Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1929, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1929. * 9 [ here, wh h 1 1920 until | the Maccabees and the Protective Home 1 N WILLIAN F. BOPPDIES jiae shes bv s s 130 il iiooessees 18 th oot sose | MRS, ELIZA D. HOPKINS DU”B]’S AN“”U"Y BB e PRI . AR Beaths. AFTER LONG ILLNESS |home, 201 Rock Creek Church road: | ni:'Gook Bopp: ‘ brother. Chatles R. DIES IN ALEXANDRIA ng Healn et i s il gl moues’ | MM nelincd 1o attenda % sewlon 1 | SWIGGETT, GORA. On Saturdary Decam: o CORA SWIG- Sunday after a long illness. Funeral | Bopp, and three sisters—Mrs. Jefferson James A.“and Mary L. Thomoson, boy. dence. ‘51 Quincy pl. n.w. st 2011 Ceorgin sve. Tuesday | GETT, beloved wite of Alired T. BWiggeit. scovices will be conducted at the S. H. | Davis, Mrs. Margare! d Mrs. Robert "E. and Helen B. Deny i -7 ETT, Retired Bailiff of Juvenile Court |Hines Co. funeral home, 2601 Fourteenth | Charles Proctor. o Wife of Realty Operator, Native of Homer and Josephine Riker, &ifl. | LR e U R 7| Bhe also leaves one son. Prancis Lynn: street, tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. Ly s James and Katherine Marshall, sirl. B on FATRFAR ™ Geremony will take | mMother. Alice Archibald, ‘and other rela- Will Be Buried in Arlington | Byriai will be ir Arlingto. Cemetery. Matsi i s iy Henry E and Jotentine Johtison, sirl. place Thuraday, Décember 10. 1920, at 1| Gafbealfl A" M- E. Zion Ghureh., oih, ot Cemetery. arriage Licenses. Long Time. Joseph L. and Edith Young. boy. Va., but had resided in this city many| Lo BL 0 To L Mr. Bopp was a native of Leesburg. George snd Estelle Deves. bos. OO S i el D between 1 ind M sts.'n.w. Wednesday. Wil Prederick Boj 1 H d for eight in the Y. Mrs. Eliza Dodge Hopkins, 69 yea Eimer M and Vivien G. DeLilly, oy 3 am eric] pp, 71 years|years. He served for eight years Goct & b o rs. Eliza Dodge Hopkins, years . g 5 T M an {an G. DeLilly. old retired bailiff of the Juvenile Gourt | Reguiar Army. He was a member of | Res ‘onn & Brigws. % ol nte at Frank B Hopkins, res1 | Dr. Hrdlicka Advises Caution R e Juvenlls o e 85: Forest Temple, No. 9, and Columbin | SWIGGETT on Wednesday. December 1 Temple, No. 433, afe invited to attend at 1 o'clock at Galbraith Church, 6th st. DR. LEO 8. HOLTON, E. R. between L and M sts. n.w. CORTEZ W. PETERS, Sec. | 'MRS. JOSEPHINE BEAL, Pres. John T. Rhines' funeral chapel, 901 3rd D pm. S e e A it to” attend | SWIGGETT, CORA. ~The Ladles' Augiliney Elijah C. Lee, 2! e s estate operator, died at the Hopkins will ‘assemble there not later than 12:30 | to the Drivers' Beneficial Society, No. i, Selock Thursday. © Golumbia Lode. No. | ate notified of the funcral of Sister COR: vid Yurow, 29, . 22: | home in Braddock Heights, Alexandria, A B o REVW. 7 Roenbioom. ATne Gerson Va., yesterday afternoon after a long Until Find Has Been Passed @&"‘l\fl nf (Lhflllkfl. WIGGETT, C VIGGETT, CORA. Col. Chas. Young Re- Willie B’ Collins. 23, and Naomi G. 8trong. | {jiness. " i Bl g sl g BUCKNER. JOHN W. T wish to kindly ex- | FISHER, LUVENTA V. On Monday, Decem- | SSociath 19 Rev. Mitchell Wilcox. op by Scientists. ‘Dicss My eratitude 1or (he many expres- | ber 16, 1929, LUVENIA V. FISHER. aged | of the desth st Mas. CORA SHIGOEIS \J Nicholas £ Lusito, 35. and Dorothy M.| Mrs. Hopkins was a native of this § Hyler, 20: Rev George G. Culbertson. city and residec_ here continuously uatil Slons of sympathy and foral tributes at vears. Funeral from her Iate resi- | rrralsWenrord H : - 210 Rev seman. . ’ GCKNER. : e ot 2 pme 4 pm. from Galbr 5 e oMty 20 and Jooha Pettus, 21: | husband about 13 years ago. She Was|p, yno assciated Pr | COOK, JAMES JOSEPH. W wish to extend | Wwood Cemetery, PAULINE MARGHALL, Prenident,” Rey W D. Battl the daughter of the late Alexander and our 'sincere thanks to our many friends | FORD, WILLIE ANN. Departed this life | MARY E. BOWMAN. Rec. Secy. . - ey Thomas 8. Wilson, 37. end Lilllan Swain. | glizabeth Ford Dodge. While residing Doubt that bones recently found near | and “reiatives for their sympathy and i luddeniy Sunday. Decemper 15. 