Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1930, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1930. ®¥® A_9 IT PAYS TO HAVE AN ACCOUNT at Eiseman’s ...for you can drop in anytime, make a selec- tion and have it charged. There are no interest charges or finance costs...cash or credit, the price is the same. bank drawing interest...pay small amounts as convenient! Now for Real Savings! Leave your principal in the Eiseman's in $35 Suits & O’Coats Greatly reduced to $ 24.75 $40 and $45 Suits & O’Coats Greatly reduced to $33-75 Buy now during this January Certainly you can use Sale. @ your credit. Seventh and F Sts. Pasternak Sales extreme reductions for immediate clearance Women’s and Misses’ WINTER COATS particularly handsome coats, excellently tailored of fine fabrics and trimmed with the better quality fuysfor which Paster- nak is known. / -~ $65 to $165 Regularly from $115 to $335 Women’s and Misses’ IGEORGE W. COOKE, 73, IS CLAIMED BY DEATH Deceased Was Noted Forest and Mining Engineer and Politician. George Whitney Cooke, for many years engaged in civil and mining engineer- died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Frank M. Newberry, 6215 Thirty-second place, Saturday after an illness of two months. He was 73 years old. Mr. Cooke had done extensive forest and mining surveys in Western Penn- sylvania, Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina. He represented his district in the Pennsylvania State Legislature in 1891-92. He was a member of the Masonic ®e%0%4° SPECIAL! ASCO Fancy Sweet Peas 3 == 49c The Pick of the New Crop! Farmdale Tender Peas 2 == 25c¢ “Family Size” Peas — ASCO Tiny June Peas can zlc 0%°0%0%°0%0%0%:° ing in varlous parts of the country, | Lodge of Tunkhannock, Pa., for more than 50 years: was a charter member of Temple Commandery of the same place and a member of Kerbela Temple of the Mystic Shrine of Knoxville, Tenn. He had made his home in this city for the past eight years, although during that period he had spent considerable time in North Carolina. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Newberry and Miss Carrie B. Cooke of this city; a son, George S. Cooke of Henderson, N. C. and a brother, Alpheus Cooke of Tunkhannock, Pa. Funeral services will be conducted at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 Fourteenth street, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. LOS ANGELES, January 20 (#)— There's to be a bride in the party of pros and wives in the Winter tour of golf competitions. Miss Emma Bu- chanan of Los Angeles is to marry Harry Cooper tomorrow and be in his gallery at Agua Caliente, Tex., and Florida. Finell.Wet . Shrimp Beets Reg. 19¢ Reg. 19¢ Snider’s Sliced Glass Jars SENATE PAUSES TO PAY TRIBUTE TO 2 VETERANS |simmons and Overman of North Carolina to Celebrate 76th Birthdays This Month. The Senate paused today In the con- sideration of the tariff bill to con- gratulate two of its veteran members, Senators Simmons and Overman of | North Carolina, both of whom celebrate this month. Senator Watson of Indiana, Republi- can floor leader, called attention of hi | colleagues to the fact that the two Democratic Senators from North Caro- lina were born in January, 1854, and said he thought that members of the Senate would be glad to pause in the legislative debate to extend their good wishes to the distinguished Senators from North Carolina. Asco Meets Your Every Need! ASCO High Quality Foods, Meats and Household Needs, at consistent fl savings, can always be depended upon to meet the demands of the most