Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1930, Page 9

People in high and low places have learned to turn to us for funeral services. They know that ours is a ervice that takes into con- deration the needs and wishes of every one. We are in a position to supply funerals of distinc- tion, where cost is no con- sideration, and at the same time we serve with appro- priateness where cost means everything. Fu- nerals complete may be had for as low as $125. TBEAL FUNERAL HOME ‘or reference; Ask your neighbor 816 H STREET.'N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-8201 PLANNING TO HONOR VETERAN'S MEMORY Bronze Tablet Set in Panel at Bu-| reau Tribute to Late Col. Cholmeley-Jones. Tribute to the late Col. Richard G. Cholmeley-Jones, fromerly director of-| the United States Veterans' Bureau, which was once the Bureau of War Risk Insurance, will te paid at the bureau ‘Thursday afternoon when a bronze bas- relief will be set in a panel of the wall | at the main entrance of the bureau, with appropriate ceremony. The tablet was bought by subscrip- tions from officials and employes of the bureau and other friends. md Il IN GRANITE. MARBLE and 4 DISPLAY at 448 NEW YORK AVENUE N.W. Washington Granite Monumental Co., Inc. WILLIAM JARDINE. Secty. Natl. 5870 | W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Phones )\ Cams 1031 briefly inscribed indicating the esteem in which the former director was held. Col. Cholmeley-Jones resigned from the Bureau of War Risk Insurance in April, 1921, to enter business in | York and dled in the Presbyterian Ho&pl!«ll there February 21, 1922. Senator Carter Glass, former Secre- tary of the Treasury, upon whose rec- ommendation Col. Cholmeley-Jones was made director of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance, has been invited to participate in the unveiling, which will be performed by Royon Cholmeley- Jones, twin brother of Col. Chomeley- .Yc:ex, and by his nephew and name- sake. Relatives and friends of Col. Chol- meley~Jones from New York, Philadel- phia, and Baltimore will be in attend- ance and veterans' organizations will be | represented by the American Legion, Disabled American Veterans of the World War and the Veterans of For- eign Wars. The Red Cross also will be represented. Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, present director of the Veterans' bureau, and short addresses will be made by several of Col. Cholmeley- Jones' former associates. LEADER TO BE HONORED. | Spanish War Veterans' Auxiliary to Entertain Mrs. Shakespeare. Mrs. Lula J. Shakespeare, national president of the Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans, will be guest of honor at a dinner to be given by the | District of Columbia department of the organization at the Roosevelt Hotel to- morrow night a 7:30 o'clock. Other honor guests will be Fred W. Green, commander-in-chief; Carrie E. Nolan, national treasurer: Minnie R. Lenhardt, past national president; Commander and Mrs. Lorin C. Nelson, James J. ‘Murphy, quartermaster general, and Past Commander-in-Chief | Rice W. Means and Mrs. Means. A reception and dancing will follow. THE FEBRUARY SALE of LIFETIME FURNITURE Savings Now in Every Section of the