Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1930, Page 9

REAL THE EVENING VALUES! SAKS VALUES ARE NEVER EXAGGERATED! SAKS SUITS—25% OFF! AND PRACTICALLY ALL ARE 2.TROUSER SUITS $35.00 Two-Trou- ser Suits; our entire stock now 25% off. $26-25 $3()-00 $40.00 Two-Trou- ser Suits; our entire stock now 25% off. our ver $45.00 Two-Trou- ser Suits; our entire stock now 257, off. $50.00 Suits, from y finest makers; at reduc- tion of 257¢ $33.75 ' $37.50 OVERCOATS—25% OFF! $35.00 Overcoats; our entire stock; now 25% off.. $26-25 $50.00 Overcoats; our entire now 25% off. stock $37 50 $80.00 Chesterfield Overcoats imported $40.00 Overcoats; our entire stock; now 25% off.. A $30.00 of fine fabrics; $6()-00 $115.00 “Mon- tagnac” $45.00 Overcoats; our entire - stock; now 25% off.......... 5337 Overcoats, of the genuine fab- ric from France; 25% off.... Sedan, 586.25 The only exceptions in our entire Third Floor Clothing Stock are: Formal Clothes, plain Blues, i Saks—Third Floor REDUCED! Up to $14.95 Boys’4-Piece Suits From Our Own Stock '9.85 T is a mighty unusual se- lection to find in a sale! Included are the wanted pat- terns in Tan and Gray—em- bracing both light and dark shades. Standard Saks quality and workmanship. All full-lined. Sizes 7 to 17. Saks—Second Floor great style. “Honor Seal” Suits and Chauffeur Apparel REDUCED! $22.50-$25.00 -Trouser “Prepster” Suits and Overcoats $18.75 HE lad of 13 to 18 finds in this price-reduction a opportunity, Prepster Suits and Over- coats are known for their ex- cellence of quality and tai- loring—and correciness of Tans Browns in the season’s ap- proved patterns. Saks—Second Floor Saks and Reduced! Overcoats for Little Boys! $12.95 and $14.95 Values From Our Own Stocks—At THE reduction is a very drastic one—for we include at this extremely low price even a few splendid little Chinchilla Coats. The ma- jority, however, are in the patterned effects in Gray and Tan. Unusual savings. Sizes 3 to 10. Saks—Second Floor The Avenue STAR, WASHINGTO:! RETIRED SERGEANT STRICKEN AT HOME Robert E. Lee Held Up as Example of Stalwart, Conscientious Policeman. Robert E. Lee, sr, 58 years old, re- tired sergeant of the metropolitan po- lice force, on which he served for more than 30 years, died suddenly last night in the kitchen of his home, 215 Fourth street southeast. When brought up for retirement abous three years ago, former Repre- sentative Blanton of Texas urged that he be continued on active duty, de- claring him an example of a stalwart, conscientious policeman. A brother, J. H. Lee, is now a ser- geant at the third precinct police station. Sergt. Lee is said to haveebeen a distant relative of Gen. Robert E. Lee, and due to the admiration of his pa: ents for the Confederate leader he was named after him. Sergt. Lee was a member of Lebanon Lodge of Masons and of Washington Chapter, Royal Arch Masons. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Emma V. Lee; two daughters, Miss Annabelle Lee and Miss Jennie May Lee; a son, Rob- ert E. Lee, ir; his brother, Sergt. J. H. Lee, and three sisters, Mrs. Rose Brit- ton, Mrs. Laura Lee Beck and Mrs. Nora Luve., Funeral arrangements were to be completed late today, Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 34 hour: a H. and Katharine N. Dunster, girl. Fred A._and Bertha A. Hageer, girl. Albert E. and Dorothy E. McIntyre, glrl. Alphonzo and Angelina Maretta, boy. Primo and Josephine Campanelil, boy. Alden and Nolin Howard, boy. Perry A. and Nellie M. Burgess, boy. hrey, girl. . P i E. Rollins, boy. and Mary E. Burns, boy. Charles ‘B. and Bertha M. Bunch, boy. James and Carrie Newman, boy. Kennie and _Agnes Vest, boy. Enoch and_Dicle Hill, boy. QOllie. and Inez Neal, boy. Woodie and Alberta Manns, Morris T. and Louise E. Ste: Joseph and Cora Coleman, Archie and Winifred Carter, Norman and Winnie Webster, A. and Elanor Lewis, girl Cornelius and Lilllan_Weeks, Roscoe C. and Margaret Miller, bo Edward and Anna K, girl. Walter and_ Nellie Brooks, girl. Harry and Florence Patterson, girl. John E. and Rosabel Opey, girl. Glement and Lottie Dowden. girl. Walter and Hattie Harris, girl. Garfleld and Henretta Washington, girl. Deaths—Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: Martha E. Burch, 77, 526 Madison st. George 8. Praser, 66, 1000 B ayJumes H. Granger, 66, 132 N. Carolina ve. se. poiatile Strickland, 61, Little Sisters of the oot John T. Barrett, 63. 