Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1930, Page 7

SUNDAY. STAR, WASIHINGTON. D. C. JANUARY 19, 1930—PART ONE. g e 3 TAE PUT— She also had been * MRS, MARY BALEY DES FROM STROKE Prominent Bladensburg Tem- perance Worker Succumbs on Visit to Capital. Dispatch to The Sta BLADENSBURG, Md., January 18.— Mrs. Mary Gordon Bailey, 64 years old, & prominent law enforcement and tem- perance worker, and wife of Judge Al- fred D. Bailey of this place, died last 5 o'clock, while in an ambu- lance on her way to Emergency Hos- ‘Washington, not been in good health for the past few years, but her condition had not been alarming recently. Death was due to heart trouble. After attending a motion picture theater in Washington last night in company with her son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bailey of Washington, Mrs. Bailey complained of not feeling well and visited a nearby drug store, where she was given at- tention. When her condition became no better an ambulance was called, her death following shortly after on the way to the hospital. Mrs. Bailey was secretary and was law enforcement and temperance work. She only recently was re-elected presi- dent of the Prince Georges County Women's Christian Temperance Union and last Monday presided at a meeting of the executive board of that organ- ization at her home. At this meeting Mrs. Bailey took a prominent part in outlining plans for a W. C. T. U. cam- paign, having as its object the election of persons in the coming elections pledged to war on vice. Mrs. Bailey wa ssecretary and was prominent in the organization of the Law Enforcement League of Prince Georges County. an active worker in St. Luke's Episco- 1 Church, Bladensburg, for meny ;:IH‘ and had been prominent in the Prince Georges County Federation of Women's Clubs and in the Greater Blad- ensburg District Citizens' Association. At one time Mrs. Bailey was well known as a director of amateur the- atricals. Mrs. Bailey was born in Washington, D. C., July 11, 1866, the daughter of Capt. Gordon, U. S. A.. and Mrs. Gor- don, but had lived in Bladensburg the past 37 years. Capt. Gordon saw serv- ice in the Indian Wars. Besides her husband she leaves & daughter, Miss Virginia Bailey of Bladensburg, and in addition to Gordon Bailey, two sons, Alfred D. Bailey of the Federal Department of Justice and First Lieut, Caleb T. Bailey of the aviation section of the United States Marine Corps. A sister, Miss Elizabeth Gordon, who made her home with Mrs. Bailey, also survives. Funeral services will be held Mon- day morning at 10 o'clock at St. Luke's Church. Interment will be in Fort incoln Cemete; —hasn’t bought such attractive footwear and here’s the reason: SUITS O’COATS | O’'COATS 24 MRS. RICHARDS BURIED. | MRS. ST.ROHEiK_ER DIES. | | ‘Wife of Former Gift Shop Owner Widow of Well Known Physician Died in Florida. Funeral services for Mrs. Charles E. Richards, 70 years old, wife of Charles | o1q, wife of the late Dr. Thomas Hamlin E. Richards, former proprietor of the | gy “peoor Richards Gift Shap on Pennsylvania - s avenue, who died Wednesday in Flor- | physician, died Friday at her residence, were held yesterday from t Church of the Nativity in Brightwood. Burial was In the Congressional Ceme- | yesterday at Charlotte, N. C., her native tery. In 1885, Mrs. Richards, a native of llinois, came to Washington, where she resident of Washington, is survived by had resided continuously. ago she and Mr. Richards celebrated | this city. their golden wedding anniversary. For|vard D. Charles D. and Edward L. the past 11 years Mr. Richards, a re- | Strohecker, and Miss Sallie H. Stro- tired business man, has passed several | hecker. Winter months at a Florida resort. It ' was on this year's trip that Mrs, Rich- The Richards’ residence Is at 7119 Chestnut street, Takoma Park. GIVEN COMMERCE POST. F. E. Simmons of