Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1930, Page 7

TWO ANNULMENT SUITS ARE FILED IN COURT HERE Clarence E. Gets and Nanzetta Spencer Declare Mates Were Already Married. ‘Two annulments of marriage were asked y of the District Su- e because of prior subsist- marriages. ce H. Getz, 3640 New Hamp- shire avenue, wants an annulment of his marriage to Margaret R. Anderson, Somerset Apartments, on the plea that she was already married to Josh Cooper when she went through ceremony Doctors Recommend Chambers . AMBULANCES Best ih the City—Calls Only...... Blankets and Pillows, All Complet Funeral Service as Low as e T Stretches $150 Steel Vaults .. We Have Large and Wholesale Facilities—Call The Great W. W. Chambers Co. Sincere Service 1400 Chapin St. N.W. with him, March 9, 1926. e 18 A p— . A. Coombe. .-nlhnm cer, H:ml:m.'h m seeks an 'annulment of mmm William Spencer, 922 W street. She ‘claims he was already the husband of Ida Tubman when he Sy e, P 1928. represen! Henry C. Finkel and H. G. Warburton. . Two Quakes Felt in Sicily. SYRACUSE, Sicily, February 15 (&) —Two earth shocks, each lasting sev-* eral seconds. were felt here at 7:40 p.m. terday. Similar shocks were noticed fi’mmu"gn later at Bengasl, Lybia, in Northern Africa. Cemetery Sites _$40 Up In One of the Finest Places Col. 0432 THE EVENING STAR, WASHING FRANK ‘POP" WHITE - DIES IN HOSPITAL Oldest Mason in Oldest U. S. Masonic Lodge Succumbs to Pneumonia. Frank H. “Pop” White, oldest mem- ber of the oldest Masonic Lodge in the United States, died in Sibley Hospital yesterday after a short illness. Death was due to bronchial pneumonia. Mr. White, who was 77 years old, had been a member of Norfolk, Va., Lodge, No. 1, F. A. A. M., for the past 56 years. In recent years the members of the Norfolk Lodge have joined with his fellow Masons of National Lodge, No. 13, of this city, to which he also be- I , and his other Masonic friends in celebrating the anniversary of his admission into Masonry. These cele- blr:uona alternated in Norfolk and this city. Six years ago, on the occasion of the MEMORIALS 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. Natl. 5870 TON, Veteran Mason Dies FRANK H. WHITE. célebration of his fiftieth anniversary as a Mason, White presented the Norfolk Lodge with a Bible which had been in his family for many generations. Since then the Bible has been used at the initiation ceremonies held by the lodge. Mr. White also was a member of the Ellllpolll Grotto and the Gavel Club ere, A native of Norfolk, Mr. White at an early age became connected with the show business as stage carpenter and followed this work until a_short time ago, working here at the Belasco and P, 2 acqual many of the stage i to this city about 1?;;?“““‘ b Mr. whu.eou #figm by his wldt}?‘w, 3 , who before her marriage was Miss Beckert; two sons, Charles J. White of this city and Frank E. White of Lanham, Md., and by eight Funeral services will be ted at | Zurhorst's funeral p-rlor:.o ngg;: East ;q:lu:)lclfil sh;;e':.mlzaortm-y afternoon at 2 | gressional Cemet:zy.'wm b ———" J. R. L. SHINN FUNERAL WILL_BE HELD TODAY Departmetn of Commerce Proof- reader Died on Thursday After Short Illness. | | Puneral services for Joseph R. L. | Shinn, proofreader at the Department ;ol Commerce, who died at his home, 624 Rock Creek Church road, Thursday after a short fllness, will be conducted at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street, this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Burial