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THE SUN NDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. FEBRUARY 9. 1930—PART ONE, CHURCH ASSEMBLY TOBEHELDFEB.22 Potomac Branch, St. Andrew Brotherhood, to Meet in Bethlehem Chapel. ‘The Potomac Assembly of the Broth- | erhood of St. Andrew will meet Feb- ruary 22 in Bethlehem Chapel of Wash- ngton Cathedral at 8 am. The second annual Washington's birthday corporate communion for men and boys will be | celebnud. with Right Rev. James E. | Freemain, Bishop of Washington, as celebrant’ and preacher. Lawrence H. Choate of Rock Creek Parish, national president of the Brotherhood of St. Andrzw, will be present at the Potomac Assembly. Breakfast to Be Served. Breakfast will be serverd to the mem- bers of the assembly in the refectory of the College of Preachers’ Building. At 10 o'clock a conference will follow with addresses, “A Man's Lent,” by Right Ml Philip M. Rhinelander, warden of the College of Preachers, and “Lenten Opportunities,” by Dr. William C. Stur- . There will be 10 minutes of com- munity singing of hymns, led by Harold Brown, after these addresses and the discussion. ‘The theme “The Churchman and His Neighbor” will be taken up, with the subtopics led as follows: “In Business, Busey H. Howard: “In the Parish, Harold Brown: “In the Community,” V. Ward Roewell, and “In the World," Pay Out of Your Income on Liberal Terms Eiseman’s credit plan is the most generous available. We do not add anything addi- tional for credit privileges . . . no interest or extra charges. Pay out of your income . . . the modern way of buying . . . Terms WILL be arranged to your particular needs. $25 SUITS O’COATS 19: $35 SUITS O’COATS 248 EISEMAN'S Seventh and F Sts. W hite Blue Green Tan Helio Gray @Warranted fast color and we by Right Rev. H. St. George Tucker, Bi.shop of Virginia. A program for the Junior Brother- boys will take place simultaneously with the senior gathering. After at- tendance at the corporate communion, the juniors will be entertained at break- lnb at St. Albans, the National Cathe- dral School for Boys. The junior conference will start at 10 am. in Satterlee Memorial Hall, St. Alban's Parish Church, with junior speakers as follow: Boy's Lent,” by Davis Caldwell, St. Marg: Arec.s Parish; “Lenten Opportunities,” wmnm Hen- drix, St. Paul's Parish. Rock Creek, and Stephen B. Lee of St. Stephen’s and the Incarnation. The final address of the junior con- ference will be given by Right Rev. Samuel B. Booth, Bishop Coadjutor of Vermont. HEALTH SERVICE CHEMIST WILL ADDRESS SOCIETY Dr. Claude 8. Hudson to Discuss Ring Structures of Sugars Thursday Night. Dr. Claude S. Hudson, professor of | chemistry in the Hygienic Laboratery. United States Public Health Service, will address a meeting of the Wash- ington Chemical Society at the Cosmos Club at 8 o'clock Thursday night. Dr. Hudson’s subject will be “The Ring Structures of the Sugars.” Dr. Hudson, one o( the world's fore- most authorities on, the chemical aspects of sugar, has the distinction of being the only ma the country who h%lga %l;e N:Ie L Professor_of Cl‘:iesxg- " by act of Congress. Dr. Hudson has studied sugars for 20 years and has done much to answer the difficult ?uflnm of the chemical make-up of e compound. Col. 0432 Doctors Recommend WALDRON TESTIMONIAL PLANNED AT HIGH SCHOOL Pastor's 22 Years of Service in Washington. Dr. J. Milton Waldron a testimonial at between N and O streets, the evening of February 20, in recognition of his 22 years' service in Washington as pastor and friend to the poor and op- pressed. Dr. John