Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1929, Page 7

HOOVER TO FILL TWO 1.C.C. POSTS Action on Expired Terms of Democrats Expected Before Christmas Recess. ‘Whether two Democratic members of the Interstate Commerce Commission will be reappointed or replaced when their ferms expire December 31, will | be decided by ident Hoover before the Christmas recess, when he plans to send nominations to the Sen: ‘They are Joseph B. Eastman of Mass: chusetts and Richard V. Taylor of Alabama. ‘Taylor is the first man from the Far South to have a place on ‘he com- missionsin many years and the States put forward claims to the post. Senator Heflin of Alabama has urged -reappointment of Taylor, while Senator Simmons of North Carolina has recommended Allen J. Maxwell, State internal revenue commis- sioner and formerly a member of the North Carolina State Corporation Com- mission. Virginia and several other States also have candidates and President Hoover has a large list of names from which to choose. While he has made no de- cision, some of his advisers hold the opinion that he will select a new com- missioner in place of Taylor, who was appointed by President Coolidge more than two years ago. While some opposition has developed to Eastman on the ground that he be- lieves in Government ownership of the railroads, strong recommendations for his reappointment have been presented to the White House. Among those sup- 'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1924. COL. M’BROOM DIES AT WALTER REED | Retired Officer Held Citation for Bravery in Action in Philippines. . Col. Walter Scott McBroom, U. 8. A., retired, who held a citation for bravery in action during the Philippine insur- rection, died in Walter Reed Hospital yesterday after a long illness. Col. McBroom, also a veteran of the Spanish American War, the World War and Mexican border campaign, had re- fl-nmm' him sre a number of Senators |sided in this city since retired for phys- the Republican independent bloc. Should the President determine upon some other man from the New England section stiff opposition to confirmation would be inevitable, in the view held by some administration officials. East- man has served on the Interstate Com- merce Commission for 10 years, having been apponited by President Wilson and | reappointed by President Harding in 102, ical disability eight years ago. The citation was awarded him for crossing a rice fleld under heavy fire to carry out an important mission. Born in Hillsboro, ‘Ind., in 1870, Col. McBroom entered the United States Military Academy, at West Point, in 1891 and was graduated in 1895. Sub- se?uently he was assigned to the 18th nfantry, at Fort Bliss, Tex. In later | years he was at one time in charge of | the American lines during the trouble with Mexico. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. | Littie L. McBroom, and a son, Walter Retired dficer Dies WASTE IN SCHOOL FUNDS IS CHARGED Yaderi Defends Appropria- tions for District—Haven- ner Takes Issue. Declaring the inefficient and waste- ful*management of achool funds in the District necessitates unreasonable de- mands for congressional appropriations, James G. Yaden, former president of the Federation of Citizens’ Associations and the Public School Association, at a meeting of the Anacostia Citizens’ and Parent-Teacher Associations last night urged Washington citizens to place reliance on congregational ald and more stress on public school mai Other speakers took issue with him. Declaring’ that inadequate school fa- cilities are more attributable to il- logical recommendations by school au thorities than to denial of congressional Braths. ATWELL, LEO