Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1930, Page 9

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17,. 1930 MAIL BOXES ROBBED. Police Bulletin Describes Man Sus- pected of Looting Apartments. A man suspected of robbing mail A In Memortam. BURGESS. MARTHA CORDELIA, AGNES 0. AND CHARLES C. In sad but loving memory of our dear mother, MARTHA CORDELIA BURGESS, who left us Febs ruary 7.°1923 WALTER AND LILLIE MAY BURGESS. * CLAYTON, REUBEN R. In memory of mv dear husband, REUBEN R. CLAYTON. who passed away one year agoetoday, February 17, 1929, One year T have lived without you, But your spirit hovers near To_guide me through each sorrow, To wipe away each_tear. LONELY WIPE. * GREEN. IVISON. Tn sad but loving remem- brance of my dear father, IVISON GREEN, who departed this life ten years ago today, February 7, 1920. Gone, but not forgotten. MIS SON, FRED GREEN. * HIBBS, FRANCES 0. In memory of THE EVENING 150 feet from the ground. His para- AUTO DEALER KILLED chute didn't open and he fell in a ek iROB POULTRY HOUSE TAKING FLYING TEST | feld and was iled. R TWICE IN 10 DAYS 150-Pound String of Picked Tur- keys Taken From 10th St. Place of Business. THE WEATHER JAZZ IRRITATES FARMERS.| bistrict of Columbia—cloudy, not quite 5o cold tonight; minimum tem- ‘Waited Too Long for Parachute |Radio Pr s Break in On Ag-|perature about 30 degrees; tomorrow |boxes in apartment houses is described i ke ts partly cloudy; moderate west winds. |in the police bulletin as being about 30 Leap in Tail Spin. ricultural Market Reports. ! mryl-nd‘d-?a Virginia—Cloudy, nat‘: 55 {7:; olg- l?;-vingdnghc complexion By the 4 Press. 7 (#).— | quite so col n central and east por-| : and wearing blue | ’m;;‘m;s-x;in N. Y., February '\ gaze, firgflf lbsrfgki:‘:hi““:iz agricul- | ons tonight and tomorrow: moderate | trousers, brown coat. gray cap and tan 7—Elliott De Lisser of New York City, | tural marketing reports broadc:stp:y “°$2§:5\31::&§:‘93 P‘:fl‘r:s:lo::ingxéllkhflv e 11:‘:“2;1 é"fipfi; tail spin and he am?firi'ntl,\' waited too | Complaint that the jazz programs of | partly cloudy. thoe, Dt oo réhft‘:g;m;g:&. long before making a parachute leap. | more powerful stations often drown ott | Record for 24 Hours. w3 v bbed vesterday. One was the bo: 8 vate 2 s was contained | were rol erday. as the box ;{]:fl;uficer:gng a test for a privat 1ir;:n;ge;s?z\:xsngnsmn;;mi; to a ques- | _Thermometer—a pm., 25; 8 p.m., 26; | Of Representative William P. Holaday, We Don’t Charge Anything Extra For Our Liberal Credit Eiseman’s Credit Plan is COSTLESS. There are no interest or extra charges whatever for liberal terms. Prices are no higher than any fine “strictly cash” store. 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Auxiliator 50c Bicycle Playing Cards . ....... 10c Lifebuoy Soap 49c¢ -99¢ 71c -39¢ .. sfor 30¢ 85¢ Jadsas ......... §le Col. 0432 34.00 Col. 0432 12 midnight, 24; 4 27; noon, 32. Barometer—4 pm., am, 25; 8 am, 30.16; 8 a.m, 30.05; noon, 29.96. | Highest temperature, 32, occurred at noon today; lowest temperature, 24, oc- | curred at 1 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 48; lowest, 36. Tide Tables. (Furnished by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 8:02 am, and 9:17 pam.; high tide, 1:47 am. and 2:26 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 9:07 a.m. 10:31 pm.; high tide, 2:52 3:32 pm. i | The Sun and Moon, i | | | Today—Sun rose, 7:10 a.m.; sun sets, 5:36 p.m. Tomorrow—sun rises, 7:08 a.m.; sun sets, 5:37 pm. Weather in Various Cities. qusiu e WU 59807 [mego weg TEue Stations. Weather. -+ gwpINsas T Abilene, Tex.. Albany, N ¥! Atlants, Ga. Atlantic City. . 