R. Hawkins, president of the Prudential Bank, will preside. and 10- minute addresses will be delivered by Garnet C. Wilkinson, superintendent of colored schools; Eugene A. Clark, assistant superintendent of colored schools; Dr. W. S. Abernethy, nn:wr of Calvary Baptist Church; J. G. Lu Valle of the Washington Trlbune partment of Howard University, Albert E. Shoemaker, executive secretary, Anti- Saloon League of District of Columbia; Dr. Mordecai W. Johnson, president of | Howard University, and Willlam V. Mahoney, secretary, Emergency Housing Association. The General Baptist Deacons' Asso- ciation will be represented by its presi- dent, Deacon James Ross, and the In- ternational Ushers' Union, to provide ushers, will be represented by its pres- ident, William Davis. committee in charge of the testi- monial consists of Miss M. B. Robinson, chairman; John H. Harris, “ohn Oliver, Robert Robinson, Miss Edith Goins, J. R. Hawkins, J.' M. Waldron Greene, Henry Ackinson, Mrs. Josephine Smith, James Robinson, James Ross and Ken- | neth Eldrige. The public is invited. Col. 0432 Chambers’ AMBULANCES Belt in the City—Calls Only. Stretchers, Blanke and Pillows, All Compleu $4.00 Funeral Service as Low as $75 5100 S125 5165 5195 up All Are Complete—Cars, Hearse, Casket and All Use of Chapel and Pipe Organ if Desired $150 Steel The Great W. W. Chambers" Co. Sincere 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Service Col. 0432 OF FAMOUS BURTON'S IRISH POPLIN MADE IN U.S. A. OF FINE COTTON IN A NEW FINER, LIGHTER WEIGHT @n response to popular demand, Burton's Irish Poplin, standard unchanged for 35 years, has been developed in a FINER, LIGHTER 'WEIGHT. This combines the lustre of silk with astonishing durability. We recommend this new weight to our customers with confidence will replace any shirt that fails to give you entire satisfaction. alei 1310 F STREET in the unequaled excellence of shirts made from this famous fabric in\WWhite or Pastel Shades. igh Haberdasher Dunbar Meeting to Be in Honor o(; Cltizens of Washington will tender | the Dunbar High School, First street| Deane Butler Pratt of theological de- | MRS. SMALLWOOD DIES AT AGE OF 67 [Long Had Been Prominent in D. A. R. Activities and | Y. W, c A. Work. Mrs, Della Graeme Smallwood, found- er and head of the former Washing- ton Seminary, finishing school for ziris. \ which she conducted many years in this city, and long prominent in the | Daughters of the American Revolu- | tion, in which she had held several | important offices, died at her home. 3702 Ingomar street, Friday night. Her death was due to heart dises which she had suffered for som: She was 67 yearswold. Mrs. Smallwood was past vice presi- dent general of the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution. | representing the District of Columbia in | that office. In addition she was past | State regent of the Daughters of the | American Revolution -of the District of Columbia, a founder of the Officers Cll:,b of thebl;'atlnnnl Society, D. A. R., and a member of the or Chapter, D_d 'R, Deborah Knapp | A descendant of both early American and English families, Mrs. ySmnllwlwcl also was affiliated with additional pa- triotic organizations and other bodies. Thm included the Order of the Crown in America, composed of descendants of royal families, the Daughters of 1812 and the Daughters of the Barons of | Runnemede, of which she was an or- | ganizer and founder. She also be- longed to the Order of the Eastern Star and the Woman's Christian Temper- ance Union of the District of Columbia. Always interested in everything per- i