Store OFFERING NOW OUR ENTIRE PRESENT STOCK OF BERKEY & GAY FURNITURE at 15 to 409, Discounts If s vings count, now is the time to count them. There is more chance now to save 20, 25, 3314 or 40 per cent than to save a smaller amount . . . why not put everything else aside and come in at once and make your selection? Parking Service Enter Cars at 621 D Street MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D and E Bu- | reau will accept the memorial for the | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and slightly ~ warmer tonight, minimum temperature about 34 degrees; tomorrow mlrvx mrl:dr;ne southwest winds. aryland—Partly cloudy and slightl, warmer tonight; tomoyrro‘:l “pé t; cloudy; fresh southwest winds. Virginia—Fair, with slowly rising temperature tonight and tomorrow; gentle to moderate south winds, Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 pm,, 8 2 12 midnight, 32; 4 :m ii 8 2: gl. nogn, “-te arometer—4 3049; 8 pm., 12 midnight, 30.48; 4 am, 3;0’10: 8 am, 30.43; noon, 3041, 3051; Highest temperature, 41, occurred at noon today: lowest occurred at 6 a.m. o;’dlumperuure. & Temperature sam ke Highest, 53 ln\\eub.e ;ute last year. Tide Tables, (Furnished by the United States i Coast and Geodetic Survey.) oday—Low tide, 6:26 pm.; high tide, 12:13 pr "00 58 Tomormw -Low tide, am. and 7:50 pm; high IME igh tide, 1235 am. d pm., The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose, 6: H Weis, Sl 6:57 am.; ‘Tomorrow—=Sun 6:56 sun sets, 9 pm. Moon sets, 9:51 a.m, sun rises, am; ‘Weather ln Various Cities. Stations. Weather. Aoilene, Tex Glondy Avanis, “Ga. Auaniic 8% : Glear Baltimore, M 3 Souh Birmingham Sl smarck, N. D, 20,82 \ Boston, Mass.. : Eioudy Buffalo, N'Y. " 3042 ! Cloudy Charleston, 8.C. 30 40 © Cloudy Chicago, 11 Rain Pt.cloudy Cloudy © Gloudy . Clear + Colo. . Mich . Tex n. Tex Helena, Mont Huron. 8. Dak. Indianapolis, Jacksonviile . Clear ! Cloudy Gl fos Anpeles. usville, Ky, Miami, Fia... New Orleans. New York, N.¥. Okiahoma ' City Omaha. Nebr. Philadeiphia Phoentx, Ariz.. Bittsburgh, Pa Portland, Portiand, Raleigh.'N. Salt © Pt.cloud; : Glear . Pt.cloudy . Cloudy Cloudy Ake City. 3 ... Cloudy . Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy . Cloudy * Pt.cloudy (1 am., Greenwich time, today.) Stations Temperature, Weather, Lendon, England 3¢ Clear 'aris, Prance Snow riin, Part cloudy Brest, ear Tear Clear ime. today.) ...." 80 Part cloudy Current observations.) Bermuda s . Porto Rico, Cuba i Q s between 7 and 9 p.m. containi Ticense, regi Call' Adi turn of pape; Ristine, 932 Southern Bldg onal i@i, sold. set with diamonds, Tost_Iast week. 3§50 reward. Phone Wisconsin ’104.!3. OF KEYS: name D. D. Collins. 05 nrket ‘Rl‘l'uer!n Reward. North ining $14. Call M. Mills, 18 medlum size. hom d _ feet, "yeliow-br Sth,st. ‘nee. Phoy r return of whi i haired fox terrier, brownish head. lost two eks_sgo. Phone Clev. Sy DOG—Afredale. mal gonse. D. C. No. 13025, c-n et ’ BYRD WIRES WIDOW HIS CONDOLENCES Belated Word of Thomas Hewson's' Death Brings Sympathy, Recelving belated word of the death at sea of Thomas A. Hewson, commis- sariat of his North Pole expedition, Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd has | radioed his condolences to Hewson's widow, who resides at 1436 R street. Hewson dled aboard the 8. 