Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1930, Page 9

A true Gothic style, the ornament sup- lements and completes the form in a Kamonioul manner—adding life and in- terest—yet the suite retains dignity and repose. Panels of oak in frames of solid walnut are features of the buffet and THE EVENTI) W. B. Moses & Sons SINCE “1861—SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE 9 AM. to 6 P.M. F Street at Eleventh National 3770 This Suite, the Raynham, a 375 Gothic Style in Walnut and Oak $250 FEBRUAR FURNITURE SALE on extension slides. Note the drawer arrangement of the buffet—a three-tiered silver tray, a deep dish-drawer and two linen drawers, all The major pieces are in figured walnut veneers. Ten pieces SUSAN B. ANTHONY 110th Birthday Anniversary| of Feminist Celebrated at Barker Hall. Tribute was paid to the memory of | Susan B, Anthony, suffrage ploneer, by | (& 8roup of her personal friends and admirers on the occasion of the cele- bration of her 110th birthday ann versary in Barker Hall of the ‘} w. C. A. yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley, Miss Janet Richards, Miss Belle Sherwin, presi- dent of the National League of Women Voters, and Mrs, Bertha Yoder Werth- ner gave short addresses as the prin- cipal feature of the program, which was presided over by Mrs. Anna E. Hendley of the Anthony League. Mrs, Hendley, in calling the meeting to or- der, used the gavel which belonged to Susan B. Anthony, Various Reforms Reviewed. Mrs. Wiley reviewed the varlous re- forms in which Miss Anthony was in- terested, ting out that her serviee to the coun had not been solely as a m.oneer for woman suffrage. “She was trumental in gaining better condi- tions and higher salaries for teachers in _our schools; in obtaining Negro Suffrage and in alding the cause of temperance, as well as doing outstand- ing wor the cause of suffrage for women,” declared Mrs. Wiley, Miss Richards told many personal recollections of Miss Anthony and re- ferred to the book by Mrs. Ida Husted Harper as being the authentic biography of the pioneer feminist. Miss Sherwin recounted some of the trials Miss | Anthony and her cotemporary work- | ers endured In the early days of suf- | frage, while Mrs. Werthner paid tribute | to the leader and told some personal | recollections of the former “Woman | Suffrage Part; organized by Miss Anthony's group, Musical Program Heard. | ANl of the speakers added a word of praise for the work of Mrs. Hendley | and the late Mrs. Nanette B. Paul in keeping alive the spirit of Susan B. Anthony. . Miss Gertrude Lyon, accompanied by Mu‘g:ret Boyd Grant the piano, led in singing of the “Battle Hymn of the Republic” and gave additional solo numbers. Dr. Ulysses Grant Plerce pronounced the invocation. On_the platform with the speakers and Mrs. Hendley were Mrs, Harper, | Dr. Willlam E. Tindall, Miss Caroline B. Stephens and Mrs. Willlam E. Chamberlin. A large number of local organizations were represented in the audience. A group of Girl Reserves acted as | ushers, including the Misses Thais Spencer, Margaret Cragg, Margaret | Hedgecock, Elizabeth Middlemas, Betty Alexander. Charlotte Nicholson, Beatrice ff, Hortense Gifford, Helen Jones, | len Sieman and Ethel Guisenberry. very on identifici dvertisement. Ci 30._Col. 6008. IAG, woman’ tion and payment for this | 139 Parkwood pi._after LOST. BAG, brown leather. Sunday night on Mt. P S near Kenessw