Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1929, Page 9

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Duffey, 83 years old, for many years an outstanding member of the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South and once puwr of the Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church South of this city, died at his home, 1211 Lamont street, Saturday, after an iliness of sev- eral months. Funeral services will be conducted in the Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church South tomorrow momlnl at 10:30 o'clock. Dr. Willlam Lambeth, pastor, will officiate. In- urment will be in the Confederate sec- tion of Arlington Cemetery. Dr. Duffey retired from the active ministry about eight years ago, his last ing been at Rockville, Md., whepe he was pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Member of McNeill's Rangers. A veteran of the Confederate army, in which he enlisted when a boy, Rev. Dr. Duffey, as & member of McNelll's Rangers, took a leading part in many of their daring exploits. He was with the McNelll detachment which captured Gens. Crook and Kelly of the Union Army in & Cumberlmd Md., hotel, the feat having bepn regarded as one of the most daring of the Civil War. He was & native of Moorefield, W. Va. Dr. Duffey was converted while at- tending an evangelistic meeting at Moorefield while engaged in the hotel business there following the conflict between the North and South. Feeling the call to preach, he was enrolled in the Baltimore Conference in 1869. During his long career in the min- istry, he had been presiding elder of Washington and Winchester districts and pastor at many churches. Among these, in addition to the ones in this city and Rockville, were: Falls Church, Vi Martinsburg, W. Vi Central Church, Baltimore; churches at Har- risonburg, Winchester and Alexan- dria, V Randolph-Macon Trustee. An alumnus of Randolph-Macon College, at Ashland, Va., Dr. Duffey at the time of his death, was a trustee of that institution in addition to serving as trustee of the Randolph-Macon sys- tem of colleges. He is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Nannie Hyder of Moorefield, whom he married July 10, 1872; two daugh- ters, Miss Sue Duffey and Miss Mary Duffey, both of this ctily; two sons, John "Humbird Duffey, operatic_singer of New York, and Hugh S. Duffey, superintendent of Handley Foundation Schools, Winchester. Births Reported. The following births have been reported ]to the Health Department in the last 24 B\‘:fll“lm 8. ll\d xnhrlne L Parran, boy. al y W. Singleton, boy. LA .lohn ’ and Mar Moore, les W. and Ml na P, Eliot, MY and i l’h‘l ,!whub G and Elsie M. Chroniger, bor, ne L. Worsham, o 55 to %, et Josephine L Ghstellon ame i V. Roache. girl. . William T._and_Florin OPEN A CHARGE ‘ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F Topcoats or Tonsilitis Overcoats or Arthritis 1929, THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Increasing cloudiness tonight, followed by rain to- morrow; not much change in tem- penture lowest tonight lbmll 50 de- ; gentle to moderate southwest lnd south winds. Maryland—Increasing cloudiness to- night, followed by rain tomorrow; not much’ change in temperature; moderate winds, mostly south and southwest. loudy tonight and tnmm'- ton' tonight; ety wArmer o ly warmer wuth portion tonigh! 