Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1930, Page 9

YOU Are Welcome to a Charge Account. PAYMENTS Can Be Arranged to Suit Your Convenience, Either Weekly or Monthly. CASH or Price Is Credit, the the Same. SUITS AND O’COATS ow Reduced to 319.75 $24.75 $33.75 Formerly $25 to $45 EISEFMAN'S 7th & F Sts. N.W. L E " The FLORSHEIM Shoe Hmi-r weight stylesaswell as lighter [} + styles for Spring are all offered now i for your selection at this reduced price A few styles §9.85 ol Man’s Shop 14th at G 7th & K 3212 14th Every person needs Vitamin A and D—from them comes the vita- lizing substance you are supposed to get the various foods you eat. Half-sick, rundown, anemic men, women and children need them and need them badly. bed these mdmu health-prombting Vit- amins in the. daily food you eat— you would not have to go further. But it is seldom done. You would have to eat a variety of foods that are Vitamin tested, and that is next to impossible. An able chemist after of experiment has taken vthnr‘x and D from pure Nor- ‘wegian Vitamin-tested cod liver oil and them in small sugar-coated easy to take as candy. hal (o the equal Iau“f:l‘l you equal of teaspoon u":nnmuvuou— almost a miracle. You avold the fishy taste and the ve smell—but you do get the you are sure you are get- could 'depend on 'getting” r—STc:kly, Rundown People Now Getting Precious Vitamins Every Day They Are Sure They Are Getting Them The Sensible Way Now when we say to ailing le whose health is below par that they are fiuu of getting these Vitamins in McCoy's Cod Liver Ofl Extract Tablets we are simply stating a proven truth. And when we say to your physi- cian that for every ailment, malady or rundown condition for which he prescribes cod liver oil that McCoy’s are equally ‘as good we are making a statement of fact—if it were not true we could not publicly publish it. So all people who are striving for robust health, for greater energy, for keen mind and more power of endurance can now get all the precious Vitamins A and D they need by taking McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Extract Tablets as directed. Take your Vitamins straight. And remember also that these tab- lets, rich in Vitamins, work won- ders with puny, frail, underweight chudre:fl'h&u bones lnd h:'.h are not developing properly, and espe- cially /s this true when there are any signs of rickets, Ask any druggist in America for McCoy's—precious but inexpensive— take them with every assurance that they are equally as potent in Vita- mins as liquid cod liver oll. 60 tablets, 60 cents. @ 1920 McO. L., Ine. Advertisement. ‘THE BEVENING 'STAR WASHINGTON, 'D. C. |GEORGE B. M’GRATH DIES IN HIS SLEEP Deceased Was Genefnl Manager of George Washington Stone Corporation, George Bangs McGrath of 3421 Thirty-fourth place, Cleveland Park, died during his sleep last night. His body was found in bed this morning. Mr. McGrath was born in Chicago, 1L, and was 54 years of age. During his earlier years, he was connected with the Chicago Record-Herald, Later he engaged in the paving industry and in the supplying of building trade ma- terials. At the time of his death he was_general manager of the George Washington Stone Corporation of this city. ] While a resident of Raleigh, N. C., where he was previously engaged in business, Mr. McGrath was prominent in Magonic circles, having been active in Blie Lodge Masonry and in_the Anclent and Accepted Scottish Rite. Best Purgative fof : the congestion, reduces com- plications, hastens recovery. Cash & Carry Metro. 7433 THOMAS O 807 14th St. N.W. 804 17th St. N.W. Metro. 7945 joj———|o[c——]op|———[a]c———[q] S = He was a member of Khedive Temple, Hfi’l‘c Shrine of Norfolk, Va., and, by inheritance, of the Loyal Legion, and of the Soclety of the Army of Ten- nessee. Surviving are his wife, one son, James P. McGrath of this city; his mother, Mrs. Augusta K. McGrath, and brother, M. K. McGrath of London, England. Arrangements for the funeral have not been completed. MRS. ROCK BURIED. Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Rock, 76 ‘years old, a lifelong resident of Washington, who died suddenly at her home, 611 Sixth street southwest, were held from the residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Burial was in the Congressional Cemetery. Mrs. Rock, wife of the late Andrew A. Rock, was well known in the South- west section for her charitable work, having long engaged in welfare activity and practical nursing. In 1923 she celebrated her fiftieth wedding anni- versary. Besides a brother, Joseph W. William, Mrs. Rock is survived by five sons and three daughters, They are: Willlam, Joseph, Lewis and George Rock, Mrs. Dolly B. Crawford, Mrs. Emma Trues- heim and Mrs. Margaret Chisholm, all of Washington. Another son, Raymond Rock, resides at Lawson, Mo. Marriage Licenses. Frank T. Eslein. 22, and Louise C. Gunkel, 18, both of Baltimore, Md.; Rev. H. M. Hen- nig. Charles E. Bartlett. 50. and Anna M. Drury, 85 both ot Covington, o Rev. Jons . Briges, H. Koch, 21, and Clara Granados, of Riverdale, Md.; Rev. S. T. Nich- Windsor G._K Alerta L. 8. hn H, Forster, 54, and Mary O. Pindley, 35; Rev. Allan F.'Poore. Benjamin Gordon. 35. and Anna Cohn, 33, both of Baltimore. Md.: Rey. J. T. Loeb. Raymond R. Workman, 2i. and Elizabeth Byrch, 18; Rev. M, P Piisgerald, " e els_ A. Nelson, 61, Brookjyn, N. Elsie Schenck. 53, Los Angeles, Callf.i’ Rev. J. Harvey Dunham. [o[———=[o[——=[th[———[o]——[0] Stately Wreaths and Beautiful Sprays For Funerals .50 WE WILL DELIVER FREE Ifil o] Flower Stores 609 12th St. N.W. Metro. 9369 WEDNESDAY MRS. AMY M. CHAPMAN TO BE BURIED TOMORROW Succumbs After Four-Month Tllne: Mrs. Amy M. Chapman, widow of Dr. Thomas P. Chapman, died in Sibley Hospital yesterday after an illness of four months. Mrs. Chapman was born in this city in 1869 and had been a life- long resident here. She is survived by two daughters, Miss Marion L. Chap- man, a teacher at Columbia Junior High School, and Mrs. John McLean of this city; two brothers, Charles 3. Fletcher of Philadelphia and Edward B. Fletcher, and a sister, Miss Ruth E. Fletcher. Funeral services will be conducted in the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street, tomorrorw afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Mark E. Depp, pastor of Calvary M. E. Church, will of- ficiate. Services also will be conducted under auspices of Columbia Chapter, No. 15, Order of the Eastern Star. In- terment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Snow and much colder, followed by clearing tonight; tomorrow fair and colder; lowest tem- perature tonight about 14 degrees; mod- erate north and northwest winds. Maryland—Snow, probably followed by clearing and much colder; cold wave in west portion tonight, tomorrow merally fair and colder’ moderate to ?l’eesh north and northwest winds. Virginia—Rain, changing to snow, and much colder, probably followed by clearing tonight, with a cold wave in west portion; tomorrow fair and colder; fresh north and northwest winds. West Virginia—Generally fair, with a cold wave, preceded by snow, in ex- treme east portion tonight; tomorrow fair; colder in extreme east portion. Record for 24 Hours, ‘Thermometer—4 p.m,, 32; 8 p.m,, 32; 12 midnight, 33; 4 a.m, 32; 8 am, 32; noon, 34. . Barometer—4 pm. 3021; 8 pm, 30.24; midnight, 30.21; 4 a.m, 30.18; 8 am,, 30.13; noon, 30.14. Highest temperature, 34, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 32, occurred at 4 a.m. today. ‘Temperature same.date last year— Highest, 36; lowest, 28, Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 8:42 am. and 9:21 pm.; high tide, 2:05 a.m. and 2:37 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 9:38 a.m. and 10:18 p.m.; high tide, 3:01 am. and 3:32 pm. The Sun and Moon, Today—Sun rose 7:23 am.; sun 5:17 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises, 7:22 a.m.; sun sets 5:18 p.m, 1:17 am.; sets 11:51 p.m. sets Moon r Automobile lamps to be lighted one- | half hour after sunset. ‘Weather in Various Cities. ¥ Temperature.*: Isamo] 01 we’ uesuvy *+ gwpIagas “Juspu 3ser FOOTER Pounder of Footer's Dye Works Footer Special—Founder's Days Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. Fifty-eighth Anniversary Sale—Jan. 21, 22, 23, 24 257% DISCOUNT On All Articles Brought to Our Stores Free Delivery on Completion This sale, in honor of our founder, is to demonstrate the quality of Footer Cl hold to this original standard of ing and Dyeing, and to show you how we steadfastly service, The constant aim of Footer Service is to produce the highest quality of cleaning and dyeing, at moderate Bring us your clothing and household rices. abrics so that you can see what a personal interest we take to please you. Some of the Special Pric: Me, Men’s Busi Men’: Women' Suits, el Coats, heavy, Dresses, cleaned or dyed Felt Hats, cleaned. ned. Overcoats, heavy, cleaned. ned, cleaned. ... Women’s Coats, fur collar $ .56 113 150 . 