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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. charged, was| ELVEASSALS CRAI SPECULATION Accuses Chicago and Kansas City Trade Boards of Work- ing Against Growers.’ Eiseman’s Credit Plan will help you . . . the same as it has helped thousands of men in Washington to dress smartly on convenient weekly of monthly payments. Our credit plan is simple, and dignified. There ate no burdensome payments or extra cost for credit privileges. Credit prices are the same as cash prices. Avail yourself of Eiseman’s costless credit service, NOW. Just drop in and talk it over! EISEMAN'S Seventh and F Sts. By the Associated Press. SPOKANE, Wash., February 11— Samuel R. McKelvie, wheat member of the Pederal Farm Board and former Governor of Nebrasks, denounced grain speculators, the Chicago Board of Trade and the Kansas City Board of Trade as influences working against 'ah.e grower, in an address here yester- y. Speaking before a mass meeting of farmers, McKelvie hit first at what he described as “dissemination of news by speculative sources.” This news, he de- clared is designed to promote prices in the direction desired by speculators. ‘The law of supply and demand, he asserted, temporarily is set aside by this Ppractice. The present general depression in the MEMORIALS IN GRANITE. MARBLE and BRONZE ON DISPLAY at 448 NEW YORK AVENUE N.W. Washington Granite Monumental Co., Inc. WILLIAM JARDINE, Secty. Natl. 5870 Col. 0432 Col. 0432 Doctors Recommend Chambers’ AMBULANCES Best in the City—Calls Only. . s 4_00 Stretchers, Blankets and Pillows, All Complete Funeral Service as Low as $75 5100 125 5165 5195 up Al Are Complete—Cars, Hearse, Casket and All Use of Chapel and Pipe Organ if Desired Cemetery % s40 U Sites . In One of the Fimest Pla We Have Large and Wholesale Flcilit_lu—Call The Great W. W. Chambers Co. Sincere Service 1400 Chapin St. NW. TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road J Col. 464 P Honks | AdEmations Col. 0432 iR S FINEST MEN’'S WEAR ASHINGTO price of wheat, McKelvie “mhulhrh.;m'hlfllmkm discredit the Farm Board before it has had an opportunity to demonstrate the merits of the agricultural act.’ SAMUEL MOFFITT DIES OF HEART ATTACK AT 69 Retired New York Capitalist Was Partner in J. Walter Thompson Advertising Agency. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 11.—Samuel Moffitt, retired capitalist, died yesterday in his Park avenue home from a heart attack. He was 69 years old. Mr. Moffit was born in St. Louis, Mo, and came to New York in 1905 as a partner in the J. Walter Thompson Ad- vertising Agency. He retired from ac- tive business 15 years ago, but since had been occupled ‘in various enter- prises In_which he had large invest- ments. He was connected Wwith the American Sumatra Tobacco Co. at the time of his death. Surviving him are his widow, Belle Adams Moffitt; a son, John Adams Moffitt of New Haven, Conn., and & daughter, Alice M. Pulleyn of New York. Two brothers and a sister, ‘Charles, Andrew and Mary Travilla Moffitt, all {of St. Louis, also survive him. Deaths Repo;le;i. The following deaths have been reported o the Health Department in the Past 24 hours: HM:ry A. Y. Tracey, 77, St. Elizabeth's tal. Winfieid 8. Smoot, 77, 903 Massachusetts n.e. ave. ne. en st. Laura J. Downes, 16, 819 North Carolina ave. s Rachel D. Dyer, 75, 3212 Wisconsin av Charles B. West, 74, Gallinger Hospit Charles H' Fitch, 73, 3140 Q st. Arthur B Baker, 71, 1767 Lanier pl. l}“l’l? COarrol, 63, George Washi nivers| ospital W. T. Clark, 68, Emergency Hospital. William J. Kolb. 53, 2148 O s (Ermest Ghamberlatn, 46, Galiinger Hos- pital Di rich E. Horman, 46, 1404 B st ne. Harry B.' Anderson, 41, United Staies Naval ‘Hospital. fldred B, ‘Smith, 1, 625 L st. s.e. Ida Mason, 0. 