taining to civic welfare and_advance- | ment of young women, Mrs. Smallwood | was one of the first to become active | in the movement for the establish- ment of a Young Woman's Christian Association in this city and became al| founder of that organization. At the time of her death she was believed to be the sole surviving founder of the Y. W. C. A. organiza- tion. She was a guest of honor at the ceremony incident to the dedica- tion of the new Y. W. C. A. building at Seventeenth and K streets u\'erll years ago. She founded the Washington Seml- nary not long after coming to this city from Boston in 1888. Prior to then, she had taught in the Boston Normal School. The seminary here was at 2103 to 2109 8 street and was continued until sometime after the World War. It was discontinued when Mrs. Smallwood's health began to fail. Mrs. Smallwood was the daughter of the late Richard Wesley Robinson of Boston. Her husband was the late George Thomas Smallwood, an inven- tor, who died about five months ago. Surviving her are a son, Graham Thomas Smallwood; a daughter, Mrs. Reginald W. Geare, and three grand- children, Graham T. Smallwood, Jr., Miss Elizabeth Anne Smallwood and Miss Eleanor Warrene Smallwood, all of this city. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. - Dr. H. H. D. Sterrett of All Souls’ Episcopal Church will officiate. Interment will be\in Glenwood Ceme- tery. time. B e — Most of the famine trouble in China is sald to be due to the large amount of space occupled by graves of ancestors, precluding the raising of more crops. —_— e e ! I'OUND. FOR LOST ANIMAL7A apply Tl"rl_n fmal Rescue | Lea, Ague. 349 Ml!ilg“d ave. s.w. Nat RNAR ST. ATREDALE. male, bleck body. fan answers to name Jerry: 7 2622 Wisconsin' ave. Bevece Head_and l & No. 7256 'hone Cleve. BAG—Lost it on | treet between P and Q' sirests now." Satirday. mornine contained pictures of sentimental value liheral reward. Col. 2025, Apt. 425, evenin piat with blue um Friday morning. ‘Rew ith gold mount- | Phone Clarendon BROOCH, circular. stones: keep: n ward. Dec = Toat Fridas: rew ‘CAMEO—Pink: lost Fric 13th tween Monroe and Otis; reward. CAME: ing sireet be- 3817 13th 6th ewton 10° 1891 d Du CAMEO PIN_Saturday, near bus i na Al:'o'ton fnder rimré"eo T30 e D PP XN!! NI tional No. ldu evening between Cliffon st. an pont_Cire l D!t Reward. CAT strayed 'rnm 1824 16th st S Taree tiker cat, With Jeather collas and BeTi? Yeward if returned o above sddress. Phone North 0385. m—hll 'u n ago_ in Targe. tone hair. reddish hmwn Ilk! 'lrhh x!lt!r. hu! huvier bulit. for' his retyrn. ' Maj, Llovd, Fort Wasning ton. Ma e ENGLISH BULL, male, - fawn coiarad swers to Rusty. Gall Bradley 208 Ridge rd. Maj. Paris Md.__Reward. Gt with black hursday nig) vicinity u! h .nu u-mnn etween, Thinots and Geo Dw. Heward. Return to 823 G- DOG —Gray-and-tan male: harness | . 18386, Phone Potomac 34! PURSE. <mall brown I ning. between Wardm: brook Courts by street car: conf must be replaced; reward. Avt SPECTACLES, Tortolse-shell iy leather case Monday, between Reward Adams 8613 atter vmnny Hyattsvi engraves on back_wit ‘Tompkin: reward. Phone 8568 or Treas- 332; rewar IN GRANITE. MARBLE and BRONZE ON DISPLAY at 448 NEW YORK AVENUE N.W. Washington Granite Monumental Co., Inc. WILLTAM JARDINE., Secty. 448 N. Y. Ave. N.W. _ Natl. 5870 W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. | Corner Spring Road | Col. 464 L { Adams 10341 Ryan Service Reaches Into the Suburbs Our skilled morticians not’ only serve the local community but they offer their sympathetic services to those in the outlying communities. parlor, pri. Fune; Vate ambulahte snd livery in connection. JAMES T. RYAN ! sets 5:39 p.m. Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. Telephone Educator Dies | MRS. DELLA SMALLWOOD. ABNORMAL GLANDS HELD CLUE TO CRIMINAL TRAITS San Francisco Physician Reaches Decision After Study of San Quentin Inmates. By the Associated Pre; SAN FRANCISCO, February 8. Murderers in San Quentin Prison all have abnormal thyrold glands, Dr. Ralph Arthur Reynolds, San Francisco physician, announced yesterday, fol- lowing two months of study there in co-operation with Dr. L. L. Stanley. prison physician. e Dr. Reynolds. former president of the American Medical Society, said his studies convinced him of three things: ‘That every murderer, potential and actual, exhibits oversecretion of the | thyrold gland: that every forger ex- hibits undersecretion of the pituitary gland; that every social misfit displays ‘malsecretion of some gland. “I am convinced that crime and ab- normal glands go hand in hand," he concluded. THE WEATHER | District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia—Fair with rising temperature | today, cloudy and warmer tonigh probably light rains tomorrow morning colder tomorrow afternoon and night. West _Virginia—Increasing cloudiness and warmer today, followed by light rains tonight; tomorrow mostly cloudy and colder, probably light rain north portion changing to snow flurrles Record for 24 Hours. ‘Temperature—Midnight, 3: 35; 4 am. 33; 6 am, 30; m., 34. Highest, 40; lowest, 27. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 52; lowest, 32. Tide Tables. Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Sui 3 i ‘Today—Low _tide, b nz:m pm.; high tide, Tnmorrow-l.ow tide, 11:41 high tide, 5:06 a.m. and 5:40 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:07 am.; sun sets 138 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:06 am.; sun | Moon rises 4:40 p.m.; sets 1:02 am. Automobile lamhps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. ~Temperature.~ Precipi. | tation. ‘Ga. htie Clty. N3 !-mmnn. Md. Detroit, Duluth, El Colored Man Sentenced for Trans- htion Counsel Bride has announced his ' ;| cRosS, sarrie u. GIVEN YEAR IN JAIL. porting Liquor. William H. Colts, colored, was sen- tenced yesterday by Justice Peyton Gor- don to serve one year in jail on a charge of transporting liquor. He has been in jail since last August. Colts recently was convicted in Po- lics Court on a charge of reckless driv- ing after Judg> McMahon had refused him a jury trial. The District Court of Appeals last Tuesday reversed that ac- tion and ordered a new trial. 1 Corpora- | intention to take the case to the United | e Court if possibl @ards of Thanks. ABETH. T wish to thank the | friends for t begutitul ¢ Tete Miter. BLIZA R DAVIS. WILLETT. EDITH L. We wish to xtend ol sincere thanks and appreciation 1o our many friends And relatives. or -hel Zinanets. nemutful, foral” offerings ah e5 of sympathy during the ines N heath of our mothers EDITH L THE PAMILY. Braths. BAKER. ARTHUR B. On Saturdes, Feb . CANNER. EDITH A._Suddenly on Saturday. February 8, 1930. EDITH A CANNER /nes urroughy). Remains ‘af the chapel of . F. rray & )7 Nichols ave. e Notice of funeral later i CIAMBERLAIN. ERNEST GUY. Departed this life Briday, Februar 71930, 5t 0 pm UY. beloved son of C. Louise Ch!mh!l‘ll!n and the late . 