0.25 '0 24; flomlflnuht 30 18; 4 am,, lfl “. Highest temperature, 57, occurred at noon yesterday. Lowest temperature, “Toccurretd at 5 a.m. today. ‘emperature same date lnt year— Highest, 52; lowest, 38. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tid pm.; high tide, 3: ‘Tomorrow—Low Mde 10:48 & ll llip]x)nm high tlde. 4:01 am. md The Sun and Moon. . ;l;odlyASun rose, 6:46 a.m.; sun sels 'romorrow—su et n rises 6:47 a.m.; sun k‘:{)n ri:le]s 21 128 a.m.; sets 12:44 pm. omobile lamps to be lighte - half hour after au':ueb. e Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear. Harpers Ferry— Potomac, clea h ¢ R Shenandoah, cloudy Weather in s H £ I8IM0T § weg oy muy “TejurRy Stations. tore sojamoreg ) Abilene, Alban; Atiania, Atiantic oit Baltimore, Birmingham Biemarck, N Tex- : 82 Bt cloudy Prcloudy ity . Pt.cloudy Et:cloudy SR 225858 SERRSTER o quspu aser so: 9 uauis S5R855558 SE.’SZ_ 14 Chariesto; avo. 1 96 Chncionati, onlo 3008 Cleveland, Columbi Denver, Col Detroit, Mic) El Paso, Tex. Galveston, g .p%’:‘. £33 on, 8. Di Tndianapolie, d 300 Jacksonyille.Fls. 30.16 hoenix, Ar Pittsburgh, Portiand, ‘M Spokane, Was ; Gl WASH., D. 0.01 Clear FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Temperature. Weather. 40 Cloudy London, Ensland is, Hamilton, Bermuds.. San Juan, Porto Rico. Havens, Cul Colon, anal Zone. Byrd Aide Hurt in Dive. HONOLULU, November 11 (#).— George Noville, companion of Comdr. Richard E. Byrd during his Transatlan- tic and North Pole Expeditions, suffer- ed a broken shoulder yesterday while making & 30-foot dive at the Waikiki Natatorium. Noville is engaged in commercial aviation here. —_— Soviet Terrorist Trial Opens. VERONEZH, U. 8. 8. R, November 11 (#).—The trial of 42 members of a religious sect charged with committing terroristic acts ranging from arson to counter-revolution, opened here yester- day. The defendants were divided into two groups, Lnsplun" and “executor Deaths Reportcd The following deaths have been reported {o the Health Department in the last 34 our: Gertrude Warnke, 86 2516 12th st. Jefferson W, Dufféy, 83, 1211 Lamont st, ‘Alexander McKenzle, 81, 1340 Fairmont st. B, Gedney, 81, Ls Fayett 5 ‘Annie H. Perkins, 16, 417 2d st. 2. John X Pnillips, st 0 'S & L 1. ’m, ‘Sivley Hosvit S Garfield Hospital. Prate, 62, National Homeopathic Hospital. Robert B. Henell: 47, Sibley Hospital g Madle” F. ) '35, 1301 Massachusetts Rine W. Carper. 29. Georgetown Hosp| al. I Boley, 6 months, Frovidence mlu P. Qe All D i A Nl B gt “ farsii mo o st { BA) small Marstiall, 34, 50, N, diamond Phone_after 5 . HRIEF CASE ning set of medical n hll’.lll‘ . C. W, M'nd Call Chnndon 0G0 manaser, m‘l: h ack male (aliered), white neck- tie and bell> spot. Name “Paul” 35 reward. Ap! Illl. Z” A:Il CO! her_ beit; Ty and Park rd o, B Re- ward. 1«1 !rvlnl n. brown spots_of -mr& e nlack: R n'lrd. Phone Lincoln poa, white Pe Kinge: No. Straved Baturday eve ov-nm kom 2053 GarAeld Reward. LASSES_In num eln. e