Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1930, Page 9

Blg Values for the Last Week of January Special This Week P&G SOAP The world’s largest selling hn-dry soap at a very low price. cakes 190 for TRUSTY FRIEND Trusty Friend foods are quality foods and have been a big favorite with many of our patrons for over . If you are a user of Trusty Friend products ly recognize the big values that we If you are mot acquainted with Trusty Friend foods this sale offers you a wonderful you will imme: are here offering. opportunity to try them. PIGGLY WIGGLY Special This Week Sunbrite Cleanser. An excellent household cleanser which we are offer- ing at a most attractive price all this week. cans for rolls for 4 CORN PEAS BEANS 15¢ And for our many patrons who prefer to buy canned goods in the smaller size tins we offer the ity items as we offer above in the No. 1 size tin is canned especially for small same fine q size tins. Thi families. TRUSTY FRIEND F IRST PRIZE Fancy Hand-Packed Tomatoes Quality Butter Pound Carton_ ““4” Prints b 3 % % % b % % 3 3 ] 3 3 % White Soup Camp be“’s Tomato Soup. . leby s Sauer Kraut...... Enjoy America’s Finest g " Use More Walnut Meats in Salads, Desserts, Candies—and Keep a Bowl Handy for After-Dinner DIAMOND WALNUT LARGE BUDDED NUTS Only the finest of the California Walnut cro Eating sold under the Diamond Brand. Each of these budded nuts bears a diamond imprint. Now Priced at an Extremely Low 29¢ 2 % 55¢ Paper Shell Ga. Pecans ."™ 39¢ EREE R IR R R R Y % LAND O’LAKES § Sweet Cream Butter 49c Rl ot o o ) % % % % % % ' .3 tins 25¢ oo s SE Large Bulk Prunes.........2™39¢c Musselman’s Apple Sauce. ... 0il or Mustard Sardines. .. " 30¢ Y s, Gallon Jug Vinegar........." 49¢ Swansdown Flour. o Sealect Evap. Milk...... Catalina Tuna Fish. Royal Fruit Gelatine « “Sanico’” FRESH EGGS Insist upon “Sanico” Eggs and you are assured of perfect Egg satisfaction. Fancy Sliced Breakfast Bacon, Ib., 33c; {-lb., 17¢ 3“"25c Fancy Western Boxed Apples For Monday and Tuesday we are making special di Price Lbs. for BRI IE K88 S8 B8 B i OUR FAMOUS © : COFFEE: Those Who Know” “Sunco ....,....lb-”c b R A o &JJJJJJJI.\'J.S‘! L R R b R - R WHITE BEANS * “ % % H Now—— « % % % * o 25¢ Ltk Otk PO R o ot TR I U -« Special This Week “Sanico’ TOILET Tissue Full 1,000-sheet rolis of velvety smooth, fine qual- lty bath room tissue. an exceptional Vllfle; 25¢ Pound Carton “4” Prints B R R E R E 0100901 Armour’s Corned Beef. French’s Mustard. ....... Blue Rose Rice....... Morton s Salt. . “Sanico” Pancake....... .3 phes. 25¢ Log Cabin Syrup Dayton Buckwheat. cesees BB 20c XXX Health Flour Fancy Crab Meat.......... .“" 39¢ Palmolive Soap........ Lava Hand Soap. % ) % ) “On the Tables of g,, ;l 5! % % Special This Week Chum Salmon Chum Salmon is a good substantial food. Take ad- 'lll‘m of this special C for CORN OR PEAS .™ ' * 10c; 3 ** 25¢ LIMA BEANS....."™ ' 10c; 3 ™ 29¢c “SANICO” Mayonnaise No better quality For Cooking and Eating FIGS 8-Ounce 5 C Package LAYER FIGS, Ib, 20¢ Wi SE I BB BB IE ISR IR RS Ry For those who prefer > .u,huy saltier % butter we recommend Red Carton Butter 45¢ % % % % % % % 4 .4n 25¢ hr 12Y5c 4 ™. 25¢ . o2 P 15¢ SRRy N cakes 25 o s Gc 49 The Dozen IN OUR MEAT MARKETS plays of Western Boxed Apples. See and buy these apples at our nearest store. White Potatoes 10 ™= 39¢ Yellow Onions 4 ™= 15¢ Norfolk Kale.....™ 5¢ Carrots&Beets 2 b= 15¢ Fancy Lemons 3 for 10c Rutabagas White Turnips Yellow Turnips Parsnips Carrots FRESH PEAS or 25¢ Quality Tells Its Own Story Chuck Roast 29¢ PRIME RIB ROAST.......Lb., 39 Porterhouse Steak - 57¢ Sirloin Steak. 50 Round Steak (tor) 1. 49¢ Round Steak (®ot) 1. 47, Hamburg Steak..™ 29, Boiling Beef. . . . .1 6 Ibs. 25¢ Bouillon Roast Pork Roast .....m Veal Cutlets. . ... .™ §5¢ Sh. Veal Chops. . .™ 35¢ Rib Veal Chops. .™ 60c¢ Loin Veal Chops. .™ 60c Leg of Lamb. .. .