'n! H. Chamberlain. Funeral Mondar. February lll lt 2 ll hflm the home of his sister. yers. 3417 Dent pl. n.v Fitnds™ind relatives uited "to attend. | C'Al‘; HAIGAI[T Kllhflflhv Febr: v &, { h 2! Sherid; s . faitnfui | mtmbev of Nineteenth St. Baptist r‘hurch 1 Funersl Monday, February 10 at 2:30 | B.m., from Moon & Allen's funeral home. | Rev. Walter H. Brooks officiating. Inter- | ment Harmony Cemetery. CLARK, MARGARET. "‘On Saturdas. Febru- Ty at 1110 am.. PET | anx. In her 85Lh venr. 3t 725 Shetidan St mw. For 15 years the faitnful servant | and ‘friend of the fam the late | Martha Anna Smart Fincral Mondas st 230 pm. Interment, Harmony Cemetery. CLERK. WILLIAM THOMPSON. On Sat. ! oon. “Fehriary 8. 1930. at tal WILLIAN THOMP- | resinence. Beloved hiushind of Ray BeArmond CRer. efal announcement later. CORB. WILLIAM J. A special mesting . of Idaho Trive, ‘No. 15, Imoroved Order of | Red Somerens, called for Hunday, !ebrun_'ry 9. 1830, at 7 pom. broti W. A._McGUIRE. Sachem. - Attest: 'W. B. GARNER, Chiel of Records. CROMPTON. EDWARD. nOlnliidar. Feb- MPTO " Deloved son_ of Bichard D and u THie M. Crompton. Punerl (orivate) Monday, February. 10, af 2 p.m.. from th Tiome.of his parents. 1011 AADIS. ave ver ‘Spring. ‘Md. Interment’ Ced: Cemetery. On, Friday. February 7. st Crogs. r ary 10. a m. Plven anA riends aviced to. atiend. In- terment Congressional Cemeters. DANDRIDGE. EUGENE A, Departed this | me Saturday, Pebruary Waiter Reed Hosital. Lieut. FOGENF DANDRIDGE, the devoted Hushand of Fiorence M. Dandridge and heloved father of Elmer” Dandridge. Notice of funefal ereaft ved ' husbang of nd father of Emily D. Hyr- er. Saturday. Pebruar; Tesidence, ¢ llll ate Calvin wnes Funers | services at the residence o her. daughter. i Mrs. John G. Benedict, 143 West King st . ‘Waynesboro. Pa., o sday, February 11, 4t 2:30 pm. interment at’ Waynesboro, DUDLEY, THOMAS E. On Thursday. Feb- rusry 6 1930, at 518 pm. At nis resi- dence {65 Florids ave. n.w. THOMAS DUDLEY. be husbend of W. Hrs rom paslor 1 Florida ave avermem Eincois Memorial Ceme- FITCH, CHARLES HALL. On Baturda !ebruln 8.,1830, at th ce of ¥ HALL PITOR. Beloved hushand Fitch, in the seventy- -Atth pse. Puneral services {rom nce on Monday. February -“"Interment private. FOWLER. ANNIE LOUISE. On Friday. Feb- Tty 7. 1050, 8t mer residence. 145 Guenes place, n u1s lhl th pei ol ’&'dl J” i it. Faoiy T0 fon Interment ¢ Glenwood Cemetersy. 9 WASHINGTON 425 L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of mor connect with the orisinal w. R. Bpeare establis! A 1009 | Phone Frank. 6626 St. N.W. _____Formerly 9/ {Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance L Lincoln 0524 Modern_Chapel JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1333 10th St. N.W. | Phone_North 804 ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding the Original W. R. Speare Co. Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 8 yrs. at 1208 H st. 45 vrs. at 940 F ot ‘Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. “R. JESS CHAILLET, JR. Funeral Director Limousine Ambulance | GooDwIN, ASABEL, On Tussday. February | BAR) & 9% EL GOODWIN, devoted wife Goodwin of 2480 Onitarlo rd. n.w.. f s Luey Houston of t Moon & Braths. ONE, MARGARET C. On LUary 7. 1930 at her ate’ re e st nes W Robert P. Noone. ~Funeral from residence Monday at 9 a.m.. thence to ‘Roly Name Church, where solem: oAt will be said at 9:30 for the re f her oul. ~ Intérment Moum Gllvet Gemetery: FOWELL, FLOR weleRiited this life in’ New' ¥ork ot of m.uv“ 5 "Punenlluntcu il be held Sifsers residence.” Mrs, Moy e ATt L'u y A e s, KAT Frid . at Sibley Homm KATE runml {rom Deal o He (e on' Monday. February 108 m 10 30 am. Interment ‘Cedar Hil Coms ROBERTSON. DEON. On Saturday, Pebrue ary 8, 1930, DEON ROBERTSON. devoted son of Herman and Grace Robertson. Fu= neral’ Monday, February 10, 1030, ai 3:30 23 Georgia ave: nw. SMALLWOOD. DELLA GRAEME. On Fris dav, D LLWOOD. ‘beloved wife T Puneral from homas Smallwood Monday, February t 2 pm. ~Relatives and friends ine Viied 1o atiena ) MITH, WI”,JMW H. W on Fridy !nnrm!nl H. The members " Inhabitants Bis fate. ‘residence. 