Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1929, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 2 WE PAY At Least 5% On Your Savings For Several Years past this Association has paid 515% on We ©] | surplus funds deposited with us. Start an account_today Sais with as little as One Dollar, = Watch your “interest” grow OR MORE with your account. financed Open daily 9 to § “yq on your Saturday until noon Savings City NATIONAL || Homes” " PERMANENT || . BUILDING ASSOCIATION (ORGANIZED 1890) 949 Ninth Street N. Just Below New York. Avenue Under Supervision U. Treasury GROUP ORGANIZES TODEFENDR 0.1.C. Association Headed by Maij. Gen, Fries Will Encourage School Training. By the Assoclated Press. Organization of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Association of the United States to promote and foster the R. O. T. C. in_educational institutions | was announced here with the selection of Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, retired, as president. Fries said that Reserve Officers of the future must come almost entirely from the R. O. T. 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McNutt, Bloom- ington, Ind., and Col. Perry W. Wiedner, Los Angeles, vice presidents; Capt. George F. Unmacht, Washington, treas. urer; Col. Edward A. Harriman, Wash. Ilngwn. general counsel, and Licut. C Orvel Johnson, Washington, executive | secretary. RETIREMENT FIIND GAIN'IS REPORTED \Wilbur, in Annual Report, Shows Net Advance of $36,- 447,394.03 in Year. YULE TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY PLANNED New Arrangements for Current'snd Singing of Carols Will Feature Public Event. The clvil service and disability retire- | ment fund made a net gain of $36,447,- 394.03 during the past fiscal year, Secre- tary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur declares in his annual report, made public today. The balance on June 30, 1928, was $83,078,000.83. During the fiscal year $28.019,824.28 was added as deductions from salaries of classified civil service employes. To this amount must be added $19.950,000 appropriated from the general fund of the Treasury. Disburse= ments for the year on account of annuities were $12,005,048 and on ac- count of refunds $4,067,423.54, a total of $16,072,472.42. The balance in the fund June' 30, 1929, was $119,525,394.86. During the last fiscal year the work of adjudication of claims under the act was practically current. Of the 32,321 clalms of all classes before the | bureau for action, 30,640 were disposed i of, leaving 1,681 active claims awaiting | The lighting of Washington’s com- munity Christmas tree, which each Christmas Eve night attracts the Presi- dent and a large crowd to the foot of a great evergreen in Sherman Square, | south of the Treasury Building, will bci featured this year by a new lighting arrangement and the singing of Christ- mas carols. Miss Sibyl Baker, director of the community center department of the public schools, chairman of the execu- tive committee which has the com- munity Christmas celebration in charge, has appointed a subcommittee to make the arrangements for the singing. M Joseph M. Stoddard is chairman of the subcommittee, as president of the Wash- She | is being assisted by Dr. Edwin N. C Barnes, director of public school music; Mrs. Gertrude A. Lyons and Mrs. Ga. briclle A. Pelnam of the community center