1456 Q st. \ashington Conac, 65, Walter Reed Hos- | pital. Richard O. Turner, 1902 Vermont ave. Grace Turner, 19, Ranson’ W. Olivi Frieqmiae Homital pital. % losts Hos- Rufus Spearman, 1. Children’s Hospital, Deon Rebertson, 11 months, Children’s Hospit STOR gton Raleigh Haberdasher Semi-Annual Sale! HART SCHAFFNE & MARX SUITS and OVERCOATS You'll find your size, style, color, p attern— all with the Hart Schaffner & Marx label, your guarantee of complete satisfaction. $45 & %40 SUITS & New Raleigh Spring Hats > Spring—just around the corner— finds us prepared with the newest 1930 hat styles, colors and shapes. As always, the quality is exception- ally good. $55 & %50 SUITS & $65 & %60 SUITS & Semi-Annual Sale Raleigh $8 Shoes Our entire regular stock of Raleigh “Eights.” Street, sport and dress shoes. Black or tan. All sizes. All leathers. .85 6 Ralei No Charge for Alterations tailored by Hart Schaffner : 13‘}0 F Street OVERCOATS 29 OVERCOATS *37 OVERCOATS 42 $95 fine imported Overcogts, hand- $ & Marx 69} gh Haberdasher Use Our Extended Payment Plan |dent of Charles J. Webb & Co. and | land 7 Gladys Marabl | Ant. C.. TUESDAY, GEN. M. P. MAUS’ FUNERAL RITES AT FORT MYER Veteran of Indian Wars and Hold- | er of Congressional Medal i Retired in 1913. Funeral services for Brig. Gen. Marion P. Maus, United Shuaummy. retired, veteran of Indian Wars and holder of the Congressional Medal of Honor, who died at his home, New Windsor, Md., Sunday, will be conducted at the chapel cock. Tnterment v b e Somnton X 3 Tment wi riin, Cemetery. kil ‘The 1ist of honorary pallbearers, con- sisting of officers who served with Gen. Maus in this country and the Philip- plnnel:,‘ is ) mu;:‘s: . Gen. nk R. Keefer, Brig. Gen. John DeWitt, Lieut. Col. U. 8. Grant, 3d; Col. David L. Stone, Col, C. C. Smith, Lieut. Col. Harry Jordan, Col. N. A. Reasoner, Col, Robert Qffly, Col. Charles B. Moore and Col. Curtls Gllmore. Gen. Maus, who was 79 years old, had a long and distinguished record in the ,:;mdy‘ I;\!L had w&n the Congressional edal of Honor. He was placed on the retired list in 1913, i Big Wool Merchant Dies. PHILADELPHIA, February 11 (). Charles J, Webb, 71, wldelyrlzzmwn(?ooll merchant, died suddenly at his home yesterday of paralysis. He was presi- was director in several banks and in- | dustrial concerns. 1 During the World War he was re- | ported to have purchased $11,000,000 | worth of Liberty bonds. ¥ | Marriage Licenses. Carl E. Benson. 25, Meadville, Pa., and Anna Benson, |26, Rideeway, Pa.; 7 Richard - Schmidt TR TR e Robert M. West, 39. and Lilllan Diges. 35, *Rev. Geéoree botlt of Richmond, Vi i George W. Garry, 26, and Lueille Cook, 34; BeYitbert . ‘Savnders, .. a1 a ert E.‘Snunders, ir. 31, o : Dotis 5" Youn, 30, Raleign, N. 6.0 Rev: B . Smi Cyru, D. Cannon, 35, Clairton. Pa.._ and Helen Bage, 38, Ditham, M. € Rov. B D, ret Down. 19, 3.°P. Grimn, 24, . Harvey Dun” both of Hopeweil . Funk, 27, and Annle_B. both of Petersbur, Vs.; Rev. 23, . Poore. M. Turner, 20. this city, and Edna i Rev. Ribhard L. Bland, 16, Merrifield, Vi e B nd omas P. Mann, 23, and Lillian M. Wise, 18} Judge .Robert E. Mattingly. James B. Strauder, 34, and Cary L. Bu- banks. 20; Rév. George J. Hanks. | William J. Callaghan, 58. Rochester, N. Y., ! 33, Richmond, V: Rev. Allan F. Poore. Births Reported. The following births have been reported ' 'hflol rhe Health Department in the past 2¢ George and PFannie Levin, girl. Walter 8. and Grace L. Waite, bfl¥4 Granger G. and Kittie L. Sutton, boy. Charles D. 'and Anne German, boy. um and Helen G. Colton, boy. ry d Dorothy E. Chinn, be Harry and Pear] A. Utz, girl. Saens and Lucy Washington, irl. nd Irene Wood, girl. orace T. ‘and Elizabéth B. Roland, girl FounE” and Trens B Selbers, Tor Johnie and Addie V. Juha A mond_ setiing from 42, 1%jrloom only. BARPIN. platinut Sunday night. ress material, child Xd’{ 25 it 1618 BOX “containin D, scissors nig) Apt. 23.” Reward. old, 3 topazes, engraved “Anne Return Mrs. Anne Herrle, 19 Chevy Chase. Tel. Wis. 35T8:W. raved from 1611 large tiger ‘cat, with leather collar and bell, Reward if returned to above ad- dre; Nos CHOKER BEAI Sun 4B e S Ncold. Plesse return fo 1385 n.w. Rew: LN Spaniel, male, license rd. Waiter T.’ Dunlop, D. G. Phone ®old, on_or n am. Pinder pleace ca wet with changeabie and small white stone at bottom and top; on Feb. 10, in or around ington Auditorium or on' 14th st. car. Finder please phone Natl 9693-J and re- W GLASSES, Saturday, in brown leather case, Ets name on case’ Robt. Kelso, 707 14th & Y Lin. €308-J. Oall after 5 o'clock. 2 i JACKET, lady's, biue velvet, matches suit, Priday, 7th. ~ Reward. Phone Mrs. Pi Government Hotels T-U. morning at’ 1ith ward. 127 11th ACKAGE ack siik alip. Ref to lost and found devts a8 Ragin's ‘Boms I 4 POLICE_DOG, about brown: 335 reward. 8 months: black and 1201 Girard st. Phone EBRUARY 11, | day re) | clear until the end. 1930, TRIANGLE BUILDING PROGRAM DISCUSSED Fine Arts Commission Holds Con- ference With Mellon and Architects. Further details of the public build- ings program in the triangle were con- sidered yesterday by the Fine Arts Com- mission, which held a conference with Secretary Mellon and the Board of Ar- chitectural Consultants. ‘The commission likewise cansiderd ad- ditional plans for the development of Meridian Hill Park, ‘at Florida avenue and Sixteenth street. Lieut. Col. U, 8. Grant, 3d, director of public buildings and public parks, was in consultation with the commission on details of this program and with relation to matters %erll-t;‘lenhlg to the Arlington Memorial ‘The George Rogers Clark memorial v:‘ be erected at Vincennes, Ind.; the icaraguan campaign medal for the Marine Corps, the Leif Ericcson statue to be erected in Iceland, plans for the new court house at Rockville, Md., and the bust of Tecumseh for the United States Naval Academy, at Annapolis, Md., were also given consideration by the commission. " H. P. Caemmerer, its secretary, explained that no final deci- slons have been reached on these sub- jects, as further study is desired. The commission has adjourned to meet in mid-March. INDORSE CONNERY BILL. T DCHIL 0 Be Moke Osme s ing Adjusted Compensation. Indorsement of the bill introduced in the House by Representative Connery of Massachusetts providing for immedi- ate payment of adjusted compensation certificates was given by the Y. D. Club of Washington, composed of local veter- ans of the 26th Division, meeting at the A‘rmh¥ and Navy Club, last Saturday night. Another resolution adopted by the club exfln&!ed complete confidence in the ability of Col. John F. J. Herbert as pro- hibition administrator for the States of Montana and Idaho. Lieut. Col. Pelhnam D. Glassford was elected president of the club for the en- suing year. He succeeds Brig. Gen. George S. Simonds. Surrenders as iandit. BOSTON, Februa 11 (#).—Jack Green, 31, who gave a Seattle, Wash., address, gave himself up to police here ‘yesterday with the statement that he was wanted in Seattle for the theft of $8.000 from a pawnbroker. He was held pending word from Seattle police. ‘Woman Dies at Age of 132. MEXICO CITY, February 11 (#)—A Mazatlan dispatch to Excelsior yester- rted the death of Senorita Maria del Carmen Alvarez, whose age was given as 132. Her memory was Kellogg's Brother-in-Law Dies. MIAMI BEACH, Fla, February 11 (#).—Dr. Paul B. Cook, 53, of St. Paul, Minn., died here yesterday, following a brief illness. Dr. Cook was a brother- in-law of Frank B. Kellogg, former Sec- retary of State. _FUNERAL_DIRECTORS. Frank Geiet’s Sons Co. Moders Ghaper, Teiepioge National 2473 _ TIMOTHY HANLON Funeral Director Private Ambulance 641 1 St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. with e ool W K. Hpeare Sotaniisn — 1009 H St. N.W. Phoue Prank. 