THOMAS. Suddenly, on Thursday, November 38, 1929, at Asburn, Va., LEO THOMAS, red Atwell (nee Keyes) and brother of Nell twell Funeral from the residence of is mother, 1116 25th st. n.w., on Sund: December 1, at 10 a.m. TInterment Le burg. Va, st 1 p.m. Relatives and me'%u H invited. BALL. CHARLES T. Suddenly. on Friday, November 1920, CHARLES T Deloved husband of Hattie Bail (nee M Pherson). Funerel from his dence, 2331 Chester s December 2. at 2 friends " invited. Interment Cemetery. BARRY. EDWARD. On Thursday, Novem- ber 28, 1929, EDWARD, beloved son of the late James 'and Mary C. Barry, aged 62 years. Funeral from W. W. Deal's funeral home, 816 H st. n.e. on Monday. December 32, at' 8:30 am. thence to Holy Chureh, ‘where requiem mass will be at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. and friends invited. Please omit . Interment Mount Olivet Cemetcry. BENSON, H. JACOB. Departed this life Friday, November 29, 1920. at his country ce, Brlet llinens. 1. JACOS BENSON, Busvan of the late’ Carrie Benson and father of Sarah M. Benson. H. James Benson, Oh ter L. Benson, Russell B. Benson and M . G. Harrington and Mrs, C, R. Loom! ns resting at Gasch's funeral Di fors. Hyattsville, Md. Notice of funeral BLACKWELL. MINNIE, On Fridey. Novem- ber 29, 1929. at Freedmen's Hospital, MIN- R BLACKWELL: eloved it ot Juin Blackweil.” Bhe aiso leaves a host of other relatives and friends to mourn her de- pafture. Remaing resting at the John hines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye s s.w. Notice of funeral later. BROWN, FLOYD. Departed this life Wed. East Riverdale. Md, after a BROWN. LEE. The officers and members of BROWN, LEE. Officers and Sir Knlchh\ BROWN. LEE, Members of Morning Star R Beatha. BROWN, FLOYD F. The officers and Sir Knights of Hendérson Commandery, No. e hereby motified of the death & Fast B0, FLOYD P BROWN snd ordered " to Church, 33rd 5 Loana M reh, 33r B Bunday. Decomber 1, 1980, ORE pm. to attend the lunenl !I order of Henderson Commandery, SN BORSEY. E. . D . 'G. "BOWLER, " Recorder, "+ Charles Datcher Lodge, No. 18, P. A. A. are hereby notified 'of the death of Brother LEE BROWN and are ordered fo assemble at Friendship Baptist Churc and H sts. 5.%.. Sunday, December 1. 195073 ot $o atend the funeral !I grder ot Chatles Datcher Lodge N M. JOHN I. SLADE, Jr. Alad A ShFeiri Bee. Simon’ Commandery, No. 1, K. T: You Sre Soratred to. assembie i Tull Temola uniform Sunday, December 1. at Friend- hip Baptist Church, at 12:30, to attend the funeral of our late Sir Knisht LEE rder, WM. McKEEVER, Em. Comdr, CHAS. FREEMAN, Recorder. Lodge, No. 40, 1. B. . “are hereby notified o 'atiend ‘& sessioh of Elks' Home, 1536 15th st November ‘30, 1929, at 8 p.m., to make’ arrangements for the fu- 1 of our late brother, LEE BROWN. Ceremony will take place Bundsy, De- cember 1, at 1 p.m., from the Friendship Baptist Church, s.w. Columbia Lodge, No. Forest Temple, No. 9, and Columbis Temple. No. 422, gre invited to attend. DR. LEO §_HOLTON, Exalted Ruler. CORTEZ W. PETERS, Sec. BUCKNER, JOHN W. On Priday, Novem- ber 20, 1025, at his residence, 1315 oth n.w. JOHN W. BUCKNER, devoted hi Band of Carrie’ E. Suckner. steptainer of » « Deaths. MIDDLETON, W, FLOXD, W vember. dence.” Herndon: Beloved Kushind of : afuneral rom Bis Ht on Sunday, December 1, at 3 Inter- et Chestnut Grove Cemetery. Herngen. Va MILLER, JAMES C. Suddenly, on Novem- Der 3% at Claréndon, Va. JAMES C. MILLER. husband of the late Sadie Don- ald Miiler. Funeral from his late residence, 129 Bouth Walnut st.. Clarendon. t 1 p.m; Sunday, December 1. Interment Co- . lumbia Gardens. 1 MILLER, 3, ©. 