department. Miss Baker's committee is planning a | lighting arrangement different from that used last vear. Assisting her are L. T. Souder, J. W. Reese and Robert Smith of the Electric League of Wash- ington, and Lieut. Col. U. S. Grant, 3d, director of the office of Public Buildings and Public Parks, and Ovid Butler, executive secretary of the American Forestry Association. Capt. R. C. Montgomery, U. §. A, director of the United States Park Police, will have charge of arrangements for the public at the exercises. responses to calls for information neces- sary to settlement. EMIGRANTS FROM RUSSIA ON WAY TO HOMELAND German Group, Including 157 Chil- dren, Arrive at Riga, Latvia, for Transportation to Berlin. By the Assaclated Press. BERLIN, December 2.—The Teleg- raphers' Union yesterday reported from Riga, Latvia, that the’ first - group of German emigrants from Russia, num- bering 401 adults and 157 children, had arrived. On a side track a special train from Koenigsberg waited with steam up to carry them to Germany, from which their ancestors had emigrated years before. Men and women with careworn faces poured on the station platform with their children, and as their first act beyond control of the Soviet Union government_participated in a religious service of 4hanksgiving under a Men- nonite pastor. It concluded with the singing of the choral, “Oh, That I Had Had a Thousand Tongues. The refugees were fed by the Red Cross. They stated that the littie money remaining to them after paying high “passport fees and railway fares was confiscated at the border by state police. They also alleged that family heirlooms, such as wedding rings and other jewelry, were taken from them. The new bridge over Narragansett Bay is the longest span in New England. Storms Sweep Spanish Coast. MADRID, December 2 (#).—A vio- lent storm today was lashing the north- ern coast of Spain. Several steamers were compelled to seek refuge at the Port of Vigo. Reports received here indicate that various towns along the coast have suffered heavy damage. "OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F Ath& FrSTS; CHARGE ACCOUNT hristmas er C costs you Suits of O arance. tyle st Tsn good aPPETIGG small cost+ ment 10 B0 offered 2 . pay in earability @ o charged . - Have your g It is lonesome here without you, H In the midst of {riends we Are blue, ‘| Bepenth our smifes are aching hearts H nat are always longing for vou. Stations. 2 Weather. ] | BUCKNER, JOHN W. On Friday. Novem- | : ber 29, 1929, at his residence, 1915 9tk st. | : nw. JOHN' W. BUCKNER, devoted. hus: : band of Carrle E. Buskner, steptather of earl C. Black, fon of Frances Bucknet Abilene, Tex... 30.48 Cless and brother of Martha and George Buck- Athany. N 50 Gloudy ner. “Remains resting at the W. Brnect Atlanta, " Ga. Rain, Jarvis Co. funeral parlors. 2322 Ga ve Atianiie City Glqudy ¥ Futieral Tuesday, Decembor 3. at | Birmingham ... 