Apta. Phone Col containing 314. Call M. Milis, 712, 18* AMOND RING, | center sione with iD'l. small diamonds on each side; th st. between H_and Eve, W, P. Kerr, ! CURTIS, WASHINGTO! FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR FRANK H. WHITE Oldest Member of the Oldest Ma- sonic Lodge in America Ex- pires at Age ot 77. Funeral services for Frank H. White, 77 years old, who died in Sibley Hos- pital Priday after a short iliness, were conducted at Zurhorst's funeral parlors, 301 East Capitol street, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Interment was in Congres- sional Cemetery, Mr. White had the distinction of be- ing the oldest Mason of the oldest Masonic Lodge in the United States. He had belonged to the Norfolk Lodge, | No. 1, F. A, A, M,, for the past 56 years, He also _was a member of National Masonic Lodge, No. 12, of Washington. MRS. ABRAHAM DIES. Mrs. Mary W. Abraham, 80, a Wash- ington resident for 56 years, died yes- terday at her residence, 113 Pifth street northeast, following an iliness of two months. She was the widow of James H. Abraham. _Since coming to Washing- ton from Richmond, Va., she had been an active member of the Grace Baptist Church. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. D. G. Struble and Miss Martha L. Abraham, and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held tomor- Tow afterncon at 2 o'clock at_the residence. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. @uard of Thanks. SMITH, PAULINA. 1 wish to extend my heartfelt thanks and appraciation for the acts of kindness. messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received rom my many friends in my sad bereavement in the loss of my beloved wife PAULINA SMITH. J. CLAY SMITH. Draths. ABRAHAM, MARY W. On Sunday, Peb- ruary 16, 1930, at her residence, 113 Sth st. ne.' MARY W. ABRAHAM, heloved mother ‘of Mrs. D.'G. Struble and Miss Martha L. Abraham. Funeral services at her late residence, 113 5th st. n.e. Tues- day, February 18.'at 2 o'clock p.m, Rel atives and friends’ invited. Intermen: Rock Creek Cemetery. . NNETT, SARAH ELIZABETH. On Mon- dny, February 17, 1930, at Providence Hos pital, SARAH ELIZABETH, beloved wife of JOHN STT of 333 Kentucky ave. e Funeral from the James T. Ryan fu- neral pario; 7 Pa. ave. s.e., on Wed. nesday. Febriary 19, at 2 p.m.” Relatives and friends invited. 18 NNETT, SARAH GRACE. On Munday, February 18, 1930, at her residence, 1326 Massachusetis ave. se., BARAH GRACE, beloved wife of Reuben’ A. Bennett. Pu- neral services will heid “at her_ late residence on Tuesday, Pebruary 18, at 11a.m. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. BUZZONE, FRAN ICO. Departed this ddenly, on Sunda; February 16, at 4:45'am., PRANCESCO. beloved id of Elmira Parsons Buzzone. Re- resting at his late residence, 102 Carolina ave. s.e. Interment pri- COLRURN, CHARLES February 15. 1930, Wisconsin ave. n.w. CHARLES WLY, be- loved husband of Mary Eilen Colburn' (nee Bcheele). Funeral services at residence. at 9:15 am., Tuesday. February 18. Re atives ‘and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. COPELAND. ANNIE. On Saturday, Febru- ary i5 1930, at her residence, 763 Harvard ., 'ANNIE COPELAND, _beloved hter ‘of Leonard and Mary Copeland She algo leaves one brother and one ter. " Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and 'E . February 18, 1:30 from Gethsemane Baptist Church. 22nd and Va _ave. