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Surely no more considerate or generous ex- pression of the true Xmas spirit could be imagined—than an order entitling some dear friend to come and get fitted to these wonderfully comfortable shoes—which are f4 of women. ing so much foot happiness to millions Sizes 1 to 12, AAAA to EEE constantly in stock 7th & K 3212 14th “Women’s Shop”—1207 F St. STAR, WASHINGTON, D_ ¢, DECEMBER 1 | COFFMAN WINS SUIT AGAINST MAJ. LEE ! Judge Peter at Rockville Holds Im- | proper Notice Was Given In- volving $603 Stock Deal. | Special Dispatch to The Star. | ROCKVILLE, Md., November 30.— Upon return to him, within 10 da; s, ,0f $603. paid the Silver Spring National Bank for 60 shares of the preferred stock and a like number of shares of the common stock of the Maryland Publishing Co. of -Silver Spring, Maj. E. Brooke Lee, president of the com- pany, will have to restore the stock to John W. Coffman, publisher of the Takoma Park Journal, formerly promi- nently connected with the Maryland News, published by the Maryland Pub- lishing Co., Judge Robert B. Peter de- cided in an opinion handed down in the Circuit Court here today. Coffman sued or recovery of the stock on the ground that he had not been given proper notice that it was to be disposed of at public auction, and because of other alleged irregularities, and held that the price paid by Maj. Lee was “grossly inadequate.” Judge Peter, however, decided that the snle was made in good faith, but that he | would set it aside and declare it null and void because of improper notice. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F _——— W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Phones § Gams 10341 the smallest detal Funeral Parlor—Private Ambulance—and Livery in Connection. JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 i Near l Years Undertakers $R. 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We Do Not Penaliz Our Friends Charge Accounts Invited | Nat. | POCKETBOOK. brown Ieathe; | POLICE DOG, two! straved trom 161 I i ; l | leased from tI | SCOOTER—Child's, | Macomb st. n.w. stray | 1920—TART N DEAD TO BE HONORED. Y. M. C. A. Service Secrgtary Will Speak at Arlington Rites. C. E. Fleming, service secretary of the Y. M. C. A, will deliver an ad- dress at the service to be held before the Tomb of the Unknown Civil War Dead at Arlington National Cemetery | P | today at 3 o'clock, when a wreath lflll be placed in honor of Mrs. Mary A. Hayward, the first honored member of the Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Mr. Fleming is a member of Cushing ! Camp, Sons of Veterans. These me- morial services are held the first Sun- day in each month and are arranged by Mrs. Edith Bugbee. chaplain of the Mrs. Edith Spencer Mussey Tent. There will be a patriotic program. COLORED MAN’S LIBERTY LASTS BUT FEW HOURS Released Thanksgiving Day From Rockville Jail He Is Taken on Another Charge. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. SLIGO, Md., November 30.