Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1929, Page 9

HOOVER RECENES 150 OKLAHOMANS Breakfast at Willard Follow- |of whi ed by Tour of Points of Interest. A delegation of about 150 prominent citizens of Tulsa and other Oklahoma cities, here to become acquainted with developments and civic movements in the National Ca) ul during a tour of essive busing centers in the uth, East and Ncrth and in Canada, was received at the White House at moon b‘r:;lfl!nt Hoover. ‘The lent posed with the visitors for photographs, after which the party continued a sightseeing tour of Govern- ment buildings and other landmarks in and near the National Capital. Following a breakfast at the Willard Hotel this morning, held jointly with members of the Washington Chamber of Commerce and the Washington Real Estate Board, the party made a tour of the headquarters of the United States Chamber of Commerce and other points of interest. Go to Baltimore Tonight. Mount Vernon, the Masonic Temple Being erected in Alexandria, Arling Cemetery and other places will be v su- Amclltlmm Real Estate Boards. Fred Johnson is Chairman. E. Fred Johnson, a director of the Tulsa chamber, was chairman of the breakfast meeting. He introduced to the gatherin; D-n Patton, mayor of Tulsa; J. N. Harnor, mayor of Seminole, Okla.; Willlam Holden, executive vice resident of the Tulsa chamber; Arthur Flewlln president of the Tulsa Realty | Board; Lieut. Walter Hinton, chairman chamber; Dorsey W. tary of the Wasl 3 Vaughn, chairman of the Tulsa dele- gation and others. Or. 'he invitation of M. A. Leese, a past j resident of the local chamber, the | official Tulsa quartet will sing this aft- ernoon 5:30 o'clock over station ‘WMAL. Harvard Honors 12 Leaders. CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 20 (4. Harvard University, at its 203d co mencement today, conferred honorary degrees on 12 men who have won dis- tinction in many flelds, including Sec- retary of the Navy Oharles ncis Adams, former Secretary of State Frank B. Kellog and Gov. Franklin D, Roose- velt of New York. . of the aviation committee of the local | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, TRACTION BILLS SIGNED. Final Steps Begun to Settle Chi- edgo Problem. CHICAGO, June 20 UP).—Pinal steps in the settlement of Chicago's traction bY| problem were begun today, following the signing by Gov. Louis L. Emmerson of eight bills passed by the Legislature which give the the power to. consolidate its surface, elevated and bus lines, merging the combination with a system of subways. The General Assembly, before it quit work 12 days ago, also aut! the consolidated interests to finance the traction development under local con- trol. James Sim Alderman Joseph {her leaders promised McDonough and immediate action toward mll.-tlotl:‘g! ‘the long delayed settlement of t tion problem. WOMAN, 88, DEAD. Mrs. Christina Weisman, Resident Here 17 Years, Succumbs. Mrs, tina Weisman, 88 years old, 713 Nineteenth street, a resident of this city for the past 17 years, died at her | home yesterday after a long filness. Mrs. Weisman, who has been an in- valid for the last three years, is sur- vived by three daughters, Miss Clara gei;m.