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ELY. On Saturday. Departed this life suddenly, on Sunday.’ February 16, 1930, at 3 am. at his residence, 1046 48th st ne. Washington. D. C. WASHINGTON CURTIS, the devoted hisband of Ch lotte V.’ Curtis and father of Mary and Alice Curtis and brother of Mrs. Mamie Keys. “Puneral Wednesday, February 19. at 1'pm., from his late residence, 1046 48th st. ne. Relatives and friends vited to attend. 1 DAVIS, ELIZA. at_his residence, 1623 | e | E Offcers and members of | MORTON, ANNIE D. A Depurted this life Braths. GARDNER, FLORENCE MAY. On Saturday, Drusry 15 1030, at 1 pim. st Geores! town Hopit RENCE {AY GARD- dsughter of the late Louise and George william Allen of Baltimore, Md. in her sixty-fifth year. Funeral Tuesd a# 10 a1, from Hysong's funeral pario 1300 N st. n.w. L i GREEN. JORN A. On Saturday, Pebruary 15, 1930, at his residence, 915 French st n.w. JOHN EEN, beloved grandson of Mrs. Betsy Green. Funeral Wednes- day, February 19, at 1 p.m.. from Lomax's chapel, 1400 8 st. now. Friends invited Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 18 MICHAEL, THOMAS. On February ] Providence Hospital. MICHAEL THOMAS, beloved husband of Bridset Monaghan Hagan, aged 77 years. Funeral 1rom his late residence, 3201 Bunker Hill rd., Mount Rainier, Md.. on Tuesday. Feb- Tudry 18, at 9:30 am. ihence to &¢. James: Catholic’ Church. mass will ‘be_sa at 10 o'clock, Interment at Mount Oliyet | Cemetery. RIS, CARRIE. Departed this life Sun- Ly e raary 18, 100, after & briet il | ness, at her. residence. 1604 New Jersev | ave.’ n.w. CARRIE HARRIS. widow of | Oliver Hatris, beloved mother of Benjamin | H. John O. Lulu M. Smith. Walter P. Harrls, ‘Annie E. Jones. Henry L. and Mar- rris, Funeral services Wednes- bruary 19, at 12:30 p.m. at First Church. 27th st. and Dumbarton resting at the W. *fiineral parlors. 2242 Ga. | ave. n.w. Interment Bterling. Va. 18 | HARTMANN, CHARLES ADAM. Suddenly. 0 Bunaay. Fenruaty 16n 1090 at MeAe Fex. CHARLES ADAM HARTMANN, oved husband of Ads L. Hartmann. In- terment at McAllen, Tex. HENRY, SAMUEL W. On Monday. February 17, 1930, &t 2:35 am. SAMUEL W. be- loved hisband of Amy' Gwinn Henry' (nee Barber). Funeral from his late residence, 1912 Eye nw. on Wednesdy, Fe rusry 19, &t 2 pm. Interment Co wressional Cemetery, 18 HOGAN, BRIDGET. On Saturday. Pebru- ary 15, 1930, at 6:30 &.m. BRIDGET, b loved wife of the late Patrick Hoxan. neral from 61 H sv. n | Fen- ruary 18, at 8:30° a.m., thence 10 8t. Aloyslus Church, where tolemn high ma will be sald at 9'am. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. HOWARD, HENRY J. M. On Monda: ruary 17, 1930, at his residence. 87 V st nw. HENRY'J M. HOWARD. beloved father of R-bert H. Howard. Puneral ser at his late residence on Wednesday. ruary 19, at 2:30 p.m, Interment Rock Creek Cemetersy. 18 | JACKSON, PHILIP. On Priday. Pebruary 14, 1930 ut Preedmen’s Hospital, PHILIP JACKSON. devoted husband of Emma Jackion ‘and brother of Mary Lou Carter. Funeral Tuesday, February 18. at 1 p.m. from W. 5 vis Co. tuneral parior. Remains resting at the W. Co. funeral parlor: | JONES., MARY JA | life on”Sunday, | residence. | neral Ia | LIPPARD, Wi ing. Febru 1138 7th st husband of LEE. Departed this | ruary’ 16, 1930, at her | 217 '9th st. n.w. Notice of fu- IAM A. On Monday morn- 17, 1930, at his residence ne'. WILLIAM A. beloved Cordelia “A. Lippard (nee Brierly), in his 78th year. Notice of fu- neral hereatter. LOWR, ELIZABETH. On Sunday. February 16,1930, at Walter Reed General Hospital, | ELIZABETH LOHR. wife of the late Aaron Lohr, aged 81 years. Puneral from the of her daghter, Mrs. Alan R. Benner. 