par- ticular homekeepers, proving that in the Stores Where Quality Counts Your Money Goes Furthest! Makes Delicious Salads, Ete. Here Is a Splendid Opportunity ASCO Coffee 1.29¢ 39c¢—29¢=10c Saved Victor Blend Coffee.......lb., 25¢c Acme Brand Coffee. . .. .lb. tin, 35¢ Reg. 23c ASCO Finest California - Fruit Salad Tall Can 1 9c Reg. 37c ASCO or Del Monte Calif. Fruit Salad sece 33C Nourishing Breakfast Cereals! Mother’s or Quaker Oats. . . Gold Seal Rolled Oats. . . g T .3 pkgs., 25¢ their seventy-sixth birthday anniversary | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy, fol- lowed by snow late tonight or tomor- row, slowly rising temperature, lowest temperature about 20 degrees; gentle northeast or_east winds. Maryland-Virginia—Cloudy, followed rain on the coast beginning late tonight or tomorrow, slowly rising temperature; moderate northeast and east winds. West Virginia—Snow tonight and to- morrow, not so cold tonight and in the cast portion tomorrow. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 24; 8 pm, 21; nidnight, 16; 4 am,, 10; 8 am, 11; | noon, 26. Barometer—4 pm.. 30.65; 8 pm., 30.64; 12 midnight, 30.66; 4 am., 30.68; 8 am., 30.70; noon, 30.66. | Highest temperature, 26, occurred at { noon today. | Lowest temperature, 9, occurred at 5:30 a.m. today Temperature same date last year— Highest, 59; lowest, 35. Tide Tables. Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Today—Low tide, 6:57 a.m. ahd 7:27 pm; high tide, 1216 am. and 12.47 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 7:49 am. and 8:23 pm.; high tide, 1:10 am. and 1:43 pm. The Sun and Moon, Today—Sun rose 7:23 am.; sun sets 5:15 p.m. Tomorrow- | sets 5:16 p.m,_ Moon sets 11 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather In Varlous Cities. Sun rises 7:23 am.; sun & Temperatur 159807 wego wey T ue Stations. veather. suprajsas 3SOUAH “just 1sv, }e | Abtiene, | Alban Atlanta, Ga Atlantic Ci Baltimore, Birm Bisma Boston, Mass, Buffalo, N, Y’ Charleston, 8. Chicago. Il Cineinnatt, Ohio 30.56 Cleveland, Ohio. 3056 Columbia,” 8. C. Den Colo, 2 Detroit. Mish... 30.58 Fl Paso, Tex.. .. 30.06 Galveston, Tex. 30.26 Helena, Mont... 30.08 | Huron,' 8. Dak.. 30.64 Indianapolis.In Jacksonville,Fla. Pt.cloudy Snow Cloudy Snow Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Snow Snow Clear Rain * Clear Clear Snow Cloudy Cloudy Clear ! Cloudy ! Foggy . Cloudy 1., Pt.cloudy 0.02 Snow Nel 112 Cloudy Philadelphia . Cloudy At © Cloudy h. Pa, Cloudy . Me. Pt.cloudy . 3052 /14 Clear > | 30,60 . Pt.cloudy y. 29.90 Snow 3020 Rain 3014 Cloudy Francisco. 30.18 - Rain Louis, Mo.. 30.48 Snow Paul, Minn. 30.60 . Clear attle. ‘Wash.. 30,54 Clear 3012 by snow in the interior, and snow or| 2 mi | vil B | B ALLEN. REGINALD T. Departed COLBERT, MARSHALL HENRY. €o) COOKE, SCHERER FUNERAL SET. ! | Funeral services for Dr. William | Scherer, 61 years old, Georgetown drug- gist for more than 30 years, who died | Saturday at his home in Kensington, | { Md., will be held tomorrow afternoon at | o'clock at the residence. Inter-! ent will be in Union Cemetery, Rock- lle, Md. 2 Dr. Scherer was a_graduate of the Maryland College of Pharmacy in Bal- | timore. @ards of Thanks. JAMES. Ws wish to extend 1o the pastor and varfous d atives and friends for their many acts kindness during the lliness and the beau- | tiful floral tribntes at the death of our be- | loved one, JAMES BERRYMAN. THE PAMILY. Breaths. this life Sunday.’ Januaty 19, 1930, at | at_his residence. 