7. C. MILLER, late o mem- ber of Columbia’ Lodge, P& A M. Clarendon. Va. ‘Masonc. ?umm services at late home, 129 South_ W Tk “Va nt 2 pm. Sunday. De 1, 1920 ‘Members of ‘Columbia Lo e requested to asiemble at Masonic Temple Clarendon, t 1 p.m., Sunday. 1 MILLS, LUCY, oOn Monday. November 2 1929." at Galiinger Hospital MILLS f h st n.w. Bhe leaves to mourn husband, Berry Mill a Sunday, secfmbfl 1 P S." Washington's funera st n.w. MILLS, LUCY. All omcfl'll -nd m'mberl of Brisco Lodj No. N. u. Chaldeans, are reuuex\rd to mnz Ov!nlnl at 8 p.m., at Washington to_attend the [ v LUy MiLrs' The' D odge. No. 2, and all nllhnl'dmlfl 0 are invited. ' ROBERT ADAMS, S5eEPIHINE WHITHINGTON, W. Rec. 1929, . nw. 'FREDERICK Notice of funeral later. at the W. Ernest Ja Co. funeral pariors, 28th st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. PATTERSON, PURCELL. Suddenly. on Wed- S. McBroom, jr., a local attorney. . Funeral services will be conducted at COL. W. S. McBROOM. the residence, 3301 Highland place, Monday afternoon. Interment will be In Arlington. pesday, November 37, 1020 at Rockingham N, O FURCELL PATTEREON, formerly s nesday, -~ November _ 37, appropriations Mr. Yaden said: “In| QJesoay., [November a7 ~ 1929, FLOXD | pearl 'C. Biack. son of Frances Buckner A FATTRDSOY: gprmerty o and brother of Martha and George Buck- 458 ot w v e spetiae f money | Sl Lot B Vb Gl S| 35, et i A e 0T B | Sl Mnfand ird for . additions 1o scheoss winey | and Benals Brown: - Rem ; Jarvis Co. tuneral parlors, 7322 Ga. 8 festing at Henry 8 W o “b{:l' g gl ieuiere | hew tineray home. g aZiers | n.w. Notice of funeral later. pome. 467 N ok nw mera Sohoots bt In secckons’ Whers ihay | et Yoo Wasley Ghiren: Shrh 0 u- CLARK, MENRY. On Saturday, November | PATT. HENRY. on Prids 7, Calvin F. Singer, 26, Dyersville, Iowa, tween L and M sis. nw. Relatives ’D» ll"- at hl- residence, 2145 ""W" Pl 929, ° at ' Tuberculosis o " [ENRY CLARK. Rei i y Government DTSR QT s s e G, Revs 2art 370 ok noeded, and:of pour showing a1 | - 1EERAL ALY "Dtins S SR & BRI ploved S AR iy Marriage Licenses. and other money such Open Until 5§ P.M. Monday, Dec. 2d 9 tt. brother of Mrs. Martha Davis. He 3 : I and Fiorida. B (i 0 Super sion Mary F. Smith. 85, Galinger Hospital. | chumintaal ughes 22, Jackeop, M. C; wnd | portion to expendltures.” Asserting Beral fater. ritnasts muri inci fork Fugeral Mon: Matilda 'J_ Kellar, 74, 100 East Capitol st. | Robert E. Mattingl that any future appropriation Qenands % 7 EARLY, PEACHEY MARRISON, day, December 32, at 4 Julia V. Hawkins, 72] 4105 Wisconsin ave. | ~ Louis E. Darr, 21, and Evelyn E. Wood- be b Society Bandit Suspects Held. " 1 Rhines funeral ehlne r Eve Compoun Frederick Holton, 70. Garfleld Hospital. | ya; 16 otk of Alnsandrinva. Bay, | on Congress must supported. by pet e day, November 30, 1929, . sts. s.w. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 1 g Hattie & Worthington, 65, Bibley Hospital. | Xk £ poges » Yo Rel|proven needs, he said, “It is imperative | BUFFALO, N. Y., November 30 (P).—| Di.gjidence, 208 ent pl. n, REED, DR. THORNTON GROVE DANIEL Interest Nation < Minnie R. Herndon, 1833 Kalorama rd. Wiilam G: ‘ierbert, 23, and Edith E. La | that we formulate and present to com- On Tuesday, November 29, reed: ANationa anks are Carivie W. John, 3 Otis st . Clinton Duke, 30, nlleged leader of the| Nannie B. Early, axed 60 years. Remains ber 26, 1929, at Fres Paid on e Rt haries B Beaverd, 33 83 Chntining st | D0 & tank: 361 city, and Carolpn |Dlittees @ workable and - intelligent | seven bandits who heid up and robbed O R o0 0" "Pot0e 'of Tunéral heve: | DANIEL REED. son of Wiley Reed, Drother . subject to periodic ex- Infant of Eiah and Ciara Honescutt, 3 | r."Machumers 33, Riverside, N, 3 Rew 8. | school program. guests at a society dinner in the home | atter. v T (Cvce Of (uReralRETE | G Piln Barnes, Hattie Jordan. Jale Green: Savings K days. Sibley Hospital o cRnuskert Sharp issue was taken with Mr. Yaden 'of Edward L. Carson at Snyder, N. Y., b Theodosia__Jefferson, " Eunice = Reed and : & v Mary Gaither. 