1929, ai | SWIGGETT. CORA. Th 7th & F STS. | 24 Bom of" Filzabeth "City, N. .1 Rev. . | AL, SOr ¥ n active member | Peiping, China, are as old as claimed | beaulful forat Tiivuics at he dea of | hereedfaence it Sefooi st ¥ "Nouee | “ional Ughers' Urion e gl momine Jare Siinon. 27, this city. and Mary L. |of Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church |has been expressed by Dr. Ales Hrdlickn, | MR. AND MRS, WILLIAM J. COOK. 622 | Barnenc Gras & o uninal foaun® gaf | of the District of Columbia snnounces the Our Annual Christmas Sale Now in Progress All $35, $40 & $4 SUITS & O’COAT Now Reduced to 24 33 ON LIBERAL CREDIT Men are snapping up these great bargains. And why shouldn’t they...when they can save from $6.25 to $11.25 on every suit and o'coat. Despite the low sale prices, you can buy now and pay aiter Christmas, in convenient sums easy to mect. Open an account. | Youne. 23 New York Gitv: Rev. J. T. Hatvey Hil'iard A, Shamwell, 2. and Dorothy W. Killingsworth, 21: Rev. R W. Brook George W ' Clarke, 23, and Haitie K. Holder. 18, both of Richmond, Va.; Rev. Homer J. Couneilor. Oscar H. Frisk. 23, and Ruth E. Sundshan. 25 both of Hartford, Conn.: Rev. Hennig. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to | the Health Department in the inst 24 hours: Charlotte E. Ostrander, 83. 100 B st. n.e. Cliva k. Kastrom. 19, 1230 B st. Edward N. Masters, 62, St. Elizabeth Hos- ital ' Biine G, Matiack, 83, 620 B ot ne. illiam Hawkins, 83, St. Elizabeth’s Hos- 80, 1405 Rhode Tsland ave. 243 9th st. n.e 26, Georgetown Hospital . 23, Emergency Hospital, Infant to Harry and Bessie Bachr i hours, Columbia Hospital. Mary Bres, 64. 1113 Rhode Island ave. James McPherson, 60, 2601 Sheridan jra; Se; Mary Kine. 50. Gallinger Hospital. Martha Hawkins, 43. 609 3rd st. ~w. William H. Brooks, 40, 2539 Sherldan rd. 3. yEdward Hansoroush, 20, Tuberculosis 0D William Parker, 24. Emergency Hospital. Burke Lewls. 2, 1004 6th st. | OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F DRESSES DYED EEEEEEEEE Any Xind $2.50 Memorial ‘Wreaths for Christmas The Red Ruscus, nolia Leaves the Mag- and the Heatherd last indefinitely. Priced $2'5=0 Up We Ship When Desired Highly Decorative Christmas Centerpieces of Red and middle ..... Imported Jardinieres, Filled with Straw Flowers \'rllnw”a‘m[”(}.r‘tr.n $ l .00 Cash & Carry Flower Stores 807 14th St. N.W. 609 12th St. NN\W. 804 17th St. N.W, FOSTER’S DYE WORKS S.E. Corner 11th and You Sts. N.W. Phone North 2125 IF IT'S YOUR and In recent years had been active in the Southern Methodist Church in Alaxandria. uneral services will be conducted at the home tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. D. L. Snyder, pastor of the Southern Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Congres- sional Cemetery. Mrs. Hopkins is survived by her hus- band, a son, Lawrence A. Hopkins: a grandchild, Mary E. Hopkins, and a sister, Mrs. Cornelia B. Dodge, all of Braddock Heights. PROBE ALLEGED FRAUD. Firm Raided, One Arrested, in $1,- 000,000 Stock-Fleecing Job. NEW YORK, December 17 (#).—Two assistant United States attorneys yes- terday led a raid on the offices of Graham Taylor & Co., dealers in in- vestment securitles, and arrested one man, who, they said, was not one of the “big guns” they sought, Lowell Wad- mond, assistant United States attorney, said that information furnished by Post Office inspectors indicated that ‘“more than $1,000,000 had been taken from suckers by the gang operating under Graham Taylor & Co.'s name within six months. Morris. the man in arrest, was ar- raigned before United States Commis- sioner Francis A. O'Neill on a charge of using the mails to defraud and was held under $2,000 bond for the Fed- eral grand jury. Wadmond said the complaint which ied to the raid came from St. Louis, where an unnamed person had been ad- vised by a telephone “tipster” that Standard Oil of New Jersey was a good stock to buy. The person remitted $16.