150 nd cuffs, cleaned.. 2.00 209% Discount on All Articles We Call For All This Week America’s Best Cleaners and Dyers 1332 G St. N.W. Phone Dist. 2343 gllIilllllllII||I|l||I|III||I|lIlll||IIIIIIIIlIIlllIIIIIIll|I|IIIIII|IIIIIlIIIIlllIIIIII||IlIlllIIDIIIIIIIIIIIII|IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIFr: Formerly, $10.50 to $18.50 1784 Columbia Road Phone Col. 0720 “CARLTON” and | | | o | 8t. Paul,’Min Seb 0.01 Clear Atlant Baltimore, M Birmingham . Bismarck, N. ‘D 30. Boston, Mass. Buffalo. N. Y. Charieston; 8. Chicago, 1l Cincirnati, Ohi ‘O 8. C. PrIEpeIET Kansas City. Los Angeles Loutaville, Mi New Orle New York, N.¥. Oklahoma' City. Omara, Neb, Philadelphia Phoenix, Ar Bittsburgn, Pa.” 30 Portiand, Me... 30.16 Portland, Oreg. 30.52 Raleigh.'N. C.. 30.10 Pt.cloudy Cloudy Snow Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Snow Cloudy Cloudy Ra SRR I Clear Pt dnfld: Clear Gloudy' Clear Clear Bt cloudy Clear i Glear 007 Cloudy San_Prancisco. 30.20 St Louls, Mo.. 3056 (7 a.m., Greenwich time. today) Stations. Temperature. Weather, Cloudy Part cloudy Clondy Cloudy Clear L 48 Clear ‘time, today.) Horta (Fayal), Azores... 84 Part cloudy (Cutrent observations.) Hamilton, i . 68 Clear 8an J P 76 Cloudy o Berlin, Germany. Brest,’ France. Clear Clear “ARCH PRESERVER” . Footwear for Women $7.85 Not Every Style Included —but a Generous Selection Sale Ends in a Few Day Vomens Shiop 1207 F St JANUARY 22, 1930. FEDERAL JUDGE SCORES SEARCHING OF AUTOS Brands Action of Customs Patrol Inspectors in Florida as “High- Handed Procedure.” By the Associated Press, OCALA, Fla,, January 22.—Denounc- ing as “high handed and outrageous" methods employed by custom’s patrol inspectors who ride up and down the highways of Florida away from any border holding up automobiles of citi- zens “to search them for liquor,” Fed- eral Judge Lake Jones of Jacksonville yesterday dismissed a charge against Willie Lewis on trial for transporting liquor. Two customs patrol inspectors had testified against Lewis. One of them, T. 8. Wisehart of Tampa, told the court he found liquor in only about 50 per cent ‘of the cars he searched. “I think, gentlemen,” Judge Jones sald. “this is the most high-handed proceeding I ever heard of. * * ¢ It ought to be stopped. Clgmson Professor Dies, CLEMSON COLLEGE, 8. C., January 22 (#)—Burr Harrison Johnstone, 67, disd at his home here this morning after an illness of several weeks. At the time of his death he was assistant professor of mathematics here and had been a member of the faculty of Clemson Col- lege for 24 years. Births Reported. Anthony and Lucia Anselmo. girl John M. and Gertrude Sternhagen. girl. Con-iantine and Mildred L. Gogos. girl Roscoe C. and Edna V. O'Flaherty, girl, Daniel H. and Jane E. Pratt, girl vey C. and Rilla M. Neilsen, girl. Philiip and Tillie Nimetz, girl. Joseph C. and Teresa C. Engers, girl. Paul J_and Mary E. Schwarts, girl Frank A. and Gladys B Scrivener, girl. Joseph A. and Grace Reid, girl. Rovert L. ‘and Clarice Anderson. boy. Virginus L. and Zenolia Kirk, boy. Robert L. and Elizabeth Richey, boy. Chapin ‘and Mary A. Bauman, boy. John J. and Daisy E.' Richardson. boy, Arthur H, &nd Edith E. Den Hartog, boy Thomas 8. and Grace E. Mallon, boy. Niturice E. and Mary A, isneum; boy. Obarles A. and Clarabel M. Babendreler, oy, William H. and El Burlingame, boy. Jesse A arpenter, boy. Jack i, ! Charies o Eldridge E. John W, and M ; Gharles 1" and Dolores M. McGulh, William 7. ‘And Capitola. . Morris: girl, William L. ‘and ‘Nellls M. Plerce. #irl. fonn 8 and Eana' - prer gl Bamuel £ and Gwendoiyn L. Persuson, r Adolphus F. and Mabel T. Peyton, girl, Hiram L. and Ads V. Rose, bow,” *" Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported {o the Health Department in the last 3¢ ours: Diantha L. A. Foster. 88, 10 Towa circle. Joseph Wieczorek, 86, U. 8. Sodiers’ Home Hospital. Josephi J. McLaughlin, 84, 907 3rd st. n.e. George Mattingly, 81 Providence Hospital. Sharies A McBikinnéy, 4 1613 1rving ot Mary A. Lanigan, 70, 1368 Harvard s Augusia’ Immick, ‘. ‘Sibley Hospital | - chard F. Brown, 64, Gallinger Hospital. jJennie A. Sullivas, 59, St. Effzabetn's Hos- pital James W. Quiggle. 