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SURGEON TO SPEAK. Dr. John B. Fowler, well known Philadelphia surgeon, will address the Undertakers R. K. HARVE Is Now With | W W. Chambers Co. .‘ And W. F. Elliott 35 years an Undertaker —years of Expetience at prices 15 the usual cost $150 Steel Vaults. .$85 $300 Funeral . ...$195 $250 Funeral . ...$125 Private $ Ambulances To and From Hospitals Finest in City The Great W. W. Chambers Co. ‘Washington’s Most Reasonable Undertakers & 14th—Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone Columbia 0432 : ° 3 0000000000000 00000000000000000000 members of the Virginia, Maryland and District of Columbia Mzdlcal Society at the semi-monthly meeting Wednes- day morning at 10 o'clock in the Chi- nese room of the Mayflower Hotel. About 150 members are expected to at- tend the meeting and the luncheon Which will follow. Brush Fire Threatens City. BERKELEY, Calif., November 9 (A —A grass fire which started in San | Pablo Canyon swept through eucalyptus groves and for a time threatened the city of Berkeley was reported under control late Thursday. A change in the wind turned the fire away from its approach to the city. Distance Means Nothing to Ryan Service. No matter in what art of the city or suburbs we are called to serve. Ryan service maintains its 100% efficiency. Capable Morticlans in Constant Attendance. Funeral Parlor—Private Ambulance—and Livery in Connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1301 @ § L & * 4 W“m 0090000090000 0000000000904¢ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON MACDONALD RETURNS TO FIND SURPRISE | No. 10 Downing Street Entirely Redecorated During Absence of Prime Minister. LONDON, (N.AN.A)—When the prime minister and Miss Ishbel | Macdonald returned from their visit to | the United States they found a pleas- | ant surprise. No. 10 Downing street had been entirely redecorated in their | absence. The furnishing and decoration of the prime minister’s official residence is a government, responsibility, and all “im- | provements and alterations” have to ry pot and pan in the kitchen is | supplied by the government, and a | careful inventory is taken to see that | all essen‘ial furniture is correct Th= bedrooms have been daintily | papered and peinted these last few weeks, and there are new curtains at |all the windows. In addition, there lare fresh china, glass and linen. so Miss Ishbel will have a busy time seeing that everything is in order. She is modern in her taste for house decoration, and likes to keep the rooms bare of knickknacks. She has brought many Hampstead and Lossiemouth to No. 10, however, and the historic house now wears a very “homey” air, pocen o British Malaya expects that its sur- | plus of government funds of this yelr LA | will reach $41,000,000. WENT | be carried out by the office of works. | treasures from her homes at | D DRAMA GUILD PROPOSES PLAYWRITING CONTEST and Dr. Kaufman of American University Named as Chairman. Plans for a play-writing contest for Washington playwrights and authors to be conducted by a committee of the Community Drama Guild, as a part of | its season’s activities, were discussed |at a meeting of the guild in the Frank- [lin_School building, Friday night. Dr. Paul Kaufman, of American Uni- versity, was named chairman of the special committee to conduct the col test. Other members of the committ include Miss Sarah E. Simons of the District of Columbia public schools, Mrs. Grace Peters Johnson of the Arts Club. | and Dr. De Witt C. Croissant of George | Washington University. | _ A letter was read from Charles