will be at Russell~ ville, Ark. Mr. Shinn would have been 50 years |old March 18, next. His father, the | late Jostah Shinn, was at one time | State superintendent of schools in Arkansas and afterward superintendent of the Democratic Congressional In- formation Bureau. Mr. Shinn is sur- ;‘}‘:'f:n by his mother, Mrs. Mildred Mr. Shinn was born at_Bridgeport, Ky, and had resided in this cfscym(or the past 22 years. “On the tables of those who know ” OUR FAMOUS Bag Coffee Drinkers On Sale Only at All “Sanitary” and Piggly Wiggly Stores GREEN BA GOFFEE We Want 'You to Drink Green Bag Coffee « « . Buy One Pound on Our Recommenda- tion and We Feel Sure Your Name Will Be Added to the Ever Increasing List of Green CENTS THE Y POUND D. C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY' 15, 198V, Qard of Thanks. JOHNSON, JOHN K. k - friends for their kindness shown her hus- band, JOHN K. JOHNSON, during his last illness. 16t WAHL. MARY LUCKEL. W - fi‘nuwledle with grateful l'ur::::’llnl: l.l‘t:e any acts of kindness in g\!r last iliness ; JULIUS WA’HL AP:{)% M Beaths. BELL. WILLIAM A. Passed on Thursday. February 13, 1930, WILLIAM A BEL Funeral services Baturday. Febriary. 15, at 10 a.m. Interment private BONITZ, WILLIAM A. Thurs 13, 1030, at Garfield Hospital, WILLIAM A BONTTZ, beloved son of Mre. Lisette Ar Bonits, Funeral from his late residence. 1333 Joth st nw. vebruary i7.at 3 o' .m." Interment = Pros o Cemetery. - BOWEN., WILLIAM THOMAS. Departed inis life Wednesday! A briaey Fz;'mn. at 5:35 pm. s residence, 2123 2nd st. n.w.. WILLIAM THOMAS BOWEN. “He o mourn their loss three children. Mrs. Edith Tavior, Mrs. Mazie Arlington and Annie ' Sampson: 11 grand- children and other reiatives and fijenas Briet service at Frazier funeral home. 385 R. I ave. n.w. on Saturday. February 15, at 7 pm. Funeral services a Mount Morian ‘A, M. B ‘chureh, Annapolis, Md, Sunday, February 16, at 1 .~ Relatives and friends invited. 15 BROADNICK, ANNIE ELIZABETH. Depart- ed this life on Tuesdas, Februaty 11, 1930, at the residence of her daughter. Lillie V. Taylor. 1533 6th st. n.w. ANNIE ELIZABETH BROADNICK, beloved wife of the late Martain Broadnick of Lingol Park, Md.: mother of Cofa Jones. Ma. randa Overton, Austin, Clemmie. Lorenzo, Arion Broadnick. Puneral Sunday, Febry- ary 16. et 2 pim, from Isracl A. M. E. Chureh, Rockville, Md. —Relatives 18! friends invited. BROOKS, ALICE. On Tuesday. February 11, 1930, ALICE BROOKS, devoted daushter of Robert and Josephine Brooks, grand- daughter of Maitie Brooks and sister of Grace E. Brooks. ary 16, at 1:30 E. Church. 2! Rev. 0 ‘ ,Dressions g . February Funeral Sunday, Febru- pim.. (rom Union Wesley rd st. between L and M Alstork _officiating. Re: W. Ernest Jarvis we: ntil 3 D, Frigay. therentier at h 3 .m, Friday. thereafter at her residence, 2309 Eve st. n.w. 16 VETERANS HONORING MEMORY OF THE DEAD Spanish War Group Holding Me- morial Services Today for Bat- tleship Maine Victims. n. Inte’ Memorial exercises, under the aus- pices of the United States War Vet- erans, commemorating the victims of the Maine disaster in Havana harbor 32 years ago, are being held this afternoon { in the riding hall at Fort Myer, Va. Dr. Orestes Ferrara, Cuban Ambas- sador; Senator Joiin M. Robsion of Kentucky and Lorin C. Nelson, depart- ment commander, are the speakers, with Gov. Fred W. Green of Michigan, com- mander-in-chief of the Spanish War Veterans, acting as master of cere- monies, Miss Jeanette McCaffrey and