Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1930, Page 9

" JUMP IN INCOME TAX COLLECTIONS D.C. and Maryland Area Falls in Line With Gain Through- out Country. Income taxes in this collection area, including Maryland and the District of Columbia, showed a substantial increase during the calendar year 1929, as com- pared to 1928, falling in line with the gain evident throughout the country, according to figures made public today by the Bureau of Internal Revenue. ‘The Maryland-District of Columbia collection district turned in a total in- come tax of $44.368913.56 in 1928, which jumped to $51.201,029.50 in 1929. During the same period the returns for the whole Nation on income taxes in- creased from $2,169,417.231.64 to $2- 502,805,758.87. Miscellaneous taxes fell off in the local district from $4,746.40' to $3,- 759,944.08, while they increased for the country as a whole from $605,859,724.59 to $625513,602.02, during the same period. ‘The total collections from all sources for this collection district thus showed |a gain from $49,115,314.78 to $54,960,~ 973.58, while the country’s total internal revenue gained from $2,775,276,956.23 to $3,128,319,360.89. Figures also show that the returns for the first half of this present fiscal year ending December 31 were $1,184,- 1602927, an increase of $171,531.330 over the same period of the previous | year. ? Virginia showed a falling off in in- come tax from $21,177,708 to $19,276,- 755, in 1929, but the miscellaneous taxes, including tobacco, jumped from $63,152,527.94, 1n 1928, to $73,144,890.69, in_1929. Individual tax payments for the first six months of the current fiscal year totaled $559,539.113, an increase of $142,591,151; while corporation pay- ments aggregated $625,063,813, an in- crease of more than $28,000,000 over the | same period of the 1929 fiscal year. | In the calendar year 1929 individuals contributed $1,238,132,324 and corpo- |rations paid $1264673.434 into the Treasury, the total being an increase of $333,388,528 over the previous year. | Broadway Purest at 4 A. M. | NEW YORK, February 5 (#)—Broad- | way is purest at 4 am; it is the least | pure at 9 am. The atmosphere of the | city is being tested by an automatic | device. The dirt averages 1.35 pounds per million cubic yards of air. EISEMAN'S SEVENTH & b STS. Don’t Hesitate to ASK for CREDIT Stop wishing ybu had the price of a suit or O’Coat. Come to Eiseman’s and buy jon two De Forest | feed-back circuit and the other the os- THE EVENING M’GROARTY SERVICES ARE SET FOR TOMORROW | Treasury Department Worker for 87 Years Will Be Buried at Falls Church. Funeral services for Charles Neil Mc- 1 Groarty, 78, for many years chief of the Divisions of Loans and Currency of the Treasury Department, who died in Gar- | field Hospital yesterday, will be con-| ducted in the Presbyterian Church at Falls Church, Va., tomorrow afternoon | at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. A. B. Altfather, Ppastor of the church, will officiate. In- terment, will be in Oakwood Cemetery at Falls Church. Mr. McGroarty's long, efficient and | loyal service was praised by Secretary of | Treasury Meljon in a letter to Mrs. Mc- Groarty, in which the Secretary ex- pressed regret over his passing. “Mr. McGroarty's service of nearly 37 years in the Treasury was charac- terized by loyalty, fajthfulness and de- votion to duty,” Mr. Mellon said. Then terring of Mr, McGroarty's work and his | promotions, Mr. . Mellon praised him | especially for his service during the Lib- | erty loan drive. UNIVERSAL WIRELESS CO. PUT UNDER INJUNCTION By the Associated Press. | WILMINGTON, Del, February 5— United States District Court Judge Morris late Monday issued a tempo- | rary injunction against the Universal Wireless Communication Co., Inc., on the application of the American Tele- phone & Telegraph Co. i Universal is charged with infringing patents, one for the cillating audion. The defendant cor- poration