-‘::’,c mh‘le‘ll']nlu Patten and Mrs. Private services will be uld in Effing- ham, Il . Marx. warm. Flannel trousers in tan or black stripe effects, $10 W hite flannel trousers, specially priced at $8.50 Solid Color Chambray Shirts Five beautiful soft pastel shades — helio, tan, apricot, blue and green — splendidly made in collar-at- tached and button cuff model, Sizes 13!; to 17. $1.95 3 for $5.75 Raleigh Haberdasher dressed up, too. DIXIE WEAVES $29.50 ' Silk-trimmed tropical woolens and worsteds tailored by Hart Schaffner &. They keep you cooler than silk or linen, and they keep you You don’t have to wear wrinkled clothes just because it’s In greys, grey stripes, blues, blue stripes, .oxford mixtures and all the new smart shades of tan. Panamas by Knox The popularity of Panama hats is ever increasing.. They offer you that “light as paper” weight comfort, with a sturdiness that only Knox can create. $10 1310 F Street Appropriate Summer Apparel from Washmgton s Finest Men’s Store A Special In Men’s Pajamas Ideal Summer . fab- rics — pongee, broad- cloth, oxford cloth—in painted materials, nove elty and plain patterns. Low round necks or as illustrated. $1.95 3 for $5.75 Funeral Held Funeral services for Dan C. Vaughan, gl ,m;l‘"&.de;d!:{elfl’l"he Dl\lllonr:l upply, ‘reasury Depart- l,, who died at his home, 3118 Elchhenth street, Tuesday, were con- ducted at the residence today at 10 o'clock. Interment was in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mr. Vaughan had served the Govern- ment various capacities for more than 36°years. He has been with the Treasury Department since 1918. W. F. BOSWELL RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Vietim of Appendicitis Wil Be | Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Funeral services will be held tomor- row morning for Walter Franklin Bos- well of 4907 W street, who died sud- denly at Georgetown Ko;pfl.nl after an nyp:'nmdm operation on Tuesday Boswell, who took an outstand- ing interest in bowling, was employed for the past 10 years in the office of the quartermaster general of the w-r Department. Funeral services will he at his late residence tomen'uw morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will ‘edar Hill Cemetery. Born December 9, 1898, at Glen Echo, Md., Mr. Boswell is survived by his widow, Rose Eddy Boswell; his father, nklin L. Boswell, and fhree sisters, | . A L, wen Mrs. ‘M. L. Walker | Henry Anderson, all o | hington. -— MRS. LOUISA BAUER DIES. Succumbs After Short Illness at Age of 75 Years. Mrs. Louisa C. Bauer, 75 years old, died yutud-y mornlnp:- at_the home of her daughte: ul G. Dietrick, 5453 Nsbnm avenue, after a short illness. Mrs. Bauer, who came to this city llx years ago from Wilkes-Barre, Pa., is survived by two sons, C. F. Bauer of Baltimore and Aaron S. Bauer or ‘Wilkes-Barre; three sisters, Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. George Hunter and Mrs. Margaret Schuler, all of Wilkes-Barre, d_Mrs. Dietrick. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Phones' J. Ldams 10341 FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN’'S—7th & F Chambers Private AMBULANCES Best in the Clty ...ocvvvninnn el Lde 38500 Couch Casket 3165 . $100.00 Funerals ... $200 Complete Finest Service Obtainable Can Funerals . W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Cor. 14th & Chapin N.W. Col. 432 @he Foening Ftar PARIS DEBT DELAY "HELD WARRANTED Resolution Lacks ;Essential Signature of Speaker Long- worth, However. Although approved yesterday by both | houses of Congress, the resolution au- thorizing postponement of the maturity date of the French war supplies debt today lacked the essential signature of Speaker Longworth. The Speaker was prevented from signing the resolution officially by -d- journment of the House yesterday. The measure would extend the maturity date from quust 1 to May 1. Nevertheless, the opinion was held today by Chairman Smoot of the Sen- ate finance committee, and