47, 2230 Californ} EiRel” Beat. 23, Tuberculosis Hospital Mary E. Johnson. 2 months, 2524 F s Misnie Green. 85 Tuberculosis Hospital. Arthur Beard, 50, 2248 Ainger ave. Jennie Smith,' 49, Freedmen's Hospita Henry W. Johnson, 33, Walter Reed Hos- pital. Genevieve E. Hayes, 3 months, 1303 Wylle ne. \Bernice L. Brown, 3 months, 1768 Navy —_— FOUND. FOR LOST "ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue League, 340 Maryland ave. s.w. Nat. 8088. LOST. BILL FOLD, containing diamond ring, 310, with permit. cards of F. A. Morris, in Riaito Theater; 335 reward if réturned to own 4921 Ga. ave. n.w. Apt. 504, or cail 2233, 13 b t .8 o COVER, tan, size 11 by 16 ft.: on . ave. betwéen Bcott Circle and Dist. ine rcward. _ Potomac_0340. . torfoise-shell Tim. g plece, vicinity' 8. Kann Sons or Center M et. Tuesd Reward. " Mrs. Corby, 6. rgi 1843 Geor 3 . 196 vk torfoise-shell rimmed, on e. between Dept. of Commerce and Jack- son place. Reward. Natl 35 KEYS, on ring, lost Monday, January 70. Phone’ Lincoln _6953. KEYS_Keys in black_leather case In taxi- cab. _Phone District 4105. NECKPIECE. black seal: either in front of Wyoming “Abts. or_30th “st. across from Hammond Courts, Sunday evening. = North TAN AT, dark stripes evening from 10 East Kirke Md. Rew afternoon. January 19, be- tween " Capitol Garage, Fox Theater ' and Wallis Cafe. brooch pin set with four smail monds, balance of circle small sapphires. Reward for information. Address Box 24-M, Star_office. POCKETBOOK, Tady's, green, January a1, in or outside 'Constitution Hail. Reward. Call North 0492, * POCKETBOOK, _bla spectacies and lorgnette, keys and money: {rom auto between 14th and Dela- field sts. and 17th and Park rd. Reward. Phone Col._3859-J. POCKETBOOK —WIill_lady who_picked up Bocketbook n front of 3039 M st. n.w, Sun- day about 3:20 please return to, Edlow's De- Dartment Store. 3039 M sf . POLICE DOG, male, tag 17 from “1621 Wisconsin ave. Phone West 2926-W. n.w.? classes in_case. Reward i ned. Wisconsin 3171-W. PURSE, containing about $20, bankbook and papers.’ Tuesday evening on Florida ave. or Georgla ave. car. Reward. Return to Fan- nle Harris, 12 Que Clev. 343 RAILROAD ™ TICKET. Atlantic City, New York and return. Cail B. Parker, Met. 0300, RING, silver, with_biue stone. _ Re: 3107 igth st. 'n.w. Phone Adams 8088-W. WRIST tham, name Beiva Hull in bac 1% dowhtown or in park. 2115 G 3° WRIST WATCH, shape. with whit Call_Adams 6757, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H 8t. NE. Lincoh osu Modern_Chapel Estabjished 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. __ Phone North 0047 AIMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding the Orixinal W. R. Speare Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 @ Jus. ot 1208 M ot 45 TS, 8t %O F ot Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. PURSE, brow Re d it TC] lost Jai n.w. Tady’s Wwhite ol ‘oblon; e wold " bracelet; ' reward. FUNERAL DIRECTO! CREMATORIUM. 232 PA. AVE. NW. _ NAL_1384, 1385 CHAS. S. ZURHORST Joseph F, Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. NoW. Fhone west oose ick, Dignifiea, Efucient Service Automonile' serice Chaves W. W. Deal & Co. _816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200, Frank Geier’s Sons Co., 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. N.fiofld u1s Modern Chapel Teiephorie ° 1 A TIMOTHY HANLON Puneral Director Private_Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. Linc, 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. Nelther the successors of mor connectea with ‘the original W. R. Speare establish- ment. - St. N.W. - 1y 940 ¥ St. N.W. METERIES, GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 per month. Choice lots and sites for sale. FUNERAL DESIGNS. mlGEo. S MBLEMS AT MOD. ERATE PRICES, TEL NAT 116 & NAT: ovos Open Evenings [4th & Eye and Su Gude Bros. Cow, 1212 F St. l'llll'.—ww\'fi JOSEPH E. AHEARN DIES. Retired Government Employe Ex- pires After Long Iliness. Joseph E, Ahearn, sr., 72 years old, veteran retired Government employe and for the past 25 years a resident of this city, dled in Providence Hospi-, tal yesterday after a long illness. Mr. Ahearn had been employed at both ‘the Washington Navy Yard and the Government Printing Office, as a machinist. Prior to then he was em- ployed by the Baltimore & Ohio Rail- road. He as & native of Martinsburg, W. Va. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ida M. Ahearn of this city, and a son, Joseph E. Ahearn, jr, of Chi- cago. Funeral services, with solemn requiem mass, will be held in St. Dominic's Catholic Church, Friday morning at 9 o'clock, Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. @ard nf Thanks. HURLEBAUS, LOUISE. The family of the Iate "LOUISE "HURLEBAUS acknowledges with grateful appreciation the kind ex- DPressions of sympathy of its many friends and relatives in its recent bereavement | CHRISTIAN HURLEBAUS AND PAMILY. * Beaths. ABBOTT, Mrs. EMMA PEARL. De this 'life, suddenly, on Wednesday. Jan- | uary 22.'1930, at 5:30 o'clock &.m., at her | Iesidence, 456 Maine ave. s.w.. Mrs. EMMA | PEARL ABROTT. She leaves o' mourn their loss a loving husband. devoted moth- er. @ host of other relatives and friends. Notice of funeral later. 5 AMERN, JOSEPH E.. Sr. On Tuesday, Jan- uary 41, 1930, at Providence iospital, JOSEPH beloved husband of 1da M. and beioved father of Joseph E. Ahern: Jr. aged 72 vears. Funeral from the resi- | dence of Mrs. H. J. Taltayull. 444 Bh st., . on Friday, January 26, nt 8:30 am e to St.’Dominic's Ghurch, whers solemn requiem mass will be sung a9 orclock for the repose of his soul. Rela- tives and friends invited = Interment. at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 23 AHERN, JOSEPH E. All members of Spald- ing Ceuncil, No. 417, Knights of Columbus, are hereby notified of the death of Brother JOSEPH E._AHERN on Tuesday, January 3L, 1930. Members are requested to meet 8t 444 Gth st s, n_Thursday, January 2,8, 830, pm. Where the usudl pravers Will be ‘said ‘for the repose of his soul. Funeral Friday, January 24, at 8:30 a.m., from St._Dominic's Church. . . A PANNING, Grand Knight, D. J. O'DONNELL, Financial Secretary. 23 AKE, ANNA M. Suddenly, Tuesday, January 21, 1930, at Ber residence. 219 3rd st. n.w., | ARNA M. AKE, widow of the late W. S, . aged 80 years, Notice of funeral ARMSTRONG. WARRIET, On Tuesday, Jun- , 1930, at the home of Mrs. Scott Armatrong, near Forestviile, M., HAR: RIET =ARMSTRONG, age 70. Puneral Thursday, _January ' 2: m., from Epiphany Church, For: ment church cemete: BLAINE, CATHERINE MARGARET. ,, January 20, 1930, 3337 Sth st. Congress Helghts, CATHERINE MARGARET BLAINE (nee Downey), beioved wife of James W. Blaine. Funeral ' from the above residénce on Thureday, January 23, at ¢ at_the Church of th $ress Heights, at 9:30 a.m. Relatives and riends invited. Interment Forrestville Epjscopal Cemetery, Prince Georses Goupty, 11 “a.m. tville, Md." Inter- o Ber resi: am. - Mass e Assumption, Con- BLAINE. CATHERINE. The Ladies' Benevo- lent Soclety of St. Teresa's Church are re- Quested to attend the funeral mass of their deceased member, CATHERINE BLA . Thursday, January 23, 1930, at :‘:'0 IC o Ih}: ’C).:ILHCYi’Oc!hI Assump- on, ‘Coriress Helgnts. D.. THERESA BOYLE, Pres. A. E. BURY, Rec, Sec. BOILLEAU, MARY. On Tuesday, January 21,1930, ‘at Sibley Hospital, MARY BOIL- LEAU, beloved wife of Brenton G. Boilleau of 216 New York ave. n.w. Funeral from Hanlon's patlors ‘on. Thiirsday, January p 9:30 a. thence to St. Aloysius Dot her soul, Mount Olivet Cemetery. BRODERICK; MICHAEL J. On Tuesday, January 21, 1930, at &:10° a.m., at Provi: | dence Hospital, MICHAEL J.. beloved hus- band of Rose A. Broderick of 208 K Puneral from Hanlon's funeral par- 641 H st. on Thursday, January 3, at 8:30 am. “Requiem high mass at Bt. Aloysius Chirch at 9 a.m. Interment « Mount Olivet Cemetery. = Relatives snd friends mvited. 2 OWN. ROSIE CROSS. Departed this life on Sunday, January 19, ,_at Freed- 's Hospital, ROSIE CROSS BROWN, beloved mother of Oliver, Cleveland and Horace Brown, sister of William and John George and Mrs. Annie Sulli: he also host' of other relatives and to” mourn their loss. Rem resting at the John T. Rhines fune chapel, 3rd and I sts. sw. Funeral Thursday, January 23, ‘at 1:30 p.m.. from Rehoboth' "Baptist ~ Church. interment Rosemont Cemetery. CHAPMAN, AMY FLETCHER. On Tuesday, January ' 31, 1930, at Sibley Hospita AMY FLETCHER CHAPMAN, wife of Dr. Thomas P.