8. West Amargosa, of which he was steward, on January 5, and was buried the same day in the Atlantic. The vessel had been in stormy seas for some time, and Mrs. Hewson has been advised her hus- band became physically exhausted and collapsed. Hewson was a close friend of Byrd He had charge of food supplies for the expedition to the North Pole in 1926 and was officially commended by Byrd and by the Navy Deplrtmcm C. A. HARTMANN DIES. Former Washington Resident Ex- pires at Texas Home. Charles A. Hartmann, for many years a resident of Washington, died yesterday at his home in McAllen, Tex., from injuries sustained in an automo- bile accident. He was 71 years old. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ada Cohill Hartmann, and a son, Gil- bert B. Hartmann, slight injuries in mishap. Funeral services and interment will be at McAllen. the automobile Marriage Licenses. Raymond G. Hancock. 27. and Annfe N. M. Foster, 22: Rev. John J. Queally James D. King, 56. and Anna L Walz, 81; Rev. Thomas J. Tur Donald F. Roberts Weakiey. 25: Rev. Charles Warner. | | 0%gph P Pettit. 38, and Frances M. Phil- 1ips. 23 Rev. John C' Copenhaver. Joseph E. Wurdeman. 27, and Miriam O. Piicher. 22: Rev. Samuel E. Rose. Horace R Hampton. 23. and Dorothy § Latterner. 24, both of Chevy Chase, Md. Rev William 'W. Shearer Elwcod Lightfoot. 24, and Mamie Carle, 20: Rev. David L, Miles. Jesse 'Stover, 23. and Marle Edelin, 10 A 27, and Mary J. Me- Carihy, 2i: Rev. Cornelius J. Dacy. George 8 Burrell. 25, this city. and Kath- leen B Pavey. 22, Los Angeles, Calif.; Rev. Joseph R, Sizoo. David K. McCarty, 27, and Mazel Marle Riffle. 19: Rev. Allan ¥.' Poore. Milion, Werber, 26. this city, and Sylvia Pitter. 23. Corona. N. Y.; Rev. J. T. Emmeir £ Thompsoh. 33 and Catherine L. Cleary. 38: Rev. J P. O'Caliaghan. Frank P. Clayton. 24, Hume and Ruth ‘E; Duterman, 18, Arlinston. Va.: Rev. Alian F_Poore. Ralbh D. Sieweis. ir. 24. Ocean Grove, N. J. and Edna K’ Wimmer, 23, Roanoke. Va Rev. Andrew R. Bird. William 1. Brady, 22. and Jusnita H. Bush. 18: Rev J. H. Jenkins Charies C. Butier, 25, and Lola P. Thoma 23; Rev. Daniel E. Wiseman. ira H, Baxter. 42, and Mae Z. Gehr. 37. both of Conneaut. Obio. Rev. Alian F. Poore. Bertram M. Luchs. 28. and Dorothy L. Kampfert, 18. Rev. Abram Simon. uy ‘A’ Leege, 39. this city. and Luey O'Neal Miley. 73, Charles Town, W. Va. - Mark Déop — o Births Reported. Clair K. and Ethel L. Culver, girl ttH. and Helen M. d_and Ethel T. Col FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ALMUS R SPEARE eeding (he Origl W. R. Speare Co. Connecticut Ave. POTOMAC 4600 8 yrs, 940 ¥ st Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4200 Oth 8t N.W. Col._e824._ J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. | 332 PA_AVE_N.W. _NATIONAL 1384, 138 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 201, EAST CAPITOL 8 Joscph F. ] erch’s Sons 3034 M qt"m‘ev.'mcfimm West 0006 Established 1841 | " Frank Geler’s Sons Co: | 1113 SEVENTH ST. Modern Chapel. Teieonors National 2473 T Servie Dignified, Effic Chapel Qu Autoriobile Service W. W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST._NE. LINCOLN_ 