obtained a stay of the injunc- | tion until March 24 by filing bond, on | which date the court will hold a hear- ing on the application for a permanent injunction. ‘The complainants, the American Tel- | ephone & Telegraph Co., who claimed ! they were exclusive licensees under the | two patents involved, brought patent in- | fringement suit against the company, alleging that it had used the feed-back circuit and oscillating audion in the D. C, WED CHARLES NEIL McGROARTY. l THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy, slightly colder tonight; minimum tem- perature about 30 degrees; tomorrow partly cloudy; moderate northwest and west winds. Virginla—Partly cluody and slightly colder tonight; tomorrow fair; fresh northwest and west winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy, slightly colder tonight, possibly snow flurries in extreme west portion; tomorrow partly cloudy; fresh northwest winds. West Virginia—Snow flurries, slightly colder in east portion tonight; tomor- row partly cloudy. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 39; 8 p.m., 12 midnight, 38; 4 :m, 5. 8 am. no;n. 43. i arometer—4 pm., 2074; 8 D. 29.60; 12 midnight, 20.58; 4 a.m., 29.62; | 8 &.m., 29.72; noon, 20.77, Highest temperature, 43, occurred at noon_today. . inr:ut temperature, 37, occurred at Temperature same date last year— Highest, 35; lowest, 19, Tide Table. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 6:31 a.m. and T:11 pm.; high tide, 12:04 am. and 12:3¢ pm. A 3 .m. WOMEN COMBINE IN PLEA FOR NAVAL REDUCTIONS [Petition Representing Four Na- tions to Be Presented to World Conference in London. By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, February 5.—Prime Min- ister Macdonald, in & special meeting at St. James' Palace at 10 a.m. tomor- row, will recefve women representing British, French, American and Japan- ese woman's clubs, who will present pe- titions asking for immediate actual naval reductions. ‘The memorials to be presented by the women are said to have been signed by Tomorrow—Low tide, 7:12 am. and The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:12 am.; sun sets 5:33 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:11 a.m.; sun sets, 5:3¢ p.m. Moon rises 10:31 am. Weather In Various Cities. & Temperat 5931 UL Stations, Clear Cloudy Cloudy Rain Clear 2ttt £wpIatsa. Atlantic_City Baltimore, Md. 8:07 pm.; high tide, 12:50 and 1:26 | pm. NESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 1#8y, HIRA C. NEWTON DIES IN GEORGETOWN HOSPITAL Manager of Addressograph Co., Came Here Two Years Ago From Memphis, Hira C. Newton, 43 years old, man- | ager of the Waskington branch of the Addressograph Co., and widely known here, died in Georgetown University Hospital yesterday after a long iliness. Mr. Newton came to this city from Memphis, Tenn,, two years ago to take charge of the Addressograph Co, branch. | Prior to going to Memphis, where he was located for only a short while, he was_stationed in Boston and Albany, | N. Y., respectively. He was a member of the Washington Chamber of Commerce, the Rnc!:ucl Club and the Harper Country Club. In addition he was prominent in Masonic circles in New York State. He belonged to Cyprus Temple of the Mystic Shrine at Albany, Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Ethelyn M. Newton: a son, Willlam New- ton, and two daughters, Miss Wilmette Newton and Miss Martha Newton. Mr. Newton made his home at 106 Leland street, Ck;evy Chase, Md. Funeral services will be conducted at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, i 2901 Fourteenth street, tomorrow after- noon at 5 o'clock. Interment will be in Garfield, N. Y., PFriday. TEACHERS PLAN PLAY. |Comedy to Feature Meeting Here of Prince Georges Tutors. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., February 5.