Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1930, Page 9

NAVY MEN AID ARMY. Three Commanders Detached From One Arm of Service to Other. The Army War College here has se- ! cured the services of three naval of- ficers who have been attached to the THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, Naval War Colle at Nevrm R. who will be added to the college mfl Naval orders made public wd..y show that Comdrs. William H. Lee, James B. Rutter and Bruce R. Ware, jr., soon be detached from the Naval War Col- lege, to come on duty to the Army War College. Comdr. Walter F. Jacobs is detached EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F STS. RUMMAGE SALE OF ODDS AND END No Exchanges—No Refunds—All Sales Final Sale Starts Saturday at 8 ‘M. Closes at 1 P.M. $19.75 All-Wool Topcoats In neat greys and tans. terns, well made, Stylish pat- excellently trimmed. Sizes 35 to 44. Wonderful opportunity. . 7 OVERCOATS Reduced to $6.50 Dark patterns, in these sizes: 1/34,2/36, 1/38, 1/39, 2/40 $19.75 All-Wool Suits Light and dark patterns. To close out In these sizes: 1/34, 2/35, 3/36, 2/38, 2/39, 7/40, 2/42. $Q.85 6 TUXEDO SUITS, $14.75 Reduced from $35—Sizes 34, 36, 40 and 38-40 Stouts $5.95 Silk Shirts, $1.50 Pure silk in plain shades. Sizes 14, 1514, 16, 1614, 17. Some slightly soiled. $1.00 Silk Neckwear, 50c Hundreds of patterns. wrinkling. Woeol lined to prevent War College and is as- S&’X‘m"lfi &4t in the office of the chief -ordinator in the Arlington Building here, FOOD PRICES DECREASE. Labor Department Announces Average Drop of 1 Per Cent. ood prices in Washington continue oo e downgrade. A small decrease in | the month ended December 15 was fol- Jowed in the succeeding month by a op of 1 per cent in the average cost of | ?I:Dg!mflsl;n the Cnmm‘li the Labor De- t announced today. P to calm the hopes of those who saw in the downward movement of prices an unusual optimism, the de- partment added that the decrease for the year period ended January 15 was less than half of 1 per cent. and that food prices here on January 15 were 62 per cent higher than the average co-t in the year 1913. Prices of food ac- creased in 51 cities surveyed by the de- partment during the month, with Wash- ington showing one of the smallest de- creases. More than 10,000,000 tons of steel were produced in France last year. 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 MISS PINNOCK BURIED IN GLENWOOD CEMETERY Was Assistant in Office of Secre- tary of Library of Congress for 20 Years. Funeral services for Miss Anna C. Pinnock, 51 years old, an cssistant in the offices of the secretary of the >Librll‘y of Congress for 20 years, who dled Wednesday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Evan H. Tucker, 720 A street northeast, were held at the resi- dence this afternoon. Services were conducted by Rev. John Compton Ball and Rev. Henry W Smith, pastor of the Petworth Baptist | Church. Interment was in Glenwood Cemetery. Besides her sister, Miss Pin- { nock is survived by her parents, Mr. and | Mrs. Jacob C. Pinnock of Alliance, Ohio | . Library officials, serving as pallbearets, included Robert A. Voorus, George H Milne, George H. Smith, David J. Cole, Seymour Robb and Samuel M. Croft. Playwright A!kl Divorce. OAKLAND, Calif., February 21 (#).