10 Bryant st. n.e. pKatherineAger, 47, Georze Washington spita Rebecca Duvall, 46, Columbia Hospita piarearet Staufter,’ 42, Homeopathic Hos al. Dora Goldblatt, 36, George Washington H‘;’e‘n""n'fl Brady. 18. Casualty H. aom{ H. Brady. 18. Casualt ttal, piEqward G. Lanciton, 7, Walter Reed Hos- Dorinda_Proctor. 77, Freedmen's Hospital. Joseph Curtis, 85, 14th and D sts. Robert Harrifon. 50. 16 Fia. ave. n.e. M Brooks. 48, Emergency Hospital. Richard C. Todd.'45, 932 T st William Green. Gallinger Hospital. Paul Brown, mergency Hospital Edna Bosweil, 24, Tuberculosis Hospital. gl ol Ferryboat Sinks Tug. NEW YORK, January 3 (#).—The ferryboat William Randolph Hearst rammed and sank the tug Mutual in a dense fog off the Erie Basin, Brooklyn, today. The tug's crew of five was rescued. " Furniture New and SIiEhtly Used fent; Orlental -srade at_low oric Dawes Furniture & Specialty Co. 2447 18th St. N SWIMMING POOL OPEN 1O THE PusLiC DAnY SAMtonP M Membership card without charge. SWIMMING PARTIES ARRANGED D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY Former Sergeant Dies ROBERT E. LEE. Steamer Is Total Lo LIMA, Peru, January 3 (#).—Mariners today considered the Chilean steamer Mapocho a total loss after it grounded yesterday near Samanco, about 200 miles north of Callao. A rough sea stove in_her hull below the water line. FOUND. DOG, yellow, male; nondescript breed. Clev. 1L N Al g FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue League, 349 Maryland ave. s.w. Nat. 8088, 1930 HENDRICK FUNERAL RITES SCHEDULED TOMORROW Former Aviation Lieutenant to Be Buried in Arlington With Military Honors, Puneral services for Sypret Warfleld ‘Hendrick, 49 years old, construction en- gineer and contractor, and widely known in this city, who died at his home in Asheville, N. C., Wednesday, will be conducted in the Church of the Covenant, Presbyterian, tomorrow aft- ernoon at 1 o'clock. Dr. John D. Greg- ory, acting pastor, will officiate. Inter- ment will be in Arlington Cemetery, with full military honors, Mr. Hendrick, who had resided in this city for 36 years, had maintained a home in Asheville for the past three years, He served as & first lleutenant in the Alr Service during the World War, and at the time of this death was a member of the Officers’ Reserve Corps. He also belonged to the Ameri- can Legion. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Clementina Carroll Hill Hendrick, of a prominent Maryland family; two broth- ers, J. Thilman Hendrick, former Dis- trict Commissioner, and David Stewart Hendrick, jr.; his mother, Mrs. David Stewart Hendrick, sr., and three sisters, Mrs. E. D. Edmonston of Baltimore, Mrs, Franz von Matsch, of Vienna, Aus- tria, and Mrs. Royal Thomas McKenna of this city. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and much colder tonight; tomorrow fair and colder; lowest temperature tonight about 28 degrees; moderate to fresh northwest winds, diminishing tomor- ToW. BRACELET, small plalted gold, between 19th and California sts. n.w. and Ambassador Theater. or in’theater. Miss McDaniel, North: 6713. Reward BRINDLE BULL -Female; nswers to name of Trix._ Reward. 2854 Mills ave. n.e. 5 CHOW PUPPY—Black, 5 months old: his name is Buster. A liberal reward viven to the ‘finder_who_returns him to Lawrence Hall. 1101 P st. n.w. Phone Decatur 4974. * COAT—WIll party Who took fur coat New Years eve from the Hamilton Hotel. throuth mistake please return same to_hotel? COIN PURSE T taining Keys: numbered 108. returned. _Phone_Berwyn_87-W. EYEGLASSES, tortoise shell rimi politan Theater. ~ Wednesday & _ Georgia_3384. 