUSE, Beatha. TILLY. BESSIE WILSON. Departed thislite ‘Tuesday morning, March 12, 1929, BESSIE WILSON TILLY, beloved granddaughter ot Alice Wilson. Funeral Friday, March 15, at 10:30 o'clock a.m., from 2814 Shere man av w. Friends invited. b . PHILIP P. On Tuesday, March ., 1929, at_San Francisco. Calif., Hon. PHILIP P. WELL® of Washington. D. C. (2700 Q st).. and Middletown, Conn. No- tice of funeral later. ® VINSTON, WILLIAM HENRY. Departed this fe Tuesday, March 12, 1929. at his resi- dence. 1722 V st. nw.. WILLIAM IRY [N 'ON, devoted husband of ate ‘Winston. father of Walker P. Twyman, John. Henry, ir.: Kate. and Nettle Winston. He also leaves other relatives and friends. Funeral Friday. March 15, at 2 p.m., from his late residence. In Memoriam. ANDERSON. JEFFERSON D. Sacred to the memory of our dear husband. father and brother. JEFFERSON D. ANDERSON. who left us one year ago today, Mareh 14, 1928. 1 gtten think of days sone by When we were all together: But. oh. how changed it all is now— Our loved one has gone forever. HIS DEVOTED WIFE. ALICE M. ANDER- SON, AND FAMILY. BANKS. EDNA, In loving remembrance of my dear wife and mother. EDNA BANKS, who departed this life one year ago today. It's lonesome here without you. it's sad the weary way. rop lite Is not the same to me nce you were ca u HER LOVING HUSBAND AND DAUGH- TER, CHARLES BANKS AND ANNABELL CARTER. 3 EMMA E. In cherished and evers ng remembrance of our beloved moth= er. EMMA E. BRYSON, who passed away March 14, 1928. I send my love unto my dead each gay. 1 know not how. 1 oniv_know it goes forth from ARG golns, eyer rows nd, goins, ever gr b SON AND DAUGHTER. ARY. 1In sad but lovin, membrance of my dear mother. BURNHAM, who died three years 2y, Ma . 192 e HER SON MARK. CATOR. LURANIA. In sad but loving re- membrance of otr dear wife and mother, LURANIA CATOR. who departed this Life oue year xgo {oday, March 14, 19: You suffered hours. yes. hours. of paig, To walt for cure, but ail in vain So God alone knew what was best— He called you home, to kive you rest. HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. CATOR. LURANIA. 1In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear sister and aunt. LURANIA CATOR. who departed this life one year ago today, March 14, 1928. Loving and kind in all her way. Upright and just to the end of her da: Sincere and kind in heart and mind— What a beautiful memory she left behind. Rest in peace. her pain is ended: Sweetly sieep. her work is dpne. She has gone where those who love her Soon are coming, one by one. You suffered hours. ves. hours, of pain. To wait for cure. but Till God alone knew what was And lled you home to ¥ 3 BVOT SISTER, CHARITY. DEVOTED 3 NIECE, MYRTLE. KIDD, JOSEPHINE L. In loving memory of SHINE"L. RiDD. who “departed “ihis. s . " who one year ago today, March 14, 1038, aged 39 years 7 months. The one we loved has gone to rest. Her firm, true heart is still; The hands that afways eave us help Now lie in death’s cold cl . HUSBAND, DAUGHTER, SON-IN-LAW. * HARRIETT. In sad but loving memory of our dear mother. HARRIETT RRAUSE. who left us. o, suddenly 8ix years 280 today, March 14, 1923 The one we loved has gone tor rest: Her firm, true heart is still; The hands that Now e In_d . BURNHA re- 0 to- | JOHNSON, MARGARET. Mount Olive Tab- ernacle, No. 3, O. G. Fishermen, will have a call meeting Priday night, March 15, 1929, at 0 Em at Pishermen's Hall, to arrange for the ‘funeral of Sister MAR- | GARET JOHNSON. SISTER DELIA DOUGLAS, R. W. R. | SISTER SARAH E. BROOKS, P. S. | KEEFE, PATRICK M. Tuesdav. March 12.] 1929, at Baltimore, Md., PATRICK M., L. loved husband of the late Hanora Keeie | (nee McNulty) and father of Bessie C. Bullivan, Mary T. Holmes and Francis Keefe. 'Funeral Priday, March 15, from W. Warren ‘laltavull's tfuneral home, 3619 14th st. n.w. at 8:30 a.m. thence t0 St. Stephei's Church, 5th and Pa. av n.w. 