~ 000 in cash and some good stocks, Wad- mond said, and received in return an envelope containing not Standard Ofl, but 200 shares of worthless securities. WASHINGTON’S FINEST MEN’S IDEA TO GIVE SHIRTS WE SUGGEST noted Smithsonan anthropologist. “Not until the remains have been | passed upon by outside expert sclentists | can there be any talk of vast antiquity,” “The finds, as reported, are highly in- teresting and may prove of considerable value, but until the whole subject has been studied by outside experts it is best to preserve caution.” ‘Ten headless skeletons and one com- plete skull were reported found in lime- Stone quarries at Chow Outien, 30 miles from Peiping. Local scientists were hesitant to ex- press opinions on the remains until they had detailed scientific descriptions, but several ventured that “the cases do not have earmarks of ancient discoveries.” Part of the hesitancy was due to the number of skeletons found, for, it was pointed out, ancient discoveries do not g0 in groups. The absence of heads was also looked upon as indicating more modern re- mains because so-called ancient man did not have knives and is not believed even to have had heavy stone axes. Opinions were expressed that the ab- sence of heads may indicate some an- clent ritual of beheading, the presence of head hunters in the region, execu- tions. or other manifestations that were labeled “‘more modern.” Part of the caution also was due to reaction to a find made several years ago of a jawbone in the same region. The jaw contained three teeth, largest being toward the front of the mouth and the others decreasing in size toward the back. According to present scientific opinions, the decreasing size of teeth is only associated with more modern man. One shoe dealer in France says shoes | intended for American women are too narrow for the French feminine foot. ‘Twelve thousand oysters were eaten | on the opening day of the annual oyster feast at Colchester, England. WEAR STORE H st. 5.w. RANDALL, JENNIE E. We wish to extend our_sincere thanks to our relatives and friends for their sympathy and beautif:l floral_tributes at_the death of our loved one. JENNIE E. RANDALL % MRS. D. KINSINGER AND FAMILY. Deaths. LUCY. On Monday, December 16, 4930 at Gaiiinger Hospital; LUCY AILER. devoted sister of Rev. Peter Ailer. She also leaves to mourn her departure’ many other 'relatives and {riends. _Funeral Thursday. December 19. at 11 am.. from the John' T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and ‘Eve sti. sw. Interment Rosemont Cemetery. 18 BOPP. WILLIAM FREDERICK. On Sunday. December 15. 1929, at 10:25 p.m.. at residence, 201 Rock Creek Church Td. n.w.. WILLIAM _FREDERICK = BOPP. _beloved husband of Jennie Cogk Bopp. Services at the 5 H. Hines Co. funeral Home, 2901 14th st. n.w. Wednesday. December 18, at 11 am. Interment Arlington National Cemetery 17 CABLE, WILLIAM. On Monday, December 920, at Garfleld Hospital. WILLIAM amed 72 years. of 4404 15th st Funeral services at Hysoux's funeral 1300 N st. n.w., Wednesday, De- r 18, at 2 pm. Interment’ Fort Lincoln Cemetery. COLBERT. MAGGIE. On Sundny, December 18 . at St Elizabeth's Hospitel. COLBERT. mother of the late M. Colbert, ‘srandmother of How- ard, Thomas and Frank Colbert. Funeral services at the John T. Stewart funeral | pariors. 30 H_st. ne. Wednesday, De- Cember 18, at 1:30 oclock. _Interment Harmony Cemetery, Relatives and friends invited z CUTHRERT, Dr. MIDDLETON FULLER. Op Sunday _evening, December 15, 1929, al his residence. 1462 Rhode Island ave. n.w., Dr. MIDDLETON FULLER CUTHBERT son _of the late Rev. James H. and Julia E. Cuthbert. Funeral services will be held at St Alban's Church, Wis. and Mass Aves. w. on Wednesdy, December 18 at 4 p.m. Inierment private. i1 DALY. FRANK X. Suddenly, on Sunday. De- ember 15. 