Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1929, Page 7

THE EVENIN TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1929 TRIAL NEARS END AT CORUR DALENE Jury to ~“Whisky Rebellion” Was “ Curse to Idaho Town. By the Assoclated Pr COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho, December 28.—The Federal Court jury which for | 10 days has heard defendants in the Mullan _“whisky rebellion” trial. pic- tured alternately as flaunters of Federal Jaw and as saviors of a tax-burdened fown, soon will be called upon to de- gide ‘which is the more accurate de- scription. Federal Government witnesses re- tounted their activities in the Mountain- Jocked mining town, and testified they found a conspiracy of officials to nullify the dry law, and that this was carried out through a system of licenses, issued by the viilage council. which were al- Jeged to have provided revenue for civic improvements and municipal expenses. Conspiracy Charge Denied. Defense witnesses, including most of the defendants, denied the conspiras charge and defended the license system with the contention that since the city coffers were empty and the populace | determined to have liquor in spite of prohibition. revenue might as well be collected on that basis. In his opening argument yesterda: ‘William Langroise, assistant United - GOFFEE . . . Used Every Day by Thousands “Sanitary’’ and Piggly Wiggly Stores Decide Whether| the village officials agreed on the license system, which would permit liquor sales, gambling and disorderly houses immune from - interference by the law. Need of Recreation. W. H. Potts for the defendants, said: “Many of these men are foreigners, and when they leave their work under- ground, where they have been 1,000 feet below sunshine, gambling with death. they are seeking amusement, the kind they want. Recreation naturally is pro- | vided for them. “The town, long before the advent of any of these defendants, was open. ‘There was gambling, disorderly houses, and liquor was sold. “You must consider the circumstances in deciding whether there was a con- spiracy. The people of Mulland had established this custom (an open town), and for the town it was as strong as the law.” ‘The case may reach the jury | today. B;ths Reported. The following birthe have been raported to the Health Department in the past 24 hours: | " Joseph A. and Fiorence E. Parks. girl. | Lawrence and Marion S. Levy. airl. Willism D. and Mary Miller. girl Vic'or M. and Amelia Villasenor. bo; | Edward and Elizabetn Leader, bos Samuel and Gladys Anderson. boy. John E._and Marjorle I. Corridon. bo. Frank A. and Helen McQuillan. boy. Harold L. and Edna Hines. boy. Leonid and Marjorie Strakhousky, boy. Dick and Knarig Janigian, bos. George and Nessie Gibson. ho. John H. and Beatrice Hawkins, boy. Abrahaimn and Dorothy Moore. boy. Reginald and Helen Tutt. girl. Robert and Clementine Carter, boy. Alfrea end Florence Hawkins. b David and Loulse Green. | William and Phyllis Tho: George and Mary Dannish. girl. William H. and Martha Snowden, girl. Pilvasch and Rosa Diggs, giil. Silas and Dorothy Hales. girl. William. and Irma Powell, boy. The human body Is self-building, self- [ repairing, self-regulating and seif-oil- g IOWA BISHOP KILLED WHEN HIT BY AUTO | Woman Driving Car Is Placed Under $2,000 Bond in Death of Right Rev. T. N. Morrison. | By the Associated Press. | DAVENPORT, Iowa, December 28.