'where mass will be said at 9 o'clock. Relatives and {rieads invited. KEMP, SAMUEL, On Wednesday, March 13 | 192! “at Gailinger Hospital. SAMUEL | KEMP, father of Samuel, ir.; Joseph, Wet- more, Alexander, Albert, George and How- | ard Kemp, and Mrs. Anne But! Notice | of tuneral hereater. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral pari 2222 Georgia ave. n. | MALVIN, LOUIS B. On Wednesday, March 1720 Vermont LOUIS B. MALVIN. He survived by s’ wife, Cornelia, Milton T. Malvin: two sisters, Beatris Malyin and Josephine Mitchell, and moth- er. Mrs. Clarence Malvir, Body will lie in state at toe residence of his son. 3024 Sherman ave.. until the funeral, from Lin- coln Congregational Temple, Saturday, March 16, at 1 p.m. 1 MERKLING, KATHERINE ELIZABETH. On Wednesday, March 13, 1929, at her resi- dence. 3133 Woodiey pi. n.w.. KATHERINE PLIZABETH. beloved daughter of Helena and the laté Frank S. Merkling. Funeral from the above residence on Saturda: March 16, 0 a.m. Requiem St. Thom Church, Woodle: 0 a Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. MILES. CATHERINE V. On March 13, 192 at her home, 414 Main Laurel, M CATHERINE V.. aged 71 vears, beloved wie of the late William A. Miles.’ Funeral afternoon. March 15, at 3:30 o'clock. terment in Ivy Hill Cemetery. MONROE. HENRY D. On Tuesday. March 12. 1929, at 3:45 o'clock. at Walter Reed General' Hospital, HENRY D. MONROE. | retired sergeant of the Spanish-American ( war. husband of Tone 2. Monroe. He leaves | four brothers and four sisters. Remains | festing 8t Smith & Fords chapel 1300 South Capltol st. Funerzl services Saturday. March ‘16, at 1 o'clock, at the above named chapel. Interment at Arling- ton National Cemetery. 15 O'DONNELL, IDA. Suddenly. on Tuesdas. | March ‘12, 1929, IDA (PEGGY). beloved | wife of Thomas O'Dounell. ~Funeral from his_mother's residence, 1815 8th st. n.w.. on Friday, March 15. at 2 p.m. Relatives and frieuds invited. Interment Mount | Olivet Cemetery. 14 LOVING CHILDREN, ,ERNEST, AND PAULINE. | SCHMITT. LOUISA. 1In sad but loving re- ‘membrance of our_deat mother, uoh% SCHMITT. who ' departed this life " eis ears ago today, March 14. 1921, Mol THE FAMILY. SULLIVAN. EDWARD J. 1In loving memory of EDWARD J. SULLIVAN, who died ene year today, 5 sear ngo toda% HIS*WIFE AND SON. WILLIAMS. ISABELLA. 1In sad but loving remembrance of my dear mother. ISA- BELLA WILLIAMS. who departed this life two years ago today, March 14, 1927, Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just & memory. fond and tru Just a token of love's devotion Jhat mg heart stil longs for sou. VOTED Di PR DI AUGHTER, Miines MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMS DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHONE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET MAIN 2968 [HE J F. MANNING CO., Inc 919 15Tn STREET N. W. FUNERAL_DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H St. N.E. meoln su Modern_Chapel ALMUS R.SPEARE | PURYEAR, JANE. Departed this life, Mon- day. March 11, 1929, at 6:15 p.m. at her | Tesidence. 431 R st. nw. JANE PURYEAR, | widow of ‘the late William H. Puryear. | mother ‘of Mrs. Susie Lee and Robert L. Puryear. She also leaves to mourn their loss five grandchildren, three sisters, one | brother and several nieces and nephews. | Funeral Friday, March 15. at 1 p.m., from | Frazier's new funeral home. 389 R. 1. avi n.w. Relatives and friends invited. ~ 1¢ RICHARDSON, ANDREW. Departed this life | Wedne: 13,1929, at 5 o'cloc! at Gallinger Hospital. ANDREW RICH- | ARDSON. He leaves to mourn their loss wife, mother. two sisters and two brothers and'a host of other relatives and friends. | Remains rest'ng at Grice undertaker par- lor. 12th and R sts. n.w. Interment H'D- perville, Vi RISTIG, ANDREW W. On Wednesday. | ANDREW W.. beloved March 13, 1929, husband “of ‘the' late Rosalle C. Ristix Services will be held at his