80 Preedmen’s Hospita fovkins, 26. Alsop. and Anne | by president George C. Havenner, who, | . FERGERSON, WILLIAM. Priday, November | Edgar Reed: ° Funeral Mondsy. December amination by the U. S. iary Kine. 47, 120 L 5t 8w: 18, Beaver Dam, Va: Rev. L. T.|DY s° . of $250,000 in fewelry on November 14, |" ‘2. 1935, t i restdence. 1524 334 £ o Trom the W, Tarvis Accounts o dotepnine ', ‘Coleman, 42" ?fi?flci'du?fimm o i o Cotheni@ s |In_expressing disappointment 1in the | and Theodore Rogacki, another alleged . SILLIAM FERGERSON. devoted hus: | Go." funeral pariors. $52 dia v na " Treasury. That means Horace L White, 38, 640 Florence nm?r?“:sc' Simms, 24 and Catherin® A- |appropriating system of Congress, de- | participant in the robbery, are under nd ‘of 'Ellaabeth Fergerson, father of RIORDAN. PATRICK D.. On Thursdsy, N & 2 HArry Licas. '35 Fresdmen's Hospital, " | Samm Jasver. o ¢ ReV-| clared, IXnm 1':“ five Ll Vh“.lll!dlnl arrest here, it was revealed last night.| Teracrson. Remams sesting "t the M| pumber 28, 1025, b R o e rity = Theodore Foreman, 22, Freedmen's Hos- d°C. Heitmuller, 48. this city. and |program Anacostia go: abou 88 | e T8 Eoimer i T 1 parlors, 2323 el O B one The Columbla LR Sl for de pital: gamilie & Grager "33 Winchester, Vo'l 5%, | uch as any other section of the city. wost. | Gt e R Satday | huveng,of Blen €, Rierdag, (nés §.Con, —_——— i 3 er at his late residence. Punerai| & 3 . : positors’ cash. = 5 Wilig W Torberi, 40 this _city, an We imperatively need both s ’“"’" BLACK BAG, small, in TronT o 2601 Catvert | Monday. December 3. at 7 o drom | BISROAT., DSOSRONE & ok rrisimas Aot B"ths Re rted Bessi Soli, 39, Bolton, Ma Rev. high school and a new elementary|containing fancy work. Please retura 1311 | Shilob Baptist Church, Lorton, Va. Ghurch, 211h et and Woodley 7d At . 5 S 4 Di&Ste C. Datby, 20, Takoms Park, Md. |5CH0Ol, and we will get them if we work | New Hampshire ave. FORMAN. THEODORE., On. Wednesday,| 10 8m: for the repose of his soul. “Tnter- Nat]ona‘ Baflk TGivi r Pavday James L. and Mildred M. Fly, girl. and Virginia A. Perkins, 32, this city; Rev. | together.” PRACELET- Dismond and sspphire, ber AL Fnsdmeanesda: | ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. |Give your ayday William H. and Evelyn Foster, boy. W. S. Abernethy. Hitting Mr. Yaden's defense of con- [ 1Sday night. Reward. Cleveland 6346. 2 tal, THEODORE 'FORMAN, the loving | ROSE. LAWRENCE. Thursday, MNove oot ?o'fi:hn',"fmsn'éfl';f.C&?}fi:’_"&:fi?" e xfl'rm;c’h Hz'lbfi'elfm\’fi"\ 18. -n;: Evelyn V.| gressional liberality in appropriating gg,lz«c?,ul‘x;acomunlu{md inside, “Bertle, | son of Josephine Forman, devoted hrot}wr 1929, 'n iel:é inmu 911 F Street Uonel & and My O Goalres. et _ | oWV & Wil S0 W0y, ana | school funds for the District, Dr. E. E: | s 488 s, nteen & nd Nowion na | s e eah i o i, SHELLES e Hhter Remainy reiite &8 Mooy . s 5 s, N. C.i Rev. | Richardson, presiden! gress | Rewar i liams’ and Booker T. Forman. He aiso uneral parlor, n protection—join forces ¥ Bdsar £ Bell, 23. and Marie E. Loor, 19; | Helghts Citizens' ~ Assoclation, ~sald: | CAMEO PIN Desicn “Thires Graces encircled | leaves & host ot otner relatives and| Florida vel v Wunera ‘.‘mn-n-n‘.’fu /ith *“Columbia.” “"OPEN A CHARGE |FCaA. Mexipie .