— Right Rev. Theodore Nevin Morrison, | Episcopal Bishop of Iowa, was fatally | injured Iast night when struck by an automoblle driven by Miss Margaret | Volz of Davenport. Miss Volz was placed under $2,000 | bond pending investigation of the | accident. She told police she saw no one in the path of her car until after the accident. Bishop Morrison headed the Episco- | palian Church in Towa for 30 years, coming here after serving 23 years as rector of the Church of the Epiphany in Chicago. His death automatically raises Rev. Harry Sherman Longley of Des Moines to the bishopric of Iowa. Bishop Longley was previously coadjutor bishop. Born in Ottawa, TIL. in 1850, the son of an Episcopalian clergyman, Bishop | Morrison was ordained at Pekin, 111, in 1876, the same year in which he ac- cepted the rectorship of the Chicago church. Mrs. Morrison died in 1913, Surviving are three sons, Arthur of Chicago, Theodore of Rock Island, Il and Nevin of Texas, and a daughter, Sarah, editor of the Girls' Friendly Society Monthly, published in New York. His career as Bishop of Iowa was marked by his efforts in founding two institutions in Davenport, St. Catherine's School for Girls and St. Luke's Hospita ctim of Auto BISHOP MORRISON. Greek Skipper Arrested. ISTANBUL, Turkey, December 28 (#). —The Turkish police yesterday arrested the captain of the Greek freighter Chryssis, which rammed and sank the Bulgarian freighter Varna on the Sea of Marmora on the night of December 24, It was feared that 15 of the Varna's crew of 26 were drowned OUR FAMOUS | | | nfir ki of Particular Washingtonians On Sale ONLY at All SERVICES HELD HERE | FOR LT. W. A. COOPER Retired Naval Officer, 92. Was Member of Oldest Inhab- itants’ Group. Funeral services for William A. Cooper, 92 years old, retired lieutenant, junior grade, United States Navy, who died at his home, 303 L street south- east, Thursday, were conducted at the | Second Baptist Church this afternoon, | ;lth interment in Congressional Ceme~‘ TY. Mr. Cooper died suddenly while he | Wwas preparing to return to Naval Hos- pital, from where he had gone to his home for the Christmas holidays. He was a veteran of both the Civil and Spanish-American Wars. Having been promoted to chief boatswain, he was placed on the retired list with the rank of licutenant, junior grade, in December, 1899. Mr. Cooper was & member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbla and had long been active in the Masonic fraternity and ;lhe Spanish War veterans' organization ere. i Ministers Leave Busines: ROME (#)—Mussolini insists that his ministers divorce themselves from all commercial activity as soon as they assume office. Deputy Renato Ricci, upon being called to an undersecretary- ship in the ml.nlsll’{ of natlonal educa- tion, resigned the lucrative position ot president of the Carrera marble con- rtium. Ricéi visited the United States 1928 to study Boy Scout work. | | w¥ ¥ THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy, slightly colder tonight, minimum tem- perature about 34 degrees; tomorrow partly cloudy, gentle to moderate west winds. Virginia—Cloudy preceded by rain in southeast portion: slightly colder in central and west portions tonight; to- morrow partly cloudy, colder in east p‘;rtégn; moderate southwest and west winds. Maryland—Cloudy, slightly colder in central and east portions tonight; to- morrow rnnly cloudy; moderate south- west shifting to west winds. ‘West Virginia—Partly cloudy, slightly colder in east and south portions to- night; tomorrow partly cloudy. Record for 24 Hours, ‘Thermometer—4 pm., 51; 8 pm., 44; 12 midnight, 41; 4 a.m., 43; 8 am., 41; | noon, 41. Barometer—4 pam., 30.06; 12 midnight, 30.0: 8 a.m, 29.99. Highest temperature, 52, occurred at 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 41, occurred at 8 a.m today. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 54; lowest, 34. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 12:36 am. and 12:45 pm.; high tide, 6:12 am. and 6:36 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:24 a.m. and 1:31 pm.; high tide, 6:58 a.m. and 7:19 pm. 30.02; 8 pm., ; 4 am, 30.00; The Sun and Moon, Today—Sun rose 7:26 a.m.; sun sets 4:53 pm. Tomotrow—Sun rises 7:26 a.m.; sun sets 4:54¢ pm. Moon rises 5:32 a.m.; sets 2:35 p.m, Condition of Water, Great Falls—Potomac, clear. Harpers Ferry—Potomac and Shen- andoah clear. Weather in Varlous Cities. pera gTombers Stations. Abilene, Tex Albans,’ N. Atlants, " Ga. Atlantic Gity.." altimore, Md. irmingham . Bismarck, N. D Boston, Ma: Buftalo, N. 30. Charleston, 8. 3 Chicago, Ti...~ Cincinnati, Ohio 3 Cleveland, Ohio. 3 Golumbia,’ 8. Denver, Colo. Detroit, Mich. El Paso, Te; Galveston, scoissses 883883 8335333333385 3 8583 553 888888 e 52 Tex. 30. s Cloudy Glear GCloudy Cloudy : § cloudy ; Clear loudy ... Cloudy loudy 2823 SRS S553232823832885223 82 Jacksonvile,Fla. Kansas City, Mo Los Angele: Louisville, K! Miami. ¥la. N. Orleans, La. New York, N. Omaha, OKishoma Cit: P’P‘Hlldelnhln .. EEH scscsssats P~ Baleigh, alt Lake Oity. 30 San Antonio. . 30.2 8an Diego, Calit 30.08 Ban Francisco. 30.22 St. Louis, Mo. . 30.06 St. Paul,'Minn. 29.86 Sentt.e. ‘Wash.. 30.38 Wash' 30.4: NrE x#:i? 0 FOREIGN. {7.8.m., Greenwich time. today.) Temperature. Weather. . 38 ear Clear Part cloudy Brest,'France. Rals 3 80 in Stockholm, Sweden . 36 Part cloudy (Noon, Greenwich ‘time, toda ) Horta (Fayal), Azores.... 60' Part eloudy (Cuirrent observations.) Hamilton, Bermuda Cloudy §an Jusi, Porto R 4 ar a Guba. . " ear Colon, Canal Zone. Part cloudy BROTHER HELD IN KILLING Tennesseean Arrested After Sister {and Husband Are Shot in His Home. JOHNSON CITY, Tenn., December 28 (#)~—William Duffey, 50, of Chatta- nooga, died yesterday of shotgun wounds received Thursday at the e his wife was fatally wounded at the home of her brother, Ruff Landing- ham. Landingham was arrested on mur- der charges. Deaths lieported. The following desths have been reported to the Health Department in the past 3¢ hours: Martha V. Berry. 98, 1522 Wisconsin William A. Cooper, 92, United States Hospital piose M. Shuster, 89, Epiphany Church ome. Martha F. Glasscock. 87. 128 O st. n. Theodore Kaucher. 79, United States Sol- diers’ Home Hospital Clara T. Matherson, 71, Homeopathic Hos- pital. James G Adams, 09, 1802 Wroming ave. Jesse 8. Carman. 67, 1326 Vermont_ave. William Sellers, 66, United States Soldiers' Home Hospital. 3. Pauling Smith, 85, Emergency Hoap!! ames McNeft. 64, St. Elizabeth's Hospital (Kindall J. Minot, 61, Homeopathic Hos: pital. Ruth Cole, 41. Sibley Hospital. Beverly M. English, 37, United States Vet- crans’ Hospit Roy F. Gallahan, 2. Providence Hosp! Samuel Hamilton, 68, Home for Aged and Infirm Mesuvell B H. Handler, 87, 1400 Fop- ns pl. Edward C. Williams, 58, Preedmen's Hos- pital. Walter T. Shivrell, 39, Walter Reed Hos rsall. 20, Tuberculosis Hospital. s E. Kennes . 437 H John W. Jackson. 2 John Alexander, 37, John H. Lloyd. 4, 3001 Ji Rebecca Boyd. 3, Children Infant of Cecil and Malinda da; Children ospital. BILLFOLD, man's, Dec. 20.__ Call Col. 8161 DOG, small, tan and white, mile; Montgom. gry ounty 1630 ‘tag No. Brie: “owner ‘may have by calling 3108 Dumbarton ave. u.v. LOST. BAR PIN--Diamond and platinum: probably Monday. Reward, 803 %nntueky ave. ne. After 6 p.m._eall Lincoln 8781. BAR PIN set wit Mavflower Hotel. well. Navy ncoln_13 DOG—White _male Samovede, Reward for return to Henry Brwin bremont. Upton st. and Linnean a: ¥ith tan R land 3174. DOG, small, whif T5; anawers to_name “Trixie." ard." Sheptierd 3186, GLASSES, shell_rimmed. in Gark-red leathe case. tlrnpnlrln ‘Theater. Dec. 21. e ward. __Roosevelt Hotel, Apt. 714. GLASSESPair _shell-rimmed, in _biack Franklin & Co. case: Monday evening. Phone Franklin 9602-W. Reward. PACKAGE of 3xi-inch _iibr lost December 26. It found, Shepherd 3093-R. :‘l’r“fl Clle 't . J.Ba Lineoln Boai. e RING, Initialed Strike Alleys offered. " Cail E G B. Lost at_Luck: Thursd?’ nient, “'Rew 8 8621-0._ white-gold, Elein. Reward. WATCHMan's Bigin watch; 108t between 4nd and Md. ave or 2nd and C st " Goodman, WATOH AND CHAIN, 1ad Gubelin; about December Cleveland 7. W, , Iamilton, ward. Phone North 44! WATCH Al ATN—Lady's case, OYID:?\ gl&. bearing initials “H. A. in the vicinity of 8th st. between H and Bye. on Sunday mornips. Valued hel loom. Liberal reward if returned to | 224 P at. 0w . RISD WATCH, white kol . Cli Liberal reward for return. RIST W, akoma Piney Branch rd.: 4 hire T reater et with 2 diamonds T. Xmas pres- . Tinder pleas: Géorgia_1360- . Hamilton, Tuesds: ine, n Aehingion Garkes: name Jo H. ‘Meyers on back. Finder return to rothy C. Meyers, 136 A st. n.e. Re YBLLOW OAT, in viel: A5, BW, E-An ‘Persian. Fiader lams return CHANNING RICHARDS DIES UNEXPECTEDLY Services to Be Held for Former Member of War Trade Board Tomorrow., Channing Richards, 59 years old, for- mer member of the War Trade Board and local real estate dealer, died sud- denly yesterday at his residence, 407 Randolph street. Funeral services will be held there tomorrow afternoon, with burial Monday in the Hyland Ceme- tery, Kenton County, Ky. Mr. Richards, born in Memphis, Tenn., passed his early life in Cincinnati, Ohio, Wwhere his father, the late Channing Richards, was a law pattner of former Senator Richard P. Ernst vi-Xentucky in the law firm of King, Thompson, Richards & Ernst. In 1918 Mr. Richards, who was then | practicing law in_Cincinnati, was ap- wlnfad to the War Trade Board in ‘ashington, serving until the end of the war. Following his Government services Mr. Richards entered the local real estate business, in which he was engaged at the time of his death. He is survived by his widow, a son, Channing Leathers Richards, and a daughter, Miss Virginia Richards, all of ‘Washington. Jests With Retiring Mayor. BOSTON, December 28 (#).—Calvin Coolidze has written expressing the hope that Malcolm E. Nicholas, Boston's retiring mayor, will enjoy being out of office as much as he has. @urds nf Thanks. HAYES, FRANCES. 1 desire to express my heartfelt thanl to the stors of the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church and John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church, respectively, and to my many friends for their loving ministiations to the comfort of my dear deceased wife, FRANCES HAYES, during ng {lipess; also for their invaluable ce, kind words of rmnuhy and 'he beautiful floral tributes in my season i, AND, JOSEPH C. HAYES. * NUGENT, RICHARD W. We extend our :.)::‘nll ;o' olll: nlx'tlvn ":f, lfll:d% lm; P eealiog 1, 10 tributes at the 3! o father, RICHARD ‘fih | e % 0 ] PAMILY. Braths. NIE. On Pridsy, December 129, lt‘;‘ Al at h!!’ l':l’m.‘llkih 1:;1 th st. n.w. ND} - N, devoted mothef of Walter Arderson, Bernis Coo- arles Anderson, Ber a_Overton d oebe _Anderson an ister of Mamie and Joseoh Anderson. ° Fuperal la mber 30, at 2 p.m. ‘rom Tesidence. ~Hemains ‘restin W, Brmest Jarvis Co/"tuneral parlo a.w. untii 1 pom. Sunds e Iate residence. BECKLEY, JOSEPH GABRIEL. Friday. mber ?7 1929, at rr'mel\ch ul JOSEPH i BECKLEY, iishand of Elien M. Beckley (n agher). Notice of funeral later. BOYD, ELLA. Departed this life Tuesday jening, December 14, 183, at 8.3 pm At her residence, 2131 H n.w., LA BOYD, devoted mother of Edith M. Brow #nd step-mother of Amy Anderson. She A survived by three sisters and two nd many other relatives and neral service at Union Wesley E. Zion Church. 