3 Baltimore, Md. Birminghary ... Bismarck, N. D 3 Boston, Mass. Buffalo, N. Y. Oharleston. 8. Chicaro. 3006 Cincinnatt, Ohio 20,98 Cleveland, Ohio. 20.00 Columbia, 8. C.. 2998 Denver, Colo... 30.22 Detroit, Mich... 2994 El Paso, Tex.. .. 30.16 Galveston. Tex. 30112 Helena, Mont... 30.18 Huron,' 8. Dak.. 30.20 Indianapolis.Ind 29.98 JacksonvilleFla. 29.96 Kansas City, Mo 30.20 Los Angeles.. ... 30. Louisvilie, Miami, 5 N. Orleans, 1. New York, N. Y. 3004 Oklahoma' City. 30.14 Omaha. Nebr... 30.26 Philadeiphia . 30.06 Phoenix. Ariz... 30 08 Pittsburgh, Pa.. Portland, Portiand. Orex Raleigh, N. C Salt Lake City! San _Antonio. " 3 San Diego, Calif 30.08 San_Francisco.. 30.08 8t. Louis. Mo... 30.10 St. Paul, Minn.. 30.12 Seattle, Wash. . 2084 Spokane, Wash. 30.08 Tampa, Fla.... 20.02 WASH., D. C.... 30.04 | Clowdy Cloudy Cloudy . Cloudy © Cloudy Rain Clear Clondy Cloud Rain Clear Clear Pt cloudy GCloudy Clear Cloudy Snow Rain Foguy Clear Clear Cloudy . Cloudy ! Cloudy Cloudy Rain . Slesting 0.9 Rain +ivv Cloudy (7 am., Greenwich time. today.) Stations, Temperature, Weather ondon, England .34 Cloudy waris, France..... Cloudy Vienna, Austria.. Rain Berlin, Germany Cloudy Brest, France Clear Stockholm, Sweden! Cloudy Gibraltar, Spain.....""") 48 Clear (Noon, Greenwich time, todav.) Horta (Faval), Azores.... 56 Cloudy (Current Obgervations.) Familton, Bermuda...... 38 Partcloudy San Juan, Porto Rico.... T2 Havana, Cuba_. - Color’, Canal Zore. Lo Rain Clear Schwab's Nephew Dies. DANVILLE, Pa., February 7 (#).— Carlton Schwab Wagner, 36, former | Co., died suddenly last night. a nephew of Charles M. Schwab, the steel manufacturer, and was reared by Mr. and Mrs. Schwab. FOUND. NIMALS apply Animal Rescue LOfEueo 340 Marylana ‘ave. sw. Nat. 8088 AUTO SEAT CUSHION, small, in driveway Congressional Library. ' Finder please cail phone number North 1874. Miss H. Nicolay, 2311 Conn. ave. Reward. e RPIN, small. platinu diamond ehier: valied for Sentimental reasons. Lib- eral reward. Call Georgia 2285, DOG—Brindle_bulldog, from North Chevy Chase, Md. Reward. Call Kensington 149 or Adams 6566, _ 1 erman_police, and hound, male, weighs Ibs.: license No, 4i89. Reward. = A. M. Gantier, Chevy Chase Lake Swimming Pool FOX TERRIER PUP head and_spot 9th and Gallatin, between Tllinois and Geor- gin aves. n.w. Reward., Return to 823 Gal- Iatin_st. n.w. _Georgia 4750. GLASSES CASE, on 8th st. Capitol and A se.. containing pair of dark rim glasses. Kindly return same to 22 8th | 5. and_receive_reward. GLOVE, gray suede. reward, _ KEYS (5) on ® Return to_Room_ PAY ENVELOPE No. 25 35 cash; D! T all Lincoin 5429; 3 le: jeweler. Pleise notify Atlantie 3763, 1324 G st. s SiRdabgaL TWO_$20 BILLS—Lost bet and Belmont st. 16th st. ward. _Adams_8563. B WRIST WATCH, white gold, Tink bragelet, last Sunday; initinls “C. E. H. to V. E. 2669-K. WRIST WATCH in Earle Theater, MEMORIA! IN GRANITE, MARBLE and BRONZE ON DISPLAY at 418 NEW YORK AVENUE N.W. Washington Granite Monumental Co., Inc. WILLIAM JARDINE, Secty. 