| Qhith the exception of the State of | %% *haya d! Satuth of Sommectiout | feutiag f8, R0 P RhGes MARAYL] d i 2 N Theron W, “Nachovwell, 53, Lyndhurst, - | CAT. larse. gray Persian, straved from 1707 g . v y Capital and Surplus One Dollar or More Will ACCOUNT Biadinsptchuert 1 Goompet, B FRSiat | munity income of any state in the | Miaietol” V6 42T Rl brone. Lin R o e :«'z%‘:.',“,‘:f:. A g::"méi‘::";.": abere. 1 N Y lon. rmore, e reent- Halls Hill, Va. Funeral from the c Iwel of Bernard Dan- $650,000.00 Open a Savings Account FINE MEN'S WEAR Richwand, S NOpDoris Rote: 18. | ace of school property we can Ef,ow";" POG: strayed away Monday, November 35 | G arvyem, MARY. On wenesdar, fi,‘"m | zantiy. 3801 18kt nw, Mondas. Arg:; » Abernethy against the percentage of the tangible | sfots on face. hrows cars shewers (o hems | Der 30 1903, at Freedmen's. Howpitals | §iTaCr cameters, o LT incermen EISEMAN'S—7th & F canier: 39, Tbotn” 31 *Hichnaond: *¥a = ALY | property we rank thirty-seventh among | of “Rex':'{a No. 17.000: reward. Mra R | after, & briet illness. MARY OAITHER'| opvuto oo 51 1za McLEAN, On Saturday. Homer J. Counctlor. Wb the States.” Shos” Richardson, 1941 Ingraham. Columbia | (e’ Miss' Mary a-m-“ér coun, _ Aninie |~ November 36. At the residence of EARRING, diamond wrrouwndsd by nins | HhSHend ot of (riends, | runeral %A MeLEAN SEYMOUR. Notics of fu: pearils: vicinity of Fox Theater. Brownley' 2053 Ga. ave. n.w., SBunday, December 1. eral later. dcamh 438, O ets. nw. Reward. Phone | a2 pinToterment 8t Lincoln Memo- | STROMAN, BOYD. On Thursay, Movem. Wisconsin_3427. rial Cemetery. ber 28, 1929, at Tuberculosis Hospital. ESKIMO SPITZ PUPPY, in vicinity of HO]- BOYD, the beloved husband of Reather e HARRINGTON. CHA! on wednelfllv. i i Slonend £f eere o e Aorh ow. Rawkrd. 1337 Oak | Myc ember 3t 1686 av:, Mlaaseth's Hoe: | guscrsetnatsthay & Sevota wile ona.sor, ital, CHARLES HARRINGTON, beloved I mneh Ineis 0fs & oot eisters. and EVEGLASSES, white gold; lost from chain, rother of Willlam Harrington of EM-| Bom ot relstives mon foena Friday afternoon between Rigy ank and orium, Pa. and brothér-in-law of MrS.| resting at Henry 8. Washingto Girard Liberal reward. 1514 Emerson fia Harrington. Funeral Monday. De-| Fenne At X Ll o st._Adams 2026, cember 3. at 1 pm. from the John T.| yember 30. at 5 p . after which time at HANDBAG, tan; containing two twenties, | Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve ats.| his late residence. Funeral Sund: :fix!! %‘. 3 done HIW;D! lfl?h severlillonc’fl‘nfll r s.w. Interment Rosemont Cemetery.. 1 t’ETb!r gfl"flomt Pl“{‘ B:gfl‘ltnc-l;-‘u%flg, ndry ticket, other articles; Priday. | .o eights. - Paliis Roval santsl Slaus Section. Finder | HEVIE, ANDREW J. Pridas, November 20, | {{ei"and friends invited: 30 Thraey ave. ot e OF return to 4s4 New | ARRHW" ] "beloved son of Jane and the THOMAS, CLARENCE M. On Thursda; fate Josepn Hevie. Puneral from th November 23, 1920, at Emergency Hosplta FOCKETBOOK, on November 28; on MCKIN- | 1esidense ‘Tucsday. December 3, CLARENCE H. THOMAS. devoted husband 16y st Dear Conn. ave._ Cleve. 438 am. High jequiem mass at Sacred Heart | Of Virgle Davis Thomas, father of Ci POCKETBOOK. bréwn leather, between lith Church at i .m. Interment Mount Olivet '.i"?ll" ';l .::]‘Uml“l inclaw lg? ‘25. Ag! II‘: and H ne. and 5th and H n. reward if Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 2 “r’“ S 1 Bund; Do oer 2. ot 1 returned to Mrs. Lucy DI Francis. 913 it D T Ty Jurvie 3. fu o ML EYAX. Turn Novembes o | 55 £ Do, Einet, s SCOOTER—Child's, yellow. Reward. nu it o the ‘Frank ~A. Hill and | WALSTINE., MARY E. Departed this “ mother of Edith, Alice and -Fances Hill, | ' on Friday, November 2. 