Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1930, Page 9

e PORTED BETTER ices at Southwest Home. William H. Weible, 30, Ab- Frcaw: $8gats Ol who St Ty solves Friend and Fiancee of Blame in Accident. ‘were conducted at the residence, 1000 B street southwest, this afiernoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Homer J. Councilor, as- of Calvary Baptist Interment was in Mr. Praser was a native of this city, & member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia, Board of Trade, Washington Chamber of Commerce and the South Washing- ton Citizens’ Association, serving as a delegate from the latter body to the 1lyi from the coma into which Federation of Citizens' Associations. i he slipped when he plunged 75 feet from his third-floor apartment at the Park Central, 1900 F street, to a con- | crete areaway early yesterday, William | H. Weible, 30-year-old Departmen’ of #griculture employe, is today reec.ver- ing from the injuries he received in the fall and is said by Emergency Hos- pital authorities to be out of danger. W. WARREN TALTAVULL F l H was cleared by Weible yesterday after- unera OME ||| no5n, When ne signed a statement. for 3619 14th St. N.W Capt. William G. Stott, commander of th St. W, ‘!hlrd police precinct, in which he ex- Corner | plained he had been' drinking, lost his it Erei | Balance and hurtied through the open Ph { Col. 464 | window 'when he attempted to sit on ones | the window sill. Sl Weible's statement. flancee, Miss Lou Purvis, 21 y old, CONVENIENT TERMS INVENTOR Only two more days! ing bargains! i K i b ww-\l Beautlful Bedroom Suites 10% to 40% Off - $139.00% 4-pc. Walnut Veneer Suite. .39&00 $189.75% 4-pc. Walnut Veneer Suite. ..$]139:75 $269.00% 7-pc. Maple Twin Bed Suite. . $199.00 - $325.00% 7-pc. Art Moderne Suite.. . ..$249.75 Beautifully Decorated I¥s Easy To Pay—The American Way >10% to 407 Off Breakfast Room and Dinette Suites $25.75* 5.pe. Breakfast Suite. ... .....$16.75 $39.75* 5.pc. Breakfast Suite. . . . . ... .$3250 $110.00* G-pc. Dinette Suite. . . ... ....579.50 $125.00% 6-pc. Dinette Suite. . .$99.00 I¢’s Easy To Pay—The American Way BEDS! BEDS! BEDS! The mystery surrounding the plunge | absolved his | THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WILLIAM H. WEIBLE. of Cleveland, and his roommate, James Gordon Gullett, 24 years old, of any connection with the mishap. Weible isserted that Gullett had left the apart- Only two more days for us to unload a tremendous stock of quality furniture — and only two more days left in which you may take advantage of these breath-tak- *Regular marked prices of this merchandise. venient. ‘Rugs at GiveAly Prices! $37.95 Axminster Rugs In beautiful open ground patterns, ° 8.3x10.6 326.75 size. Very rich. $33.75 Wool Velvet Rugs! 6.3x10.6 and 9x12 sizes. Beau- tiful floral ‘patterns and other atiractive, @9)7) 50 designs ........... B $1.00 Delivers DESKS and SECRETARIB Drastically Cut! $13.95 Oak Desk $32.75 Mlh"llny D:lk Three drawers and 322.50 large interfor Mahogany Secretary. Winthrop Desk. $49.75 $69.75 Gov. Double swell front. Secret drawers, etc. Clearance of | ed from the inside. ment, while Miss Purvis was in the bath room when he fell to the areaw Gullett is a George Washington Unives sity student and an elevator boy at the Senate Office Building. Returned From Party. A few moments before Weible fell from ‘the window Gullett and Miss Purvis had returned from a New Year eve party at-the Wardman Park. Hotel, police were told. Gullett left the room to spend the night with a friend, while Miss Purvis, tiring of an argument which had started at the hotel when Weible took exception to another man dancing with his flancee, went into the bath room, leaving Welble -‘algne, according to Weible's signed statement. A few moments later Weible went to