W. Darr, president of the Washington | Chamber of Commerce, indorsing the | work of the guild “for the advancement of the drlma(ic !Irt ok PRIEST IS KIDNAPED. Rev. Ulrich xreutzen Was Native of Calumet, Mich. CALUMET, Mich., November 0 (#). | —The Rev. Ulrich Kreutzen, a Francis- can missionary, reported kidnaped to- | day and held for ransom at Weiyuen- kow, China, was born here in 1891. He was ordained at Oldenburg, In: in | 1916 by Bishop Chartrand and served in Peoria, Ill.: Cincinnati, Ohlo, and Es- f]':;\znbl Mich, He went to China in TO GET Plans for Competition Discussed | in Washington of public appreciation | . (¢, NOVEMBER 10, |JOHN X. PHILLIPS " DIES; SICK A YEAR Was One of Washington's Oldest Coal Dealers and Prominent in Masonic Circles. John X. Phillips, one of Washington’s | prominent in Masonic circles, died yes- | terday morning_at the age of 74 years at his home, 510 C street northeast, after an illness of about a year. Mr. Phillips was born in Cornwell, England, and came to the United States when he was 17 years old, going first to Nevada, where he worked in a gold mine. Later he came t» Washington and was employed, for several years in | the Government Printing Office. He established a coal business, which he conducted for about 40 years, in the northeast section of the city. He was a member of the following local Masonic organizations: Naval Lodge, Naval Chapter, Orient Com- mandery, the Gavel Club, Kallipolis Grotto_and the Grotto Band. Mr. Phillips is survived by his widow and two sons, John X. Phillips, jr.,, and ; A. Mitchell Phillips. Funeral services will be held with Masonic rites at his late residence at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon and interment will be in Fort Lincoln cemury Rose of Sharon Dies. VERSAILLES, Ky.. November 9 (#). —Rose of Sharon, Johnson N. Camden’s | famous filly, died at Hartland Farm, | near here, Thursday afternoon by Ee) AT By by GEorGE W. _SU'I'I‘ON., Jr. (One of America’s foremost automotive writers) RUMOR had it that Reo was putting out a new transmission—and Thomas shot that car into second! Not a clash, not a murmur from that gear! Then he stepped on the gas. Up went the speedometer ... 40... 45. . .nearly 50 miles an hour we went tn second! And that second the tales of what it would]do sounded almost unbelievable! I hopped a train and went to I.ansmg to get the story from Reo. Elghlcen hours later I was tzlkmg with H. T. Thomas, Reo’s chief engineer. “I'll take you out in the car,” he said. And out we went. 1 had been told that with this new transmission, second gear was as silent as a ‘wooden Indian, that you could drive unbelievably fast in second, that you could shift from high to second—or from second to htgh—at any speed without “feeling in” your gears. But I got a bigger surprise than I expected! We rolled out of that garage as silently as a stream of oil. “She certainly starts So silent it fooled me! off swell in high,” I remarked. “We're in second,” said Mr. Thomas. In second! . .. and traveling so silently, that I did not know it until I was told! Weaving through traffic, we cut around cars with amazing ease. From close behind a truck doing 10, and still in second, we flashed ahead of that truck in an instant—with approaching traffic close enough to scare me! We stopped at a red light. It flashed.to at 35—Ileaving cars 100 feet behind. Then, bcyoncl the limits of the town, Mr. Thomas said—"Now I'll show you what this second gear will do.” Better than 40 miles an hour in second! green—and we were up and away gear was as silent as the ordinary high! It’s great on hills! “If,” said