8200, “TIMOTHY HANLON Private Ambulanee Puneral Director 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 nnm—mu-';nman dress, Bunday evenin on 215t be sts. n.w. or vicinity. Please notify West 1561 DRIVING GLOVES—Black ieath Alley lnlflm; Reward. Fairmont st_n w__ EARRINGS—On —Feb. _14th between 2301 Conn. and 1634 Eye: antiaue amber earring: reward. _Phone North 3512 0 jeather came; name anklin & Co."" Reward. Phoi fier 6 pm LASSES —Tortoise shell, Bifocal glas P R i g XA Arcadia 1446 a_Alpha_Jeweled fraternit in. V] tiona1 3130, B Ben #9. betore 8. Col. mt‘filflu. be e etsed it TaVR & gift from a d ter Reward, ™ Aadiess Box" S1v: “uur :mo: i x-mm- Return to ahd Pa. av old. obiont, d_ 47 with between 1900 ¥ st. and Please return 0, 1800 A GOOD 8UM OF ¥ wi & lrnu ind North Ci Eye. or in Sanitary & ‘apltol » cery 0 36 Ey the Aster Restaurant. P ._(offic Herbert B. Nevius Distriet_2600 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connecte with the original W. R. Te Sotamian B 1009 H St N.W. Phone Prank. Tormerly P St N.W. m. H. Sardo & Co. Pn\ate Limousine Ambulance A coln 0524 rn_Chapel Eafal 1876, JOHN R. WRIGHT co. 1337 10th B¢, N.W._Phone North 6047 1337 10th 8t N North 0047 T Promui Aute Deiivery Service. %" | Gude Bros. Co.. 1212 F St. ~GEO, C, EXPRESSIVE MBLEM: . ERATE PRICES, XEL NAT LA Open Evenings and Sunda l‘flh & Eye CEMETERIES. "GLENWOOD CEMETERY' \'nlluo. $5 month. Cholce lots Bite $35 Suits & O’Coats $40 Suits & O’Coats $22 $45 Suits & O’Coats FINAL CLOSE-OUT SALE PRICE This sale comes but once a year ... in Feb- ruary, in tomorrow, while s All merchandise from our regular stock, correctly styled, dependable quality. Hurry elections are complete. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Pay in March, on our costless April and May credit plan. EISEMAN'S Seventh and F SL‘ who also suffered ; glon i and Virginia W. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have bear reported to the Health Department in the Iast 24 hours Mary W. Abraham. 87. 113 Elizaneth ‘Lonr. 80, Waltar Reed Hospital, Charles E. Colburn, 71, 1623 Wisconsin ave. Margaret A. Ds 60. 1014 Sth st. n M at. Washington John C. Neer, 135 Olive G. Bowman, 46, Geol Robert L. Tillett. 58, 760 7th st. s.e. Frances Belintende, 43, St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Sara M. Osborn. 20, 1101 15¢th st Frances M. Ervin. 31 days. 1711 Kenyon st. John McDufly. 64, Preedmens Hosita Phillip Jackson, 6 dmen's Hospital John West, 40. Gallinger Hospital .| Hospital. Annie_Copeland, ‘1 Alice Brooks, 11, 2 Ruth Davis. 11, 1 st se. Robert Wood.. 3. Children (Roberta " Washington, 1. Chiidren’s’ Hos pital days. Children’'s Hospital. @ards of Thanks. DAVIS, MARGARET A. T wish fo extend my heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of DAthy “and beautiful 'floral offerings r celved from my many friends in my sad bereavement in the loss of my beloved wife, MARGARET A. DAVIS JOSEPH F. DAVIS. NEWTON, EMMA J. 1 wish to extend my heartfelt fhanks for the acts of kindness. messages of sympathy and beautiful florai offerings received from my many friends In my Iad bereavement in the ioss of my dear sister. CF B VAUGHAN AND PAMILY. * Deaths. ADAMS. FANNIE MAY. On Mcnday. Peb. TuRry 1T I3 At 1045 pm. after & long and ‘paintul iliness. FANNIE 'MAY ADAM:! (nee Gearing). beloved wife of J. De Witt Adams. Funeial from her late residence. 