the window, stumbled and fell through. Clad only 'in his underwear, he was found by Jack Milton, manager of the apartment house, and Harold Fifi, who | occupies the apartment below Weible, after Fifi heard Weible's body strike the ground. Miss Purvis was held for investiga- tion when she was found by police in Weible's bath room with the door lock- knew nothing of the mishap and ex- plained that she had gone into the bath room to end the quarrel with her flance. Planned to Be Married. Explaining her presence in the apart- ment, Miss Purvis told detectives that Weible and Gullett had turned the artment over to her and were stay} She told police she- THURSDAY, out until she and wdble complzhd ar- rangements to be m: Gullett, who was rtleued immediately after Capt. Stott obtained the injured man’s statement, told roflce that he left Miss Purvis and Weible together in the apartment about 5 am. Gullett was taken int> custody at a friend's apartment aliar poliez were notified of the accident. Miss Purvic was held by Capt. Stett at the House of Detention until after he had wired the womar’s parents at Cleveland an1 found ° e~ story regard- ing her engagement to Weible to be true. SWe vas released this morning and is preparing to leave for ber homs today, ‘he~ plans to wed:suflering an enfy>ed postponement because of Weitle's injuries. MRS. JULES PETIT DIES. Mother of Fernand Petit Was Na- tive of France and 68. Mrs. Jules' Petit, 68 years old, for many years a Tesident of this city and mother of Fernand Petit, widely known in financial circles here, died at her home, 1760 Lanier place, carly today after a long illness. Mrs. Petit, a native of France, came here 438 years ago. She leaves two sons, Fernand Petit and Jules A. Petit, and two daughters, Mrs. C. C. Cottrell and Mrs. Charles J. Ksanda, all of this city. Funeral arrangements are being com- pleted. Discounts 10 to 40% The discounts range from 109, to 409, and that isn’t all! The cash payments are as low as ever and the terms as con- This is a sale event you can’t afford to overlook! Clearance Dining Suites 10% to 40% Off $129.00% 10-pc. Walnut Veneer Suite. . .$, 9.00 $140.00* 9-pc. Walnnt Veneer Suite. . .$8.00 (Slightly marred) $159.75% 10-pc. American Walnut Veneer Suite, Pedestal Table. . ... ..$]129. .75 $225.00% 10-pc. American Walnut Suite . $189.00 . I’s Easy To Pay—The American Way f - b ns\‘;}"‘ mgw Clearance of Bed-Davenport Suites 107 to 407 Off $159.00* 3-pc. $189.00* 3-pc. $209.00* 3-pc. $249.75%* .3-pc. Beautiful Overstuffed Suite $98.00 Jacquard Velour Suite. .$]49.00 Jacquard Velour Suite. .$]79.00 Tapestry Suite. ... .. ...$]198.00 I¢’s Easy To Pay—The American Way Clearance of Day Beds! BEAUTIFUL PIECES $1.50 Electric Toasters. Is;q “4' 3‘9) SH\H [ > seat $6.25 to $8.00 Console Tables, hogany finish or green and red lacquer 5 $8.50 Radio Table. finish A REAL SAVINGS EVENT! Prepare for that unexpected guest with an extra bed—particularly one of these outstanding bargains. Or trade-in your old one and get the $5 allowance—and <learn what real restful comfort is! Bl $10.95 $13.95 $19.75 $16.50 $5.00 $11.50 $22.95 $18.00 $5.00 $13.00 259, to 509, OFF OTHER BEDS! Reduced to $8.95 $10.95 Less 35.00 Ola Bed $5.00 $5.00 Price $3.95 $5.95 nut Reduced to ...... $12.95 Cedar Chests. terior of genuine heartwood red cedar.. $13.95 Windsor Armchairs, in rich ma- hogany finish $3.98 Reed Fernery, 3 colors ........... $12.98 Pnl|-up Chulr, with scoop Floor sam- Interior and ex- $19.95 Chest of Drawers, with swing- ing mirror and five drawers, Choice of ma- $2.98 IT‘ rich m:\lmgau\.' 