—A feature of the meeting of ~Prince Georges County school teachers to be held Friday in Washington will be the presentation of a one-act comedy, “Rich Man, Poor Man,” by several members of the faculty of Hyattsville High School. Mrs. Martha G. Temple is coaching the cast, which includes Miss Nova O. Thompson, Miss Nellie B. Parsons, Miss | Marcia Pierce, Mrs. Lillian H. Bender, Mrs. Temple, Miss Margaret Wolf, Mrs. Ruth B. Lane, Miss Nona_ A. Miliner, Miss Adella Roscasco, Mr. Ferry, Rich- |ard Mumma and Stanleigh Jenkins, i KENTUCKIAN DIES HERE. William A. Fitch Expires at Sibley Hospital. william A. Fitch, 53 years old, of, Shelbyville, Ky., died here early today of several months. contracting = business 1in Shelbyville, moved here recently for his health, and, with his wife, had been the guest of Mrs. Geneva Dunham at her home, 1222 Sixteenth street. He was born in Loulsville, Ky, the son of Maj. and Mrs. B. F. D. Fitch. His wife, Mrs. Isabelle Logan Fitch; four sisters and three brothers survive. The body will be taken to Louisville at 6:30 o'clock tonight for burial. $54,419,867 IN BETTING. Total Sum Passed Through Race Machines at Maryland Tracks. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, February 5.— A total of $54,419,867 passed through the pari- mutuels at the four Maryland race tracks last year, according to the tenth annual report of the Maryland racing commission. The highest amount was handled at Pimlico. Based on the commissions paid to the State on the pari-mutuels, a total of $12,508,191 was handled at Havre de Grace, 12,512,879 at Laurel, $16.189,781 at Pimlico and $13,209,016 at Bowie. @ards of Thanks. GRANT, FRANCIS M. I wish to thank our Department of Agriculture and all others for the many acts of kind- ness and sympathy shown in my recent bereavement in_the loss of my husband, FRANCIS M. GRANT. Also for the beau- tiful floral offerings. MRS. MARY I. GRANT. MCINTOSH, SARAH E. We wish to extend our sincere thanks and sbpreciation to relatives and friends for the many acts ol kindness, floral beautiful offerings _and ment at_the death of our dear mothe SARAH E. McINTOSH. FAMILY. Breaths. ANDERSON,' EDITH KENDALL. On Tues- day, February 4, 1930, EDITH KENDALL ANDERSON, mother of Lionel Glenn An- derson, Services on Thursday, at the Sibley Hospital after an illness | Mr. PFitch, who was engaged in the | messages of sympathy during our bereave- | Deaths. STEGMAIER, ANNIE M. Monday, Pebruary 3, 1930, at her daughter's residence, Mrs. Felix J_ McDonald, 610 15th st. n.e., ANNIE M. STEGMAIER ' (nee Grady), balove Wife of George W. Stegmaier. Puner from her daughter's residence Thursday, Pebruary 6, at 8:30 a.m.. thence to Holy Name Chureh, where mass will be said ab 9 am. for the repose of her soul. Rela- tives and_ friends invited to attend. In~ terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 5 THOMPSON, MAMIE C. On Monday, morn- ing, February 3. 1930, at 5:20 a.m . MAMIE C. 'beloved daughter of Eila Byers, step- daughter of Jesse Byers, devoted sister nf Mabel Jackson. mother of Clarence Thomp- son. Jr.; steps of Ophelin Magruder Rosetta Bvers: loving cousin f Cathe e Smith, adopted sister of Edna and t Dorsey and a host of other relas fives and friends. Funeral Thursday. Febc ruary 6, at 1:45 o'clock, from Mount O Baptist’ Church, 3rd and I sts. n: Jernagin " pastor, Interment Cemete: | WAGONER, CHARLOTTE E. On_Tuesday, February' 4, 1930, CHARLOTTE E.. widow gf James A. Wagoner and mother of Mrs F. Robb, Mis. 1. Moore, Mrs. C. Plant and James A Wagoner, ir.' Funeral from her Iate residence. 517 & si. n.e., on Thursday, ebruary 6. at 2:30 p'm. Interment Ar-- lington Natfonal Cemetery, - WALTON, DR. J. ROLAND. On Sunday, February 2 1950, At 1035 s, arohis Fesidence, 8302 Renld 1ond. Gty Thate: . C.. D LAND WALTON. Busband of" Vi tos, | from' the 6.t 2 ARGARI | YODER, M. ruary’ 3, 1930, residence. W. YOL loved wife of Noah 1" services at . the ay. February 6 | Glenwood Cemete 1 an T dea MUELLER DAVIS, who' depart 11 years ago today. Febiuary 5. 