Treasury officials that President Hoover would be warranted in postponing the matur- ity date, as authorized by the resolution, in the event France meanwhile rati- fles its war debt settlement with this country. The Senate qualified its approval of the French debt proposition with the adoption of a separate agreement ad- vanced by Senator Howell, Ee%ublleln, Nebraska, calling attention to the terms of the French-American debt settle- ment. The resolution noted that the pending war debt settlement provided for cancellation of the war supplies debt of Prance and allowed that coun- Ty an interest rate of 2.17 per cent on its $4,230,777,000 debt. Howell remarked that while America had been charged with “acting like Shylock” in the collection of its war debt, France was actually “paying only Alban: enough to take care of the interest at | 2Y4 per cent.” The House adopted the resolution after several hours debate by a vote of 129 to 86. No record vote was taken in the Senate. e e JOHN WINSTON, 72, DIES. Two-Month Illness Fatal to Mem- |El Paso, Te ber of Holy Name Society. John Winston, 72 years old, 5503 Thirteenth street, died at his home yes- terday after an’ illness of about ‘two | Lo | months. Mi Mr. Winston, who had resided in the | N. Ot city for the past 26 years, was a mem- | New, ¥or He {5 SUr- | Omahs ber of Holy Name BSociety. vived by his widow, Mrs. Annie Winston; a daughter, Mary A. Winston, and two sons, John J. and M. Edward Winston, Pmst. all of this city; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Flanagan of Summit, N. J, and & brother, Thomas Winston of Ireland. Funeral services will be held at the residence Saturday morni at 8:30 o'clock. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Marriage Licenses. 23, Wi 1 bert fe}d, 25, Philadelphia, Pa., -n'é R'"P‘ (EHE R Aog 7 giwin nj Bangery; 25, and Oladys 1. Price, ohn £ L Ardle, 33, a2 % Apaes g this ey Rev. Gornelina Abbott. “Robert H. .Lohn(un 23, and Julia J. HilL is. R?I"DP!R" Rieh: l IB' and ‘ery E. Hack- t, ust “award Smith. 30, and mnma Toepter. 23 both of Hyattsville, Rev. Bfetis 2. Bruer. 23, apd Helen C. Mot- i "n fl"on}flfl“fl perlor, Nebr. and o 3 : Hllv:lrlll IC Rodes, this Cl?’; Rev. Prederick ‘Warnecke. Johiy A Johnson, $1. end Beatrice Ford, 53 Rev. nJal H. CN}'fihnl l‘lga 6‘; 42, n'd Anns M. “Ernest, 'C. Dishman, u.! and "Ruby O. Glundtr;l, 25, lnd Kll‘l’lnt M. aBrny B ot o 3 ';{ > .’ d Llurl K. RN Algv 23, lnd ertll’!fi J. M. Diffenderfer. 22, and Marian Robertson, L, Wkias 35 Wardensville, W. lnd Suzaeth L i epherds- tog Rey. i d,’ 24, Norfolk, Va.. and Ahu i )'('AHD'.H;‘?’Olon Hill, Md.; Rev. B Hayes. d Covington, 323, Baltimore, Md., D‘""' U9, Yor, Pay Rev. H. 3nd Eleanor Rice, 31, " powns. : M4, and o erenibe 50, *Catoneviles Ma; Rev: Emma Beneniip. 30, and Reta Jett, r “Shooler. 21, both o{ Predericksburg, Va.; Rev. John Briy ‘;\n E. Lynch, 37,_and ‘1‘2‘! M. Jackson, an ey, Vincent piizeer Tt Clark, 25 and !Ml rjorie h! l P S. Sayre, New York Cil! -nd Ch E EIIHM!:K"’.h‘I 23, Paoll, Ind.; Rew. : frest K Teinplin, 31, Chicago: Tl Knoxlo Crump, 29, this city; 5. New York City, L'M pAfjd Chalotte and a. . ‘Grah ."-na Beulah E. v. Elrl! wflfi( 33, and Bally B. snd Lilian D. ol To, Thoth Vo7 Battimore, Ma.i" Rev o1 "n"l','fi.mm .v° 1% ey, 35, and Eva Cnid- akel, R. A7 Barisansky x Poble; 5f."and Allce L. Davis, 550l 746, gnd Lyda D. Brown, Gumbieton. 30; Rev. John ‘Avdrew R, Schnelder. 