Fred | East, well known local singers, are on the musical program, and the United States Marine Band, under the leader- ship of Capt. Taylor Branson, will fur- nish music. ¥ FRENZEL GOES TO PRISON Joseph W. Frenzel, former clerk in the office of the auditor of the District Government, was sent to the peni- tentiary for 18 months today by Jus- tice Gordon in Criminal Division 1. He pleaded guilty to three counts of an indictment charging falsification of vouchers for refunds of taxes. The three vouchers admitted were for $986.66, $365.50 and $572.18 and were passed in 1926 and 1927, Frenzel is 36 years old, married and has four children. He came from Fair- fax, Va., and was discharged from the auditor's office in 1927, since being em- ployed as a carpenter’s assistant. Births Reported. n Michel, sirl. rie B. Mannette, girl. Otis H._and Katherine V. Ritenour, gi Louts r. and, Esther Hifst. gf Joseph . and Marie T. La Plag George T. 'and Eleanor Brown, Bernard T. and Dorothy V. Louis P. and Gwendolyn am! Alvert, D. and Agnes O'connor. sl John T. and Mary Costello, gifl. Jack and Harriet Z. Kober. girl’ Edgar E. and Harriet M. Wright, girl, Deane snd Ethel Via, boy. Willlam M. and Chatlotte Roge: Nicholas and Angela Seikes. bo Francis C. and Nannie L. Zell, boy. Willism _B. and Evelyn E. Penn, boy. Austin F_and Gertrude Canfield, boy. Charles F. and Grace Hughitt, boy. Alexander F. and Cecelia Prescott, boy. Earnest and Mai Dreitus, boy. Francis R. and Ratherine D, Underwood, boy. . boy. omas A. and Mary L. Keane, T LA whedke el Andrew and Mary Blll!{ boy. Childs and Frances Fieids, boy. Jacob and Sadie Tracy, boy. Henry and Margaret Johnson, sirl. Deaths Reported. Eliza_A. Voorhees, 8, 1600 Kenilworth “Wllam Bell, 8 1t 1t iam Bell, alty Hospital Joseph J. Garrett, 85, 2fl1l N. fl e. Newton'P. Hazelwood, 83, U. 8. Soldters' Home Hospital Tmily Grant, 76, 1408 Delafleld 76, 1349 Oank st. Jesse Armel. Mose L. Jackson, 61, Emergenc: Harry McCrea, 36, Gallinger Alice A, Wettersten, 36. Garfleld Rosie M. Burns, 21, 608 6th st. Bessle L. Pitts, 3 months, 141§ Hospital. fiolnn- . C. ave. | nee. Mary E. J. Henderson, 50, Freedmen's Ho pital. Howard Gossin, 47, Freedmen's Hospital. Roy Allen, 19, 633 L st. n.e. Marriage Licenses. Flwood A. Baker, 23. and Laura V. Smith, 21; Rev. E. J. Conneily Thomas A. Keleher. ir., 30. this city. Myrna Rock, 22, Climax, Kans.; Re Gavan. Edwin T. Smith. 21. Berckstone, Vi L. Estelle Gifft, 18, Winterpack, Va. Robert E. Mattingly. William M. Crowe, 29, and Aden; tin, 21: Rev. Alexands Jay L. France, 2 16; Rev. J. E. Jame W. Aliyn Harrison, 45, and M. Ethel Down. lng 40; Rev. W. 8. Abernethy. dward H. Smith. 31, this city, and Ev 1. Higgins, 19, Gaithersburg, Md.; Rev. H. L. Schlincke. Franklin E. Baker. 27, and Edith M. Ship- ley, 18, both of Laurel, Md.: Rev. H. A. Wfinl!l'llu. J. Westbrook. Wi 1 omeo J. Westbrook. Waverly, Marie B. Williams, 20, Suffolk, Vi T s Brvant, 23, and Ed: h Stand; am iryant, ne Iyt] andard, 20; Rev. W. H. Jerni 3 Rev. LOST. BADGE—Wednesday, vicinity, Emerson st. and Ga. a 4, Pellows gold medai belongirig to 02-year-old Odd Feliow. return to 1218 n_st. n.w. BLACK FUR ROBE and umbrella—Friday $10 reward for return to 1651 Harvard BRACELET, diamond_and emerald. Reward. Return to Richard 8. Aldric! 1601 Mass. ave. n CARD CASE_Black leather, engraved 8 ma Beta: containing driver's permit, etc 14th st. car, or from 15th and d_& Lothrop's. Reward. Spring _437. T strayed from y evening, Feb. 11. c 3926 Military rd. Reward. Cleve. 