~ Chapman. ~Services at the 8. H. Hines Co funeral home, 2901 14th st. n'w.. Thursday. January 3. at 3 p.m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery., Please omit lowers. CHAPMAN. AMY, Spectal meeting of Colum. bia Chapter, No. 15, O. E. 8. is called January 23, 1930.'at 3 p.m., ‘for burpose of attending ihe funeral services of Sister AMY CHAPMAN, to be conducted at Hines' funeral parlors.'2901 14th st. n.w. Mem- bers meet at Masonic Hall, 1ith and Ken- I8 s, n.w., 8t 145 pm. on above date. y order of the worthy matron. GRACE"A" GRICREST, sec. COLBERT, MARSHALL HENRY. Departed this life Sunday, January 19, 1930, at 7:55 Blipyiler 8 long iliness. MARSHALL ENRY COLBERT. He leaves to mourn their loss “a devoted father, son, three sisters, five brothers, a wife and & host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Thursday, January 23, at 10 a.m. Epiphany, Church, Dimbarion' a tween 27th and_28th n.w. Remains Testing at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. fu- lors, 2232 Ga. ave. n.w., until hereafter at his late n.w. 2 On_ Monday, January Tiony e Zeiidence of loyd M. Carson, Benning rd. ‘n.e.. TERESA, beloved wife of Carey A. Connell. Funeral from the above addréss on Thursday, January 23, $iry: P Interment Cedar Hill Ceme- tery. DONALDSON, GEORGE G. On Tuesda: January " 21, 1930, at Sibley Hospit GEORGE DONALDSON. Funeral from W. W. Dey Tune home, 816 H st. n.e., on Thurst , January 23, 10:30 a.m. In- terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ESTEP, RICHARD A. Suddenly, on Mon- day. Januar; ., 19 30 residence of hi k, 1517 T st. se. Toved husband® of Julia E. neral from above address Thursday. uary 23, at 2:30 p.m.. thence to Emma: uel Church. "13th and V 3 . Rels tives and friends invited. Interment Co! sressional Cemetery. Brother R. A. Estep. the late residence; 16th and 18 pm., Junuary 33, Thursda; . Counctlor. JAMES PRATHER, Acting Secretary. FAIRCLOTH, IDUS. On Monday, 20, 1930, at his residence, Nauck, Va., IDUS FAIRCLOTH. beloved husband’ of ‘Minnie Faircloth and devoted father of Mrs. Daisy "Allen and James Faircloth, ~Re- mains Testing at Lomax chavel, 1400 8 st. A.w. Notice of funeral heraaiter, HEBRON. ALEXANDER. Departed this life guddeniy;” Sunday, January 19. 1930. at m.. at Gallinger Hospital, ALEXANDER HEBRON, _ beloved husband of Mamie Hebron, father of Margery Hebron, srand- gather 'of William Sheppard, nd stepfather of Howard Nolan. Heé also leaves three devoted sisters, five brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains at Janifer's funeral pariors. 1115 22nd n.w., until January 23; thence to Tenth Sireet Baptist Church. 10th and R Sts. nw. where remains will lie in state ‘until "day of funeral. Thursday, January 23, 11 a.m.. pastor, Rev. William Banks. Inferment uary Calls not for one, but for us all, And we must answer when he calls. THE FAMILY. 22 HEBRON, ALEX. Mt Horeb Tab. No. 53, A. 1O of Moses: All members are to_a fhe funeral of Brother ALEX. H N on Thursday, January 23, 1030, Hlegclpek;, from 108 and R sts. 5.w., Rev. ex. ank, pastor. N. PALMER, W. 8, L. G. COX, Secy. i n , ALEXANDER. All officers bers oF Eaiambi Lodes, S0 déath ‘ot Brother AUEXANIIER HESROR ot ‘Brother : ¥ho 'died on Sunday, January 19. 1030; Eiky: ‘Tunersl services will b conducted on ‘Wednesday ‘evening. "January 33, At 8 o'clock, 'at Tenth Strest Baptist Church All “mémbers “are reauested " to assemple £, ne weve famed Ciirch af 731D orning Star Lodye. No. 40 Forest Tem- plec No: 9, and Eollimbla. Tempie, No. 432, e o ERT E. JON:S. Exalted Ruler. TAMS. Secretary: H) A E W) HEBRON, ALEXA! All_members of rses Unit of A. I Marching Glub a O. of Moses are requested to be present at ihe’ funeral” of Brother = ALEXANDER Hebron Thursda January 23, '1930, 11 a.m., Tenth Street Bl?’nl!l Church, 10th and R sts. n.w.; full uniform. By order of ALBFRTA SIMMONS, Vice Pres. EMMA PETTIFORD, Pres. Unit. bt HEBRON, ALEXANDER. All members of Past Grand Ocers' Counell: No. 1r and 1 B. DE| d .!n Ji g o 8, Bt g HICKS, JA! PERRY. On Tuesday. Janu- ey 1 A0 JAMES PRRR Y. belared Baa: band of the late Josephine Hicks (nee Robe: Fuperal, from, the, chagel of Thomas ¥. Murray & Son. 2007 Nichols on_Thursday. January ¢ 1 vices at St. Paul's Chapel, Wal- dorf, Md.. at 2 p.m. Relatives and {rient invited. interment church cemetery, ay MANLEY, MATTINGLY, ! MeGRATH, NICHOLSON. BAILOR. MARY COOPER MARY E. DONALDSON. FRANCIS MARION, PHIPPS, WILLIAM W. SWEETNEY, Braths. - LL, LOTTA A. Tucsday. January 21,1930, Sipine residerice of, her ' daushier, 'M: John McnNitt. Jr., nw., . HULL. wife of the late Dr Henry Hull, Putieral and interment ai Ravenna. peisn . LEY, GEORGE W. Suddenly, on Mon 7 ary 20, 1930, at his 'residence ank. Md. GEORGE W. HURLEY usband ‘of Gertrude ‘L Hurles (nee Haves). Funeral from St. Matthew » Episcopal Church, Addison Chapel, Sea' Pleasant, Md., Thursday, January ‘23, a: 11 am. ' Relaiives and friends invited. Departed this life ) At the resi- Johnson, 7. 