Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1929, Page 9

EISEMAN'S—7th & F OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR HOOVER CABLES CHINA, President Hoover today cabled Presi- dent Chiang Kai-Shek, on the occasion of China’s Independence day, as follows: “On this auspicious anniversary I ex- tend to your excellency sincere con- gratulations and the cordial wishes of the Government and people of the United States for the continued pros- perity of your great country. WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE The “University Hat” is specially priced at $ Five dollars is important money when you exchange it for the “University Hat.” Its narrow brim and high crown interpret the new Fall style that has found favor in the eyes of today’s vogue. In Cedar Brown and Pyramid Grey. Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON ONE D. C. COURT JUSTICE HAS WOMAN SECRETARY Miss Grace Kanode, Washington Native, Is Well Known as Pianist and Organist. Miss Grace Kanode, secretary to Jus- tice Alfred A. Wheat of the District Supreme Court, is the only woman serving in that capacity to a justice of that court. She was recently in- itiated into the Omicron Chapter of Kappa Beta Pi, the oldest interna- tional legal sorority in existence. Miss Hanode is a junior in National Univer- sity Law School. She is ve of Washington, was WASHINGTON'S FINEST educated in public and private schools and is well known as a pianist and or- ganist. Miss Kanode has won laurels as a golfer and is fond of other athletic activities, Before her appointment as secretary to Justice Wheat she was with the law firm of Lansing & Woolsey, headed by the late Robert Lansing, former Secre- tary of State. s b Glass Magnate Dies at 61. NEW YORK, October 11 (#).—Charles Boldt, 61, chairman of the executive committee of the Owens Bottle Co., died unexpectedly in his sleep at the Plaza Hotel yesterday. Mr. Boldt, who lived in Santa Bar- bara, Calif., was here in connection with the merger announced of the Owens Glass Co. with the Continental Can Co. MEN’'S WEAR STORE Scotch Grain $ You men who are hard on shoes—wear the “Ra- leigh 8 Its sturdy grain uppers and its hardy soles invite hard wear. Just try to wear it out, try to scuff away its style. And con- sider the remarkable low price. In either black or tan. Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1929. GANGSTER S JAILED ONRETURNTOU.S. Jim Genna Is Warned to Leave Chicago, Then Held by Stege’s Order. By the Associated Press, CHICAGO, October 11.—Jim Genna's happy homecoming from Italy was in- terrupted rudely yesterday by his, first experience in a Chicago police cell. Once chief of a nourmxlnl clan of alcohol cookers, Genna fled to his home- land four years ago after the slaying of three of his brothers in gang battles. But Italy, too, was inhospitable. He spent two of his years there in prison awaiting trial on a stock fraud charge of which, he emphasized, he was eventually acquitted, but police in Chicago had never molested So he decided to come back to the “olive oil and cheese” business here. - Genna sat forlornly in his cell and listened to a recital of the list of his friends killed since he departed. Informed of Last of Déad. John Stege, deputy police commis- sioner, reminded him of the death of his brothers—Angelo, Mike and Tony—and then drew out one by one the photo- fnpha of the liquor racketeers that fol- lowed them. “Tony Lombardo,” Stege pointed a finger. “Shot to death. “Smoots