Mr. Thomas *“you’re going up a tough hill with traffic slowly as you want to go.” I glanced at the speedometer. It showed 31,297 miles. with your clock, isn’t it?” I asked. I was certainly surprised o learn that coming down at you and a truck crawling ahead of you—just slip into second and wait for a chance to cut out. When that chance comes, step on her—and you’ll scoot around that truck like a meteo “And this new transmission will be just as big an advantage coming down that hill. If you get part way down and ‘wish you were in second’ you can get into it without a bit of braking—and that gear will take you down as “Something’s wrong 31,297 was the number of miles this car had covered — for it acted like a car that had just rounded out its first thousand! “I'm sold,” We were stepping along in high at 38. Without slackening speed one bit, Mr. RE If you now own a Reo Master Flying Cloud REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Reo Flying Clouds are priced from$1375t0$1495. Reo Master Flying Clouds, from $1595 o $1870 LANSING, I said, “long ago!” You will be, to L ALL PRICES F. O. B. You can have this new transmission installed at a very nominal cost. Orders for the new transmission wil be illed as rapidly as production @ pakes them available—and in the order received. Thus does Reo main- tain its traditional policy of improving Reo without obsoleting the Rec cars mow in wse. Your dealer will give you full details. GOOD FOR 100,000 MILES Northeast A. K. Weaver Culpeper, Va. Scott Motor Co. DICK MURPHY, Main Display Rooms Distributors Richard J. Murphy, President “Reo lasts longer than any other car of American origin or make,” explained r. Thomas. “Reo is good for 100,000 miles, and I mean good—with close to new-car performance all the way.” Visit a Reo salesroom. Drive a Reo Master Flying Cloud with this new Silent-Second Transmission —and you can take my word for it—you’ll get the surprise of your life! ANSING, MICH. MICH. The Master Flying Cloud Sedan, Sport Model F.O.B.,Lansing, Michigan—$1870. (Two spare tires extra) Inc. 1835 Fourteenth Street N.W. DEPENDABLE MOTORCARS General Offices and Service, 1724 Kalorama Road Branch, 604 H Street N.E. SHERBY MOTOR CO., Loudoun ) Leesburg, Va g Go?rle Washington Gnn” Metropolitan Dealer Asscciate Dealers Garage E. S. Hooker Werrenton, Va. 2015 14th ST. N.W. Robert V. Norris La Plats, Md. A, A. Austin oldest coal dealers and for many years | 929—PART ONE. F' Gurds of Ghank | JACKSON. LEROY. to_extend my | sincere thanks to riends and relatives for their kindness, i florat offerin husband, .SON. MARIE JACKSON. VOGEL. GEORGE H. We wish to thank our many’ relatives and friends for their beau- “Tibutes ‘and Kind_expressions Df lyozlrflllh’ha'l‘"l! occaston of the death GroRGE K VOOEL i Fawe ' | DBraths. ASCHENBACH, PAULINE C. Suddenly, on Saturday, November 9. 8t m-’us.- dence of' her daughter, M; A E Klota. 2013'H st hiwes PAULING G widow of John V. Aschenbach. _Puneral services at Gawler's chapel. 1750 Pennsylvania ave. Reluuves Aae iends’ Tovitee.” Tatermmini ntermen private) At Prospect Hill Cemetery. 11 | | LEY, W. A. 8 Thursdayt November 7. 1530, i1 Pue &t his _ residence, _Merrifield, PAILEY. SR. " He leaves ‘to auehters. Threc felniives ‘and’ friends; Fuberal Sunday: Church. Falls Chirch, var O 0" M- RONDS, ISIAH. ted ¢ - duy. November 9. 1930, at His 1a .'"" dence, 2517 'H st ‘n.w.. ISIAH BONDS, beloved "husband of Ermia Bon St and, Teine, e aig 5 ro host, Telatives and friends Lo mourn their joss. Remains_restin the_John T. Rhines | BROWN. LOUISE Nass. L0 Saturd, of Lewis Kirke Brown, aged 2 Pa. ave. n.W. LA mourn their funeral chapel, e HCE"OF tugeral iater, 0 1° o S NO si No- yember 9. 