19 MINNIE AND HARRY DAVIS, LENA MUELLER. Tn sad but lo | remembrance” of aur dear ‘daughter an sister, LENA MUELLER DAVIS. who ¢ | purted this life cieven years ago tods February 5. 1919, Remembrance is a_golden chain Death_tries to break. but all in vain; To have. to love and then to part Is the greatest sorrow of our' hearts. THE FAMILY DIGGS, MARY. In loving remembrance of my devoted sister, MARY DIGGS. who de- parted this lite five years ago today, on Sebrunry 5, 1925. This day recalls the memorles Of the loved one gone to rest, And those who think of her today Are those who love her best, | LOVING SISTER AND MOTHER. * | EGLIN, DAVID L. Sacred to the memory f our " devo husband ~ and _father, DAVID L. EGLIN, who departed this hfe one year ago today, February 5, 1929, | Some may think you are forgotten /180,000 Japanese women and 30,000 | American women. Premier Macdonald | will convey the petitions to the Naval | Conference at its next plenary session. Mrs, Edgerton Parsons will speak for the American delegation, which will in- | clude Miss Josephine Schein and Mrs. | Casper Whitney, all representing the | Conference of Cause and Cure of War. 5 February * Cloudy 4y . Cloudy Cloudy Snow Cloudy . Cloudy Cloudy Snow Clear Clear Snow Clear Birmingham ..’ 29.98 Bismarck, N.'D. 29.90 Boston, Mass... 20.52 Buffalo, N. Y. Charleston; . Chicago, 11l ... 298 Cincinnati, Ohio 2 When at times they see us smile, But little do_they kinow the siient hearts aches That we suffer all the while HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER. EGLIN, DAVID L. A tribute of love and devotion to our ‘precious son and brother DAVID L. EGLIN. who_entered eternai life one year ago today. February 5, 1929. The grave itself a garden s _‘where loveliest flowers aboun 6, at 3 p.m., at Lee's chapel BRAXTON, ANNA ELIZABETH. Monday. February 3, 1930, at 9:30 p.m., ANNA ELIZABETH BRAXTON. devoted niece of Elien S. Braxton of 758 Lamont st. D.W. She leaves a loving mother and father, four brotners and one sister to mourn their loss. Fureral Thursday, February & 8t 3 B from Woodlawn M. E. Church. Woodiawn, Va. Remains resting at Arnold's underiaking pariors, Alexan- on our liberal credit plan. construction of two_stations. Births Reported. ‘The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: Martin T. and Elizabeth B. Wiegand, girl. George nd Gladys Picton, boy.. Solomon and Sarah F. Seigel, girl. Frank A. and Mary E. Jacobs, girl, There are no interest or extra charges for liberal credit . . . credit prices are the same as cash. Ryan Service is Bl ‘Faso. Tex. " 3033 Open an account now and dress smartly «+« pay out of income, weekly or monthly. $25 SUITS O’COATS 19 $35 SUITS. O’COATS 243 R Unexcelled Modern, dignified and efficient service has always been our erced. || Our _emplovees are all thoughtful, skilled morticians. Funeral Parlor—Private, Ambulance—and Livery in Connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. SE. Telephone Atlantic 17001701 Mrs. Edward Gauntlett and Miss Uta Hayashi will represent the Japanese and Mille. Marie Rebier the French. | Mrs. Marjorie Ashby, president of the | | International Woman's Suffrage Alli- |ance, and Lady Victor Horseley of the British Women’s Peace Crusade will present the British memorial. . There are 5281 churches in Okla- IN GRANITE, MARBLE and BRONZE ON DISPLAY at 448 NEW YORK AVENUE N.W. Washington Granite Monumental Co., Inc. WILLIAM JARDINE, Secty. 448 N. Y. Ave. N.W. N THE FEBRUARY SALE OF LIFETIME FURNITURE Boudoir Chairs Boudoir Chairs with valance in cre. tonne ........$13.75 Smartly Upholstered Chintz Chairs.$14.75 Loose - Cushion type Boudoir Chairs. ..$17.50 Other Chintz Chairs $19.75 L Lprrrerres Seventh Street The Luxury of Beauty Need Not Be Costly Tl and good quality in dependable Life- time Furniture and without hardship to your pockethook. As an example, the Living Room Group above is in plain color moh ME and time again Mayer show the way to good taste, & Co. beauty , with luxurious tufted back club chair and full size sofa and armchair to match. Three Karpen pieces of elegant lines, $245. Living Room Group Illustrated Is in Mohair at $245 Three Karpen Pieces MAYER & CO. 