Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1930, Page 9

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The £ de reported 1o the "HealiR® Depariment “in *5he "IRar'5 , 10 t. ne. Feney 8 oneror s B pthnbil y, 83, 9 Prankiln st William W. Kimbail, 82, 1751 @ st. John &, Owens, 7% 11% dth Goee" T umuon: s6, 3048 Rodman st 3 man st. Bartholmew Wai Gallinger Hospital L iarearet 8. e o ol ne. Funeral services for Rear Admiral Willam Wirt Kimball, U. 8. N., re- tired, who died at his home, 1757 Q@ street, Sunday, were conducted at the g residence this afternoon. Capt. Sidney| Mate M ‘}fi.% o Evans, Chaplains Corps, U. 8. N, of-| Xdward A Mitehell, 57, ficiated. Temporary interment was 1n | J3sh SERGEE fh oot al Afthion Oemstery, cprmding Temomal| SER & SENRLV M T, of the body later to Admiral Kimball's | versity Hospital, * ", ", g old home at Paris, Me., for final burial. Dl!“l’ iter H. Moore, 41, Tuberculosis Hos- R e e apier o | _ Oive" ninsen™16 msnfin 3ol g0l naval operations; Senator Frederick | "}artha Ao West. 80, 320 U st Hale of Maine, chiairman of the Senate | Arh Wilis. 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Baum's CONNECTICUT AVENUE Opposite Mayflower Hotel Reduced to The Club chair sketched is one of five offered in beautiful cut velvets, down cushions, hair filled. this BLOOD TRANSFUSION FAILS TO SAVE GIRL Elizabeth Carlo Succumbs to 'l‘wo-l Month Illness Despite Fight at Hospital. Elizabeth Carlo, 13 years old, died at Providence Hospital last night despite efforts of volunteers to prolong her life with blood transfusions. Inability to cope with heart and kid- ney disorders led attaches of the hos- pital to issue a call for volunteers to give blood as the Carlo family was not financially able to pay for assistance. In answer to the request, Ruth Anna Neiss, 15-year-old Hine Junior High School student appeared at the hos- pital and was selected as a donor with- out the knowledge of her family. Despite a momentary rally after the transfusion, the child suffered a re- lapse, dying at 10:30 o'clock. She had been {ll two months. Elizabeth's father is a laborer for the Washington Railway & Electric Co. and resides at 725 Second street northeast. RITES FOR JOSEPH SCHROT Masonic Services Conducted by Gompers Lodge Today. Masonic_funeral services, directed by Samuel Gompers Lodge, for Joseph Schrot, 53 years old, originator of the present circuit of newsstands in Gov- ernment buildings, who died Sunday at his home, 459 M street, were held this afternoon at the residence. Burial was in Anacostia Cemetery. Since 1922 he had operated the news- stand in front of the Veterans’ Bureau. Births Reported. The following births have been reported fo the Health Department in the last 24 hours Paul and Claice Kaufman, boy. Bernard W. and Ruth H. Leonard, boy. Arthur J. and Mary V. Pallansch, boy. Paul and Mary E. DI Toto, boy. Josept: 8. and Mary A Tovp. wirl. Stephen W. and Virginia G. Blore, girl. Clement, L' and Mary & Garner, girl Robert nd Mildred E. Brown, boy. James G. and Beatrice Piper, boy. Robert and Stells Gallahan, boy. Clyde and Martha Nicholas, giri. Thomas and Lena M. Dement, girl. Joseph and Alberta Dodson, gitl; Matthew O. and Cozetta Byrd, boy. John H. and Lucille Dickens, boy. Willlam' and_Fowestim Turner, boy. Lewis and Mary J. Hill, boy. Willard_and_Evelyn Poteat, boy. James and Bessie Harris, boy. Milton and Mamie Montgomery, girl. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 it { Adams 10341 sale $65. STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1930. THE WEATHER pomsinty” cloaring " smtTrow . ly morning; lowest temperature tonight about freezing; colder tomorrow and tomor- row night; gentle shifting winds, be- coming moderate southwest. Maryland—Rain changing to snow in west portion tonight and tomorrow and rain tonight, possibly clearing tomor- row morning in east portion; colder tomorrow and in exereme west portion tonight; gentle shifting winds becoming RERS SR - And » _possibly clearing tomorrow morning; colder to- mm'hA:l‘?uuix; "e.l;dxwmn tonight; moderal g becoming fresh no%hvzutv or nmlhln esf irginia—] changing to snow and much colder tonight; tomor- row partly cloudy and much colder, with snow flurries in northeast portion. Record for Twenty-four Hours, ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 36; 8 pm., 37; 12 midnight, 36; 4 a.m., 35; 8 am., 34; noon, 35. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.10; 12 midnight, 30.05; 4 a.m., 30.04; 8 a.m,, 30.04; noon, 30.05. Highest temperature, 37, occurred at 8 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 34, occurred at 7:35 am. today. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 36; lowest, 2a. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and |- Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 1:48 a.m. and 1:56 pam.; high tide, 7:14 a.m. and 7:36 p.m. Tomorrow—Low _tide, 2:29 am. and 2:39 p.m.; high tide, 7:58 a.m. and 8:17 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:19 a.m.; sun sets 5:24 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:18 a.m.; sun sets, 5:25 p.m. Moon rises 7 am.; sets 4:13 p.m. Weather in Various Cities. © Temperature.o% FER 8 8 g £ 8oy ) 3598 Weather. a9jomox *ee* £¥pIAIS: Atiante 8% Baltimore. Birmingh: Mi El Paso, Tex... Galveston, Tex. 29 Helena, Mont... 30.38 Huron, 8. Dak. Indianapolis.Ind Jacksonville, Fla. Kansas City,Mo. Los Angeles. Loutsville, ~K: Miami, Fla New Orleans. New York, N.¥. Oklahoma’ City. Omaha, Nebr. Philadelphia, Phoentx, Ar Pittsburgh, Pi Portiand, Me... Portland, Oreg. Baleigh, N, C Salt Lake Oity. San Antonio. . San Diego, Calif San_Francisco.. St. Louis, Mo... St. Paul,'Minn.. Seattle, "Wash Pt.cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Rain Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy S2RIBBEIBSLBLALIVREISBTER ... Pt.cloudy /63 Cloudy seuaunssusuauesy e 88! 2288 0g: i Cloddy g8Beus 2 FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time. today.) tations. ‘Temperature. Weather. London England. 50" Bart cloudy Paris, Prauce. Part cloudy Berlin, Ge: Clb‘ld‘ Brest France.. Part cloudy Stockholm, Swi Part cloudy (Noon, Gree: ime, today.) Horta ‘(FavaD), Asores. (Current observations Hamilton, & San J an, P Hayana, Cuba. Colon, Canal Part cloudy Part cloudy Part cloudy Clear Jobn J. Carmody, 28, and Boe, 36 Rev. B, . Chvana Carl A. Heins, ‘45, Mount Vernon, N, ¥.. and Katharine 'A. Pepper, 35, New York City; Rev. J. Hilliman Hollister. lerbert " A. Hopkins, 56, and Margaret A. Luckett, 53; Rev. T. J. Turkingto & 3, Ward, {s; and Faunie’ Johnson, £ fex anks. John K. Moore, 24, and Christine V. Ed ;i J. E. Malioy. d Hawkins, 23, and Mary Lewis, 19; Rev. Elle Strang aoidward Shellorie, 22, and Martha Wrisht, " Alexander” Willbanks. Hll’;;nn.;lfllg; ’: and Harriet Allen, 29; R artol Russell, S and Geraldine Thomp- ; Rev. W. H, 10k00. P. Anderson, 31, and Helen B. Saith, 2] 6 Jongson 44 Abpeyiile, La.. and Eila g:buo; . 