—Sidney | Harris, colored, 23 years old, was re- ‘Thanksgiving day following completion of a sentence for driving an automobile without a permit. Before 24 hours had passed he was back there, awaiting trial on a charge of larceny of a coat two months ago from Marshall Louya, a garage mechanic. After the coat disappeared more than two months ago yesterday, and saw a | from his work yesterd: nd saw a colored man wearing a familiar gar- ment. Patrolman Joseph Nolte, of t Northern District Station of the Mont- gomery County Police here, was called, and questioned the colored man who said he paid John Harris, colored, of Dean avenue northeast Washington, who runs a store at Linton, 50 cents for the garment. Officer Nolte went after John, who told him that Sidney Harris brought it to his store two, months ago and left it in his cellar, and | some weeks later came back and bor- rowed 50 cents on it. Sidney's arrest followed. Chiropractors to Meet. FREDERICK, Md.,, November (Special).—The annual convention of the Maryland Chiropractors’ Associa- | tion will be held in this city tomorrow. About 25 members from Baltimore, Hagerstown, Cumberland, Westminster, Annapolis and other sections of the State will attend. A morning and afternoon session will be held. — rOUNDL. SCOOTER—Found. ¢ FOR TOST ANTMALS wopls Amimal Rewcis League. 349 Maryland ave_ s.w. Nat. A0A" LOST 5 BAR PIN-Diamonds_and _sepphires: Thursday. Return. Los Mavflower Hotel: "Reward " ' oond D BLACK BAG. small in front of 2801 Calvert. | containing fancy work. Please return 1311 New Hampshire ave. BRACELET—Diamond and sapphire. nesday night. Reward. Cleveland 63 BRACELET_Gold, Inscribed inside, "Bertie. Sept. 5. 1881 Lost Wednesday, Nov. 27. vicinity 14th st. between K and Newton n.w. Reward. Col. 1577. CAMEO PIN—_Desien Three Graces, encircled | in gold. 2x2';": on 3lst st. or Connecticut 0w, Reward. Return o owner, Apt. ._the Dresden. _Phoni th_8653. CAT—Blue Persian, "1‘4’;’?"' from 16T arid cflow‘noo large. dark red uon -haired). Reward of 125 will be paid if I:clled or returned ‘to n.w._Clev. 0 D%! EARRING. ~diamond _surfounded_ by ni pearls: vicinity of Fox Theater. v's pearis: v y ox_Theater. Brownle: Wisconsin_3427. HANDBA SRS Tr e one five. one two and several one doll bills, laundry ticket. other articles: Frida ais Roval Sants Claus section. ~Pinder 1 Atlantic 0699-W. or return {o 454 New y_ave . 3-leaf clover engraved on out- nn. ave. between Kalorams and Columbia rds.” Return to 2301° Conn. ave.. Apt. 82 Reward. PENDANT, round. carved, green jade, two drops attached to it: finder piease re- turn to Miss Donahue. 1624 Eve st., or call 8272, Liberal reward. POCKETBOOK, Ilady's, brown, money and kevs, betwéen 13th, Reward. Return 13: PocKrl‘nool( on November ley_st. near Conn. ave. containing Que and 11 Que n.w. on McKi - Cleve. 4248. between 11th and H ne and 5th and H n.w.: reward if returned to Mrs. Lucy Di PFrancis. 913 11th st. n.e Atlantic 2149, Y. st. n and female, wearin e anatags "Call North 3047, Reward 2+ PURSE_Womais brown leather, Brl nisht on Mas Ween' Dupont Circie and Dhe 5t pitase call Mva. Miio. st 31070 PURSE—Sat. am., oh Treasury car betweer Mt Rainier and 26th and R..L ave. ne: cmall purse containing $20.67. Reward. He- firn 915 R 1 ave. fee. ING, ameihvit. in Eanws Depi Siore | who " for With Box 2088, Star omiees” . communicate Reward. ellow. SETTEH DOG. white, female, hear Hieh Sehoot. 510 reware " Re 1 Hentn Ast.ne WILL PARTY whe found 30 BiiL in Djstrict Building _about. Saturiay kindly communicate with Georgia 30337 WRIST WATCH_Elgin. _Parisiennie ~ade; t in emeralds: Tues round 5 D Viclnity S5 nd B ot andria. Reward. Cashier, Preight col Penn, | Office. WRIST WATCH—On Tuc1d|l. Nov. tween Treasury and M. Pleasant; gold 3" watch with monogram 1. returned to L R. Poole, 1876 Park 1. n.y. WRIST WATCH. Jady's. white goid. 2 dia- monds. 