1925, at his residence, the Ar- onne Apis. 1629 Col. rd. n.w. FRANK X DALY. beloved husband of Anna Gene- vieve Daly (nee Peity). Funeral from his late residence on Wednesday. December 18. at A:30 am_ Requiem mass at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited to attend Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers 17 DEVEREUX, CAROLINE E. On Monday. December ‘16, 1929. CAROLINE E.. beloved wife of the late Frank N. Devereux. Fu- nerai from her late residence. 2031 North Capitol st.. on Thursday, December 19. 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass At St. Martin's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment, private, at Rock Greek Cemetery. 18* DODSON, MARY E. On Monday, Decem- ber 16, 1929, at her residence. 1854 Mon- roe st. n.w. MARY E. DODSON, wife of Francis E. Dodson and mother of Mrs. George 'W. Soelner and Mrs. Shirley E. Downing. ' Services (private) at the above address Wednesday, December 18 AL 2 pm 17 DOYLE, JOHN T, On Tuesday, December 17, 1929, at his_residence. 3518 30th st. n.w. JOHN T. beloved husband of Flor: ence Doyle. funeral hereafter. * ELLIOTT. CARRIE K. Suddenly, on Tues- day December 17, 1929, at her residence. 7322 10th st. nw. CARRIE K. ELLIOTT. beioved mother of Lester E. and Glenn E Elliott. Funeral from W. Warren Talta: vull's funeral home, 14th and Spring rd n.w. on Friday. Décember 20, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemctery. 19 FOUND. . small, shaggy haired, white with tan black patches from eves to mouth. lev.” 4081-J. i gy OGE_Doberman _ Pinscher Great Dane. -hatred “terrler and police dog. — Cali s 6990. DOG, small_black and_white, red ribbon around neck. Phone Atiantic 1360-W, or apply_20 5th st. n.e. | FOUNTAINE, SUSIF. Henry Lincoln John- | GRAY, MARY FLIZABETH. On Tuesday. | GUITON, ALFRED. On Wednesday, Decem- | HOWARD, EDWARD. Mount Olivet Tal 45 st sw. son _Reliy Association. Yo e oy Hotined ‘or “Tho"deatn of Mrs SUSTE FOUNTAINE on Novmeber 15, 1929, New York Cll{iRsAxlgilg'lnggkflnp'. BERTHA B. KING, Rec. Rec. " © 0% GATES. WILLIAM E. On 3 - cember 14, 1929, WILLIAM E.lS'Ad';éS- ?:- loved husband of the late Marcia E. Gates and father of George H. Gales and Joseph J. Gates. Funeral from the Wm. H. Sardo & Co. funeral chape . n.e. on Wednesday, Decemb p{ }?l:‘:‘}lfl Rtl;,'.‘vl:r!"";l!lfl friends invited tional Cemetery. gl GRAVES, J. ANNA. Monday. D A 1926, 5. "ANNA' GRAVES. peloced wife, of George 'Graves and daughter of the late | Willlam and Maria Prout and the loving sister of Elizabeth Holbrook. Ida M. Brown :g"dd(“m:‘:" :(!. BPrfl;ll. “l;lm?rn:‘ from late Church “Wednexday, December 15, at 8 December 17. 1930, at 845 s m.. residence. 481 Ma. ave. s . MARY ELIZA: BETA GRAY. bejoved wite 'of Georse 1. | jrav. Funeral from her. late residence Thuriday, December 19, - et plvate Sl snsa ber 18, 1020, at 1o am. A brioved Tather of “Lililan- R RO U and Katie Guiton. who died &t Whipple Bar: racks. Arizo in' 1903, Will be puried With military honors at Arlington Cemetery: + GUITON. MARY A. On W . De- Cember’ 18, 1020, 4t 10 a e The bedy ol MARY A. GUITON will ‘B¢ _taken irom JAUL ab” Ariington Cemetery Tor intgr- HARRINGTON, JAMES. Departed this life Sunday. ' December 15, - 1939, JAMES HARRINGTON. beloved husband of Mrs. | Carrie Harrington and facher of Lilli and Baward Harington. - Remains- feets ing_at J. T. Stewart funeral parlors, 30 I st ne.untl 11 am. Wednesday, De- | cember 18, thereafter at his late res dence, 2039 Gales st. n.e. Funeral Thurs- day. 'December 19.° from Mount Pisgah Baptist Church, 19th and Gales sts. n.e.. at 2 p.m., Rev. Johnson officiatine. 18 HOPKINS, ELIZA DODGE. Departed this life ‘on’ Monday, December 16, _193f 1:50 pm. at_her residence, Bradd | Heights, Va. ELIZA DODGE HOPXINS, | aged 89. beloved wife of Frank E. Hopkins. Funeral Wednesday, December 18, at 2 p.m. Intérment Congressional Cemetery. * HOWARD, EDWARD. On Sunday Decem. ber 15, 1929, at 1'45 p.m., at his resi- dence, 1327 E{e st. EDWARD HOWARD. devoted husban: Jennle Howard, stepfather of Mrs A He alsc leaves many other re ives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. sw Funeral Wednesday, December 18, at 1 pm.. from Second Baptist Church. 