Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1930, Page 9

PERRY G. MICHENER DIES AT AGE OF 77 Prominent Lawyer, Department of Justice Aide, Succumbs Here. Perry G. Michener, 77 years old, vet- eran lawyer of Washington and as- sistant attorney in the Department of Justice for the past four years, died terday in Sibley Hospital, after an Tliness of three weeks. The Michener residence is in Somerset, Md. Mr. Michener. a native of Connors ville, Ind.. came to Washington in 1884 subsequently entering law with brother, the late Gen. Lou's Michener. eside his widow, Mrs. Mabelle Fai: child Michener, he is survived by three children, Mrs. Howard C. Beck, § Baltimore; Howard Michener, E bethtown, N. J., and Capt. William Michener, stat‘onied in Honolulu. Funeral services will be held tomor- Tow afternoon at Almus R. Speare’s | funeral home, 1623 Connecticut ave- nue, at 2 o'clock Pending the arrival of Capt.” Michener from Honolulu, in- terment will be in the Fort Lincoln Cemetery. his | ¥ D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1930. LAST OF EMERSON’S CHILDREN IS DEAD Edward Waldo, Physician, Writer and Painter, Succumbs at Age of 85. By the Assoclated Press. CONCORD, Mass, January 29.—Dr. Edward Waldo Emerson, son of Ralph ‘Waldo Emerson and last surviving child of the great philosopher, passed away Monday. Dr. Emerson, who was 85 ears old, had been a practicing physi- cian in Concord, but in his later years gained note in the arts of painting and w He also became his father's lite: secutor. \ Dr. Emerson was close to his father in the declining years of the sage of Concord’s life, As a physician he at- tended him when pneumonia took his life in April, 1882, and scattered through Dr. Emerson's utterances were many intimate observations on the per- sonality of the great New England transcendentalist. Dr. Emerson was graduated at Ha not, it's economy to save on a pair or more while this reduction is in effect A few styles $9.85 Only a short time left now— Better Hurry! Tth & K “Man’s Shop” 14th at G 3212 14th OUR Boy will not be deprived of his rightful herit- Y age if you have created an estate to provide for his education. Life Insurance placed in trust with an experiened finan- cial institution for investment and disposition provides an estate to fulfill the exact purpose for which it was created —to insure your Boy’s education. The Officers of the Trust Department of the American Security and Trust Company will be glad to explain to you the advantages of the Life Insurance Trust plan. 15th and Penna. Ave. Capital, $3,400,000 Central—7th and Mass. Ave. Northeast—8th and H Sts. N.E. WASHINGTON’S LARGEST TRUST COMPANY vard in 1866, and at the Medical School in 18, He is survived by seven grandchildren and numerous nephews, most of whom are in the Forbes family. Among his nephews is Willlam Cameron Forbes, nz;mer governor general of the Philip- pines, OPPOSITION IS VOICED TO D. C. HEAD CHANGE Georgis Avenue Business Men’s As- sociation Against Proposed Legislation. Opposition to the Jones law or any legislative measure intended to alter the qualifications for District Commissioners ‘was voiced last night by members of the Georgia Avenue Business Men's Asso- ciation, which met at its new quarters, 3833 Georgla avenue. ‘The 60-40 system of dividing the local expenditures between the Federal Gov- ernment and the District was indorsed in a unanimously adopted resolution that requested return to the plan. The assoclation went on record favor- ing the Commnunity Chest, following a brief address by Mrs. Montgomery Blair. Need of improvements on Georgia ave- nue, including paving, sidewalks and lights, especially traffic signals at Geor- gia avenue and Rock Creek Church road, was stressed, Plans for an “open house” meeting next month were discussed. Milton R. Volimer, president, appointed a com- mittee to complete arrangements. The committee includes A. Denekas, M. Co- hen, Allen C. Haight, H. Mason Welch, C. W. Sigworth, E. W. Sanders, Joseph P. Stephenson, E. Minoux, W. J. Wid- mayer and J. F. Scharffer. George W. Estler, grocer, of 3819 Georgla avenue, and Samuel J. Hughes, plumber, 4118 Illinois avenue, were ad- mitted to membershi, EISEMAN'S LIBERAL CREDIT PLAN —enables any man to dress smartly