918. DOG—Airedale. male: .dD. No. 1302! rd. DOG, brown, long %all, answers to name “Rex" Return o 115 Seaton pl. n.w. Pos tomac_495-R. DOG—Brownie: —sm 10 years old; nose gray: ship Helghts, Md. 731 14th st. EYEGLABSES in brown leather ¢ inside ‘case ““Teunis Optical Co. Phone_Adams 4275-W. FOUNTAIN PEN—Small. green and gold; FPriday afternoo! Return 1812 Vernon st. n.w., Apt. 23, or call North 3682. ° Very lib- eral' reward ILOVE—Black driving glove, on 7th st. be- tween Eve and K n.w. Call Lincoln 6067-W. LEOPARD COAT and overshoes. Reward. Weitzel, 2401 Calvert st. lame, ike: stra; from n.w.; tag No. 3131, Phone De- catur 1809. 'BUIT CASE;, brown Teather, between Wash- ington, D. ., and Petersburg, Va., conta lnl Army officer’s uniforms. Rewar Address Box 102-R, Btar of N WALLET containing automobile license. reg- stration certificate. ~diplomatic card and ARuie” Rewara i Fetuined o owner ot 164 Tsin rth 4351, WHITE FOX TERRIER—brown spots on name Boots. Reward. R. A. Yo 3631 30th st Mt. Rainfer, Md. Black _and tan Ti- ‘Cail‘ clevela 'n"fazgz B dog. _about collar; from Priend- Reward. Leet Bros. Co. ST STk | WHEELER, *¥ A7 Braths. CURTIS, MARGARET B. On Friiay, Feb- ruary 14, 1930, at 10:20 a.m.. MARGARET B, widow_of Clarke E. Curtis and mother of Mrs. Willlam Henry White. Funeral Monday, February 17, at 2 p.m.. from her iate residence. 1720 Park rd. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 18 DAVIS, MARGARET A. On Friday, Feb- rusry 14, 1930, at her residence, 1014 Sth st. n'e. MARGARET A.. beloved wife of Joseph P. is. Funeral from thee at 8:30, thence to St.-Aloysius Church. where requiem mass will be sung at a.m., for the repose of her soul. Relatives and’ friends invited. Intcrment Mount Olivet Cemetery. DAVIS, RUTH. Departed this life Priday February 14, 1930. at her residence. 208 Eye st. se., RUTH, devoted daushter of Charles and Martha Davis. She leaves to mourn her departure four sis brothe Remains resting temporarily T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. .w.. until Saturday noon. Funeral Sun- late residence, 200 Eve st. s.. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 16 FRYE, KATIE DRUMMOND. Departed this KATIE 'DRUM- Wi I E residence. 477 L st. s.w. MOND FRYE, beloved wife of She leaves fo mourn their her husband, three sisters, Lula Lewis, Annie Wilder. and two nieces. Florence Brooks and Liliian_Wells. Fu- neral Sunday, February 16, at 1 o'clock, from Providence Baptist Church. M st bet, 4'4 and 6th sts. s.W., Rev. A. Sayies pastor. GARRETT, JOSEPH J. On Thursday, Feb- fuary 13 1030 af, his Tresidence, the Northumberland, JOSEPH J. GARRETT. Remairs resting at the W.' W. Chambers funeral home. 14th and Chapin sts. n.w. Ingerment Springfleld, Tenn. HALL, WILLIAM. On Thursday, February 13. 1930, at his residence, 2717 P st. n.W., WILLIAM HALL, devoted husband_of I bel Hall and father of Elenora Jackson, Annabel Brent. Eva Callaway and Louise ‘Waters: brother of Mary Clark, Elizabech Lewis and Mrs. Bessie Latiso. Funeral . Febryary 16, at 1 p.m., from First h,27th st. and Dumbarton nw. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. West End parlors. 28th st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. until Satur- ddy noon, thereatter at his late residence. HERITAGE, MARY MAULL. On Saturda Rebruary’ 15, 1930. MARY MAULL. daug ter of Christian 8. and Julia Maull He itage of 209 8 st. ne 'Body resting Gawler's chapel, 1754 Pa. ave. n.w. BServ. ices and interment private. 