1020, at her sic- SETTEH DOG. white. female, near Eastern | cister of Mrs. Honzell Ward and John | ter's residence, 2230 N st. n.w.. MARY E High Bchool; $10 reward. R. T. Heflin, 1615 | Stewart and niece of Mrs. Elizabeth | WALSTINE, beioved sister of John §. . Howard. Funeral from McGuire's funeral | Butler and Blanche Clarke. Funeral Mon- SHOTGUN—] canvas case, 12-gauge Par- home, Monday, December 2, 1929/ at 11 day, December 2. at 2 p.m. from Fra- ker double-barreied, Thursday morning, be: | am. = Interment at Arlington National| zler's mew funeral home, 385 R 1. are ‘C‘;:}e,;A!o“I"“l.:; .V'Jld Georgetown. Reward. Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 1 l’l:TO:Ellul;;l'lT"'(‘::;\!!Tl:"le . ncoln WALTON, TIGER CAT, large, exira toe on front feer. | 1OLTOY; NREDERICK ARTRUR, Op KOG | yember 28, 1030, at Freedmen's Hoipit Reward for return. Richard W. Whaut, 1643 A h MARY ELLEN WALTON, wife of the la:: Madicon st. n.w 30° K tonn Holion Ceged 10 sears | William T Walton, mother ‘of Georse . WRIST WATCH. lady’s. white gold, 3 dia-| Memorial services Monday, December 3, O T (RS monds. 4 emeraids. Thursday night between | 11 o'clock, at All Souls™ Church, Harvar P oA S o By e Plofida Sve lgth and Park rd and 18th and California | aua Sixteenth sts. 30 N Taber 1, 8t 3:50 st Ieara: pecadtt udi.” oD | HOPKINS, WILLIAM_ ©. Departed Thurs-| P.m._from Shilal f ocnufeh. Sth REWARD 8730 day. November 28, 1923, at his Tesideoce | 8Ad P sts. n.¥. Ko ldron omclating. Eor_ the return to Nichols Co..626 Bond | {38, SWR BL" S WOEKnds. "HE eaves | wALTON, ELLEN. The Ladies Crispus At Bids. e marquise cut diamond, ighing a loving wife, four sons and a host tucks se- clat! 'm IV‘mounCQl the ats, lost at Bowle race track oD | otner relatives and friends. Funeral s | desth of "ON, Funeral . day, December from First Baptist | Sunday, December 1 wu z' umxon Bap- Church, anood, Do b, Re W. ! tist Church, ot 1 pw FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Drent. " Interment Lineoln Aemorial Ceme: | JULTA WFST uu"mré . President. —_— ery. JENNIE E. BARNES, Rec. e nmfimx’: Sofsic s EMclent Bervice, e | HOPKINS, WILLIAM 0. The Banneker Re: | WARFIELD, FLORENCE. Departed this 17+ 0 lief Association announces the death of | on Wednesiav. November 27, 19 . W. Deal & CO Brother WILLIAM O. HOPKINS, at his | residence. 2301 M st. n.w. n.omm:‘ 818 B ST, NE LINCOLN 8200. ;;lldle.lz'lse, 4703 Kane pl. ne., November WARFIELD. drughter of the late ""‘l n e g, | E ‘ fi = & H ”” Nmnm,., “CONS. e AT, "ictingnam Bf| loved sies of Berina McDA mei“ Fu J. WILLIAW TEE'S SONS, | il Suplal thois, Joliloeiig of | breg i, Loos, HPil'\ 7o RAL DI 'TORS. 1929, at 1 p.m. Mem’ger':r;a-l:m;la at Eh!irch‘:g?hnl‘l_ h;:l:eill OD::!.H;'B‘QGY D‘u‘:' CREMATORIUN. P Burus, B SN T 1750 pm. . Relatives friends invite 233 PA AVE N.W_NATIONAL i386. 1880 | oove oot in'o prombe s g o Caskel wil not be Gpened fu church. | Fila8 € T iBLnDeT NS, ) e ; e officers a CHAS. S. ZURHORST ing Star Lodse; No, 40, 1. B. P. O, B of W., | WARFILD: FLOREREE Viadey Reliel So: 801 EAST CAPITOL e O S clety are hereby notified of tne deatn of Phone Lineoln 0872. sorrow st the Elks' Home, 1386 isth st | ety S1¢ berepy notifed, Rd g2 Saturds at 3 ]oscph F. Bu-ch s Sons P e P B i Bt e i T B P S e Ty e AT D A ——., e R T BT A o e BT Do ST e S Btrprmaan T st B e e ey A s I RS o ] S R A et P A i TR S e S R S A S A SR Bt e e s e e et LT e, November 30, 1929, arrangements for the fa- | UHic 10 fi;‘z‘f"‘.z"i’:fa“""" S Yionri C BIRCH) Zion M. E. Chu;rho 29th s Ml'l n Dum- 009¢ | day. December 1, at 1 p.m.. from t e 3034 M SL NW. otsutes o0 Pactise Churohy, Desuood, g-m‘;', MARION 8. LEWIS Taa son A08: Brey e Frank Geier’s Sons Co. f:?:':? Coliimpia’ Temple, No. 422, WARFIELD, FLORENCE. Tnmates of Lydis er’s Son: . 