™ 42¢ Rib Lamb Chops ™ 65¢ Loin Lamb Chops ™ 65¢ Sliced Bacon. .. %™ 17¢ SMOKED HAMS, Ib., 29¢ D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 193 FREDERICK S. CAWSON | “ARMLESS WONDER” DIES. DIES UNEXPECTEDL Funeral Services for Prominent Mason Will Be Conducted Tomorrow Afternoon. Frederick S. Cawson, 71 years old, prominent Washington Mason, died suddenly yesterday morning at his resi- dence, 1014 Massachusetts avenue northeast. Mr. Cawson, born in Isle of Wight County, Va., came to Washington in 1885 to_enter_the Governmentn Print- ing Office, Leaving the Government service in 1894, he became employed as mechanical superintendent for various newspapers, including the Washington Post and Washington Times, In 1915 he returned to the Govern- ment Printing Office, where he was em- | ployed at the time of his death. His Masonic affiliations included membership in Dawson Lodge, No. 16; Washington Naval Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M.; Orient Commandery, No. 5, K. T., and Martha Chapter, No. 4, O, E. 8. n ldflfll‘l fh:hwu Elfieted grand com- mander of e Knight Templars e et ig! Pl of the Besides his wife, Mrs. Annie V. Caw- son, he is survived by a sister, Mrs. Anna Tolson of Richmond, Va. and two brothers, Robert Cawson of Rich- mond, and Charles Cawson of this city. Funeral services will be held tomor- rnoyvlv. nlékflo?)?od.i:tz :30 oclolck in the et Episcopal Church. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemcbery —_— LOST. BILL » With money and checks; on or near’ Brookiand or Hya 24, Phone North 1001V, Bewara, T 8% BLACK BAG—Lady's, Mariboro pike, be- iy L e e luable papers. Hew, ol Bine.” 01850, "atler ‘6, "Gr "see 233" Tk BRACELET, with 1 dismond and 2 sapphi Saturday aiternoon. dovarawh section Re: ward. ' Mrs. ‘Gahoon, District. §360, until 5 B afters pm. Adams G SRR R TG LA T 3083 16th st W Apt. 408, om0 Circus Performer Used Deft Feet for Ordinary Tasks. SALISBURY, N. C., January 27 (P). —Charles B. Tripp, widely known as the “armless wonder,” died in a hos- pital here last night from asthma. He was 74 years old. Tripp, born without arms, could shave himself and attend to all his per- sonal needs, using his feet deftly for tasks rformed with the hands. He had n connected witn shows from boyhood. At 17 he made his first appearance with the P. T. Barnum Show in New York. His life :; & showman took him on three world urs. Qard nf Thanks. SHREVE, WILLIAM O. We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation 1o the relatives and friends for their many acts 'of kindness and. letters of sympathy during the lliness snd passing sway of gur dear one. WIL SiRs WilLfAst O, SHREVE AND. DAUBH- Braths. ASHCOM, EDGAR. on Ssturday. Janusry | Garfield Hospital, 'EDGAR ed 44 years, beloved Henrietta Ashcom. Knight Templar ser: ice at Hysong’s funeral home, 1300 N_s! n.w., Monday, January 27, at i and interment Wednesdas 29, st 2 p.m. at Everett, Pa. BARBOUR, CLARENCE A. On Friday, Jan- uary 24, 1930, CLARENGE A. BARBOUR of 120 W st. n.w. the devoted husband of Mamie H. Barbour, brother of Charles H. Burbour of Kansas and nephew of Berti¢ Clagett. Funeral Tuesday, January 28, at 1 o'cl from Second Baptist Church, 3rd st. n.w. between H and BARBOUR, CLARENCE A. All l‘-omnlnlnnl gf Mark’ Well Chapter, No. 13, H. K A 3., are requested to attend the ‘tuperal of the late King CLARENCE, A. BARBOUR, rom the Second Bapuist Chirch, 3rd st. tween H and Eve nw, on Tuesday, Jan: uary 28, 1930, ai Sethi® WM R, 1, P ELVIN R. SHEPPARD, ‘Sec'y. BARBOUR, CLARENCE A. All members of Felix Lods 3, F. A. A M, are ol Gerva HolSiena dhe” tufteral of " our 1o brother, Past Master CLARENCE A. BAJ BOUR. 'from the Second Bapiist Ohurch Tuesday, January 28. 1930, at 1_o'clock CARD) CASE, contalning 47, onerators per: n stration car Phone Lincoln 3018, O SA— DOG—Lost or uund_ police dog, male, brown and_black; name Bum. Return to No. 4 8th st. ne.Reward. , Spitz_in appearance, bushy tail curied on bag Bt B TR * m-nd ave. n.w. Phone Potomac 3932. 