Aratuma,” he pointed again. ‘“Torpedo, John Scalise, Albert Anselmi, ‘Tony Spano, the Cavallero, Henry Spin- gola—shot to death. “Jim, you'd better get out of town or the newspapers will be carrying pictures of your funeral. He showed the llnrsber clippings of the elaborate funeral of his brother Mike, who, dying, had gathered up his last ounce of energy to kick the face of his stretcher bearer. “Jim,” sald Stege, “you're sitting in the same seat in which five others sat when they were warned to get out of town. They have since been killed.” Unnerved by Recital, The Sicillan, who at time pretended he understood no_English, leaped from his chair and walked nervously to the window, beating a tattoo on the radiator, “This is the guy,” the commissioner RRERNNS SAAASAAASIRNARRNIAAAN SASNNN SONSSANN SAAAAARRSRRRRRRANSENAN X This Hand-wrought Coffee Set made of 14-kt. Solid Gold in the Sticff Rose Design may be seen at the store of R. 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POET, FORMER INDIAN BUREAU AIDE, DIES Simon F. Fiester Succumbs at Age of 74—Funeral Rites Ar- ranged. —_— Stricken with paralysis Mon eve- ning, Simon F. Fiester, 74 years old, former_examiner of accounts in the In- dian Bureau, died yesterday at his home, 22 T street. Funeral services will be held at the home at 11 o'clock to. morrow morning, with burial in Towan- da, Pa. Mr. Fiester had devoted much time to literary pursuits, having composed his first poem at the age of 10. Selec- tions from his writings have appeared in several anthologies of American verse, his best poetry holding a choice position in the collection, “Poets of America.” He was certified to teach school in Towa, having moved there with his family in 1872. He remained im the service of the public schools of Iowa for 23 years before coming to Was ington prior to the close of the century and accepting a position with the In- terior Department. Mr. Fiester is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ophelia Fiester; two daughters, Mrs. E. C. Fish of this city and Mrs. J. Lee Wilkinson of Falls Church, Va.; two sisters, Misses PFrances V. and May Fiester of Waverly, N. Y., and six grandchildren. MAJ. HERRON RITES. Topographical Expert Who Died Wednesday to Be Buried. Funeral services for Maj. William H. Herron, 60 years old, head of the cen- tral division, topographical work in the | Summer field, United States Geglogical | Survey, who died in Champaign, Ill., Wednesday, will be conducted in St. Margaret's Episcopal Church tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in Arlington Cemetery. f Maj. Herron maintained temporary headquarters at Urbana, Ill, =nd Lis regular headquarters in this city. He first entered the servicz of the Geolog- ical Survey in 1885. He served as major in the Engineer Corps, U. 8. A., during the World War. Maj. Herron was wide- 1y known as an expert on topographical surveys. - In the first five months of this year Canada’s income tax receipts were $9,000,000 more than in the same period of last year. FOUND. » PERSIAN CAT—Young: near water tower, Chevy Chase, Md. Apply Wisc. 2032. FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue | Lontuco34s ‘Maryland ‘ave. s:w.. Nat.. 8088, | LOST. | containing green fountain | BAG, tapestry, (Schaffer) and brown suede purse con- | Falhing about §3 In money, in Kann's Dept. Thursday. Pinder 3309_Que st. n.w. return to Mrs. Reward. cles and | inder can office _of " to cep Alites Tnn. 2 BOSTON BULLDOG—September 21; brindle