43 Hamist, N. C.; Judse James A: Duval Iy Crist, 20, and Atlel 8. Sherier, d ¥ Stewart, %, St Louis, Mo. beth E. Graham, Wolfville, Can- . J. R. Sizgo. rmelo Lodaro, 29, and Agnes Branca, 19; Rev. ‘N3 DI Carlo, ihelier, o CRew. Faul 0. Einewcaver. , Yi0: “Rev. *Eiheweaver. ‘-Hil'ghe!i Jones, “‘v ln‘; Stella Wilson, 17; Rev. Alliam 8. Abernethy. LOST. BRACELET, with 1 diamond and 2 sapphire: Saturday afternoon, downtown section. Re. d. " Mrs. Cahoon. District. 5360, until 5 after 5 p.m.. Adams 6568. DOG—Resembles Spitz in appearance, size, but tan color; bushy tail curled on back. Liberal reward. Georgla 3537. " DOG—Lost or strayed, police dog, male, brown and black; name Bum. Return to Reward. DOG, Alredal male, brown eyes, medium firow&,cuxlyr‘ h lé.“ name Ski| n"l:S l!flng: . Teward. o n_‘_'w:. ;h;;‘. Potomac 3933. 28* ENVELOPE PURSE_Black and_steel bead- ed: Wednesday night, either at Chevy Chase Siiin or In. vicinity' of 16th and B sts, B.w. Reward. Call North 0279, please. in _ case ked " “Tunis, lost Friday night. Reward, if returned New York HANDBAG, _black, _containing checks, letter of credit and mone oo“nl;flflll"lln Brace, 1462 Newton st. - Re ticians, traveler: ‘Miss Col. IRISH SETTER, vear 0ld; answers to Mk white chest. Liberal reward. Mrs. J. H. Craig, 7007 Arlington rd., Edgemoor, Md. grm Bradley 196-M. 29° ROSARY, lost Sunday_in the north- St gty on medal. Reward for re- turn. 300 5 ! POCKETBOO! y's tan DOCKEtbOOK; con- tains & lady's gold watch, car book: on Tth st. whart c: M » 27th, 1002 R. L aye. n.w., Apt. 3. Reward. POCKETBOOK, name J. E. Martin in goid letters, contatfiing aute permit, etc. | Re ward.’ Apt. 102, 1126 11th st. n.w. POCKETBOOK, tween 5th and K n.w.i ke Return Mrs. and_t POLICE DOG_(femaie). BIagE g _tan htly' lame in hind 1€ North_9090.__Rew £ POODLE_Male, Wwhite, one eve; very affec- tionate. 247 10th n.e. Reward. 29° TICKPIN, il kissing dewdrop diamond. BT 106k Tand Tound ‘depe.” MavRower Hotel. Reward. TORTOISE-SHELL GLAI on st st. n.w. bet. Acacia Blds bakery. Potomac_1154. ALLET, brown _al a7 Seiing in Pal Willard Hotel. 323, olme: ua, and leather, Satur- ngnter % st oF F. Corcoran, ul lad: silver brace- Mon en 17th and 14th on Eve ‘street, 1104 14th st. n.w. Adams 6703, LOST—In Chevy Chase, small, short-haired brown dog, marked with white. Red leather collar. Answers to name Brownie. Re- ward for information. 18 W. Lenox st., Chevy Chase. Phone Wis. 3028. CEMETERIES. "GLENWOOD CEMETERY' Vaultage, $5 month. Mkfiu"d.ull--lt FUNERAL DESIGNS. L AR e T4tk & Ere day, Prompt Auto Delivery Bervice. o Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. 