6906_8th_st. n.w. EYEGLASSE: uary 3. yicialty New York ave.. between 15th and 13th sts. Re- turn 2706 Ontario rd. Reward. Adams FOX TERRIER, mostly black, White on chest, face and legs, bobbed tail, answers to name Horsle. ‘No. 48 Seaton blace n.w. Reward, 3¢ PACKAGE OF RECENT LETTERS, betwsen 1ith and E sts. and 5 and 10 cent stores on ath st.: Thursday p.m. Name and address inside. Reward if returned to 212 4th st. s.e. * PHOTQGRAPHS, dental X- manila_envelope. _Phone Geory PLATINUM _BAR PIN- e diamonds._Reward. _Call A POCKETBOOK in Rossiyn &l black pocketbook containing money, glass and pen set. Reward. Alma B. Slusser, 311 C st. n.w. Phon POINTER--White name of “Brownle. Reward. 79. 505 N PURSE—Small, brown; over $35 in bills and change; Fox Theater, Thursday p.m. Co- lumbia 5512, Reward. 3 RING—George Washington class ring on Conn. ave.; liberal reward. Bernard Pettit, 1327 Potomac ave.se. 4 RINGS (2), sorority, D. B. 8., and Jja in ®old setting, in Elsrle ‘Theater, Reward. Address Box 234-H m SCARF, metallic clo reen border, left in morning. Call Dis- Childs ‘early New Ye trict 8750 between 9 and 5. 72 TORTOISE 8 GLASSES _In_Frankiin Co. case: Thursday evening. Finder please phone Met. 2351 eventng: WATCH_Wi 1d “Prom Ray to Joe.” “On yille Bus or 10th and G. to_Sergt. Btein. Bolling Fle! 9 o'clock Reward. Return id. 5 Maryland—Partly cloudy and much colder, with snow flurries in west por- tion tonight; tomorrow fair and colder; fresh northwest winds, diminishing to- Morrow. Virginia—Generally fair and much colder tonight; tomorrow fair and colder; fresh to strong northwest winds, diminishing tomorrow. West Virginia—Generally fair and much colder except snow flurries in northeast portion tonight; tomorrow fair, colder in extreme east portion. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 pm., 65; 8 pm, 58; 12 midnight, 58; 4 a.m,, 55; 8 am., 153; noon, 46. Barometer—4 pm. 2997; 8 pm, 29.98; 12 midnight, 20.96; 4 a.m., 20.97; 8 a.m., 30.02; noon, 30.05. Highest temperature, 67, occurred at 2:30 pm. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 46, occurred at noon today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 36; lowest, 22. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 7:27 a.m.; sun sets, :58 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:27 am.; sun sets 4:50 p.m. ‘soon rises 10:06 a.m.; sets 8:22 p.m. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 4:56 a.m. and 4:58 pm.; high tide, 10:22 and 10:34 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:33 am. and 7 pm.; high tide, 11:03 am. and 11:13 pm. Condition of the Water. Harpers Ferry—Potomac, slightly cloudy; Shenandoah, very cloudy. Great Falls—Potomac, clear. Weather in Varlous Cities. WRIST WATCH—Lady's, white gold, oblong I ave. and New Jersey ave. and Que st. n.w. Reward. North I WRIST WATCH. white gold: initials L E. C. on back: between 16th and K and Invest ment_Bidg., or on bus. Reward. Apt. 650, the_Chastiéton. Ty, white §old movement, 4 chip diamonds and Liberal reward. Phone Lin. 674 Stations. 325 REWARD for inform the return of when_lost !ro:| 653 E. 8 h collar_ with name Patsy” and ., 8. Ferguson,” Georges license tag No. 5757. Ferguson at Natl. 8222 or Hyattsville ’ I'—IL.ost New Year eve at Town and Country Club, flexible diamond platinum brace- let. Large reward if returned to Mrs. Fulton Brylawski, 5100 38th st. 3* Cap- andy also Prince Why Have an Old-Time Undertaker that knows only high-priced funerals? When you can employ THE GREAT W. W. CHAMBERS CO. who has greater things to offer. 3 MBULANCES the finest in the city. MPLE REST HEARSES AND CARS THAT ARE IN Local ealls only £4.00. FUNERAL, $100.00. 'GUARANTEED PERFECT SERVICE. RANTEED" STEEL VAULTS, $45.00. ANY MAKE YOU TOW . WATERPROOF. COUCH CASKET FUNERAL ALL COMPLETE. CARS AND ALL. §165.00. YN.” TWO AND ARSE FREE WITH EACH COMPLETE FUNERAL. LY R THE TWO FREE CARS, §7.00 EACH. SUITS AND DRESSES. $6.00 CHAPEL AND PIPE_ORGAN FOR JOUR USE FREE, ECTORS. SUCH A8 WILI F. ELLIOTT, 35 XPE) NO BETTER OBTAINAB} HARVEY. 