33.98 $29.75 Occasional €hairs, mahogany frames, spring cushions. len. ness $16.50 $8.95 $3.98 In wal- 610,95 Regular $22.75 Da-Bed ....... § Regular $25.75 Da-Bed .. ... ... $ 675 9.75 Regular $32.50 DaBed .. .. . .. $24.50 % to 40% Off Others JANUARY 2, 1930. IMAN SETS RECORD, District of Columbia—Rain late to- night and tomorrow; mild temperature tonight; colder tomorrow; gentle to moderate southwest shifting to north- west or north winds. Virginia—Cloudy tonight and tomor- row, with rain tomorrow and in the interior tonight; mild temperature to- night; colder tomorrow. Moderate to fresh southwest winds, shifting to northerly tomorrow. Maryland—Rain tonight and tomor- row, probably changing to snow tomor- row in west portion; colder tomorrow and in extreme west portion late to- night; moderate southwest winds, shift- ing to northwest or north. West Virginia—Rain and colder in west_portion tonight; tomorrow rain, probably changing to snow and colder. Record for Twenty-four Hours. Barometer—4 _pm. 30.07; 8 pm. 30.07; 12 midnight, 30.0¢ m., 30.0! ., 30.08; noon, 30.06. 8 pm,, 54; 58; 8 am, 48; » 50; nghent umperltun, 58, occurred at 0 p.m. yesterday. o temperature, 48, occurred at 7 am. today. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 42; lowest, 27. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 4:16 am. and 4:20 p.m.; high tide, 9:41 a.m. and B ! Tomorrow—Low tide, 4:56 and : high tide, 10:22 lm. and The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:27 am.; sun set 4:57 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:27 am.; sun sets 4:58 p.m Moon rises 9:36 am.; sets 7:21 pm. Condition of the Water., Greut Falls—Potomac, clear. r{wu Ferry—Potomac-Shenandoah, slightly muddy. Weather in V: vg H H HE = 2 8 A99Y2(H, Stations. e 3jowor et gepIngas! Avilene. Tex ny T Atlantic_City r Rain . Ptcloudy in . Ptcloudy Clear Portland, Me. purmnn ores ‘038 3n 2u Antonio.. San Diego. Calf :o ln gan Francis s ETul.vr;nnn zuu Seattle, "Wash Bp}g-m, Wagh! 30 4n . Ptcloudy . Clear Clear + Pt.cloudy MRS. L. M. MOORES DIES, RESIDENT HERE 25 YEARS Funefal Services Will Be Held Fri- day Afternoon at the Home. Mrs. Lucy Morrison Moores, 57 years old, wife of Edward S. Moores, former purchasing agent of Government sup- plies for the Dhtrlct died yesterday at her residence, 1343 Park road. A native of Clarksville, Tenn,, Mrs. Moores came to Washington 25 years ago. She had been active in the East- ern Star order. Besides her husband, Mrs. Moores is | survived by a brother, Charles R. Mor~ rison of - Erin, Te: Mrs. Dolly W. Jones of Amarillo, Tex. and Miss Bessie Harris of Clarksville. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at the . residence, terment in Glenwood Cemetery. SERVICES TOMORROW FOR LIEUT CRUIKSHANK Funeral services ‘for Marcus Cruik- shank, 34 years old, U. S. A., retired, who died in the American Hoaplul Paris, France, December 19, after a long illness, will be held in Arlington Ceme- tery tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock, with burial in Arlington. Lieut. Cruikshank, the son of Mr. and Mrs, George M. Cruikshank of Birming- ham, Ala., served in the Army on the Mexican border during the World War. He was later retired for disability. He had gone to France seeking to reninl his health. ‘The body was brought here yesterday. It had been accompanied from France by his mother, who was with him during his illness. The father formerly was an editor of the Birmingham Ledger for a number of years. The mother is stopping at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fry, 2812 Courtland pl.lce. b L 3 Marriage Llcenses. Prederick K. Worley, 21 and Geraldine e B airear 50, and irene Jardin, and Elizabeth Youns, . L. Davis. Eugene Jacobson. 34, , 30: Judge Robert E. rles G. Hammond, 37, 39, both of Roanoke, 3"y, Hunter, 29, and Pallle De Berry, “Rev. William® D Jar FOUND. ?