21 Adams st. n.w.. on Wedne day. Pebriiary 19, at 9 a.m. Requiem mass Martin's Church at 9:30 a.m. Rel and friends invited to attend. Inte at Arlington National Cemetery. MARDEN, CHARLFS ALBERT. on Bunday. February 16, 1930, at his res dence, Oxon Hill, Md., CHARLES ALBER’ ROEN. aged 69 yedrs Puneral services at St. Barnabas’ Church, Oxon Hill. on Tuesday, Pebruary 18, at 3 p.n. Inter- | _ment at’ church cemetery. . | MATTINGLY, LOUIS G. Monday meruing. | Fepruary vr, Acton pl., LOUIS G. MATTINGLY, beloved husband ‘of Susie Fawcett Mattingly. Fu- neral Wednesday, Pebruary 19. 9:30_ a.m.. from 3t Ann's Catholic Ch: Inter: ment Mount_Olivet. 18 MeDUFFIE, JOHN N. Departed this life on Priday, Pebruary i4. 1930, at Preedmen's | Hospital, JOHN N. McDUFFIE. husband of the late Mizsourl McDufe and brother of Mrs. Julia Jones and M-s. Janie Brown. also’ uncle of Elizabeth Blaks and Bessie Russell and Julia_ Hardie. The funeral will be held Tuesdny. Pebruary 18, at 1 oclock, from Galbraith A. M. E.' Zion Church. 6th st. between L and M nw. Body will lie in state at the church Mo day evening, February 17. . MILBURN, CHARLES. Departed this_life Atirday, Pebrusry 1371930, CHARLES MILBURN. He leaves to mourn their loss & son, Thegdore Milburn, and sister, Mrs. Douslas. ~ Puneral services Tuesda ruary 18, at 10 at St. Augustine Catholic iting at Boyd & Wilson's funer 0 L st. n.w. | MILBURN, CHARLES. The Catholic Ben fcial Soclety will Hold a call meeting at the funeral parlors of Boyd & Wilson on | Monday.. Februa . at 8 pm. to a range {or the funeral of Brother CHARLES MILBURN. ~ Puneral from St. Augustine's | Church on Tuesday. Pebruary 18, at 10 a.m._ CHARLOTTE LUCKETT. President. MATILDA ESKRIDGE, Secretary. | COLBERT, at his residence, 4425 : In Memortam. ANNIE M. In sad and lovh Temembrance of my dear mother, ANNI M. COLBERT, who departed this lite thres years ago today, February 17, 1927, ©Oh, how could I forget you, dear mother, Three years ago today. As 1 stood beside your bedside belpless And saw You pass away. You are not forgotten, dear mother, Nor will you ever be: As long as life and memory lash 1 will always remember thee YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, MRS. KATHe ERINE E. CARBERRY. DUVALL. BERNARD P. Sacred to the me oy of my dear’ husband, BERNARD B DUVALL. Who departed this life one year 850 today, February 17, 1099 May he rest in pease, There are stars that 5o out in the darke ness, Their silvery light shines en: Thete are fowers whose {ragrance st nger When the blossoms have faded and gone, <There are souls full of light and sweetn Long eiter their life current flows, But their sweetness lives on with the live ng. Like the soul of the star and the rose, Burrounded by friends, T am_lonesoms; In the midst of all Bleastres T'm Dis Smiles on my face. bit my Leatt aches, Longing, dear_loved one, for you WIFE, IDA' C. DUVALL, He suffered hours, yes, hours, of pain, To wait for cure, but ail \n vain, For God alone knew what was best, He took him home to give him rest SISTER, LOT. FAULKNER, JANIE P. 1In loving memo, of my dedr mother, JANIE P. FAULKNE who died sixteen years ago tcday. Febs ruary 17, 1914, May the heavenly winds blow