1118 C st ne. on Thursdas. February 2, at'11 wm. 'Relatives and friends in- v ARAH ELIZABETH. On Mon- day, Pehrlllry 17, 1930, at Providence Hos pital. BARAH ELTZABETH. beloved wife of JOHN W. BENNETT of 333 Kentucky ave &e, Funeral from the James T. Ryan fu- neral parlors. 317 Ps on Wed- nesday, February 19, l‘ 7 p.m. lell!lvu and friends invited. 18 BUFORD. MAGGIE BE Departed this life Tuesday, February 18, 1930. at 5 am., MAGGIE BELL BUFORD. daughter of the Iate Cecelia Bell and wife of the late Henry “Buford, mother of Harry Buford, Robert Bell and Ruth Luckett. sister of James and Harry Bell. Mary Bradley and Pauline McDonald. 8he also leaves other reiatives_and friends. Remains resting the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Georala ave. n.w. CURTIS. WASHINGTON. De ly. on Sinda: am. at his 1 Washington. D. rted this life February 18. 1930. idence. 1048 48th st €. WASHINGTON stone. 10 attend DANFORTH. FRANK ALLISON. On unn- day. February 17. 1930. FRANK ALLISON, beloved husband’ of Flora C. Danforth Services will be held at Temple Bapti: Church. 10th and N sts. n.w.. on Weds day. Pebruary 19. at 3 pm__ Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Little Cedar. Tow: JANE €. On Monday. Pebruary 17: 8t. Elizabeth’s Hospital. JANE C. DAVIS. mother of the Iate Maris Da Relatives and tntnd: 1 Puneral Thursday. February 20, at 2 p.m . from Eveneser M. E. Church, 4th and B sts. se. . DA JANE ©C. Om and members of Eastern Star Tabern; 54, A. 1. O af Mos re "hotined: of Cine death of Sister JANE C. DAVIS. Call meeting Wednesday. Pebruary 18. at the Moses Home. 1431 T st. n.w. Funeral Thursdi Tebruary %0, from Ebérnerer M. E. Church, . N:sr‘l\l%l"l’:' e e Al ALICE V. SIMONS, R. 8. > FIORELLO. ANTONIO. Suddenly, on Mon- a February 17, 1930. at his residence. ANTONIO. heloved hu‘ Eléanor G. Fiorello. aged 51 Puneral from the chapel of P. ‘Taltavull. 438 7th st. sw., on Thus February 20. at 8.3 lhencl to o Do'mnltl Churt where mass will be sun 9 Soul: "Relatives 180 12" deigved Tiissan Sesrtis, " Remains 16 b6 snippe ington for burial FLORENCE. JOSEPRINE. Departed m. m- ‘Mond: Pcbrully 17, at 3:30 the reaidence of her se. JOSEPHINI faninar of Lavinia Wetson \,and. Burrell Hardiso1 She also leaves Erandchiidten. - ihree sreat-erandchiidren and ofher relatives and friends. Notice of fu er. Remains restink at the W. rvis Co. funeral Notice of JAM FOOSTER. neral services' at Our Lady of Per] unl Help Church Thursday. February 320, Interment in Mount Olivet Ceme- GAINES, WENRIETTA. Suddenls on u-l; 130 pm., ftrom the fu 389 'Rhode Isiand ‘Thomas officiati: invited. GESCHICKTER, LEO, Suddenls. on Mon- sy, February 17, 1930, at his_residi 17 Montgomery ave. Takoma Park. LEO, beloved husband of Rose Geschickter (nee’ Zirl Interment private, Please omit flowers. GLOVER, SAMUEL W. Deoarted this le on_ Monday, Februaiy 17, 1930, e TOhoves sorel, "New " Jerse S BAMUEL M. GLOVER. molirn his departure on tr James: one niece. M and friends. T. Rhines fune Notice of ater. A y, February 1930, at his’ residence, 915 Prench 19TSHN A."GREEN, beloved grandson of Mrs. Betsy Green.' Funeral Wedne day. Pebrusry 19, at 1 p.m; from Lomaxs chapel. 