&o, ellow, male; nondescript breed. Olev. G—Near east entrance to White House 5307 Tost 18T and ¥ rew 307 Lansing COIN PURS! ternoon I taining Keys: numbered tu Phone_Berwyn cember 31, cor log “Reward it G RSt ._8. Public_Heaith. Brs ed - A'n Ll(]m Dllnhfll ln“ll‘ the 1 Bflul!' oot BT R O opping ° district: o money. eompncz, silver _rosary. a1d. Pinder please communicate Brorsin 2163 oF 530 Rittennouse s SPECTACLES—Between 4014 Tilinols ave. and St. Gabriel's Church, Return to 4014 Illinois " ave. ATCH _AND BRACELET—White m:n:{e and diamond settings; na cription on back. ‘Apt. 4. _Reward. Fotolntc 3509 eve at Town and Country Club, flexible diamond platinum brace- arge reward if returned Fulton Brylawski, 5100 # 3* NAPS DURING BLAST Samuel Basman Sleeps Nearby as Tire Vulcanizer Explodes. A new sleeping record was established | today by Samuel Basman, 60 years old, who slept soundly on when a tire vul- canizer exploded with a resounding| boom like a cannon in the room next to him on the second floor of a tire vulcanizing shop at 401 Massachusetts avenue, Mr. Basman's slumbers were undis- turbed in spite of the explosion shatter- ing the glass out of the windows in the | room in which he was sleeping and sending glass in the windows from the | room next to him some 50 yards away from the building, both on the Fourth street and Massachusetts avenue sides. The concussion also tore the plastering from the ceiling and wall in the room in which the explosion occurred, causing 8 damage estimated at about $500 by Walter Basman, 74 years old, who con- ducts the establishment. The sleeping man blinked as he was awakened and informed what had happened. The elder Mr. Basman and Henry Jinson, 50 years old, who were on the first floor of the building, were the only others inside when the explosion occurred. A crowd of several hundred persons gathered rapidly around the structure after they had been attracted some dis- tance by the explosion, reported to have | sounded like a cannon firing. The Fire | Rescue Squad and No. 6 Engine Com- pany were summoned to the scene, fire resulted from the blast. Mark Guy Pearse Dies. LONDON, January 2 (#).—Mark Guy Pearse, one of the foremost among England’s m'emhm for many years, died here yesterday at the age of 88. Mr. Pearse, who had a great reputa- tion within and wlthout t.hu Methodist. church, was noted for the wit with which he spiced his sermons, often up- lemn: the gravity of the congregation. @ard nf Thanks. MARTIN. GEORGE W. We wish to extend o our relativer riends our sincere tRanks and deepest. appreciation for the many favors during the lilness and the beautitul floral tributes at the death of aband. a; ther, GEORGE Qur desr h W. MARTIN. HIS WIFE AND FAMILY. Beaths. BEACH, "'F‘.“T B o™ 'néun e No *« A9 Beatha. On, Thursday, Januaty 2 beloved wife of Fran! ains_at 1 o omas P, Murray & Sons, 2007 Nichois ave. 6. Notice of funeral later. "&“&“ JTAUL LIVINGSTONE. = on ua, . at_Providence P, 1/“ Wnlononl RICKETTS HRiex Beabrook: Md. 'Services Wil be the residence” of his Grace M. Lo L MARGARET G. Wed: Tamtincy Ss 1650 MARGARET G fovea wite of Baul W. Stautier. resting at her late residance, 136-A st. n.w. Services will be held Gence on Priday’ evening. Jan pm, Anterment Saturd ederick, Md. TAYLOR, muum M. Deptited this life Wednesday. January 1. & reat and a host of other relatives and friends. Remalns resting at the John T. Rhin funeral_ch: 3d and Bye ste. dw. 0 by tween and Eve. sts. nierment menn Memorial, Cemetery a4 TAYLOR. wul.un All menm| of Youth Lodse, No. 1308 600" & BOF" Aty 1601 ! High View L. n-mm church i n' m':»-n‘ i WO 8. H. MILLER, G TYLER; RUTH. Departed this life Wednes- any nnu.r 1, 1630, a¢ ‘Gallinger Mot UTh v CRR, “beioren " bcd 05 e Tl Teay, e mourn their loss. Rem, the'Tonn K. Rhtnes Tanerar chancl® sed d 1 sts. s.w. Notice of !unenl |ll!f WAGNER, SARAR JANE. on J " 0. SARAH JANE WAGNER, beloved wifs (hl late Charles H. » in the 76th year Of her Priday, January 3. 