Johnstown, Pa., |complaint filed by Mrs. Nelle Joyce. has been made chief of the rayon and silk section of the Commerce Depart- | expenses to his wife's attorney, so the He has been in the commerce | latter can go to New York for deposi- service since 1927. tiol A REAL Credit Service | 111 Two Weeks. Mrs. Julia D. Strohecker, 73 years well known Washington 1213 Jefferson street, following an ill- ness of two weeks. Burial took place home. Mrs. Strohecker, for many years a Six weeks) four sons and one daughter, all of They are Thomas H. Bre- JOYCE DIVORCE SOUGHT. CHICAGO, January 18 (#).—James Stanley Joyce, former husband of Peggy ‘Hopkins Joyce, is scheduled to appear in court Monday to answer a divorce He will be asked to advance traveling to be used in the divorce hearing. —and no added cost Any man can open an account at Eise man's. We can arrange the account for 30, 60 or 90 days...and there’s not one penny added to the original price for this credit service. Payments mav be weekly, semi-monthly or monthly. How's that for a real credit service? Right Now—Sharp Reductions 35 *40 and ‘45 SUITS 33 Right NOW s the time to open that account .especiallv when wwe offer such worthwhile reductions on our finest Swuits and O'Coats. | 12:47 pm. Factories had to sell their huge overstocks—at a tremendous sacri- fice. We bought thousands of these American-made and Imported shoes —at ridiculously low prices. All high-grade shoes — all styles — all sizes — all now offered far below their worth. Real “bargains”! BETTER EISEMAN'S SEVENTH Why Bury a Lot of Money Under the Ground if You Haven’t Much on Top & ¥ STS. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair today and tomorrow; slowly rising temperature this afternoon; warmer tomorrow; gen- the northwest or north winds, becom- ing variable. Maryland—Fair today and tomorrow; slowly rising temperature in West and Central portion this afternoon; warmer tomorrow; diminishing northwest and west winds, becoming variable. Virginia—Fair today and tomorrow: slowly rising temperature in extreme West and extreme North portions this afternoon; warmer tomorrow; diminish- ing northerly winds, becoming variable. West Virginia—Fair and warmer to- day and tomorrow. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Temperature—Midnight. 30; 2 am. 20; 4 rm. 28; 6 am., 29; 8 am, 30 10 a.m., 20; 12 noon, 32; 2 pam, 32; 4 pm, 20; 6 pm, H pm. 18; 10 p.m., 15, Highest, 32; lowest, 15. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 67; lowest, 38. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 6:08 am. and 6:32 pm.; high tide, 11:5¢ am. Tomorrow—Low_tide, 7 am. and 7:27 p.m.; high tide, 12:16 am. and The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun Tose 7:21 a.m.; sun sets 14 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:23 am.; sun sets 5:15 p.m. Moon sets 11 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. Precipl- tation. 8 Asheville, N. ©. Atlanta, Ga. . Atlantic Gitv. N.'J, Baltimore, Md. Birmingham, A i Cincinnati, ' Ghio.. Cheyenne, 'Wyo. Cleveland. Ohio Detroit, Duluth. ‘Minn! Fl P shBRoonEasBasally Kansas_City, Little Roek, Ark Los Angeles. Calif. Loutsville. Kv. Marauette, Micl Memphis, Miami. ¥l Moblle. New Orlean: 2333883553355, Omnha. N Philadelphia, ERoenix. Afiz.. Pittsburgh, Pa. Poriland. Or oriiand. BRIt Lake City, Ot SH'Louls, Mo ... Sk Rnlontor Fex San callf Savann; Seattle. Wash. ringfleld. Tii. To Vickshurg. N WASHINGTON, D. s ot —— 28 COMMUNISTS JAILED. New York Women Demonstrate Against Conference Here. NEW YORK, January 18 (®).