23rd si. between M sts. n.w. &t 8 p.m.. Saturday, De- then to Wilmington, Del.. will'Be “riends and relatives invited to Rev. L. Stock, Dastor. 28 BLL, ELIP] N T I his ' resi BLIPHALET TUCKER hereafter. of funeral CARTER, MARY. arted this life Monda: residence, 310 F cémber 33, 920, at her st aw. MARY GARTER (nee Marshall, Wwife of the late James H. Carter. She leaves to mourn their loss three daughter: four son: 3?l'ld B‘n?‘ & Al 1300 Bouth ‘December 28, ti Funeral _Sun {rom ' Rehoboth Baptist between N _and Interment Payne' DAY, BABE LEO. 1“'““. at 10:40 ?- ived husband o e late ather of the late Joseph, Aloystus Day. Funeral services Monday, December 30, 9 a.m., at Holy Redeem Ghureh, whete reaiilein mass Wil be sunc. Intermént Mount Olivet Cemetery. 3 DUDLEY. JOSEPH EDWARD. On Saturda: December 28, 1929, Joetgl EDWA DUDLEY, beloved father of o) ley and "husband of ‘the late Latira Dudley (nee Shepherd). Notice of funerai iater. RLES J At Ph E. DUNN, DUNN, CH CHARI Lorm . C., and Janesvil FERRIS, MARGARET December' 1, 1o, ANDERSON, L and . Decem Chureh, ste. s, ab i Cemetery. On_Thursday, December .m., BABE LEO DA y ol ington, Wis. m Wo0d_ Ave. E 8 5"[ GANER wiRLA RIS, aged beloved mother of Dr. N. Sherwood Ferr Puneial services at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N st. n.w. on Sunday, December 3, 8t 4 pm. Interment Monday &t Boyles: town, Pi GEORGE, cember wi Suneral rivate from L 13th st. n. day, December 30, at 2 p.m. GIBSON. ALICE. On Priday, December 37, 1920, at her residence, 6938 9th at. n.w.. ALICE, wife of Willldm Preston Gibson Sd Saughuer of the late William N. Wige. Notice of funeral later. 3 On Saturdsy, HETTINGER, CATHERINE 1 resu mFlo} Efifiogs ber 38, at °"¥""3‘“'§ B, wife e l‘fl“ln"t. Funeral notice later. JACKSON, MILDRED G. On Wednesda: December 25, 1 Al 'l'\lheuulnlla Hi pital, MILDRED G. JACKSON, evoted wife of Daniel Jackson. mothe: of Ber- nice Willllm,. Hell lo{l, ister of E. Js er ones. ral Monday, December 30, p.m., from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. fu- neral Darlors, 2322 Ga. Ave. n.w. E) JENKINS, WILLIAM. Thursdas, December 26, 1929, at his residence, 708 nd st. n.w., Rev. W M JENKINS, chaplain U. 8. Army, oted son of Prank and Mary Jenkins and brother of Ida Roberis. Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Oo. funeral parlors. 2322 G Ave. n.w. Funeral Saturday, December 48, 1 p.m. Interment at Parmalee, N. O. JONES, ERNEST P. On Thursday. cem- ber 6. 1920 at his residence.’ 1106 ath n NEST JOI , the beloved hu Band of Rebecca Lee Jones, son of 't ite Jfllim and Dolly Jons devoted fi ther ‘of Lolse Jones. ' Funeral Monday. December 3 t 2 pm. from Rising Mount Zion Baptist urch, corner 8th and R ‘sts. n.w. Interment family lot Harmony tery. 29 LEARY, HENR! on 7, 1929, orgetow! B’ LEARY, aged 27 ¥ te' Mary Frances d_the l’o‘:l"y fl! I.:nlurvl by two sisters, Mrs. s Juvsnon nd Mrs. Lena Lear: idsy. December ospital, HENRY rs, beloved son of aud one brother, Dalton E. a s residence, 120 E st. n.w. dotloed husband ‘ot Carrie B Notice of funeral hereafte: 9 MERCIER, SCOTT BROWN. Suddenly. on Thursday, December 26. 1920, at Phil SCOTT BROWN MERCIER. PFu- peral from Almus R. Speare funeral lor, 1623 Conn. ave. on Sunday. December 29, a4 1018 a.m. Interment at Leesbur V. Ed MERRYMAN. MARY DODSON. day, December 28, 1920, at h Burke, Vi MARY N Interment Sunday, ‘cember at at Lincoinia, Vi Priends invited. NICHOLS, SARAH E. On Priday. Decem- ber 27, 1829. at her residence. 