660" St Nichols ave.” New York City, REGINALD T. ALL devoted husband of Sarah Allen. beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A allen of Antigua. West Indies: lovine | brother of Dr. Cherles A. Allen, 1217 New | ave. n.w., Washington, D. C., and | Norris Allen of 'Baltimore, Md. Funeral from the above residence Tuesdny. Janu- Ary 21, 12 o'clock noon. Relatives and {riends are invited. Interment New York City. . ST. ETHEL. On_Monday, 930, ETHEL BEST. in the 22nd vear of her ‘age. beloved daughter of Vernon and Hester Best. Funeral services at her late residence. 5103 Cathedral ave. n.w., at | 9:50 am. on Thursday, January 23; | thence to St. David's Chapel. corner Con duit rd. and Chain Bridee rd.. at 10 a.m, Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 21 ROSIE. Departed this life on Januaty 19. 1930, at Freedmen's Hospital, "ROSIE BROWN. beloved mother of Oliver, Cleveland snd Horace Brown. sister of 'Willlam and John George and Mrs. Annie Sullivan. She also leaves a host of other relatives and friends (o mourn,_thelr loss. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral iater, suddeniy on 10 o'clock a. January 20, BRYAN, CHARLES D. Suddenly. on Sunday. January 19. 1930, 4+ the residence of h brother, Samuel H. Bryan, Capital Heights, Md., CHARLES D. 3RVAN, beloved son of thelate Richard and Susan Bryan. Fu- neral from the above residence. Tuesdas, January 21, at 2 p.m. Interment Addiso Chupel, Md. Relatives aud friends 1 vited URCH, ARTHUR C. 1930. ARTHUR C, Thommas W. Sunday, January 19, BURCH, son of the late and 'Martha Burch. Fi 1 ervices at Saffell's chapel. 5th an n.w., on Wednesday, January 22. am! Mass at St.'Mary's Church at 9 am. Interment Congressional Cemetery. Departed this life' Sunday, January 19, 1930, at 7:55 p.m.. after a 'long iliness. 'MARSHALL HENRY COLBERT. He leav#s to mourn their loss a_devoted father. son, three sisters, five brothers. a wife and a host of other ' relatives and friends. Funeral Thursday, January 23. m.. from Epiphany’ Church. Dumbarton ave. be- tween 27th ‘and_78th sts. n.w. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. fu- neral parlors, 2232 Ga. ave. n.w.. until Tuesday at 4'pm.; thereafter at his late residence, 3524 P st. n.w 22 GAN. NORA LONGWORTH. On Satur- dov, January 18, 1930. at her residence, 3116 Beach st., Mount Rainier, Md., NORA LONGWORTH COLGAN. beloved wife of the late Bdward Colgan, in her 63rd year. She is survived by her daughter. Ann, and son, Frank E. Colgan. ~Funeral from the lat January 21, at : : thence to Sf. James -Catholic Church, Mount Rainier, Md., where mass | be said at § a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. . GEORGE W. On Saturday., Jan- uary 18, 1930. at his residenge. 6215 32nd pl. n.w. GEORGE W. COOKE, father of Miss Carrie B. Cooke, Mrs, F. M. Newberry and George S, Cooke of Henderson, N. C. Funeral from the S. H. Hines Co. funerai home, 2901 14th st. n.w., on Tussday, Jun- uary 21, at 2:30 p.m.” Interment Cedar HIIl Cemetersy. DONOHUE. MARGARET. On Sunday, Jan- Braths. ROCK. ANDREW_A. On Monday mornin: January 20, 1930, at 1243 o'clock, at he residence, 611 6th st. s. MARGARE ELLEN. widow of Andrew A. Rock, age 75 years. Puneral from the above res: dence on Wednesday, January 323, at p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Ir terment Congressional Cemetery. SCHERER, WILLIAM. Sudden'y, January 18, 1930, ai his horae, 19 Lince) ave. Kensingion, = Md WILLTA SCHERER, son of 'the late Henry an Mary Scherer. in his 62nd vear. Puner. service at his late residence, Tuesday, January 21, 1930, Union Cemetery, Rockville, Md. VIRGINIA €. On Saturds. 