— Charging desertion, Sidney Coe Howard, the playwright, filed suit for divorce in Superior Court here yesterday against Clare Eames Howard, actress and mem- ber of a prominent Cleveland family. The complaint brought an end to a romance which had its inception nine | years ago when Miss Eames, niece of the prima donna of a decade ago, star- red in Howard's productic There no secrecy about the mat- ter of funeral costs, any more than there is secrecy about mobile or a suit of clothes. If a funeral director’s prices need be no secrecy. say frankly that our serv- ices, ¢ $125 up. Should Be the cost of an auto- there We are right, omplete, range from ' Uf;i’r_AL FUNERAL HOME or reference sk your neighbor Qf 816 H S!fl Ekw g PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-8201 Literally, GIVING AWAY FURNITURE at PRICES that not only seem—but really are RIDICULOUS 6 HOURS of BARGAINS st of Tomorrow at 8:00 A.M. we will put on sale items at prices lower than even our other warehous m"uhon is to get there early for the sale: Our only the bargains. WAREHOUSE FURNITURE SALE AT OUR WAREHOUSE ONLY! " 918 M St. N.W.us A large d-story brick building. arkin, Taky o e for D warehouse. PLEASE NOTE: On of the ridicul prices ‘we are forced to U to CASH ONL' ch allowed, but, l will reserve able time. FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE $49.00 M A PL E PRINCESS DRESSER, _with bevel @4 QB edge mirror. Traded in. . $39.00 TWIN SIZE SATIN-FIN- traded . only. Each . $29.00 OAK DRESSER, with bevel- edn mirror. ‘Traded in . $19.00 '1'0 us. METAL BEDS, others (traded in). $2.98 0 DO'-BLE SIZE brass, walnut and Yo '$1.00 $9.75 Slflngis gEIA)ARANTE!D SAGLESS SPRINGS, new samples. $3'45 $14.50 G R E E N ENAMELED BREAKFAST SUITE, drop-leat table and Traded in $69.00 LARGE B_nll% :l FFET, of quartered oak. ade in. Excellent condition. $9'75 $249.00 BEAUTIFUL 3-PIECE MOHAIR LIVING ROOM SUITE, with carved rail wp 358 75 Prom storage .. v $225.00 LAWSON J PC. LONG BED - DAVENPORT SUITE, rose taupe jacquard covering, loose Te- versible sushl;l:m.ure; claimed. Excellen Condition - §79.50 $2.49 GUARANTEED ELECTRIC HEATERS, with cord and 490 plug. Only six in the lot.. 3 VERY FINE 4, 5 AND 6 PC. BED ROOM SUITES, some were on display in exhibit homes, others from our sample floor. All new, with mlnorz;;rlwl;t& v?éné lga $189 to $219. our choice . - 4 LUXURIOUS 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES, some used in win- dow display in our main store. One with bed davenport. All brand new but slightly solled from handling. Worth from $150 to ucm s99 Your choice ... 10 TOP-ICER AND l DOOI RE- ERATORS, all brand-new, last gusranteed and worth from Your slsvs COo1lL e ot e W o ny old SALE. ALL MARRED, TRADED-IN, RECLAIMED, STORAGE AND SLIGHTLY DAMAGED ITEMS MUST GO SATURDAY, FEB. 22 ONLY—8 A.M.-2 PM. $2.98 TO $5.00 ODD DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN CHAIRS, one two of a 75¢ kind $300.00 BEAUTIFUL CANE- BACK 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE, taken in trade from $25 a fine Washington home.. $39.50 EXTRA LAIGE SIZE WALNUT VENEER DRESSER, with big mirror. claimed $39.00 INNER COIL SPRING- FILLED MATTRESSES, _slightly soiled. New. plos BEAUTIFUL lVORY 3. Mll lOR FULL VANITY DRESS- ER, exceptionally fine A l condition. (Traded $17 50 %6360 IVoRY BOW-END BED, to match vanity. in) ,. $169.00 ROSE AND TAUPE JAC- QUARD 3.PIECE _BOW-FRONT LIVING ROOM SUITE, with loose, reversible cus h ons. Frem storage . $39.00 OAK EXTE ING ROOM TABLI teken in trade $1.98 WROUGHT IRON “.'\"')l' FLOOR AND BRIDGE gg LAMP BASES . C £1.98 WROUGHT TRON SMOK- ING STANDS, all siightly 10 damaged .. $12.50 I."'] OCCASIONAL !l! 00 LARGE OAK SIDEBOARD. traded in. 32‘49 $179.00 FINE 3.PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE, with loose cushions, entire suite covered in best jacquard velour. From stor- 336 CABINET, OAK KITCHEN with sliding porcelain $9 5 SIZE "x0 ton. Prom siarage INCHES, varione " sub , varions subjects under wlaes. 2 for. i0c o lluzo':-‘rc. SUITE REED worn 1P $14.95 $29.50 EXTENSION DAVEN- PORT TABLE, with ::;:"u;gu{‘len slightly $12 75 $9.75 WHITE E\':\‘\lEL PORCE- LAIN - TOP KITC TABLE, tops slightly Chlp- $1.98 ped $4: 0 $69.00 HIGH-BACK WING AND CLUB CHALI over from suites, all new $89 COUCH HAMMOCK GLIDER with automatic frame, upholstered seat and back, with $19.50 2djustable head rest. 6-PC. DIN- Slightly soiled .. $129.00 BEAUT! ETTE SUITE, mahogany veneer ka:fl'el tgl!!,e lPxl tlb(l; Iumi 4 Windsor chairs to match. (Onl used short white) ... 