4 | Qard of Thanks. HURLEY, GEORGE. We wish to thank our many relatives and friends for their sym- B e, Tl ot e 208" W HEALEY AN son, Deaths. | BANES, JOHN PERRY. uary 28, 1930, J. son of the late Willlam and Lydia Bane: Funeral from his late residence, 62 Colum- bia ave., Hyattsyille, Md., on Thursda January 30, at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Congressional Cemetery. BARR, JOHN LAWRENCE. January 27, Jan- 1630, mt Nis' resente 453 At his. residence wor JORN LAWRENCE BARK, beloved son of Eva A. Barr. Notice of faneral later. BAUMANN, MARGARET E. On Sunday, Jan- 1930, ibloy Hosoital. MAR- Tnacoe), beloved from her the ave on Wednesday. January 35, at 830 ., “thence to Holy Gomforter Church, Whers mass will be fives and’ friends ° invited. Mount ‘Olivet Gemetery. BAUMANN. MARGARET. Members of Holy Comforter Sodality are reaussted to meet to residence of Mrs. MARGARET ANK, 1834 Mass. ave. s.e. 10 recite Tuesday evening, danusry 28, 8 p.m. ANNA'C. DONNELLY, Prefect. 28 BROWN, JAMES On_ Sunday, January 26, 1930, at 7:40 p.m., at Mount Alto Hos- ital, after a lingering iliness, JAMES .+ beloved husband of Eunice Moore Brown, devoted brother of Miss Sylvia Brown and Mrs. Gladys Carver, both of this city. Funeral services at_his late residence, M st sw. on Thursday, January 30, at 10 a.m. ton National Cemetery at 1l a.m., with full military honors. 29 CARTER, HEYWOOD SETTLE. On Sunday, January 26, 1930, HEYWOOD BSETTLE CARTER, devoted son of Thomas H. and the late Evelyn Victoria Carter, brother of Mrs. Evelyn V. Hill of Ne York, Miran Thomas E. and Wallace H. Carter. neral Wednesday, January 29, at 1:30 p.m., from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2322 Ga. ave. n.w. CARTER. JAMES A. Departed this life on Bature January 35, 1930, at 5:15 a.m. after a short iliness at Freedmen's Hos. ital, JAMES A. CARTER. devoted hus and of Annie Carter. He leaves to mour: stepdaughte one stepson, two son: 1n. ,_one daughter-in-law, toree g children, two cousins and a host of friends. Funeral - services at L. Murray & Son's funeral parlor, 13th and V sts. n.w. Wednesday, January 29, at 2 p.m. Inter ment at mony Cemetery. . CHRISSINGER, FRANKLIN L. On Sunday, January 26, 1930, FRANKLIN L., belove husband of Besse G. Chrissinger. ~ Funeral services at his late residence, 1832 K st. n.w.. on Tuesday, January 28, at 3 p.m. Interment Hagerstown, Md., on Wedn day, January 29. 2 DILLON, PATRICK J. On Monday, Ji 27,1930, at the residence of his dw Mrs. Charles E. Galloway, 310 15th st. n.e. PATRICK beloved husband of the late Mary Dillon (nee Cook). Puneral from the above lence on Thursday, y 30, at 8:30 a.m. Requiem high ma: Holy Gomforter Church at 9 a.m. T ment Mount Olivet Cemetery, ~Relativ and friends invited. £ ) EDMONDSON, MARIA. Departed this life on BSaturday, January 25, 1930, at 5:15 ., at her home, 1746 T st. n.w. afier fiiness, M MONDSON. Sne T sistér, Mrs. Mary Bailey of Hall 5:]1"“.0 b Interment 28 P New York: Mrs, Carrie Neal Lillie Tyler, Mrs. Trennis Easley and Mrs Erna Ewell of thils city; two sons Messrs Wi which will be held Wednesday, January 29, 1 o'clock, from Third Baptist Church. George O. Bul- ETHEL LOUISE, Departed this life . January 26, 1930, ‘at Freedmen's ‘Hospi ETHEL _LOUISE EVANS, be- loved daughter of Beatrice Evans, daughter of Bertie Evans. a host of other ‘relatives and frien ara 1 sts. Interment Odd Fel: lows' Cemetery. 