1929, at 7 t n Sanitorium, LOUTSE NASS BROWN. w i 59 Services at 1 fiervices at, the funeral barlors of J. vember 118t 3 p.my Births Reeorted The following births have been reported 43 fhe Health Department during the last Charles E. and Marjo ughes, irl. James" st nd Eeaol Nash wirl S nd El ietcher, girl {oy " and Katherine E. and Jean G. Green: . and Mera Thoma: and, Mildred M. . and_Mabel A. Samuel and Blanche Suit. girl Dewey G. and Margaret W. Wi Guy L. and Elizabeth T. Tuel, Harold B. apd Elsie Rodier, Wilbur S and Marie Ernest Carroll Karl O, Charles ee. girl. James W. and Martha J. Springman. boy. George nd, Gertrudg Trinter. boy. Everett Joseph. ¢ and Virginia . Simems, boy. Whiara 6. and Alta. ‘Clopton. boy. James T. and Marths L Warrine. boy. Stephen and Marai boy. Philip G. Daniel ling, irl. girl. i . and Ethel V. Holtznan, Ernest V. and Marjorie A. Gonzales. boy. Edwin J. and Cq Siephens. boy. Aubrey"J. and . Kendall; boy. John E. and An; . Collins, boy. Moe and Rosa Hein. boy. Thomas J. 'and Katherine A, pSellins, boy. Rudoiph ‘and_Shirley Wolf. Franc and verlette Posts, o Richard 8. and Louise N. Gray. girl. Hammia and Esthes Tressant, boy. Levi and Mattie Gray, boy. Willlam H. and Mary Newman. boy. George A.'and Marjorle Younger, boy. James A. and znumm Goodail. et Deaths Reported. The following_deaths n-v- been reported to the Health Department during the last 24 hours: Annette E. Haven, 88, 1015 N st. n.w. Estella M. Abbe, ‘73 1808 Kilpourne pl. Henry Owens, 5. Providence Hospita Margaret S. Donaldson, 47. Georgetown Hospital David J. Murphy. 29, 13 T st. ne. Robert F. Yeatman. 19. 185 E. st. se. Betty J. Schroeder, 8 days, Chiidren's Hospital | Amanda_J. Green. 45. 1935 9th st. | < Amelia Brown. 40. Gallinger Hosbital. | Infant of Agnes Powell, 15 minute | linger Hospital FOR LOST "ANIMALS ‘apply Animal Rescue League, 349 Maryland ave. s.w. Nat. 8088. | BAR PIN. Small diamond in center; lost Friday. Reward. Call_evenings. Cl CASE, -a.u black. with 7 platinum ¢! mond” wedding rings and 7 platinum mond mountings. *'Nuiify mandsers Reldl | Hef e o CAT, Targe black male (altered) white tie “and belly spot. 202,225 Mass. ave. COLLIE PUP, white, and”ears: named sz tan _ai nd_one eye 341 3 Rodman Sl gieeeun Paignt n, 3 aten mce. National 6260, 5 3 DIAMOND RING—O: in"white gold settin oo DOG, white Pekingese, tag No. 17019, Strayed Saturday evening from 2623 Garfield Adams 1098. 4I-mon¢ Ting 1901. smal Reward. Lin. 5 tween 2nd and 4th . st n.e. EYEGLASSES_in _leather 1526 Varnum st. - Adams 1653. MARCASITE PII between Woodward onyx and c « Tothrop and . Lotus Restaurant. Reward. " District 5300, Branch umu, diamond. initials inside, A. V. B. N. J. 8. Reward it returned to 4704 mn TORTOISE SHELL EYEGLASSES, le'-td Adams 4942, ‘WRIST WATOCH, | ld, and _b: ‘Tues da3. Roverber 5 ‘reward. - Phone Columbia 0800._Apt._605. WRIST WATCH, sold, lady's: vieinity 16th or 16th and and U sts. 18th and Col. rd. Park rd. Reward. Adams 9244. “OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S7th & F| W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Rosd | Col. 464 i Ehenast | Aeriman034) Rl=—==e"| GOLDENBERG'S Both Sides of Seventh at K A Chain is Only as Strong as Its Weakest Link The weak link in charge and budget ac- counts is the extra charges added on every month for which you pay and get nothing. There is no weak link in our credit service., We do not charge ‘“extras,” interest nor for service on our charge accounts nor | budget buying. We Do Not Penalize Our Friends. Charge Accounts Invited Beaths. CALDWELL, MOORE ZIAH. nl! officers tha members of Queen of Eheba, Chapier: %nl}?'n'n Fhiladelhia. Pa.. on Fride, No- vember 8. 