3rd st. between H and Eye sts. n.w. Inter- ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. HOWARD, JAMES E. All membe; Golden_Link Lodge, 62, 1. O. of G. 8’? tno D_of 8., wili assemble at the Fishérman Temple, 320 F st. s.w.. Tuesday. Decem- JAMES E. HOWARD. Funeral Wednes- day, December 18, 1 o'clock, from Second BENJAM'N WATKINS, F. S. SR b ate Roted of the. dsath of men: o Brother EDWARD HOWARD. _Cal “m-e‘z- ing Tuesday, December 17, 129, at 7:30 p.m.. at the hall, 330 F st. s.w.. to make arrang>ments for the funeral. which will be held Wednesday. December 18, at 1 p.m., from Sécond Bantist Church, 3rd s petween H g 1 CLAGGETT, R. W. R SARAH BROOKS. R. W. Scrice. HOWARD., EDWARD. Officers and Members of Peter Boston Lodge, No. 35, N. G. U. O. of Chaldeans. You re mnotitled to ke neral Wednesday, December 18, at i . Tfom Galbraith A. M. E. Z. Church. 8th st. Eetween L and M sis. now. Plesie be resent, AN DAVIS, Pres, BIH M ATRINS. Sec'v: o TAYLOR. LOUISE. On Tucsday. Dece AT U0, 0% her reattence 201 DRt n.w. LOUISE TAYLOR. devoted wite o James Tayior and mother of James. i daughter of Joseph' and_Sarah' Dade, sis- ter ‘of Alberta, Ethel. Mary and_ Waiter Dade. Notice of funcral iater. Remuins resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. fu- neral parlors, 2222 Georgia ave. n.w. TRAMMELL. ELIZABETH. December 16, 1929, at her daughter's residence. Mrs. H. R, Thompson. Brown ave. East Falls Church, Va.' Mrs. ELIZABETH TRAM- MELL. ' Funeral 2 p.m. December 18, from " her late residence. Interment in Onkwood Cemetery Falls Church, Va. 17° { UPTON, SARA CARR. On Monday, Decem- ber 16,7129, at her residence. 1725 19th st. n.w. SARA CARR UPTON. Funeral from St. Matthew's Church, Gonn. av and, Rhode Island ave. Wednesday , ot 9 am. inter - gember 18, & ment at Fre WEST, SUSAN. On Saturday, December 14, 1929 at 11:10 p.m.. at_her residence, 1024 17th’ st. n.w., Mrs. SUSAN WEST, beloved mother of George. Emanuel and Benjamin West. She also leaves to mourn her de- parture nine grandchildren, six gre &randchildren and a host of other relatives And friends Remains resting at the John T, Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Ese st s.w. Funeral Wednesdny. Decembe 1, Bms, from “Third Bevtiat Chure sts. n.w, Int and’ Gue erment Payne's In Memoriam. ARMSTRONG, LURETTA H. In loving te- membrance of our devoted sister,® LU= RETTA HARRIS ARMSTRONG, who died one year ago todayv. December 17. 1928, HER SISTERS AND BROTHERS, * CISSEL, MENRY. In sad but o orance " of iy [dent® PuSnandes HENAY CISSEL, ‘who deparied nis"ite "cieven years aro today, December 17, 1918, The hands that did so How helpiessly they. Taye 1O ™ God knew they worked continuously, Byt ‘hey are gone today. HIS LOVING WIFE. NETTIE CISSEL. * CLARK. JAMES M. 1In loving remo o of ‘my ‘dear broiner. JAMES M. OLAEK who dled one year ago, December 16, 1928, Loved ir life. in death remembere " LOVING EI8TER: FANNIE MekAY. 'REEMAN, HENRY. JOHNSON, Bacred to the memory of oGt Joved onos: Smnet G G Bveen oSN, November ‘1, 1932. . — No_matter how heavy our loss Is. No matter how great our despair. Does not heaven seem nearer and brighter To know that our loved ones are there? MRS. MALINDA FREEMAN AND FAMILY. HILL. MARJORIE A. Sacrs of ‘my” beloves Qaugitier. MARJORSE & HILL. who departed this lifs " nineteen years'ago todav. December 17, 1910. HER DEVOTED MOTHER. FLORENCE JOHNSON. JAMES A. A tribute of It remembrance to a beloved h“!bl:;‘ lgg son, JAMES A. JOHNSON. who departed !l=|zl life one year ago today, December 17, Surrounded by friends, wi o H sl oL T SR Longing, dear Jimmie, for ’ne‘:lll . The bright, happy face w:‘}:ge‘d“s‘;' well. ‘The sweetest memory is all we have left Of our dear one that's gone to rest. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND MOTHER. * | SMALLWOOD. GEORGE. In sad but oy ing remembrance of our dear today, December 17, 1901, © T AT 480 Remembrance is a golden chain But in_our aching hearts we know present at a call mesiink Tuetdsy eve- | ' Death tries to break, but all in vain, s ning. December 17. 7:30 p.m. at men’s Hall, to make arrangements for the funeral of our late brother, EDWARD | HOWARD, Wednesday, Decamber 18, ot 1 p.m., Second Baptist’ Church, SADIE W. HAYMAN. W. Fin. Sec. * her- | We nave no “husband and fath DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. THOMAS. MAGGIE. Iy sad but loving e ce_of my dear wife, 18 THOMAS, who deparied this life three years ago today, December 11, 1926, Metro. 7433 Metro. 9369 o] m & X m Green Flowers with Red Candle in th m w(-rs‘ V\|| T ?ll‘ ell"‘_ 41C $l.50 up o] Franklin 10391 AR DAL D0 Jihoe "Cil "Rdams' TA0: | HUNT, LEONIDAS F. Entered it rest >Mtag No. al i | myuNT, NID. 4 ered into rest| Rememb: reward.. Monay. December 18, 1920, at 12:30 pim. | ‘Death tries jo break et aiin vain. = s o |[——|o]lc———[a]c———7] e o s | Bt o Tt G SERERL | TSR cheateh SOt e [Gj——r=i] o] & B RREr "in downtown Stores Monday. Elisabecn . Hunt and father 'of Hroert | s the’ areatest bocront ot my heart. e ————————————————————————————————————————————— ward if returned to Copley Courts, Apt. 104 ¥; Hunt, Funer;:oryegrcs;i‘alv. Dfl“.fimber The years may wipe out many thing: i _ 19 o en Rt s e residence, But this they wipe out never— W DOG. dark red. lo 1 ‘The memory of those hi Gbonna D e paia 47 Jocated 'of ‘returned | MUNTER. HARRIET. On Sunday. December When we both ‘wers together " to 2600 Tilden st. n.' Cl._0593. 1 15 1920, at 830 p.m.. at her residence. HER LOVING HUSBAND. * | DOG, large Bcotc llie, tan 4 1515 P SlL nli ‘}‘IARRIET. beloved mother | PQg;, Tarac, Satch, colliy, tap Aad Wi | of onarlous B Hunter, "Reaulem mass'at | tiirRed (o 1300 Farragut at. n.w. Phone Col | 5tq M° Wednesday. 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Join Our Christmas Savings Club Wi $ The ‘“Duke” a white English Broadcloth Shirt that makes a princely gift ‘White English Broadcloth shirts tailored in a smart manner to lend a dress appearance to the gentleman’s ensemble. Manhattan skill, thus assuring you perfect cut and fit. Sizes 1315 to 17%;,—sleeve lengths 32 to 35. Wrapped in Christmas boxes. HEADQUARTERS FOR MANHATTAN SHIRTS 52 $2.50 $3.50 $4.50 Here’s another gift he’ll welcome! MANHATTAN PAJAMAS English broadcloth pajamas in patterns that are new—colors you'll like. All sizes. In Christmas boxes. [All Gifts Exchangeable] Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street Tailored with | DOG— Seth W. Richardson, Wisconsin 2476, Dept._of” Justice. B A > tan_color, long fluffy ha ‘d. Call Ga. 2627 ___ . DOG. small, black and white, medium long Brown esrs: 'vicinity Baptisi Children's | Country Home. _Call_Clev. 4754. DOG, Pekingese, biack, answers o name | Snoopy Good reward. Charles Chidakel, 1014 H gt ne. Atlantic 1776 ELGIN WATCH and _bracele near court nouse, about Dec 11; reward. 311 G st. n.w. FRATERNITY PIN with name on back, be- tween 37th and O and 19th and Pa. aye. n.w. Reward. 1409 37th st. n.w. GLABSES bifocal, horn frame; vicinity Ta- koma Park Theater, Finder, Dec, 13. Finder phone District 1169 for suitable reward. _ GLASSES, boy's shell-rimmed; 500 _bfock Iath st. n.e. or 1300 block E st. n.e. Return e GLABSES. Tost Moy day._Call_Rayma_Oliver. Pot. 1386. __ _* _ GOLD PIN, small. iwo hearts crowned by five ‘pearls.” Phone Met. 9900, Ex. 281, be- | tween §_and 5 pm. 18 | GREYHOUND—Lost or straved, brown dos. size Irish setter. 2! G. R. Leslie, Aylett, King William Coun- ty. Va. _19° KEYS. bul . 