947,50 $19.50 WALNUT AND CANE PANEL METAL BEDS, one pair twin size only. New sam- ples, with scratches . $39.50 FULL SIZE 3-MIRROR :VAA]\ T‘;TDB PSORE o V. ESSER, marred . $9 95 $37.50 DOUBLE DOOR CHIFFO- ROBE, walnut veneer. $12 95 From storage . $229.00 QUEE) NE 4-PIECE BED ROOM SUITE (dresser .as mirror broken off), obherwise ditio: 339 50 ODD WOOD BO\V-END BEDS, left over from $5 95 fine bed room suites. $189.00 BEAUTIFUL 4-PC. WAL- NlY-s VENEER TEB ROOM SUITE, all large size pieces. Only Slightly used " $55 $139.00 THREE - PIECE DUO- FOLD BED SUITE, mahogany gumwood fl.n‘;.shh rrk:me, tapestry seats and backs. Traded in $12.98 VANITY DRESSERS g7 OF S| (marred) heeins 37 95 $24.50 WALNUT VENEBH LOW- BOY CHES DRAWERS, $39.00 DOUBLE SIZE DAY BBD, with walnut metal ends and cretonne mattress, floor sample. $18.75 $15.00 EXTRA HEAVY ROLL- EIZFE M.‘\n'l'TBE?S!ii with du- rable coverings. All sizes. New store samples $7 95 $49.00 OAK BUFFET. with bevel edge mm'or in 'l 95 LA“GF SIZE CONSOLE M{IRORS with polychrome frames. Floor samples. (Four only) 49c § with leatherette Slightly damaged. only) $6.75 'I‘;ABLE - VASE LAMPS WITH SHADES, floor sam- ples. (One only) 98c ’I’l CI.OSELY WOVEN GRASS RUGS, new patterns in green and brown. Size 27x54 inches. 19c All new floor samples. Hundreds of Other Bargains Too Numerous to Mention In Alley, Rear of Larg 4-Story Brick Building—Plenty of Parkis 918 M St. N.W. Space A-h for Woodward & Lothrop’s Old Warehouse IMRS. MARY GALLAGHER SUCCUMBS TO ILLNESS Funeral Services to Be Held at Residence Here at 8:30 O’clock Tomorrow Morning. Mrs. Mary E. Gallagher, 60 years old, wife of P. H. Gallagher, died Wednes- day at her residence, 1630 Irving street, following a long illness. A native of Andover, N. Y., Mrs. | Gallagher came to Washington 33 years ago, shortly after her marriage to Mr. Gallagher. Besides Mr. Gallagher, she is survived by a daughter, Miss Helen T. Gallagher, jand three sons, Dean, James P. and W. Edward Gallagher, all of this city. Funeral services will be held tomorrow mornln’ at 8:30 o'clock at the resi- dence, followed by requiem mass at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Church. Interment will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. MEXICANS APPROVE PROTEST STRIKE CALL General Workers’ Federation Ac- tion to Affect Oil Fields and Industries at Tampico. By the Associated Press. TAMPICO, Mexico, February 21— The General Workers' Federation_ last night gave final approval to a call for a general strike m protest at, arrest of several labor leaders in connection with the recent attempt aga President Pllcullpor:l'h 11;“'61‘“ TEsol Date of the strike was not definitel fixed. As planned it would invulvz workers in lhe oil fields as well as in other industries centered at Tnmvlco Contract Let for School Job. The District Commissioners today awarded to Arthur L Smith & Co., a contract for the construction of a com- bination gymnasium and assembly hall for the John Eaton School, located at Thirty-fourth street, between Lowell glnacle‘;nd Macomb street, at a price of THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight, with minimum temperature about 35 degrees tonight, with increasing cloudi- ness tomorrow; gentle west and south- west winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy mnllht slightly colder in ‘eastern portion; in- creasing cloudiness tomorrow; modm eus winds. Enh—hlr tonight, increasing cloud; not much change in tem- p!erslture gentle variable winds, mostly W West Virginia—Falr tonight: tomor- | Tow increasing cloudiness, not much change in temperature. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 74; 8 p.m., 63; 12 midnight, 50; 4 a.m.,, 42; 8 Em 39; noon, 66. Barometer—4 pm., 30.15; 30.18; 12 midnight, 30 20; 4 am. 8 al m ., 30.30; noon, 30.32. lhest tempe-nure 6, occurred at 2:30 p.m. yesterday: lowest temperature, 38, occurred lt 6:30 a.m. today. same date last — H]]htst 31 lowes » 20. e Tide Tables. (Furnished b) United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Today—Low tide, 9: The Sun and Moon. 5:51 pm. ‘Tomorow- mts 505 b —!un rises 6:52 am., sun Moon rlses 2:19 am., sets 11:32 a.m. Weather in Vario ol -/ H H 3 Q l' Stations. e+ 29300 ** gwpioisan SAUNH | Abilene; Albany, ol Atlantic City”" Baltimore. Md. Te; N, Glew B uoud: é io glenr Fieloudy Cloudy aha, N pnmee)pm Pa. Ehoenix Ariz... Pittsby 30 San_Prancisco. 20. St. Louts, 8t. Sea Shokane, wmx 2996 W 13838 ™ R Bl FOREIGN. (7 am, Greenwich time, today.) Stations. ‘Temperature. Weather. 34 Partcloudy 3¢ Cloudy &iear . Cloudy Btnckhulnfi Horta (hym Cu Hamijton, San Juan, Rain Bart cloudy loudy Clear Cloudy Furniture New and Slightly Used sp—Also Antiaues High-g: & a4 Tow Drice: Dawes Furniture & Specialty Co. 2447 18th_St. N.W.. at Col. Rd. GREATEST SED CAR SAL Chevrolet History SEE OURISMAN ADV. PAGE '10-A Col. 0432 Best in the City—Calls Only. Stretchers, Blanke $150 Steel Vaults . $85 Sincere 1400 Chapin St. N. 8 pm, | » 30.23; | .. Today—Sun rose 6:53 a.m., sui sets| ady | B cloudy B cloum | Doctors Recommend Chambers’ AMBULANCES d P Ilo\'l. All Comple! Funeral Seryice as Low as $75 5100 5125 5165 $195 up All Are Complete—Cars, Hearse, Casket and All Use of Chapel and Pipe Organ if Desired We Have Large and Wholesal The Great W. W. Chambers Co. 193v. |MRS. MARY: SAXTON DIES AT AGE OF 9 Resident of City Since War Between States. Mrs. Mary W. G. Saxton, 93 years old, wife of Maj. S. Willard Saxton, | died at her home, 1347 Harvard street, yesterday. She had been failing about a week. Maj. Saxton, who has his 100th birthday, had not been informed of Mrs. Saxton's death today, because the family felt. fearful of the effect. Maj. and ‘Mrs. Saxton celebrated their smy-nlmh wedding anniversary Janu- ary 20 A nmve of Amesbury, Mass., Mrs. Saxton was before her marriage Miss Mary Wells Grant. She and Maj. Sax- ton had resided in this city since the Civil War. She was a member of the Dames of the Loyal Legion. Mrs. Saxton is survived by her hus- band, a son, E. H. Saxton of Boston: three daughters. Mrs. R E. McDuffle of this city, Mrs. H. L. Clapp of Chicago and Mrs, James E. Miller of New York; five grandchildren and ome great- grandchild. Funeral services will be conducted at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street, tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock. Rev. Dr. U. G. B. Pierce, pastor of All Souls' Unitarian Church, will _officiate. Tempor interment will be in a vault ln Arlington Ceme- tery, pendtnl buxm then later. DR. W. D. OW OWENS, U.S. N, RETIRED, DIES AT 51 Former Medical Corps Commander Residing Here in Youth Was Coronado, Calif., Resident. Dr. William Dunlop Owens, 51 years old, commander in the Medical Corps of the United States Navy, retired, formerly of Washington, D. C., died at Coronado, Calif., February 13, friends here have been advised. A resident of Washington in his youth, Dr. Owens attended Georgetown Medical School and later entered the Navy., He retired in 1919 and has practiced medicine in Coronado. His death, attributed to a heart attack, closely followed the demise of his wife, formerly Miss Elsie Seymour of Wash- ington, who died in December, last. Full military honors will be accorded Dr. Owens, who is to be buried in the chapel at Arlington Monday morning at 10 _o’clock. Dr. Owens is survived by two sons, Seymour Owens, a midshipman at Annapolis, and Thomas Owens, and & daughter, Miss Anna Owens, Births Reported Tha. folionine birthe have been reported to the Health Department in the last hours Feiia o Moot e ?r:h\n 3. A Theattor S SWimice, “sirl. ind Agnes M. Howitz. i Melvilie B ‘and Mars & Ned L. %04, Anseline . d Elizabet! gy nd Lilly Noone Witbur a -nu Miidred O, u*‘r;mu A n M Piichtcavers: boy. nd Dorothy N. Noakes, boy. y Gir: Henry and Eva Kellv. sl Kenneth and Isabel od wn, Glement M. and Barah Boone, boy. dward and Daisy Coles, boy. Deaths liepor!ed. following deaths have been reported \o.r{‘fi. Healin® Depatiment o the "ast W Lippard, 77. 