0" a.m. HAR 83. . Remain Winslow Co. at 13 o'cloc. s &b B RIET E. JOHNBON, aged may be seen at James A. chapel, 13th and R sts. n. Weanesday, January 22. " Funeral Thuis day. January 33, at"10 am. from Mary's Church, ‘Rockville, Md. LUVENIA. On Saturday, Janu- ary 18, 1030, LUVENIA, devoted wife . Powell Manley and_ sister of Lily Thoma and Mary Dade. Funeral Thursday, Jan- uary 22 at 2 p.m. Remains resting & the W. Ernesi Jarvis Co. funeral parior: 2222 Ga. ave. n.w. GEORGE_E. On Monday aruary 20, 1930, at Providence Hospie, GEORGE E. MATTINGLY. Puneral fron the "parlors ‘of James T. Ryan, 19 Pen: A » on Wednesday, Januar. . at 8:30 ‘a.n. thence to St. Joseph Church, where mass will be said ai 8 a.m Relatives and friends invited. = Intermen. Mount Olivet Cemetery. 2 GEORGE BANGS. On Wednes- day, January 23, 1930, at his residence, 34 1 34th pl. n.w., GEORGE BANGS McGRATH. husband of 'Anna L. MecGratn, Remain Hines Go. Funer:. n.w. -~ Notlce ¢ %0 ‘and Cincinnaii Departed this life o 1. 1930, at the resi ce er_daughter, Mis. William McKim, 434 Girauit ave. Virginia Hig, lands, Va., Mrs. LAURA V, MURPHY. . neral' Thirsday, January 33, at 2 p.m.. & ahove address. Interment private. o CAROLINE. On Monda.. January ‘20, 1930. at_her residence, N st. n.w.' CAROLINE NICHOLSON, ¢ foird gmother’ of George Nicholsen Sally Smith. = Funeral Thursday, Jan: 23 at 2 b, from the Holy and Sap tifled Church, 6th and 8 sts. n.w. Re mains resting' at W. Ernest Jarvis Co, 11 neral parlors, 2222 Georgia ave. n.w. NICHOLSON, LEONARD LISTENARD. © Tuesday, January 321, 1930, 'at o LEONARD " LISTENARD NICHOLSON. 1 his elghth-eighth year; father of Jam: B and Leonard L. Nicholson, Jr. Puner Thursday, Junuary 23, 2:30 p.m. from the residence of his son, Leonard L. Nicholsor, Jr.. Rockville Pike, ‘Rockville, Md. nic mént Rock Creek Cemetery. SKIDMORE, EMMA DALE. January 21, 1930, MORE, aged 81 On Tuesda: EMMA DALE SKil years, beloved mother T. H. Skidmore of 112 Willow ave. T: koma’ Park, Md. She is also survived & three grandchildren. Funeral services 1 Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N st. n.» Saturday, January 25, at 2 p.m. Tem Dorary interment Rock' Creek tery. ic SMITH: CLOTHA, Departed thiy lite Su: day, January 19, 1930, at Gellinger Ho. - pltal. atter hert ‘iliness, CLOTH ' MITH. She leaves to mourn their lo: father, mother, two brothers, two siste. and a host of other relatives and frienc . Juneral January 26 at 130 pm.. fror Janifer's funeral parlors, ‘1118 Zind ». fay, Interment Lincoin Memorial Cep er: TOLIVER, RACHEL. Monday, January 30, her residence. 1416 TOLIVER. " She leaves to mourm their o adevoted husband. Johm Toliver: i\ children, Mary Toliver, Nannie Turne Sarah oliver, Elsworth Toliver and A' berta Bichanan: two sisters, Annie Jac son and Adeline Brown; nine grand- children, three nieces, one nephew. gons-in-law and a host of other relativ: and friends. Remains resting at Euger. Ford's funeral parlors, 1300 South Capit ' st. Funeral Thursday, January 23, at pn.. from Second Bapiist Church, ind « between M and N sts. s.w. 2 TOLIVER, RACHEL. Officers bers of Forest, No.'9, I. B. P. are notified of dey Fednesdny, Jarixry 35159 o 7:30°8 ednesday, January, at 7:30 p.m . Eythian Building, 12th and U sts n.s Funeral Thursday, January 23, at 1 p.n, from Second Bapiist_Church. 2nd_and s.w. Morning Star Lodge, No. 4 mbia, Lodge, No. 85 ‘and 'Columbi: Temple, No. 432. are invited. LINDA FORTUNE, D. R. MARIE PIERCE, Fin. Sec. Departed _this i "8t 730 pin. and mer- E. of W. of Dnu"hl fon - of _sorrc | TOLLIVER, CORNELIA_ On Tuesday. Jar. uary 31, 1930, af Freedmen's Hospit QORNELIA TOLLIVER, devoted wife i West_“Tolllver, mother. of Josie Jor Emma Davis. 