st._Adams 1653. near Senate Offcs | nm- intrinsic vi 1 afte u-uu-aay Sl Hvadte. D totiers E. M. 6. ySsturday; re ard. '* Fhone Adams OERMAN POLICE FUPFY, Tomile: old; answers to name ‘Mitzi”; right e 05,1:.1 stands erect. Reward. Call Atlantic S months urday p.m.. between 30 and :{' e vmnuy ol 16th and Irving finder ase_call 9847, Re NECKLACE, nrved ivor; nmnum‘l in Tront of Keith's Theater; reward. lantic 3209 aiter 5. PIN-In or around K BL. in, three brilli [ o ward. _Wisc. 3662 p.m. lundlb be- ‘con- Market, old- Valied a8 POCKETBOOK, around tween 8 K-loum- elicle and Col. Td. shell-rim slasses. Reward. Ty POCKETBOOK, brow! ing small sum of money, Brothers Seek Montana Fortune. LISBURN, Ireland, November 11 (#). —Three brothers are seeking to prove their right to a fortune left by John Andrews, Montana copper king, who, the claimants say, was their uncle. The brothers are Robert Andrews of Lisburn, William Andrews of Belfast and Richard Andrews of Glasgow. The clfler Andnmu left Lisburn 40 years ade a fortune in the West and dud in Butte, Mont. Qurda of Thunks. GE, HENRIETTA E. I wish & - oq:‘;\‘d‘”fl’ sincere Ihlnkl W ne Ihub:rxl mena- and relatives o X ol Ay HENRIETTA U'IYRI HARRY GUTRIDGE. * MURPHY, DAVID J. We wish to express our gincere’ appreciation 'to our relatives, friends ‘ also ofcers and fembers of Bric lay-r-' “Union. No, 1, of me expressions o pathy lnd eutiiol noral triputes death n and brother, DA DAV‘I’D 1 . We wish to exuna our 'y gratel gnr-clntlnn 0 our rela- tives, {Iendl‘nn hbors for thelr Kl expressions of sympal flows e liness ‘sncl Seatn'of our husband father. MRS, JOHN ZIRWES AND PAMILY. Breaths. Allo'!'. JOSEPH, sn dn at_Garfleld Hos Remains restlnl al Mcflulnl ! nerai home. 1820 . Funes Tuesday, November lfl lt w S8t. Augustine’s Catholic Church. ASCHENBACH, PAULINE C. Suddenly, on Saturday, November 9, 1920, n the resi- dence of her dnuzhter. %Il Ani A Klotz, 2013 H of John V. Aschenbn:h P\m!r at Gawler's chapel, 1750 Pennl nw., on ‘Tuesday, November 1 Relative: d_friends invited. ‘lnutmenl (pflvlte) at Prospect Hm Cemll!’l’y 1 BARCO CHRISTOPHER November 10, IIZD at hl‘ midlnce s{: 6th st. s.w. [RIST l'l. BARCO beloved hu . T. neral xer\lcn '\ll be h!ld IL hu residence on Tuesday. November 12. at 2 ». Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. brother, ©. C. BARC of the council, on November 10, 1929. neral_on Tuesd ber 13, from his Iate residence, W. D. SEA GEORGE w SWIFT, Sec. BARKER, JOHN. on Sunday, Noyember 10, A0t B Elicabeth's BakickR, Toster son of the jate Itasc lnd Barke mains resting at the arvig Co's West End huneral oo 28t Dumbarton ave. n.W. tice ot uneral ater, BONDS, ISTAH. Departed this life gay. November 9. 1938, ai hls risidenc 517 n.w., ISTAH BONDS. nd of Ermia_Bonds and son of Taylor and Tenna Bonds. He al leaves nine sisters. three brothers and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn_their loss. ng Testing at the rd ouncilor; BROWN, JOHN WILLIAM, Sunday, ‘November. Dis residence, 336 10th i AM_ BROWN. Funeral from his late Tesldence on Tuesday, November 12, 'at p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. BROWN, JORN. Members of Mount Yernon Council, No. 0, Jr, O. U A, M will as- semble Tuex ter) ber 12. KX iny n’“gwfv "" “Tate e. l C?