21, VERTISENENTS B ( RECEIVED HERE Joll’s Newstand—3315 Conn. Ave. Is a Star Branch Office You needn’t be long if you place a Classified Ad- isement in The Star, for it help ve without is watched closely by those who are seeking employment. If you will state phmly the details of the position ycu have to offer your applicants will be those best qualified to fill it. Copy for The Star Classified Section may be left at any of | | | | | I ABOVE SIGN 18 DISPLAYED BY AUTHORIZED STAR BRANCH OFFICES “Around a Star the Branch Offices—and there’s cne in practically every neigh- borhood in and around Wash- ington. No fees are charged for Branch Office service; only regular rates. The Star prints such an over- whelmingly greater volume of Classified Advertising every day than: any other Washing- ton paper that there can be no question as to which will give you the best results. the Corner” is Branch Office THE WEATHER District of Columbla, Maryland and Virginia—Fair tonight; tomorrow in- creasing cloudiness, followed by showers and .omuhn cooler in the afternoon; nm.u vtr‘lnh——hruy cloudy with mttered showers _beginn: late to- n!zm or tomorrow; somewhat cooler tomorrow. hcod for u Ilonm ‘Thermometer—4 80; 12 mldnllht. 70; 4 lm GB, 74; noon, Bnomem—4 3 20.82; 12 nudm;m ‘ln: 4 m. 8 am, 20.83; noon, 3981, Highest umpernture, 90, occurred at 1 p.m. yesterda; Lowest. umpent-ure‘ 68, occurred at 5 Am today. l - Huhu Tature same dlm last year- 82; lowest, 66. Tide ‘hble. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1:01 am. and 1:42 Pp.m.; high tide, 6:48 lm d 7:15 pm. Tomorrow—Low t :47 am. and 2:26 pln high ude, 129 am. and 7:57 p.m. ’.l'ha Sun and Moon. 1 g,',oclny—sun rose 4:42 am.; sun sets Tomormw——a sets 1°37 p un rises 4:42 a.m.; sun Mmmflll)m sets 3.20 am, Condition of the Water. Falls—Clgar. 3 0.40 g}g“” 70 0. oc v:u:\E o loud; jear lear ; Pt.cloudy 2 glear 22238332 Brcloudy Cloudy Clear .48 Pt.cloudy 18 Bt.cloudy ST REF PRI il Cloud: 066 cxm' {1 a.m., Greenwich time. todn ns. Temperature. 60 Clea nm in ki Greenwich ‘time. today.) Horta (r-nn Azores... 70 Part cloudy (Cufrent observations.) Hamilton, Bermuds, . Part cloudy Porto Rico. Bart cloudy " Gube A FUNERAL OF MRS. OSCAR. Services This Afternoon, With In- terment at Hebrew Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Ella Oscar of 1207 Park road, 59 years old, and long a resident of Washington, who died suddenly at her home yesterday, are being held at the Levinson funeral p-rlotl, 5627 avenue, this afternoon, with interment in Na- tional Capital Hebrew Cemetery. Mrs, Oscar is survived by her hus- band, Bernhard Oscar; a son, Jerome K. Oscar, and three daughters. Mrs. B, F. Postman of Irvington, N. J.; Mrs. L. B. Weinfeld of Newark, N. J.. and Mrs, Abe Rosenberg of Rockville, Connecticut. MRS. M. A. WATSON DIES. Funeral Services to Be Conducted at Residence Tomorrow. Mrs. Maude A. Watson, 48 years old, for the past 20 years a resident of this city, died at her home, 2802 Twenty- seventh street, yesterday, after a short illness. Mrs. Watson was a descendant of early settlers of this country. She was a_member of the Monticello Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. She is survived by two sons, Walter Scott Watson and Kenneth Nicoll ‘Watson, Puneral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Glen- ood Cemetery. LOST. BOSTON BULLDOG—Brindle. white face. bl-!rk eve, name Teddy. Reward. Lincoln ACELET. drsen stones and_ silver Tipks: 8oteon Junior Hien, June 19. Reward. 2839 7th_st. n.w. Col. 1872 Georgetown car, between 6th s.e. and 7th and Pa. avi or on Navy Yard ¢ bW, and 6t ‘and Penn. ave. se. Vard Heturn to 515 Seward sa. s.e. Apt. AT-Btrazed from s.e. an orange Persian cat. m-nue 2067-J. LLIE small male, all brown; reward. Mr. Kelier. Main- dod LASSES, rimmed with Reward. 