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Groene, 5338 Colorado in bl vicinity of 18th and Col. fd. Reward. R ORI e brindle Bcotch terrier, male, studded about 20th and F sts. n.w. . Appiy Hinckley, 2020 F s B. Keech & Co., 17th and H % DOG—Lost or strayed. police dog. female, black and tan., shaded cream, broken toe on hind foot; name Hilda; since about 4 o'clock p.m. Tues Reward for in- formation or M.A. Baker, Marl- DOG—8 Chevy Chase, & black, shaggy fget, white breast, tas numi 3265. ) . TR LCOG—Named Pete: bull terrier, white with brown spot on right side; tag number 7995. Reward Porter, 1438 Madison st. n,w. Phone l T 801. Call DOG, out of automobile at 6th and E n. Ton_ terrier. dark brindie, white mark: Liberal reward. ~Lieut. Sullivan. Nat. KITTENTigersirined Kitten. return_to 5t _st. n.w. PEARLS and string graduated pearls: rd; o838 Quebec pl. n.w. after Finder pi containing __eve- d key hool. Call North 0532. 00} lizard skin; Shepherd 314 POLICE DOG, Feb. 3, 1930; light Reward. Raymond 8. ._Potoma ed lost” Tuesday. Reward. Call le, about 18 mo; brown with dark spots Bealle, 1323 30th st Bltween™ 130 Sna*Yith, “Baturaay svening, Sth’_an . ‘Saturday evening, r:eé:"."x? Liveral reward. = Fhone’ Cleveland clust c 1905 Eve st. SMALL PURSE, Iady's, Monday, containing between $12 and $14 and key. near Agri- culture Department. Loulse Grigsby, Afth floor, 1358 B st. s.w. L WRIST WATCH. child’s, between John Bur roughs School and 24th st. n.e. Mrs. Renals, + heirloom, about, 3 initials “L. G. West gin, with | Reward. mond cab, iamonds a in Earle Theater. Tuesday. G. E. Altemus, Wisconsin 3415. “DIAMOND —from ring. Reward. Cleveland 4887. to be closed out FRANK BROTHERS Fifth Avenae Boot Shop Between 47th and 48t Streets, New York Clearance on all women’s footwear, lioniery, buckles. This season’s smartest mm'lell William H. and Marjorie E. Mitcheil, boy. Wesley L. and Ethel M. Slonaker, boy. James M. and Madge L. Watson, boy. Emmett L. and Rosa B. Jewett, 'boy, Richard A. and Elinor L. Corcoran, boy. Peter J. and Clara M. Seery. boy. Raymond H. and Madeline O. Harriman, 0y George P. and Frances L. Lear, boy. Curtis P.'and Irma G. Wiggins, boy. William E. and Annie R. Oliver. boy. George A.and Violet Wilson, boy. John N. and Mabel J. Torvestad, ‘girl. Samuel D. and Ruby 'C. Arnold, girl. John L. Elizabeth W. Mayer, girl. and Eisie M. Scroggin: Frederick C. and Alice M. Preusser, girl. Frank L. and Jennie E. Yirka, girl Edwara F. and Ariel B. Farlép, ol Raymond M. and Reva M. Roliins, girl. Jesse E_ and Virginia M. Williams, girl. s J. and Rose M. Chamoulos, girl. Nicola ‘and_Antonia_Di Fillippo. girl. Eug and Ids E. Forsyth, girl. gharles and Beatricé F. Shropshiie, girl. Shirley, A rl. Edward R, A ins, Stanley E. and Mary E._ Athey, girl. and Emma C. Windle, girl. nd Isabel Roper. boy. Herbert and Bertha Johnson, girl. John J. and Laura Green. girl. William V. and Carsedo chon. sirl ‘Willlam H. and Ethel Lee, girl. Jessie and Frances Colem: Francis and L Bell, boy. amuel 8. and die E. Eades. boy. uxton id Mary A. Barber, boy. Charles E. and Virginia Youns. boy. James and Mattie Brons ®irl, Robert H. and Bertha lams, girl. Andrew and Gertrude Thomas, girl. James A. and Marietta McDonnell, girl. William J. and Edelyne Sinkford, sirl. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: Lawrence Schaub. 83, 716 Webster st. Julia M. 8. McPoland. K st n Maggle Harris. 76, Providence. Hospita Benfamin ¥. Brown, 74, 3412 20th st. n.e. Catherine L. Green. 73, 411 Madison st. Bro. Alphonsus Bililngton, 72, 487 Michi- €an ave. ne. J. Roland ‘Walton, 68. 5302 Reno T b Star Home. Martha A. Stockett, 63, Tuberculosis Hos- pifal. Elizabeth Parmer. 63. Garfleld Hospital. Willlam F_Mahony. 