304 Takoma. ave.. Tas koma Park. Md., Monday, February 10, THEGDORE W. NOYES Eresident. J. ELIOT WRIGHT, Secre SMOOT, WINFIELD SCOTT. !umrdly " Pebe ruary 81930, at hig residence, 903 Mass chusetts NFIELD 'S8COTT. foved husband of Mary Emily Smoot. Re. mains will be taken to Oak Orove Gem tery, Va. for services interment Monday, Peoruary 10, at 19:30 . TAYLOR, CLARENCE. oOn rrm-y hbru- 'y LARENCE = TA' Taveiln. “Secd. Marion Watkinson Funeral Monday. Febru- from W. Ernest Jar tunerei parlors, 3222 Ga. ave. n.w. 9 ! TAYLOR. FRED. Suddenly, SDghebrusry 1930. ai Garfield Hospital, FRED TAYLS beloved hushend "of ‘Nonie Tavior mains resting at W. mbers' neral home, 14th and Chlmn g Fune (private) Monda: am. Int 3 Cedar Hill Cometers. Kindiy omit flo--.r-. AYLOR. ZACHARY. Luary 8, On_ Saturday. Febe 1930, 8¢ his home near Greenoc ZACHARY TAYLOR. d a1 vears, 107 ‘many years a Fociam e Arun. del o Md. He leaves a widow and 10 children, five Sons a ve daughte: Funeral from Mount Calvary Church, nej Qresnoch, Md., en Monday, Pebrusiy 10, 2 Interment Mount Calvary Ehurch Cemetery: 'l'IlOMAS ANNE C. Suddenly, Pehm-r) o 0. at her resldence 3114 O w. ANNE GRiAS. beloved s ot Pune!ll Mnnflny. o-unll M pHenas are nviiede” ARY A X pon Saturdap. B Tuary 10, Cemetery. TRACY, Tu uesday. Pe Interment private, Cemeters. = Pleases RICHARD C. National wers. TURNER, 4, at 10 Niives "and irichds “vited: WEST' CHARLES B, on "flmu husband of' the mc atie s neral from J. m Lee's ave. n.w., o'clocl rsday. E dence. 10 & s et beloved Busband "of " Ne} (fiee Downey). Funeral from his dence ‘on Monday. Februar, Requiem mass equ at Ciirch 810 a.m- " Relatives' ang a invited to attend. Interment at Blivet‘cemeters In Memortam. DA\ 1S, SARAH lLllAll'l'll MAM] E‘l’ 'A S, DAV vear ago today. Februar my” devoted siter; MAMIE DAVIS, s, Who died 23 Sears ago, Fe 8, DAY years ag Just as nature deal DEV GEORGE KATHLEEN. 1n | o THLEEN GRAY *ho'Geperiad S 880 today, Februsty 3. 1 GRAY. | ten e T foiss 8 daushter kind and pa Her' chuldren miss . love s9 P Far rd. when Thou com: JACKSON, vm.l. . memory’ of my R CKSON Wity depasiod th years ago today, February Koved in life, remembersd in d HIS DEVOTED WIFE, KLOTZ, cun. In sad and loving S, Oho G Jear | mother who passed away three year February 9, 1 1 from and B’ sts. n.w. morial Cemetery. HALL. Si 1936, Kenesaw_Apt ence L. ptist Chureh, 9th Interment Lincoln' Me- T d Clare J. Ha 878 Mhes Tinerel hoine Sonk nw. Sundey, February s, at 1:30 nt Delrolt ‘Mic] rday, February her ' residence. ass w oul Thterment in Mi. Ohvey cemetery he members of St. Mat- C. e herehy ROMRG” to n“br beloved comrade. d l"tnd ll‘\! fu- onday "February 10, | llh"l Churech. HER HAUBER. President. ON. EMMA rnlln on Eridav. February 7. 1930. at 11:15 EATHERINE. HARMON. \n ‘her "8rd. Year. Funeral Sunday, February 9. at 2:30 p.m.. from her late 'residence. Rockvil d. Interment Rockville Union Cemetery. | nammIs, ll.m:!nn JANE. On Thursds 0. at her residence. 81415 | ABETH_JANE. oW o ¥ m. Relatives and friends [ivited. Ihterment Glenwnod Cemeters. 9 KEEFER, LUCY JANE day. February 501900, 't ner’ fectdence. 11 3in ot 5e. Lo, beloved wite of ¥. Keefer. Vices will be held at Zurhorst funerai parior ast Capitol st.. Tues: February 11, at 2 p.m. Interment in Comressional Cemetery. KOCH., CORA. Friday, February 7. 