softly O'er that sweet and haliowsd spot: Mid the changing scenes, dear mother, of all never be fo LOVING DAUGHTER, EVA, @ In loving reme; H, OSCAR M. brance of our dear husband and fath Wwho departed this life three today, February 17, 1927, Some may think you are forgotten When at times they see us smile. d% they know the silent hearte suffer_all_the while. HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. HELLWIG, CHARLE geal? (20 remembrance of our dear er, CHARLI HELLWIG. who departed this life seven years ago todey, February 17, 1023. Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just & memory fond and true; Just s token of devotion, | 1 That our hearts still wrfeve for you, ) TED 'SON AND ‘ BAUGHT . ADOLPI AND NELLIE. . ELLA B. A loving and sacr neinory of our vel vears ago falthful mother, BLI entered the beyond February elght years ago todsy. And in the morn those angel faces smil Which we have long since loved and awhile HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, JOSF] FLORINE, " MAMIE, JUL N GEORGE. i, MILLER, TERESA ANNA. brance of our dear TERESA ANNA MILL een years ago today, Gone is the face we Hushed 15 the volce We cannot help but wonder why The best are always the first to die, LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN, 8 - MOSS, LUCY A. A tribute of t memory of a beautiful Chr‘:stl‘:;’eh”-r“:fi- In loving rems wite And motiiafe R, who died eigh ebruary 17, 1913, loved to hear, ter, our dear wife and mother, LUCY M who passed into the great beyor one year ago today, February 17, 1929, Gentle mother, sainted mother, Loving mother, kind and tr: Resting now in peace with Jesus, e VST SRR A DREN. o . OFFUTT, CHARLES E. In sad and joviny remembrance of my dear hu ind fl"::? tfiHA‘nLl‘fl . OFFUTT, who _des B s life two ye 3 parted this life two years aeo today, Pebe Today the saddest in the year. To us since you left us, Over Jordan's swelling tide, Just beyond the shi flan shore, | There we will meet you, dear husband and TO VRS INE pavonTER, o | OLIVER. LEWIS F. In loving memory | IERTTHS! A e e radar S | ry 17, 1920, MOTHER ¥ PARKER. IRENE. In sad but_lovi membrance of my dear wite, IRENE P. KER, who departed this life one year today. Pebruary 17, 1929, In_my heart your memory lingers, | Sweetly, tender. Xind and irue; | ‘There is not a day, dear wife, That I do not think of you. DEVOTED HUSBAND, J6sEPH B PARe | PETERSON, MAGGIE R. In_loving m | ory_of our dear mother, MAGOIE RE- BECCA PETERSON, who departed I lite ane vear ao today: Februsry 15 1050 on 523 Colonial| “rorest Temple. No. 9, 1. B. P. O. E. of W.. | Rerus e % Mo We_shall never forget. | - Bw.. Al MORTON. | HER DEVOTED SONS. BRAXTON EE1zA DAVIS ' sexvion of sorrow Mondas, | iDe peloved wift of Jona Morisn” Punerai | PRI LEORGE W FARERNoNs Februaty 17, at 8 pm., at the Elks' Home, | TECReYCRl; TRATUEE Io A% at®Foit Tom | PURCELL, ALIC In sad but Joving Filldne g by BY bt Tl | SOl | BOmER of oy, sttt moper, N ebruary " , who' departed - i Atenue Baptist' Church, Vermont ave..be- | MOTEN, DOROTHY. The Ladies’ CUff Rock | FURC g0 today, February 11 1028 " faeh. 90018 Bt R ogdotingy QA | BSNSTRAP IR, Bndiet ettty | HER Cutlbay. o I T ¥ e R i February 19, 1930, at 1 p.m., from her | REISER. MARGARET. In loving rememe | china fronts. in all, regularly $375, now $250. " Buy Your Fine Furniture Like Your Good Car—Our Deferred Payment Plan Might Well Be Called “Moses’ Investment Plan” Purniture, Pifth, Sixth and Seventh Ploors T nd tan: A Rt qa02 @ wooly poodle with DI Call North 8836. J. ne. g T0, AR between 2501 | Conn. and 1 iye: antique amber ear: fomaia " Phove North_3512. in brown leather Optical % W brance of our dear mother, MARG. MARIE PIERCE. Fin seryyier Ruler. late residence, 294 Btk 3 ART, Pres. R caruno, Passed away hineleen years DAVIS. ELIZA. The officers and members | LOUISE LEWIS, Fin, Sec. HER " BAUGHTERS. * CATHERINE ¥, of drill team of Morning Star Lodge. No. | MURRAY, JAMES D. On Saturday, Pebru- | . FREDERICKA E. THOMA. % and Auxiliary, No. 9, 1 B. B O B of |~ ary 15" 1030 at Garfleld Memorial Hos- | ! Bl are hereby ordered fo meet in session ital, JAMES D.. beloved husband of the | SETTLERS, MARTHA. GURLEY. PLEAS- it bet. British embassy and | rrow Monday. February 17, 1930, ai ate ' Prances Murray. = Fun services | ANT. In loving remembrance of our de= rd_ Lineoln 7770. . Elks' Home at'8 pm. to make ar-| will be heid at Zurhos al parlor, i g KA ool T | . Sehwsents (66, e, qundtiy oo 85| a1 e Saplor o e rhesdny enbtunry s 'oF Franklin 6160, br. 11. | - feated dsushter 3 Cemetery, DAVIS. Maj. THOMAS P. GREEN. | AVIS. MRS, FLIZA. Officers and members | NEWLAND, JESSIE M. On_Sunday, Peb- ”axlnhn:'.!'c‘a'u{;fl Ko, 20: R: 0Dy ghd; | muary 16 1050 ar Wester'aemortal fiot: by no the dea ster ai Chicaso, EL1ZA DAVIE. " Cal 2 {AND, beloved daughte! ZA DAVIS. | Called meeting at the | Balle 008 “Hith st w n el Frederick and Serah E pall: Jooe 1ith st n.w. Mondsy evenins. | Fredetick and lewiand ang sis- I DACGRTERS Al Slent tear nEv. & Taylor, Mrs. C. J. of Chicago. Tll. | SMITH, WILLIAM H. MONROE. LUCINDA. and Mrs. E. R. Davidson of Washington, | red to the memory of our loved on D. C. Interment at Macomb, Il 18° i, 890 And brother, WILLIAM H, SMi OSBORN. SARA McCORMICK. On Monday. [ Who died peacefully February 17, February 17, 1930, at 12:30 am. SARA [ our niece and cousin, Mrs. LUCINDA McCORMICK OSBORN, beloved daughter | MONROE, who died suddenly, November of Mrs. Gail McCormick Osbo her- | 3. 1924, Shall we meet beyond the river? Gone, but never will be forgotten. MRS, JENNIE SMITH AND DAUGHTE] . 1930, ' at Georgetown Un JEANNETTE SMITH, ESSIEOLA SM! Hospital, 5th and N sts. nw.| HAWKINS. b fur lined manfd. by John Priend, mother, MARTHA SETTLERS, w) ted this' life four vears ago tod ary 17, 1926, ‘and our dear gran mother, PLEASANT GURLEY, who_left ug seventeen years ago, Pebruary 31, 1913, As we loved them. so we miss them, In our hearts they are always nea: Loved, remembered, longed Bringing many a silent te AT, ¥ ned to 1628 1 K. green money, _othe! A Special Purchase for the February Oriental Rug Sale February 17. Puneral Tuesday. Februar i8.'at 1 pm. {from Verment Avenue Bap- tist Church. Vermont ave. between Q wnd R sts. n.w. By order of Hagar Court, No. 20. SISTER MAGGIE SWITH. W. M. BROTHER CHARLES JOHNSON, Acting W. 'P. TRENE MCELDERRY. Pin. Sec. DAVIS, ELIZA. Officers and Members of {he Drill Caimp of Morning Star, Lodes. 0. 