3 Rain R & Blsmarck, N. D Clear | CARPENTER, MARY JANE. On Sund Boston, Aass,. Glondy December 1, 1020, MARY' JANE, ‘Delored s i ate B. D.’and Anna | Buffalo, N. Y. ‘ dauhter of the Tate B. D. And- Antns 5 Chnrlesion, & Carpenter. Funeral {rom the residence of icago. RITES FOR COL. McBROOM |FRANK W. WHITE DIES : HELD THIS AFTERNOON i ‘Walter Reed Friday, Held Philippine Citation. Funeral services for Col. Walter Scett McBroom, U. S. A, retired, holder of a citation for bravery in action during the Philippine insurrec- tion, who died in Walter Reed Hospital Friday, were conducted at his residence, 3301 Highland place, this afternoon. Interment was in Arlington Cemetery. Col. McBroom was born in Hillsboro, Ind, in 1870 and was graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1895. He was retired for physical disa- bility eight vears ago. | ‘The citation was awarded him for crossing a rice field under heavy fire to carry out an important mission. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain this after- noon and possibly early tonight; slightly colder tonight, with minimum fempera- ture about 25 degrees; tomorrow fair, colder; moderate south shifting to west | Mrs. Lola Smith of Chjcaps. and northwest winds. | Funeral services will be conducted Maryland and Virginia—Rain in east {at the W. W. Chambers funeral par- and snow and slightly colder in west |lors. 1400 Chapin® street, fomofow portion tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy | a{ternoon at 2 o'clock. Inferment will and colder; fresh south shifting to west | ¢ in Cedar Hill Cemetery. and northwest winds. —_— West Virginia—Partly cloudy and much _colder, with & cold wave and | snow flurries in extreme east portion to- night; tomorrow fair, colder. Senior Examiner in Legal Work at Interstate Commerce Commis- i sion in Office Since 1906, | Frank W. White, 61 years old, senfor examiner engaged in legal work at the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion and a member of the Fourth Sec- tion Board there, died at his home, 1749 Columbla road, yesterday, sud denly, following a brief illness. He had | been at the Interstate Commerce Com- | mission since 1906. | Mr. White had a wide acquaintance | in this city, where he was active in the Masonic fraternity. He was past master of National Lodge No. 12, F. A. A. M.; a member of Columbia Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, and a member of the Royal Arcanum. He was a native of | New Hampshire, He is _survived by his widow, Mrs, Bertha G. White; two daughters Mrs. | Dorothy W. Falls and Miss Helen A. White, and a son, Herbert K. White, all of this city. He also leaves a sister, Marriage Licenses. ‘Thomas A. Davidson, 45. a ary t- le. 42: Rev. Jo peMnvG 8 Briges Joseph B." Winston, 27. and Anna L. Mc- Recerd 2or 24 Mo Daniel. 18; Rev. S. B.” Daugherty. Jesse R. Haminersle and Ida T. Tal- Thermometer—4 p.m., 31; 8 pm., 30; | &% 22, botn'of Lynchbure, "Va.: Rev. 1.1 12 midnight, 28; 4 a.m., 26; 8 a.m., 30; noon, 30. Barometer—4 pm., 30.36; 8 pm, ; 12 midnight, 30.27; 4 am,, 30.18; Tarris, Florence Carter, 19; | | Howard A Gra Lorton, Va., and 30.3 Clarendon, Va.; 8 am, 30.13; noon, 30.06. Highest temperature, 33, occurred at 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tempera- ture, 26, occurred at 3 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Mary H. Druckenmiller, 31, Poore. Rev. Allan F. Highest, 52; lowest, 30. S, LUCIA NEWCOMB. On Sunday, The Tides. lmi}mi‘,‘"fr."n o boleiestdence, auid ] (Furnished by United States Coast and | fervices st her” e ot i, Dates” Euneral Today—Low tide, 3:16 a.m. and 3:20 p.m.; high tide, 8:45 a.m. and 9:03 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 4 am. and 4 pam.; high tide, 9:27 a.m. and 9:43 p.m, The Sun and Moon, BLACKWELL, M On Friday, Novem- ber 29, 1926, at F en’s Hospital, MIN- NIE BLACKWELL ved wife of Julian Blackwell. She ulso leaves a host of other relatives and friends to mourn her de- parture. Remains resting at the John T. Rhiues funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye ats. s ? 