1930, CORA, wife' of Capt. Ralph A. B ™ Gervices Monday. February 10. lers Chapel, 1754 Pennerl- erment pmm LIAM J. Friday, KOLB. WILI on rmru.\n Tql890, a6 his residence; 2148 O 3t nw st at 3 p.m. xmemnnz 3. On Friday. Pob- esidence. Rollins Ax;t. ¥. LIND: __521 8th St. N.E. 9535 * “J. WILLIAM | FUNERAL DIRECTOR! 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. ‘Phane Lincoln. 0532 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. R R Frank Gcier’s Sons Co. bl National 2473 Modern Chapel. Trlrnnone TIMOTHY HANLON mn-u}l Director PrivateAmbulance 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY P o e it FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER 'RESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT M ERATE PRICES. TEL. NAT. 2416 & NAT. Open Eveniogs 14th & Eye and Sundays Delivery Service. Gude Bros. Cou 1213 F St. Artistig—expressive—inexpensive. . Y rted this life suddenly 1930, at 8 RS. MARKHAM, KATHERINE. In remembr of my dear mother, who departed this Lt five years ago today, February 9, 1925, Whose love can equal the love of Whost dévotion so loval and true: Wao suffers 'so much with such Joy for ther, Wno “ur‘:s with such pieasure as mother T Yo Until she is not a. And never know ner valie Until she i3 under sround R LOVING DAUGHTER. * In sad but loving my husband, You wlm pever know your mother's care rou NOR, non:m\ membrance _of MINOR. who pa todas, February Remembrance is o solden chain Death tpies to break."but all'in vain; ! love and then t t 15 the Sremtest sorrow of our Reart. HIS WIPE, SUSIE MINOR. POHLERS, SOPHIE. ln sad but lov membrance of our dear mother. POHLERS. who departed this 1i ago foday, February 0. 1641 | SCHEU LUDWIG. In sad but Joving - membrance of our loved one, LUDWI SCHEUCH. who entered into rest one :-r 280 today, February 9, 1929. ‘Tis Sweet to remember him who orce Thoush abdent to us he is just as deatJ The, midnisht nxmsd ‘bm:fl' on, the, grave e one we loved but co DEV WIFE AND SON.§ * SHIPLEY, sAMu:L w AND MARY loving 'remembrance ' of our dear and motner SAMUEL W. A SHIPLEY, who departed this life 19 years ago today, February 9, 1911. TRis day recalls the memor! n ner Anma may think sou are forgotten, 15 n at times they s mile Bul II;:I! do they knu‘ llln silent’ heast- That we suffer sl the while DAUGHTERS, ETHI n m- sravey Lies LATER. DONALD. Sacred to the mematy of DONALD SLATER. who left life 80 sufi- denly one year ago today, February s Today re Ot 'n "aear ‘one Tnid o rest. P ) MELI IA -llfill 8. > lllll uruu it o 3 ':rt Lincoln Ce Belored Rusband of Kate M e sand of Ka Cattel), ' father of lhn & Mersneimer A. ey. Funeral el u un Mond y, Feb- Relatives and friends Ihtérbent Consresstonsi Ceme- MER uu- TRED Ji Watlingion Ledge Il congene in numn o.nm put 3 X of 1 ! :M!Mh LT rment, " Gonsressionai n%ux.mm Basitad Ruler. o Bindy. Febriry ok i WAlllNu‘l‘o A () And tnote that think of him today | | those who loved him best. May his soul rest in peace. PAUL 1+ ABLEAR. FARNETA BURDINE. In sad but loving remembrance of ouf daughter and, eranddaushier, FARNETA B! TABLEAR, Wwho departed this life one o toduy, Fenruary o, 12 ind and o "ot nink. of Sou [ER, DADDY AND cmumlu E| A tribute of o ‘dear son and R NTEL N ho_su leit us three years ago, Fe A T he Sreatest ortow of our bearts. reatest sorvow s oE VD Ry i " AND lmm #ORANK ~ WASHINGTON "AND :& MARY. In loving '&“fia r brance of my dear mother and n MARY w’:fiunloroll w) one year ago today, Pebruary 9, Today rec the ory e’ b And man oo st mnm e he ones who love iie 'A° KCLE