18, 1930. at Buffalo, N. Y > WHE] widow ‘of tk late Benedict L. Whi Remains ca be seen Monday. Y residence of her daughter, Mrs. Hardi Britt, Euclid st. n.w, Funeral serv ices ‘on “Tuesday. January 21, at J_p.m from her daughter's residence. 1723 Eucli st. n.w._ Interment Mount Rest Cemeter La Plata, Md. WILLIAMS. RICHARD R. Departed th life Sunday, January 19. 1930, at 9:15 p.m At his residence. 1539 Sth st. n.w.. RICH ARD "R, WILLIAMS. loving father ¢ Emma Pailen and Mary Young. He als leaves four grandchildren, six great-grand children and other relatives and friend: Notice of funeral later. Remains restin at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral par- lors, 2222°Ga. ave. n.w. WILLIAMS, VIOLA PEARL. On_Priday January ‘17, 1930. at Garfleid Hospita! VIOLA™ PEARL WILLIAMS of 3123 New. ton st. ne. wife of Robert I. William and ‘mother of Robert. jr.. and Phylli: Anne Willinms " Services at the §. H Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st. n.w Tuesday. January 21, at 11 a.m. Infe ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20 In Memoriam. BARRIERE. ISIDORE L. In sad but lovins remembrance of cur dear husband ang f ther,” 1SIDORE 1" BARRIERE. who o parted thiz e tw) yenrs naq fodun Uary 20, 1928, © WIFE AND CHILOREN" BURHANS, WILLIAM W, Jr. *Sacred to the mors af my dear . WILLTAM & BURHANS, Jr', Who depatied (hix Iife one sear ago todnv. Janunce 20 1639, Gone, but not_forsotten FRANK SOMERS. * BURKE, EDITH E._Tn loving remembrance of otir e er A" slster, 1 E. BURKE. who' departed ‘this Iife one vear ago today. January 20, 1820 We watched vou, 9 - e aiched you, dear daushtec and sis But ittle did we know That on this day one year ago Your soul from 15 Would ¥o. She fousht life's battle bravely And uatlently atood every iest: We 'Know ‘she is Sweetly recting For the was_one of God's best, MOTHER AND SISTER. MARGARET C. Sacred to guro dear wire"45d moene ) o de; life one year ago todsy, Januncy 20, 1936 Qne vear has passed since that . When ‘The one_ we loved passed ‘mwag God tool her home. ft was His wiile Bit i ofir heorts we love her Stin. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. CORLISS. LUCRETIA. In_lovin 2 brance of my” dear mother, FUCRETTA 58! nsse today, January 30 1009, "7 11 TeATS A80 Peaceful be thy rest, dear mother, Tt is sweet to breathe thy name. In life T loved you dearly, LoVINE DACGHTER "HaD: MER- EDITH. > et CROWLEY: FLORENCE V. In sad but lov- e remdmosance Of our Gevoted biothe FLORENCE, V. CROWLEY. Vary 30, 1915, s i TERd" DAVIS, CATHERINE. In sad but loviny membrance of my dear slier, CATHERINE . Who Dasted away oné ye B day, January 20, 1920, O0C oo %o te Leaf by leaf the roses fall, Soul by soul, the. Bavior ealls; oails not one, but toraify ¥ we miist_ answer when he calls. HIS LOVING SISTER, ELIZA MINOR. * DAVIS. CATHERINE. In sad but loving re- membrance of my mother. 'CATHERINE . Who passed away ore yeas < day, January 20, 1929, - o0 oo o8O Loved in life, In death remembered. Gone. but not. forgotten: HER SON AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, ED- Saturda: o'cloc! nterme. 20 CHASE, uary 19,°1930, at Garfield Hosbital, MAR- GARET, wife' of the lats James Donohue. Funeral from’ the pariors of Perry & Walsh. 20 H st, n.w.. Tuesday, January 21. at 8:30 am. ihence to the Holy Rosary Church, where, requiem mass will be said at 9 am. for the repose of her soul In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. FINCH, ELIZABETH B. Suddenly. on Sun- day.’January '19, 1930, ELIZABETH F. FINCIL, da'ighter of the late Dr. 8. P, and Eleanor A" Finth. Funeral services at the Lea faneral homs, 337 Pennsylvania ave. now. ‘on_ Tuesday, January 31, at 10 giciock,” Tatermeny ai Rock Creek Ceme- ery. o FISHER. FRANCES MURRAY ATWOOD. On Saturday, Januarv 18. 