28* Spitz po ?Dodl: male_dog; very i answers name of Teddy; last st. n.w. Reward IX returned URSLB‘ICK 1 >all North 0279, vleue R GOLD “CHAIN WATCE but ufiucuxo Libe; sect Revari fineoin bet. 7th and 9th, D and F. K!YE—A b R TR Hospital. Liberal Bervice Club, Walter = R POCKETBOOK. Black; ereen sk iining, a rxel’r‘xfe t.:l"'%“edn Tath Branch 14, between § :n‘d‘! 3t o WALLET, brown _alligator 1 day evening in Palace The: Wilard Hotel " Rewara. Box_108, Geo: WAXC'H' CHARM, Knights of Colul ward. 915 >_Decatur_st. fl'fl Qgfl‘l‘ ;57" )‘R.‘ 'WRIST ‘WATCH, white gold, with b attached, between 13tk and New York ave. n.w., down east side 14th, to Fox Theater or in the Fox between 2:30 Watch had vellow gold hands Sleda 7438-W. 35, 1495 ther, Satur- e, 4 me on dial. Reward. Miss Lilllan Barnes, Newton st. n.w. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ~Frank Geier’s Sons Co, Modern Ghapel Teiephose National 2473 TIMOTHY HANLON Punera) Director Private_Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successo: it 7ith the original W, R Epeare Setabiith: Formerly 840 F St. N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H 8t. NE. Lincfil.n osu Modern_Chapel JOHN R. WRIGHT coO. 1337 10th St. N.W. __ Phone North 0047 Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. _District_2606 Quick, Dignifi Servi antorisoils Sergiages- Ehwcwnt Bervicg, .Deal & Co, 815 H ET lll LINCOLN 8200. ALMUS R. SPEARE Imllll the Original W. R. Speare Co. Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 € 7vs, a4 1308 B ot 45 yTe. ot M40 ¥ st Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th St. N.W. Col. 6324, J. WILLIAM LELS SONS FUNERAL DIRECTO) CREMATORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL 1384, 1385 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 801, EAST CAPITOL ST Phone Lincoln 03 Joseph F. Bn-ch’s Sons (IBAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N,W. FPhone West 0ove Established 1841 CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY » Vaultage, $5 month. Choice lots and ‘:u"m for sale. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Promot Auto Delivery lnvloo. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. " GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT . ERATE PRICES, FEL NAT $110 & NAT 6108 Open Evenings J4¢h & Eye W. F. ELLIOTT FUNERAL EXPERT The W. W. Chambers Co. UNDERTAKERS Who Offer Lowest Prices $250 Couch Casket Funeral, $195 Ambulances Only $4.00 No Charge for Funeral Chapel— Latest Plpl v’nn Music if De- sired—All Without Charge Sincere Service BY W. W. CHAMBERS CO. 14th, Cor. Chapin St. N.W, Call COlumbia 0432 p.an. C. W. BLAKEY, W. M. CHAS. C. CARTER, Secretary. ¥ BAUMAN, MARGARET E. On Sunday, Jan- uary 26, 1930, at Sibley Hospital, MAR- GARET E. BAUMAN (nee Inscos), beloved wife of Fred Bauman. Funeral from her late residence, ll31 Massachusetts ave. : on Wedntaday, January 45, at 879 ‘thence a’ol' Comforter Ohurch. Where ‘mass will be Sung at & aqn. el tives and friends invited. Interm: Mount Olivet Cemetery. BAUMAN, MARGARET. Members of Holy Comforter Sodality are requested to meet a¢ the late Tesidence of Mrs. MARGARET BAUMAN, 1834 Mass. ave. to_recite ?;!‘0“ A .‘l'llladly evening, Januury 28, &t 8 pm. ANKA C. DONNELLY, Prefect. 28 BOONE, MARY LOUISE. Departed this life Frid Jlnllll" 24, 1030, at Preedmen's Hon after long_illness borne with Christian (ennude, MARY LOUISE BOONE, the beloved wife of George W. Boone, lht devoted and loving mother of M ‘Mabel Massey, Mrs. Sadie Olney, Short, Mrs. Amanda Ross, Dumas, Eva, ‘Walter, John, ‘Wiima, four sisters, flve brothers, other relatives and a host of friends survive her. Funeral from Asbury M. ifth and K. st esd 28, 1930, at 1 p. are invited to Jenkins officiating. BOONE, MARY L. All officers and members of Mirlam Chapter, No. 4, O, E. 8. B HEONE. PPueral Tucsds 1930, at 1 p.m., Asbury ., ‘Church, ll!h and Kd .L'B.hnk‘,d Full attendance is re- Queste ck dress. ERNIGHT SANES T, DIGGS, K. P HON. LADY ANNA