30, between Georgia, ave. via Alaska ave. or at 16th and U'sts. Finder pfease call Potomac 4834, - PIN. oblong. with initials €. E. 1. E_on back: lost ‘Monday. Reward. Address Box 453-H, | Star_office. _ ek POCKETBOOK. ather: on car leaving Pleasant st. and Park rd. 8:20 a.m. 16: reward. Call Adams 0844, POCKETBOOK, man's: w0 silver dollars, 1799, 16832, id coins and stamps | T i S T L ‘mf * | O'MFARA, JOHN U. Suddenly, on Sunday, shopping scction. F. C. 211 15th ne. | POLICE DOG. Saturday, December 14: tag 15438, Return 1437 F st. n.w. Reward Call_Franklin_10466. Lot 1B FOLICE DOG, male, lost_vicinity 7th and Rittenhouse sis n.w.; bunion on left hind foot: 1928 tag. Reward. Franklin 8078. POODLE, smail, white body and brown ears lost neat St. James Post Ofce; reward y Kayian, 478 Penn. ave. n.w., Paterson Washington, D. C. 0 PRAYER BOOK, Saturday evening between | 7:30 and 8, on Anacostia car; name on cord. Miss Ida Gauntt; name on prayer, Mary Ellen Gauntt; other prayers. Valuable to owner only. Finder phone Atlantic 4238-W. 1394 Morris rd. se. Columbia_2839. bl o WARRANT EX3719 for 'z share E. 1. du Pont de Nemouis & Co. common stock in the name of Miss Dolores F. Main. Return {to L. B. Peters. 1710 H st n.w. W. WARRE TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Bhonest} Naanies 10348 Owing to the Death of WM. H. SCOTT —funeral director for the past 38 years, the business will be continued by his son under the name of WM. HARRY SCOTT 409 8th St. S.E. Lincoln 0530 —where he will be glad to serve you as his father did in the past. | JONES. MAMMIE SORRELL. Dep: | | OSTRANDER., CHARLOTTE E. M. Sudden- | STONE, ANN M. On Tuesday, December 17, | life on Bunday, December 15. 193 am. at the residence of her sist Annie Sorrell Logan, 1113 Stevens r . MAMMIE SORRELL' JONES, the daughtef of the late Sandy “and Louise Sorrell. She is survived by her beloved husband. Charles Jones: son. Charles Jones, ir.; daughter-in-law and granddaughter,’ four sisters, two brothers, one uncle and sunt and other relntives.' Funeral from First St. John’s Baptist Church Wednesday, De- cember 18, at 2 p.m., Rev. Brown offici- ating. * KELLY, JOSEPH P. On Monday, December 16, 1620, at Providence Hospital, JOSEPH beloved son of Nora A the Tate . i Funeral ‘from the above residence o Wednesday, December 18, at 8:30 a.m. High requiem mass at St. Aloysiug Church at 9 am. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery Relatives and friends invited. Kindly omit flow ers. LUCAS. MARY. Departed this life Saturday. December 14, 1939, at her residence. 244 K st. s.w. MARY LUCAS. wife of the late Harry Lucas, devoted mother of Mrs. Cora Montgomery’ and Benjamin and Louise Burrell and Bernice Young. —She also ieaves seven grandchildren and a devoted ughter-in-law, Estelle Burrell. Remains resting at Annie F. Holloway & Co. funeral chapel. 121 413 st s.w. Funeral Wednes- day. December 18 at 1:30 p.m. Intermen: Payne Cemetery. 17 MULLEN, ANNA H. On Tuesday, December 17; 1920, "at her residence, 1318’ B st. 8. ANNA H." beloved wife of the lat J."Mullen. Funeral {rom her dence on Thursday, December 1 am. thence to 'the Holy Comforier Church, where requiem mass will be sung at 9 a.m. for the repose of her soul Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 18 December 15. 1928, JOHN U. O'MEARA, beloved husband of the late Jjosephine V. O'Meara. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers funeral parlors. 1400 Chapin st. n.w., Wednesday, December 18, at 2 p.m. 17 OSBORNE. RUTH BALL. On Tuesday. De- ‘cember 17, 1920, RUTH BALL OSBORNE. Wife of the late Gen. Edwin S. Osborne of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. _She ‘is suryived by the following sons and “daughters: Consul General_John Ball Osborne. Russell Os- borne, Mrs. H. W. Middleton. Clay Os- borne and Miss Frances Osborne, the last of this city. Funeral services at Gawler's chapel, 1754 Pa. ave. D.w. on Thursday December 19, a¢'2 p.m. Interment Arlin- | ton National Cemetery. 18’ Iy, on Sunday, December 15, 1929, at her Tesidence, 100 B st. n.e. in the 8ird vear of ‘her age, CHARLQTTE E. M. OSTRAN- DER, heloved wife of Peter Ostrander and mother of . Alida A, Limpler. ~Funeral Sorvices at the W. W. Chgmbers ‘funeral arlors, 1400 Chapin st. n.