1030, FRANCES MURRAY ATWOOD FISHER, beloved wife of Charles H. B. Fisher, Services on Monday, ‘January 20, at 2 pm. at the Francis Asbury M. E. Church South. 16th between Irving and Lamont sts. n.v. Interment at Pottsville. Pa. 20 FOSTER. DIANTHA LOUISE ASHLEY. On| Loved in life. remembered in death fonday, January 20. 1930. at her res 1 LAON ness. 5 v 2 IER widow of Dr. Daniel 8 Foster |HOWARD, ELIZABETH V. In sad but lov. Services at Gawler's chapel. 1754 Pa. ave. my mo! N, on ‘Wednesday. January 22. 'at 1i| ELIZABETH V. HOWARD. who departed | am Rewmtives and triends invitéd. this life five yéars ago today, January 20, COLLIE DOG, malei black, white and fan: | terment private. 19!"~R v d ” D. ¢ Jicense 14016: disappeared from home | gALL. EI 3 e est in peace. dear mother, B Grus o, Reward D iee: dose "O™m® | HALL. FLLEN M. On Saturday, January R T e Ty RiNG: soliiive WEIN EoarIon | as BN a de s LA et ety ou ot gone, buf not forsotiens e. and Decatur st. nw.. or in | the late J. Herbert Hall. ‘She is survived For T think of vou each day, - ore. Reward if returned to| by her son and deushter. Aibert E. and | DAUGHTER, ELLA N. SHIFMAN, 1937 Decatur st nw. or call Col 01T4._20* | Bertha £ sall. Funeral/sérvices (private) | HOWARD, FANNIE BROWNE. In loving and hepherd brown mixture. bushy | Tuesdav. January 21, at 11 am. at the | - devoted memory of FANNIE BROWN e o i alcinity of | Above address. = Interment Hock Creek| HOWARD. who departed from us one year e .l Cemetery. , 480 today, January 20, 1939. » Bl na £ HOWARD. FRANK. On'Sunday. January Loved in life, remembered In death, R e . 19. 1030, FRANK HOWARD, beloved hus- DEVOTED HUSBAND, EDDIE. * Flease return to 5 3 . band of Mrs. Amy Howard. Funeral Wed- | HOWARD, FANNIE BROWNE. A tribute of North 3489. 2l nesday, January 23, from McGuire's fu- | HONARD FANNIE BROWNE, A tribute of PAIR OF GLASSES 11 St Gabi neral home, 1820 ‘9th st. n.w.. 9:30 am. | BOWARD. momoRemnoANNIE BRO or walking from St. Gabriel's Church to 337 | thence to St. Augustine’s’ Catholic CRUFC: | Tear gue tods s Jasisi S, tbay Ilfe one Webster st. Notify 337 Webater st. n.W.. | where mass will be said at 10 o'clock. 21 # 3 bl Col. 8161-W HOWARD. FRANK. Members of St. Augus- | O0U8 plans, like lilies, pure and sweet, PEARL PIN— tine’s Commandery. No. 8, Knishis of St 3 REid Phione West T68 e John, a0 Berehy hoilie? fo saiemble i | We St not tear the close-shut leaves = - . Augustine’s Church, Wednesday, Jan- e i i Chase | ot B o8 b W s SIS | R v Barent ot e g on uneral of our late brothe N 4 1f w il we reach the land, Reward if returned. . Wis. 2046, Where weary fect, with sandals 1oos d: ay rest. Strictly Fresh Eggs.........................Doz.,49c it L ARD.” Remains resting at 1820 0th st. n ‘When we can clearly see and understand, C. & C. Imperial Dry cthyet, with one pearl, &old settine. DANIFL SPRIGGS, Pres, I'think that we shall say, “God know- Ginger Ale Reward. National 1880, Branch 556. 