C. COOPER, S': BOONE, MARY L. omceu nd members of Datcher Court No. H. of are hereby nnnflcd to attend lhe funeral of P. M. A. \ l‘.ARYJL BOO”:E ‘:B;uub‘urly I’Cnhlllrl:h esday, Januar al Tiesday Y STEWART, M. A. M. P. N. VI, W, 3. BOONE, MARY L. Officers and members of Simon Courty No. 3, Order of Cyrene;; are requested attend the funeral Boval Bister MARY L. BOONE Tucsday, january 28, 1030, at 1 mm. from Ashury M. E Chureh, 1ith and K ats. n.w. Sis- T “courts invi IRENE M. LOMAX. R. C. ADAM M. TAYLOE, C. E. MAUD L. DIXON, R. . BRYANT. EARL C. On Saturday, 25, 1930, at Freedmen's ital C. BRYANT, beloved son of ward and Matilda Bryant. ,, January 28, at pm, max's chapel, 1400 8 st. n.w. 'Friends in- yvited. ° Interment family jot, Harmony Cemetery. BUCKLEY, WILLIAM LOREN. North Capitol st. after a WILLIAM LOREN BUCKLEY, aged years, beloved husband of Alice E. Buck- ey, Funeral services ut the above adaress Tuesday, January 28, at 2 p.m. r- ment Fort Lincoin Cemetery. Friends in- vited to_attend. CARTER, HEYWOOD SETTLE. On Sun January 26, 1930, HEYWOOD CARTER, dévoted son of Thomas H. and the late Evelyn Victoria Carter, brother of Mrs, Evelyn V. Hill of New York Miran L, Thomas E. and Wallace H. Carter. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. fu- neral pariors, 3223 Gi n.w. CAWSON, FRED S. Suddenly, on Sunday, Jsnuary 26 1930, at his residence, 101 useits ave. FRED 8. fshand of Annie Porul services. on Tesa 2:30 p.m., at Ryland M. ment Glenwood Cemetery. flowers. FRED S. The sir knights of CAWSON, ‘Orfent ' Commandery, No. 5, Grderca G0 ussembla in the sevium Tuss- day, January 38, 1930, at 1:30 o'clock, for the'purpose of attending the funersl of our fate past’ commander and past grand commander, FRED_S. CAWSON. = Full Templar uiform. By order of the com- mander, CHARLES P. LOYD, Captain Gener: CAWSON, FRED S. There will be a special meeting of Washington Printing men’s Union, No. 1, at 1:15 p.m. Tuesds: January 28, 1930, for the purpose of ai tending the funeral of our late decessed rother, UVTER 1. ROGGLES, President. CARL VAN WHITE, Secretary. CHRISSINGER, FRANKLIN L. _On Sunda January 26, 1930, FRANKLIN L., belove husband of ‘Besse' G. Chrissinger.” Funeral services at his late residence, 1833 K n.w. on Tuesday, January 28, at 3 p.m. Intérment Hagerstown, Md., on Wedne 4 ary 28, at . Church. Inter- Please” cmit HOWE, JOHN T, Beaths 8 l‘:cmmunuctlnn of i, doch 8 -. Tuesday. Jomols: feiiased, n:.L or the purpdse of aitending the funersi of ol late brotner, Past Master JOHN'3 Bietaey, Jamary 20 w2 Ivices at_the ige, No. 2, 'S. O. H,, are requested to attend the funeral of our late mayor, JORN T. HOWE, from. St Lukes Church, Tuesday, January 28, 1930, :30 MAMIE Members of Morning Star Lodge, No. 40, I B. P. O. !A ot W.. are hereby notified to attend asion of sorrow at the Elks' Home, Mn th st. n.w., Monday, January 27, 1930, at 8 p.m., to make arrangements for the funeral of our late brother, JOHN T. HOW! Fu- nzn.\ from St. Luke's P. E. Church, 15th and Church sts. n.w., at 2:30 p.m. Tues- day, January 28. ‘olumbia ge, No. 85; Forest Temple, No. 9 and Columbia SR ot Lol B CORTEZ W PETERS, Secy. HUNTER, M ‘Golden btl('! oering B Bounces The Ladies' ring Hepe Soclety an- the death of Mrs. HARRIET D m'll‘AuHAm P JENNIE E. BARNES, Rec. Sec. e JOHNSON, HARRY A. On Saturday, Jan- uary 25."1930, at Sibiey Memorial Hospil HARRY A. JOHNSON. beloved h Amelia Jonneon cnes TSlevers). mec 54 years. Funeral from his lnte residence 1240 '9th st. n.w. on Tuesday. January 28, at 2 pm, Relatives and friends invited to attend. " Inierment at Rock Creek Cem- etery. . JOHNSON, HARRY A. A speclal communi- cation of Stansbury Lodi No. 24, F. A A. M., i3 called for Tuesda: el Sing et Ay ur {ats brother, A SON. ~ RALPH L. HEBBARD, Master. * arted this life Satur- m 10, at Gallinger Hos- SON. Remains at Fri zier's new (\lnenl home, 389 R. I ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. KIMBALL, wl’ll_lAH 'll Sunday morning, Fesidence: L1811 St lubr ain LIAM WIRT KIMBALL, "N beloved husband of Esther Spencer Klmblll and son of the late Brig._ Ger ‘William K. Kimball and Frances Ra Paris, Me. Funeral serv i residence on_ Tuesday, .Ylllllll! Il< 2 Interment Arlington National Cemetery, LOKERSON, MAY DAISH. On Saturda January 25, 1930, at_her residence. 