female, white neck, chest and front less; name “Mitzi" Reward Adams 1429, CAT, biack bob-tail, male, with white spot on breast under chin. It found bring to Ig11"sth st n.w. for reward, or phong N. TS AR Muior, Weanesdny avening’ name Major: ¢ 3810 20th st. nee. Pot. 0812, 'l 4645, B. 725, until § p.m. COAT, man's, Saturday. posite_entrance to gol 113" Wisconsin_ ave., Apt. 10 Potomac Park, op- £ lin] Reward. Cleveland POTRON Sand Macss ‘ave. Grgently pesded . Niags, ave: ; Reward offered, Tel, Met. 1775, 1334 Mass. ave DOG, Scotch terrier, K, femal afternoon, from 7213 Blair rd. n. Pplense return to above address. Re i GLADSTONE BAG, brown, personal effects, at‘or near Union Station. Reward. Phone Clarendon_599-W-1. 120 | GRIP—Brown leather, on North Capitol st. Ccontaining Bible and fa Potomac lady's apparel. 0125-J. HANDBAG, brown leather, e value to owner. &fl. 70! Meridian pl. nw. . __ KEYS on a ring, between 5th and Ogle- thorpe sts. n.w. and downtown. Phone Georgia_4159-J. KITTEN, light gray, Persian, between 104 Maryland ave. Liberal reward. Viciity 11th 11th st. car. | etc., -3, 18 n. ke ward. Ro: t., Water Towsr and Bradley Lane. " Pleass return or call Wis. 251 KITTEN—White Pel chiid’s peti lost Having same, returned necticut Temories. conni iperal Teward will be paid il Mrs. Julius Lansburgh, 2311 Con- .. Apt. 705 12¢ POLICE DOGS. straved from 1754 Cpl. rd brown police dogs, ames, Pat and Jerry. _Re PURSE, dropped from bus, 16th n.w. Thursday evening. 'Would appreciate return. _Call Nat. 3434 betneen 9 and 5. * _ PURSE, _snakeskin, _containing _small sum money,” keys, ete.,” Kann's or Lansburgh's Finder please call Clev. 3561, Reward. 12 R] g5, tn small bag. rth Capitol st. 1! nd_ femal Col. QGards of Thanks. COVERT, ELMER ELL&WORTH. 1 wish to thank relatives and Iriends for their kind sympathy tendered on the occasion of the death of my husband, ELMER ELLS- WORTH COVER’ T, MRS. E. E. COVERT. 13* RIGGS, ANDREW C. I wish to thank my friends for their kindness and sympathy shown me during the illness and death of my beloved husband, ANDREW C. RIGGS: also for_the beautiful al offerings. HIS WIFE, MAGGIE L. RIGGS. Beaths. BEAKLEY. ELEANOR MARY AND GOR- DON ELWOOD. Suddenly, on Wednesday. October 1929, at their residence, 6603 5th st. n.w.. ELEANOR MARY BEAKLEY and GORDON ELWOOD BEAKLEY, beloved wife and son of Georse N. Beakiey, Ser: ices at the 8. H. . funer: home, 2901 14th st. n.w., Saturday, Octo- ber 12, at 2 p.m. BLAZEK, MARY 8. Thursday morning. Oc- tober 10, 1929, at Columbia Hospital, Mrs. MARY 8. BLAZEK, beloved wife of Jerry W. Blazek. ' Funeral from her fathers idence, Mr. J. P. Mann, at Arlington. Va. on Saturday, October’ 12, &t 2 p.m. Interment Arlington- Cemetery, (Omaha, Nebr., papers please copy.) BOONE. ALICE. Entered into eternal rest Thursday, Ocfober 10, 1929, ALICE BOONE, the beloved daughter of Lucinda and the late Richard Brown, loving sister of Eliza- beth Swaine and devoted wife of Rev. E. H. Boone. Remains resting at Walter R. ‘Wood's funeral parlors, 1234 4th st n'w, until 5 p.m.. Saturday, then at her late’ residence, 638 Pickford pl. n.e. No- tice of funeral hereafter. e BOSWELL, ROBERTA E. On October 10, 1929, at her residence. 1418 Lrving st. n.w ROBERTA E. BOSWELL, in the 82nd year | of her age.’ Funeral services Saturda October 12. at La Phita, Md. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambérs funerai home, 14th and Chapin sts. n.w. CARTER, LAVINIA, Departed this life Wedniesday, October 9, 1929, at 8:30 a.m., at the residence of 'her daughter, 174i Willard st. n.w., LAVINIA CARTER, be- loved mother ‘of Mollie Brown, Alice’ Hill. Thomas Carter. Louise Montgomery, Ca; rie Purnell, Jessie Carter, Daisy Jones of St. Joseph,' Mo.; Clara Hornsby of Boston, and Eva ‘Mansfield. She also leaves three” grandchildren, two sister: brother. Remains 'at_Fri neral home, 389 R. I Friday. Funeral Saturd at 1744 Willard_st. n.w., E. C. Smith offciatirs. mony Cemetery. CHURCHILL, VIRGINIA. Entered into eter- Dal rest. on Wednesday. October 9, 1929, at 445 o'clock, at duughler's residence. at 1 p.m., Interment’ Ha Mrs. Sadie Dorsey, 1531 26th et. 1 . M VIRGINIA CHURCIILL. . She léaves. o mourn their loss a devoted husband, a I ing daughter, one sister. son-in and other relatives and Ir; Remains resting at Frazier's funeral hom: 4th st and R. 1. ave. n.w. Funeral Sun- day, October i3.'at 2:30 p.m.. from Mount Pleasant Bapuist Church, Galnesville, Va. DILLARD. ARLINE. Suddenly on Wednes- day, October 9, 1929, &t 3:20 a.m., at Freedmen's Hospital, ARLINE DILLARD, the loving daughter'of James and Chris- tine Dillard. Remains resting at the W. Earnest Jarvis_ Co. funeral parlors, 32227 Ga.ave nw Funéral Sunday, October 13, .m.. from Allen’ apel A. M. E. Church, Wheaton, Md. i3 DILLARD, CHRISTINE. Suddenly, on Wed- Emergency Hospital, CHRISTINE., the de- Yoted wife of James Dillard, daughte: of Richard_and Catherine Gaither, sister of Carrie Fhompson, Eva Tilley, Cather: e, Jerry and Chester Gaither. mother of Ju - tine. Colletta and Ruth Dillard. Notice of {funeral iater. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Ga Church, Wheaton, Md. 13 DS SRS Homioer ¥ Osieber . 1929, at’ Garfield Hospital, A DILLENBACK, beloved brother ’! Mrs. Harry Ashwin of Chaumont. N.'Y. Re mains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co.. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Interment Chaumont. FERGUSON, WALTER JORN. Suddenly. on Tuesday. October 8, 1929, WALTER JOHN FERGUSON, son of the late John and Katie Ferguson Remains reposing at _the home of his_sister, Mrs. Thom: rock, 3004 South 'Dakota ave. n.e. Fu- neral from the above residence on Satur- day._ October 12, at . thence to St. Francis de Sales' Church, ‘Where mass will be sung at 9 a.m. for the repose of hir soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Arlington National Cemetery. FIESTER, S. FORRESTER. On_Thursday, October 10, 1920, S. FORRESTER, be. loved husbind of Ophie H. Fiester and father of Mrs. E. C. Pish Lee Wilkinson. 22 T st. n.w. D. Rod- late residence residence on Saturday, October 12, am. Interment Towands, Pa. GAITHER. RICHARD T. Départed this life Wednesday, October 9, 1929, at 5:30 p.m., at FPreedmen's Hospital, RICHARD T. GATTHER, devoted husbi of Caroline Gaither, living father of Eva Kelley, Car- rie Thompson, Catherine, Hester and Jerry Gaither, brother of Samuel & and Mary Gaither. PFuneral Sunday, October 13, at 2 pm. trom Allen’s Chapel A. M. E.’ Church, Wheaton, Md. Remains rest. ing ‘at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlorst 2322 Ga ave. n.w. 13 GARNETT, NELLIE. On Thursday, October . 