28 FAUNTLEROY, FREDERICK D. On Mon- day, January 27, 1930, at his_residence, 1803 2nd st. n.w., PREDERICK D. PAUNT- LEROY, beioved husband of Esther Webb Fauntieroy. He is survived by three chil- dren, Fred. ir. Jack and Aneita, Re- mains resting at Moon & Allen's funeral parlors. Funeral at Phoebus, Va. Notice of funeral hereafter. - CHRISTOPHER. On Monday, 1930, at the resid t his son, B. 'Florence, Ove q CHRISOPHER, beloved fa B. August C. and Raymond E. Florence. Fiineral services at the chapei of A. J. Sobippert. 008 Penngylvanis ave, n.w.. on e january, 29, at 2:30 p. > friends invited, Interment st Fort Lincoln Cemetery. | FRYE, EMMIE. Departed this life on Mon- day, January 27, 1930, at Kevsville, Va FMALE FRYE, devoted mother of Lor: raine, Irvin and Frye. daushter of Emma Williams. 50 leaves to mour: her departure five sisters, one brother an many other relatives Re- mains Testing at the John funeral chapcl, 3rd and Eve s tice of funeral later. GREENWOOD, ALBERT H. Or Bunday, January 26. 1930, at Vienna, Va., ALBERT H. GREENWOOD. ~ Funeral from residence Wednesday, January 20, at 3 p.m. Inter- ment Fiint Hill Cemetéry. o JOHNSON, LOCK. Departed this life Satur- day, January 35, 1630, aiter a brief iliness at Gallinger Hospital, LOCK JOHNSON of 321 Q st. n.w. He leaves one son, Milton @ daughter-in-law, Mrs. Nannie Johnson & sister, Sophia Tinkard: two granddaugh- ¥ars, one great-grandson, three nephews. one niece and & host of other relatives and friends, Remains at Prazier's new funeral home, 389 K. 1. ave. n.w. Puneral Wed- nesday. January 39, at 3 p.m.. from the Vermont' Avenue Baptist Church, Re T. Murray officiating. Interment Pa. Cemetery. A Mond: . EMMA V. Suddenly, on Monday, O EaAry A“V !l“l‘ lltr’ residence, 3 January 27, 193 Tih st sw, EMMA V. beloved Wite of Charles C. Jones. Funcral from her late Tesidence on Thursday, January 30, at 8:30 am.; thence to St ' Dominic's ‘Church, where high mass wiil be sung at 9 a for the repose of her soul. Relatives and 1riends tnvited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetry. wf :o LOKERSON, MAY DAISH. On Saturday. January 35, 1930, at_her residence, 1 19th_st. n.w., MAY DAISH, beloved wife of Caléb 'T. Lokerson. Puneral services Will be held at her laté residence on Wed- nesday. January 29, at 2:30 p.m. Inter- ment Oak Hill Cemetery. o ERSON, MAY D. A sveclal meeting of O Chupter, No. 1. O E 8. n““"\)l-gfln or Wednesday, January ‘29, 3 o et Sfasonic "Temple.. Brightwood, 'to s_of our late LONE-SHEA, MARY. On Sunday, Jan- ucl?y , 1030, MARY, daughter of the late Julia ‘and Daniel Grady, mother of Julia Shea and Marle Fletcher. —Funeral from the residence of her brother, David P. Grady, 2035 North Capitol st., on Wednes- January 29, at 8:30 a.m. thence to St. ‘Aloysius Church, whers high requient mass will be 9 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. LAURENCE. Monday, January versity Hospital, LAURENCE MANGAN, born 1“ Bray, County Wicklow, Ireland, in_1840. Funeral from his late residence, 1637 L st. n.w., Thursday, January 30, 9 a.m. Solemn requiem at St. Matthew's Church. friends invited. LR | ecCARTHY, JANET PATRIC L lenly, e Anday. January 26, 1930, &t the Wood- land_Apt.. 2301 °Cathedral Dy JANET PATRICIA, _loving daughter of John P. and Mae B. McCarthy, aged 4 years and 8 months. Funeral from, above addre on Wednesday, January 29.!