35 YEARS' EXPERIENGE, AND OTHER ADVANTAGES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. DON'T GUESS WHAT IT COSTS. CALL W. W. CHAMBERS CO. AND KNOW THAT YOU CAN EVEN GET A CEM- ETERY PLOT AS LOW AS.....cccvvcepernnnine SINCERE $40.00 SERVICE W. W. CHAMBERS CO., 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W.—Phone Col. 0432 $35—'40—%*45 SUITS & 0’COATS Reduced to 3T These reductions help you start the New Year “fashion right” and eco- nomically. Open a charge account , .. pay weekly or monthly as convenient. No interest or extra charges. EISEMAN'S Seventh and F Sts. 0,08 Cloudy 04 Cloudy ton. & Chicavo, " il, Cincinnati, Ohic Cleveland, Ohio. S C. Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear Snow Cloudy Galveston, Tex. Helena, Mont... 3 Huron, 8. Dak. Indianapalis.Iui Angeles. Loutsville, K. Miami, Fia....0 . Orleans, La New York, N.¥. 2! Oklahoma' City om Neb: Philadeiphia Phoenix, Art Pitsburgh, P Portland. Me Portland, Ore Raleigh,’ N. C. Sait Luke City. an Antonio. ... 8an Diego, Calif 30.04 San Francisco. 30.04 8t. Louls, Mo.. 3046 h.20086 42 38 o) 0267 53 FUNERAL _DIRECTORS. AIMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding the Original W. B. Spears Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 € 798 o4 1308 M st 45 78, at B0 ¥ ot Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th_St. N.W. Col._6324. J. WILLIAM LEES SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 332 PA. AVE. NW. NATIONAL 1384. 138 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 372 Joseph F, Birch’s Sons = Fhone west s0se (ISAA 3034 M St. N.W. Shoaes a1 Quick, Dignifiea, Efuciens Serv e An Automobile’ Service, W. W. Deal & Co. 216 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN_8200. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. i adern Coupe Seiepnoe National 2473 Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. District 2606 TIMOTHY HANLON Puneral Director Private Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor with the original W, eare R. 8] | ment. 1009 H St. N.W. Phone P imesiy 40 F St N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance Yidaetn Grmpel . ';"""’“"‘ 0524 . Ielbad e JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1387 10th St N.W. __Phone North 047 FUNERAL DESIGNS ot Auto Deiivery Service. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. XPRE! ? AL EMBLEMS AT MOD- ERATE PRICES. TEL NAT. 5410 & RAT: 166 Gpen Evenings Jdth & E and Sundays ye CEMETERIES. 00) "GLENWOOD CEMETER JOSEPH WHITEHEAD DIES AT HOME OF BROTHER Son of Ploneer Grocer, Long a Capi- tal Resident, Had Been Il But Short Time. Joseph N. Whitehead, 61 years old, died yesterday at the home of his brother, C. M. Whitehead, 2413 Becond street northeast, following a short ill- ness. Mr. Whitehead, the son of the late Joseph W. Whitehead, pioneer_ grocer, came here 45 years ago from Fairfa Va. During his residence in Washing- ton he was engaged in the restaurant business. Resides C. M. Whitehead he is sur- | vived by another brother, W. W. White- head of Alexandria, Va., and two sisters, Mrs. J. D. Watkins and Mrs. Carrie W. | Simpson of Washington. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clocq at Chambers’ funeral home, Fourteenth and Chapin streets, with burial at Fairfax, V: Marriage. e Dr Sbn & Rimer, MAIORE v. Dr. John C. Palmer, NETTLETON TORBERT "and " JORN A: SMITH. At home. San Francisco, Calif., after January 6, 1930. G Beaths. BAIRD, LIEUT, COL. WILLIAM. On Friday, January 3, 1930, at his resideiice, the West: moreland ' 'Apt., Lieut.. Col. ~ WILLIAM BAIRD, U. 8. ‘Army, retired.’ He is ‘sur- vived By his widow, Mrs. William Baird, and daughter, Mrs.'W. W. Hicks, wife of W, Hicks, Coast Artillery of Fort Totten, N. Y., and son, Ma). John E. Buird. Notice'of funieral hereafter. BEACH, ETHELBERT T. On Tuesday. De- cember 31, 1929, at Oteen, N. C.. ETHEL- BERT T. (Bill), husband of Florence Beach (nee Byasse). Remains will be at the resi- gdence of his’ sister, Mrs Clarine Rabbiit 1431 Foxhall rd, n'w.. Friday. January 3. 