448 N. Y. Ave. NW. Natl. 5870 ngraved A W. C.” in box of Wm. J. Keppl 5 BIOK. Liberal re- Muni bus; E” Reward. Adams ‘and | am. and Moon rises, 11:33 a.m.; sets, 1:38 a.m. | b ca—Harmacs "o Pt.cloudy | Part cloudy | 3 th Thursday night, vicinity of | Maria between East | engraved on back. | the other that of Evelyn Morgan. An | unindorsed check for "$75 wgsmmken 8 pm. | from the latter’s mail box, while Repre: 30.15; 12 midnight, 30.14; 4 am., 30.07; | sentative Holaday told of the loss of two | letters. He did not know their contents, — Vote $10,000 to Lobby Probers. ‘The Senate yesterday approved an additional authorizauony o(pgm.ooo to defray the expenses of the judiciary | subcommittee investigating lobbying | activities in Washington. The initial | appropriation also was $10,000, SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. ARRIVED. Ile de Prance—Havre. ..., PR Aquitania—Southamptor Januar 3 February 4 February 3 +eeso January 24 February 4 sevese January 29 February 1 .January 25 Dotic--Liverbool Taniary 35 Empress of France_Soithampton, > January 29 DUE TODAY. Bridgetown—Puerto Colombla. Cormania.-Havana oo Orllfihn —HB\;;\l)nl o Preee | Martinique—Haitien " ports.’.. 'ebs 1 Veendam—Rotteraam i SauaEy 24 America—Hamburg .. aass Janu 29 uchess of Redford— West Indies l‘rlu;':“ stern Ocean—8t. Thomas.....February 2 DUE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9. | Frederik VIII--Copenhagen.......January 30 DUE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. American Farmer—London. Ancon-—Cristobal D CaledoniaWest Tndies’ cruise. Cedric—Liverpool Coamo—Santo Domingo City Ecuador—San Franeisco. . Minnewnska—London ..... Muenchen—Bremerhaven Porto Rico—San Juan. February § Saturnia—Trieste ....... ... January 28 Fort St. George—Bermuda February '8 Favorita—Kingston .. S February 4 DUE TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 11. Caledonia—West Indies cruise. ythia—Liverpool ... arahobo-La Gua: Ebro—Valparaiso ......... Mauretania—Southampton Santa Cruz_Callao ...... Tivives—Puerto Barrios Arcadian—Bermuda ‘February Siboney—Havana ... ..] Pebruary DUE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12. | Patria—Marseilles .. .January 25 Westphalia—Hamburg | “Tanuary 30 Volendam —West Indies ¢ruise. Estonin—Danzig ........... Pan-America—Buenos Aifes DUr THURSDAY, Munargo—Nassau ...... Rosalind—St. Johns. . Dominica—Trinidad | Bermuda_Bermuda Santa Marta—Santa Maria. .l February 5 DUE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 14. President Harding—Hamburg Carmania-_Havana Orizaba—Havana . OUTROING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. le de France—Plymouth and Havre. Santa Ine: Canal Zone, Buenaventura, SQTI!A‘h\rl. (&llllo lchl‘ Vldhlr’lli!oi 8 utherri Cross — Rio de. Janeir 2 Montevideo and Buenos Aires, e Munargo—Nassau. Bacchus—Port au Prince, Harold Walker- ruba. Southern Cross—Buenos Alres. SAILING TOMORROW. Munargo—Nassai Milwaukee—Hamburg Lapland—Bermudn Zacapa—Santa Marta Bilvia—St. January 25 February 4 I February 4 1 2 February 1 February 4 .January 11 February 1 .January 30 February February January 2: 4 2 4 2 ? 