on convenient weekly or monthly payments. i WILL ADDRESS CLUB. An address on “The Philosophy of Play and Recreation” will be delivered by Miss E. A. Palmer of the Miner Nor- mal School before a “ladies’ night” forum of the Mu-So-Lit Club at 8 o'clock tonight. The speaking program will be followed by a bridge party. Next Tuesday night G. A. Lyons, as- sociate editor of The Star, will deliver an illustrated lecture before the club relative to his recent travels in the Far East. DR. SIMON TO TALK. “Alone With God” to Be Topic Be- fore Hebrew Congregation. Dr. Abram Simon of the Washington Hebrew Congregation, 816 Eighth street, will speak before the congregation Fri- day evening at 8 o'clock. His subject will be “Alone With God.” Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock a children’s service will be conducted by Alice West, Joseph Friedman, Helen Liebman and Jerry Harris. The bibli- cal portion will be interpreted by Dr. Simo You can arrange a 30, 60 or 90 day account, Credit prices are exactly the same as cash prices! No interest or extra c)mrges /or credit firr’w”eges 25 .. 135 40 & °*45 SUITS SUITS SUITS O’COATS O’COATS O’COATS Reduced to Reduced to Reduced tQ $19.75 $24.75 333.75 EISEMAN'S SEVENTH & F STS. Consider Your Boy’s Future Surplus, $3,400,000 Southwest—7th and E Sts. S.W. Branchea: Northwest—1140 15th St. N.W. 1 !l THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; possibly snow tonight; lowest temperature. about 18 degrees; moderate, possibly fresh, north- zl{::,d‘m‘ north, backing to northwest, winds. Maryland—Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; ibly snow tonight in east portion; slightly colder tonight; in- creasing north or northeast winds, be- coming fresh to strong gales on the coast, backing to northwest, tomorrow West Virginia—Fair in west and most- ly cloudy and colder in east portion tonight; tomorrow probably fair, with slowly rising temperature in west portion. Virginia—Cloudy and colder, probably snow in east and south portions, except rain or snow on the coast tonight tomorrow mostly cloudy, possibly snow on the coast; northeast, backing to north and northwest, gales, Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 41; 8 pm., 37; 12 midnight, 41; 4 am, 29; 8 a.m.; 23; noon, 25. Barometer—4 pm., 2997, 8 pm, 30.02; 12 midnight, 30.12; 4 a.m., 30.3( 8 am., 30.45; noon, 30.50, Highest temperature, 42, occurred at 3 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 22, occurred at 8:15 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 30; lowest, 20. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 2:29 am. 2: p.m.; high tide, 7:58 a.m. 117 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:11 a.m. :20 p.m.; high tide, 8:38 am. :56 p.m. The Sun and Moon, Today—Sun rose 7:18 am.; sun 5:25 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:17 a.m.; sets 5:26 p.m. Moon rises 7:37 am.; sets 5:13 p.m. Weather in Various Cities, and and and and sets sun VT Stations. ‘Weather. Abllene, Tex. Albany, N. ¥/ Atlanta, “Ga Atlantic_City Baltimore. M Snow Clear Rain Cloudy Pt.cloudy Snow i S wegoywe Boston, Muss.. Buttalo, N. Y. 3 Charleston, S.¢ Chic LT Cincinnati, Ohi6 3 Cleveland, 'Ohio. Columbla, 8. C. Denver, Colo, Detroit, Mich, El Pasor Tex Galveston, Tex. Helena, Mont. . Huron, 8. Dak: 30.28 IndianapglisInd 30.50 Jacksonville,Fla. 20.90 Kansas City,Mo. 30.52 Los "Angeles. ... Louisvill Miami, Fia. New Orleans New York, N. Oklahoma City Omata, ~Neb; Philadélphi| Phoenix, Ariz... Pittsburgh, Pa Portland, Me. Fokgy Clear Clear . Pt.cloudy ; Clear Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Pt.cloudy . Clear . Snow *... Clear 086 Cloudy. 0,04 Cloudy alt Lake City. .... Cloudy an Antonio..’ 3036 038 Cloudy San Diego, Caiif 30:20 ecs O San _Francisco. 30.26 St. Louis, Mo.. 30.50 St. Paul,’Minn. 30.40 Seattle, ‘'Wash. . 30, Spokane, Wash. Tampa, ‘Fla.... WASH., D. C... 30. c dde 2 Pt.cloudy 0.32 Snow ... Cloudy 0,02 Cloudy FOREIGN. m., Greenwich time, today.) Temperature, Weather. P Cloudy Part cloudy Gibraltar,' Spain. . 54 Rain (Noon, Greenwich time. today.) Horta (Fayal. Azores... 58 Part cloudy ¢Current observations.) Hamliton, Bermuda. 30 Part cloudy | San_Juai, Part cloudy Hevana, Cuba... Clear Colon, Canal Zoré Part cloudy Bus Iine Demands Soldiers Be Forced to Patronize Company. TACOMA, Wash., January 29 (#).