431 Ind at. NICHOLS. Remains res el of J. Wi Lee s HNotice of ‘runerel r. parted this ridav, ber 37 PUMPHREY of 4423 Iater. PUMPHREY. RICHAR) Iife “suddenly, on 1929, RICHARD P. Kane place n.e. Heé leaves to mourn their loss a devoted’ wife, Mary E. Pumphi three daughters, three brother one sister and & host of other rel: and friends, ' Remaigs resting gt the fu neral chapel o . Clar] 1416-1418 Fiorida ne. Notice of f neral hereafter. SAUNDFRS. WILLIAM ber 27, 1929, at PRI 1. 8A T._ On Pridav. De- arfleld Hospital, . beloved son of David 1. Saunders. 4804 mber 2 pm. atives in- aua‘ o' Fillia. "Tnterment ot Rock k ™ 'H, JAI W On P ember b L P T n;éa" “fi.mfl, an where requiem mass ‘m. for the repose t Congression: Cemetery. Priends and relatives invited. TAPLETT, oty Gyt o AT LER S k ter of ann'lc’ B Bavis” and_ ry Hatt E We eral from 8t. 0 o solemn hig! Church, 13th and C st; cember 30, at i mass Wil 'be sung fof repose of her soul. Bratha. TENBROECK. ELLA LOUISA. On Priday. December 37, 193 ELLA LOUISA. beloved wife of the late Culver H. Tenbroeck. Fu from the residence of her daughte . Louise D. Tucker. 1260 Talbert on Monday. December 30, at 3 D Reiatives and_friends invited, Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 29 A VERNON. On Friday. December 1929, at 932 T st. n.w. IRA VERNON Surylving him ' afe (wo ststers. Alice Brinkley and Mrs. Ella Con- well and five brothers. Thomas. Richard. Walter, Joseph and Wilson Todd. Notici of funeral services later. TOWNES, MOSES. Suddenly Thursday, De. cember 26. 1829, at 12:12 p.m.. at his re dence. 2208 8th 'st. n.w. MOSES TOWNES. the devoted husband of Bettie Townes. He also leaves an aunt and uncle and 6ther relatives and friends. Remnin resting at he W. Ernest Jarvis Co. faneras pariors: 8. ave. n.w. until'3 p.m. Saturday, ter at his ‘fate residence. Punerai . December 28, at 8p m, from his residence. Interment Ohatham. Va. VDA DE CARRICABURO. CONCEPCION C. Suddenly, on Priday. December 27, 1928 At Qarfield Hospital. CONCEPCION 'CARALT VDA DE CARRICABURO. Remains at Almus Bpeare’s funeral parlor, 1823 Conn, d WHITE, SALLIE. On Thursday. December 26, 1929, SALLIE WHITE of 218 C st. s.w., devoted” wife of John White. sister of Jerusha Harris, brother of Daniel Ge man and aunt'of Lerov Cartwright, [itrted this life after a_long and painful liness. ~She leaves to ‘mourn their loss & host of other relatives and friends. Fu- peral from Zion Baptist Church Sunday, December 29. at 1 p.m. Interment Har- mony Cemetery. 28° WHITE, SALLY V. Members are hereby notified to attend a call meeting of Phyllis Wheatley H. H., 2203, U, O. of O. F. At the hall 'to arrange for ihe funsral of Mrs SALLY V. WHITE. Saturday, Decem. ber 28, 1929. at 7:30 p.m. _Funeral S8unday, DR ELLENE. EReNERD, KB M. E. J. MASON, W, R. WHITE, SALLIE. Members of Eastern Star Tabernacle, No. 54, A. I O. of Moses, are Tequested to attend & call meeting. Satur. day. December 28, 1920, at 7:30 D.m. At the Moses Home. 1431’1 'st. n.w 0 af- « lineral of our late sister. BALLIE WHITE. - Funeral Bunday. De: cember .20, at 1130 p.m.. At Zion Baptist Church, F st. betwesan 3rd and 4'q sts. 8.%. g A ALICE V. SIMMS, R. S. WILLIAMS, ERNEST ED urday, December 28, 1020 At 3'30 a'm. a1 Children’s Hospital, ERNEST EDWARD. Jr.. beloved mon of Olena and Ernest Wil: liams of 1219 Pairmont st. n.w. Funeral Tuesday, December 31 at 1 pm.. from Moon & Allen undertaking establishment, {flatives and triends invited. * Interment Voodlawn Cemetery. i YAGER. GERALDINE. On Saturday, De- cember 28, 1920, at ‘Tuberculosis Hospita) GERALDINE ' YAGER, devoted wife of Howard Yager. ‘mother of Howard. i: sister of Willam T. Butler. ~Notice of funeral later. " Remajns restine s the, W rn arvis Co. funeral parlors, 2023 Ga. ave. n.w. ki In Memoriam. BUDD. THADDEUS A. In sad but loving Temembrance of our dear husband and fa- ther, THADDEUS A. BUDD, who_deparied 