60, 1817 Newts t. Elizabeth E. Enisbiaser, 58, 805 Quacken- Hope L. Wills, 85, pateps, Is, 55, en route Emergency Ribres AT Raron 52 e HOPURL a1 Ceell 7. Woodward. .;"" Episcopal Eve, 1 kine, 60, 313 26th st. s Lawrence Hi 2 - erihSence Harrls, 43, Walter Reed Gen . 145 U Willism Bradley. 35. D. C. Jail. Dennis Smith. 6, Child s . Gordon ‘Milard, s, 407 T at, > &! Luey 8p Marriage Licenses. Jesse G. Brown. 23, e G and Mary K. Puller, Jacol Clarerice’ ducobs, 3 K 24, both of Baltimore. M.dndkne""";" M[‘Airr: Joseph D. Yeager. 25, this city. and Pollv R Mitchell, 21, Chatham, Va.: Rev. Joseph T Bray o 42. Taslorsville. N. C. a] Bradv Cooper. 42. Tavlorsville. N. C.. and M. Elizabeth Hayden. 20, this cltyi 4T Goves. 30 wnd Hesste M. De 8il Groves, 6. N Ve, 33 Voth of Alexandria: Va: Rev: O. B Ry iand. Charles O. Earhart. 25. and Sarah A. Shear. 21: Rev. J. Harvey Dunham. Richard E. Louis, 22, and Jessie G. Scott, 19: Rev. Joseh W. Aspen. Robert F. Ward, ‘21, and Alice E. Herbert, 1o, both of Brentwood, Md.; Rev. J. Ross um. Leo L Merchant..24, and Mary V. Barnes. 19 Rev. A, F. Poor: William J_ Davis. 32, and Anna B. Harris, : Rev. Jenking ev. 3. H. Charles E. Ha kins, 22: Horace Beatrice L. man. ev. J. R. Matthews. ._Lamb, 37, New York City. and Pitney, 25 Rev. James E. Free- heiin The Duke of Portland, who recently celebrated his seventy-second birthday in London, has held his title for 50 years. rvey, 25, and Annie M. Jen- | MEYER, CHARLES W. On Wednes: dria, Va. until Thursday 12 noon. CARNAHAN. GENIVIEVE. Suddenly, in New York _City. Sunday. ‘February "2, 1930. GENIVIEVE CARNAHAN, wife "ot W. Blanchard Carnahan, formerly of this city. Funeral services Thursday, February m.. at Joseph Birch's Sons' chapel. .W. Interment Cedar Hili 6. ai 2 p. 3034 M Cemeter COX, JAMES WALTER. On Wednesday, February 5, 1930, ‘at the residence of his son, Daniel J. Cox. 1423 Shepherd st. n.w.. JAMES WALTER COX. Funeral from the above address Friday, February 7, at 8:30 am. Requiem mass at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart at 9 a.m. Interment Con- gressional Cemetery. Funeral Please amit flowers. CRAGLOW, FRANCES S. On Tuesday, Peb- ruary 4.’ 1930, FRANCES 8. CRAGLOW. beloved wife of Kenneth C. Craglow. neral services at her late residenc Sth st s.e. Thursday, February 6. . " Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ANS, MINNIE HARGROVE. this life suddenly, Monday, "February 3. 1930. MINNIE HARGROVE EVANS. She leaves to mourn their loss one daughter. 8ix sons, two brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting temporarily _at ~Barbour Bros.’ funeral home. 48 st. ne. until Wednesday, February 5, 7 p.m.. thereafter at her late Tesidence, 90 Fenton st n.e. Thursday, February 6. from ‘the above residence’ at 2 o'clock. Relatives friends invited. Interment Lincoln Me- morial Cemetery, HALL. STEPHEN. Departed Tuesday, February 4. 1930, 1:15 pm. in Chicago, TIl. STEPHEN HALL. beloved brother 'of Marian and Frank Hall. No- tice of funer: 3 g HOWARD W. ELLEN, February 4. 1930, at the daughter, 131 D at. s.w. W. ARD. mother of 'Julia Woodland. leaves to mourn three daughters. Marie Flelds. Cornelia Brown. Julla two sons. John and William Howard. Fu neral from her late residence Friday. Feb- ruary 7. ‘at 12:80. Burial in Ch vilie, Va. HUNTER HARRIET. Members of the Ladies' R died in Decem- LEE. President, Mrs, HARRIET HUPll'}'! Rec. Sec. b ber. MISS EMILY MATILDA 'G. HARKIS. Marie Babendrier, 68, Masonic and Eastern | JOHNSON, PEARL H. Departed this life Pebruary 3. 1930, at 6:15 am. at the resi- dence of her parents, 139 Thomas St. n.W.. PEARL H. JOHNSON. 8he leaves to mourn their loss » devoted mother and father. Annie M. and Henry B. Johngon: a grand: father, " James Johnson: three siste Thelma G.. Aubrey M. and_Jean F. brothers. Henry, jr. and Carl Johnson: A sister-in-law, ‘Theima K. Johnson: five Aunts. Mrs. Mary C. Booker, Mrs. Sarah L. Smith, Mrs. Cordelin V. Lewis. Mrs. Samantha M. Booker and Miss Lucy C. Johnson, and a host of other relatives and friends. ' Funeral services at the above ad- dress Thursday. February 6. at 1 pam. Interment Lincoin Memorial Cemetery. CHARLES LAMB. Suddenly, on ay. February 4. 