1929, at 4:30 a.m.. at her residence, 327 hore:wilh Christiah foriitude, NELLIE ristian fortitu GARNETT. beloved wife of the late An- thony Garnett. devoted foster mother and aunt of Isabelia and Benjamin Cooper and loving sister of Ida White, Andrew Ander son, Lelia Tavlor, Lottie Oger, George A derson and Sadie Carter. She also leaves host of other relatives and friends. - Fu- neral Saturday, October 12, at 8 o'clock p.m., at above Tesidence. Interment Sun- day'at the Bethelehem Baptist Church. Caroline County, Va. 12¢ GREEN. FRANK. Departed this life Friday morning. October 11, 1929, at § his _residence, 1408 G st. s. GREEN, oeloved husband of Minerva Green. ' He leaves to mourn their luss two LIG! ‘Wednesday. Octol Tes). dence.” 1835 Vernon n.w., BUSIE LIGHTFOOT. oeloved moiher of Dorothy V. Scott. grandmother of Dorothy T. Her riott. She also leaves relatives and friends. October 12. at 1 p.m. Chureh, 23rd st. bet. P NOREIS, ANNA M. On Frida; nd G sts. n.w. October 11, 1929, 2t 1:10 am. at the Tesidence of her 'daughter, Mrs. Naomi Carrauthers, 4600 ‘30th st. nw. ANNA M. NORRIS, widow of Joseph Norris, aged 75 years. Remains resting at the chapel of Thos. 8. Sergeon, 1011° 7th st. n.w. until 4 p.m. Saturday. Interment at Bakersville, Ohio.¢ PADGETT, WILLIAM A. Suddenly. on Wed- nesday, " October 9. 1929, WILLIAM A. PADGETT. aged 76 vears. Funeral from H. M. Pedgett’'s funeral home, 131 1ith st. s, Saturday, October 12, at 10 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemeter PRESSLY, ROSA. On Wednesday, October 9. 1929, at Tuberculosis Hospital, ROSA, devoted wife of Fulton Pressly, sister of Annie Evans, Irene and Nolan Saunders. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 ‘Ga. ave. n.. Body to be shipoed io Bennettsville, 8. C. | Priday night at 12 o'ciock. | ROBINSON, NATHANIEL G. On Thursday, October 10, 1929, at 10:30 p.m., at his resi- dence. 1643 3rd st. n.w. NATHANIEL G. ROBINSON, ‘beloved husband of Vietoria Robinson and loving father of the late Nina' Robinson. Nofice of funeral here- after, Remains resting at James H. Win- slow " Co.'s parlor, 1703 12th . nw. (Mooreficld W. Va. Examiner please copy.) SAUNDERS, BELLE C. Suddenly, on Thurs day morning, October 10, 1029, Miss BELLE C. SAUNDERS, daughter of the late Wil- liam Saunders and Martha Saunders. Fu. neral services at her late residence, 1818 3rd st. n.w., Saturday, October 12, at 2 o'clock pm. Interment at Rock Creek |, Cemetery | BCUNEIDER, WILLIAM 1. { Voctober 9. 192 3 On_Wednesday, WIL- LIAM T, Scif meral sérvices, private. 12, at 2 pm. at Hysonw's fu 1300° N st n.w. Interment Rock Creek | Cemetery. 1 THOMAS, MARY. Suddenly. on_Tuesday. October 8. 1920 MARY THOMAS. devoted mother of George and Gordon Thomas, sister of Libbie Ellis and Johnnie Thoma Remains recting at the W. Ernest Ji Co. funeral parlors. 7223 G terment Sunday, October County. Va THOMAS, WILLIAM ARTHUR. _Suddenly, on Wednesday. October 9. 1929, at his resi- dence, 1016 28th st. n.w. WILLTAM_AR- THUR THOMAS. loving brother of Ethel Johnson of Steelton. Pa. Notice of fu- heral later ~Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. West End funeral par- lors, 28th st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. TURNER. ALICE J. On Wednesday, October §. 1929, at her residence, 5213 5th st. n.w., ALICE'J. TURNER, wife of the late Georg K. Turher, aged 77 years. Funeral serv ices at the atove address Saturday, Oc- tober 12, At 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 11 VAN PELT. ROBERT E. Suddenly, on Wed- nesday, October 9, 1§29, ROBERT E.. be- loved husband of Etta M. Van Peit. Fu- neral_from his late residence, Landover rd. Cheverly, Md.. on Saturday, October | 12.'at'2 pm. ‘Relaiives and friends invited. | Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. . VAN PELT, ROBERT E. Members of Capi- tal Council. Na. 25, J. O. U. A. M. are requested 1o attend the funeral of Brother ROBERT E. VAN PELT Saturday. October 12, 1929, at 2:30 p.m., from his late home, * in’ Cheverly. Md. T.