663 e e Formerly 940 ¥ St. N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H 8t NE. - e Lincoln 0524 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. _1337 10th St. N.W. __ Phone No; ALMUS R SPEARE 1623 A ; ,PO'].;O.MAC 4600 Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. _4200 Sth_St. N.W. k. Dignin Autorshile Sorsren Chavel W. Deal & Co. 316 H ST. NE. LINCOLN_8200. J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR i CREMATORIU 332 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL 1384, 1388 and-tan male; harness Phone Potomac R n.w. Liberal reward. Si LES, midnight. -bet, Wil Navy Olul atch found in pocketbook in " Toom 6th floor Investment Bldg., Jam. returned to C. F. Hermon, 811 E 2 'beral reward.” Valued as sift of turday nigi or in 1700 block of it "Dsthies 410 o oy 3315 Newark wt. s WRIST _WATOH, man's, ~Waltham; 1o Apollo Theater, Sunday evening about a.” 3615 Bladensburg rd. 1 the of for e. T% —we should make clear, in Deal service is known for miles around for its desir- able qualities, as well as It is true that one may command our services for as little as $125.00; it is just as true that no mat- ter how much one may pay, he cannot command be service than this organiza- tion offers. gi-:AL‘ FUNERAL HOME ‘or reference, Ask yourneighbor 816 H STREET. N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_EAST CAPITOL ST. lpdone Lineoln o572 Joseph F, Birch’s Sons (ISAAC’ BIR( 3034 M St. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXTRESSIVE FLORAL LEMS AT MOD. AT. 2416 & NAT. 0108 Open Evenings e Even 14th & Eye Promot Aute Dellvery Service. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. Artistic_expressive—inexpensive. CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 per month. Choice lots and sites for sal CH) Phone West 0006 Es midst of our discussion our low prices, that its low cost. tter HENRY A. LYON DEAD. Former Resident of Washington Expires on Pacific Coast. Henry A. Lyon, former employe of the Government Printing Office, who for- merly resided in this city and Hyatts- ville, Md., for 11 years, dled in Los Angeles Friday, according to word re- ceived here. Mr. Lyon had been in fail- ing health for several years, and had been spending some time with Mrs. Lyon in California to benefit by the mild climate. The family home is in Seattle, Wash. Mr. Lyon is survived by his widow; five children, Mrs. James W. Benner and Mrs. William A. Hagan of Ithaca, N. Y., Mrs, A, T. Spear of Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. H. M. De Volt of College Park, Md., and Henry A. Lyon, jr., of Lewiston, 1daho. Qards of Thanks. CHASE, IDA.. We wish to extend to our Iriends, relatives and societies our sincere hanks and grateful appreciation for their indness and beautitul floral offerings dur- ing the {llness and at the death of our beloved sister, TDA CHASE. MR. AND MRS. J. LORENZO CHASE. * NOONE, MARGARET We_ wish to ex- DPress our sincere thanks and appreciation 0 our relatives and friends for their sympathy “and utitul floral ~tributes during the tllne h ot my loved wife and ‘mother, MAR-~ GARET ©. NOONE. ROBERT P. NOONE AND FAMILY, 12* REDHEAD, MARGARET A, We wish to ex- tend our sincere thanks and appreciation 0 our many friends and relatives for their Kindness, beautiful floral offerings ‘and megsages of sympainy during the iliness and at the death of our loved one. MAR- GARET A. REDHEAD. THE FAMILY. Bratha, ARTAUR. JULIA. Departed this life on Saturday, February 8. 1930, at 3 a.m., at her. residence. 304 ¥ st.' sw. in full iriumpn of Christian faiin, Mis. JULIA ARTHUR. widow of James Arthur. loving and devoted mother of Mrs. Eiizabeth Logan, Mrs. Qarrie Payne and Charles A. Arthur _of Philadelphin, Pu.; devoted grandmother of Lilllan Monk, Bernice Lo- g2n, Janette Arthur and Clarence Arthur. Bhe’ also leaves & host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Wednesday, Februar 12, st 1 o'clock p.m. from Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E._ Zion Church. D st. be- tween 2nd and 3rd sis. s.W., Rev. McCay pastor. BROWN. ALEXANDER. Departed this life Sunday, ~ February 9, 1930, aL 12:30 am. at his ‘residence, 517 inc st. s.w. ALEXANDER BROWN. the ‘son of "the late Henry and Eliza Brown. He leaves iwo devoted sisters, Ida B. Fillmore and Gertrude Brown' Dorsey. Funersl Wed- nesday. February 12, at ] p.m.. from Reho- bo'h Baptisi Church, 1si bet. N and O sts. sw. Relatives and friends invited. Rev. E. C. Coleman officiating. 