1400 8 st. nw. Friends invited Inierment Arlington National Cemetery. WARRIS, CARRIE. Departed this lite Su day. February 16, 1930. after a brief i 3t her resigence: 1604, New Jersey CARRIE HARRIS. widow of Sliver Hairia, beloved mother of Benjamin Batist Church. ave. n.w. Remains Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral ve. n.w.. until 4 p.m. Tuesday, ther at the residence of her son, John O. T st. n.w. Interment am., SAMU! |-o od Tishand of Amy’ Qinn Henry' (nee ruary 19, 3 ‘pm. gressional Cemetery. HENRY, SAMUEL W. A M £, Moso™at 3° 18 pm., for he aliendine the funeral’of our I GRORUE B! McGINTY. Master. NSEL, MINNIE VIOLA. On Tuesday, Fel - 18, 1930. at her residence. 101§ 16th MINNIE VIOLA HENSEL. Re- re) Teting at Zurhorst's funer 301 Capltol st. Notice of HOWARD, HENRY J. M. On Mon ruary 17, 1930, at his residence. 8 nw. HENRY J. M. HOWARD. father of R-bert H. How: Funer: ices at his lute residence on Wed: February 19. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Roc! Creek Cemelery. Please omit flowers. 18 JOHNSON, JOHN F. On Sunday. Februar ORI, at 1130 3. JOHN F. JONNSON. husband of Mary Jolinson of 1133 18th st n.w. Fyneral Thursday, Februagy 20, at 1'pm.. from Liberty Baptist Chirch, 23 st. between H_and Eve sts. n.w.. Rev. T Gaskins officiating. Inierment Woor Iawn Cemetery Remi ing at the W. Ernest Jarvis West End parlors, 28t st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. : WILLIAM A On Monday morn. 1830, at his residence beloved eta A Mpohar S“"’““, 1‘:‘ Bis 1o vear. B 5 er) A ’lll’l‘ll” 20. a2 {p"m""“"‘ ves anc friends. ihvited o dugad. Thierment Consressionsl Com CAROLYN ELLZAB this lite on Sunday, Febr Foreatriiie: Md - GAROLYN LE The Beloved dnushter he Pinkney and Laurs Brooks, devoted wil of Frank Lewis, She leaves to mou: thelr 1oss & son. iwo sisters. three brothe and a host of other relatives and friends. 1 Weds Pebruary 19, at 1 M.E. Ghurch, Not- tingham, Md. ~Relatives and friends it Vited o attend. ELIZABETH. On Sunday, Pnrun 16. 1930 at Walter Reed Geng ospital 'H LOHR. wife of the late Asron ed 81 years. Puneral from the Of et duughier, Mr Beni d ruary 19, s "ull‘urunn Entirch s s and friends invited to atte t At AFiinuton National Cemeters. 1 tn's Sodalit evening at 8 p. oi “ELikARET Lo} 10 recite the rosary INGLY, LOUIS G. MRy S e ‘-“?v‘“‘,m:“w ancett Matiings: P am. Inger: The Ladics' crlw elief “Association annources the Mra. (DORQINY A" MOTEN, Pabruary | 19, 3 30 %w. from ment MOTEN. DOROTHY A, Attneks NEWLAND, JESSIE M W Infant of John and Florence Brown, 28 | SACREY, 1 | ] { Bratha. On Bunday, Febe Nb. “beioved Frederick and Saj ter of Mr. W. N. nd, Mrs O Favior, Mrs, € 3 Dajlas of Ohicago. 