1930. Funeral Saturday, January 4, 1930, At 2 pm. {rom the above residence. In- terment 3 p.m. at Atlington Cemetery. BIDDLE, GEORGE. On Thursday. January 2. 1930, GEORGE. beloved husband of Mery Biddle and son of the late Hiram Biddle. " Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. 1.w.. on Saturday, January 4. at 10:30 a. Intérment Rock Creek Cemetery. BOYLE, WILLIAM J. On Wednesday, Jan- uary’ 1. 1930, WILLIAM J. husband of Elizabeth M. Boyle. ' Funeral from the chapel of Clyde J. Nichols, 4209 9th st. n.w. on Saturday, January 4. at 3 pm. Interment at Fort Lincoln Cemietery. 3 BOYLE, Special communica- No. 35, F. A, A. M., Y January 4. 1930, ‘at 1:30 pm., for the purpose of attending the funeril of our late brother, WILLIAM J. BOYLE. SAMUEL B. TREWOLLA, Master, R. BARRETT LANK, Secretar: 3 CHILDS, SARAH. On Wednesday, January 1, 1630, at 6 a.m.. at her residence. 1524 Union ct. n.w, SARAH CHILDS, formerly of Rutherford. N. J. devoted mother of Mary Jackson. Edmonia Thomas, Rosa Stewart and Annie Middling. She also leaves 20 grandchildren and other rela- tives and friends, ~Re ing at, W nest Jarvis Co. funeral pariors. Georgia "ave. n.w., until 5 pm. Frida thereafter at the resid ter, 3400 Sherman ave. n. day, Japuary 5. at 1 pm. from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors. Inter- ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. & CLARK, PHILLIP, Departed this life Thurs- day, January 3, 1930. at_Gallinger Hos- PHILLIP CLARK. Remains resting rnes Gray ‘Co. funeral home, 614 Notice of funeral later. EN. On Thursday, January 32, 1930. at_ her ‘residence. 2155 8th st. n.W.. ELLEN DYER, devoted wife of William Dyer. sister of Frank Tavlor, Susle Wash- ington of Pittsburgh. Sarah Taylor and Catherine Ford. Remains resting at the W. 'Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Ga. ave. nw. untll 5 p.m. Batirday, o fter at her late residence. Funerai Sunday, January 5, at 1 pm. from | DYER, ELLEN. To the Post Officers, Officers and 'Members of Leahs Tent, 188: You are hereby notified ‘of the death of Sister ELLEN DYER. Call meeting Saturday night at the hall. * Funeral Sunday. Jan- uary B, 1930, at 1 o'clock, from Florida Avenue’ Baptist Church.~ All sister tents invited. SISTER MAMIE CLARK, Leader. SISTER PLORENCE JOHNSON, W.8. M. * Florida Avenue Baptist Church, ] FRESHOUR., MARY LOUISE. On Thursday, January 2, 1930, at 9 a.m., MARY LOUISE, daughter of Warren A, and Wilma Loree shour. Puneral Saturday. January 4. p.m. (private). Interment St. John's eltsville, Md. . On Wednesday, Jan- ssidence. 1438 Church . n.w.. JACKSON GOGGINS, the be- loved husband of Rena Goggins. Remains Testing at Lomax chapel, 1400 S t. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. GORDON, LUCY, Depar day, January 2, 1930, dence, 328 Elm st. n. briet {ll- ness, Mrs. LUCY GORDON. aves to mourn her ‘loss one_son, John F. Sneed: one daughter, Mrs. Josephine Heyward of New York City; one daughter-in-iaw, Mrs. Josephine Sneed, and a grandson.’ John Prancis, ir., and'a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral from her son's resi- dence on Saturday at 2 pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. by GRANINGER, DOROTHY M. On Thursday, January 2,1930, at Sibley Hospital, DORO- THY M.’ beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pefer R. Graninger. Funeral from her 'late residence, 716 Madison st. n.w., Saturday, January 4, at 2 p.m. GUINEY. DENNIS. On DENNIS _GUINEY. Re; th W. Chamters in st.’ n.w. Pa. HAYCOCK, MAHLON L. Suddenly, at his home. Portsmouth, Va.. January 3, 1930, MAHLON_ L. HAYCOCK, ‘son of the late William Hatrison and Margaret L. Hay- cock of Georgetown, D, C. * HENDRICK, SYPRET WARFIELD, On Wed- nesday. January 1. 1930, at 8:45 pm.. at Asheville, N. C.. SYPRET WARFIELD HEN- DRICK. 'beloved husband of Clementina Hill “Hendrick and son of Mrs. David Stewart Hendrick, sr.. and the late David Stewart Hendrick. Funeral services will be held at the Church_of the Covenant, 18th and N sts. n.w., Saturday, January St B, diterment (private) "Arling- pital. at uary 3. 