1ne COOK, CORNELIUS. On Sunday, February 9, 1930, CORNELIUS COOK, devoted son of Maria L. Cook Towles and brother of Paul Cook, Raymond, Anmie and Catherine Towles. He aiso leaves eight_children and other relatives and friends. Puneral Wed- nesday, February 13, at 1 p.m., from Rock Creek ‘Baptist Church, Tenleytown. Rev. W.'A. Jones officiating. Remains resting at’ the 'W. Ernest Jaryis Co. funeral par- lors, 7222 Ga. ave. n.w., until 4 p.m. Tues- day. thereafter at his late residence, 757 Gresham pl. n.w. 11 DANDRIDGE, EU 3 193 40 B at Walter spital, ENE A, DAN- DRIDGE, the beloved son of the late John and Mary Dandridge. devoted husband of Florence M. Dandridge, father of Elmer Dandridwe, “brother of Charlotte Jones, Cora Pryor and the late Josephi dri Remains at 40 Plerce ter 10 a.m. Tuesday. Puneral Wed day, Febrjiary 13, at 13 o'clock. from ond’ Baptst Church, 3rd st. bet. H and 1 sts. n.w.. Rev. J. L. 8. Holloman officiat- ing. “Relatives "and friends invited. In- terment Arllnt‘lun National Cemetery, 11% DANDRIDGE, EUGENE. A special com- ToUniation of Hurkm: Logve. No. 4 5. A & M. is called at the temple, 10ih and . B.w. Wednesday, February 12, t 11 o'¢lock, for the purpose of at: tending the funeral of Brother EUGENE ANDRIDGE at tne Second Baptist Ohurzh, ird st between H and Eve n.w. By order of thé worsniptul master. ' MAN E. WHITTLE, MENRY B. GEE. Bee. 1 DANDRIDGE, EUGENE A, cers _and members of Columbia Lodge, No. 85, 1. B. P. O. E. of W., are hereby notified of the déath of Brother EUGENE A, DANDRIDGE. Session of sorrow ot Elks’ Home, 301 R, I ave. n.w., Tuesday, February 11, 1930, at 8 p.m. Funeral from Second Baptist Chureh, wi ry 12, at 12 noon. m- lis Siar Lodss. No. 40; Forest Tem: e Star Lodse, No. 40; 3 No. 9. and Columbia Temple, No. AERBERT & JONES. Exalted Rul % a er. A. E. WILLIAMS, ‘Sec. DE VILLE, JOHN L. Departed this life Sathrdey. Februarys, RR Soun & e VILLE, beloved Dusband of Lena De Ville and father of Emily Harris. Remains at Praziel new funeral home. » I ave. until Tuesday, February 11, 4 after which dy will at T50s' I st now. . Funersl from Aspury Chu 11th and K sts. n.w., Wednesd: February On Saturday, Y, 13, st 1 pm. Inferment Har! mony Cemetery. DUVALL, ROBERT L. On Monday, Feb- ruscy 10, 1930, at 11:30 p.m., at Walter Reed Hospital, Mr. ROBERT L. DUVALL. Tetired 1st sergeant, 34th Infantry. He 1 to mourn their loss a devoted wite, Duvall. and & host of other re and friends. Notice of funeral he atter, * FOLEY, MICHAEL. The death on Novem- ber 18, 1929, &t ‘Tempico. Mexico, of MICHAEL FOLEY. an American citizen, is Teported by the American Consul at Tam- plco, Mexico. * The legal representatives deceused can obtatn further informa; PO oY ad .’ 1930, at 1: pifal, ASHTON s. innle G. Fox, aged 39 years. Funeral Wednesday, Pebruary 13, at 2 o'clock, from the Kensington Baptist' Church, Kensmg- on, Md. . FROST, LAURA V. The comra U. 8 8. Jacob Jones Post, No. 2, of American " Legion, the death of our ') On_Monday, Pebruary . At Georsstown Hos: the the te comrade, LAURA V. y; Pebruary 11, iso: 457 G st. n.w. Signed: JANE M. BREENE. MaRy 2. FATSPAOQR, ' commander, Adjutant. 12 GODFREY, ANNIE ¥. On Tuesday, Peb- Tuary 11, 1930, at her residence. 501 Tulip ave. Takoma ' Park, Md., ANNIE F. be- loved ‘wife of Charles H. and mot! ©Charles H. Godfrey, in her ffty- year. Remains resting at the Nevius fu- neral home, 934 New York ave. n. ‘Where services will be held Wednesday, ruary 12, at 7 p.m. Interment in Phil delphia, Pa. 12 GOSSIN. HOWARD. Departed this life on Monday, February 10. 