1930 at his residence. S st. n.w.. CHARLES LAMB_ JONES. aged 39 vears. beloved nviband of Bertha B. Jones. Remains resting at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N si. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. KISSINGER, LULU ECKBERT. On Tues- , February 4, 1930, at her residence, No.'40 Sycamore ‘Takoma Park, Md LULU F. Kissinger Kissinger. Remains resting at the 8. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st. n.w. Services and interment at Selinsgrove, Pa ARTY, CHARLES NEIL. On Tue: February 4. 1930, at Garfield H pital, CHARLES NEIL McGROARTY, 8. husband ‘of Eva T. McGroarty. mains_at Gawler's funeral parlors until noon Thursday, Funeral Thursday, Feb- ruary 6, at 2:30 p.m. from the Presby- tel Church, Falis Church, Va. 5 MEREDITH, ELIZABETH. On Wednesdav. February 5. 1930. at her residence. 241 12th s Ses | ELIZABETH MEREDITH i(nee mother of George B. Funeral services will_be held at her late residence on Friday. February 7, at 10 a.m Relatives and friends invited, Interment at_ Boonsboro, Md. ] y, Feb- ruary 5, 1930, CHARLES W., beloved son of the late Charles W. and Frieda E. Mever Funeral from his late residehce. 610 Princeton pl. n.w.. on Friday. February T 8t 2 p.m. _Reldtives and friends invite Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 6 MURPHY, PATRICK C. On Tuesday, Feb- ruary 4, 1930, at the residence of his brother, 'Maurice D, Murphy, 61 Seaton pl nw., PATRICK C. MURBHY. Funerai from_ the above residence Friday, Febru- ary 7, at 8:30 a.m. High requiem mass at Holy 'Name Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends ~invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetersy. 6 HIRA C. On Tuesday. Februery 4. 1930, at Georgetown Hospital. HIRA C. NEWTON, husband of Ethelyn M. Newtq Remains ‘resting at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral parlors, 2001 14th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. O’BRIEN, JEAN C. On Tuesday, February 4. 1930, at the Geoige Washington Univer- sity ' Hospital, JEAN C. OBRIEN '(nee Carver), the beioved wife of Robert Lee i Funeral from her late residence day. February 6 at 3 o'clock p.m Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment private. 6 RYAN. SARAH McBEE. On Sundav, Feb- ruary 3, 1930.° at 'Columbia _Hospital, SARAH McBEE RYAN of 3503 Rodman st.. beloved wife of Lieut. Comdr. Dennis L. Rvan. U. 8. N. Funeral services at Lin- colnton, 'N.' C., on Wednesdey, February 5, at 2:30 p.m. ek SCHRAM, MARTIN. On Tuesday, February R, MU his Tesidence. 031 N st m MARTIN SCHR. beloved husband of Adriana M. Schram Funeral from chapel of John R. Wright Co. 1337 10th st. n.w., Thursday, February 6, at 1 p.m. Inter: ment Rock Creek Cemetery. . SEILER. MARY M. C. Tuesday, February 4, 1030, at her residence, 638 15th st. n.e., MARY M. C.. beloved wife of the late John A. Seller. - Funeral services will be hield at her late residence Thursday, Feb- Tuary 6. at 2 pum. Interment Prospect Hill C SARAH ANN. Suddenly, on Tuesday.’ February 4. 1930, SARAI 'ANN SHEAFFFR (nee Dice). Funeral services will be held at Padgett's funeral home. on Thursday, February, 6. SHORTS, MADISON HARRISON. Departed this le, Monday, February 3. 1030 at Walter Head Horpital, MADISON HARRI- a; T! SON, beloved d of Mamie E. Shorts. stepson of M amsin_Shorts. devoted brother of Mrs. Anna Gaskins, Richard H. and J. Preston Shorts, Mrs. Elizabeth Talbot. Mrs. India Bell Hall, Wilton and Catherine Shorts. Funeral Thursday, at 20% Discount WASHINGTON —WOODWARD BUILDING Opposite Shoreham Building .m.. Trinity Baptist Church, 13th = at. d R n. J. Re resting funsrel palors unt(] noon, bruary ter which time at his_late residence, 2238 Ontario rd. n.w. Rel tives and friends invited. Interment Ar- lington National Cemetery. 