16 HOGAN, BRIDGET. On Saturday, February 15, 1930, at 6:30 am.. at her residence, 81 H st ne, BRIDGET HOGAN, beloved wife of the late Patrick Hogan. Notice of funeral later. HUNTER. MARTHA. Departed this life on Monday, " February 10. 1930, at Gallinger Hospital, MARTHA HUNTER, beloved wife of ‘George Hunter. She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted sister, Mrs. Frances West: one brother, Mr. Randrif Carter; seven nieces, fifteen nephews and a_ host of other relatives and_ friends. ains resting at Eugene Ford's funefal parlors. 1300 South itol st. Funeral Sunday. February 16, at 1 p.m., from the above named funeral parlors.” Interment Rose- mont Cemetery. 16 JACKSON, PHILIP. On Friday, February 14, 1930, ut Freedmen's Hospital, PHILIP JACKSON. ' devoted husband of Emma gackson and brother of Mary Lou Carter Funeral Tuesday, February i8. ‘at 1 p.m. from W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlor. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Ga. ave. n.w. LUCAS, IDA NAYLOR. Departed _this life on Thursday, February 13, 1930, at New York City. after a long iliness, IDA E. NAYLOR LUCAS, beloved mother of Ocey McGruder. Ruby Lucas, William Mc- Kinley Lucas. = She is survived by six grandchildren’ and_is the sister of Elder J. J. Naylor, H. H._ Naylor. Willlam W. Naylor and Minnie Birl. Puneral at M nassas, Va, Sunday, February 16. Rel tives and friends invited. . LUCAS, LOUISA P. Departed this life on Friday, February 14, 1030, at 12:40 am.. Mrs. UISA LUCAS, the beloved wife of the late George Lucas and daughter of on Monday, February l'li At OUISE P. The Ladies Reliable Im- e Relief Society are requested to attend the funeral of LOUISE P. LUCAS, Monday, February i7, 1930, at 1 oclock, from hef late regidence, 1733 13th st. n.w. MISS JESSIE MASON, President ADDIE CHASE GREEN, Rec. Sec'y. MARCEY, HELEN. On February 14, 1930, at_her* residence, in Cherrvdale: Va. HELEN MARCEY. beloved dsushier of William and Annié Marcey. Funeral serv- ices at Walkers Chapel, Va. Monday, February 17, at 230 pm. Friends and | relatives invited to attend. 16 | MATTHEWS, MARY C. Departed this life ‘Thursday, February 13, 1930, at her resi- dence, 41' Pierce st. n.w., after an fliness of four months Which she fought with Christian fortitude. MARY C. MATTHEWS. » February 17, 9 a.m., {ron Church, New Jersey ave. and New York ave. n.w. MATHEWS, MARY C. The officers and Members 'of St. Thomas' Ladies' Auxiliary, No. 64, and "District Auxiliary, No. of the death of Sister MARY C. EWS. Call meeting at her late fesidence, 41 Plerce st. n.w., Sunday, February 16, 1930, 8:30 p.m. Funeral mass Monday. ‘P::bl'u;li 17, at 9 a.m., at Holy Redeemer treh: LIZZIE M. WELLS. Aux. Pres. MARY A_QUANDER, Aux. Sec. CHARLOTTE LUCKETT, Di: 1. M. SMACKUM., Dist. Be« McCOY. MARY ELLEN. At Merchantille, N. J. Thursday. February 13, 1930, MARY ELLEN, daughter of Charles and_ Evelyn MecCoy. Body will be at' home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Thomas, 316 McLean ave. sw., Sunday and Monday until time of funeral. Notice of funeral later. JOHN N. Dej y, February 14, ). 5 p.m.. at Freedmen's Hospital JOHN N. Mc- DUFFY. Announcement of funeral will be later. . MORGAN. WILLIAM. On Saturda: ruary 8, 1930, WILLIAM MORG: voted husband of Margaret brother of Joseph Morgan. Fune day. February 17, at 3 pm.. from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. West End parlors. 28th st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. 