1930. at Freedmen's Hospit: HOWARD GOSSIN, devoted hus- band of Rebeccs Gossin and brother of Andrew, Mercer and Randolph Gossin. He also leaves three sisters and thr TS ig-law. Notice of funeral later. Remain: resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. fu- neral rlors, 2222 Georgia nw. G !,. MARY E. On Monday, February 930, wt Providence Hospilal, MARY beloved daughter of Mary A. and the John W. Jenkins. Funeral from the Tesidence of her mother, 117 17th st. s.e., on Wednesday. Pebruary 12. at 8:30 a.m.; thence to 8t. Charles’' Chureh, Indian Head, Md., w] id at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends invi GRIFFIN, ROBERT E. On Monday. Feb- Tuary 10, 1930, ROBERT E. GRIFFIN, be- loved husband of Emma G. Griffin and brother of Joseph, Louis. John, Charles Griffin _and Annie Salton und Floasie Campbell of New Rochelle, N. ¥. Notice of funeral hereaft b HEFNSON. MARY ELLA. onday. Feb- Tuary 10, 1030, MARY ELLA HENSON (nee Jones) 'of 613 O st. se.. loving wite of Charles Henson, deyoted daughter of John 8200-8201 Jones sister’ ot Mrs. Alberta Car- son. Puneral notice later. = .qu IERGER, EVA. On Monday, February 0. 1930, at her residence, 535 Quincy st. n.w. EVA. beloved wife of the late Henry isberger. Puneral from Warren s funeral home on ‘ednesday. 12, at 9:30 a.m.; requiem mass ibriel's Church at 10 a.m. Rela. d friends invited to attend. Inter- Arlington Nation MARY ELLEN. On Mon ). p.m, at ti a Mrs. Hacry Reyn- olds. 702 Pershing drive. linkton County, Vi AR’ Lyon Park, Ar- 'y ELLEN KING, beloved wife of th K Thursda: pm. - Relatives and’ friends invited, terment Glenwood Cemetery. LAPOINTE. VIRGINIE LARIVIERE. The death on April 27. 1929, at Montreal, Canuda, of VIRGINIE LARIVIERE LA- POINTE, an American citizen, is reported by the American consul at Montreal, ada. The legal representatives of deceased ean’ obtain further information by apply- ing to the Department of Siate, Washing- LIVERPOOL. CARL. W. Departed this life on Saturday, February 8, 1930. at his res dence, 1403 '6th &t. n.w., CARL W. L ERI . He lea two children, Carl Danna May TLiverpool. b Hves and friends. Remains resting at Barne Gray's funeral parlor, 614 42 t. s.w. Funeral Wednesday.: Feb: 1 1 pm. from Barnes & patior. ’ LIVERPOOLE, WALTER. e n- 13 r., and daughter, idos other Teia- WALTER LIVERPOOLE. will take place from Barnes' establishment, 614 4% st. 5.W Febri 12 at 1 pm DR. LEO P. HOLTON, E. R. CORTEZ W. PETERS, Sec. MARTIN, LILLIAN R. On Monday, Tuary 101930, at 818 p.m. genen APLE st ke afler 8, 10 4 beloved dwushter of William and Hammer. ' Funeral ‘{rom her late pgidence; on Tourafny, ebruary 1. ‘et 830 o'clock: ‘thence to St. Therssa's Chureh, where ‘mass will ald at 9 ny 'clock. Relatives and friebd: Ted, ierment, Congronsions. i Feb. 1ll- ar- o peloved nusband of | are hereby notified of | Notice | Feb- MILLER. ONARLES W. 3 Tuary 10. lmm, m., & 1 3 iifa e, bebediid, SHARLEDS N loved h ind of the late Ap- e A Ml ? \ rom ".the -above " residen ednend Teprusry 12, A¢ 1 opm “Relatives tlonal Cemetery, 1 ¢ oo Arimstan Nas NEUGEBAUER. LEOPOLD A. ¥ Monday, bruary ?fl,nlfl‘w !uafl;“br!u" denc, 18 Pennsylvania ave B, £ T Bt Al N . e € Teo's Chureh, ‘Bitspurah, Pan THive: Ay, February 13, at NEWMAN, CLARA ARTEMESIA. On Mon- day, February 10, 1930, st 13'30 am., &t Georgetown University Hospital, afcer a iliness of two weeks, CLARA ARTEMESIA, beloved wife of the late Edwin A. New- man, aged 65 sears Puneral from her Iate ‘residence. 4208 th s on Wed- nesday, February 12, at 8:30 a.m.: requiem mass at St. Gabriel's Church at 9 a.m. Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery, NICKLES, CHARLES E. On Sunday, Feb- Tuary 9, 1930, at his Tesidence, 213 Seton place CHARLES E., beloved husband of Madeline Cornish Nickles, in the 39th year of his age. Funeral services at 928 M st. nw. Tuesday. February 11, at 1 Dm. ° Interment Fort Lincoln Cemeters. Relatives and friends invited to attend. * O'BRIEN. JOSEPH FRANCIS A. On Mon- day, February 10, 1930, at the residence of his sister, Mrs. Nellie'V. Wilson. 