4 emeralds. Thursday night between 16th and Park rd. and 18th and California sts.: reward. Decatur 4435, Apt. 2 REWARD $750 For the return to Nichols Co.. 626 Bond Blde., the marauise cut diamond, weighing 316 ‘carats. Jost at ‘Bowie race’ track on ov. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Je WlLLlAM LEE’'S SONS, RAL DIRECTORS. (.RLMA TORIUMN. 332 PA. AVE_N.W___NATIONAL 1384. 1383 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 1_EAST CAPITOL ST. *lphone Lincatn 0872 Joseph F, Birch’s Sons (18AAC. BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. ""_f’.';“;“' b Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 GEVENTR ST. N W Modern Chapel. Teiephone National 2473 ALMUS R.SPEARE Succeding the Original W. R. Speare Ce. 1623 Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 TIMOTHY HANI_ON Puneral Dlrnlo! lance 641 H St. N. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO '1m°fi'" CNW. Wm. H. Sardo & x Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 413 A St N & Modern_Ghapei _ Lincoln 0524 ablished 1876 JOHN R."WRIGHT CO. 1337 101 N.W. me North 0047 Cl de a5 Nlchols. Inc. t N.W. CEMETERIES. 00D CEMETER Vaulta, $5 month. Chols M'l“ll‘ ’:'- for sale. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prom Aute ivery Serviee, Gude Bros. Cow 1212 F St. ‘nflquflm‘hln!mfi” GEQ. C. SHAFFER HEER R S 4 ioes 14th & (i Rockville Jail on | 30| Owner apply 1010 8t | 8. Newman, 2600 Tilden st. | and G sts. n.w. Reward. lhnnr' with | - 7 R R = Nine Degrees at Martinsburg. MARTINSBURG, W. Va, November 30 (Special) —Wnter set a new mini- mum mark for the season for the see- ond successive day here this morning when the official minimum was reported | 9 degrees above zero, 12 degrees lower than yesterday. Unofficial low readings 'of 2 degrees were reported from county points. i Olurha of Thanks. DOTSON, EDWARD. pressions of sympathy and floral tributes At the dJeath of our dear husband and father, EDWARD DOTSON. THE FAMILY. * LICARIONE. GIACINTO. We wish to extend | | “our “appreciation for the kindness.” svm- pathy and floral tributes at the death of | GIACINTO LICARIONE | MRS MAGGIE LICARIONE AND FAMILY. 1121 PA. AVE. SE. TWITY, HATTIE M. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to friends and relatives fo- | b Ak g a0 s Ad glatives o7 | ings at the death of our dear sister. HAT- | TIE M. TWITY. { SISTERS AND BROTHERS. | Bratha. BALL. CHARLES T November 20. 1929 beloved husba Suddenly. on Frida CHARLES T BAL d of Hattie Ball (nee M: Pherson). ercl ‘from his late resi- Gence 231 Crester st e December 2. at 2 p.m. Rel friends _invit Interment Cemetery. BENSON, H. JACOB. Departed this life Friday. November_29. 1929. at his country res.dence, East Riverdale, Md. after a brief iliness. H. JACOB BENSON. husbond [ ot Iate’ Carrie Benson and father of | Sarah M. Benson. H. James Benson, Ches ! ter L. Benson. Russell B. Benson and Mr: ®. G. Harrington ard Mrs. C. R. Loomie at_ 3:30 h's funeral parlo Interment Fort Lincoln Ceme- BLACKWELL, MINNIE. On Friday. Novem- ber 20, 1929, at Freedmen's Hospital, MIN- NIE BLACKWELL, beloved wife of Julian kwell. She aiso leaves a host of other Teluiives ‘and tHiends e monn her Her parture. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. 1 BUCKNER. JOHN W. ber 29. 1929, at his residence, 1 n.w. JOHN W. BUCKNER. devoted hus- band of Carrie E. Buckner. stepfather of Pearl C. Black, son of Frances Buckner and brother of Martha and George Buck- ner. Jarvis_Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Ga. ave n.w. PFuneral Tuesday, December 1.30 p.m. E) CAMFBELL, ROBERT M. On Saturday. No- vember 30. ROBERT M.. beloved hus- hand of Katherine Campbell and father of Raymond J. and Arthur R. Campbell. neral from' his late residence. 1428 F st. n.e.. Monday, December 2. at 2.p.m. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. On Saturday, November s ‘residence, 2145 Newport pl. H CLARK. 'Remains resting at Moon & Allen's fineral parlors. 12t st and Florida ave. n.w. Notice of fu- | DOMICK, E BROWN. Departed this life November 1929. LEE BROWN DOMICK of 28 Hanover st. n.w. He leaves to mourn a devotec wife, one daughter, two son: one “hrother, four nieces. other relativ and a host of friends. ‘'vices at Pnend hip Church on Sunday, 1 o'clock. EARLY, PEACHY HARRISON. On Satur- day, November 30, 1920, at 1:45 am, at his ‘residence. 905 Kent pl. n.e.. PEAGHY HARRISON EARL beloved husband of Nannie B. Earl d 69 yell'l Rem resting at the chapel of Thos. Sergeon, 1011 7th st. n.w. Interment at Chnlot ville, Va., on Monday, December 2, a L W“-IJAM Friday. Nos mber residence. 1524 WILL!AM FERGERSON. devoted )\ll.h band ‘of Elizabeth Fergerson, father of Mabel Pergerson and devoted son of Julia Fergerson. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jsrv's Co. funeral parlors. 2223 Georgia‘rv. nw.. until 4 p.me. Saturday thereafter his late residen Funeral Monday mber 2,8t 3 B.m., Shiloh B »'ist Church, Lorton, Va. 1 F')I\IAV THEODORE.. On Wednesda: her 27. 1929, at dmen’s Ho: . THEODORE FORMA" the son of Josephine Forman, devoted brother of Mi Mary Willlams. Mrs. Christing Mrs. Jeanette Moor>. nd Booker T. Forman leaves a host of "other relatives friends to mourn_his departure. resting at_ the John T. chay 3rd_and_E: p.m.. Saturda: late r!*menc' nd Rhines al Funeral Sun: December 1. at 1 p.m., from Calloway's M. E. Church, Halls' il Ve I GAITHER. MARY. On Wednesday, Novem- Dber 2, 1929. ‘at Preedmen's 'Hospital. after, 3 brief dlness, MARY GATTHER She leaves to mourn (Fei: lu da Mary Gaither: cousin. nd a host of friends. 'Puneral hingfon's funeral parior. 2053 Ga. ave. now.. Sunday. December 1. b Interment a¢ Lincoln Memo- Cemetery 1% | HARRINGTON. -CHARLES. On Wednesday, November 27. 1929, at Si. Elizabeth's Hos- pital. CHARLES HARRINGTON, oeloved porium. Pa. and brother-in-law of Mr Ella Harrington. Funeral Mondey. De. cember 2. at 1 p.m.. from the John T. Rhines funeral chapel 3rd and Eve sts s.w. Interment Rosemont Cematcry. 1 HEVIE, ANDREW J. Fridey, November 29, 1929, at his residence, 1508 Park rd. n.w. ANDREW Iate Joseph Hevie. residence Tuesday, December 3., at 8:30 am. High requiem mass at Sacred Heart Chureh &t 9 a.m. Interment 3 Cemetery. Reiatives and friends invited. 2 HILL, EVA E. Thursday, November 28, 1929. At ‘10 am. EVA E_'HILL, the devoted wife of the Iate Frank 'A. Hill and mother of Editn. Alice and Frances Hl sister of Mrs. Homzell Ward and Jon:i and ' niece of Mrs. Elizabeth . Funeral from McGuire's' funeral )mmg Monday, December 2, 1929, at 11 am." Interment at _Arlington ional Cemetery. Relaiives and friends invited. 