8 .January 31 January 23 FEBRUARY 13. .....February 10 iiiiillFebruary 8 3 February 4 * February 11 ‘ anvi tural Steel | Aquitania—Cherbourg and Southampton. owner of the Danville Struc Pl b e D D | Antonia—Cobh and Liverpool. | Cameronia—Moville “and _Glasgow. Aurania—Plymouth. Havre and London. Silvia—Halifax and St. John's. Bermuda—Bermuda. Milwaukee—Cherbours, Southampton and Hamburg. . Conte Grande—Gibraltar, Naples and Genoa Fopee—Sian Juan, bl and oloa—Havana, Cristobal and Port Limon. Orizaba—Havana. A Havana—Havana, Progreso and Vera Cruz, Ainnekahda—Flymouth, Boulogne and Lon- and San Fran- 0. Kingston. La_ Playa — Suntiago, Puerto_ Barrios. Toltec—Puerto_Cortez. D Cobh and_Liverpool. Lapland—West Indies cruise. Mayari—Puerto Colombia. Favorita_Kingston, City of Swansea—Capetown. Samland—Antwerp. West Irmo—Acera. Felix Taussic—Buenos Alres. Helen—Santo Domingo. -Santo Domingo. Missour{an—Pacific Cot Parnahiba—Santos. Ubia—Bahia. SAILING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. Jefterson—Norfolk. City of Chattanooga—Savannah. SAILING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. Duchess of Bedford—West Indies oruise. Matura—Grenada, Trinidad and Georgetown. Bridgetown—Puerto Colombia. SAILING WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12. Mauretania—Havana. Fort St. George. muda. FranceMediterranean _cruise. Zacapa—Kingston, _ Cristobal, _Cartagena, Puerto Colombia and Santa Marta. Favorita—Kingston. Lara—San Juan, La Guayra, Puerto Cabello and Maracaibo. America—Plymouth, Cherbourg and Ham- Kingston, Tela and | - buri Siboney—Havana. SAILING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. American Banker—London. President Van Buren—Worid cruise, Arcadian—Bermuda. Muenchen—Southampton, ~ Boulogne Bremerhaven. Coamo-—San Juan and Santo Domingo City. Santa Barbara—Cristobal, Callao and Val- paraiso. Empress of France—Mediterranean cruise. Thomas, Dominicy Western —Ocean—St. Granada and Paramaribo. Manuel Arnus—Cadiz and Barcelona, Vulcania—West Indies cruise. SAILING FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4. Munargo—Nassau Southern Prince--Rio de Janelro, Montevideo and_Buenos Afres, and Santos, —we devote our advertis- ing to a discussion of cost, if you were familiar with the problem, as we are. The majority of families cannot funeral. grateful them that they can com- mand service such as ours, complete, for as little as $125.00. Our service is known for its desirability AND its modest cost. afford a costly Therefore, it information to TBEAL FUNERAL HOME ‘or reference; Ask your neighbor d 816 H S:’REE&.!{UO. €. g PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-820I T YTy VYT YT TRy apparently fully satisfled with the qual- ity of the loot, burglars last night paid a second visit to the store and made another haul. On the occasion of the prior visit the burglars gained entrance through a rear door, helping themselves to approxi- mately $200 or $300 worth of supplies, chiefly chickens, Iron bars were brought into play to prevent a repetition of the burglary, and last night the intruders gained entrance by smashing a front window. It was shortly before midnight when the barking of a dog on the premises attracting_the attention of a nearby resident. Examination of the premises disclosed the taking of a string of fancy dry-picked turkeys, picked late yester- day and hung near the front door. Just what other poultry the burglars took could not be determined. The one string of turkeys weighed approximately 150 pounds. If is believed by the deal- ers that scattered poultry not