1d, side pieces, I RNITY fi:fl#‘-}eua Phi Sigma Kap- in and suard, a3 on Lamont o R Between 17th and Johnson School. Re- “,‘a\ll’fllfl to 3104 18th st. n.w. Phbfln PIN, small diamond _cel COLD prare:. “Bal soreh st >Y who_phoned June 10 about lost T 'Washinaton-Mariboro “boulevard. kindly call Frank. n 1602-W or write . P. Pollet. I mA mn st > W, ather {ob attac y\*m!nioo( D 1 Tbarmees Central Hug. Schgol and ll‘llh hione Teturn to colehy 518°F st now. Reward. POCKETBOOK—Lady's, _blue: sum of money, watch and key P. J. Curtin, 70 POCKETBOOK—Biack _ suede, _containi O hEespale trum Hicket, DApers: e mmunict "n Roberts, Jiizhland, w)ovk Re'll' ‘male, brown reward. L. A. h and st Frank. Pouc: PUPPY, brown and_ bisck, fe answers to uame “Trizle.” Reward. Ad: oo Sirest car, H st E—One f’m? reward. 3603 30t st. rs POBWith- Msesnli ¢haTES: Beottlin Rite mblem in piatinum, w with dismond cent 'v‘:’:'m"" Liontsomers, Presid “Llte Aszoctation: lost st Urton Station lD‘nl lr:m enl l’lBfiO’ ;-,fl‘ thIS!B’ *DIC‘:‘ :nln ‘oo Atltll Bulldln.. 101 xl’ld‘i‘fll RISt WATCH Eiuin_sold: bracelet, at Ceniral High Schoal. with _flexible Reward. A'rcfl-sn WD diamond atie urn 2422 Pa. W 2+ sh setter du lost about one month " Fom Ghe e Gardens. Color blue on eve. _ Judee H. J. 4605 um lane, Chevy Chase, ' Phone¢Wisconsin HsEN $25 REWARD. setter Muh.‘ealor white with 1358 South Carolina a dance it the Powmnc Boat Club, foot of Thirty- sixth street. Members of St. Monica's Chapel, South Capitol and L streets southwest, are urged to attend a meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in the parish hall. The ways and means committee of ‘Good Will Chapter, No. 36, Order of Eastern Star, giving & card party this evening at 8:30 o'clock at Chestnut Farms Auditorium, 2107 Rhode Island :lv':::u northeast. The public is in- Members in charge of the various | activities of the Curley Club's annual lawn fete will be entertained by Miss Monica E. A. Gordon at her home, 1916 F street, this evening at 8:15 o'clock. The lawn fete will be held July 15 at Sixth street and North Carolina avenue southeast. The Patriotic Order of America Camp, No. 4, will serve a home-cooked tomorrow evening from 4:30 to 6:30 Woo'dmnn 's Hall, 24 Grant place no: wes A carnival will be held this evening on the grounds of the Church of#the 'Tramfigurat(cn, Gallatin street. The DeMolay Boys and the Daughters of Job will feature this evening's enter- tainment. Pupils of the Margaret Carmody | School of Dancing will present their second annual dance recital in the auditorium of the Y. W. C. A,, Seven- teenth and K streets, at 8:30 tonight. FUTURE. A religlous dramatic cantata, consist- ing of three acts and four scenes with biblical costumes, will be presented by the choir of the Second Baptist Church at the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church Monday, June 24, at 8:30 p.m., with Dr. Scott Mayo directing. Deacon George Onley, chairman. Proceeds for the benefit of the church. The Ohio Girls’ Club will hold a pienie snturday afternoon, June 22, Hains Pof All members are Inmed Tln bus mr.n side of Treasury B The Young Ladies’ Booster class of the Memorial United Brethren Sunday school, at North Capitol and R streets, will hold its annual picnic and outing at Marshall Hall next Saturday after- noon and evening, June 22. Wfll leave the Seventh street wharves the steamer Charles ululum at 2:; 30 pm. Alpha Delta Phl luncheon will be held tomorrow at the Hotel Gordon at 12:30 o'clock. il Births Reported. lh%' lollowing births v&'; alth Depgrement P H. Bruner, .mhn 2 and Ines Bl wrence A, and Lotena M. Di T"A; and. Viola M. € Campbell, Wiilfam -nu Florence Gre ed and Katie Welcher héfi: "bo:. a F. Hemmond, bo Joseph and unuy “Nichotas, boy. " ’Ylnk and E. Roney. boy. wrence lnfl KOT“IIIII Onhom, boy. Letfien"ana’ Alice Mayor sire " Baul and Mh.u-ue GP”fl. wirl Deaths F Reported Th (ol‘l 1] d i m ery l Wa!'en Bluy l ? T nmu s X RRent. -u. ot Hector Pavi; €7, Toil smmfimfiu Wllhlm A. Har) L 8.