2 2 SEVENTH 8 jonal ! Exalted Ruler. Eoulea 'of tne deatn of FLORENCE WAR- Mbaers Ghapel. Teigphers AL 2473| cortEz W ;nr_a!ovrou - FIELD Puneral Sunday, Decomoer 1 1020, 3 STA. Saturday, . between N and W . O ember S A8 Uat The Cfesidente of | & N 308N, a n G, U 5k RRESEE MR (USRI R AUGOBER | 4y oy OMPEON, W & his 1t ong, INGTQN, FANNIE, Departed this lfe ting at Gawler's chapel, | WASH! AN ‘Succeding the Original W. E. - Ssese Co. b ',,:"’n'; R P Tacrerarlaber, | Eriday. November 39, % Belovedt mother of Beoree 3033 Conecticut Ave. FillinatGE Sered metel o S 3 iday, November ‘Washington. n POTOMAC 4600 * | %rfadht me Cesidonce of per son Doy their, .}2:' "Gne, unicie! one sunt and & hoc! SU1200 it 43 ea. st OO Foat | RSO { 00N A" Jonts Panerai | Teattng at Ehgene Fora's fineral pariors o J, day, r2, at 1:30 pm., fromi 1300 S . _Body can be seen TIMOTHY HANLON | fdr, i f Dl TR ! Ihiolh Sih o olian B Pmuul Director Private Ambulance | Cemetery. L ;mm} fFon MU DRC 5 o H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 l(All"I.fll'l!Ix.s g°§‘|“".i“‘ ¥, x"‘?fi’"}"fi{ frterment Woodlawn Cemeter: 2 Ll SIERI I R . 1929, . beloved wife of the late |\ . 3 Bhulh A Rarr " Buneral Trom the:resic | WATSON, ALEANDER. oL . dence of her daughter, Mrs. Rosa Ferry,| 29 ANnpR WATSON, son of the hd 5300 8th st. n.w. Monday, December 2. at | ALEXANDER WATBOT son of the e e middb bl R T LI donpdi and Tise 16 e and e with the original W. re llllh h. of the Nativity at 9 Relatives and | chapel of J. Wm. Lee's Sons, 332 Pa. ave. ment. 1009.“‘ St. N friends invited to attend. Interment at| chavel of 5 Wm. Lee s Bons. 838 Pa. Phone Prank. 6638 . Mount. Olivet Cemeters. i | Relatives and_friends invited to attend (— g tomerly SO PO NW. _____'|p;py, MARY B JOHNSON. Departed this :‘nle'r:m:;-At‘_l:lso:::-;!l:n-loc";::m. er. - life 1t briet 1llness, ursday, - | WHITE, n y, No- Herbert B. Nevius | 1l Sof' s e Saheid Sonora | " Hinke HATTIE, SAVSEL: of he: Hospital, MARY B. JOHNSON LILLY. Fu- 2 residence. in Leesburs, Al]‘ll IA\‘K- Funeral Home neral Services Sunday, December 1.'at 3| SEL WHITE (nee !.n'm?vpmunfi&!\;‘rg; . . n | day, ] 3 wr-%%_m_n& SRUTSh, o 3. Geu T ana X, Rey, Wil | et residence, tn Leesbure, Va. ¥ D. Battle, pastor. She leaves to moura . heir 1o brother and two sisters. o Wm. H. Sardo & Co.| Gorlis Seliedsf SUGCEED 3y Memortam. Private Limousine Ambulance |. and Imogere Martin. PR o A i R 413 A 8t N2 H LILLY, MARY. Departed this life Nmem~ ot P mé ia- Haae'Coiges ____ Lincoln 0524 Liux; wany., Beperies ‘Miechinnin | " geation o (s mémpry of gur, SN Establis] 1876 pital, MARY LILLY, the devoted wife of | who entered into eternal rest nine vears "fi | Edward Lilly, sister of Bertie Gilmore | yrw SALeTeq ‘nto eterpel, go¥ JOHN R“WRIGHT cO.| Bt il siie of Bl ity 5 Shdotenst®: 1337 10th St. N.W. Phone North 0041 Winifield Brown. Remains ng at _the B ohe iciows the slaes ‘W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 o cl d J N h l l Ga. ave. n.w. Funeral bunaay, Lecemuer 1 grief that is h;""":o“.’" nes, y e ichols, inc. 1 do3, at 2 bm., from Galbraith A. M. E PO the one we VS raMILY. ired St_N.W. 1 e3¢ | Slon % LESS, NDIE. o | LILLY, ‘MARY. The Ladies' Columbia Al | BLESS, MELANDIE, In sad but lovine re: CEMETERIES. Association asnnounces the death of Mrs LANDIE BLESS, who de l'l!d this life e RY LILLY. Funeral Sunday, Decem- eight years ago today, November 30, 1941. b¥r 1, 1920, at Galbraith Churcn, 6th and h 0D CEMET! A ats S WO R Rojhiog tan ques ia ampy, " " INDIANA TYLER, Pres. o Vaultage, $5 per month. JENNIE E. BARNES, Rec. Sec. b ORI LR T Choice lots and sites for sale. LOY, EMMA D. Departed this life Thurs- THE FAMILY. * residence o ; ; - g FOHERES. BESHONS, e |+ 18 PN nlll PO EO Sl | B2 L o L e R A Prompt A IC& 'y Service. ‘hlle fl‘l J. .