16 NEER, JOHN_C. Comrades of Richard J. Harden Camp, No. 2. W. V.. are requested 0 assemble at Tabler's funeral 918 M st. n.w.. Mol ruary 17,1830, at 1:15 p.m’, to attend the funeral of our 'late comrade, JOHN C. NEER LEO M. DEVLIN, Commander. 16 PETERS, EMMA LOUISE. Departed this life ‘on Thursday. February 13, 1930. at 5:05 pm. at Garfield Hospital, EMMA LOUISE PETERS. aged 15 years, devoted daughter of Moses N. and Lula R. Peters. Besides her parents she ' leaves ~three brokhers, Blackman and William Peters of Chicago, 1il and Mark Peters of this city: four sisters. Mrs. Pearl Carmichael, Mrs. Grace Robertson: Misses Dolly and Alice Peters. all of Washington. D. and a host of friends and ciassmates to mourn their loss. Funeral Sunday, Fel ruary 16. at 2 p.m.from her late resi- dence, 1916 3rd st. n.w. PLEASANT. CLARISSA. Departed this lite We-nes February 12, 1930, at the restience of her nearest friend, M Frances _Harris, 2450 Ontario rd. CLARISSA PLEASANT. Relatives friends survive her. Funeral Sunda Tuary 18, at 1 pm. from Frazier's ne. funeral home, 389 R’ 1. ave. n.w. Friends and relatives invited. 18 RAITZ, FRANK W. On Friday, February 14, 1930, FRANK 'W., beloved husband of Frances May Raitz (nee Thompson) and father of Mrs. Edith I Lushy. ~Funeral from his late residence. 745 10ih st. se.. on Monday, February 17, at 11 am. Rel: atives and friends invited. Interment Congressional Cemetery. 16 P omans o Febriars o sao. "0 Hle*ref onday. Febriary 10, . dence, 344 B st. s.w., ROBERT REED, b loved' husband of Frances A Reed and devoted father of Francis A. Jones, Marie Williams, grandfather of George R. Williams stepfather of Emma R. Red- mon, beloved brother of Josephine Gynns. Body resting at Annie Holloway's chapel, on 4%: 'st. sw. Funeral Sunday, Febru: ary 16, at 1 pm. from zion' Baptist Church. F st. between 3rd and 4is st sw. Rev. L’ W. Washington offciatin Relatives and friends invited. Intermen Woodlawn Cemetery. RICE, CHARLES. On Thursday. Februar: 13.'1930. at 'his residence. Cedar Height Md., CHARLES RICE. devoted father Rodney. Chauncey, h and Alice Rice. Funeral Monday. uary 17, at 3 p.m from 8t Matthew's C. M. E Church. Cedar Heights, Md. Interment at Payne's Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 16 ROLLINS, REBECCA. Departed this life o Monday, February ‘10, 1930, at Freedmen Hospital, REBECCA R . Bhe leaves 8, devotéd mother, two rothers. Jame C. Rollins. and a host of friends. Funeral Sunday, February 16, at 1:30 p.m. from Frank_Williams’ funcral parlors, 208 L st. n'w. Rev. W. H. Jernigan officiating. In- terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. SHINN, JOSEPH R. L. On Thursday, Feb- Tuary 13, 1930, At his residence. 624 Rock Creek Church’ road n.w., JOSEPH R. L. beloved son of Mildred C; Shinn, Remaing resting_at the 5. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. n'w. Funerai services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th & . on Saturday, February. 15, at 8 p.m. 15 TILLETT. ROBERT LEE. Priday, February 14, 1930, at his residence, 760 7th ROBERT LEE, beloved husband of ‘Mary Ellen Tillett. Funeral from his late resi dence Mon ) ‘!eb;uny }".d l‘z flnbmd. fives and friends invited o attend. Tificiment Cedar il Cemetery. 16 ey 16 1350, at er Fesigence, 4338 Wis- Tanry 14, 1930 et her residence. H consin ave., CHARLOTTE M. WEBER, be- foved wife ‘of J. ¥, \Weber. ' Remains rest ing at the W. W. Chambers funeral hom 1) Notice D!’L\l Pres. | Feb- n.w and Fo WEST, JOHN H. On Thursds 1030, at 8 p.y. JOHN H. son of Mary West Whipps and Trens and Leroy West and Edn Remains resti: t the Co. funeral Funeral Mond: LILLIE B. De on Saturday, February 18, am, at her residence. 