406 In- JAMES A. JACKSON, Secretary. / vestment Blde. Koo Bot. I lc et Bl e —games | MMICH. AUGUSTA. On Sunday. January 5 . Fastern Star. i Kanm's or bet Kanms | Mo G0 AGQTAA. se ™ Hghts, Saturday afternoon, Jan. 16 | Inmich Fuseral Trom ihe Cecdencs bf| JOHN B EROWNE AND PAMILY AND 'hone Decatur 2744-W. GRETCHEN., . Immich. Funeral from the residence of " | POCKETBOOK—Will “the Indy_who found JONES, WILLIAM J. In lcving remembrance Rob Roy Pale Dry | v pecketbook at Keith's Theater as. she her’ daighter, Mrs. May Immizh Wilkin- son. 323 Ascot place 1.e.. on Tuesday, Ja uary 31, ‘at 2 pm, Interment Rock Creek | f Or dear breiner, WILLIAM J. JONES, . unday night please return to Mrs. §ho depatted inis life two vea’s ago to- er Ale dys Berghausen, 147 Uhland terrace n.e.? av. January 20, 1928, 10396 23 Bot. I I *ASCO Sparkling Cemetery. e o e Loved in life. remembrred in death POCKETBOOK —Will lady who picked up JOHNSON., HENRY W. Departed this li TS LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHER. * pocketbook in front of 3039 M st. n.w. Sun. on Satiraay, SAmuary 26 1050 ‘ot 13 B S e Rend Frodpital MmNy W JORDAN, RICHARD E. T 1 em- diiy abeut 3:20 please return to, Edlow's De. o loxing, Tanrg partment Store, 3039 M st. n.w.? 21° Bots. *Plus Deposit Reg. 14c ASCO Tiny June Peas e 25¢ , N. B. C. ROBENA TOP CAKES ............Ib, 27c | @ S = 4 (Faval), Azores... 5& WARD AND SUSIE. FURR. ALICE V. A tribute of love to the memory. oir ‘dear mother and aunt, ALICE V. FURR, Who departed this life 5.X years ‘ago teday, January 320, 1924. Leved in life. remembered in death. WALTER R_FURR. OLIVER E. FURR Al | IDA B. KING, NIECE. ” | HAMILTON, JOHN ALEXANDER. TIn sad but loving memory of our beloved teache: JOHN ALEXANDER HAMILTON. who d¢ parted this life five years ago today, Jan- uary 20, 1925. Peace be with thee. O, our er, In the spirit land. S_— Vainly look we for another, In thy place to stand. HAMILTON MEMORIAL BIBLE CLASS. * HAMILTON. J. ALEXANDER. In loving memory of a beloved husband and father, LiALERANDER HAMILTON. passsd to the higher life five years ago, January 20, ASCO Brezkfast Farina. 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Morton’s Table Salt........... .2 pkgs., 15¢ Rock Crystal Table Salt. ...... o 2 pkgs.,, 9c Del Monte Tomatoes........................med. can, 15¢ ASCO Finest Tomatoes. ...2 med. cans, 23¢c Choice Ripe Tomatoes. . . .......3 med. cans, 25¢ ASCO Finest Tomatoes ......big can, 20c PIN u | | ‘ | 1 | i 4 | ensiaia v v v S0 MO E@UC Soesndasien s DIEICHIG S5 ...big can, 25¢ son. son of Mrs. Mary Jackson. He Also leaves to mourn his departure four sisters and a host of other relatives and friends. | Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. s.w., until 430 o'clock. Tuesday. January 21 Fu- neral Wednesday. January 22. at i pm. from the residence of his mother. 1313 Delaware ave. s.w. Interment Arlington Natlonal Cemetery. 21 KING, MATILDA. Departed this life sud. denly, January 17, 1930, at her residencs 1831 Oregon ave. n.w She leaves three 2 son. Martha Br Isabelle Green of Pittsburgh: four brothers, Gilbert, Na- thaniel, Wesley and Milion Jackson. Fu- neral Tuesday, January 21, at 2 p.m., at Brook Grove Church, Lavtonsville, Md. Relatives and friends invited. 200 LANIGAN, MARY A. On Saturday. Jan- uary 18, 1930, at her residence. 1368 Har- | yard st. n.w. MARY A. beloved wife of e| Thomhs M. Lanigan. Funeral from her Duncan. _Reward. Call Georsia 4313-W. 21* | late, residence on fuesday. January 21 UMBRELLA, small black silk, on 14th st. s : a.m.. thence . T - . o 1 Church, where mass will be said at 9 a.m. | as gift. Please call Columbla | gejgives and friends invited. Interment Mt." Olivet’ Cemetery. 