1 i9th st. n.w.. MAY DAISH, beloved wife of Caleb T.'Lokerson. Funeral services will be held at her late residence on Wer nesday. January 29. at 2:30 p.m. Inte ment Oak Hill Cemetery, 8 MALONE-SHEA. MARY. On Sunday. Jai uary 26, 1930, MARY, daughter of the late Jull Daniel’ Grady, mother of Julia' Sh d Marie Fletcher. Remains lence of her brother, David F. 2035 North Cabpitol st. Notice of funeral hereafter. McCARTHY, JANET PATRICIA. Sudden! on Sunday, January 26, 1930, at the Wi land _Apt’ - 2301 " Cathedral ave. n.w., JANET 'PATRICIA, _loving ~daughter of John F. and Mae' B. McCarthy, aged 4 and 8 months. 'Puneral from, above a3, January 2%, et JOHINSON, LOCK, day, Jai 1pfuddenty, MeMAHON, MARGARET BERTHA mmum n Saturday, January 25, 1930, at orge- to'n University Hospital, \RCIAR] BERTHA (BURKE), beloved wife of Jo- $eph B McMahon and mother “of Mry Willlam Joseph Duncan and Emmet McMahon " and _ sister _ of 'Miss_ Anna G. and Miss Catherine E. Burke. Funeral Tuesday, January 28, from (Iln‘l’nl home of Perry & Walshe, 29 H 8:30 a.m.. thence to St. Patrick's Churl:h, where requiem mass wiil be said at for the repose of her soul '. Mount Olivet Cemetery. = Rel i friends invited, (Cincinnatl, OF Dlease copy.) MITCHELL, MARY E. Departed this l"l Saturday, January 25, 1030, at 7:30 p.m., in full triumph of Christian !llth. MARY E., beloved wife of the late Gilbe: Mitchell, devoted mother of Rena Mitchell, Rebecca' Carter. Gilbert. Mitchell, Jr. the late Burreli Mitchell.” Puneral Thurs January 30, p.m., from hor hu residence, 913 3!d I » thence to Ebenezer Church, corner 4th and D 3 s Rev. R. W. S. Thomas omcl-tln Reiatives and friends invited to attend. ‘We had a dear treasure once, She was our joy and pride, We 'loved her, oh, perhaps oo well, For soon she slept and died. Keep her, Jesus, in Thy keeping Till we reach that helvnnr shore, Then, O Master, let us have her And Tove her as we did before. IRk, WhRSocA LILEeT. 2 MOORE, WALTER W. On Sunda: 26. 1930, WALTER H..belove: Ritn Moore and tather of A Robert, John and Hi Moore, aged fla"%m Plélrlerul Xrnmwllll late res! dem:ey. st. ne. on Wec 20, at'3 pim." Titerment eder il Cepe iy, MOORE, WALTER M. tion' of Myron M. r, Lodge, No. 27, B R T caiea o 118 prin. ed: ry 29, 1930, to_sttend of our Iate brother, WALTER IOORE. WILLIAM H. ROHRMAN, Master. 8% NEUMEYER, WILLIAM G. On BSunday. January 26, 1930, at his late residence, 3608 35th st n.w., IAM G, beloved husband of Gertrude Neumeyer (ll.l Con- ._runanlril'lf!nm lhe ve.rumem:e on’ Tuesday, . Janua thence to St. ADI‘!’YI Cllhn“l‘. ch\l\'fih. otk Toiie fepese ‘of his, soul Reldo b or the repose of his sou : {ives ang triends” favied. Interment at Congressional Gemetery. NEWBURGH. CHARLES. On Sunday, Jen- ary 36,1030, 1n, his S4th Seat, CHARLES NEWBURGH. Services at Lee's chapel, 332 Penna. wve. n.w., Tuesday, January 28, at 3 p.m. Kindly omit flowers. OWENS, JOHN A. On Sundsy, Januery 36, 30, at his residence, 11%3 30t K. Deloved husoind of Gecle Gwens: Funeral ’ from _the above residence o Wednesday, January 29, at 3 p.m. Rel: tives ang friends invited. Interme: Cedar Hill Cemetery. 28 PARKER. ESSIE, Departed ull! llfe Satur- d‘l!. January 25, 1930, H BRREER devoted wits of Hatry Parke Voted wile o Sh; }:1!'!; :ls&:l htrt"o'uflul!\'lyrh.'h’ feral Monday night, Tary 30, nE 6 pany from Shiloh Haptist Church, 9th and s. n.w. Interment Harmony Cemetery. SIE BANK. The Young La- s Tmediate Helef Associstion:" You 'f'm" ety 37, 1580, &t 6 ‘6 clogk ‘3: - January 27, 1930, af g Miss ‘ESSIE BANK PARKER. e c Bih and P 3. o tist Chureh. an MINNIE CONAWAY, President, ADDIE CHASE GREEN, Rec. u;n i , FANNIE GUDGIN. ur- g Snkrunry. 