1 JOMNSON, ALFRED. On Friday, November 29. 1929, at Quantico, Va. ALFRED, be- loved husband of Emma Johnson. Remains resting at Gasch's Sons fun:ral parlo: Hyuttsville, ‘Md. Puneral from Gasch's | Sons funeral parlors, Monday. December 2. at 2:30 pm._Relatives and friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemete; JONES, MARIE AUGUSTA. On Saturday, November 30, 1929, at the residence of her ‘daughter, Mrs’ Georgia S. Williams, .e.. MARIE AUGUSTA Body resting at aforesat ce until 11 a.m. Tuesday ave. Slcsaar, Decomber 3 at 1 pme | JONES, SARAN C. On Fridas. Novembver 20, 192! idence of ner son, D. J. Jones. SARAH C. JONES, wife of the date J "M. Jones. Funeral Monday, December'2, at 1:30 pm.. ihe above recidence. Cemeters. KARR, LOUISE. _On Thursday, November 28, 1929, LOUISE, beloved wife of tne late PBilip A. Karr ' Funeral from the_resi. dence of her daughter, Mrs. Rosa Perr: 5300 8th st. n.w.. Mondas. December 2, 0 am Reguiem mass at the Chiirch of the Nativity at 9 am. Relatives friends Anvited to attshs. Tnterment’ s Mount Oliver Cemetery. 1 LILLY, MARY. Departed this life Novem- Ser 3, 1929, ‘at 9:15 p.m.. at Garfleld Hos- pital. MARY LILLY, the devoted wife of Edward Lilly, sister of Bertie Gilmore, Imogene Martin, Gertrude Nichols and Winifield Brown. Remains resting at the Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 3232 rugeral sunaay, Lecémuer . from Galoraith A. M. E from Interment Glenl'nlud Zion Church LOY, EMMA D. Depll‘l!d this life Thurs- dly. November 28, ,3:50 i Tl Tt hat i BV 2 BMMA B LoV, beoved wife of J. A. Loy. She leav to mourn their ‘loss’ her husband, thiee dusniers, M H. Reid. Mrs. B. Abell and Mrs, Wil. H. Caslow; one brother, T. Wi one sister, Mrs. G 2 neral services Sunday. December 1. at 2:30 p.m., at Walkers Chapel. Va. nter- ment at Walkers Chapel, Va. Relatives and friends invited. 1 | LUCAS. HARRY. On Wednesd November 27, 1920, at Preedmen's Hospital. HARRY LUCAS. beloved brother of Harvey Lucas and friend of Eleanora Lucas. Funeral Sunday; Dscember 1, at 1 p.m.. from the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Interment Rosemont Ceme- ters, (ONS. SOLOMON. On urday, Novem- ber 30. 1920, at his residence. 921 Decatur st.. SOLOMON, belcved father of Isadore and Rose Iyons and Mrs. 8. Trupp and Mrs. J. Hurwit Funeral i{rom his late reridence, Sund. December 1 at 1 p.m, 1 | MASTERSON. HARRY. Thursday. Novembs 28, 1929, at Freedmen's Hospi HARRY MASTERSON. devoted son of Joseph and Ag) Masterson and nephew of Mrs. Parker. Cassius Parker and Cora Funeral Sunday. December 1, At 2 pn. from St. Mark's M. E. Ciurch, { Tenlestown, D. C. ‘Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors. 2232 Georgia ave. n.w., until 7 p.m. Saturday thereafter at the residence of his fathei 3929 Dennison pl. n.w. 1 M¢BROOM, WALTER S§. On November 2 1929, at Walter Reed Hospital, Col. TER SCOTT McBROOM. S A beloved husband of Lettie L. AMcBroom. Funeral services from_residence. 3301 Hign land pl.. Cleveland Park. Funeral Mon. day. December 2, at 1 p.m. ln!:rm!nl Ar- lington Cemeter: * McCARTHY. PATRICK J. On Friday. vember 29, 1929, at his residence. 