'om Murray's undertaking plrlorn. Im'l "khnll Aave. se. Ll:sfr!g!nb Upper Marlboro, Md. Fri WASHINGTON, EDNA,® De, Wiflneoldlya-;'ln‘llly . |’:5-‘”’fl "“. "'. e lea evoted Ty % Benjamin Washington: ‘three. cfifi"ufl' Vivian, Bennie lnfl nlthll’d wl!hlnl!fl’l. and a l’QVOIPG friend, Mrs. Dar- Sem o 1507 6th n. Baturaay, anuary at ™ funeral home, !.r Rhofl! I;I.“‘:;ll:'l’el 7’:’" 'lmurmpnv. Paynes Cemeter: 3 [EAD, EMMA MU! sfilov! On ay, January ,: 1930, at VA NOBGROE at_Providence EMm pife of the late uorumsr Whiteneag. Fun.ral services at Gawier's chapel, o] Pr y, January 3, at 3 Taterment. brivate, On_ Thursday, JosEri’ ¥ bers' funeral Fineral ‘motice Jater. WILLIAMS, EMMA. On . Dect lo3e. 8t her. "rlnldrm.e.dll‘la ek 8. devoted wife of cnmn Wi Sharles " Williams, mg:.nezx of Pombroke nis Herron. January nest Jarvis' fogerat n.w. Interment 14th"and chapin ar- ar- 2 FANOR M. Suddenls on Tuesdas. 1. PLE: M ’. l-'t'”’e‘:fi" ro 'zvm i sidence. Forest Glen. S T30; at 830 & m WOOD, AGNES. Thursd; ) at her vr’um:-ne- Mllryyl“nui‘", mn D, belo etuD geleved wile, of xfiwu A BID) GEORGE. Thursday, ~Janu BIDDLE. ' b die and Departed thin uATY 2. 1930, GEOR( beloved hushand of Mar, 5 Temtimy Tineral home. tice of funer: life GE Bid- at o Enamte xlc.oo Chapin st. a.w. Departed this Ty IllnnD“n the Tubereufosts Horr s, e Tubereulosis Hos- EDNA IRENE, the daughter of the Molly Boswell. _She to mourn her lons & erine Boswelr: § Lydia Lawrence uncles, Ambros y Baptist Church, at , Jnterment “a " Lincoln uemorm b 1'"1'#'0"‘wa:.?“ W T N [AM l Elizabein 1° Boyle. Funeral “!'rb:mnd th Ciyde 3:" Nichols. 4205 ‘3th on Qllll rday, January 4, at 2 p. Imermwnt At Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 3 BOYLE, Special communics No. 35, p.m., of attendin the xunenl OF our* 1436 Bratner, ‘WIELSAM SAMuEr 8. TREWOL! A, Mi R. BARRETT LANK, Secrerary: “ot% H MARTHA EUIZABETH. On We Henry M {rom her lm mmnee. o6 u-m- on Jnuury 3, ll at Bethel fery, Aluandn h‘ Relattves wnd hl'ndl invited to atte CAMPBELL, th Departed this life Tues. fer Peidencs, *joro B . e lence, e CAMPBELL, devoted mothe; Little,_grandmother of Mr and William Mopkins. died triump] Talth sfter a lingering She leaves to heir 10ss & two grandchildren, jephews and & host of Sther relative 1 January 3. 1930, at 1 Giclock, from Metronnlltln Baptis Ghureh, R st, bet. and B G Smits, ‘pastor. Triends invited. | CAMPBELL, ELIZA. Members of the Wom en’s Club the "Metropolitan Baptist Church. R st. near i3th are hezeby Rotifed to Sttend. the Funerel i of our la sister, | ELIZA® CAMPBELL. Ja Relatives o abo ALLEN, president. )’ Secretary. On Wednesday, January at her residence, 1624 ARAH CHILDS, formerly N. J. devoted mother of Edmonia Thomas. "Rol tewar nnu Annie Middling. 8 Srandehiidren & other reln Q1 ins resting at W. Ernest Jarv " Tuneral Datiors, 3333 Georei ave. n.w. until 5 p.m. Friday, thereafter residence of her daughter. 3400 Sherman ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. HRISTIAN, MARY Suddenly, on Wed- esday, January 1, 1930, at the residence E W. B: Y E. CHRIST) e | D Funeral” from Padgett 1 i gy Juneral 348 -mer- December 1 m Hospital in Paris, several months' {lin SMITH | CRUIKSH. MARY nntccA On Wednesday, January 1, 1930, at 4 am., at Columbia Hospital, MARY REBECCA'DUVALL, be- loved wife of George G. Duvall, axed 46 Sews, " Funeral Trom_her late residence, 4300 Albemarle st. now. on’ Friday 7 3 . thence To Eldbrocks M. E' Churen, Temenuwn. D. C. Relatives 3nd " triend Interment Mount Zion Ceme ry. " Bethesdar M- YER. ELLEN. oOn Thursdey, January 3, o restgene, ELLEN DY f Frank Taylor, Susi of Hlulur:h‘ Saran Taslor and Remains resting at ‘the t Jarvis Co. Tuneral' otice of Tancral Jater: RTB. Departed this lite mber 30, 1929, ROBE! lu Memoriam. ANDERSON, JORN A. In sad but loving membri 