25 1900, &% 11:85 s at 0. 9 Brankiin st b, ROY. Funerai her sexldence, o Trom theC Fist. Congrei tonal Chiirch Tuesday. January 38 m Rev. T Tobe Pierco. offclating, murvived by s brother. Richard Gud cin: ‘& i meroy, and two dau {6rs, Mrs. Jeninte Pomeroy White and Mr pik spesial communt. day, January 29. CLARK, MARY LOUISE. On Sunday, Jan- uary 26, 1930, at her residency Kan- Sas” ave, o, MARY LODSE, wife ot Joseph ©. Clark and daughter of the Mrs, Albert H. Gatschet. on Tuesday, January 28, at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Rock' Creek Cemétery. CONNELL. JOHN B. On Saturday, January 18, 1936, "JOHN B. beloved husband of M. Connell. Funeral from his ence, 1108 M st n.w. on Tues: day, January' 28. Requiem s a4y Shurth ‘ot tite “immacuia Conception at™ 9 _o'clock. Relatives an friends invited. Interment Mount Qlivet Cemetery. a7 EDMONDSON, MARIE. On Saturday, Ja 5:13 pm. st her L"fi after a shor ONDSON. ' She ARTE feaves 'a sister, six daushter: two sons, ourteen _grandchildre daughter-in- 2w ‘and_flve sons-in-law. " Remains rest- {ng st 19467 st. n. Notice of funeral a ELLINGTON, DAISY. Suddenly on mfl"i January 34, 1930 ‘at her residence January 34,0087, *ine“beioved " wlte of Earnest 'Ellington’ and devoted sister of Frank and Willie Echols, loving niece of Mra 1 "W, Green of Indianapolls, Ind Reni: resting temporarily at Lomax ’““'.E" engbol il T8 s’ riiad Tuesday, January 28, Tesidence. Friends invited. Inter- ment Harmony Cemetery. EVANS, ETHEL LOUISE, Departed this lite Sunday, Januai A A THospital, " ETHEL ~LOUISE - EVANS. be loved daughter of Beatrice Evans, grand- daughter of Bertie Evans. She also leave: & host of other relatives Funeral Wednesday, Januar; ‘Rhines Johi St s’ 1 ot Lnterment Odd" ”n 3rd and I sts. s.W. lows' Cemetery. FLAHERTY, MARY E. On Saturday, January 25, 1930, 'at Georgetown University H pital, MARY E. FLAHERTY, beloved ter ot the late William Flahrty, * Puneral her laf nw., on 'fifi'fl-y. I Reqiifem mas: 8t. Aloy Thterment Mount’ Olivet. Gemetery. mn. tives and friends invited. GIBSON, HENRIETTA. On Saturday, 1930, at her residence, HENRIETTA 'GIBSON. beloved late John H. Gib nd mother: of Henry, ‘Edward, Ernest and 1Inhn H. Gibson, Jr. Funeral from her te” residence. ‘ruesday. January ] Taiermant Coneressional metery. SALLIE ALLE! !undny. 26, 1030, - Washington. D. 8A ACLEN GRIPPITH of Briondship; Anrie Arundel County, Md. daughter ‘:;i e late Frani an i A0 R Tt d by Do Brsthess, Hav: Frapk T, Grimth of 1803 Monroe st & Gyt Yo sind-othe odist rel 1D, M esday. January 38, at 3 pom. -?";:y. P T ‘.'S‘.‘;;;oum"'" 4.._3 lnlllry “i Jnn- N . on . OURTIS, Rec. HQWE, IO, é‘;‘“'" b1 3'""."“-:3 {ake ‘motice of the desth of” qur gu 56/ clock, brother, JOHN . iday afternoon, Jlnulr u. Jtity e ity heral Thesday. Jaria, Pom Ao u.{-" 2 ? '.n... of "lodse p¥e o 8. Church ~sts. [’ Monday, Jahuaty £y HENRY § II-AUGHTIR. A 'srnn. AUICE MAUD. “On Saturday, May Pomeroy Gibbon. POWERS, GEORGIA E. On Sunday, Janu- elpved. wife of ary 26, 1930, at 3 p.m. Henry_Powers and mother of Mrs. Flor- ence Ramby. Funeral from 2029 1st st. n.w. on Wednesday. January 20, at 2 p. Intérment Oak Hiil Cemetery.’ Relatives and friends invited. 28% QUEEN, CHRISTY. The officers a bers of St. Thomas Ladles’ Auxiliary No. d rict Auxiliary No. 2. Knighi John, are hereby notified of the duu‘: of Sister CHRISTY QUEEN. ~ Call lond: t her late resid 1 Tuesday, m, Be*incent de Paul LipiE M WHLLS, Aux. SR SR LVBRE TR Bists res. st S ACK UM, Dist.” Sec. . QUEEN, CHRISTIE. A call mesting of the Catholic Beneficial Soclety will be held at 419 6th s on Monday, January 27 103 o2ty ® . for our late s 1 GHRISTIE O Al from Bt Vincent de Church, Tuesday, Jan. uary 28, at GHARLOTTE LUCKETT, Pres. MATILDA E. Sec. RIDGELEY, RENRY. rted this life on Friday, January ‘24, 1930, at National Boldiers: Home, old Polnt’ Comfort, Serg Y ' RIDGELEY, beloved' hu: DARA-of Blanche Rideele. 