1930, ns resting at eral home, 1400 Interment Wilkes-Barre, ton' National Cemetery. HENRY. HELEN H. On Thursday, January 32,1930, at _her Tesidence, 1322 Columbia rd. n.w. HELEN H. beloved daughter of Prof. ‘Alfred J. Henry and Jessie Holbrook Henry (nee Ide). Funeral from the above Tesidence Eaturday. January 4, at 2 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 3 HYDER, ANNIE. Departed this life Thurs- day, January 2. 1930, after a long iliness 2t ‘Gallinger ‘Hospital. ANNIE HYDER Remains resting temporarily at Robert Campbell's funeral home, 423 43 st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. JOHNSON. ARTHUR. On Monday, Decem- ber 30, 1929, at New York City, ARTHUR JOHNSON. formerly of this city, the be- loved husband of Elmora Johnson, son of the late Sophla Hutton Johnson. devoted brother of Margaret Jobnison and uncle of Lilly Johnson. _Funeral Saturday, Jan- uary 4, 1630, at 1 pm. from Lomax chapel,” 1400 8 'st. ‘nw. Friends invited Interment Arlington National Cemetery. KEEFE, MARY. On Thursday. Janusry 32, 1930, "at 2:20"a.m.. MARY (e Reayan), beloved wife of the Iate John Keefe. - Fu’ neral from her late residence. 101 8 st D.W., BAtUrdAY MOTLINK, JADUATY 4, ut o'clock, thence to St Martin's Church. Where mass will be sald at 9:30 wm. Rela- tives and friends invited to attend. In- terment at Mount, Olivet Cemetery. 3° KEEFE, MRS. MARY. Members of St. M tn's'Sodality are ‘reguested to Priday, January 3. 1930, at 8§ p. late residence of Mrs. MARY KI 8'st. n.w., to recite the rosary. PREFECT. LEE, ROBERT EDWARD. Suddenly, on Thursday, January 2. 1930, ROBERT ED- WARD LEE. beloved husband of Emma Lee " (nee Siater), and eldest son of the late Samuel and Julia Lee, aged 58 vears. Funeral from his late residence, 215 4th 5t ge. on Monday. January 6, at 2 p.m Relatives and friends invited 'to attend. Interment at Congressional Cemetery. Without warning he went, no sad good-by, Do lgst farewell, there was no one migh: For the reaper came, in the hush of night, And made dark our home, that was 50 right. We loved him so. we did not know. That soon, so §0on, he would have to go. We could 'not see,ere another morn, How_crushed our hearts, how sad, how forlorn. And our faith is stronger, our love more pure. Qur 10ss; 80 deep. less hard to endure. Por we know that Christ led him all the way Through that darkened valley to that per- WILLIAM. Departed this life on December 31, 1029, at St. Eliza- ospital. WILLIAM 'LOVELL. He leaves to moufn their loss three sons, one daughter and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains may be seen after 5§ pm. Friday at the George B. Clarke fu neral pariors, 1416 Florida ave. n.. In terment Culpeper, Va. MARAEZIAN, OSANNAH, Suddenly on Y | Wednesday. January 1. 1930. at_Leonard- town. 8t Mary's County, Md. OSANNAH MARAEZIAN, devoted mother of Zakia Babashaian. ' Funeral from V. L. Speare | Co.’s, 1009 H_st. h.w., on SBaturday, Jai- 9:30 am 2 Church, at 10 MgCUEN, on Friday Januar; 3. 1930 ilness. GUSTAVU McOUEN, beloved father of Rena and Julla McCuen. Remains resting at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N at. n.W. Notice of funeral later. OCKERSHAUSEN, F. HENRIETTA. On Frl- day. _January '3, ' 1920, F. HENRIETTA OCKERSHAUSEN ' (nee Kloeppinger-Stolpp) . beloved wife of Carl H. Ockershausen Remains ‘Testing at Frank Geie Co. par, Funeral from the c Frank Co.. 1113 7th st. n.w. on Monday, at 11 a.m. “Rela tives and friends Interment Pros- pect Hill Cemetery. [ PETT. MARY E. On Thursda: January 2, 1930, MARY E. beloved wife of Prank Bratha, RICKETTS, PAUL “mfll!’flg.'m.% oKErH January 3 PAUL LIVING ioved son of Ricketts ( wry), of Md. Services will be held st the residence of his grandmother, Mrs Grace M. Lowry. 512 1th st. on Sat- urday, January 4, at 3 p.m. Relatives an friends invite: Interment Congressiona Cemetery. 