1929. SESRGIS X 5 Fotuleh x, JESSIE C. BANKS, CARPER, RENA. On rrldny. November 8, 1929. at 10 p.m., at Georgetown Hospital. RENA"CARPER. In' the 30th year of her age, beloved wife of Hialman H. Carper and daughter of Mr, and M H. Falis _Church, said at' 9 a.m. for ‘the repose of her soul. Priends and relatives invited. Interment in Lewinsville Cemetery, Lewinsvill v- CARTER, ELIZA PAYNE. On Priday, vember 8, 1929, at thé residence of daughter,” Mrs. ' Mary M. ) 14 l ‘ELIZA PAYNE CARTER: w € Churehill Carter, mother of s Cooper, Mrs. Cornelia Ellis York City, Miss' Eliza Payne and Miss Julla Payhe. Remains resting at Moon ‘& Allen's funeral home until noon Funeral from the y, November 10, CROWN. lmn MAY. On ‘Tuesday, at_her “residence, South Wabineton, e EDNA MAY CROWN: devoted daughter of Willlam and Oarrie Crown, sister of George, Chari lam Crown. She also’ leaves gther relatives and frien loss. neral Sunday. jount _ Zion ~ Baptist 1:30 pm. from ey, "Aslington, Va. . Interment Oad Fellows' Cemetery. DAVIS, EDITH. On Saturday, Novmm 1929, EDITH, beloved wife of Wall § Bavis Oeca a2 years. " Fun Her late residence; dird & Kin Capitol Hi - esd: Gapitpy HElShi® ta.’ “Tnterment” Addison Chapel. OUFFEY, REV. JEFFERSON W. On_ Satur- Der iy Nis residence; JEFFERSON N T a e Mount “Vernon 12, "ab 10:36 am. from e Elace ‘Methodist Episcopal Church Soutn. Please omit flowers. EDELIN, CHARLES. On Wednesday, Novem. ber 6. 1929, at Hampton. Va., CHARLES | EDELIN, devoted father of Harrison Ede- lin, Sarah Adams and Elizabeth Herron. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarv Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Georgla ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. 10 FARRELL, MARION McLEAN. On Friday, Novemper 8, 1929, devoted mother of Archie A. Farrell. " Funeral privae, Mon- fay, November 1T, (rom W W, Chambers ral parlors nd Chapin, sts. n.w. A B Thterment 'at Ceaar Hill Ceme- tery. GORGAS, MARIE DOUGHTY. ~Suddenly. Friday. November 8. in this_city, MARTE DOUGHTY GORGAS. of Ma). Gen. Willlam Crawford U. 8. Army. Funeral Church Monday, November 11, Tnterment at AFlington Cemetery. GREGORY, LEO. On Fridsy, November 1929, at_Sibley Hospital, belove Aon’of Prank and Mary Gregory. Puncral from the William H. Sardo & Co. funeral chapel, 412 H n.e., on Monda: vember 11, at 8:30 a.m.. theace :o the Holy Rosary Church, wnere mase will be said at 9 a.m. for the repose of hix soul. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. . ANNETTE E. Suddenly on Thurs- day, November 7, 920, ut her resigence, the Alabama Apartments, 11th and N si n.w., ANNETTE E. HAVEN. Funeral ser: ices” at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N v.. on Monday, November 11, at 11 terment at Rock Creek Cemetery. HUTCHINSON, CARROLL, On Wednesduy, November 6, 1929, at Tubercuiosis Hos- e CARKOLL. HUTCHINSON. - Punersi Sunday. November 10, at 2 p.m., from h; residence, 537 Fla. ave. n. Remains Testips at the W Ernest Jarvls Co. fu neral parlors, 3232 Ga. ave. n.w., until noon, November inereagter te residence. LOUISE. Departed this life . at Gallinger LOUIRE" TACKBON: 810 ne Ford's funeral parlor: Notice of funera Entered mw Hospital, resting at 1300 South Capitol st. later. LUNSFORD, CARRIE M. eternal_rest on_Saturday, November oo AR ot LN POND beloved mother of Mrs. Adiine E. Hood. Mrs. Susie Lane Sifauo. widow of Thomas R. Lu ford of Mosby fame. FPuneral from W. w. .D‘tll",s Xun'!'rll l\:::e. l,Il l-‘l o n!. on Monday. Novem . & Funeral private. Interment Oak lllll Cemetery. McGARITY, ELLEN L. On Saturdey, No- vember 9. 