— The United States Army was ahead yes- terday in its fight for the right to transport its soldiers on pleasure tours on State highways, A ruling filed in the Federal District Court denied the United Auto Trans- portation Co. a permanent injunction ;n}mt use of State highways by Army usses, The company alleged that the Army's practice of carrying soldiers at cost be- tween the Fort Lewis and Tacoma points_deprived the company of much of its legitimate business. Archibald C. Emery Dies. | . PASADENA, Calif., January 29 ().— i Archibald C. Emery, 51, former vice president of the Hamilton Bank of New York and vice president of the Thomas A. Edison Co. of this city, died at his home here Monday. Emery was born in St. Louis and is uurvlvfl bl his widow and one son. FOUND. FOR _LOBT ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue LOST. BUNCH OF KEVE, near 17th and Park id. Reward. _Adams_ 9002, DOG—Lost or strayed, police dow, brown and black; namie Bum. No. 4 8th st. s.e. Reward. C arge. vellow Shepherd collle dog, an- swers to name of “Duke Reward. Mrs. Anna_Cox, Fort Berry Station, Arlington, Va._Phone Clarendon 834-P-21, ¢ R_RUG AND RIGGED SHIFS, used in 1 Boheme pageant. 1f same are returned Bal Boheme pugeant. Return at once (o the Kebpiehi: o5 T L N | PAN, on street at Willard Hotel o In taxi- cab:’suitable Teward will be paid. Decatur 4020.__Grafton Hotel. ' HANDBAG, _black, CORTAININg checks, letter of credit and money. Gwendolyn Brace, 1462 Newton 0423, _Rewar HOOF RING, diamond and tween 1211 O'st. n.w. and Logan Hotel., Re- d. 1311 0, i i POO) OOK, name J. E_Martin in goid letters, contaifing auto permit, etc. Re- ward. ' Apt. 103, 1126 11tn st. n. 3 POODLE ~Male, White, one eye; very a onate_ 247 16in me. Reward- " D FIELD SPANIEL, “Chiet.” “Last seen 7:30 ward. ' North 3193 befo L5 Wbkt st i s e SPECTACLES—Tortolse shell, lost Monday. Phonie Adams 0462. Reward. . WATCH CHARM, Kilghts of Coluni ward._ 915 Decaiur_st. n.w._Col. 2371-M. WATCH. man's, white gold, Iilinols move- ments. initinls “R. R. C." Rewsrd. Phone Potomac. 2395 WATCH AND CHAIN, gold, watch enraved with lnitials “F. H. G." over Masonic em- blem. Reward offered. Address Box 84K, Star ‘office, - © st - WRIST WATCH—Man's gold waich, sirap, intials “F. B. G.” Friday afternoon or eve- ning, either in shobping district or Ambas- sador_Theater. "Reward. Decatur 3571, 30+ Col. 0432 i Return to Bphire, answers to name, .m., Monday. Re- am. and’ after T, $150 Steel Vaults $85 JOHN L. BARR DIES. Victim Pneumonia at 27. John Lawrence Barr, 27 years old, proprietor of & hardware business at 2004 M street, died at his residence, 5335 Connecticut avenue, Monday after a short lilness. Death was due to pneu- monia, Mr. Barr was a member of the Order of Red Men. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Eva A. Bart, and two sis- ters, Miss Esther Barr and Miss Doris Barr, Funeral services will be conducted in St. Ann’s Catholic Church tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Hardware Dealer Is of CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Quarterly dinner meeting of the Rotary Club will be held tonight, 6 o'clock, at the Willard Hotel. Progressive Citizens’ Association of Georgetown meets tonight, 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. J. D. Sullivan, 1519 Thirty-first street. All-Comers’ men's cliks of the Church of the Covenant will igear Lieut. Wal- ter Hinton, former niyal aviator, to- night at a dinner to be gvien at the church. Other entertainment features were on the program. White Eagle Council and Red Wing Tribe are holding a card party tonight at 713 D street, 8:30 o'clock. FUTURE. Woman's Guild - of the Georgetown dinner tomorrow night in the chapel of the church, P street near Thirty-first, 5:30 to 7 o'clock. Alpha Delta Phi luncheon will be held tomorrow at the Gordon Hotel, 12:30 o'clock. At the weekly luncheon meeting of the Kiwanis Club tomorrow noon at the Washington Hotel Robert MacGunigle, magazine writer and newspaper man, will talk on “The Spoken Drama.” Mr. MacGunigle represents the New York Theater Guild. Gavel Chapter, No. 29, O. E. 8, will give an oyster supper Friday evening, 5 to 7:30 