so near the door also was prey of the burglars, LINDY TO BE INVITED TO BLOSSOM FESTIVAL Col. Charles A. Lindbergh will be in- vited to give an exhibition of glider flying at Washington's cherry bossom festival in the Spring, the committee in charge of the event decided yesterday at a meeting in the offices of the Wash- ington Chamber of Commerce, Decision to invite was arrived at after Edward H. Young, president of the Washington Glider Club, and a member of the committee, reported that his organization is build- ing two large machines, which will be available for the festival Among the subcommittee chairmen who reported progress in arranging for the affair were Dr. James A. Flynn, Charles H. Frame, James G. Yaden, Ed- win 8. Hege, Commodore Conrad Smith and John A. Eckert. Beaths. IBROWN. MARY POPE. The funeral of MARY POPE BROWN. the beloved wife of Albert Brown. who debarted this life sud- denly in Atlantic City, will take place from the Metropolitan M. E. Church Sunday. February 9, 1930. at 1 o'clock. Remains resting at the home of her sister, Eliza- { beth Pope, 2311 L st. n.w. L | BRUFF, CORA L. Suddenly. on Thursday. February 6, 1930, at _her residence, 123 4ti st. se. CORA L. BRUFF. Services wiil be' held at Zurhorst funeral parlors, 301 E. Capitol st., Saturday, February 8, at 3 p.m. Interment Congressional Cemetery. BUTLER, ALICE. On Tuesday. February 4, 1930, at her _residence, 1002 Lowden's court se, ALICE BUTLER, beloved wife of Tsaac Rutler 8he also Jeavi three chiwrey. Rem resting at the funeral parlors of Alex: er S. Pope, 315 15th st. se. Funeral Saturday, February 8, at o am. from St. Cyprian's Church, 13th and C sts. s.e. Relatives and friends invited. | BYRON, FRANK, February 7. 1930, at Freedmen's Hospita) FRANK BYRON of 1410 Que st. n.w. b loved husband of Daisy Byron. Remal ave. Notice of funeral later. CANTER, MARY M. On Thursday, Feb- ruary 8, 1930, at her residence. 212 ldth st. ne. MARY M. beloved wife of the late Noel H. Canter. Fuperal from the parlors of James T Ryan, 317 Pa. ave. s on Saturday. February 8 at 8:30 am. thence to Holy Comforter Church, wherc mass will be said at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, 7 FORREST, MORRIS. Thursday, ~ February '8, 1930, MORR! a devoted _wife, daughter, sister, friends. 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Funeral Saf urday, Pebruary 8, at 9 a.m. from Holy Redeemer Church, N. Y. and N. J. aves. GOODWIN, MABEL. On Tuesday, February 4, 1930, MABEL GOODWIN, devoted wife of Otis' Goodwin of 2480 Ontario rd. n.w.. and daughter of Mrs. Lucy Houston of | Daytona, Fla. Remains resting at Moon & Allen’s funeral parlors, 13th st. and Fla ave. n.w. Funeral Sunday, February 9, at 1 pm;,“from Shiloh Baptist Church, ‘9th and B sts. n.w. Interment Lincoln’ Me- morial Cemetery. 9 GOODWIN, MABEL. Members of Electa Household, 4909, G. U. O. of O. F.. are hereby notified of ‘the death of Worth Inmate MABEL GOODWIN. Funeral S day, February 9, at 1 o'clock, from Shil Baptist Church, 9th and P sts. n.w. Please " wear biack clothes and ~ whité aloves. CATHERINE WASHINGTON, M. N. G. C. A. SMOTHERS, W. Rec. | HARRIS, ELIZABETH JANE. On Thursday, February 6, 1930, at' her residence. 91413 D st. 'sw. ELIZABETH JANE. widow of Robert T. 