4 sw.. until noon ‘Monday, Decembor ot A e 5% o) (5 ey, Mokt I o ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:09 a.m.; sun Funeral T December 3 3, at 2 pam., Rev. Shelton er officlating. | BUCKNER, JOHN W. Departed this November 29, 1929, at his ence, n.w., JOHN W. BUC d of Carrie E. Bucl of Pearl C. Black. He leaves to mourn their 1oss a loving wife, & mother one sister and one brother. = Funeral esday, December 3, £t 1:30 pm.. from W. Ernest Jarvis Co.’s, 2222 Ga. ave. n.w. Friends and relatives invited. sets 4:46 p.m. Moon rises 8:40 a.m.; sets 5:41 p.m. Condition of the Water. Great Falls, Shenandoah and Poto- mac—Clear, Weather in Various Cities. 1915 ER. beloved ier and step- her niece, Mrs. Robert E. L. Station, 'Fairfax County, December 3, at 1 p.am. Creck Cemefery. Prosise, Enola Va., T Interment Rock Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio. Columbia, 8. C. SUDDENLY AT HOME IRetlred Army Officer, Who Died at i | coLE, T, Glear Defyote: iteh Pt'cloudy | CROMPTON, WILLIAM DOUGLAS. On Sun- El Paso, . Clenr day. December 1. 1920, at 1:40 a.ms Wi Galveston, Cloudy LIAM DOUGLAS CROMPTON, nged 7, Helena, T 3046 . Clear beloved son of Richard D. and Myrile M. | Huron, S. Dak.: 0.48 : Clear Crompton. Funeral . (private) irom® his Indianapolis.nd 3012 Glear parents iesidence, 1011 Maple ave. Sib | Jacksonvile Fla. 2098 68 50 .... Cloudy ver, Spring, Md., on Tuesday: December 3, Kansas City. Ptcloudy | at 2 p.m. Interment a\ Gedar Hil Geme: Los Angeles. . s Gear tery. o Gudly 4 e s e 138 Clondy DANDELET. JEROME A, Departed this o Fla ife Sunday, December 1. 1929, At 435 amy Noreonm Lo 0% 53 39t man . JEROME A\ IYANDELET, beloved husband Okin G of Estelle’ D'Andelet and son_ of Susan L. | o i DrAndelet and father of Jerome. Atildred, Dorothy. ‘Helen, Arthur ‘D'Andelet. Ee. mains resting at Padgett's funeral home. 131 11th st se. Funeral Tuesday morn ing at 9:15 from above address, and thence r p) Eaoenix, Pittsburgh, Pa.. Portland, Me... to St. Peter's hurch, where requiem mass | Salt LI.KE éu,' Friends and relatives invited, Interment | San Antonio. 10.34 at Mount Olivet Cemetery, . San Diego, Calif 20.92 DELANEY, DANIEL M. On Monday, De- San_ Francisco. 30.00 cember 2, 1929, at United States Soldiers' | St. Louis, Mo . 30.26 St. Paul,’ Mini Home Hospital, DANIEL M. DELANEY of | 43¢ Randolph 'st. n.w. Funeral services | 5 * Cloudy Wednesday morning. December & at 10.30 | Seabare, Foggy o'clock, ai Soldiers' Home Chapel. Friends WASH., D. C. Rain Tavite e DORSEY, FRANK. On Sunday, December 1. 1926, in Los' Angeles. . FRANK. | son of ' the late Presley Warfield Dorsey and Mary Hood Worthington Dorsey. for- FOREIGN. (7 am., Greenwich time. today.) Stations. Temperature. Weather. merly of Washington, D. C. Interment in | Eondon, England...... 28 Cloudy Los Angeles, Calif. L TR 4 Spucr GALLAGHER. JAMES BERNARD. On Sun- | e * e Ghoay day, December 1, 1929, JAMES BERNARD, | Berlin. Germany. .. & .Sy beloved husband "of ‘the late Mary E. | gckholm, tweden...... §& -Qloudy Gallagher. = Funeral from his late re Gibraltar, ' Spain.....o0l 82 Clou dence, 3102 Georgia ave. 1w on Wedn: Ho P At 58" Cloudy day, December 4. at 9:30 am. Requiem orta (Fayel), Azores 3 mass at the Church of the Sacred Heart Havon: Bengae. Part cloudy at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends i1 . Rico Part cloudy Interinent Mount Olivet Cemetery. 