218 1 st. nw father of Albert and Edward Ridgeley anc ? Maude _Johnson, _brother of ~ Mrs. ia Chase and Miss Ellen Ridgeley and tives “to mourn his depareure. | hapel at 9 o'cloc} Arlington Natio SCHROT, JOSEPH. On January 27. 1030. S5 bl residence, 469 M i, 5. JOSEPE ) ag jeaves his wife and' one Fincral from his late residence Tuesday, January 38, a Interment in the family plot, Alacod Please omit flowers. sciror, gmsm A special communica tion, of Bamuel ‘Gompers Lodge, No. 45, P, A A M. is hereby called Tor’ Tuesda: Tisiunry 30 aC 1y ot Masonjo Tempie for the purpose of attending funeral of Brother JOSEPH SORROT. = st aster. Attest: LOUIS ROSENBERG, Se SHANWELL, NANNIE. Suddenly, on Satur- day. Janiary 25, 1930, at her residence, 1326 R st n.w. NAN SHANWELL, de yoted mother Gf Clarence Snanwell: atle | Locket! {tn’ Cephas, Mattio and ‘Maud . Garpentery loving sister — of Willlam and Hector Priest. grandmother of Victor Davidson and Vincent Cephas. Notice of funeral hereafter. Jan- ncm mm nor m‘ SUMBY, CLINTON. arted this life -ua S58' oo “Thursdar, Jaguary 35, 1030, af lm lo mourn their loss four o u'- rl- Dm f\il'rll l!nh Bl By SWAN, WALTER WILLIAM, life on Saturady, January 2! WADE, 28, i MARY B. Tuesdas 2, at 7:30 am. thence to 53 S a8 adn. Rlatives. and fHends and friends ins Yted o attend. ~Interment ‘Mount Otived WEBSTER, FLORENCE E. On Sund: gary 36, 1630, 0t 50:0 dence. 1440, W, 5 dnughter of 'the lats" Cha and Mary Elizabeth Wobs! resting at the W. W. Chambers funeral home. Puneral services on Tu uary 28, at 8 p.m. Rel invited. Interment Inesda; Sitaty shr e, e aioaatg, sl WELLS, FANNIE. On Sunday, January 3 1930, at 3:35 p.m. ll her ,r‘ltll!nco, 41 20th’ st. n.w., FANNIE WELLS, John H. ! UCas. Testing Moon & All):n s lflns!ll n“;‘l‘l".b" 12h ‘: ’&‘I: ere Tueldly. Jlmnry";l at Iwnm . o WEST, MARTHA. The Ladies’ Reliable Res lief Society: You are notified of the death of Mrs. MARTHA WEST. Funeral services wete peld today, Monday. Januarz 21. at 3 o'clock, at the Nineteenth Street Baptist Churck, JESSIE MA! ADDIE CHASE GREER. e 5oy denty WHITRECK, CQRNELIUS A. on Saturdars 25, 100, at the' nome of hig ter, Mrs. Edgar Spinks. Kensington, . CORNELTUS A. WHITBECK. in hi§ ninetieth year. Funeral Monday, January 27, at 3 p.m., from Warner E. Pumphrey's funeral_home, Rockville, Md. Bodus, N. Y., May, 1030. WILLIAMSON. PINKIE RUFFIN. Departe this life Saturday, January 25, 1930, at Pifiyat the Homle for Aged and Infirm, INKIE RUFFIN WILLIAMSON. loving erandmother of Ruby Rufin Walker. Fus peral Wednesday. Janua:y 20, 1930, at pm. from Second Baptist Chureh, 3r si. between H and I sts. Priends invited. In Memoritam. BRAXTON. JOSEPH. Sacred to_the oy of our dear husband and. father. Jou SEPH_ BRAXTON. Who' departed. this Tife one year ago today, January 27, 1929, One year has passed since that sad da When the one we loved was called away, When we are alone and silent We breathe a deep regret, Fop yoil Were Gurs-and we remember, ' the warld. forgets. EVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. ® BRAXTON, BETSY. 1In loving remembranc ot ur mother, ‘BETSY' B BRAXTON, who eparte s life nine years ago today, January 27, 1931. o Peaceful be thy rest. dear mother, "Tis sweet to breathe thy name. In life T loved you dearly, In death T do the same. HER _DAUGHTERS, P. CHISLEY AND Interment BIOWN. RHOZIER D. Sacred to the mems S0 Rhdtin A e ;uddenb two years ago today; January Loved in life. remember EMAMA | BROWN, MOTHER: "NELLTE 2. BROWN, WIFE: CHARI.IA A, CA’ ERINE B, RHOZIER T. AND R TRUDE A. BROWN. BUTLER, WILLIAM E. In loving mem of our dear husband and father, \VxLle EARL BUTLER. who departed (his 1ife three years ago today, January 37, 1037, Forget you? No. I never will: 1'loved 'ou theti, 1 love you still. Nflimn! can enr tlk! l” fove 's Teart hotds dear. T Rememnbtancs. keens 3o mesr 3 4 HIS DEVOTED WIFE ‘nl.nr EASELY, WILLIAM. Sacred to the m Easell¥. who departed "this ite b ago