0 LEE, JOSEPH W. On Saturday. January Siwars | LEE: JoSERM, w, of ssturany January | soh_of Joseph W. Lee. ~Remains resting | at Campbell's funeral parlor, 4'2 st. s.W. | Notice of funeral later LYBRAND. FRANCES RANNEY. Oy Stur: ay, Jaauary 18, 1930, at Nutley, N. J.. at | 4 ) Gen ile’ Rome of hér daughter, Mrs. DA years ago’ today, January 20, thony Usina, 13 Satterthwa'te a Loved in life, remembered in death. FRANCES RANNEY. widow of Charles A. THE FPAMILY. * Lybrand. in her 8ith year. Interment | RypER. THOMAS JOSEPH. In sad but lov- (private] Rock Creck Cemetery, Wash-) ' ing remembrance of a dear husoand and ington, D. C. ! father, who departed this life three years MANLEY, LUVENIA. On Saturday. Janu- | ago toda . January 20, 1927. . ary 18 1930, LUVENTA, devoted wife of MRS, ELLA NEWSOM KING Powell ‘Maniey and sistcr of Lily Thomas nemory | 61 my. mother, irs. ELL and ‘Mary Dade. Notice of funeral later Remains resting. at the W. Ernest JArvis Co. funeral pariors. 2232 Ga. ave. n.w. MARCONNIER, MARY On_January 18. 1930, at 1 o'clock a.m., MARY L. MAR- CONNIER, beloved wife of the late John A. Marconnier. and mother of P. Tolan. aged 68 years January 21, at 2 o'clo yise Co. funeral parlors. 2900 M s elatives and friends invited. Inter brance’ of our dear fatl - RICHARD JORDAN. who passed awa. twslve years ago today, January 20, 1918, Just & line of sweet remembran Just & memory. fond and true; Just a token of love's devotion, That our hearts still long for you. HIS LOVING CHILDREN. * LANGFORD. PHILLIP. In loving memor: { "PHILLIP LANGFORD, who' deparied ihis Jife nine ‘years ago today, January JOHNSON. devoted husband of Ida_ John- POLICE PUPPY, on January 12; brown with black saddle; about four months; reward. 1628 21st t. nw. POLICE DOGS—Male and female; reward for information. _Call North 3047, ' 20° PURSE, black, with vellow mounting, cont. green fountain ' pen.’ belt, money. baers. Reward. Address Box 5-M. Star offce. . PURSE. brown leather. containing_pabers and small sum_of money, vicinity 17th’ and © or'19th and Biltmore n.w, Reward. Nqgth Silbert, 0 S BLACK ADVERTISING BAG, Jefferson st. or Georgia ave. nw., with ocfer & Gamble emblem, containing re- ports' and advertising material. = Finder please return to 318 Bryant st me. or call Decatur” 0552-J, ~ Bag s usetul only to owner. . SCOTCH TERRIER. biack and na, Gone, but not dead. God needed an_rrgel To bloom in His garden fair, So He took my darling husband And transplanted him over there. J. B. LANGFORD. LANGFORD. PHILIP. In loving memory of PHILIP LANGFORD. who «eparted this life nine years ago today, January 20, 1921. Only a few more tria Only a few more tears. MOTHEFR. AND SISTER. VINCENT (BUSTER). In sad loving remembiance of VINCENT (BU TER) LITTLE. who left us one year day, January 20, 1029. Best Meats at Big Savings!. Spring Lamb Cuts Choice Beef Cuts . 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Perhaps you are now using Rumford Baking Powder in unusual ways in general cooking. Maybe you have already discov- ered the remarkable ecofi- omy angle told on page 6. Try some of our 24 new uses and tell us what you think of them. We're still looking for others—have you another? 1f so, write and tell us about it. THE RUMFORD COMPANY Esecutivs Uffioss, RUMFORD, B. 1. RUMFORD all:phosphate 'BAKING PowDER TWO-TO-ONE LEAVEN R 4580 NEWSOM TRADER. “the Florence Nightincale of = the South,” who fell “aslcep in Jesus™ on January 20, 191 “Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord.” Rev., xiv.13. far down the long vista of years, Forever the face of my mother appears. She's_ruiding me, guarding me, loving me Nieasl.c,jlga Dry Salt Butts. .. ........."™ 17c|Lean Pork Chops.........."™ 30c Dry Salt Backs. .........."™ 17c|Select Pork Chops.........™ “lyde J. Dry Salt Breasts. . ........"