late residence, 3101 24th st. ne. on Friday. March 15. At 2:30 pm. Interment at Fort Lincoln | Cemetery. RISTIG, ANDREW W. cation of National Lodges A. M., is called for Priday, March at 1330 p.m. at Masonic Temple, and New York ave., to attend the funerai of our late brother, ANDREW W. RISTIG. | By order of _LEE O. BRYANT, Master. DAN C. VAUGHAN. Sec. ROBERTS. EMMA ELIZABETH. day. March 14, 1929, at 1:30 am. EMMA ELIZABETH ROBERTS of Trawlah. Md. in’ her 73rd vegr. wife of William M Roberts and mother of Mrs. Jessie M ruder, Chatles A. Roberts. Mrs. Bertha ) ills, Mrs. J._F. Schwartzbeck and Mrs. E. C. Brigis. Fueral on Saturday. March 16, at 2:30 pm.. from her late residence, af, Traviiab, Md. “Interment. Darnestown, JOHN G. On Wednesday, 1929, at 3:55 am.. at Garfleld Q. SCHEITLIN, beloved 'y and Robert Scheitiin from his late residence. 304 B Friday. March 15, at 2:30 p.m. vited to attend. fonal Cemetery. 14% A special communi- 12, P. A On Thurs- SCHEITLIN. Puneral st. se. Relatives and_{riends Interment at Congre: SMITH, EDGAR WILLIAM. Suddenly. on Thursday, March 14, 1929. at Emergency Hospital,” EDGAR ~ WILLTAM = SMITH. son of Mrs. Etia Neal Simms of 2225 Parker st. n.e. He leaves to mourn their loss & wife, four children and_a step- sister. Ruth Robinson. Funeral Saturday. March 16, at 1 p.m.. from the W. Ernest | Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2323 Georgia Suddenly, Tuesday. her residence. 85 Fen- ton place n.w.. GLOVENIA SMITH. ' She leaves @ husband. four sons. one’ uncle and a devoted aunt to mourn thelr los: Funeral Friday, March 15, at 2 o'clock. from Walter R. Wood's funeral parlors, 1234 4th st. n.w. Burial in Payne's Ceme- tery. b SUNDAY, WILLIAM _ PAUL. Wednesday, March’ 6, 1920, at Santa Monlcs, Calif WILLIAM PAUL. beloved brother of Georse O. Sunday. Remains resting at funeral home of W. Warren Taltavull l4th st. and Spring rd. Funeral from Taltavull’s | establishment Saturday, March 16. at 2| pom. Interment Arlington Cemetery. 3 | pm., with full military bonors. Relatives | and ‘friends invited. (Pederal City Lodse, 1.0. O. F., please take notice.) 15 YLOR. SARAH. Departed this life on | Wednesday, March 13. 1920, at 7:30 at her residence, 310 H 'st. n'e. SARAH TAYLOR, wife of the late Taylor. Notice of funeral later. TAYLOR. THOMAS. The Baptist Ministers' ‘Conference please meet at_ Mount Alry Baptist Cturch. L st. near North Capitol, 1230 pm., to attend the funeral of Rev. | THOMAS 'TAYLOR. husband of Taylor. Remains will lie in state at Mount | Gllead Baptist Church, 6th and ‘Trambull | sts. n.w.. {rom 6 p.m_Thursday until Fri- day 'at 12 o'clock. thence fo Mount Alry Church. REV. W. A. GRAY, Pres, DR. J. I. LOVING, Sec v THOMAS, ANNIE. On Wednesday, March | 13. 1929, at her residence. 110 R.' 1. ave. | Brentwood. Md.. ANNIE THOMAS, wife of | the late John H. Thomas. sr. _She leaves | to mourn. their loss one daughter, four | sons, elght grandchildren, fourteen great- | srandchildren and a host of {rieads. Fu neral Sunday, March 17, from A. M. E Zion Church.’ Brentwood, Md.. al'l p.m Rev. Jones ofticiating. Interment Lincola Memorial Cemetery. | Puneral Director | Modern Succeeding the original W. R. Speare Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 t 1208 B _et., 43 vears at 940 ¥ st Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. M" Modern_Ch: Telephor ESTABLISHED 187 Co. . JOHN R. WRlnGHT 1337_10th St w. ~ CHAS. S. ZURHORS' 32 J-WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 332 PA_AVE N W __NATIONAL 1334. 1888 TIMOTHY HANLON Private Ambuls 641 H St. Linc. S T. F. COSTELLO ici Automiobile Sertice Chaver W. W. Deal & Co. 816 B OT. NE. LINCOLN 8200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M StNAV T ons west s8 04 stablished 1841 V. L. SPEARE CO. Nelther the successors of nor connected with the original W. R. 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