3 RYON. GEORGE L. Suddenly on Thursday, Janiary, 2 1930, At Blue Ridee Sanitarium. Charlottesvill Va., L. husband .0( Fedora D-ylnyn a?flth r of d Emily Williams. . Lawrence, Grimes, brother of Mrs. Carr! Remains at his home. 600 Addison Virginia Highlands. Puneral from Ca M. E. Church, Aurora Hills, Va., on Satur- day, January' 4, at 1 pm. Interment Andrex Chapel Cemetery,” Va. Relatives and friends Invited. SCOLLAED, ELLEN R.' Priday, Japuary 3. 1930, at 'her’ residence. the Cairo Hotel Mrs. ELLEN R. SCOLLARD. in the 95th year of her age. Funeral private. It is re- Quested that no flowers be sent. ‘ SCRIVINER, JAMES., Sr. On Thursday, January 7, 1930, JAMES SCRIVINER. 8r.. of Mariboro, Md., deyoted father of twen: ty-two children’ and _brother of Daniel Sci Remamns resting at A. Chew & Co.'s new funeral home. Delawars ave. and H st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. . SNIPES, THEODORE (MIKE). Departed this life Friday. January 3, 1930, at his resi- dence, 1235 "Union st s.w.' THEODOR! (MIKE) SNIPES, beloved husband of El- nora Snipes, brother of Mrs. Mary Pem- bleton. He 'also leaves & host of other reiatives and {riends to mourn his de- parture. Remains resting. John T. Rhines” funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. STAUFFER. MARGARET G. On Wednes- day. January 1, 1930. MARGARET G., be- loved wife of P . Remams resting at her late residence, 136-A Que st. n.w. Services will be held at the resi. dence on Friday evening, January 3, at 1 pm. Interment Saturdsy, January 4, at Frederick, Md. ) TAYLOR. CELIA. Departed this life Thurs- day. Januaty 2. 1930. at 3 a.m., CELIA TAYLOR. devoted wife of Seth Taylor, devoted mother of Martha Hargrove and Ia Taylor. mother-in-law "of "Clarence Hargrove. 'Remains resting e W. parlor Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral Ga. ave n.w. MNotice of funer: TAYLOR, MAUDE BEATRICE. Waiter’ Reed General Hospltal, M BEATRICE TAYLOR. Funeral 'from the W. W. Chambers’ funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. Monday, .. 8:30 a.m.. thence to S corner 10th and G st Wil be said at 9 a.m. WARFIELD, ALBERT S. On Thursday, January 3, 1930, at his residence, 203 Fra- zier ave. Virginia Highlands, Va.. AL- BERT 8. WARFIELD, beloved husbAnd of Isabella ‘Warfleld and father of Hattie Warfield ~Wech. _ Funeral services Friendship M. E. Church South, Harma Anne Arundel County, Md. on Sun January 5. at 2 pm. Interment in ¢ church- cemetery. 4 WASHINGTON, EDNA. Departed this life Wednesday, January 1, 1930, EDNA WA! INGTON. 'She leaves a devoted husband, Benjamin Washington: three children, Vivian, Bennie and Richard Washington, and a 'devoted friend, Mrs. Ny ven of 1501 6th st. n.w. Funeral 8a January 4. at 2 b.m. from Frazle: funeral home, 389 Rhode Island & Interment Paynes Cemetery. WHITEHEAD, JOSEPH N. On_Thursdi January 2. 1930, ‘at 2 a.m. JOSEPH WHITEHEAD. _Funeral services at Chambers’ funeral home, 1 n.W. on Saturday, January 4. at Intérment Fairfax, Va., at 3:30 p.m. WOOD. AGNES C. On Thursda 2. 1930, at_her Tesidence, Maryland Park. Md., AGNES C. WOOD (nes Kelly). of fouls A. Wood; mother of Mrs. Robert Hyman. Mrs. Charles Emmert, Mrs. Tro- land Cleare and Stephen J. Wood. ineral from her late residence on Satus uary 4, at 8:30 a.m. thence to garet’s’ Church, Seat Pleasant, M mass will be said at and friends invited. Road Cemetery. In Memortam. COLE, ANNIE M. In sad but loving mem- Ory’ of " my "Geloved ‘mothr. ANNTE M. OOLE. who deperted this life four yes aKo today, January 3, 1924, . Four years have passed since that sad day When'the one I loved was called away. God took her home: it was His wi But in my heart I love her still. HER' LOVING DAUGHTER, VI DOY, DANIEL R. Sacred to the memory of Sirsiearly ‘beloved husband and, fether; NIEL R. Sy uee Gone. but_never forgotten. TOVING ‘WIFE AND CHILDREN. * FARLEY, RAY. 1In sad but loving rémem- brance’ of our dearly beloved daughter. RAY FARLEY, Who left us January 2, 8. You left & memory fair and sweet, Tts fragrance will never Your life was