1l Mrs. E. R. Davidson of ington, B0 Titerment at Macems, i SHADRACH. Departed this life on + Febi 17,1930, at 7.30 p.m.. Laytonsville, Md., He leaves a loving and two daught invited, RILEY, WILLIAM LLOYD. On 1930, at his residence. in 0. hersburi am E. an Annle Funeral Thursday, February 20, Gll)l(.l F. On Tuesday, Peb. 30 B e e SHA| H . On Tuesday, hbm.l 18, 1930, l', Provmenu ‘Hospital, MARI C. BHANK (nee Simmas), beloved wife of Charles Shank of 308 East Capitol Pu- neral will be held from Zurhor: Parlors, 301 East Clfllwl Thursday, February 20, 30 “am. thence to St Peter's Church, 'hen mass Wil be said at 9 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relstives and friends invite Interment in Mount Olivet Cemeter: MM THELMA. Suddenly, en Tue brii 18, 1930, Unty Hospital. THELMA SIMMS, ae ed ‘daughter of James and Nan Bimms. ‘aranddauehter of Edith Mischen and Henry Simms. She also leaves one brother and one sister. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W. Ernest rvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Georgia ave. n.w. CISTER (MARY SYLVINA. On Monda. 1930, at Georgelown Uni Terats mug,n . 35th and M sts. nw Sister MARY SYLVINA (nee O Connell) Reauiem mass will be said at Georgetown University Hospital on _ Wednes- day. Pebruary Interment Mount ~ Olivet Relatives and iriends invited Kindly omit flowers. 18 SLINGLAND, 3. LEO, | Pebruary LEO, belov the'late Lewls and Macsarel Sl Funeral from T. F. Costello's funeral pa lors. 1724 North Capitol st.. Wednesda February 19. at 8:30 a.m.: thence to 8t Alovsius Church, where high mass will bs sung at § a.m. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and' friends invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 18 SMITH, SARAH. On Monday. February 17, 1930, at 8:30 p.m . at her rasidence, 191% 8th ‘st. nw. SARAH SMITH. widow of h. beloved mother of Ed le Lou Gaines of Balti- more, Md. She also leaves to mourn their lows three grandchildren. Notice of fu- ‘metery. to attend. Suddenls. on Sunday, son of Funeral from her nce’ on Wednesday. February Sittal Gelock pm Relatives and triends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemeter: STIN n"vlm.l’loA ETH J. ebruar: N 3TN Trene Stinemetz and ander. and two sons. . Stinemstz. and one Leach. Funeral inesday, February 19. Iate residence, &' Interment ' Rock will_be held on Wt &t 3 pm., from ih Piney ' Branch roa Creek Cemetery. STRINGFELLOW, JOSEPH. Departed thiy Saturda brua: i, SYSEM BTHINOPELLOW “son” of the lafe Kenry and Frances Strin brother of Mrs. Laura Elzie and Mr: Booker. Puneral Wedne: 19, from ‘Adams & Smoot’ Nichols ave. s.e., at 1 p.m. friends invited. SUEL, COSTIN . Departed this lite sud. denly on Monday, February at hll residence. 43 nal st. se., C SUEL. He leaves to mourn his de- ture & wife, Mary Suel: mother, Mrs. llln many and i ni resting ke JoRn 1. Rbines funera) chapel. 3rd and ‘Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral iater. SULLIVAN. LILLIAN A, Suddenly, on Mon. dar. Pebruacy 17, 1830 st b S Michael 3. 'Builivan, ‘Need o4 eats, Remains resting at Gasch's Sons’ funerai arlors, Hy Md. ~Puneral from baze parlors o Wednesday. February 19,4t 3 oeclock. Interment Port Lincgln meter. TRAVERS. RORERT. Ofcers and members ‘of Columbla Lodse. No. 83, 1. 