‘"l;“ollll of em““(‘)lollncflm‘ Attost TORN £ SMALLWOOD, Rec. s'oc. BRUENING, WILLIAM B, On Sundn em! . H. Hines Co . 9: i 2% Wt the Remains_resting ai - funeral home, 2901 14th st. of funeral later. BURKE. EDWIY. O n DWIN BURKE, B osenhing Burke and brother ‘of B m Towers, Mrs. Franz H. Rideway, .Younhlne BT and Willinm. Burke, in’ the fty- third year nx m- CONNELL, MAI 10, 1029, at Do MARY at Der'13, lluvemher 0!\ da; he Baptis 3248 B Yo SR Qaress Wedneaday, Novem: be 710:90 . Tnterment ‘Grenwgod eme DAVIS, EDITH H. The_officers and nem Aol By Bpaneied Blmur Council, Ne hters_of will Rellor " oS ARGAREY HA novm:L-nv ELIZABETH. On 929. At h!lm November 13. at 8:30 ihence o the Holy Comforter Church, where will B Said w8 in.” Tnterment Aount Ollvel Cemetery. DUFFEY; REV. JEFFERSON W. On !nt.ur day, November t his_residence. 12110 Lamont st, e JEFFERSON W. DUFFEY, Funeral 'hxnd:y. Noyember 1% 2071030 am ount Vernon Blacs aetioaist “Eplscopal Chureh South. Please omit flower: EDELIN, CHARLES, On Wednesday, nonn- ber oL Hampton, Ve, CHARLES PN, devoted n Ede- B e s na Blisanern. 3 mnon Funeral Tuesday, November 12, at 1 p.m. from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2223 ‘Georgla ave. n.W. STER JESSIE ELIZABETH. On Mon day, T T Rodo. ot her fEsidence: mmm e uu-i wite” of Wil . devot e " hter of the late Lieut. Turnbull. peare " on. Wednesday, November 13, a hterment Glenwood Cemetery, 12 N band® of Jennie Pand ol Jate Testuence: Wedne vember 13, at 2 p.m. l'lll. 3 "HANIEL. dde g !undl " e, arnai, Suigely ity LS, dev Sisband of Mrs. Lillian Hills (aee u.mmm nna Tather of Jewel Hills, Remains rest it Timerat., home, 13th % 2and L5 ice of funeral HOLME! e T 1035, BEATHICR HO! daughter of Herman Jod T olm¢ anic! of funeral l Remains Tresting Erhest Jarvis Co. funeral par- w. fors. 22 2'Ga. ave. n . LOUIS, Suddenly. on Saturday, 19 UIS HOWARD. Re- . Frazler's new fu- ave. n.w. Notice Dep: 11t !ltllrdl Nnumber , ‘at_her residence, 1037 30th st. )u‘vmfi JACKSOI -m o dhe s rom Fri o Tuesday, No- Vember ‘12, at 1 pm. .hl-nd. invited JACKSON, ROSE NEALE. Departed this I No,nmb'r lfl" }In at l 10 ROsi“WEALE, “wite of ‘the lae John i Jackson, devoted momer Bernard 1 ackion and atater of Smf Funeral from her late Fesidence Wednesday, November 13, thence l\urch. (yhere reaulem Hien mase Wil be said a¢ 10 a.m for the repose of her Ydermeni Mount ilvet cometery. ** mu )m JENKINS, Departed 1929, COLETHA ate Abral (Annje and Ces A host cf other T ura her d C. O’BRIEN. Kttharine O Brien from his W gn Tuesday: 0 a.m. t 9. Mass at BR¥iwe of the Shcred Heart. 16th and Park n.w., at 10 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Relatives and friends inyited REED, R. FRANK. On Sunday, lluvemm 39 1926, at Staiinton Hogpitall Staunton, FRANK E usband of Funeral service 3 fovember 15, at 11 sbure, Va. SEITZ, GEORGE November 5. 1 GEORGE V. Beriha L. liam_Sei funeral home, 938 M st. n.w. Interment in"Atlingion National ‘Gemetery Tuesday, November 1 SHEETZ, MARY L. On Ssturday, No ber 9. 