™ 22c|Pork Loin Roast..........™ S g S Sauer Kraut...........2 "™ 15c|Small Fresh Shoulder.......™ L e CREMATORIUM. A Arlington National Cemetery. o | M. D, 7. 332 PA. AVE. "' W. _NATIONAL 1384, 1385 % McELHEINNEY, ROBERT A. On Sunday. | WASHINGTON, AGNES. = Sac to the SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY ONLY "CHAS. S. ZURHORST Y, ROBERT A On Sunday. | vy 'of gur gt mothes: snd grands ALL STEAKS "S- Sliced Lb. 35 ? O bmme Lincoin O8E oo AT Rads Church, Vo, ROBERE | ot i Nio six ears ago todav. Jan: No Rind c | " Joseph F. Birch’s Sons fou 3 o MeERene, B o) Sel) Gt AC BIRCH) Sirloin or Round GREEN PEAS 2 23¢ ICEBERG LETTUCE C Hed 1 pom Formerly 940 F St, N.W. |Wm. H. Sardo & Co. P TAT ES 3 Lbs. 13c | Private Limousine Ambulance : {2, 8 NE Lincoln 0524 | ! Six vears have passed since that sad day, = January 21.°ai 11 am. - Intement 415 | 3034 M St. N.\V. Phone West 0098 i tablishied 1876 When our dear mother was called away, Hill Cemetery, Alexandria, Va. God tock her home. V- Established 1841 | McWHIRT, WILLIAM 1. On Sunday, Jan Quick. Dignifiea. Efscient Service JOHN R. WRIGHT CO W ? 1337 10th §t. N.W. Phope Nesth 0043 § 7re. a¢ 1208 M of Clyde J. still, Her spifit is with me, wherever T will. Yet in our hearts we love her uary 19,'1930,' WILLIAM J. McWHIRT, be Automobile’ Service Chaper HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. * loved husband of Mamie McWhirt, father W. W, Deal & Co. WERDIG, MARY V. Sacred to the memory of “Gertrude Kracke, Helen Walfer and _816 H ST NE __LINCOLN 8200. of our dear wife and mother. MARY V. Charles McWhirt. Funeral from Gasch| WERDIG, who left us nine years ago to- undertaking parlor, Hyattsville, Md.. on Frank Geier’s Sons Co. {13 sEVENTR oT. K. National 2473 aay. January 20, 1921. Tuesday. January 21, at 2 pm. " Interment Modern Chapel Teiephone gdars Iaquire 3 st o Ever remembered and ever held dear. TIMOTHY HANLON MILLER. MARY PROUT. Suddenly, o2 e e e et o " Monday, January 20. 1930, at 3:30 a.m.. The years may wipe out many thin Funeral Director Private_Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 her Tesidence. €40° Trving’ at. n.w. MARY | But this they will wipe out never, V. L. SPEARE CO. PROUT MILLER. widow of' ZApil Memy| Thgmemory of thore happy da; Neither the successors 6f nor connectea ‘When we were all_together. Speare Co.. 1009 H st. n.w. Notice of fu-i| MARY AND ANNIE. with the original W. R. Speare establish- et wuae. 1009 H St. N.W neral later, | o — NOEL, JOHN W. On Sunday, January 19. CEMETERIES. | Phone Frank. . e TS W cemEremiBs. GLENWOOD CEMETERY ne Weaged 63" years, heloved husband ot Olive Ward Noel. " Funeral serv- Vaultage, $5 per month. Choice lots and sites for sale. ices on Tuesday. January 21, at 3:30 p.m.. FUNERAL DESIGNS. at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N st. n.w. GEO. C, SHAFFER invited to atiend. Interment ay, January 22, at Richboro, Pa. ! PRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD. ERATE PRICES, TEL NAT 410 & RAT: o108 DERBELT. Suddenly, at his 813 Wilson bot rd, Claren- Open Evenings e Sana 14th & Eye VANDERBELT, beloved husband mpt Aufe Delivery Service. of Busan (Keim) Quick. Funeral trom his Bros., Co., 1212 F St. late residence, Wednesday, January 22, a3, ocleck, pan. Interment " Oakwood ic—-expressive—inexpensive, Cemetery, Falls Church, PARKINS, MARGARET ANN. Suddenly, on Monday, January 20, 1930, dence, of her daughter, Mrs. e roughs. 905 Alabama ' ave. Con, Helghts, MARGARET ANN. beloved wile e of Chatles Willlam Parkiis. Notice of funeral later,