40, and Auxiliary. No 9. I 'B. P. Eof You are hereby notified to’ at AR AT, tend a session of sorrow at che EIKS | versity Home, 1536 15th st. n.w.. Monday night. | Sfitet” \{AR! VINA*(hen O'Connell)' | STAFFORD, SALLIE STOKES. In sad ED PUP, female: tag No. 18545, | Home. | 3 'y 17, 1930, at 8 p.m.. to make Requiem mass will be d at Georgetown | d_3 rangements ' for the furieral of Pr University Hospital chapel on_ Wednes- | SEORES STAPPORNC L mother, SA | e Id, on gold link bracelet. | ELIZA DAVIS. Funeral Tuesday, Febru- | day, oodhouse, Cavaller Hotel. | ary ‘18, from Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, Vermont ‘ave. between Q and R WRIST WATCH. Ollendort, WRITRala I | ais A ¥, ELZARET GORDON. Pres. mesh racelet, between 1000 ¥ si. ani est: - 2 SLINGLAND, 1. LEO, 1y, i B At eviacrast " Piven tvtrn 1o 100 | FITZ, LEO L. On Saturday, Pebruary 18, ";.;,,...‘,, 3 o ',:gf{",;l;';,":;‘:':, brance of cur boy. RICHARD H. THOR! st._(ofce). ! 1930, ut 9:30 am. at East Corinth, Me. | ine 1owis end. May .| who departed this life two years ago tos S=e——————————————=| LEO 'L beloved hisband of Thelma'Fran’ | Pineral trom T. ¥. Cos Dar- | day, February 17, 1928. ces Fits, Remains to be shipy 1 4 dnesday, | Tw ve MEMORIALS | iSRS REAAEINET | BRI 8 WAt | 350 i e s v s e 18 Aloysius Church, high mass will be NCE, IN GRANITE. MARBLE e Station Return p.m. o to_ 181 Tn Tan 1401 Girard. = 2 CAT, white, full-grown, anawers to | Bamp Feits; Tout” aince i Feoraary, ne: | Klotzbach, Ploodgate Boat House, | Water 5w . 1._4917-J. On_ Monda: February 19. at 9 a.m. Interment b it Ottt Stmdlery. * RegoJGTERS | Beven e meo Todey. Fenudty 11, AL ed fiiends Invited to atterid. Kindly omit Tk 2 R S onan, © THORNE, RICHARD H. In loving rememe When we are alone and silent We breathe & decp reret, For you were ours and we remember, thence to Bt. | When the one we loved was called away, INE. Departed this life 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. na sRONZE o | FHETNOE, JORE IR Dot N0 .. at Relatives and friends invited to attend. DISPLAY at 448 NEW YORK AVENUE N.W.| the residence of her duughter, 1490 D'st, | Interment Mount Glivet Cemetery. ' 18 A Tt T UG . Washi Cranit Biiner of Lavinia Watson and sisiee ol | STEINER, TACY ANN. Monday. Februsry MOTHER, BROTHER AND AUNT. * ashington Granite Burrall ROlIon, 1S M50, JeaTer @X | A st niel TACY ANN. widow of ‘Tac & | WEGE, KATIE J. Sucred tq the memory of Monumental Co., Inc. A GRer relatiVes and Tricnds: Notice of | Stelner ‘aid beloved mother'of Warren W. [ OUF, dea, one, KATIE J WEGE. » Yodas; WILLIAM JARDINE. Secty. AA ~ i Wee bruacy 17, 1921 funeral later. Remains resting at the e Tesidence’ on \Wed: vi Co. ral parlos 22 448 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Natl. 5870 | Emest, “aryis Co.”funeral Funeral from hey inesday. February 19, at 2 o'clock p.m._ Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 18 TRAVERS. ROBERT A. On Saturday, Feb- ruary 15, 1930, ROBERT A. TRAVERS, 1814 11th beloved husband of Final Close-Out Sale of o B Interment Harmony Cemetery, Rev. C. T. Murray officiating. o i $35, $40 and $45 [Emidmmiy #25 to #30 Beluchistan Rugs ([ll #23 840 and 34> bt F = . — - Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. _4209 9th_St. N.W. 16324, J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 332 PA_AVE. N.W. _NATIONAL 1384, 1388 CHAS. S. ZURHORST :’ STLIEAP OL ST, Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Thoos west seep Frank Geler’s Sons Co. Modern Chapeh Teiennore National 2478 W. W, Deal & Co. 816 H ST. NE _ LINCOLN_ 8300, TIMOTHY HANLON Puneral Director Private Amul-fl 641 H St. N.E. Linc, 55 V. L. SPEARE CO . Nelther the successors nected Departed this lite on Pri- , February 14, 1930, at 11:20 p.m her' “residence. * Atiington LOUISE WARD. Beloved. wite of " Oatic ard. = Funeral Tuesday, February 18, ° o {rom Mount Olive Baptist Church, Arling: . ton. Va. at 3 pm. WARD, LOUISE. The officers and mem- b ), 3, 1. i P, B UlSE~ WARD, ' Sexsion’ of sorrow Monday, February 17. 