1929, at thi sonic and Eat Star ‘Home, Takom ? i HEETZ, motber of David H. Hines Co. Pieral ‘Monda: rvice; he 8. home. 201 Mth st now, on | ning, November 11, at Interment Biefion, W V.. Tuesday afiernoon, No- vember 12. SHEETZ, MARY I, The members of .vmwn Lodge Chavter, 27, 8., are re- Gheste attena’) ‘he 1 hieral services 3t e ate piater, L. SHEETZ, Monday, November n‘ 1020, 8. Hines Co. 1 Suddenly, on Tuesday, at Atlantic City. N. J. beloved nusband ‘of Seitz (nee Miles). son of Wil- Remains resting at Tablers belond son ot "Herbe) a Ivy Bt Her Fawe), ‘and ‘devoted bromer of Anna E. Smith of 3016 Q st Notice of funeral later. SPACKMAN, LILY F. Devartad this life Brie day. November 8. 1929, LIL 8%ie Nuncran services e Bt R0 Slock, ‘at Gawler's Shaper TQLSON, ROBERT. On Saturday, Novems ROBERT TOLSO! 9. 1929, beloved bmlh!r of Mrs. Priscilla Hawkin: an, aniel Tolson and Mary Foine. 1 1a Testing at t! parlors, 2222 Ga. ave. D.W. TIDINGS, MARY DOROTAY. A On Satur- November at 6:10 p.m.., fol- lawlnl an mendea mnm. MARY DORO- TYD! ldest davents Fui hot her lrn\dgnln 3 r-m:x S Sonoghue. (nee nrueom o0k g &t na. thence to St Joseph e s angels"will be said Bose of her soul Cemete: wnwu. unflwnx On Saturday, Nes yember 9, 45 p.m., at her resi- denoe 2518 hh widow_of Gusta ta for the Iterment Mot onvn WEITZMAN, DAVID, Suddenly, on Sundsy, November 10, 1028, DAV hus- band of Ida and father Dieh Charies, Ahindo ‘and. Rose wmzmm Puneul from th hapel of rd_ Dans sky, 3501 nfn‘z.’:nr, ‘Tiesday, November 1, at 3 FITZMAN, DAVID. A seclal communi- e u’zhnls:n 8t SRS Lod.ln No, 1L F. A i Thesduy. No vember 12, l’zfi ffll the Bllml g the funeral of our late bxofi.en bm MA}{L!‘I D. WILLIS, Master. In Memariam. BALL, NORVAL E. In sad but loving remem- brance of our dear father, VAL E. BALL, who passed into eternal r een vears ago today. November 11, 19 HIS CHILDREN, ARTHUR, WIN, NORVAL. 3 COLBERT, MAXINE AND WILBUR. 1In sa- cred memory of our two darling children who died one month apart, MAXINE COL- BERT. who died November 11, 1927, and ILBUR COLBERT, who died two years AN, ED- You are gone from me, dear children, To the land far beyond: God ioaned you to me for some good rea- 'rhen toot both of you in His goucgnl nuccmt. “samam. Xn memnn o( gur friend, ARAH DUNCAN. who departe s lite one Sear todny, November 11, 1 Your dear face to see: To_hear your voice, hear & lovely tone, Which meant so much to me. MAGGIE, RACHEL ROBERTS, EDWARD. In sad but loving re- membrance of my devoted husband. WARD ROBERTS, who departed this lite one year ago tods 11, 1828, The golden ates ‘un onen. And s 8 voice said, Come. 80 with Garewsll words unspoken He calmiy entered home: » LUCY ROBERTS. ER, HARVEY M. nerea o the memor: B our tear husband and daddy. who, le(t us tWO years ago to November 11, 1827, I think of you in silence, No one can see me We ilent tear is shed other: - Bome may think I am not lonely When ‘ot times they see me smile: Littie do" thes Know the heartache That I suffer all the 1] LOVING WIFE. GLADYS, AND CHILDREN. SCHELL, SETH. In sad but loving remem- brance of our dear husban 3 SETH SCHELL. who departed this ife one year ago today, November u. May his soul rest in DEVOTED “WIFE AND DAUGHTER. * THOMPSON, CLARENCE W. Sacred to the memory _of my dear son, CLAREN THOMPSON, who_departed thig lite et;m TR 40% tedag; November 1. ‘We_have only your memory, rences S Tnomnes o whole l1i6 through, And yours is the one we will never fo) For we are always thinking of you. 