° O'CONNOR, W. L. WELLMAN. Sec. WELSH, FANNIE TURNER. On Friday. Oc- tober ‘11, 1929, at her residence. 50 Jjohn- | son avel Hyattsville, Md. PANNIE TUR- NER, beloved wife of Charles H. Welsh, Funeral from Pinkney Memorial Church, Hyattsville, Md.. on Sunday, October 13, 2t 230 pm. Intérment Glenwood Come: In Memoriam. BOWERSOX. SUSIE. _In memory of my dear wife, SUSIE BOWERSOX. who died one year ago today, October 11, 1928, Gone, but not forgotten. GEORGE BOWERSOX. * DELANY. ROY C. In sad remembrance of ROY C. DELANY. who died October 11, FATHER, MOTHER AND BROTHERS. * DE_VAUGHN, MARY LOUISE. In rad but loving remembrance of our dear mother, MARY LOUISE DE VAUGHN (nee Athey), who departed this life one vear ago today, October 11, 1928. Just a lige of sweet remembrance, Just a memory. fond and trus; Just a token of love's devotion That our hearts still long for you. LOVING CHILDREN, MARY AND TOM. * FREEMAN, MARTHA. 1In loving remem- brance of our devoted mother and wifs, MARTHA FREEMAN. who departed this life, eleven years ago today, October 11, Counctlor; efully sleeping. resting Life's weary trials and su t. HUSBAND, ROBERT FREEMAN. _ A SONS, EARL AND ROBERT FREEMAN, LIEBLER, LLOYD BAXTER. In mem | ot beloved son, LLOYD BAXT! | LIEBLER, second lieutenant, 320th Ine | fantry, killed in battle October 11, 1918, i Do we forget? No, in our heatts there lies A Secret place, where, hid from mortal eyes, Dwells strong’ and tiue & love that never i Nor can forget. | MOTHER AND DAD. * | McCAULEY, SARAH J. In loving memory of SARAH J. McCAULEY, who departed life four years ngo today, October 11. 1928, HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS. © SMITH, MARY E. In sad but loving remem- brance of our dear daughter and mother, MARY E. SMITH, who left us one year ago today, October 11, 1928. She suffered hours. hours of pain, To walt for cure. but ail in vain: So God alone knew what was best. So He called her home to give ner rest. How happy were the bygone days When our circle was comblete. But now Js broken, one is zone F 1 To live“at Jesus' feet. | MOTHER AND SON. ¢ sons. 'George and Willlam Green: one daughter, three sisters and a host of other relatives’ and friends. - Funeral Sunday. October 13, at 1 o'clock p.m., from Mount Horeb Baptist Church, 16th st._between B and C sts. n.e. Rev. C. H. Fox DAsto Relatives and friends invited. . HAMILTON, JOB. The death on July 15, 1929, at Auckland, New Zealand. of Mr JOB' HAMILTON, said to be an American citizen, is reported by the American con- sul at 'Auckland. The legal representative of deceased can obtain further information by upplying to the Department of State, Washington, D. C. HISER. KUNIGUNDA. Suddenly. on Friday. October 11,1929, ‘at 1:15 a.m. at her residence. 'the Chastleton = Apartments. KUNIGUNDA. wife of the late Paul Hiser. Remains resting at the Wright unde: taking pariors, 1337 10th st. n.w. Fu- neral services at St. Thomas' Episcopal Church, 18th and Church sts. n.w.. Satur- day, October 13, at 2:30 p.m. Interment at ‘Glenwood Cemetery. Relatives and friegds invited o attend. N HUNTER. IRETHIA. On Wednesday. Oc- tober 9, 1929. at her residence. 