°0. % St ome Joseph” Sagris 3 R 58, Garfleld Hospital. Daniel . vam -mm. 83, 3118 18th s Margaret Dolan, 4, Sibley Hospitai. Tona tlvuh. '-m Gafitner En'm?u Beatha. ADAMS, FANNIE, neg;md this life Wed- nesday. June 3 1400 Morris ra. e Jeaves to mq 1 loms ome_mistek, ong brother; ‘one daughier, ‘o Eranddmus and a host of other relative Remaing resting at the fun Fuseral Trom 106 ‘:L“' vd oh rom the above nami Baturday, June 33, at 1 pom. {uL st. ion A mother. one brother and & omer ains resti relatives and friends. eor, . Clar] uneral par’ 1410-18 Florida ave. Notice of neral hereafte: BAUER, Lomu C. Wednesday. June ‘at 650 8me LOUIHA G wite of the me "Charles B ser fors. ne. fu- n ged 75 yéars. Funeral ices. at the residence of et daushter, Faul G, Dietrick, 3453 Nebraska @ . s ne ‘20, at 7 p e tives and_friends invited to nmna | terment Wilkes-Barre. Pa. BOND. LILLIA] nesday, June residence, 410’ L Pl . beloved wife ‘of Aguilla daughter of Anthony, of Ellen and Ernesi Browa, dred Calloway and Mrs. lisms. She leaves AR s host of ‘other Telatives and_ friends loss. ' Remains resting at " Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd ts. s.w. Notice of funeral iater. BOSWELL, WALTER F. Suddenly on Tues- day. June 18, 1629, at7:20 p fown Univeriity sbitat, WALTER By be. loved h ell of 4907 W ral from ¢ xes st. bove on P ldl! Jlme 21, at 10 am. itives and hnend. ihtited: Thickment Codar l-m.l unn:n. n.sml. A. Died Wednesday, .vuu 19,4928 at 3 am. at the Naval Howpital, DA BREEN, beloved son of n.f A T Satirday, June 32,8t 8:30 ‘& 1o 8t Alovalus Church, where mass will be gaid ot 9 am. Interment Mount Oliret Waiter sister ‘ot mnmufi‘ 1 jon st n.w. also ieaves otner nd friends.. Puneral Saturday. t 10 am., from the W. Ernest funeral parlors, 2332 Ga. e BROWN. JOHNNIE (PLUNKIE). On Thurs- day; June 20, 1929 ‘et New ork City, JOHNNIE® PLoNKIE) WN, devoied Tishandof Catherine Brown. father of John Brown, son of Alice Brown and ephew. Notice ‘Remains resting at, the is'Co. funeral parlors, 2222 her Voo Eipitor melgnie: Beloved wife. of haries neral from the W. W. Chambers” Go. fu- neral home; 1400 cmmzn st. 2.%. a1 P Atfington National Cemetery at 3:30 B.m. CARRIE. On Wednesda: at the residence of her fa. ave. n.w. RIE_C. devoted mother of Lillian Spears, Ge« Semuel _ana Charies Carter, Josephine Blake, Plizabeth Carter, Bernice Walker: i ;, mother-in-law of e mow 222 Ga. w. vestmoreland County, Va. BENA C. On Thursd r am," LOREN terment at 21 June a Wi "= T5ag TSbin 5. 8a June 23, at 1 p.m. Relatives and frien invited.” Intermient Oak vemnuzy GRIMES, ALICE. All me; “ Lodge, No. 61."0f the 8l Socety are reaues neral of Bister e 0. 1630, Bitay Paneral periors. ux Fla. All_subordinate lodwes of the Ideals “are cordislly invited to MR. wu%mmnr. w"’ii“’f' o ML ..:r:.mm:“.::w,f.? arndi bers of Pairmount ational Tdeal Bene- e ES Th SR Reu | "o 'fln%’u 2 P Otmeters. Fro, fl{s‘dfi E-r Minnfe, b’h T"‘E. in. eral from ? Baenard 01 1 =5 e On Tuesday, 18, 1 . at the ri ALBERT LEWIS, de derson, Pe‘n‘ p and fl £ er filiat or. Eem ins restini W. Ernest Jarvis uneral parlors, 2222 Ga. aAve. D.W. OW. L. On M 'y T ST ln 00 fune street northwest. mtm MALONE, LAURA. On Mons L'A" at hel’ r’.'ildlndefi. Lavinia Roblmm at p.m., from Hurch, 8th between ,ll’ n.w. Remains resting at .anu Co. funer: Years: ‘Fane WI6L ot n' S.turdnl‘ te t her son Thterme nt Rtk ot Gemeers: an‘ D. a i b-'-?." 