'rm one we loved has gone to res s firm. ‘true heart is still ays gave us hell *in death's cold chill: ‘When we are alone and silent We breathe a deep resret, For vou were ours and we remember, shonm 1l ¢ rid forget. 18 LOVING, PEVOTED MOTHER. wrm happy days we once enjoyed hen we were all together, But, o, how chaneed it ail 18 nows ‘Since’ you have gone foreve Some may think I am not lonely When they see me smile, Little do they know, the heartaches t I suffer all the whil m l ioked: i 'wa'x mive T my memory he is alwa: Loved Femembered, lonsed Tor aiwave Bringing many a’silent tear. HIS LOVING SISTER, MABEL JACKSON. Gone is the face T loved 50 d or speech, But not 100 far for thoughts i reach. | HIS SISTER, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUN. 332 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL 1384, 1383, CHAS. S. ZURHORST T_CAPI oL ST. Digni anto2lsk Dlenified, “Efclent Bervics, @ . W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST, NE. LINCOLN 8200. Joseph F. Birch's Sons ‘ISAAO PG Enono West 0008 3034 M St. N.W. 5oes, fea feas Frank Gexer s Sons Co. bbbl National 2473 Modern Chapet. Teiephoris TIMOTHY HANLON Puneral Director Private Ambulanee 641 H St. N.E. inc. 5543 and friends to m m-lnt Testing at “Uhe. Jom 1 chapel, 3rd and l" s of funeral later. MARY (‘OICOIAN Passed Rinds uie! t inic’s Churel 5%, Relatives and friends invited. 13 ARSHALL, JULIA STEIN. On Sunday | STEIN MARSHALL. LL, William and the late lIlnnlh Riverdale, Md. Pun residence’ Wednesds: 16:50 am. Inerm MEILVAIN, CHRISTINA BROWN. Satur “NoY Rite ot ok Melivaim, el John °A. ‘Brown and. th Lynch, ‘randmother and devoted friend of Mr Remaing resting ut ¥ R L Tues- home, n.w. Fu day, ' Nove €12V trom - Nineteenth St Baviis Ghurch ot Tpm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. joved mq late Angle Brown of Chelatine "Bryson, nnie Lounes; s new funerai ick st to Geors d n Geor iy (Signet ‘with small dhmond :nm.:.l° edhettny ot st Ampasss dar ur. lmm- ol Kdatna 8 WRIST W, foot ball ame. sn d ‘:u am A 8331811 ;: “r w4 h nld In Belasco The- leasant car on Saturday Bleht. Telephove Cob. 0712, Branch 7o, 13 73 Theater, MEILVAIN, uulls'-nyu, e adies Golden No {536, ar 1 MiSS smssIE MASON, Dresi ADDIE GHASE GREEN. Rec. Secy. % N, JOHN K. Sudde mber 9, visas. JOHN Ry brother of o Harry and_Bigon H St Modern Ohlml ! V. L. SPEARE CO. the successors of con: original w. R 'sie; °§ uuh'lf-nn ment. Phone Prank. se2s —__ Formerly 840 F S uo PO MW :|'Wm. H. Sardo & Co. & Co. Prwate leousme Ambulance Lincoln Established 1876 m 1337 10th §t. N.W. __Phone North 004 Succeeding the orlxlnq W. R. Speare Co. ecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 8 years at 1208 H st.. 45 years at 940 ¥ st ‘Clyde J. Nichols, lnc. p| oS SL MW, Colfme FUNERAL DE! lGN& Promvt Auto Delivery Bros. Cou ) 1212 F St GEO. C. SHAFFER SRR AR g