|A lfi)y b fit&z {;‘l»el dlfl ")\xfll‘el:n ! vember 30, 1927. Tee dsughters, Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St BaCRndb rdl Sa ENIE | Dt s saten oy gear motne ———_Artistio—ezpressive—inexpensive __ maw: one siater. Bre b But the hour of joy is coming GEO. C, SHAFFER 1 pemai services Sunday. Decembe AR DAUGHTER, BTHEL MiLLs. 530 p.m.. at Walkers Chapel, EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD. | iment ot Walkers ORapel, Va. CLEMENTS, ELMER L, In loving remein- ERATE PRICES. TEL NAT. 3116 & NAT. 010/ | and friends invited. gitace of our dear busband " and Open Evenings [4th, & Eye LUCAS, HARRY. On Wednesday, November | year ago {oday. November 30, 103 and Sundays a7, 1929, at Freedmen's Hospital, HARRY ine of awi Just a line of sweet remembrance, LUCAS, 'beloved brother of Harves Lucas gad e o et ack et | gl S mep fnd ang e Sunday, December 1. At 1 pm; from the MAUSOLEUM. That our hearts At ont ou. —— +John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Interment Rosemont Ceme- WiFe AN é’“h’k ters. COLEMAN. BENIAMIN. S'o%ifim‘.“ ‘:‘ | CShemory” o ? whe Abbey- Mausoleum |rxoxs, soromox, on suwisy, joven deparie s e 10 veare 880 today. st.. SOLOMON, belcved father of I SYSIANE S8 103 A ;‘nd izvoaefllyo:u .n’fl M"I 8 'l'mm ;l“ohnx: gudlo\‘eg x]l:,‘l'nnl and ”.q' n. mon s, " urwit. * Funcral Trom his Ved an £ residence, Sunday, December 1 at 1 p.m. before. HIS WIDOW AND CHI R! x| MURRAY. CHARLES C. In sad but Joving T o TARRY. Thursday, November | “remembrance of our deat” husband MASTERSON, devoted son of Joseph and | Iather, CHARLES C. MURRAY, who dc- AT O, Jevoted son of Joseph and | parted this life one vear ago {odays No- Eliza’ Patker, Caslus Farker “and Cory biinad L R otts. Funeral . Sunday, Decemoer 205 Trom. St Mark's M B HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. * Tenleyiown, D. ROOTS, DELIA. In loving remembrance of my dear mother, DELIA ROOTS, who de- arted, thip life twentsohve yoaraato. iovember 30, 1904. VioLa GO0 SMITH, WINONA. In lovine memory of Opposite Arlingjon Cemetery MCBROOM, WALTER 5. On November 20, | oir dert yonohtor ank 51 NoNa o192 ay Swalier Reed HospltalCol. WAL: [ BMITH, 'who depirted thid 1ifa one sear Your opportunity for tnspection 1S ER SCOTT McBR U. 8. A, tetired, | ag0 today, November 30. NOW. Vaults are selling rapidly, only band of Lettie L. “McBroom MOTHER, FATHER AUNT. @ limited number remain. el Tpadece, 501 TED: | TAUNER, FTHEL M. A tribute ob l‘q& to rk. Puneral Mo h 3 Open every day and Sunday. Niches o PR IE R 87 TABNER oho el 4 thre Ive for cremation urns can be obtained. 7. wen il m 8 Beautiful—Enluring—Convenien Tealepiow y o MEONDYSoUMTTOATE | Deaiel S e eldence T i hingr day, Decem lington Cemetery. today, November 30, 191" WeCARTHY, PATRICK J. ' ll'!tl to remember her who once ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE “(CRRT™Y TATREK, & On Frider, i s 5, P AR i, | But Who: though absent. fs fust as d THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL| lisin st b pATmiCe v’ MeCARTHY. | - Byt 0o Ueash abstnteds VBt 3 £080 ‘Write or phone office or see your fu- (nee Lannon). Funeral from his late re 1 miss her, love h!l’. llfll hold her desr, neral director for fut details gence "gn, Monday. December 2."af 80| And wal’the time, "whers. with ¥ where mass will be t b her. when death has ed awapy Office1000 Conn. Ave. Nat. 7897 iiment,Mioutt, Qo i B et e T 20