1014 4th st. n.w), IRETHIA, devoted wife of John Six Stieft Rose Salad Forks ° $ on Request The Stieff Company 17 No. Liberty St. Baltimore TESCR NSO SNSRI SO case, on car or Adams 1846, Re WIRE _~WHEE] "d_ with _Goodyear tire, Wednesday, between U and Irving_st. on '15th st. Reward. Address Box 147-7._Star office. 18 CH, lady's, near 15th and H o, " Rewara. " Atlantic: 3385-3. | \TCH. um and ~ diamon WRIST WATCH. Platinum = and, dismon 1 initials o . Mea BAEhe 3608 Calvert st Baltimore. Reward. 1ne vicinity 14th and » Thursday. Please $8.55 by little paper Oak and Meridian pl. n. call_Adams 1696-W_ CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage $5 per month. Choice lots and sites for sale. To Enable those prices, low exact. of price. e in moderate stances to pay their final re- spects in suitable fashion we have always supplied com- plete funerals at very low s $125 to be We know that the desire for service of quality is in- herent in everyone, and hence supply such service regardless U,’;)EAL FUNERAL HOME ‘or reference, Ask yourneighbor 816 H STREET.'N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-820!1 Hunter.” daushter’_of ' Agnes _Williams. mother' of Jessie Edwards, Mary Carter ana John Edward Hunter. day. ' Octoter 12, at 10 a.m.. from Holy Redeemer Church. Remains festing at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Ga ave., until 4 p.m. Friday. 11 JOHNGON. rest Friday, October. 11, 1929, at 4:30 am.. at her residence, 1533’ Columbia st. n.w . MARY B JOHNSON. beloved wife of Fred- erick Johnson, devofed mother of Murray. Doris. Elizabeth and Wyatt Johnson: sister of Richard Campbell and friend of Lillian Morton and - Rebecca Norton. Notice of funeral later. . JORDAN. JOSEPH FRANCIS. 10, 1920, ‘at United States Naval Hospital Washington. D. C. JOSEPH FRANCIS JORDAN, only son of the late William and Mary Jordan. Altoona. Pa. Funeral mass in_8t. Stephen's Church, 25th and Pa. ave. er' 12, at 9 am, In- terment Arlington National Cemeters. R_W.W.DEAL fIf R circums Funeral Satur- | MARY B. Entered into eternal| On_October | SMITH, MARY E. In memory of my desrly beloved wife, MARY E. SMITH. who de- parted this life one year ago today, Oe- tober 11. 1928. Rest in peace in the arms of Jesus. HER LOVING AND DEVOTED HUSBAND, JAMES F. SMITH. . SMITH, WILLIAM H. Sacred to the memor; of my dear husband. WILLIAM H. SMTTH, Who left me nine years ago today, Octos ber 11, 1920. You are not forgotten, dear Willlam, Nor will you ever be: As long as life and remembrance last I will al 's think of thee. DEVOTED WIFE, MARY ; SMITH. * THAYER, NELSON G. A token of love and devotion to_ the “memory of our dear father, NELSON G. THAYER. whe departed this life sixteen years ago tod: October 11, 1913. Whab would we give to clasp your hand, Your dear face just to see: Your loving smile. your ‘welcomed vajge, ‘Which meant so much to us. We cannot clasp your willing hand; Your smiles we cannot see: But_ let this little token show ‘We still remember thee. THE CHILDREN. * WARFIELD, JERAMIAH. In lovlmm!m- brance ‘of ‘my dear brother, MIAH WARFIELD. who passed away October 11, Gone, but not_forgotten. HIS SISTER. M. B. * | FUNERAL DIRE ! . Sl | ALMUS R.SPEARE | Succeeding the original W. R. Speare Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 & vears at 1208 M s vears at 940 F st Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. _4205 9th_St. N.W. Col._6324. Quick. Dignified, Efficient Service, Automiobile Service Chapet o W. W. Deal & Co 816 H ST. NE. LINCOLN 8200. J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 332 PA. 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