o’clock, at Northeast Temple. A card party will be held at the home of Mrs, Della Edmonds, 121 Fourth street northeast, Priday at 1:30 p.m. for the Woman's Benefit Association club house fund. Card and radio party for the benefit of St. La Salle Auxiliary will be given at St. John's College auditorium, 1225 Ve;mam. avenue, tomorrow evening, 8 o'clock, Card party and dance will be given in St. Dominic’s Hall, Sixth and F streets, Friday night, 8:30 o’clock, for the benefit of the church restoration fund. A retreat for men is being con- ducted every night this week at 7:30 o'clock in St. Dominic’s Church by Father Ignatius Smith, O. P, American Gold Star Mothers will meet at headquarters in the red room of the Hamilton Hotel to welcome friends tomorrow and Friday. Capital City Spelling Club will meat at the Mount Pleasant Library Wed- nesday, February 5, at 7:30 o'clock. Im- portant business relative to coming contest’ with Baltimore in April will come before the group. Anmouncemient of a feature con- test will be made at the n:em:m;: omton Beheat Fresma o & S0k on Scl , Twel and L k All writers invited. s ‘The International Labor Defense, an organization of workers, will give a costume ball in the Knights of Colum- bus Hall, 920 Tenth street, February 5. Fire Wrecks College Bl‘lilflin‘. GREENSBORO, N. C., January 29 ( | ——Fire Monday destroyed the rlydmlnlg- tration building at the North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College, a State institution for colored students here. The loss was 25 estimated _ at Births R.eported. The following births have been re, the Health Department in the last {3 John N. and Alyne Carroll, bo; James W. and Ida J. Brown, od Yunita rted to ‘hours: e, vo %me. oy, o Charles & and William C. and Laura P, William . and Alda L. Shields, s o] o Edward W. 5 Francis De 8. and Elsi Grover O and Oneids Clarence D. and Ruby and Ruth Harry and Leah Shapiro, 5 Matthew'J. ana Mary Kelly, irl, Edward J.'and_Adelaide Ervin, piel. Glenn P. and Hezel M Rawley, yirl. * William and Mary P. Cousins, girl, John M. and Eleanor Robey, girl William R and Ruth I. Zaugg, girl, Woodford R. and Edna M. Hall, girl, Theodore and Rose Taxin, girl, Edward E. and Bernice C: idweil, boy. Mi.i A. and Fifi Bojokles, wirl Louit and Margaret K. Esperanzo, girl. Sigurd and Carin A. Chris isen, gir] Arthur W. and Dorothy M. Clark, boy. Leon and ‘Mary B, Natall, boy: Leo"and Cora. L. Fremes boy Frotenti b BanCh RN bOT o ‘and Blanche . boy. Cecil D ‘and ‘Mattye M, Hobbim. Sor.” and Virginia ovico, boy, T Bennke, boy. L. Young, boy. Zimberg, ter, boy. Lottie Glazer, boy. R. and Virginia L. Browne, boy. Abraham and Helen El ort, boy. Howard A. and Ruth nderwood, boy. Edwin T. and Prancis J. Stahl, boy. John ¥ nd Viola N. Fort, boy. Homer C. and Evha A. Gravas, boy. Marvin 8. ‘and Saran v, Dulli, sog. Sherman and Neva L. Druyden, boy. Nell M. and Helen E. Goen, boy. James' . "Whia Mary 'A. Junkhans. boy. Richard M. and Nellie P, Rosenberg, goy. James and Edna Washington, girl, Albert and Velma Francis, girl, Artie and Cora A. Brown, girl. Eugene and Mable Street, boy, 'ercy and Mavy 'own. boy. e and Ayalia rner, girl. Thomas and Annle Wright, Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported te the Henlth Department in the nst b4 nours. Henrietta Gibson, 86, Sibley Hospit: Ted 8. Cawson, 72. 1014 Mass. ave John B. Connell, 70, 1108 M st toY,1lam L."Buckley, 66, 2609 North Capl- . e Mary Flaherty, 65, Georgetown Univ i bk o University John B. Banes, 62, Emergency Hospital. Mary D. Lokerson, 60, 1609 10th st. Franklin §. Crissihger, 56, 1833 K. Fitar Aoom, 44, Gareiq. tospitdl: iliam G. Nemever, 43, 3608 35th st Nicholas B. T. Burke, 31, Georgetown Hos- William D. Jacobs, 21. Sibley Hospit: Lock Johnson. 82, Galiinwer Hospital Chrisiie Queen, 70. Gallinger Hospital. Fuunie Wells, €5, 416 20th st. Marla Edmornison, 64, 1746 T st. {braham Herring. 68, 4254 Blands ot Mary L. Boone, 58, Freedmen's Ho James A, Carter, 35, Freedmen's qdlenty Bradiey, '35, al. ospit Walter Reed General Doctors Recommend Chambers’ AMBULANCES Best in the City—Calls only. . Stretchers, Blankets and Funeral Service as Low as $100 $125 5165 $195 U are Complete—Cars, Hearse, Casket and All Use of Chapel and Pipe Organ if Desired lows, All Complete We Have Large and Wholesale Facilities—Call Sincere Service The Great W. W. Chambers Co. 