short, pure and ‘When God called you home on 3 pm where 9 a.m. Relatives Interment at Holy nd some day we hope to' greet you again, avenly home 5 " DEVOTED MAMA AND PAPA. Nothing can ever take The love a heart hol ar: Pond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps you nesr. . FLUERY, F. In sad but loving r hembrance o sur hasband, Tather ¥ Who de votion, That our hearts still long for you. Remembrance is & golden chain Death tries to break. but all in vain. To have, to love and then to part 1s the greatest sorrow of our HIS _LOVING WIFE, DAUGH AND SISTER. . HARRIS, ALBERT R. A tribute of love to the beautiful memoty of my dear husband, ALBERT R. HARRIS, whose summen came to join the innumerable caravan tws years ago today, January 3, 1 There are stars that o out in the dark- ness. But their silvery light shi ‘There are roses whose fragrance Still lingers ‘When the blossoms are faded and gone. There are hearts full of light and sweet- n ‘Whet 0 _longer their life current flows, But their sweetness lives on with the living Like the soul of the star and the ros HIS WIFE, JANIE HILL HARRIS. * HOOD. JAMES W. In loving memory of husband, JAMES W. HOOB. who 'nl!‘- this life four years ago today. January l‘ 1926. HIS WIFE, KA{TI 'HOOD. LEWIS, ELIZABETH HOWARD. n}-er- the mrmnri of our dear one, ZAB) HOWARD LEWIS, who left us two years e FAN Y 08 THE TATE REV MRS, WILLIAM JAMES HOWARD, A0 LYON, MATHILDA. In lovi: of our dear mother, M'An "mel';a,. Who passed away January 3, 1893. HER DEVi CHILDREN. * MAGRUDER, WILLIAM A. AND MARY. In loving remembrance of ‘our dear brother, WILLIAM A. MAGRUDER, who departed this_life twenty-one years 0, January 1, 1909, and our dear mother and grand- mother. MARY MAGRUDER, who left us seven years axo today, January 3, 1923, Loved in life. in death_remembared. THE FAMILY, * MAGRUDER, MARY. A tribute of love to the memory of out dear mother and our MARY MA( UDER, 2 50 "todays Loved tn Mte. ig death remembered. LOVED ONES. DAUGHTER, i 4 WATSO! ‘GRANDDAUG! A GRANDSON. WILLENA POWERS RICHARD H. MAGRUDER. RAFFO, ELIZABETH. Sacred to the ory_of our dear mother, RAFFO, who departed this life three years ago, January 3, 1927, grandmother, me. HER LOVING CHILDREN., * RIDGEWAY, ROY. In loving memory our dear boy, ROY RIDGEWAY, who us seven years ago today, January 3, 1 Seven years have' passed since that sad day When the one we loved was called away. God took him home, it was His will But in my heart I love him still. God needed an angel, bright and fatr, 8o he took you, Roy. d:lrv But in our heart you are near, Till we meet on judgment day. MOTHER, FA' 'R AND SISTER. * ROBINSON. JOSEPH H. In memory of m: ;lxll;;rl JOSEP‘HH 3 !'tonnwoll.,vho a rs 8%0_today, Januaty 3, 1900, HIS DA(.Y(]H'I'&~ ’#"fl. 4 WEIGEL. BESSIE §. BRADBURY. In sad but’ loving remembrance of our de dunghter tnd sister. BFSSIE 8. BRAD: BURY WEIGEL, who died fifteen years ago today, January 3, 1915, Gone, but not forgotten. ‘THE P/ PAMILY. ® WRIGHT, WILLIAM. Sacred to the m orv of ‘my "dear husband, WILLIAI WRIGHT, wko passed to the great three years aco today, January 3, 1997, Nt now, but n the coming ¥ It muy be In the better lan We'll read the meaning of our tears. And there some time we'll understand.: We'll cateh the broken thre And finish what we here Heaven will th teri And then, a! DEVOTED it ZEGOWITZ, FRANK L. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear son and our lo ing brother, FRANK L. departed tifs life “so “suddenl years ago today. January 3. 1916~ Annie Yersary ‘mass at Immaculaie Conception Church. May his soul and all the souls of # faithful departed. through the lierey God, rest in peace. You were the first to break the chain That was linked around our hearts, And in ‘the past fourteen lonely years The links were pulled apart. The lots is bitter, the pain severs, ' Peit ins at "the chapel of Thomas B Murrey" &' 8ons. 3007 Nichois 7 January 4 e R T i e Therols 3 blace tn Sur Hearce That tn UN> p Eo g‘m%e r tfii j 814 jio otber 2 } N\