— Twenty-eight Communists parading in protest here against the fifth ‘confer- ence on cause and cure of war at Wach- ington, were arrested yesterday. They were charged with disorderly conduct. Led by Mrs. Harriet Silverman of the Workers' International Association, the | women formed two abreast in the street Qards of Thanks. BOOKER, MILLER EMILY, Mrs. We wish to extend our heartfeit’thanks for the acts of kindness. messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from the many (riends of Washington and other cities, during our sad bereavement in the loss ‘of our_beloved daughter. wife of Edward E Booker, and mother of Bar- . Grimn. MRS. SALLIE W. MILLER. EDWARD E BOOKER. BARBARA A. GRIFFIN, 1815 Church street northwest. GROSS, ELIZABETH. We extend our sin- cere thanks to our relatives and many friends for their many acts of kindness messages of sympal and beautiful floral tributes during the iiness and st e death of our beloved m WILLIAM A. AND BARBARA GROSS. JORNSON, NELLIE VIRGINIA. We wish to express ‘our aporeciation (o friends ‘and relatives who were so kind to us in our t G TCC“WILLIAM AND MARY JOHNSON. * LAWSON. HARRIET GEORGIANA. We wish to_extend our sincere thanks and deep appreciation to her friends and relatives for their sympathy and floral tribute in our bereavement for the loss of our be- loved mother. FAMILY. Marriage. SCARLETT-MARTIN—Married December 30, William lett, 42 Loui: Se Basi ett, 43 Louls avenue. Ex Lansdown, Pa.. RIGHARD CALVIN SCAR- B LEE MARTIN, formerly oF BastFalls” Ghuse, Van ny " the Rev. David L._McCartney, pastor of the Trinity M. E. Church East Lansdowne. Pa.. ‘where the bride and groom will make their future home. s Breaths. BAILEY, MARY GORDON. On Pridas. Jan- uary '17, 1930. at Emergency Hospital MARY GORDON, beloved wife of Alfred D. Bailey. Puneral’ Monday. January 0. at 10 am. from 8t. Luke's Episcopal Chureh. Bladenshurg, Md. Interment Fort Linco Cemetery. BARBER. JOSEPE THOMA 3 January” 18, 1930, at_6:45 ‘o'clock JOSEPH THOMAS BARBER. beloved hus- band of Mary M. Barber. 34 Funeral from his late st. n.w. on Monday, am. Relatives and friends aitend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. BINCKLEY. MARY LOUISE. On Priday night. January 17 1930, MARY LOUISE, widow ‘of John M. Binckley. mother of Geori S. Binckles, Miss Nellie F. Binck- ley and 'Mrs. Thomas Armat. Puneral services Monday morning at 11 o'clock at Oak Cemetery Chapel. Interment private. 19° BUCKLER, JAMES WILLIAM. Suddenly. on Friday, January 17, 1930, JAMES WILLIAM BUCKLER of 10 Brandywine st. be: loved husband of Sadle Buckler. Fune: from his Iate residence on Monday. Jan- uary 20, at 8:30 a.m. Mass at the Church of the Assumption, Congress Heights. at 9 a.m. Relatives ' and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemeters. MARGARET P. On Friday, 1930. at_ Homeopathic Hospital. Mrs. MARGARET P. BURDETTE of 1365 Eucild st. n.w. Funeral services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st. n'w., on Sunday. January 16, at 4 p.m. Interment at Northboro, Mass. 1 CALDWELL, ELEANOR (KITTY). Departed this life on Friday, January 17. 1930, at 45 D.m.. at her’residence. 9§35 Rhode . n.w. ELEANOR (KITTY), the ughter of Martha and the late Peter Caldwell_and sister of Ethel Peter- son. Funeral.Sunday. January 19, at 1:30 pm. from 'Vermont Avenue ' Baptist Church, Vermont ave, between @ and R C. T. Murrav. pastor; 's invited to attend. 1 CROXTON. CLARA ELLA. Deoarted this life ‘on Friday, January 17, 1930, at her late residence. 510 2nd st. s.w.' CLARA ELLA CROXTON, devoted wife of ‘Thomas R. Croxton and sister of Theima Tuell. also leaves a host of other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Remains Testing at the John T. Rhines funeral chavel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Hotice ef funerai later. 19 CRUTCHFI CRARLOTTE. Departed day, ‘January 14. 1930, Hosplta LD, teloved daughier of Wal- fer and Annie L. Crutchfleld. sister of Irving, Fthel. Janie and Clarence Crutca- fleld 'She aiso leaves other relatives and friends to mourn her departure. Remain: resting at the John T. Rhines fune: chapel. 3rd and” Eve str. s.w. Funer Sunday. January 19. at 2 p.m. from the John Stewart Memorial Chapel. 