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 Presbyterian Church will serve a turkey | MILITARY RITES HELD | FOR MAJ. GEN. TAYLOR War-Time Chief of Engineers of A. E. F. Buried in Arlington. Funeral services for Maj. Gen. Harry Taylor, U. S. A, retired, who died at his home, 1931 S street, Monday night, were conducted in St. Thomas' - 1 Church this afternoon. Rev. Dr. C. lest Smith, rector, officiated. Inter- ment, with full military honors, was in Arlington Cemetery. Gen. Taylor, who was 68 years old, was war-time chief of Engineers of the American Expeditionary Force and was distinguished for engineering accom- plishments in this country and abroad. Following his service overseas, Gen. Taylor was appointed assistant chief of Engineers, in the War Department, and became chief of Engineerf of the de- | partment In June, 1924, serving until his_retirement. in 1926, H @urds nf Thanks. LAWSON, MARY. We wish to thank our many relatives and friends for their sym. pathy and floral remembrances at the death of our devoted daughter and sister, MARY LAWSON. MRS. IDA T. HOLTI AND CHILDREN. E E. The famfly of the late lor ‘Wishes to extend its sin- and_deepest appreciation to neiehbors, friends, frater: ev. A, Savles, Rev. Rev. Whiting for their kindness and beautiful floral offerings, and to Mr. Percy Williams and Mr. George Jones for their beautiful ‘solos at ihe occasion of the death of our dear wife and mother, ANNIE E.TAYLOR MR. SAMUEL TAYLOR AND CHILDREN .* Deaths. | AUTREY, ELEANOR C. On Tuesday, Janu- ary 23. 1930, at her residence, 488 N st. Beaths. McDONALD, BERNICE C. an- Nty 27, 1030 ot Cher “reeidence 838 o - NiCE G dmughiet of Hugh 3 and 8 P Pineral from' /7 3. at 2. tist Chur Thterment WoodlawhHT metery. * MICHENER, PERR G, Tuesday after: g noon, at Sibley EMDIIIT:A PERRY O beadT loved husband of Mabelle Pairchild Mich- SEimaed 17 Tears, Funeral Thursdes oon, o'cl . from Speare’s un~ gnu:m{ gnlor oli” Conn, ave.. Rev, DBy Tt e acasel B e urgh. officlating. s » MILLER, ETTA DONLEY. Tuesday; Januaty 35, 1030, ETTA DONLEY MIL! LER, belovi mother of Reba W. Bryans d_E. Adele Moriarty. Servlc? at tl H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 14th n.w. Wednesday, January 320, at i D.in. ' iiterment Ferriwood, Pa. 9 O’BRIEN, ROSE. On Tuesday, January 280° 1930, at ‘the residence of her son, 524450 Colorado ave. n.w.. ROSE O'BRIEN. aged A# 12 years. Funerai from her late home. 5244 Colg e n'W., on Thursdny, January 30, at 8:30 a'm: thence to tieh Church of the Nativity. 6010 Georgln ave. . farqehore mass will'be sagd at"9 g or ihe repose of her soul.” Interment a Mount' Olifvet Cemetery it SNOWDEN, THOMAS. On Monday, January 2T, 1930 at_bis résidence. the Woodiey. MAS SNOWDEN, rear admiral. U. & - Navg. retived, beloved husband of Heleg 17 K. Snowden. ' His remains are resting s A Y. L. Speare Co., 1009 H st. n.w. Funeral from St. Margaret’s Church, Conn. and Bancroft pl. n.w., on Thursday, Jan ary 30, at 10:30 am. Interment Aring-. ton National Cemetery, v29 WALSH, EDNA M, On Monda 1930, EDNA M.. beloved wi Walsh (nee Schnabel), will be _held at her I¥I residence, 13! Maple View pl. se.. Thursday, January 30. at 2 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill C;g\aA eter! YOUNG, SAMUEL 28,1930 : $2 P e Ll'\h and V sts. n.'."““ R Junuary 27,5 of Thomas Funeral services.. EDWIN. On_ Tu » Sani °8 i m;Mrés!.genc.”gHz' v ‘rd, s, EDWING YOUNG, aged 67, Funeral services st his late residence, Thursdey. Janiary 30. at 2 pm. Interment Conaressionnl Cemetery, Relatives and friends invited. 29¢ In Memoriam. BARTHOLD. ANNA. A tribute of love to s.w.. ELEANOR C., beloved wife of Mont- womery P. Autrey, aged 42 years. Funeral fiom the ‘above residence Friday, January 130 am.; thence to St. Dominic's rehi ‘where mass will be sung at 9 g'clock for the remuse of her soul. Rela- tives and friends Inviled. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. 