1929, ELLEN L. McG. Pyles. Funeral from her dsughte idence, Mrs. Sadie L. Benneil lin ave. Hyatisville, Md., Tiesdss, No- vember 12, at 2 p.m. McKENZIE, XANDER. On PFriday, No- vember at 10:30 p.m.. at his resi: dence, Fairmont st. n.w. ALEXAN- | DER MCKENZIE. loved husbaad _of Grace McKenzie and father of J. V. Mc- Kenzie. Services at the S. H. Hines Co. tuneral home, 2901 14th st. n.w., Mon- day, November 11, at 3 p.m. Interment Congressional Cemetery. 10 McKENZIE, ALEXANDER. A special com- munication of Temple-Noves Lodse, . FA-A M. will be held in i 2 Yor the pur- | the inierment of our te brother, PAST MASTER ALEXANDER cKENZIE. N DOLPH GUDE, Master. P. A. SEBRING: Secretars. MILLER, HELEN LAIRD. On Priday, No- ember 8, 1929, at 2:45 a.m.. at the res dence of her sister, L. Chi 2320 High st. s.e., HELEN LAIRD Funeral trom e above residence on onday. November a a. tives and friends inviled. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. MORGAN, AUGUSTUS. on Mondsy, l!o- vember 4, 1929, AUGUSTUE MORGAN, de- voted son of Mary Black. Funeral Sun- day. November 10. at 1 pm., from Mount Lebanon Church. 25th st. between H and I sts. n.w. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jsivia Co. funeral patlors, 2323 ave n.w. \nv\ LL. ROBERT BOSHER, on nmu Novemibt 1929, at ~Sibley Hospi NOBERT BOSHER, obly ‘son of ‘the Joseph E. and Susie Fellows Newell. 46 vears. He is survived by his widow; Mrs. Alice Cole Newell and three sons, Robert B.. jr.. Cl Thomas New- aryoll T, Nesle at rou of conductin Son of Richmond John's Episcopal Church. Mount Rainier, Md.. Monday, November il. at 2 p.m. terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. NEWELL, ROBERT BOSHER. There will be communication of Mount 11 Ohe Mancral of bur Tate: Brother, ROBERT BOSHER NEWELL. Members are urged o atten RALPH W. FREY. Worshipful Master. 8. M. McMILLAN, Secretary. O'BRIEN, LUKE C. On Saturday: November 9. 1929, at 11 a.m. at Georgetown Uni- versity ' Hospital, LUKE C. O'BRIEN. be- loved husbend of M. Katharine O'Brien (nee Shehan). ~Puneral from his late residence, 4220 17th st. n.w., on Tuesday, November 12, at 9 Mass_at_the Shiine of the Sacred Heart, 16th and Park rd. n.w.. at 10 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and {riends invited to atten: PATTISON, NELLIE M. On Fridy izt '8 1920, Garfeld Hospital, NELLIE M. PATTISON, Beloved wite of William K. Pattison. Funeral Monday. November 11. 12:30 p.m.. from her late residence. C st. Woodside. Md. Interment Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. » PATTISON. NELLIE M. A special meeting | of Martha Chapter, No. 4. O. E. §. on | Monday. November 11, 192 11345 | at Navai Lodge Hall. 4th and Pa. ave. se. | to attend the funeral of our late sister. NELLIE M. PATTISON. By order of worthy matron, RAY K. WONDERLY. PERKINS, ANNIE H. On Friday, November 3, 1929.'at her residence, 417 2nd st. n.e. ANNIE H. beloved wife of Henry E. Per- kins ~Funeral from the above residence on Monday, November 11. at 8:30 a.m.. thence | to St. Joseph's Church. where mass wil be said at § am. Interment Mount Olivet | Cemetery. Please omit flowers. 10 PHILLIPS® JOHN X. On Saturday. Novem- | ber 9. 1929, at his residence, 510 O st. n.e. | JOHN "X.' Sr. husband of Barbara 71 | (Rose) Phillips (nee Juenemann). Funeral services at above residence on Monda: November 11. 