5. B o V. "are: nereny noifed ofte of Brother ROBERT TRAVERS. from Vermont _Avenue Baptist Ders Wil asemoie st th “nlnnh at 130 s w! at the Star_Lod M. Femp) :."'J‘n 8 *Golim ahoy 43 frc invited “RERBRRT B JONES! E Attest: CA- E. WILOIAMS, Bec WAPLE, OLA M. Suddenly. after s short iliness. on Morday, Peb: 1030, Homeopathic _Ho ToLA” M. (nee Giikey). Remains resting at W. Chambers Co_fune noon, Pebruary 19. Funeral private. WAYLAND, MARY A. On Mon: ary 17, 1930, at 1:4! idence of her g ght Q. Tucker, 914 Eve st. nw. )‘ARY A. WAYLAND., beloved wife of the late Hor- ace O Waviand. d 74 vears PFuneral from the lbcvu ‘Wednesday. Pel 9, . _Interment 2 o’'clock. u IOIMI Baptist Church Cem¢ }H’. glflbfbfl‘. Va. Relatives and frien WHEELER. lalllll B Denrlu lhll LILLIE B wum.l.n‘ the devoted wife ‘Wheeler, lfivlnl ‘mother a( Naom! chn. Esthe rd. zh ll‘or‘ll 1 o ;nMnil sister of Laura Baker. Th Good. Good. " Charles. also reiatizes an ‘triends: Beval pariore 3323 Georels. ave. e 1 il Riesday. thereatter &t her late Thursday. February 30wt 1 pm. from New Bethei Baptist Church, 9th and 8 sts. n.w.. Rev. Willls B. Jarvis officiating. Interment Linet Memorial Cemetery. 1 In Memoriam. ALLEN. ARTHUR B. but loving h uu&zvl n e H Gone. but not fo ms cu!l.'l‘r' N SCARENGE “AND GER- cAlTll. '-IVC' In loving memory PVOY CARTER, who ‘Wenarted This 116 three years and one day afo today, Pebw ruary 1’ 927, ‘Tis sweet to be remembered And s pleasant thing to find Thu sl "‘infi"m"fm‘%""' h S HE PAMILY. CRAWFORD, ELLD In |IW|I|I rem brance of our dear wife and mother, LIE"ERAWPORD. ‘who ‘aled Februaty siX years ago today. of you, r moth In your home of heavenly blud Still aching for your guidance And"for'a heart 80 stout and tru Forever in our memories. Although your heart in silence rests, WheTore God you stoow the tei efor X WL ‘AND t CHILDREN. * ON, SAMUEL H. Sacred to the “mc?::n'n o my husband SAMUEL H. who ”g wa- Fepruary unaur FREDERICK ll In sad but lot mbra; our dear rnl:Dllucx M. LAN¢ gton ster ves The years may wipe out many things, But this they wide out nev The memory of thote bapby days When we th ottly You shail never s’ LSVING MOTHER AND sisTERS. * LUCAS, DOROTHY. In loviug memory of our darling_ little daughter and niece. DOROTHY LUCAS. who lel¢ us February 18, 1921, nine years ago today. We_are thinking of you, Dorothy, dear; Thinking of the past. Picturing you in memor Y LOVING "MOTHER ND AUNT BELLE. QUISENBERRY, LLOYD. In sad but lovin Temem of our 'dear husband an: ather. LLOYD QUISENRERRY, who ‘o ted this life one year ago today, Pel Tuary 18, 192 A precious o EDMONA, lou fil.non AND RALPH Q ToRNER, RENJAMIN F. ed to the ‘memors of our dear Mishand and father BENIAMIN °F TORNER, who departed this life three years ago today, Pebru- aty 18, 1027, Loving and kind In all your ways, Uprigh d just to t end of lulkr days: Sincere and kind in heart and What'S Beautifil meniery’ Yo el z umu HIS WIFE AN VETTORL AVENUSTA. In Joving remem- Drance ‘of Our .dear sister and MOther: AVENUSTA VETTORY, 'Who aled ten yenrs ave today: FLiuTiRk 'AND CHILDREN. WILES, WILLIAM. "ty nata, “WTELTAR "W eat Musband, Who'died February 15, 1699 1"9 D.X‘Q.&) l;o'l:x) “ "‘ %‘exlAI' 'r 'n.unu PATTIE. In sad but lovin brance of WIERIRRR, Wnd“iteDuried This.lute so Sekra ago today, Februry Lo 1008, "0 s ot e canstan il e e s the tme— other, ‘that waa' 3ou. One who was always ki Who would al and forget: Dpurest of minds, e with ¢ hose {riendship was ever pet. raice. her smiling face Ny,