1441 Newion st. 'ne. JOSEPH 'FRANGIS A. O'BRIEN. He 13 survived by Mrs. Nelils V. Wilson, Mrs. Lillian V. Pepper and Mr. John J. O'Brien of Paterson, N. J, Pu- neral ‘from the above residence on’ Wed- nesday, February 12, at 8:30 am. thence to St.’ Anthony's Ghurch, Brookland, D. C.. where high vequiem mass will bs said AU9 am. for the repose of his soul. In- terment 'Mount Olivet Cemstery, Rela- tives and friends invited. O'BRIEN, JOSEFH F. A. Members of Keane Councif, 'No. 383, Knights of Columbus, are Rereby ‘advised 'of the death of Brotner JOSEPH F. A. O'BRIEN and are requested 1o “attend bis funeral, 1441 Newton n.e. on Wednesday, February 12, 1930, 8¢ 830 am.; thence 10 St. Anthony's Church, where requiem mase will be sune a; § & m. DENNIS J. NILAND, F. &. OLIVER, RANSOM. Departed this life Sun- day, ‘February 9, 1930, ‘at Tuberculosis Hospital, RANSOM OLIVER of 326 T at. n.w. Puneral from Frazier's new funerai honie Wednesday, February 12, at 9 s.m. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 1i NS. DR. JOHN. On Monday, Feb- 7,10, 1030, 8t his residence 1447 Trv: st. n.w.,, Dr. JOHN PARSONS, in nis Fureral and interment (pr Tuesday afternoon at 5 the Congressional Cemetery. PORTER, WILLIAM DAVID. On_Sunday, February 9, 1930, in Pittsbiirgh, Pa., Hon. WILLIAM ' DAVID POR’ oresiden Judge of Superior Court ‘0f_Pennsylvan Funeral services at H. Samson's. 837 Neville st., Pitisburgh, P., on Wednesday afternoon’at 2 o'clock. REED, ROBERT. Departed this life on Monday, Pebruary 10,1930, ‘at_ his Tesi- dence, 344 B si. s.w. ROBERT REED, be. loved 'hwsband of Frances A. Reed and devoted father of Francis A. jones, Marie . Willlams, grandfather of George R. Wiilliams and stepfather of Bmme R. Red- mon. 'Body resting a. Annie Holloway's chapel on 4%a st. s.w. Notice of funeral hereafier, » RICHTER. JOHN N. On February 10, 1930, &t Providence Hospital, Washington. D. C.. JOHN N., aged 48 vears. beloved husband of Helen F. Richter, Germantown, Md. Funeral Thursday. Februaty 18, at 11 am., from the Presbyierian Church. Beallsviile, d. Interment in " cemetery "adjoining urch. ROPER. EDWIN A. On Monday. February 10, 1930, at 11 o'clock & m., at East Orane, N, J. EDWIN A. ROPER. beloved husband illan_ Roper. ~ Funeral from Willism Sony, Wednesday. February 13, st 11 a.m. Intérment at Arlington Cemetery. * SMITH, MRS. AMANDA HAWTHORNE. On February 1, 1980, at Berkley, Galif. at home of het daughter. Mrs. L. J. Straight, Mrs. AMANDA BAWTHORNE. . lite Tesident of Washington, D. C., mother of Mr. Stanley H. 8mith and widow of James Stanley Smith of Maryland. s TURNER. FERDINAND. Departed this life suddeniy, on Monday. February 10, 1930, &t his fesidence. 1337 Wylie courts n e. FERDINAND_ TURNER. Remains, restin, at Barbour Bros’ funeral home, 48 K st n.e. Notice of funeral later. WAHL, MARY LUCKELL. On ‘Tuesday, February 11, 1930, at her residence, 3373 Nicholson st. s.¢.. MARY LUCKELL WAHL. Funeral from the chapel of Thomss F. & Son. 2007 Nichols ave. o February 13, at 2 pm. Rela- friends invited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 12 INTER, ODIE F. Suddenly. on Sunda; Feoruary 9, 1036 at 8t Mary's Hosoital Clarksburg.' W. Va. ODIE F., beloved hus band of Hatile Winter and brother of hn M. King and Mrs. E. T. Bliss ington, D. C. Funeral private. In Memoriam. BJORKLAND, MATILDA. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother, MATILDA BJORKLAND, who g:g-rm this life four years' ugo today, February Can we help but feel so lonely ‘When her voice we do not hear? lo words were ever sweeter ‘han the words she used to say, No_one knows our heartache. Only those who have lost ean tell Of the griet we bear in silen For the one we loved so well. YOUR LONELY HUSBAND, x%fl:s CHILDREN, ~HARRY. GUNDELA, AND GRANDSON, L. COOPER, LAURA. In loving remembrance of my devoted mother, LAURA COOPER, who departed this life five years ago to- day, February 1! 