4707 ne, LILLIE B. WHEELER, the devoted wife of Rev. Junius A. Wheeler, loving mother, of Eula. Naomi Cleg.! nie Lenard, Theodore, bastian and Leatha Wheeler, Aquilia Saunders und An. nie ‘Harrington: sister of Laura Baker, c!?lud.ll‘fiu?'tr o h i!flh’h ‘h"d e also leaves & host of othel and friends. '“fotice "of “funeral other of Anthony. above residence on Monday. February 17, | February 16, at 1:30 p.m., from her | life ‘Wednesday, February 12,1930, at her | 2 Knights of St. John, are hearby notified MATH- rt | I Beaths. | WILLIAMS, GEORGE. Departed this 1 Thursday, February 13, 1930, at § p.m.. Vi Hospital, 'GEGROT: Teaves to mourn th TAlns can be secn 4t Moo & Aflen's. 130 e o ., 13t and Florids ave. Burial in Baitimore, 3a H. On Friday, Pebruary 14, 1930, ‘at Sibley Memorial Hospita' FRANK H. beloved husband of Nellie C White of 821 2nd st. ne. Bervices will be held at Zurhorst's’ funeral parlors. 301 East Capitol st. on Monday. February 17. 8,3, pm. Interment Congressional Cgm- etery. WHITE, FRANK H. (POP). A special com- mimication of National Lodge. No. 13, F. A A M. s called for Monday, Februirs 17, 1930, at 1 pm., at Masonic Temple, 13th st.'and N. ave. nw. to conduct the furieral services of our iate honorars member, Brother FRANK H. (POP) W RAYMOND N BABCOCK. Mast aster. WILLIAM E. SCHOOLEY, Sec. 16 In Memoriam. BROOKS, MATTIE C. A tribute of love my darling mother, MATTIE C. BROOK who departed this life one year ago fo- day, February 15, 1029, Remembrance is the golden chain Death tries to break, but all in vain. To love, to have and then to part Is the greatest sorrow of the heart. HER BABY, ALBERTA B. WINKIE. | COLES, JAMES AND MAGGIE. A sacred tribute ‘of love to the memory of our dear brother, JAMES COLES, who passed away elght years ago. October 3, 1921, and our devoted mother, MAGGIE 'COLES. who passed into eternal rest one vear 280 to- day, February 15, 1929 HER LOVING CHILDREN. GREEN. MARY STEWART. 1In loving mem- ory of my dear motner, MARY STEWART GREEN, who departed this_life eleven years ago today, February 15, 1919. Today I turn back the pages In ¢he book of memories, And the sweet face of my dear mother Again in my thoughts I see. HER DAUGHTER, MARY. tender HOROWITZ, ABE. In sad, re- membrance of our beloved son and brother, ABE HOROWITZ, who entered into rest elght years ago today, February 15, 1023, It is not the tears at the time that are sher That tell of the hearts that are broken, But the silent tears in the after years And remembrances silently spoken. Remembrance is a gplden chain Death tries 0 break, but afl in vain, To have, to hold and then to part Is the saddest sorrow of our hear! I A wonderful son. brother and aid— | One who was better God never mad Just in your judgment, always right, Honest and liberal, ever upright, Loved by your friénds an aff' Whom you A wonderful father, son and brother we ou DEVOTED MOTHER AND PAMILY, ¢ LANDON, NANCY. 