5 SMITH. ADDIE ANT. On Tuese February 4. 1930, at her residence, $26 w.. ADDIE BRYANT, beloved S Funeral' services . n. at 2 pm. Cemetery. SNEAD. UR. On Monday, Peb- neral services at the Louise Home on Wed- nesday, February 4pm. Kindly omit flowers, * K] private. ;g Funeral | and | this life on | Departed this life | residence of her | ELLEN HOW: ‘Woodland: | Tottes- e | United Reapers’ Society are notified that | ECKBERT. wife of the Iate Charles | H | le).’ beloved widow of Levi Meredith. | since Christ, our neverfading ‘light, prang from that holy groun; DEVOTED MOTHER One vear we lived without you, Bub your spirit hovered near | To suide us through each sorrow, | "'To wipe away each tear. LONELY FATHER AND BROTHER FOSTER. MARGARET. In sad and loving | remembrance of our dear daughter, MAR- GARET FOSTER. who departed this life one year ago today, February 5, 1929, é | Just one vear ago today | Our darling Margaret passed away. Gone. but not forgotten. MOTHER, DADDY. SISTER AND BROTH- | FAWKINS, EUGENE. In sad but loving remembrance 'of “my- devoted father. | EUGENE HAWKINS. who departed this 1ife five years ago today. February 5, 1935, Gone. but not forgotten HIS LOVING DAUGHTER, MRS. MARY MILBAN. . MARTHA. In memory of my ster. MARTHA HAWKINS. who way five years ago today, Febru- 1925, what a weight of sorrow Must'we, the lonely, bear: A lonely home. a t voice, And only her _vacant chair . MRS. ANNIE HER LOVING SISTER JACKSON. | HAWKINS, PEARL E. Tn sad and loving res i membrance of my dear daughter, PEARL E. HAWKINS (nee Carter). who departed | 'ixi‘%; life one year ago today, February 5. | Another sad year just ended, Another sun has set, 3 AndPl'.H)l I think and weep for you, dear earl. How can mother ever forget? Passed beyond mother's touch, Beyond mother's sight: Never beyond mother s love and thought. LOVING MOTHER. * LANE, DANIEL F. Tn loving remembrancs of of our dear father, DANIEL F. LANE. who Gied seven years ago todav. February S, 1923, HIS CHILDREN. MRS. THOMAS B. HAN- LON AND DANIEL F. LANE. JR. SH DARNIE A In sad but loving mi father. ance_of our devoted husband a this life one year ago today 1929, | mAWKE | dear passed Ary 5, DARNIE A. SHELL. who departed February S One vear has passed and still we miss him. Miss him more than words ean tell. We cannot have him back with us, | Bl stll he seems so near We know that we will see him |~ When our work is over here. HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * SMALLWOOD. ADDIE BURKE. In sad but loving remembrance of our devoted mothe er and _loving = grandmother, ADDIE BURKE SMALLWOOD, who _peacefully pAsjed away oric year ago today, February | Loved In life. remembered in death. .| HER DAUGHTERS AND ~ GRANDCHIL- TANNER, ELIZABETH. Entered into rest eight Years ago_ today, February 5, 1922, ELIZABETH TANNER, beloved mother of Mary E. Lewis, Beautiful toiler, thy work is done, Beautiful soul into glry gone; Beautiful life with thy crown well won, | " God giveth thee eternal rest THE FAMILY, WALSH, THOMAS. 1In sad but loving re: membrance of my dear brother, THOMAS WALSH. who_died one year ago today, February 5, 1920. Anniversary mass at Bt. Peter's Church, 2nd and C sts. 8. In_my heart your memory linger: Sweetly, tender, kind and true; ‘There is not a day. dear brother, That I do_not think HIS LOVING s y.;’.uo"rom. E. of SISTER, MRS. WORCH, EMILIE. In loving memory of our dear ‘mother, EMILIE WORCH, who en- | tered into efernal rest sixteen vears ago today, February 5, 1914, THE FAMILY. * FUN JOHN 'RAL DIRECTORS. Established 1876 R. WRIGHT CO. 37 10th_St. N.W. __ Phone North 0047 _ ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding the Original W. R. Speare Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. POTON{I-}C 4600 Cl&;d"é" J\ Nichols, ~J. WILLIAM LE 0l R CREMATORIUM. 332 PA. AVE. NW. 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