715 Al- lison st. n.w.. PATRXCK J. McCARTHY, beloved hus 1 McCarthy (nee Lannon). Pune 1 from ils late T dence on Monday. December 2, at a.m.. thence to St. Gabriel's Churel where mass will be sung at 9 am._ In. terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rela. tives and friends invited to atiend. 1 McCARTHY, PATRICK J. The members of St. Gabriel's Holy Name Society will meet at the residence of ml& late brother. PAT- RICK J. McCARTHY, Alli; on Sunday. Decembe ROBERT J. III.I.!I. JAMES C. on Novem- at Clarendon, Va., JAMES C. an nmbund of the Sadie Don- ral from his late residence, 350 Bouth walmut st - Clavendon. t 3 rln Sunday, December 1. Interment Cn- lumbia Gardens. MILLER, J. C. J. C. ber of ‘Columbia’ Lod Clarendon, V: We wish ta kindly | express our gratitude for the many ex- | Hyatts- | Remains resting at the W, Ernest | Pu- | trom | i loving Marion Wil- | He also | Remains | brother” of William Harrington' of Em- | J.. beloved son of Jane and the | Funeral from_the above | ount Olivet | ! : Deaths. E. On Thursday, Novem- a0 Am.. at Good Ehepherd Urocpital, Battimore: LUCY E. MiL- PR Gnuenter Tof ‘Lonia A and the Ince Lettie A. Miller. sister of Charles M. and Joseph A. Mifer and Mrs. Annie E. | Willitms. Puneral from her late resi- dence. 465 N. Calhoun st.. Baltimore. Md Monday, December 2.'at 11 am In: terment, Mount Olivet Cemetery. . | MUBPHY. NELLIE §. Suddenly. on Sais mber 30, 1929, at 35 me a1 st Sapitol st.. NELLIE EUTORPHY. aeed ot heloved MiELG Daniel J. Murphy. Funeral Tuesday morn- ing, December 3. at 8:30'a.m.. from her iate home. ‘and thence to 8t Peters Church. where requiem mass wili he said for the repose of her soul. FPriends and relatives invited. Interment Mount Olivel Cemetery. 2 | PKATT, HENRY. On Friday. November 3 | 1829, at Tubérculosis Hospital. HENR | ERATT. beloved son of Henry' and "iars | Pratt, Brother of Mrs® Martha Davis alvo leaves & Host of other relatives and { friends to mourn their joss. Funeral Mons day, December 2. at 2 from ‘John | T. Rhines funeral cha and "Eve i sts aw. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. } RHODES. ALBERT NELSON. On Saturday November 30. 1929 ALBERT NELSON RHODES, _beloved husband of Nina V. Rhodes, ‘Funeral services at his late resi dence. 3014 Dent pl. n.w.. on Tuesday. De. cember 3. at 130 pm. Interment Arling. ton National Cemetery. RIDGEWAY. LENA C. Departed this lifa on’Saturday. November 30. 1829, at her daughter's residence. the home of Mr. and Ni-s. Rudolph, Chapel rd. Seat Pleasant. Md. Funeral from the above address on Monday. December 2, at 3 p.m. Interment Ceder Hill Cemetery. We di* not know th Ch. wat grief to see her die. | Weorly know she passed away 2nd did not say good-hy. | R10RDAN, PATRICK D. On Thursday, N vember ‘28, 8t hic residence. Biltmore st nl « PATRICK D.. beloved husband of ‘Ellen 'C_Riordan (nee O 'Con- nor). Funeral frem the above residence Monday, December 2. 9:30 am. Solemn high requiem mass at St. Thomas Apalllc Church, 27th st. lml ‘Woodley n.w. at 10 a.m.. for the repoge of his soul. llll’r— | meni Mount Olivet Gemeters | ROSE, LAWRENCE. Thursday Novmher | 28,1929, ut his residence. 2343 Champlain st. n.w. LAWRENCE ROSE. husband of Catherine Rose. Remains Y!llml' & Allen’s funéral parlors. 13th 'st. and Florida ave. n.w. Funeral Monday, De- cember 2, at 1 p. from above-named patlors. 