_11 Do} on_aonds BERNICE_C. o ' AL, oot ok her residence, 608 U n. BERNICE C. McDONALD, dau ter of Hugh d Bertha A. McDunl.lfl. Notice of 1un"ll hereafter. R 'A_ DONLEY. On esday, b T ‘2" 1930, ETTA DONLEY MIL- LER, R Bryant and E. Adele Morlarty. rvi 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st n.w. Wednesday, January 29, at 7 5.in.* Tterment Fornwood, Pa. ' 38 MITCHELL, MARY E. Departe s e Saturday, January 25, 1930, at 7:30 nm‘i in full triumph of Christian faith, MAR E., beloved wife of the late Gilbert Mitehell, loving sister of Emma Jackson Beit, devoted mother of Rena Mll:h'l&, Rebecca Carter. Gilbert Mitchell, jr.. an the late Burreli Mitchell. Funeral Thurs- day, uary 30, at 1 p.m., from h:r late’ residence, 913 3rd st. se. thence to Ebenezer Churc‘s; corner 4th and D Rev. R. . 8, Thomas offic n!. Relatives and friends invited to attend. We had a dear treasure once, WMI. ‘!.hnur “:\’ ;‘:ghl-’;:“too ‘well, ove: oh. X For soon she siept and dled. in Thy keeping that heavenly shore, el kit e And love her as we E IRENE. REBECCA, GILBERT. [ELL. MAMIE. fMicers and members M acid" Tabernacle. No. 46, & ot G Fishermen. are requested to attend a call meeting ‘Tuesday, January 28, 193 at 7:30 p.m., at the temple, 320 F arrange for the funeral of ou ter, MAMIE MITCHELL. Puueral Thurs- day, Jlnulr‘ 30, at 1 p. from Ebeneser M. E. Church, 4th and D sts. MARTHA BUTLER. R. W. SARAH V. MURPHY, R. W. Scribe. DHELL, MARY. Officers and members ": Midian Wing G. Encampment. No. 2. Order of Ollfiel Fishermen, will have ting “ ight, January “I 1930, st rrangements for burial e sister, MARY MITCHELL. Thursday, January 30, at 1 pm.: ieser “rt?y corner 4th and GEORGE CAMPBELL, H. P. 3. ERY. . On Sunday. "?-?'if%'%‘fln‘ . heloved Hus Ruth Moore and father of Anns Robert, Jonn arry” Moore, WI“C‘I" e e i s .m. Interment - ,G p.m. rme lar Hil Gtw MOORE, WALTER H. A lyron M, kit G e e Ji 29, 1930, al brother, WALTER H. MOOQRE. WILLIAM H. ROHRMAN, Master. 28 N, ROSE. On Tuesday. January 28, the “rssidence of’ het ave. n.w. ROSE O'BRIF! Notice of funeral later. sts. January nd of anuary 1 of our late . on_ Tuesda, PERRY BANES. beloved | sung at 9 a.m.” Rela: | Interment Ariing: | i | A9 Beaths. OWENS, JOHN A. On Sunday, Janus: 1330, ot his residence, 114’ dth N JOHN A., beloved husband of Cecie Owe; Funeral ' from the al Wednesday, January 2 tives “and’ friends 1 Cedar Hill Cemetery. | POWERS. GEORGIA E. On Sunday, Jann- ! Ary 26, 1930, at 3 p.m. GEORGIA E, POWERS (nee Cameron). beloved wife of Henry Powers and mother of Mrs. Flor- ence Ramby. Funeral from 2039 1st st. n.w. on Wednesday, January 29, at 2 p.m. Interment Oak Hiil Cemetery. Reiatives and friends invited. 28% | SHANWELL, NANNIE, Suddenf¥. on Satur- day.’ January 25, 1930, at her_residence, 1328 R st. n.w. NANNIE SHANWELL, de. yoted mother ot Clarence Shanwell, Katie Lockett. Edith Cephas, Mattie Davidson gnd Maud Carpenter, loving _sister of William and ‘Hector Priest. grandmother of Victor Davidson and Vincent Gephas, Funeral Wednesday. January 29, at 1 p.m - from St Luke's Baptist Ohurchs Bright FookaD: S Rev. Shelion Aeller. pator. s nterme; 4 Harmony Cemecery. oo ot SHANWELL, NANNIE. bers: of S Luke Lodes } G. 8. and D. of 8. plesse moet at St Like's Baptiet Church."14th st. and Rock Greck