1930, 8 pm., a%"the 'Odd_ Pellows' Hall. Arlington.” Va: Funeral Tuesda: February 18, from Mount Ol Baptist Church, l'l.n tuln. N:fl Pride of Arlington Lodge " Ivited. PANNTE BULLOCK. Daughter Rul MARGARET Iflho& Pin, Sec. g WARD, WILLIAM H. On Sunday. Febru- Ary 16, 1030, at the residence of his dauah- fer, Mrs. James M. Hoverts, Seat Ple ant, Md WIEIAN T, beloved of Louise Ward (nee ‘Turner), yearge Funeral trom the ahcve 1 This sale comes but once a year ... during February. Open a charge account . . . pay in small amounts in March, April and May. R at B PpMasant, | Tith the original W, EISEMAN'S Phone Prank. 6628 Seventh and F Sts. WAYLAND, M. A O = rmerly 010 F St NW. : Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance AR Lincoln 0524 Chapel Fifablianed 1 Jl()}lN R. WRIGHT CO, Rugs that, with a table, chair and lamp, will create a cheery corner in any room. Splendid to use before the fireplace. At this special February Sale price, they are really less than a good domestic rug of equal size. One of the striking designs is sketched. Oriental Rug Salon, Fourth Floor Chintz Is Unusually Decorative Especially the Soft Demi-Glazed Kind Adapted to the Early Colonial V [ and English Home X o \1 ‘ | er . Tucker, 014 E: AYLAND, belove: ce O Wayland, a years _ Funeral rom the above residence, Wednesday. Feb- ruary 19, at 9 o'clock am. Interment at 2 o'clock. at Bethel Baptist Church Doctors Recommend Chambers’ fofy: Eulpeper, Va. Helatives 1 WHEELER, LILLIE Departed this life on’Baturday, February 15. 1930, at 9:45 m. at her residence, 4707 Kuneé pl. n.e. ILLIE B. WHEELER,' the devoted wife of th_St. N.W.___ Phome_North 0047 Best in the City—Calls Only........... v $4.oo g: Junius A, Wheeler, loving mother of Col. 0432 Col. 0432 Ceme- Naomi. Cleo. Esther. Bernice. ALMUSA R SPEARB‘ Stretchers, Blankets and Pillows, All C;mpl'ln - A Aduiia Baunde a bt 1623 C A * Funeral Service as Low as 06t ‘oL otiner relatives A sister of ur ; . . Buster POTOMAC 46w Sfe 9 fhaeial ereatter, Remains rosting | 8 25, a4 1808 A0 $75 $100 125 $165 5195 up || e fe == . John and lJl' n:. FUNERAL DESIGNS, All Are Complete—Cars, H Casket and All BooTH. JANTE B. 1n lovi S N 1{ I ears: isket and , 3. n _lovint Use of Chepel and Pips Organ if Desired BUBOOTH. who' 1o v 1o @ Sum and ettt B0 | ECRE VG AR DS $40 Up [l o oo v B ...:..E St. For draperies, slip covers, bed room furniture, upholstering and many other uses, you will find a number of new patterns. Small designs, floral F‘ patterns and sprays with peach, jade or cream RN LANNT L7 ground color. A new crackle design is very ) effective. Then there is the tiny rosebud so many admire. The price is unusually low at— 85¢ yaud Drepery Section, Third Floos emory of Fe. JANTE $150 Steel Vaults . nest Places 10, the ‘memory of our dear husband and | Gude Bro; 'Q,.: izfi enCatl father, GEORGE G. BROOKS, who ‘de- o g e e e The Great W. W. Ch&mbers Co. Darted this life four years axo today, Feb- CEMETERIES. Sincere Service v 1400 Chapin St. N.W. But this they wipe out never, ‘The memory of th happy days w8 l‘.n we were nlll”?’r';'A AN CHU LOTTIE lfl:g ot TN The vears may wipe out many things, l Vaultage, $5 month. ¥ Cholce lots' and sites Tor sale,