1 ROSENBER! MAR! On Baturday, vember 57. 1929. MARIE. in her 70th vear, beloved " wife of Henry Rosenbers mother of David and Robert Rosen! Funeral from ihe chapel of Bernard Da zansky, 3501 14th st. nw. cember 3. at 10:30 ‘w.m Israel Cemetery. SEYMOUR. ELIZA Me¢LEAN. On Sll\lrfll" November 30. 1929, at the residence of Miss Mary A, _Hall, Hollywood. d.. ELIZA McLEAN SEYMOUR. aged 101 years. | Funeral from St. James' Episcopal Church. 8th st. ne. at 10 am Monday. THOMAS. CLARENCE H. On Thurse IY. November 28. 1929. at Emergency Hospital | CLARENCE i1. THOMAS. devoted huspand of Virgle Davis Thomas, father, of, Cla ence. Thomas, Jr.. son of Thomas _and son‘in-law ‘of M) Davis. Funeral Sunday. December 1 p.m.. from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. neral parlors, 2222 Ga. ave. n.w. VOSS. C. A. Died Thursday, November 28, VoSS, m, in she bore— Monday. De- interment Adas 1929, ‘at Naval Hospital, C. A Ioved husband of Elizabeth Voss. Funersl services at Tabler's funeral hom A I "Mondny: Decamber st 3 B Interment Arlingfon Cemetery. | WALSTINE, MARY E. Departed this life on Priday. November 20, 1929, at her sis ter's residence. 2330 N st. n.v.. MARY WALSTINE. beloved sjster of _John Butler and Blanche Clarke. Funeral Mo; day, December 2. at 2 pm. from PFra- sler's new funeral ‘home. 389 3 Relatives and friends invit: | WALTON, MARY ELLEN. vember 28, 1929. at Freedmen's HOspit { MARY ELLEN WALTON. wife of the late William T Walton, mother of George T. Walton and mother-in-law of Eleanors Walker. Remains rest at Moon & Allen's funeral parlors, 12th st. and Florida ave. | n.w. Funeral Sunday. December 1, at 1:30 pm. from Shiloh Bapust Church. $th and"P sts. n.w. Rev. Waldron oficiating. WARFIFLD. FLORENCE. Departed this life on Wednesoav. November 27, 1970, at her residence. 2301 M st. 1 FLOREN WARFIELD. daughter’ of the late John gnd Jennie devoted loved sister neral will be ¢ Mount Zion M.®E. Church. 29th st. between O st. and Dum- barton ave. nw., Sunday. Decemver 1, p.m. " Relatives and_ friends invited. Canees Wit ot be. opened I caurch, i SHINGTON. FANNIE, Departed thia life, i mber 29, 1929, FANNIE WABHINGTON, beloved mother of Georse Washington. She also leaves to mourn their loss one uncle. one aunt and a host of other relatives and friends. resting at Eu Ford's funeral 1300 South Capitol st. Body can after Sunday. December 1. after 1:30 p.m. Funeral from the above-named 'funerai Tuesday. December 3. at 1 pm. nt Woodlawn Cemetery. 3 B ThpLia0. , at _ Brovidence ALEXA A son ol John H. and Liza E. Watson and brother of Mrs.' Annie Gibson. Funeral from the chapel of J. Wm. Lee’s Sons, 332 Pa. & nw. on Monday. December'2, at 2 p.m. Relatives and_{riends invited to atten Interment in Congressional Cemetery. 1 | WATSON. ALEXANDER. The officers and members of Andrew Jackson Couneil, 8. Jr O.U. A M. are requested to attend the funaral ‘servie our 'late brother ALEXANDER WATSON. at ¢ wm Loe's Sone funerel pariors. 332 Ky n.¥.. Mondar. Decem! . 130 pm. Al L MALLONEE. counr‘m. Attest: W. M. LA ROCHE, Réc. Sec. WHITE. HATTIE SAMSEL. Qn Prids vember 2. 1929, at 10:30 pm. at her residence. in Leesburg. Va., HATTIE S8AM- SEL WHITE (nes Smith). FPuneral Sun- day, Descember 1. at 3 p.m., from her late’ residence. in Leesburs. Va. TORK, IRVING S. On Friday. November. 1929, -t his residence. 