Ford rond. Brightwood. Wadnesday, January 29, '1930. at 12:30 pom.. o attend the funeral’of Sister NANNTE SHANWELL. v o BROTHER_AUGUSTA A. HILL, W. C. SIBTER N. B, WHITE. Roc. B~ " © SNOWDEN, THOMAS. on Monduy, January 271930 at his residence, th v, THOMAS BNOWDEN: rear admiral 5. Nuvg. retired, belovéd husband of Helen K. Showden. ' His remains are resting ag V. L. Speare Co.. 1000 H st. hw. Funeral from St Margaret's Church, Gonn. ave: and pancroft i'n w.. ‘on Thiirsday. Jani .8t 1030 "B fon National Cemetery, 1 o ent AT STONE, HELEN E. Departed this life Mon- day, January 1930, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Rellar M. Roakes 3419 20th st. ne. HELEN E.. widow of Israel W. Stone. Puneral from 3415 200n ™ @300, Wednesday, Jantary 20, at 3 Fort Lincoln Cemetery, ~ ~ 1" orment TAYLOR. ADELAIDE. T y oo R S it Rt MRS. LENA J. HART. Pres. LOUISE LEWIS. . TAYLOR. HARRY. On Mond: : ay, J: 27, 1930, at his tesidence, 1031°8 st hw HARRY' TAYLOR. masor Army. retired.” former chie: beloved husband of . Adele Funeral services at St Church, 18th and Ohurch sts. Wednesday, January 30, at 2 pm. Taters ment at Arlington Nationnl Cematery. WALSH, EDNA M. On Monday, Januar- M. 3 y 27, 1930. ‘EDNA M. beloved wife ‘of Fhomus Walsh “(nee Schnabel). Funeral services FiL be held at her late residence, 1380 Maple View pl se. Thursdag, January 30. at 2 p.m. " Internient Cedar Hill Cerns etery. 2 WEBSTER, FLORENCE E. On Sunday. Jan- uary 26, 1930, at 1050 a.me % her esls dence, 1440 W' st. 'nw. FLORENCE E., daughter of the lafe Chartles Parmaiee and Mary Elizabeth Webster. Remains resting at the W. Chambers funeral hom Funeral ‘services on Tuesday. Janu herteng frock | R o Wed. s invited. Interment nesday morning. January 29, 8¢ Congres sional Gemetery. YOUNG. SAMUEL EDWIX. 1950, "t hix recidences 943 SAMUEL EDWIN January 38, Tunlaw rd. " nw, it his 0, at YOUNG, aged 67. Fune: o Inte residence, ?%rm.m:':fi' 5 . Interment Congressional . ves and Triends invited. " T8 In Memoriam. BEACH. MELVA B. In but loving re. membrance * of my" daughte BROWN BEACH. who GFDll’CQ{‘ lmfi‘{fe one year ago, uary 28, 1929. No_one knows the silent heartach O e Erier thav 1 barncin alee o 5 borne For the one I loved 80 well. - In_my heart vour memory lingars, Sweetly, tender, Kind and o ‘There iy not ' day, dest Melve, no of o, HER FATHER. !A“M ,L.“llACK, b BUSH, LILLIAN R. A tribute of lo and devotion to the memory of my dear wife l'ladn a‘"lg;:fl' {;.\?"i;‘l'. ILLIAN BUSH, epacted this life ho devacied his ifd one vear ago today, Dear Lillian, the years may wipe out many thing: But this they'll wipe out never— The memory of the happy yea: ‘When _we were all together. HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. BUSH, LILLIAN R. Sacred to t| memory of my dear mother, LILLIAN « Stewart). Who departed this I . Janvary 28, 1929, eaceful be thy rest. dear mother, 'Tis sweet to breathe thy name In life T loved you rly, In death I do the same. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, JUANITA BUSH, LILLIAN R. In sad but logh ance of my dear tister. RBUSH, who devacted this life one Jear axo today, January 28, 1929. b llhngt the tears at the time that are the TRat tell of the hearts #hat are broken, But the silent tears in the after years And remembrances llllll“}‘dloll HIA)}!