3¢ Ratann Cubar vo. 16 Glear BAVES, JSAMC,, Suddenly, on Sunday. St e ecember 1, 1920, at his' fesidence. 1453 P Corcoran st. n.w, ISAAC GRAVES, de- RO voted husband of'Catherine Graves. sor ‘Thimbles were made of THE ABOVE MODEL WITH DOUBLE SOLE, $15 n.w. Clev. 0563, _ SR | OPERA GLASSES, black, Le Muire, in Poll's | this life on Sat- | Theater “Sunday night. Liberal reward it hos 1S | | Feturned to Victor E. Desio & Co., 1309, ¥ 1" Co. | st. n.w. fis E 8. Cevoted T | CKAGE in der meslixec. Jimes g | A e ant tters. Sither randiather of Biia Marron. Rasie . T ave. or 19th st.” now..’ Sunday ‘noon. Tewis and James Simms Reward return 1900 P st. n.w.. Apt. 010, at-spandfather of Hernice Graves. EIN. bow knot, set with brilliants.” Adams dn T ¢ i 01 of the late Reison Eolly Graves and | rother of Ella Graves. Eliza Lewls, Wil- | oak at one time. liam, Henry and on Graves, and | = brother-in-law of Rosie B. Graves. R | jnains resting at th W, Ernest In | uneral parlors, seorgla av Al as C RO e e SUM OF MONEY: describe amount and 10- | Spotsylvania County, Va. 3 cation._Address Box 239-E, Star office. nAF (HOEFLICI). SARAH B. On — E——— = | Saturday. November 30. 1920. at Maple- | LOS yood, Sinitorium, Siiver sprlne Hd | BAR_PIN, diamond center. vicinity of Col. | SARAH "B, HA (HORFLIOH), | daughter of the L am and Susan rd. or Wardman Park. Col. 2000, Apt. 684 | fiauhter of the 1 LT or office. Reward. St of 2601 Caivert. xvpufll &er\‘lrel: \‘A‘IH be i .l!( Glgr\e :1‘ ACX BAG, small, in front o aivert, | heral ‘chapel, Waynee o eaas fil’;fl-l\l f?l ?IHCY work. Please return 1311 December 3, at 10:30 a.m. Interment New hire Green Hill Cemetery, Waynesboro, Pa. BRACEL WALL, MARY F. Departed this life Mon- nesday niy levels o De rm?;xri"’.s\" at 12:35 n]\)‘n’\hnl_ h“r CAMBO PIN—] Gi residen th &t D.W.. Y F e, T o ee e Bonnectitus | HALL: widaw of the ‘Jite Jnmes' M. Hall | aye, nw. Reward Retyrs to owner, Apt.| and beloved mother of Emma H, Roborts | 61, the Dresden. Phone North 8653 28 Ethel Spriggs and Leonora T. Hall. No- | CHOW DOG, large, dark red (long: ('f" oL utetal herw Reward ‘of $25 wiil be paid_ if lo :VIE, ANDREW J. Friday, November 29, | 1929, at his residence, 1508 Park rd. n.w.. """“(’I‘l‘ev‘oflfs.! B B deeoT e ANDREW J.. beloved son of Jane and the = o late Joseph Hevie. Funeral from the above DT P Yesldence Tuesday. December 3. at- 2.0 am. Hizh requiem mass at Sacred Heart | Church at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 3 HUTTON. FANNIE December 1, 1929, FANNI Funeral ul ul female, with brown collar; vicinity Woodside, Md. Re- ;ard 203 Peabody st. n.w., or call Georgia 747 DOG, small whit from her late residenc L. on broken over los: i Wednesday, Decemb pm. Titer- EARRING. I antique paste earring ment Glenwood Cemetery. emeralds and diamonds; near Le Paradis res- | JONES. MARIE AUGUSTA. On Saturday, taurant. Reward. Address Box 132-E, Star [ * November 30, 1029, at ihe tesidence of office. g | her daughter, Mrs. Georzia S. Y EARRING, diamond _surrounded_ by _nin 2841 Monroe st. n.e. MARIE AUGUSTA Body resting at aforesaid resi- Tuesday. ~Services at 154 Pa. pearls: vicinity of Fox Theater. Brownley and 13th and G sts. n.w. Reward. Phone Wisconsin_3427. e GLASSES. tortalse shell, viciity 14th_and L. Reward. 