14 16th st IR! NG 8. heloved husband of Agnes 8. Yor! in his 69th year. Funeral services at above address Sunday. December 1. &t 4 pm. Interment in New Bedford, M n Femoriam. RRY. HARRY LFE. 1In sad it loving R e SO l‘hlfi';fi‘ft three years ago today, December Three years we have missed you, dear father, May our soul be at rest. HinTeR Shimes Goa's il be dene. nall things God's w) HARRY L. BERRY AND PAMILY. * | COOK. SADIE A. A tribute of love and de- votion to the ‘memory of my dear wife, | SADIE A COOK. who entered into eternai rest one vear ago today, December 1, 1928. No_one knows the silent hearts Only those who have lost Of_grief that is borne in silencs Tor the one 1 loved well DEVOTED HUSBAND. * | COOK. SADIE.: In_loving memory of our Wear member. SADIE COOK. who died one Fear o today, December 1. 193 Her gentle voice. her smiling face ‘Are"Dleasures (o recall Ot et eloved o ol ne n v MEMBERS OF ORCHID CLUB. * CONTEE, CATHERINE, In sad but lovine remembrance of my dear mother, RINE' CONTEE. "who departed t} eight vears November 3o, 1091, Beksars it at che monastery: When mother breathed her rewell The stroke meant more than I can tell The world seems aquite another place Without _ihe smile of mother's face. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER ANNIE. * COX. WOODROW. 1In sad but loving mem- ory of a dear liitle son. WOODRO! o dCpuried this ‘e seen YoNrs_aRo: December 1, 1922. Anniversary mass St. Dominic’s Church It is lonesome here without you: In the midst of friends we are blue For beneeth our <miles are aching hearts at are alwavs longing jor vo LOVING 'MOTHER AND SISTER COX. MELVIN WOODROW. In true and loving remembrance of my dear son, ME! VIN WOODROW, who left me seve %0 today, Decembed 1, 1922, ©Oh. how could I forget, Saven vears ago tod As 1 stood beside your bedside helnless And saw YoU DASS AWAY. You are not forgotten. Dear Woodrow. Nor will you ever be. As long as life and memory last T will aiways remember thee. Sweat thoughts will Ane Years that may come cannot sever loving remembrance of vou HIS TOVING DADDY, MELVIN COX. * In sad but loving re- and sister. who departed this life one Jear ago today. December 1, 193 s Death has taken our dear loved one From our home fond embrace, Byt the hour of loy i coming And we shall see her face to-f E FA 1 did not know the pain you bore 1 did not see you die, 1 only know' you went away And never <aid good-by. HER HUSBAND, ALFRED CRAWLEY. * EWMAN, THERON W, In loving and de voted memory of our beloved husband and her. THERON W. NEWMAN. who de-> Barted this iife 4 years ago toaay. Decem- er 1. 1925 Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just & memory, fond and. true, Just a Token of love's devoticu”” 8t ur hesrts sl long for HIS LOVING WIFE AND D WEBB. PAYTON. In sad but otk ne brance of my husband, . PAYTON WEBE, who Dassed swas- one yber ago 161 day, December 1, 1928, Nobody knows my longin; : But few have seen me Weep. 7o 1 shed ‘my lears from an aching heart When ‘others are I HIS DEVOTED WIFE: CORNELIA WEBE. ~ WHITBY, JUNIOUS—SALLIE. In loving s membrance of our dear parents WHITBY, who suddenly’ passed. the gioar, beyond November “30. "1 WHITBY, whe |ud&'nl‘ run’ into the great bevond February 3 & The vears may wipe out many things But this they’ wipe T." nev The memory of anrs Wnen we ‘mere ai GUY HEFRY.