1, at Tenley! 5. Tods, SAMUEL eved 35 husband of Mary rmficr Tesidence; of his son. ChY 732% 12th st. s.e. lvm. Interinent Codat FRANC C. l.. l.’ at _her resit ‘lflv“"l. {‘“l ll nw, C., widow William Peffer, ir._ Funeral l; late I'-l- dence on Priday, June 21, at 2 p.m. 20 ROSS, MA' arted this 1ife Wednes day, June 1o, :9:? 200 theer, ATTIE ROSS ] g 1 o '“”v‘-:'.-f'f i NRY W. A o s At nis T Tesyden o0 i "o Hase a"68 7 % e home, Fourtesnin_ street west, :",.,‘ g4} %um. 7 4 r,‘i T lvllflll lll M 2 Frirpofe fhii) "‘ rpene Bormied tad ; ' 4 erick, Jr: un-m :ng "Julia Summer- yilie: uncl and brother 150 Teaves " other nlmv mains resting at funeral parlors, . ‘st ter 8t Friday, J ‘his late residence, 405 WATSON, MAUDE A, i S {"‘. lat X Yoai 2o loved mother '“".";."’.::s:",.';-.m at 2 pm. Interment Gl i WINSTON. 1929, ase CODY.. !n Memortam. CAVANAUGH. E. TANA MARY ‘tn‘_n:n jot, Joving rance of my WMARY | E ANAUGH, _who 3y thirteen (133 Jears a0 mase 4% B e :o 916" Anniversary 4 Paul's oons Bnt nM. %“‘l" nom- BICM to Ty belovea. mother. HOSA who departed” this ife ‘ten years a0 today, Loving and kind in oll your wase, it and Just to the end of your daye: Sincere and faithiul 'in heart — What a_beantiful mem HER LOVING DAUG » B GPEEN. EMERSON G. In sed but loving 7 loving: brothere: M- 7 of ‘RSON G. GRREN, who dej his 11 T e ne . Dana 0 T3k 641 | Pioae rr;nx 43 M s NE Eadly missed by his sister. HATTIE_GREEN LEWIS. PANNIE GLASS AND WILLIAM GREEN. KEISTER JAMES H. I loving memary of my dear " hushand, wiio R 152 | i died June | Love will dream and faith will trust; = | Somehow. somewhere. mest we : | HIS DEVOTED LAURA | | KEISTER, JAMES H. In lovin ry of my dear father, JAMES EM-M dizd four years ago today, . 1925, 1 have only your memory, dear {at To remember my w WP Bever 1 And you are o3k Bace. Tor Loam alwase thin CATSHrER. 'fl u-'\u. 'rnolu of gur_dear )nmunfl -na e nfl‘fl T THOMAS J . who ife ome year e oday, "Tune Bo. Maz his squl r nu in m sox. HARRY. { LNVELESS, CHARLES WEND Put “loving remembrance of s, SEALEREHOnL % ho pi 20, 1928. What would T give to hold your hand, Your dear face jus Your Joving cmile. vour weicome voice That_meant o ‘much te me. © MAMA, PAPA AND BROTHERS. * THOMPSON. JENNIE W. With sad but lov- ing remembrance of P- N, who flanlrud this life one year ago today. June 20, DEVOTED HUSBAND, JESSE G. THOMP- iy Connecticut Ave. Petomac 4600 lnmatlflln-flnnn‘l'fl'n. ~ Frank Geier’s Son Gdcr s s Co. Modem Chupel. “Telephone Mlh 2473 JOHN ‘R WRIGHT co. 1337 10th St N.W Phone_North 47. J. WILLIAM LEE'S §ON§ - CREMATORIUM. Puneral Director HSLNE autSmiohile St Serriey nos Line. 5 3 Efficier ul&Co. V'.'f,.f.';..."?‘. EARE CO. Nl ¥ 1 K the ormerly 940 ¥ u NW. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance Lincoln 524 “GLENWOOD CEMETERY Choice lots and sites for sale. Vaultage $5 per month. FORT l.lNCOY O Beautiful Floral Del s $5 and u - | residence Friday, 1'52 Uonent Mook Greek Cometery. RIES, DR. WILLIAM A. KoTniy of Washinctan Comman No. hereby ordered to assembie i fufi Templar uniform mic Temple, Fr i urpsse of stk ‘an mumne of_attending the "rater, SIR WILLIAM A. HAR: Commander. By order of the 'K.‘ BOGLEY. Captain General. * A CALL M. 3 ". Prompt Aute Ivery Gude Bros. Co., 1212 E St EO. ye