'Harris, aged 64 vears. Funeral from the above residence Monday, Feb- ruary 10. at 3 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. " Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 9 HAW™'NS, JAMES E. Departed_ this life Thursday. February 8. 1930, at 11 o'clock. | at his residence. 1638 Kramer si..n.e. | JAMES, the beloved son of the late Frank and Mary Hawkins, beloved husband of Mary Hawkins, father of Clara, Ruth. Raymond and Russell' Hawkins &nd de- voted brother of Willlam Hawkins and Alice Barnes. Notice of funeral later. * KOHLER, WILLIAM C. On Thursd Tuary 6, 1830, WILLIAM C. KOHL 45 vears, beloved husband of Madeline M. Kohler. ' Funeral from his late residence, 1402 Mass. ave. se., on Saturday, Tuary 8 at 2 pm.’ Interment Consres- sional Cemetery. KOLB, WILLIAM J. On Friday, February 7, 1930 at his residence, 2148 O st. n.w., WIL- LIAM J., beloved husband of 1da E. Kolb. Notice ‘ot funeral hereafter. LINDSTEDT, F. On Friday, Feb- ol LS8, M O Tl ave. Sea nt, Md., A: , - STEDT. bers funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w Notice of funeral later. | MEADER. ALBERT. Departed this life at Casualty Hospital, Tuesda: February 4, 1930, at 2:30 a.m., ALBERT MEADER of 118 G st. sw. He leaves to mourn their loss two daughters and a dear friend be- sides a host of other relatives and friends Body resting temporarily Barnes & Gray funeral home, 614 4% st. s.w. Fu- neral Sunday, February 9, at 1 o'clock, from New St Paul's Baptist Church, G kt. between Delaware ave. and 2nd st. .. MOSER, THERESA. Suddenly, on Thurs. day, Pebruary 6. 1930, at 3 p.m.. 2807 Connecticut ave. n.w., THERESA' MOSER, baloved wife of Louls Moser and mother of Maurice Moser. Notice of funeral hereater. t SMITH, EDNA LOUISE. On Wednesday, February 5, 1930, at 3 a.m., at Freedmen's Hospital, EDNA'LOUISE SMITH of 223 School st., Brentwood, Md. She leaves to mourn her father, U.'Thomas Smith; four sisters, Catherine’ Sisan, Julla and Nor- ma, and two brothers. Leonard and Don- ald'Smith. Funeral on Saturday. February 8 at 2 pm, from A. M. E. Zion Church, Brentwood, ' Md. ~ Interment Harmony Cemetery. 7 SMITH, WILLIAM W. H. On Priday, Feb- ruary 7, 1930, at his residence, 304 Ta- koma ave, Takoma Park, Md. WILLIAM H. H. beloved father of Charles S. and May E. Smith. entered into rest. Funeral services at his late residence on Mon- day, February 10. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. (] STUART. DUNCAN. Suddenly on February 6. 1930, at 7 am. at his late residence, 205 Cedar st. Takoma Park, D. C.. DUN- CAN STUART, beloved husband of Ella M, Stuart, father of Allen F. and brother of William Stuart. Services Saturday, Feb- ruary 8, at 3 p.m., at Takoma Park Presby- terian 'Church. ~Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 1 THOMAS, ANNE C. Suddenly, February 7. 1930, at her residence, 3114 O st. n.w., Mrs. ANNE C. THOMAS, beloved wife of John B. Thomas. Funeral Monday, Feb- Cemetery. Friends are invited. 9 TURNFR, GRACE E. On Thursday, Febru- pital, GRACE EARLY TURNER, aged 18 years, beloved wife of Emory Turner, lov- ing daughter of Lawrence C. Early and Mary E. Henry, sister of Milton and Lawrence Early. Puneral Sunday, Febru- ary 9, at 2 o'clock, from the parlors of Moon & Allen, 12th st. and Fla. ave. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. 