1332 Eye st. n.w.. Apt. 86. Tuesda; WILLIAM E. On Saturday, No- 30, 1929, after - a LARGE, dark red (long-Haired) Chow doe. [ \Vi}{an LOWRY. brother of Mrs Reward' of 325 will be paid if located of | WorhiAM By BOWRES brother, of AMrs. Teturned to E. S. Newman, 2600 Tiiden st t 11 o'cle » from Lee's un- from Grice's undertak T, 19th and R sts. n.w. Relatives and friends invited to atfend. MASTERS, WELFORD M. Monday,'December 2, 1 2570 Uniyersity pl. 1 w FORD MONT- GOMERY, beloved hilsband of the late Mary Frances Macters and father of Rich- ard,” Ashby and Miss Beulah Masters and browit, _containing s, between 13th.’ Que and 11 w._Rewad.__Return 1323 Que n.w. __ POCKETBOOK.. containing sum of mone: auto permit anc other papers. Reward. R turn W. H. Lehm_n. 3461 Holmead pl. n. POCKETBOOK, on Novem! 8: on McKin- NTGOMERY, On at'his residence, Deaths. SAM. On Sunday, December 1, GGINS, 1929, at his residence, Fort Myer Helghts, Va., SAM, beloved husband of Mary Mal- lon'Siggins. Funeral services at the above address Tuesday, December 3, at 2:30 p.m. Interment private, Please omit flowers. ARY FRANCES. On Monday, De- . 1020, at her residence, South c W. Apt. 210, MARY FRANCES SMITH, aged 91 syears. beloved r of Mattie H. Smith. Funeral serv- at the S, H. Hines Co. funeral 2. 2901 14th 'st. n.w., Tuesday, Decem- . at 7:30 p.m. 3 Suddenly, on Monday, 1929, 2, at_her’ residence, 928 + MARIE SMITH, devoted wife Smith and daughter of Annie also_leaves three sisters and Notice of funeral later. t W. Ernest Jarvis ., 222 aw. S H. On Sunday, De- 10:30 a.m., THOMAS K his late res esday, Dece SPURRIER, THOMAS 1. A speclal com- munication of Hope Lodge, No. 20, F. A ed for'the purpose of eral of our late brother, PURRIER, on Tuesday, . at 1 pin. i M R LAMAR, Master, PAUL' B. ELGAN, Secy. CHARLES M. On Sunday, De. ., 1920. "CHARLES M., beloved iSe Stewart.” Remiains rest- H. 'Sardo & Co. funeral H st ne. Interment Tuesiay, av Richmond, Va. Attest: RACE. On Monday. Decom- 1929, at her residence. 919 G st. 8.w.s GRACE STINNETTE, beloved daughter of and “Ethel "Stinnette. She also s relatives and friends to mourn_their loss. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts.s.w. Notice of funeral iater. STO! SUSAN ELIZABETH. On Satur- iber 30, 1929, SUSAN ELIZA- dow of the late John C. St Funeral services Tuesday, December 3, 10:30 wm. ut the residence of duughter, Mrs.” Charles H. Cross, Silver . Md. . Interment Mount Olivet Frederick, Md. . TORBERT., JOHN BRYANT. On Sunday, December ‘1, 1929, his ‘residence, 3415 Ashley terrace, veland Park, JOHN RVANT TORBE] Funeral from the ye residence on Tuesday, December 3, p.m TORBERT, tio JOHN B, v Sons of the Revolu- It 'is wi sinicere regret that T h members of the So b the Revolution in the District of Columbia the demise of our fellow member, JOHN B. TORBERT, at his Tesidence in the city of Washington. Fie neral servicex will be held at his late residence. 