1920, at 2:30 p.m. -Inter ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. . JOHN X. Speclal communica- al Lodge s called at 2 o'clock, | Monday atiernoon: November 11, ‘1929, for the purpose of aitending_the funersl of our late brother. JOHN X. PHILLIPS. BY ORDER OF WORSHIPFUL MASTER. | (Signed) ROWLAND M. BROWN, Secy. RIDEOUT. CORLENA M. On Priday. No- vember 8. 1920, at 7 p.m.. CORLENA M beloved wife of the late Edward H. --ide out. ~ Remains res at Gasch's ‘Soas faneral pariors. Hvattsville, Md, ~Funeral | irom the Berwyn Prosbyterian Ghurea 6 | November 11, at 9:30 Am Chestnut Grove Ceme - Herndon, Va. SEITZ. GEORGF, Suddenly. on Tues November 5. 1929, st Atlantic City. N. GEORGE V. SEITZ. beloved nusband Bertha L. Seitz (nee Miles). son of W liam _Seitz. ains rosting at Table: funeral home, 928 M st n.w. in Arlington National Cemete: November 1 ., . Suddenly, . 1929, at his’ resi | N. November 10 8t 3 bm. from. the cha of A J. Schippert. 2008 Pa. & Relatives and friends invited: Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 10 SHEETZ. MARY L. On 9.°1929, at the Masoni 8%ar Home, Takoma Park. D, SHEETZ. mother of David Services'at the S. H. Hines home, 2901 14th . on Monday sve- ning. November 11. at 7 p.m. Interment Grafton. W Va.. Tuesday afternoon, No- vember 12. SMITH. ALICE €. Departed this ufe on Friday, November 8. 1929. at at Carson's Sanaforium. ‘ALICE C. “shtiTh ved wite of Eliah W. Smith. devote momer of Julla, ‘Moses and Wiibur Smith | Lillian Brow also leaves | 2u sloce 5., three brothers T Eraadonils ren host of othér relatives and {Fiends"to Monra hor departure.” Remainy Iesting at ‘the John Rhines . funeral 3rd and Eve until 9 a.m. at her iate eral Monday. n_Zion Baj Sheets funeral |- Brath, . ALICE, Ofio of the «nn Y5 ae Churen, SMITI Getl noti T 1, rom the f»?-u ween l'dl! b AT P MARY E. s-‘::r':t-ry - SPACKMAN. LILY F. Departed this I November 8, ‘1929, LIL ARie. Funeral sirvices Tuesday, Noveme ber 12, at 11 o'clock, at Gawler's U‘l’ ipel. SULLIVAN. DENNIS W, Suddeniy. on Fri- Gars Hovember & 1339, DENNIE W, ‘be igvea husband of Helen, G. !nlllnn (n Helpprick)” " pin Chapel J. Willilam X ock a.m. for the repose of his ntives arid Triends myived 1o At soul. terment i1, Ifount Olivet Ceme- tend, tery. SULLIVAN, DENNIS W. The nmuu 8t Josesh's' Hols it Snd STP0E 0 B, St ! e rorary, Sill b recited’ Sundey, November 10, at 7:30 p.m.. at the funerai home of J. William Lee, 332 Pa. ave. n.w. TERRY, GAIL. On utuu-n November ig2s.at Sibiey Memorial' Hospital, GA TERRY. wife of Terry. Funeral from the c Ber- Seon; 101} Tih st ‘now o5 Monday, No- vember 11, at 3 Relatives and friends invited to atiend. interment Glenwood Cemetery. TYDINGS. MARY DOROTHY. On Satur- day. November 9. 1929, at 6:10 p.m.. fol- lowing an extended l"-l\.ll MARY volnd.o-‘ es! daue Ry hd'llblnl ’l‘van& the la TYD! daughter of James Funeral Tuesday, November 13, t home of her grand) El ts. Mr. and Mrs. leck H. ol)ono. (nee Driscoll), . u tu St. Joseph’s Churen, an lnd 0 sty here mass of the aniels will be sald at's am. for the Tec Dose of her soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 1 WARNKEY, GERTRUDE. On _Saturday, November 9. 129, 1:45 pm. at T residence, 2816 13th st. n.w.. GER widow of' Gustav Warnkey, and mother of Mrs. "Etta L. Boynton. ~ Notice of funeral LLS. HENRY WALTON. On Sature November 9, 1929, at his residence, 1833 Belmbnt rd.’ n.w., HENRY wnm‘mfl WESSELLS. brigadier 'general. U. 8. retired. Services (private) at his residence, 1832 Belmont rd. n.w., Monday, November 11, at 3 p.m. WHITE, MARGARET L. ber 8, 1929, at George Washington Hos- pital.” MARGARET L. WHITE, aged . Of 2875 Wisconisin ave. ‘nw. Pu yea neral’ services funersl home, 0" On Priday, Novem- 1300 N st. n. at 2:30. WILLS, MAGGIE E. On Thundly‘ Novem- ber 7, 1929, MAGGIE E. She leaves to mourn their los d:voud son, Eiwood Wills; one grandson, James: & de- voted daughter-in-law, Florence 1] L Robert Wills, and stepdaughter, Funeral Monday, November 11, from th- reu«nu ol her sor Kramer at. 8:30 thence to CVBHIII O‘Ihollc mertn 13th and C 'he requiem mass will be l\lnl Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10* in flmmrlm. OWN, BURNETTA L. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our daugh- ter and sister. BURNETTA L. BROWN, who passed away nine years November 10, 1920 Our thoughts of her still linger. THE FAMILY. * HANSEN, CHRISTIAN C. In loving remem- brance of my dear husband, CHRISTIAN C. HANSEN, who entered eternal rest six years ago, November 10, 1923. Rapidly the shadows are falling and soon 1 will be with you. HIS LONELY WIFE, HELEN HANSEN. * HARRIED, CHARLES E. Sacred to the mem- ory of'our dear husband and father, CHARLES E..HARRIED. who left us three vears ago today, November 10, 1927, Gone. but not_forgotten. HIS DIVO'!’ID WIFE_AND GHILD‘RI!& AND ROBERT HARRIED: i KOCH. FRED. Sacred to the memory of our beloved husband and father, PRED KOCH. who departed this life thirieen years ago today, November lo. 1016, = WIFE AND CHILDREN. * LENTZ, ROBERT THOMAS. In sad and lov- ing remembrance of our dear son and brother, ROBERT. who departed this life five years ago, November 10, 1924. We have only your memory. dear Robert, To remember our iife through. And yours is the one we will never forget, For we are always thinking of you. THE PAMILY. * remem- November 0 today, LYLES. CAROLINE brance of my be C. LYLES. whe ago’ toda; Just a line of Just & memory fong Just ‘token of love's Tha HER DEVOTED o heart st longs “Tor you. EVELYN. * LYON, JO ANNA. !AeM to the memory of 'my mother, JO ANNA LYON. who died one ‘a0 today, November 10, 1028. Annic 37 Rwojesnin vt Praver, New York: Franciscan Monastery. 'Immaculste Cone Ception Shrine and Church of the Assump- tion, Washington, D. C. MADGE RYCE. * | MACK, JOSEPHINE T. In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear wife and our loving mother, JOSEPHINE T. MACK. who de- parted ‘this lite 'two years ago foday, No- vember 10. 193 Loving ana klnd in all your ways. pris d just to the end of your da: incere and irue in heart and mind, What a beautiful memory you left behind. HER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHIL- REEL, NETTIE V. C. In lovin In sad but loving re- membrance of "our beloved wife and mot! V. REEL. who departed this | ife two years ago today, November 10, Gone. but mot forgotten. HER_LOVING HUSBAND AND DAUGH- TER. ERNEST T. REEL AND MRS, THELMA CHRISMAN. STOKES, THOMAS T. Sacred to the mem- ory of our dear husband and father, THOMAS T. STOKES. who passed into the great bevond seven years ago today, No- vember 10, 1922. The one we loved h: His firm. true The hands that us help Now'lle in death's cold chill When we are alone and silent, We breathe a deep regret, For_you were ours and we remember, Should all the world forget. EVOTED WIFE, CARRIE E. STOKES, AND CHILDREN. & STROBERT, KATE S. In sad but loving res ‘membrance of our 'dear wife and mother. KATE S. STROBERT. who departed this life nine vears ago foday. November 10, 1920. HER HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. —__ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST HI IAIT CAFI'I'OI- 3 %, " Josep h F. Blrch's Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Fhone wess sese m; Co. 1113 SEVENTR ST. National 2473 Mo2er Ohapel. 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