today, January 27, 1929. ke T heas trom the depths of the river e We are paried. but ‘ot Torovers pye are living and loving stil. s’ ‘PEVOTED 18 snEY WIFE, MARION L. GATES, MARY VIRGINIA. In loving m SRSl Ao fesr Qauhter ;nd‘m:% this Tife one Vet ag0 todayy Janyery Mg 56 koot s . Foo Beautiful o stag. o0 eerth 80, Geds oty angers ored ner ‘And took ouy darling one away. You left behlnd a broken heart That loved you so sincere, TForiet Sou, Virsinia. ‘ear. 3 . dear. EMMA . . JAMES, EUGENE B. In m 4 ‘i’hll fe Bine sears ok g.g\'z::": z;“qh“- 2y, ¢ 1021. s AR THA" mlmnl. THOMAS w. A mbuto ot love to the mematy of our dear husband and ther, THOMAS W. JORDAN. who su( xfi lett 'us one year'ago today, January 2, To have, to love. and then to part Is the greatest WH’D' Dllrr{:lll' ‘HIS DEVOTED WIFE Al MARSH, CLEMENT L. Sacred t emory ot GLEMENT L. MARSHALL, assed on SiX years ago 7, 1024 18 7 MATHEWS, ALFREP K. A ‘Hbll(‘ of and devotion to lff ‘memo} my dear husband, Al MAT] who departed this l“. m ’-T a50 to= day, January 31, 1020 You are gone, but not forgotten, M5 Tobushts. shall alvays Hager Around the grave Where you e laid. The blow was hard, 1 never thought fl:ul death wi Only those who ive lost can Phe’ pain of Darting without tatewell. W litie thousht when lesving home hat he would never return: That he So"sooh In déath would sleep Al I hei kY rn. i oEVErES "WirE® DT, THEW MULLOY, ANNIE T. brance of our dear mother, MULLOY, who died five ye: January 27, 1825. A loying mother, so good and kind. No'triend on earth [ike her we find. 8ad was the hour of that unhappy day, When God called our mother away. We think of you, dear mothe It ‘almost breaks our hearts: Your memory I always with us, And never will depart. No_one knows the heart aches, Only those who have lost can tell Q1 arlef that s’ borne in Sfience a5 mother e loved s we) LOVING SONS, R AND MULLOY, ANNIE T. In loving remembra T wife and mother, ANNIE SoPLo¥ " ny died ve- yoars aso todass January 27, 1925. of pain knew what was best, home to give her HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND SONS, ARTHUR AND WILLIE. NEIDOMANSKL ANNA K. BAUMAN, MARY A tribute of love and devotion to the memory ot our joved hes: © ANNA Ko NEIDOMANSKT, Wwho left us one 0_today, January 27, 1929, and M. °BAUMAN, December It is not the tears at the time that are shed That tell of the hearts that are broken; But the silent tears in after years And _remembrances that are silently spoken. LQVING MOTHER AND SISTER. MRS X MILLER AND MRS. 8. RILEY, EDITH E. In lnvln( r-m-mhrn of i dear dnughter and E. 'Y (nee Anna yéars ago, January 27, 1919, As T loved her, so 1 misy her ily memory she is always Loved: yemempered: 10 Bringing many a sil Your dear. u Your loving our wtlcomc voice, That meant £0 much to my Mo e fout can 1 !l Oi_the Siief that 8 Borne i Hience or the one we loved to well, o ROBINSON, THOMAS M. In loving mems Of'my dear husband. THOMAS M. ROBING SON, who passed on J‘nun‘ g & SMITH, WALTER loving x¢ TR, NALTER 8 Bolires, R WALTER 8. SMXTH who passed nsfl fully tothe' berond ‘ons year ago todav, January 27, 1t He has gone to his home in glo; \Whers mansions ate bright and Platrs Our God is mow preparing, piind goon we will enter There GRoROE el AND" BolioERRE "R SMITH: IS SISTER, MRS, nnown "AND’ NEFHEW, I REGT 8 ’}.h'.‘..'h‘r.%!‘l‘fix'.,., et u.?.‘:i.a"flflm TYLER, who de; IHM lllll life a year ago today, January 37, 1 o i 3 S TR God took him Bome it w wil But in my heart I love him s Some day T wil see you, dear -39 ‘And tell you o'er an How 1 missed you nne- ynu left me, o s 15 vm " BARAR, YATES, ATher Wod Frandfathe Jrfll' Y “fi. hio passed away tWo years anuary Dear was the father 8:'?‘5., R R s muam"fiW ‘“w?h"'&% ohi two years ago residence, 2133 'Stevens ct. lone iiness, WALTER wn.’f'én "I day, January ol vy, 8ins_ resti: at Jant! . A n.w."T"' tuneral Bar L™ ey JIB:II! 27, 192 d more each day I mise my_heart is l%vlvu do mt‘y:‘n‘": ‘EE ;rnm i