1925, In_my hear} your memory lingers, Sweetly, tender, kind and true. s e § G ey motnic DEV! SON, JALD 1. COOI - CULLINANE. TIMOTHY J. In sad but lov~ ing memory of my beloved brother. = HY J. CULLINANE. who departed this life nine vears ago today, Pebruary 11, 1921, Annive mass 8t. Aloysius Church, Time goes by with rapid pace HIS LOVING SISTER, NELL. GREENE, JAMES WILSON. In sad but lov- Ing rémembrance of my dear son, JA‘H WILSON GREENE. who departed this life eleven years ago today, February 11, 1919. "Tis ;rul to remember him who once was ‘Though absent to us he is just as di midnight stars shine on the g the one we loved, but could not save. HIS MOTHER, NELLIE GRI GRINAGE, EMMA. Sacred to the memory of our mother and wife, who departed :%2‘.! life five years ago today, February 11, st Just & line of sweet remembrance, Just a memory, fond and true; Just & token of our devotion, ‘That our hearts still grieve for you. HER CHILDREN AND HUSBAND. HILL, CHARLES R. Sad but loving yemem- e AT 7 Tieor hushhna: RLES R HILL, who passed away one year aso Some may think you are forgotten ‘When at times ‘they see me smil ‘M. RILL. CLAEA 1. 194 HIS LONELY WIFE, HUGHES. WILLIAM L. AN A In loving remembrance of our father, WILLIAM L. HUGHES, who passed on twenty-five years ago today, February il, 1905, and our mother. cwmhg@u May' 14, 1920. THEIR i JONES, GEORGE W. A tribute of love ti the memory of my dear husband, GEORG! W. JONES. who departed this life Febru- ary 11, 1926, four years ago today. Pl‘ledl out from this planet of sorrow and oain. issed on to God's heaven above: Passed out from the realm where men struggle for gain, Passed into the Kingdom of love. Plu'td out from the valley of doubting and ar Passed over death's sullen, dark tide: Pat ‘!: on to the glorious heights over ere, Passed 'in, where the blessed sbide. w8 DEvoTED AND "LV e, G. JONES. . PITCHER. GEORGE W. A loving and ten- der. tribute. 10 ihe erory” of our Knd and devoted hisband and father, GEORGE " PITCHER. Who Dassed away nine years a%0 today, Februnry 11, 1931. : They do not dls who leave us For ‘that better, falrer land. 1t would mot S0 bereave u Could they make us understand. ough dark the cloud sbove e ey Ipea i, Ba0o Hhore, They think of us and love us, And have only gone before. HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN, * SAUL, HENRY W. In loving me ¢ our’ dear father. HENRY W. BAGL, ‘who departed (A lite' two. vears 80 todess February 11, 1026. This day brings back sweet memories Of &'dear one Inid (o rest And the ones who thinE of him today Are the ones who loved him best. In_our hearts your memory lingers Bweetly, tender. kind and trus ‘There is not & day, dear {athe “That we do not think of you. A precious one from us has gone, A volce we loved s stilled. A plece is vacant in our hearts %n-n Tiever can be filed: 'OTED SONS AND DAUGHTERS. * ROBERT. Sacred to the memor ‘of ouir "beloved " father and_ srandtather, ROBERT SCOTT, who passed away 1o the ir'l‘ hr{,ond SEVEN years a {7 18 LOVING DAUUETIR GER';&W’ NEALS, AND GRANDSON, WILBERT. SUIT, CHARLES J. 1In sad butJoving - ory of our husband and father, CHARLES J. SUIT, who died February 11, 1928, Today secalls & memory our dear one laid to rest, AI\Afl' ":('i‘lG ‘who ll’:“ ‘nm‘lmbfl ek e the ones who loved him best. HIS LOVING WIFE AND ".Dli". b WALKER, SARAH ANN. In sad but lovin remembrance ‘of our dear motl an Erandmother, who deparied this life two years ago today, February 11, 1931 Surrounded by friends I am lot In the midst of my joys I ai With ' amile o my face Ive An ¢ my heast. Longi randmother. for ng, dear u. ER LOVING GRANDDBA i, HERDOSON. CHARLES, O TER, TRIny YEAGER, FRANCES. Tn sad but e ‘Tembrance ‘ot ngde"u;'wAuu hrie one vear ago today, February 1. 19880 ° 1i's 6he year since thou hast left s, Whom W nd ¢ Bolo_ Dt 1ae) g0 Tonely. oM Can thy voice we it b !U!BAND.O(!'“ILD.fl?I AND IS, : z > scorT, o In