5318 ife three years ago todas, December Three years have gone, dear hushand and father, d our lonely lives today, how dim our eves with tears, Por déath has robbed 1s of the jewsl We thousht WS ours for years. adly missed. vovina Wike T bavcrrers GILBEET, JANE. Sacred to the memory of our dear mother, JANE GILBERT. who de- parted this e’ sixteen vears ago. todas, cember_ 28, 1913. ARD, Jr. On Sat- HART, FRANCIS A. 1In sad but loving re- TGT‘BAIE%CC l;‘f lg{enbel;ivl son. '=A IC18 5 ""who dled eleven 'years ago 10- @hy, December 26, 1018, @ o Loved in life, remembered in death, MOTHER. * MATTIE D. JENKINS. who departed this ‘l“.l one year 0 today, December 28, One year has gone, dear Mattie, And the sunshine of our home has gone 00, TFor when you left us last December, "The sunshine of our home went with you Sleep on. our dearest dariing, lcep o, And, take your rest For we ail loved you, dear Matlie But God loved you'best, THE PAMILY. JORDAN, ALCIE. In sad but loving re. mlglbrlncl of my T _siste ALCIE JORDAN, who left me one yi Ag0 t0- day, December 28, 19 She suffered hours. yes. hours, of pain, To wait & cure, but all in vain, . lone knew what was best, God & l:l"'% her home to jer rest. HER TOVING BisTER, “BELLE® GLOS- KENNER, DOLA A. In loving tSmemrance epatied hatiile One set son roey, Ta. e o a3, Cember 28, 1o3b. % o There are those who still linger At the spot where you L ‘Who will come and scatter 'S On the grave that chl:ll s .Vdi llwg" l‘;?&:: A.e AND C‘O: dI.(fl.'d 0 Tra L SRR December 20, llll{l T DRI Rest in peace, dear ones; Bleep on, your work is done. Y%‘o:::':r?"em‘g'"z th%n who love you BEREAVED WIFE AND MOTHER. * ROY, LOUISE WATSON. 1In loving emory R R ago today, mber 2 l';’!. s As we loved you, 50 we miss you, In our memories ’?l Are nea; la;!‘d. femembered, longed for rieing many e silent teaf. x!‘rl. fim.f.«fiu G AND' LOOIS, . WALKER, MATTIE M. Secred (0 the mem- o1y of our_darling mother, MA M. WAL who passed to that great bo- Jgnd,,two “years' ago toda cember Loved in life, remembered in death. & TR, CHILIREN, WILLIAMS. EMMA A, Tn sad but loving to- membrance of my sister, [MA A. WIL- LIAMS. "who departed this life one yesr Ago today, December 28, 1928. lnl'fl lg :7 lo\:el!y. ""!’!h“’d. o ‘my’ ars, For death has sobbed me of By ister 1 thought was mine for years. Surrounded by friends I am lonesome, In the midst of all pleasures 1 am_blue, Bmiles on my face, but my heart achef, Longing. dear sister. for you. B1STHR! BURNSCEA _FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST Mhmeone Lincen i Joseph F, Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.\V. Phone West 0008 Established 1841 Frank Geier's Sons Co. e e Srienune National 2473 TIMOTHY HANLON Puneral Director Private Ambulance 641 11 St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. with e SRl W, Yoeate Soruiine ment. 1000 H St N.W. Formeriy 940 F_St. N.W. Herbert' B. Nevius Funeral Home Distriet 2608 Quick. Dignifica, Eficiens Service Automobile’ Service Chavel W. W, Deal & Co. _818 H ST. NE. LINCOLN_8200. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. i mousine Ambulance Modern_Ghapel Lincoln 0524 Esiabihed JOHN R."WRIGHT co. 1337 104h St. N.W. ___ Phone North 0047 _!\LMUS R.SPEARE ceeding the Ori W. R. Sveare Co, 1623 Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 v st 108 W e B e O Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 2o ath me W, o2 J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM, FUNERAL DESIGNS GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT ERATE PRICES, “FELN uu%llfl'!?l% Open Evenings ~ (4th & Eye Sundays Auto Delivery Bervi Gude Bros. 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