_‘E.OVI.NG SISTER, AG L. HEW. . R oRarte oFmy dine Seandmoare i NIE C. GARTER, who & 1 nine years ago today, Ja) 1921, It uhn=L the tes at tl e that are She. TRt tell of the hearts that 3 BuAln:lhe"%lge;ltb ears mfl'm:x'-u:::y'e’:fl“ ances silent en, HER LOVING GRANDMOTHER, CARTER BROOKS. o “O'LA DICE, LENA W. In lovi dear wife and mother, LENA W. o departed tnlz ife four vew R “DEVOTRD” Hoss AND FAMILY. FORD, SALLY L. Sac QU dear mothier: KALLY. £ PORE. s departed this life one year ago today, January 28, 1929, Just & line of ‘sweet remembrance, Just & memory, fond and true; Just a token of { ve's devotion, e LI i AND GERTRUDE. In loving mem. FRANCIS ors_and mem. .58, 1. GIBBS, EMMA FRANCIS, ol‘fiflf my_dear mother, EMM; GIBBS. "Who' departcd "this life January 28, 1929. Parewell, farewell, my mother, dear, I have spent one sad and lonely year. Fou et et I hd .l g part me rol | HER LOVING SON, WILLIAM O. GIBBS, * GIBSON, JACOB ERNEST. In lo ory of our beloved brother and une COB ERNEST GIBSON, who di year ago today, January SISTERS Al MURPHY. ARTHUR N. In loving memo! of our deat husband. and father, ARTHUR N. MURPHY, who departed thiy iife one éar ago_todav. January Tiis" DEVOTED WIFE® AN 'DONNELL, LUCY A. Tn sad but loving remembrance of my beloved mother. LUC A. O'DONNELL. who departed this life one vear ago today. January 28, 1929. T have only your memory. dear mother, To remomber my whole life through, And yours is one I will never forget, For I am alwavs thinking of you. HER DEVOTED SON, HUGH. * OLDHAM, JAMES ROBERTS. In_loving memory_of our dear son and brother. JAMES ROBERTS OLDHAM, who departed ihis life one year ago today, January 38, Forget you? No, we never will, We loved you then. We love you still. No_one knows the silent heartache Only those who have lost can teil Of grief that is borne in sile For the one we loved 3o we PAMILY. TATE, ADA A. AND SIMON G. A tribute of Jove and devotion to the memory of our kind_and affectionate parents. ADA A. TATE, Who Dassed peacefully away four LI\ foday. January 38, N6dd. and TMON G. TATE. Who entered ‘sternal rest elghteen vyears December 25, 1911. ternal rest and endless joy be' thine. THEIR DEVOTED CHILDREN, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F., Birch’s Sons (’-!A'AD lmfl;n 3034 M St. N,W, FThone West coos Established 1841 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST, N.W. N.Mz‘1, Modern _Chapel Telephone TIMOTHY Funeral Director Ambulanee Private 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE Nefther th wileither the successors of nor ‘_ W. R. Spears jshe Pone Prank. e, W'» St. N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance b A g Bt Lincoln 0524 Gstablished 1078 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. ___Phone North 0047 ¢ Dignif Service Antordonils Serciee s Tveiens BATTICS o W. W, Deal & Co. 816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8300. AIMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding the Original W. R. Speare Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 X Ool. J. WILLIAM LEES sfifig. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 33 VE_NW. NATIONAL 1384. 13 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 0} EAST, CATITOL ST. -