3rd and G sts. s.w. Interment Chapel Hill, Md. 19 DE NEAL, SARAH FRANCES, Departed this life on Friday, January 17, 1930. at 9:45 pm.. at the Tesidence of her son. Albert jeal. 1009 Kenyon st. n.w.. SARAH FRANCES DE NEAL of Aldie, Va., widow noch De Neal, mother of Rosa Clark of Boston. Mass.: M Va.. John. James She' also ieaves mine grandchilcren. two 8. randchiidren and other _relatives and friends. Funeral Monday. January 20. at 1 p.m. from Mount Pleasant Baptist Church. Aldle, Va.. Stewart officiating. Rema her late residence, 1009 Kenyon 19 Beaths. MOULDEN, JARVIS B. On Friday. January 17. 1930, 'at his residence, 3330 1st 4 A JARVIS B.. beloved husband of Nettis Moulden (nee Angus). Funeral from his late residence Monday. January 20. et 3 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Glenwood Cemeter: 1 MOULDEN, JARVIS B. There will be & special communication of Mount Hermon Lodge, No. 179. A. P. & A. M.. at Hyafts- shile, d.. Monday. January 930, at 1 i, SaAVIE G e i e ARNON L. MEHRING. Wors| ler. S. M. McMILLAN, S!crlllri’.n"ul ] ROSEDALE, DEBORAW M. January "18, 1930, DEBORAS M- ROSE DALE. " Funeral from the chapel of Prank Geler's Sons Co.. 1113 7th st. n.w., on Mon- dav. January 30. at 10 inierus ¢ Washington Hebrew Cemet - SCHERER, WILLIAM. Suddenly, Saturday. January 930, ai his home, 19 Lincoi ave. nsingion, Md. = WILLIAM SCHERER, son of the late Henry and Mary Scherer. in his 62nd year.. Funeral service at his iate residence, 2 o'clock, Tuesday, January 21 1930 Interment Union Cemetery, Rockville, Md. 20 SNEED. ZEB D. Departed this | - nesday, January 16 1930t 019 Moo at his ‘residence. 1413 P & ZEB SNEED, the devoted husband of ‘Winn Snced, ‘father of Homer M.. Willlam M. Zeb D., jr: Minnie Lee Sneed, Mollle M. Smith. Eilen Colhert, Amands Bailsy, Catherine Byrd_and brother of Fannie Thornton and Thomas Snesd. He' also leaves thirty grandchildren and two great- grandchildran. ~Remains restin W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 3333 Georgia ave. n.w. ‘until 4 p.m. PFriday, thereafter late residence, 1413 P st. ne. Funeral Sunday. January 19, at 1:36 pm. from Galbraith A. M. E. Zion Church, 6th st. between L and M n.w. 19 WEST, MARY J. On Friday, January 17, 1930, ‘at her 'home ‘st Occoguan, Va., ;4::1“[5.‘7.4“::?1 W‘fl! Ul‘glslll“w!lh P: .+ Januscy 19, ¥ ‘Woodbridge hodll{ Ch;:’l:#. o % Ml bridge, Va. Inten ey ‘ment Woodbridge, Va. WHEELER, VIRGINIA C. ry 18, 1930, at Buffalo. ? of the late Benedict L. Wheeler. Hemains can be seen Monday, Janusry 20, at the residence of her daughter, Mry e E. Britt, 1723 Euclid st. n.w. _Funeral serv ices on Tuesday. January 21. 1930, ‘at 1 p.an., at La Plata M. E. Church, La Plats, Interment Mount Rest Cemeters, La On Saturday, N. ‘widow WILLIAMS, VIOLA PEARL. O January 17 1030, '8t Garfield Hoagiel: VIOLA™ PEARL WILLIAMS of 3133 New- ton st. ne. wife of Robert I Williams and ‘mother of Robert, ir. and Phyi Anne " Willlams " Services at " the ‘8. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st. h.w. Tuesday, January 21, at 11 a.m. Inters ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. £ In Memoriam. ANDERSON, HANNAW. Sacred to - vered memory of MRS, HANNAH. widow of the late Rev. James H. Anderson, mother of Mrs. Carrie A. Swann, William and Robert Anderson and grandmother of Amy and Roberta Swann, who enter- ed into eternal rest one year 0 today, January 19, 1929. Her memory lives fore ver with tis. HER SONE. HAWKINS. WILLIAM E.;: JAMES E. In but loving Temembrance of our deay BEONTEY (g e EAWEINS, who seventeon' December 22, 1912, lnfln .',. (= ..3: AME: HAWKINS, Who'depirted th! - feen yeas ao todas, TRuaty 10 016" af by leaf th 3 Y Soul bY soul the Savior cails alls not for, one. but for a1, st answer when He calls. DEVOTED SISTERS, - SON AND MAMIE \{L?