8 VARNELL, JESSE N. On Thursday, Febru- ary 6, 1930, JESSE N., beloved husband of Maud D. Varnell. Funeral from his late residence, Central ave., Capitol Heights, Md., on Saturday, February 8 at 2 p.m. Interment Addison Chapel, Md. WHITEMORE, WILBUR C. Suddenly, on 'l'hllrlfll;. February 6, 1030, at his resi- dence. 701 C st. Apt. WILBUR C.. beloved husband of Nellie ‘Whitemore (nee Downey). Puneral from his late resi- dence on Monday. February 10, at 83 am. Requiem mass at St Church at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interme: at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 9 WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM. On Thursday, February 6. 1930, at his residence, 3608 8 &t. n.w. WILLIAM. beloved husbaud of Agnes M. Willlamson. Funeral from Han- lon funeral parlors, H ne. on and friends invited. Julia Forrest: a loving Ella Forrest Jefferies, and one last night's burglary was perpetrated, | the famous flyer | Departed this life Friday, | resting at Frazier funeral home, 389 R. L | Departed this _life | FORREST of 1545 4th st. n.w.' He leaves Rosa Lee, and other reiatives and | Remaing at Frazier funeral home, | Remains resting at W. W. Cham- | FRANCES 'O. HIBBS. who departed this life ‘one year ago today, February 7, 1929 You are gone, but not forgotten, pOE Shall you'ever be, or as long as life and memo We' Wil always think ot Thee ' LOUISE AND GERTRUDE. * IJPNKING. SARROLL L, In sad but loving embrance of our dear little son, CAR- ROLL L. JENKINE, who_left us one year ago today, February 7, 1920, 1 loved vou while T had vou here, I tried my best to save: No spot on earth is dearer now Than my darling's little arave. HIS MOTHER. '* EILL, HELEN CORA. In loving remem- rance’ of ‘owr dear daughter, HELEN CORA O'NEILL. who departed this iife LWenty-siX years ago today, February 17, Loved in life, remembered in_death. MOTHER AND FATHER. * ARKS, CHARLES H. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear husband and ther, CHARLES H. PARKS, who departed {his'life one yéar 'ago today, February 1, You left behind a broken heart, That loved You 8o Sincere, That never did_and Forget, you, Charl Gone from me forever, The face I loved o dear: And. oh. Tow I do miss $ou. No ‘one can ever tell Surrounded by friends. I'm lonesom Tn ‘the midst of all pleasures I am. blue: Smiles on my face, but my heart aches { “Longing, dear Charlle. for you. Sad, sad. O Lord, how dreary: | konesome, lonesome: every spot: | wListening for ycur loving voice and foot- Steps, | for T hear them_ not. | HIS LOVING WIFE, MAY PARKS. The hands that did <o much for us, | How" heiplessiy they 1ay. | Gad knew ‘they worked coatinuously, | But they_are gone today HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN. | Beautitul totler, thy work is done; | Beautitul soul into glory gone. Beantiful lite, with ‘thy crown well won, God zivells thee eternal rest SON' AND 'DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, FRED AND ESTELLA. There fs one who still will lnger AL the Spot Wwhere he 18 Jaid, Who wlil come and brirg him flow | To the grave that death has m Oh. dear father. how we miss | i And vour voice we caunot hy | But it fils our hearis with sadness When we See SOur vacant chair: Father. you suffered months of pain, | To wait for cure, but all in vain, | 80 God alone knew what was best. | He called_you home to sive you rast. | YOUR' SAD 'AND LONELY DAUGHTER | "AND SON-IN-LAW. PEARL