3415 Ashley Terrace. Tuesday, December 3. Members of the soclety are invited to attend JAMES B. BECK, President, VOSS. €. A. ‘Died Thursday, November 28, 1929, “at 1 Hospital, A. VOSS, be loved husband of E 3'pm, ted this life, FANNIE beloved ‘mother of Geo; _ Bhe also ‘leaves fo moun uncle, one aunt and a host of other relatives and friends. . Remaing at Eukene Ford's funeral Capitol ‘st. anday arlors, an_be seen December 1. after 1:30 p.m, the above-named funerai - Decem at 1 pm. wn Cen 2 FRANK WILDER. _Suddenly, v. Decernber 1,'1929. at his res Body, on mbia rd., Apt. 6, FRANK | of Bertha G r_of Mrs. Dorothy M X d “Helen Whi t at the above residence December ‘3. at 10 a.m. W. W, Services at t Chambers funerai Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery, In Memoriam. BABRBINGTON. FLLEN NORA. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear wife and our mother, ELLEN NORA BABBINGTON (nee Clark), who passed away seven years ago, Novemher 28, 1922. 'An anniversaty requlem high mass will be said at Hoiy Name Church Tuesday, December 3, at 8 Eternal rest perpetual Tight soul and all the paried to the me: Amen. grant her, O Lord, and let souls of the faithful de- 'y of God rest in peace. ‘THE FAMILY. + ROY P. AND HOWARD McDONALD. In sad but loving remembrance of our i’:n:“lfl"dvhll‘lhl‘l‘m 50\' "h C(;L!. who left Wo vears ago. November 23, 1027 am HOWARD McDONALD COLE. who lej u': two years ago today, December 2, 1927. Doing all we could to save them, LOVING FATHE e R SroTHER: AND SISTERS gt '5 Dl“g:’.‘ é‘L/"RA ("Aflf;.] n\asn‘d!but ]fi\'\Rhl CHASE DIXON, who entered into "lfl'nlAl rest 32 years ago today, December 2, 1897, You are not forgotten, dear sister, Nor will you ever be, Fog, fe,Jone a5 fite and memory 1ast YOUR DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTH. QU PROH S e Saorn. CHASE GRAY AND BRYSON CHASE, . TINGS. ADELE F, In loving re - brance of our dear mother, DE;.’E““P, FmT[NGSV who departed this life twenty. four years ago todav, December 2, 1905, HER SON AND DAUGHTER. * HENDERSON, JAMES E. In sad but lovini y_of our devoted husband an " 'Jh\‘:lfl's‘ E.nHENDERSDlW who de- R year ago today, De. One year has passed and N %Rd fllllr hearts are still ’:;Y‘\E lere 1S a place vac: n st ntv il st i ® o home ; TR ; , AND FAMILY. S .\ly[l K:;f{?.mr. (;“'}'.\"l'.z. A tribute of rest December 2, 1927, Just a thought of dear re) emb " And a heartache still for “;ml. g HIS DEVOTED WIFE, * PAYNE, HARRY F. In loving memory of my dear husband, HARRY F. PAYNE. who passed to the great bevond one year ago today, December 2, 1928 When I am alone and silent I breathe a deep regret, For you were mine, and I remember, I all the world forget. T have. only your memory, dear Harry, To remember my whole life through, And yours is the one I will never forget, For I am alwavs thinking of you HIS LOVING WIFE, JOSEPHINE PAYNE, AND DAUGHTER, RUTH PAYNE. * PHILLIPS, MEFENER. In sad but ng_rem nee of our’ dear mother, LILLIE HEFFNER PHILLIPS, who depust ed ‘this life one year ago todav, Decam ber 2, 1928, HER CHILDREN, * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th_St. N, WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRKCTOR: CREMATORIUN 332 PA_AVE NW___NATIONAL 1384. 1388, CHAS. S, ZURHORST 801 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln_ 03 st _Lincoln 72, Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. b —_— —e d_1843 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Modern Ghanes. Teiepnone National 2473 Quick, Dignificd, Efficient Service. Automobile Service Chapel o W. W. Deal & Co 818 H ST. A LINCOLN 8300. Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 9% New York / o Main 2608 ALMUS R.SPEARE Succeding the Original W. R. Speare Co. 1623 Connecticut Avi POTOMAQ 4600 8 yrs. at 1208 H st., 45 yrs. at 940 F of. TIMOTHY HANLON Puneral Director Private Ambulance 641 H St. N. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. Shoulder Veal Chops..." 32¢ er Cleve. 4248 Center Slices of ley st. near Conn. a Mrs. J. L. Perry of 8t. Louis. Mo. Funeral ley s nn. = b 4 Neither the successors of nor connected it 9 B nor: Toate nd fomaled Searink ollars | Bariors. 1400, Chapin 5. e "Wedonday. | with the onetnes W R Tpclos SonRsciad ib. 5ia"ings. "Call Nortn 3047, Reward: o2t | December 4 (time iven later), ' interment | ment. 1008 H St. N.W. il 020G ou e Proud. o dhaddin T MRS RSN 08 Brrener e £ | B2 g, 1008 ' S £ I .| MURPHY. NELLIE Suddenly, on Satur- R W, SUGAR-CURED HAMS PORK LOIN ROAST b, 27c l:mm.lg({ghhsfinuglpmau. the 20th. R. T Ry Novame Sl s s o0 BASiE S | residence. 319 8 MOREHY. age Daniel J. Murphy. pitol st. NELLIE beloved wife of Funeral Tuesday morn- W RTY who found Building “about 11 "am communicate with Georg! Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 0 bill in I Saturday kindi 20332 o the Buckminster Lb., 33¢c LEAN PORK CHOPS.. ™ < WHIST WATGH. maws, win wemlmem | et lg:nn‘{:‘.ti:nxv?lflgi:r&n e e ety (412,50 88 IR Lincoln 0524 HE Buckminster is a good-looking x‘\‘.','.‘m ‘:5:" "?3;;;;45!"2?&‘1 Fve sta M eward for the sepote O et el ¥ fents ot JOHN l{ MRIIEHT co % ROUND STEAK Ib. Phone. Main 10402, "o oo S Rewar ives itea: W ; STEAK......™ 39¢ shoe from the day you first wear TRIE ATCR R, eiee, o dOUN N on Priduy. Novem- | 1397 1008 St NW. | Fhone North 804 s . . . / p.m.. vic y Y sts. s.w., or le: 29, n Paul, ni., b SIRLOIN STEAK v A2¢ it. With time, its rich boarded Viking el eward “Cashicr: Feli. “Frelgii EEAS .l‘;‘e.:‘..x’n.',.’u.'}»“n' Peasios of | === shelierions b i . Oftice: B M ashinton, L g . CEMETERIES, Ib. leather mellows like old wine, until LOST—REWARD! RHODES, ALBERT NELSON. on Ssturday, EMETES PORTERHOUSE 45¢ pEMEE Al dresses veimoen Koy At Wash | HOTSESY Sho 100 gLESR B GLENWOOD CEMETERY ; byl Sl that far-distant day arrives when you tmaton. Dresses boxed. labeled ‘Lansnuruh | FHODES: beloved Husband” of Nin \ 5 H £°BI5 Notity Mrs. J.H. Howe, Kid. State | hodes, Buneral services at b Vaultage, $5 per month, regretfully retire it from active service. Normai. Bowie. Md._“Boyd 431 — | geme i O S0y m Y haterm i Aviige: Cholce lots and sites for sale. BARPIN—Sunday evening at| o 8t R AT, On Sun- - 3 », Jewish Forum ILecture at 16th {43 Decamher 11036, ut ‘hek recidence: __FUNERAL DESIGNS. F 'l' ! e e TARERD — LARGE GRAPE RUl o o and Q sts., or en route between| ROBBINS. “Funeral services at Haaas s GEO. C. SHAFFER i g 1d| funmeral home. 1300 N st. nw. Tuesdsy. | pxpRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEM: o6, L lecture and 2400 16th st., gold| December 3, at 7:30 p.m." Intermens New | ERATE PRICES. TEL. NAT S NE W CABBAGE barpin with three large pearls. .,F;;‘S;“f“:m.“,. On, Mondag. Decem. | OPen Evenings D e R i ¥ Street at Tentb Family heirloom. Reward if re-| ber 2 1820 at his residence. 807 dth st Frompt Auto Gude B husband of Roberta L. Saffell. Remains resting_ st the residence of his_brother, P. J. Saffell. 733 5th st. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. turned to Mrs. Ernest 2400 Sixteenth st. n.w. A . Smith, i oy e iy