&qwgm% e HOLMES, JAMES B. Saq of ‘our” dear hushand and. iathes, JAMES B, JHQLMES. who eniered ino eternal Jest fve years ago today, January 1, Ever remembered and ever held A g LOVING Wl,fl AND DA‘UO‘iTrlR ON. HENRY, a3 years ago today, January l‘;‘.l l‘.’i‘“’ o Twenty-five years w:l'ed ?a’ kL :’llldhlllld since that But in our hearts we love him still. HIS LOVING CHILDREN. our dear wife and moth MARY E. KIBBLE, wh 1ife ive years azo t6day, January 1o, 1535 Loving and kind in all Upright ‘and Sust to' the end of your davs, Sincere’ and kind, In Heart and mind HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERE o OETZEY. WILLIAM. In lovi my déar husband and 'our deveted 1o, ther, WILLIAM OETZEL. who departed this"lite fourteen vears ago today, Janu- HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * PARKER. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear . NELSO; R Who died January 19 1035 Ona phren: mother, - mother, EMMA FARKER, who died ‘No Funerals by Chambers Are Y/, the Old-Time Costs, All Complete His Service and Prices are the Best in the City. Hi Embalmers and Conductors are Experienced. - g Jan- in front of the Women's Trade Union | DUFRESNE. ARTHUR C. On Fuldas, Jan- League in Lexington avenue. They car-| ifs i 1930 / ol Tled banners with Communistic inserip- | nis late residen day. January 20, mt 83 Iy meoleM| LOUISA BROOKS. HABRY. SUSAN AU. e Churei v 4 % " Relatives and friends invited: In: | _ GUSTINE AND REGINALD PARKER. terment (private) at Arlington National | REES, ERNEST T. In sad and loving ge- Cemetery, 19 membrance of our husband a [nther, DUFRESNE, ARTHUR C. Members of Rich- e Tadarme, who passed sway ené ard J. Harding Camp. No. 2. U. 5 3 A NET N ATe Yequested "o mect st 836 K at, n.e.| HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * Monday, January 30. at 8:15 s.m.. io at- [ ROGERS, MARY E. In memory of our dear Remembrance is a golden cl Is the greatest sorrow of ollru feart Think of a Complete Service, Cars, Hearse, Casket and all........... $100 mother. MARY E. ROGERS, 7th & K 3212 14th ot at F St. Shop) “FLORSHEIM SHOES YOU never want to let a saving on Florsheim 50-year Guaranteed Steel Vamlt. ... .0 Couch Casket Funerals Complete ...... PRIVATE AMBULANCES, Best in the City. Completely Equipt......... All the old and best families know W. F. Elliott and R. K. Harvey. There are no better obtainable. W. W. Chambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 Galoshes .. $85 . $165 $4.00 We Will Attend to Every Detail With Sincere Service by Special Sale Women’s BAR PIN-_Curved. with diamonds in clusters of three each. Teward it returned to Apt. 505-D, Wardman Park Hotel. e BRACELET, platinum. with 13 diamon B OppIng Histrict: valued largely AR TR 2348 'S st. nw. = CAMEC BROOCH, necl wi ame on Woodridge bus or vicinity of Veteran Bureau. Call Natl 6740, Branch 876, or Potomac 5639-W. = CAT—] strayed: e, Wl male sltered cat: answers to name Monty; feward. 714 Webster 3 DIAMORD =t Georgia ave. amd Decatur st. n if ‘returned to RO o Gol. 0174 200 Lansburgh’s_store. e, red 151 srayish mouth, scar PO h setter. grayish mouth, B0t Sase. Jeward: for information. - Seth W. Richardson. 101 Raymond & Chase. Md. Wisconsin_2416. — KIMO SPITZ. female, ‘months ol ity ot Lincojn Park. Finder please cal Lincoln_§670. Reward. GLABSES, tortoise shell; 14th. between Park rd. and Bri ward. 484 Randoioh st nw._ LORGNETTE .ABSES—Prida: silver frame with silver chain. Il Clarendon_835-F. PEARL PIN—At Wi ity Priday. Phone West 18 BOGRETHOOK _containin Union Station car or near Saturday morning: rewas BOLICE for information. -_Lae JRSE, w ntaining sinsse Fers and money. Reward. Call Adams 2773, SALESM. BLA on Jefterson_st. or Georgla ave. n.w.. with Procter & Gamble emblem, containing re- ports and advertising material inder please return to 318 Bryant st. Decatur 0852-1. Bag i3 usefu OWDRE - PECTACLES and fountain pen in Sve Ianaury T on Mount Plessant st. Reward. 