AND MARK | STADTLER There is not a dav, dear grandpa, | That we do nct think of ou. Though you are gone we will never forget, | For You were ihe one we loved | HIS TONELY GRANDCHILDREN, LouIsE, | " MILDRED. DOROTHY AND M | STADTLER . | PARKS, HENRY CHARLES. Tn sad but lov- | "Ine remembrance of our dear father_and arandfather. HENRY CHARLES PARKS, i 1610 one year avo today, Februnry | % i dear father. thy labor is o 1 'toil no mo | A taitnful father. both true and Kind, A better father no one could find. | We have only your memory. dear fathe; | To remember our whole life throus Ang sou are the one we will never forg | "¥or we are always tninking of you. You suffered hours. ras, hours of pain, | To wait a cure. but all in 80 dod alone khew what was best, Iie called wou home o give sou rés HIS LOVING DAUGHTBR AND SON-IN. LAW, _LILLIAN AND = FREDERICK PRIEBE. God made a wonderful grandfather, A grandfather who never grew old. He made his smile as the sunshine, He molded his heart of pure gold. HIS LOVING GRANDAUGHTERS, AND MARGARET PRIEBE. © God, what a weight of sorrow Must we. the lonely, bear: A Jonely home. a silent voice And only his vacant chair. BELOVED DAUGHTER AND SON-IN-LAW, ELIZABETH AND HARRY POWELL. % REIGELMAN, A. E. Departed this life seven | " years ugo ‘today, February 7, 1023, A. E. | REIGELMAN. g A tribute of love to NETTIE M. cleven years | 1 | | SCRIBNER. NETTIE M. the memory of my daughter | SCRIBNER. who passed awa: | ago today, February 1. 101 brance is a golden chain Bemti ries. to" break, but all in vain. To have to love, and then to part, Is the greatest sorrow of my heart. The ‘oniy consolation I have in store EER LOI 4 E TIMER. “AND BROTHER, BERNARD STEARNS. e TRUSS, ELIZABETH H. Sacred to the memory of our loving sister, ELIZABETH H. TRUSS, who departed this life Febru- | afy 7, 1928, two years ago today. The moon and stars are shining | On'the lone and silent grave. | Beneatn lies one we alwnys loved, { ut whom we cou & | HER LONELY SISTERS, MAYME AND | NETTIE. 2 TRUSS, ELIZABETH H. In memory of my |~ dear wife, ELIZABETH H._ TRUSS, who | Dpassed away February 7, 1029. | You are gone, but not forgotten, Nor shall you ever be, Por as lonk as lite and iemory last T will always think of thee, | HUSBAND, R. A. TRUSS. * | \WARD, WILLIAM U. In loving memory of Y O dcntly - beloved father, WILLIAM O WARD, who_departed, this iife seven years a0 today, February 7 1023, ' Anniversary 'said at St. Aloysius Chur Mmornine. THE FAMILY. WARNEKE, JULIA M. In loving remem- brance of " our dear mother, JULIA M. WARNEKE. ‘who passed out of this life one year ago today, February 7, 1929. Passed out trom this planet of sorrow and ain, Passed on to God's heaven above: Passed out from the realm where men Struggle for gain, Passed into the kingdom of lovi Passed out from the valley of doubting and tear, Passed over death's sullen, dark tide Passed on to the glorious heights over there, , where the blessed abide. R DAVE AND LUCCA. * ILSON, MATTIE LEE. In memory of our B R e x February 7. 1028. THE P !LY. H FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance a2 7S NE Lincoln 0524 Modern_Chapel 3 ished 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. Conne:hcl'lt‘A':e‘:‘ g 3 POTOMAC 4600 8 yrs at 1208 M st 43 yrs. ot 940 F at, Clyde J. 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