'George Tolliver and Et: Johnson. Remains resting at the Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2223 Ga. ave. nw. Interment elch, W. Va. TRUEMAN. FLORENCE ELLA. On Tur:. day. January 21, 1930, at her residenc-. Camp_Springs. Prince’ Georges Co.. M¢ . FLORENCE ELLA. beloved wife of 1 Trueman. = Fuper-' Friday, Jn- . uary 24, Bt. P Episcopal 3 ¢ 2 P.m. Relatives and friends invited. ' - terment church cemeters 2 WATERS, LAURA ESTELLE. On Tuesd January 21 1930, at the residence of I gauenter, Mps, Lillign £"Cam ' Hurle; imar ESTELLE: veloved wite of ihe iate Geor. - Wood “Vaters. Funeral from the abe - residence on Frida: jATY 24. at 1000 am. Relatives and friends Invited. ment Fort Lincoin Cemeter: WHITMAN, WILLIAM, _On Wednesd January "22. 1030, af Garfield Memar Hospital, WILLIAM. beloved husband - the late Henricka Whitman. Services v be held at Zurhorst's funeral pariors. East, Capitol st. on Priday, January = at 2 pm. Inferment in Prespeet I ' Cemetery. B = v Taruary 30, o0 W TARe on Monday, Jaruary 20, WILSON. He leaves to mourn their |- A wife, ‘four daughters. one sister, o - brother. two grandchildren and & host other ‘relatives and frien Fu Thur: arnary 23, at 2 p. George” B Clarke Co. fune 1416-18 Florida ave. n.e. Intermeni coln Memorial Cemetery. In Memoriam. 8. Sacred (o th ;- g January 22, 1920, A e 8nd. sad: O Lord. how dreary. Lonesome. lonesome every Listening for your loving voice and foo'- Weary.' for T hear them not. You left a broken-hearted daughter That loved you so sincere. That never did. and never will, Forget you, mother dea: You brought me a load of sw ne. You cheered me along life's way. You made this earth seem 'Ilkl! heaven Bv your manv loving wavs. YQUR BROKEN-HEARTED DAUGHTT," BERRYMAN, ISAAC. Tn sad but loving r - membrance of our 'dear - husband. a- father. TSAAC BERRYMAN. who depart- §is lite one vear ago vesterday, Janus One year has passed and still T - Friends mas think the wound b Heslr But, tney licie know the "o ; at lles within my heai F18'LOVING WIFE. ROUINE BERRYM Sieep on. dear father, thy } is o'er Thy Wiline hands shall tolf po mare,© A faithful fatner. both loving and kind: A better father we could mot And. HIS.LQVING CHILDREN. WILBERT AXN™ Sacred to the memo- of our wife, mother and grandmoth: MARY E. COOPER, who departed this 1! January 23, 192 She fought life's battles bravely And patiently ‘stood every test. We know she is sweetly restin For she was one of God's be: LOVING WIFE OF "SERGT. CHAI COOPER. MOTHER OF MYRTLE QRANDMOTHER "OF 'MARIAN * to the memory Of my GeAr grendfe FRANCIS MARION DONALDSON. who # parted this life four years ago today, Ja uary 22,1926, Just & memory. fond and true, 118 OL3VinG ’gflfi’)n‘fl{bm AN HER "HUSBAND, DAVID AND ELS - LEHMAN. . e n sad but lovi Temembrance’ of ouf dear usbnd father. WILLIAM "H. ‘PHIPPS, "who " paried this life one year ago Jamuary © Sad, xad. O Lord. how drears: “Lonesome. lonesome every: spot. Listentng Tor your loving voice and for'. teps, Weary. for we hear them not. You left behind a_brol fwo chlidten"and Who loved ¥ou 89 sinter TRt never did and never Forset you, Willlams You brought us loads of sunshine, Vou cheered s alone ire s wap: You made this earth seem like Heaven vOUR LOVIRG' Wike: GHiLDREN Ar GRANDCHILDREN. . EASANTS, MR. AND . C] ‘ PLEASA! M MRS. CHARLES ¢ Washington, D. C.. January sad but loving remembrance of our der parents. Mr. and Mrs. CHARI r PLEASANTS. Mother left us thirty-n- years aco. father followed her twent three years later, Such loving, kind and thoughtful parent No friends on_ earth like them we find. For both of us trey did their be Mav God grant them eternal rest. THEIR DEVOTED CHILDREN. JOHN AY . JomRrE. 2x ot ot dorpe . membrance’ of my " deve 3 SEPH SWEETNEY, who deparied his 11 four years ago today, January 33, 1926. When T am ent 1 breathe d ’(ll’.*. For you were mine and I remember If all the world forget. I have only your memc Joe. T5 'Temember. my, whale i h, And yo 1s one I will never forgel For 1 1 thinki) YQUR DEVOYED WiFE, membrance of our dear FRANCES TUBMAN, ife two years ago today, Just & line of sweet remembrance, ust & memory fond and true: Just a token of love's devot [ {Fhat our hearts still logg for you. 3 g TUBMAN, FRANCES. In sad but msfi Ianuary 23, 192; FAMILY. - " 5