¥., Wednesday, December 18. at 11 a.m. 17 NE. LOUIS J. On Sunday. December . 1929, at his residence, 4248 Benning rd. n.e. LOUIS J PAYNE, beloved hus- band of Mary Frances Payne. He leaves to mourn thelr loss & wife, six sons. two daughters. ~seven grandchildren and_a host of_other relatives and friends. Fu- neral Thursday. 2_pm. from Ward's A. M. E. Church, Benniig D. C. Rev. M. 4. Key officiating. Interment at Payne Cemetery. 18 PERRY, FRANCES On Sunday. December 15, 1920, at 11:35 a.m.. FRANCES PERRY. ' devoted sister of Susie and Gertrude Perry. | Mary Whitley and Matilda Holllday. Fu- neral Wednesday. December A st 1:30 p.m. from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. iu- Reral parlors, 2222 Georgla ave. n.w. POTTER. ANNIE E. On Tuesday. December 17, 1020, Mrs. ANNIE E. POTTER, widow of the Iate Heary G. Potter and beloved mother of Pearl Potier Etz. Services at the residence of her son-in-law. Edwin H. Etz, Bradley Hills, Bethesda, Md. “Thursday, December 19, at 1:30 p.m. In- terment &t Arlington. 18 SMALLWOOD. HARRIET LAVINIA. On Monday, December 16, 1929, at 11:55 a.m., in full’ consclousness of her oneness with God: at. her residence, 640 L st. ne HARRIET LAVINIA, beloved wife of John T. Smaliwood, beloved mother of John W Smallwood_and Ruth Smaliwood Pace sister of Emma F. Reed and E. George roll of Newa . Funeral Thurs- Gay. December 19.'1920, from Asbury M. F. Chiiren, corner 11th and K sts. n.w.. at Upm. " Interment in Harmony Cemefery. | SMALLWOOD. HATTIE. All members of Betbel Household of Ruth are hereby noti- fled to attend a call meeting Wednesday. December 18, 1930, at 7:30 p.m., to arrange for the tuneral of Sister HATTIE SMALL- WOOD. P. M. N. G. Funeral Thursdav. December '19.°1939. at 1 p.m. from the Asbury M. K. Church, corner ilth and K st now! SISTER CHARLOTTE CARROLL. M. N. G. SISTER MARY A. BRASS, W. R. 18 1020 'at her residence, 101 4th st.n.e.. Mrs ANN M STONE. beloved mother of Mr: Lucy Bowles. Mrs. Madge Hammoch. Mrs. Marie Nourse. Willlam A. John R. and Themas E. Stone Funeral from her late residence on Thursday, December 19, at 30 a.m. thence to Bt. Joseph's Church. where requiem mass will be said at 10 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Mount vet_Cemetery. 18 4209 9th St. N.W. Col._6324. J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 332 PA. AVE_ N W. _NATIONAL 1384. 1388 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL_ ST. Phone Lincoin 0372, Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M Ste NV Fhone west cons Established 1841 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1ms3 118 SEVENTH ST Nw. National 2473 Quick, Dinnified, Efficlent Service Automobdile Service Chapel W. W. Deal & Co. _816 H ST. NE. LINCOLN_8200, TIMOTHY HANLON Funeral Director Private Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connectea with the original W. R. Speare establish- men 1009 H St. N.W. Phone Pr}nk 6621 = Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H St NE . Modern_Chapel Lincoln 0524 Established 1876 JOHN R. WWRIGHT CO. 1333 10th St. N. Phone North 0047 AILMUS R. SPEARE Suceeeding the Original W R Speare Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 8 yrs. st 1208 H st. 45 yrs. i 940 F of. FUNERAL DESIGNS Prompt Aute Delivery Servl Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD- RATE PRICES, TEL.NAT. 2416 & NAT. 0106 Open Evenings Nl‘4th & Eye and Sundays —__ cemememms. GLENWOOD CEMETERY P bl ek Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Opposite Arlington Cemetery Your opportunity jor inspection 1S NOW. Vaults are selling rapidly, only a limited mumber remain. Open every day and Sunday. Niches for cremation urns can be obtained. ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Write or phone office or see your fu- neral director for full details. iy Office 1000 Colp. Ave. Nat. 7897