30 BANES, JOHN PERRY. On Tuesday, Janu- ary 3, 1930, J. PERRY BANES, beloved 00 of ‘the late ‘Willism and Lydia Banes. Funeral from his Iate residence, 62 Colum- bia ave, Hyattsyille, Md. on Thursday anuary’ 30, at 2:30' p.m. Relatives and riends invited. “Interment Congressional Cemetery. BARR, JOHN LAWRENCE. On Monday. Janiary o7, 1930, at bis' residence, 8358 Conn..ave. h.w. JOHN LAWRENCE BARR, Beloved son of Eya A. Barr. Funeral serv- ices at St Ann's Catholié Church, Ten- leytown, “Thursday, January 30, where mass will be offered at 9 am, Iiterment Glenwood Cemietery. BARR. JOHN L. The chiefs and members of Waneta Council, No. 6, Degree of Poca- hontas. &re requested to attend the fu- neral fervices for our late brother, JOHN L. BARR, to be held at 9 a.m. Thursday, January 30, 1930, at_St. Anne's Catholic Church, Texilestown. D. C. " CLEADA'E. HORNE, K. of R, MARY H. GREEN, Pocahontas. BEALL, ELIZA A. On Tuesday, January 28, 1930, ELIZA A.'BEALL. Funeral from her late residence, 309 14th pl. n.e.. formerly Sterling. Va.. on Thursday, January 30, 11 a.m. Interment Herndon, BROWN, JAMES F. On Sunday, January 26, 1930, at 7:40 pm., at Mount ‘Aito Hos: ital, after ‘s lingering iliness, JAMES ., beloved husband of Eunice 'Moore Brown, devoted brother of Miss BSylvia Brown and Mrs. Gladys Carver, both of this city. Funeral services at his late residence, 497 M st. s.w. on Thursday, January 30, at 10 a.m. 'Interment Arling- ton National Cemefery at 11 a.m., with full military honors. 20 CROUCH, MARY M. On Tuesday, January 28, 1930, at her fesidence. 1408 32nd st. 5.6, MARY MATILDA CROUCH, beloved wife of Edwin Dorsey Crouch, aged 176 years. Funeral from her late residence ‘Thursday, January 30, at 2 p.m. _Relatives and friends invited 10 attend. " Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. iy DARNALL, CHARLES N.- On Tuesday morn- ing, January 28, 1930, at 8:57 o'clock, at tfield Hospital, in the 63rd year of his age, CHARLES N. DARNALL, the beloved husband ~ of Catherine J. Darnall and father of Anna M, Kelly of Trenton, N. J. Charles E. Darnail of Pitsburgh, Pi Alicia Cluft of Pocomoke City, Md., & brother of Frank J. Darnall of Hyatt: ville, Md. Requiem mass at St. Jero Catholic Church, Hyattsville, Md. Priday. uary 31, at 9'¢'clock. Inferment Mount J Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends in- vited. 30 DILLON, PATRICK J. On Monds N0y AT The Fesldente ot Mis. Charles E. Galloway, 310 15th st. n. PATRICK J., beloved husband of the Ia Mary ‘Dillon. (nee “Cook).~ Funeral from the above residence on Thursday, January 30, at 8:30 a.m. Requiem high mass at Holy Comforter ‘Chirch at 9 am. _Inter- ment Mount Otivet Cemetery, Relatives and friends invited. 20 DRAPER. JOHN W. On Tuesday, Janlary 29, 1930, "JOHN W, DRAPER. beloved hu: band of Bessle Knlght ef. Funeral Friday, January 3l at 8 am., from his late ‘Tésidence, 2201 Penrose ave., Balti- more, Md.: thence to St. Martin's Catho- lic Church, where mass Will be said at 30 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Rela- tives and friends respectfully invited o at- tend. " Interment Cathedral Cemetery, Bal- timore, Md. 1 FINNEY, LIEUT. COL. JOHN HETH. Sud- denly,"at his residence, the Concord Apts. Wednlesday morning, ' January 9. 193 Lieut. Col. JOHN HETH FINNEY, hu: band of Mary Eveleth Whiting Finney and father of Mrs. Paul W. Evans and Minna Booker ~Pinney. Services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Friday, January 3i, 3 p.m. Interment Arlington Cemetery. FRYE, EMMIE. Departed this life on Mon- Gay. Januars 37, 1930, at Keysville, Ve, EMMIE FRYE, ‘devotéd_mother of Lor: raine, Irvin and Lena Frye, daughter of Emma Williams. She also leaves to mourn her departure five si d and friends, | | ‘1 nlhex" rnl-:lv"‘ % mains ‘resting At the John funeral :1'|lne . 3rd and Eye sts. Wednesday evening. thereafter residence, 910 Princess st., Alexandria, Funeral Thursday. January 30, at p.m., from Ebenezer Baptist Churel terment Douglas Cemetery, Alexand: FUNK, JENNY F. On Tuesday. Janu 1930, at her residence, 1220 F ne., JENNY P., beloved wife of Joseph G. Punk. aced 59 years. Funeral services Thursday, Junuary 30, At 2 p.m.. at the above resi: dence. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 8 . WILLIAM. Departed this life Janu- G'll‘l‘;oiN’l.vhJD. at Gallinger Hospital, WIL- LIAM GIBSON, nephew of the late Henry Gibson. He leaves an saunt, Mrs. Mary Qibson, and other relatives and friends to mourn ' their loss. Funeral Friday, Janu- ary 31, at 2 p. from Barnes & Gray's funeral home, 614 4% st. . i , DAVID 8. On Tuesday, Januar oS, DA Noe Flower ave. Faromu Park, DAVID 8. GORDON. brigadier gen- e U. 8. A., retired, beloved father of Mrs. Cornelia’ . Shook and Charles H. Gordon and stepfatier of Mrs. India Bt_l} Bailey and Robert V. Plell_llh%. l.'un";&\‘ services at Joseph Gawler's Sons', 17 Pennsylvania ave. n.w., on Friday, Jinuary 31, 0 a.m. Interment at Arlington Nnn- tional Cemetery. EENLEY, Tu u’]nv 58 ARLES KENLEY, Tue OOty o6 NS Ehiliter's Hositl CHARLES KENLEY GOSSAG aged 3 months, beloved son of How 8. an Lucille L. Gossage. Funeral from his resi- dence, 2717 17th st. n.e., Thursday, Jan- uary 30, at 11.a.m. Interment Cedar l}lll Cemetery. B Y, EDWARD J. Suddenly, on Monday, ey B 1380, at “Emergency’ Hospital EDWARD J.. beloved husband of the late Daisy V. Hardy, aged 63 ytn‘; z 3 HARDY, HENSON P. On Monday, Januar §7. 1930, at his residence, Walkers Chlnl"l. Va., HENSON P., beloved husband of Mol- lie ]hl Hardy, l‘led n_lzhvcnsh:’r\;’:‘e‘x‘-‘..)r;rgvnn Walkérs Chapel on Thursday, 0; at'2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. HEARNS, JOHN. On Saturday, January 25 1930, at Freedmen's Hospit: JOI HEARNS, the beloved son of Carri efl!ll’r\l!5 Fureral services at his late residence, l’ 8th st. n.w., Thursday, 1 p.n ity , EMMA V. Suddeniy, on Monday, fth st. s.w, EMMA V., beloved wife of Charles C. Jone: Puneral from her P{ln Tesidence on Thursday, January, 30, at 830 a.m.: thence to St.’' Dominic's Church, Where high mass wiil be sung at 9 am Tor the repose of her soul. Relatives and frlends mvited to attend. Interment Moun! Olivet Cemetr: ke 5 e JONES, JEN Departed this life Janui her _daughter, Mary McCombs, JEN JONES. 'She 'leaves_to mourn 'their 'loss iwo duughters, one son. two brothers an two Sisters.” Funeral Fyiday. January 31 at 1 o'clock, from E. W. Bundy's lul\tn‘d home, 621 Florida ave. n.w. Relatives an friends invited. Interment Lincoln N{p morial Cemetery. o LEE. JOSEPHINE VIOLO. Tuesday. Janu- lll’! 28, 1930, at Carson’'s Hospital, JO- SEPHINE VIOLO LEE, 1517 1st st. n.W. Yottty AU Violo e, daughter . Marjon Mid- ¥ st bet. 3rd | S Baturday, Februaty t 1 p.m." Interment at Woodlawn Cem: fery. "Relatives and friends invited, 31 AN, LAURENCE. Monday, January MANGAN, 21150 D at Georgetow peisity " Hospital,” TAURENCE MANGAY. Born in "Bray, Gounty Wicklow, Ireland, in 1840, Puneral from his late residence; 1897°L 'st. n.w., Thursday. January 30, &t 9 am. Solemn requiem mass at 9:30 &m. at*80 Matthew's Ohurch. Relatives tnd friends invited. E: NGAN. LAURENCE. N aankton: Counell, No. 134, "Knights of Columbus, _are advired of the death on Monday. - January 27, 1030 of Brother LAURENCE MANGAN and are fequested 1o aitend his funeral services at St. M tthew Chiirch on Thursday. January 30, at 9:3 wm. The members to’ meet at fis late residence, 1637 L st. n.w., on Wed- nesduy night, January 20."at 8 glelock, foi Tecitation of pravers for ecenssd. I »” MIGHA] A Dr. A. D. WILKINSON, P. MASON. BERRY. Suddenly. on Tussday, uary 28, 1090, at his residence. 16 H e, MASON BERRY, devotea husaand ason, beloved father of Mrs, Tk, Mrs, Mary McDufty and | lonso. Mason. He' also .‘é: 19 ot g The members of heir loss many other relative 1en ‘mne“ f\m-ru later, - e the memory of my- dear motner, ANNA BARTHOLD, who left me eighteen years a#o today, January 29, 1912, She traveled the journey before me, She knew ail the cost of the way, 8he paid out the price to the fullest That motherhood only could pay. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MARY 0, BARTHOLD, ANNA. In precious memory of our "dear grandmother, THOLD, ‘who feft" (e b today, January 29, 191 ‘The years may wipe out many thin, But this they wipe out never— he memory of those happy days nR TOVNG" SR M Eihen, Frep, N, MAE, DOT AND JEAN. . b Dl": V;sz:l‘lil. PI}AI?ON. In sad Im! éo'- embrance of iy nles iy PEARSON DULEY, who J!Dlrl:d this life one year ago today, January 29, 1929, Surrounded by friends I am lonesome. snlx‘lllel\lsi midnl,o( menxluru(f‘ am blue: oY e e pothine. Dear Mabel, T am Iunumq( for you, T know you are waiting by the river Just across the siiver stream. Where I'can meet you some sweet morning, When my work on earth is done. HER HUSBAND, HARRY L. DULEY, ® FORD, CHARLES I. Sacred of our beloved past m; CHARLE% P. FORD, who gave his_li the causel one year ago, January 25, 1929, He is gone, but his works will follow him. A FRIEND OF THE CRAPT. HILL, BENJAMIN, In brance of my " darling HILL, 1928. Two_vears have passed and still T miss you, Friends may think the wound is healed, But they little know the sorrow That ltes within my heatt concesled. OVING MOTHER, JENKINS, JAMES. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear brother, JAMES JENK| who departed this ‘life one 0 today, January 29, 1929. ©Oh. how could we forget you, brother, One year ago today, As we stod beside your bedside, helpless, nd saw you pass away. nid DEVOTED BFHERE Annre BROWN AND MAMIE MONTGOMERY. 29, rom JOHNSON, CHARLOTTE. Janua: RS SenSiOt ANNA BARE gishteen years ago but loving remem- son. BENJAMIN ho departed this life January 29, one of earth’s rare spirits depar its frail tenement of ith the Lord. CHA! oving wife'of Tsasc Johnson and mother Prancts O\ Jumas W Lottis Orvtebactd and Arthur A. Johnso o Blessed are the dead which die 1p the Terd PAMILY. » VERONICA B. ) L TGS Bt mney elght years LANE. who departed_ this It Sald B% Bt. Alovgis Shorreriany K at St. Aloyaiis Chure MASON, JAMES ROSCOE. In sad but love embrance of my dear husban JANES ROSSOK, MABON, Seho Suseried this hst three years. ago today, January 29, 1927, He suffered hours. yes. hours. of pain, 0 wait a cure, but all in vali God alone knew what was best, He called him home fo give him rest. HIS LOVING WIFE, MABEL MASON. MAYN, CHARLES E. In loving remembrane: of my dear I\Iublflfl and our father. CHARLES E. MAYN. who departed this life ten years ago today. January 29, 1920, Remembrance is a golden chain Death tried to break. but all in vain, To have, to love, and then to part Is the greatest sorrow of our heart. Dear was the father to his children, Sweeter than any one to me: We shall not see our dear daddy Sitth OB déut dadisr and take el of Elia Pitsh on, ur rest: loved you dearly, but Jesus loved you st YOUR LOVING AMMON AND CHILDREN, SMITH, TAMA. In sad but loving re brance of our dear mather, TAMA SM; who departed this lile two years ago day. January 20, ‘1928 - leep on, dear mother; weet, be your rest: We loved you dearly. ut God loved you' best. HER LONELY CHILDREN. * SPAULDING, ROSALIE D. In sad but lovin remembrenice of our dear baby, nofiu.x! D. SPAULDING. who departed this life one year ago today. January 2. 1929. We had & precious treastire once, She was our Joy and pride: We loved her perhaps too weil, One Year ago sne died. In_our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly, tender. fond and true: There is hot a day. dear Rosalie, That we do not think of you. MOTHER AND DADDY. * WALKER, ANN. In sad but loving remem- brance of our'dear mother, ANN WALKER, who departed this life 10 years ago today, January 29, 1920. Loved in’life, remembered in death. SONS, CHARLES B. AND THOMAS H. WALKER, O FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. S. ZURHORST CAP] 3 =} S, Ampreg " Joseph F, Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. NoW. Fhons wess oooe Established 1841 Frank Geier’s Sons Co, 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. 9 Modern Chapel Telephone National 2473 ~TIMOTHY HANLON Funeral Director Private Ambulance 641 H St. N.E inc. 554, 3 » V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor eonnected are establishe with the original W. R. Beat. suze, 1009 H St. N.W. Formerly 940 F St. N.W, Phone Pranl Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. Distries Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H St. NE. Lincoln 0524 Modern_Ghael - T L —— JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. __Phone North 0047 uick,” Dignified, Biuciens Service atonobile Sersiee o Dot Chaver 3 W. W, Deal & Co Sucoseding the Original W. R. Speare Co, 1623 Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 @ gou, o4 1908 N ol 45 7T, 0t 40 F o, Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th_St. N.W. Col._ 6324, TR TEEs SoRE CREMATORIUM. 333 PA. AVE NW. NATIONAL 1384. 1388 CEMETERIES, GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 per month, Choice l.‘i:.l.lll sites for sale. FUNERAL DESIGNS, b “GEO, C, SHAFFER _