1In sad_but iovis 7 membrance of my dear mother NANGY LANDON, who departed this life fourteen years ago today, February 15, 1916, Just & thought of sweet remembrance, Just & memory. sad and true: Just the love and sweet devotion Of the one who thinks of_you. u HER _LOVIN A EROLYQVING DAUGHTER, BERTHA L. WHITE, FRANK O'BEA, MARY. In sad and loving remem- brance of our dear mother, MARY O'D] A 0, diea Diie Sears ago.oday, Pebruary Nine years have passed, de: t ' o nearts Rie iy e came, " ? Shient e At the mention of lf:’ ;:mc ~ A wonderful mother. woman and aid: One who was' better 'Gad never. made: A"wondertul worker, so Joyal And ‘i One in a milllon—that, mother, was you. Just in your judgment, always right; Honest. and iiberal. ever uprght Loved by "our triends and all Whom you Ourwonderful mother—that mother was When we are alone and sil ’nyuyoh‘:!;!eh: a deep rglrset.m‘ Te Durs, e we If all the "Ofld!ln.rx;!l itrsher Dear mother, it “matters which road HOW ARk or lonely 1t may b, ‘We know that God 1 somewh The 16ad that leads to thee May she rest in peace. HER THREE SONS, REDWAY, DAISY. In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear, sweet mother. DAISY, REDWAY, who departed t! One vedr o today, February 15, 1030, " oin | ) orgotten. 1 think of you each da: iy HER _LOVING ) TH o ey DAUGHTER, RUTH E. membrance of my dea &CHAFil.ir-' l’lh% fl‘eoflfllrterd"l‘sfl 'cllavlnli- HIS LOVING'EoN, CHARLES Bauhren. SPARROW. MATTIE E. In memory of our ear, wife and motner, MATTIE & SPA a50 todey, February 15,1923, "0 Cr TOE She is sleeping, in God's keeping, For-her fask on eatih'is ‘done; 8o, desiring, never tiring. A s won. ind the Victory she HER HUSBAND AND. CHILDREN. In loving R embrance ne SiA GARET, o 1o 5t our datighter ter MARY MARGARET WEAVER," who lefé us One year ago, February 19, 1020, ‘We had a precious treasure once, She' was 'our Joy and bride. We loved her. perhaps toa weil, One vear ago she died. SCHAFER, CONRAD. 1In sad and loving re- AD How sad my lonely life t: 3 1 thought was mine ,?or years. . SISTER. * WEAVER, VIRGIE GILBERT. Sacred to the memory of our beloved wife iter and : . F!grull’l 15, 1928. it Bhe was one with soul divine, Whose heart was constant and t; One who was the same MARIE. One who was always kind. Who would always forgive and forget: One with the purest of minds. _.Whose ln!ndlmg was never set. HER DEVOTED SISTERS. M CLEMENTS AND SARA GII A precious one from us is gons A voice we loved is stilled: A place is vacant in our hearts Which never can be filled HER leNg BROTHERS, ERMIT, FRANCIS AND JAMES GILBERT. . { WILLIAMS, MARION D. 1In sad and JN"S remembrance of our_ dear husband & father, MARION D. WILLIAMS, Who d parted this life two years ago today, Feb- ruary 15, 1938 In_our hearts your memory i Sweetly. tender, kind and tr There is not & day, de ThAt ve do not think of you nngEE WA Renm ESTELLE R. EPPS. . ADELE FUNERAL DIRECTORS. uick. Dignified, Eficlent Service Avtoriohils Sertics ¢ S vl W. W, Deal & Co. 816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200, J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTO CREMATORIUM. 332 PA._AVE. N.W. _NATIONAL 1384, 1388 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 1 EAST CAPITOL ST. lpone Lincet o512 Joseph F, Birch’s Sons (18AAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Fhone West 0098 Established 1841 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. National 2473 Modern Cl Telephone ~TIMOTHY HANLON Funeral Director Private Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. Line, 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. ceassors of nor connsctea W, ooo' It 3 eatablish- | ment. t Fhions Prapk. esze 1009 . N.W. _______ Formerly 940 F St. N Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 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