9 > memb 5'615:“ f, our dear father and fiun away slx vesrs aso foday. J':nun! 2. lm Tile WiFE, B n‘rn N AND D, BROWN. MARY. In. memury o( our dear MARY s ire oud yéur s, Yanusy “"1""“ God her home. it w: BUE 1n my hears T love her atill. Every day my thoughts ith you, 'And ‘at'ni "c for ou I pray " T May lhe angels guard IDDV! you "Il 'we meet on iudement day. HER® LONELY CHILDREN. * DIGGLE, ANNA MAE. In loving _memorv 0( OIIY darling BIBY ANNA MAE DIGGLF. he left"us one’ year ago. today, Januars God needed An ariel; bright and fair, you, dear, R TR G Slwave nea LOVING MAMMA AND DADDY. " MeCALL. JACK. In loving memoy MCCALL. Who dled at Walter 'flfi"“" Diial oné vear ago tadas, Januars 5. 1695, . The battle's o'er_and peace is all around o Sleep, spldler boy, sleep on. Your Journey is ended, your work here is oldier boy. You defended” n vistory -you Sleep on among the best. MAME. + RECTOR, JOHN SINCLAIR. Sacred to the Tmory Sfour dearly beloved husband and father, INCUATR RECTOR, Wi J gammd fihis oife four years ago "today, anuary IFE, DAUGHTER AND SONS. * lu)nmlnv. MARTHA. In sad but lovinz memory of ‘our 'deir mothe A ROBINSON, who_departed this lite ten vears ago {odnv. January 3, 1915, ‘The years may wipe out many thini But this they will wipe out neve The memory of those happy days, When we were all together. HER _ LOVING UGHTER, LAURA CHILDS. SIMMS, ELIZABETH BERRY. Tn untiring memory of our darling_mother, ELIZA- ETH BERRY SIMMS. whom God called rom us to rest seven years ago today, January 2, 1922, Mother, we have & 2 ¥ 10 Vine and sweer; we longed for ‘an lnlll? o carry it, To lay it down at ynur n t. We ety in_passiona ng, St ¢arth an aneel Tend WhS Wil earry ‘ot Tovod Stadthe messase Our hearts desire to send. The messsge, “We' miss her and are - onely, We Eave io God in And it has passe: we to send you, rever to tak: 0 her throush the 0 longer restless, We'are content to wai . HER CHILDREN. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 Sth St. N.W. 6324 SRN—, | J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 332 PA. AVE. NW. _NATIONAL 1384. CHAS S. ZURHORST 03 Joseph F, Bn'ch's Sons (uMc BI IIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. _fae, fed ?.”'!n e goreninea. Efcient Bervice Autoraodile Sereies + W, Deal & Co. Ql‘ll’l‘ NE. LING Frank. Gdu s Sons Co. ) National 2473 Modern Chapel Teiepnorie RT ; mmmnon “Funeral from’ Stewarts funeral chapel,’ 30 H st. n.e., Friday, Jan- uary 3, 1930, at 1:30 pim beioved husband o3 Clementing Hill Hendrick and son M avid dric -nn the late David or, 8t c} ices will be'mm e “Church o the. L‘onnlnL i8tn snd N st nu Thursday, January "b'&flh.""} gnter ot au of: Alfred J. Heniy ana Jessie Holbrook Henry (nee Ide) nlllfl‘ 1 lmm the_abot residence Baturda; Y 4 Cedar iy’ So Otmelnr on Thur: 1930, at beloved wie neral from her resi Satiray” mornin ofilocl. o we, where m fives and menau fvited %o agicn Mount 'Olivet Cemetery F| v'lmnuuly.l.hmury Al- (1 ml ° 'fi:' o o IING‘ Nnu xln( o ard- OSANNAH Zakla an ln'umn. it IMIIIGN sih'and N sis B Jinuary 1, 1030, et her | oo i " Park r'u-u' Loy Mokhiss Aoon beloved wite of lu Moo neral from b residonce Prida J Inierment tn Gien. s TIMOTHY HANLON Funeral Director Private Ambulance 641 H St. N.E, Line. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with, the erlginal w Dfilu umm-n. . Faone P etmerty m F St N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private leousme Ambulance 4i3 ¥ 8t. NE. Medern Ghapel: - - Lincoln 0524 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W.___Phone North 0041 AILMUS R.SPE\RE Succeeding the Original W. R. 8 1623 éo:mhm A"ve. POTOblAC4600 FUNERAL DESIGNS R “&""ifi!’.flr. o e AAT o0 4th & Eye Service. —— Fromot Awte Belivery Bergie Gude Bros. Co:. 1212 F St Anlu.lc—cxm vo—lnq!nnv- CEMETERIES, venings ul !nuln