3337 18th st.n.w. UMBRELLA, small blac! ; valued as gitt. Pl ameled; Dossibly on car Saturday. Col. 9174. 3360_11th_st. n. WRIST WATCH, 11th and T sis. ard. Phone Ni “yeturn of purse to Lost in front of that sddress, 'W. WARRE TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road § Col. 464 Lipech 1 Adams 10341 tend the funeral of our late comrade, ARTHUR C. DUFRESNE. By order of LEO M. DEVLIN, Commander. DOUGHERTY, SUSAN T. On Thursday, January 16, 1930. at Providence Hospital. SUSAN T..' beloved daughter of the late Thomas and Eliza Dougherty. Funeral from_her late residence. 006 Maryiand ave. ne. on Monday, January 20, at 8:30 a.m . thence to St. Joseph’s Church, where mass will be sung at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Mount Oli- et Cemetery o) FRANCES MURRAY ATWOOD. On January 18. 1930, FRANCES MURRAY ATWOOD FISHER, beloved wife of Charles H. B. Fisher. Services on Monday, January 20, at 2 pm.. at the Prancis 'Asbury M. E. Church South, 16th st. between Irving and Lamont sts. D.W. Interment at Pottsville, Pa. 20 . January 18, EDWARD RI] LOR. 53 ye: of age. of 1439 D st. s.e. Funeral services at Fifteenth Street Christian Church. Monday. January 0. at 10 am. Friends and relatives invited. ~Interment Hagers- town, Md. 3 GLENN, HULST. On Friday, nuary 17, 930, at his residence, the tner, 15th nd U sts. n.w. HULST GLENN, beloved hushand of Gertrude M. Glenn. Puneral irom his late residence on Monday, Jan- uary 20, at 9 a.m. Requiem mass at St. Catholic Church, 18th and V sts. 0 a.m. Inferment at Mount GRANDISON, ARCHIE. Officers and mem- bers of the Coachmen's Union and Ald Association. No. 1. You are hereby noti- fled to sttend the funeral of Brother ARCHIE GRANDISON. Mondav. 2 p.m.. Jenifer's funeral parlor, 1115 22nd st. n.¥. By order of the assoclation GEORGE M. JOHNSON. Pres CHARLES H. ROBINSON. Secy. GREEN, MINNIE. Departed this life Priday, January 17. 1930. Mrs. MINNIE GREEN. devoted mother of Susie B.. Isaac F. and Houston C. Green, and sister of Mrs. Mary Simpson and, Tom Cohen. Funeral Monday, January 20, 1930. at 1 o'clock Rl from McGuire's funeral hopy. 1820 inth street, n.w. Relatives and friends invited: G By 17,1930 riday. Januars' 17, KINS of Clinton, Md. January 19, at 1 pm. from Clinton Chureh. Clinton. Md. ~ Remains resting st the George B. Clarke Co. funeral parlors. 1416-18 Florida ave. n.e. HAYES, GENEVIEVE E. On Thursday. January 16, 1930. GENEVIEVE E. HAYES the devoted daughter of Mr. Jobnas Haves of 1303 Wylle si. n.e Re- mains resting at the chapel of the George B. Clarke Co.. 1416-18 Florida ave. . Notice of funeral hereafter. HILL, GEORGE W. On Thursdas. Janua; 1930, af his® residence. 2900 Georgis RGEW.. heloved husband of | Hill. - Remains resting st Wash- ington’s undertaking - establishment. neral Monday, January 20, at 1 1 ends invited. Rev. Jenkins officiating. 19 JORNSON, JORN K. On Thu 76, 1936, a0 5 o Clock pm ice of his son. Georse T ronnson. 1430 husband of ' the late Margaret Burdstte Johnson, aged 67 sears. Funeral from the Tesidence Monday. January 20, at k p.m. Relatives and friends in- : Interment Cedar Hill Ceme IOHNSON, JORN K. On Thursday. January 16,1930, at § p.m.., at the residence of his son, Brother Georse F. Johnson. 1320 D st.'se. Brother JOHN K. JOHNSON. & ‘member of Friendship Lodge. No. 12. I O. O. F. Members are reauesied to meet at the lodge hall, 823 20th st. n.w. for the purpose of ‘attending the funersi ove address on Monday. Jan- uary 20, at 2 p.m. Cars will be furnished for the members. ELTON J. LAYTON. Noble Grand. 19 KING. MATILDA. Departed this life sud- deny, January ‘17, 1930, at her residence, RUTH. Departed _this life on | . RUTH_HAW- | Funeral Sunday. | y nd Mrs. | HNSON, beloved | , who departed this_life tw {his, life "two years aso today, January We have only your memory, d T emember our whole life throush " And you are the one we will never for- st For We are always thinking of you. Nobody knews our longing. Bui few ave seen us weep. We shed our tears from our aching when oth fast asl others are fast asleep. HER TOVING "SoNS. T AND EOGERS. WILLIAM m. s life = departed this life eleven years ago, Jan Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just a memory fond .and ares HIS'SONS, HERBERT AND RENNE? R. ROWE. who departed this life so lc;lrd‘t g:;".ly tWo years ago today, January 19, ° You will ne ki X Undll sne is not, around. oS oAre klfo‘:/ndher \'llu'd HER LOVING DAUGHTER. ELSIE W) TER R. COMPTON. LAy ; : JULIA DOBBINS SMITH. who deparied ;g;; life one year ago today, January 19, Gone. but net forgotten. HER LOVING DAUGHTERS. EMMA TAY- LOR. GERTRUDE WATSON, ETHEL ____ FUNERAL DIRFCTORS. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. _4209 9tk ____Cal. 6320 _ 7. WL EE'S SONS, FUNERA! IRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. PA. AVE. NW. NATIONAT. 1384. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 HAST' (:;::'l"ll‘fll- ST, P i Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC_BIRCH) 3034 M St. N,W. ~ Fhone Wess sous el n Al - Fatablished 1841 Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. NW. Distriet 2606 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. LR 478, National 2073 TIMOTHY HANLON . Funeral Director Private Ambulance 641 H St. N.F. Linc. 5543 Neither the successors of nor ecLec with the original W. R. Speare establish- ment. 1009 H St. N.W Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance s Lincoln 0524 Modern Chavel Estab)ished 1876 et ol S8 JOHN R, WRIGHT Our Work is son. Martha Bright. Isabelle Green . of 3 10th St hone 004 Pitishe four brothers, Gilbert, Na- o o 1 thanie S o = 3 C g e it s L N ALMUS R. SPEARE Because Relatives snd teiends inviced, > "% 20:% | Succeeding the Orisinal W. K. Speare Co It Is 1623 Connecticut Ave. Shoes get by . . . the quality is the same . . . the styles are today’s finest . . . and the attraction of the sale price so outstanding that you certainly should pick a pair or two now . . . without fail. i $bek Maepains v ‘wete ever offercd in galoshes— and R ht when you need them! All wizes to fit all heels—mixed brown o BIRGE. U.'S. Rubbar/Cosireyular $350/lids Fastorice “Gaytees.” Men! i " Special Prices A chance like s this doesn’t rome often. Better snap it up today! Misses® and Children’s GALOSHES Man’s Shop 14th at G 3212 14th Tth & K 3212 14th omen’s Shop”—1207 F Y A, beloved wife of anigan. Puneral from her 130 &1 Chy , Whe 111 be sal t 9 a.m. ( ali times appreciated, Hence when Rt ate foiehal invited: xhicrmgnt | CEMETERIES. £ GLENWOOD CEMETERY Fhat Ryan service 1s siways valued a 18, 3930, . D and is constantly winning expre: ns . Levy, and livers in connection. from her late residence. 52¢ Buchanan FUNERAL DESIGNS, J ES T. RYAN n.w. Monday at pm. T Fismer hite Biliver £ TR 8 Senns. P x!:g'i'a'mm}' X SIVE FLORAL EMBL T _MOD. 7th & K Telephdhe Atlantic 1700-1701 Finuaty 31 At 3 oclock, 1 . | ERATE PRICES, NAT SI16 & NAT o108 Wise Co. funeral parlors. M st. nw. e W rom— | Reives 1 e oviag. Tnferment s Arlington Natienal Cemetery, 20 . &t her residence, ar- Thorough Tts M POTOMAC 4600 on Tuesday, January 21. 8 yeu. w6 1208 M st 45 yre. at 40 F st The responsibility of our work is thence 't Sacred Heart g i M. Olivet Gemetery. e S e o The result | |LEVY. SARAW K. Deparied this lite on Sat- Vaultage, 85. per mlh.l of approval. Moderation in cha Choce lots and sites for sale. Funeral parlors, private ambulance f i B 8 R AT 3 7 Service. Washington Hebrew Congregation Ceme- ers. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Funeral Director MARCONNIES, MARY L. On Dok b Artistio—expressive—inexpensiv 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Open Evenings