1138 7th st. n.e. 1‘1‘:’"&“5«:::; er 7, "Bt Eltzabets Hos- il l‘mml Tytler, 73, Geors l!oln Hospital. jeorge S. Daniel, 64, 1657 Newton st. H!I" L. Robinson, 50, U. 8. Vuenna Hos- r"xénrlu C. MeBain, 7 months, Children's aspital. Ll‘“l‘n Nalley, 4 months. Children's Hos- J. and Mary E. Burke, !” 'lh st. se. 2 Kingman pl nmnm "Carier, %5, ‘Home 1oF "Aeed ana John Johneon. 50. Gallinger Hospita Finkie Santord, 40. Gallinger Hospital, Harry Powell. dence Hospita! ovil Etelyn Simms. 18. Fidercuiosis Hospital. FOUND. Ve, A'“ ml.' at. BAR_ PIN_The Nichols CanlnY at Bond Bullding. offer a substantial revlm or the return of diamond bar pin 75 inches. 1ong, fost in OF near tne Willere Hotel on or about January 16, 1930. pin contains 25 small diamonds with 1 on qulrllr carat diamond in center and a do ie salets clgtp. BT, FOLD, or ;53}1:\!‘:".1'3 tln_hnfi—l bill fold, with initials turn to Edson B. Old Union Tl’llll 15th and H sts. Rewa; 3 BUNCH OF KEYS, km Tyesdey mornin between F and G sts. It luuna. nlellw nlurn lh-m u: ' wc.unu | BULL § whites Tight eve Tlacic * tional 933, Apt. 815, Lost 31 POLICE DOG, name Rex. 'fia Tal O oL B o now. Metropolitan’ 681, color. Reward, ° Garf Na: rom 903 Ist n,w. 3 Detween 11th 5308 Champiain st Td, STER cfl_ i M bl caze. Apt. 4, 3328 21% o before Al nn ur led fratern! 120 Branch 8, 1t Reward. Return to i whlnn!y & Maw- Rinpey. £05 2 G, OCKETBOOI “Potomac Yards bus T 40 fi;‘ "Wed Return to 1439 Du Thurs 0 PO S S Fopolitan Bhor or' 1900 BV st. n.w. Reward. Col. 0432 $4.00 .$40 Up Cemetery Sites B of the Finest Places heilllln—c Service Col. 0432 PRUNING TEST PROPOSED. A dgmnmmuon of pruning of mes shrubbery to increase production o( fruit and flowers will be sponsored by the Takoma Horticultural Club of Services to Be Held Tomorrow for Takoma Park, at 419 Blair road, to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Edwin C. Powell, president of the club; Dr. D. N. Shoemaker, Homer C. Skeels and C. C. Carroll will conduct the demonstration. Beaths. BAKER. MOLLIE. glflefl this life on Thursdl: Februsry 2 at 9:20 am.. iong and painfu] nlnnu. MOLLIE AKER, Sefoved wite of Jonn aker. neral from . clinton 4 Zion Church, Rockville, February 23, at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. * BECKWITH. MARY JEANNETTE. Departed this life Pebruary 19, 1930, at 9:10 a.m., nce of her son. john H. Peckwithy, Lee Highway, Halls Hill, va. MARY i ANNETTE BECKWITH. formerly 1016 o Washine C sga x{"m ¢ iotiry thelr 1086 (w0 sister n + “Woodlawn' Cemetery. 21+ SIMON. ¢ his. home, in Mount Vernon. SN Srm&i . beroved: son of the late Samuel ‘nd Tdeiia Bien. No- tice of funeral her BROOKS. JO Thursday, Feb oty an‘nm%“.vno“anw?'in Jia 'm mfl. ra o Pnnerll Bun- S“Febrinry 33, m W, Ernest Jarvis co *uineral “pariors, gzzz ve. Georkia FORD, ulumll BLL Riparted thia BU] fe Tuesday, Fepruar Sunday, February 23, from her late residences 1015’ otk at. CAMPBELL, SARAH. On Wednesday, Feb- puary 19, 1030, at her residence, 918 Barry Blowkni’ SARAH. beloved wife of the late Howard b devoted mother o ROOrE. Join B Srarien Joseon Herman and Florence Campbe 5 80d Forancy, R ister. Mrs. Id R “Watkifis, ‘and 1 34 temporarily at Lon (‘hfibt] l(Ofl 8 st. n.w.. until 4 p.m, FYI day, thereafter at her late residence. Puneral Sl“lrdlyr Pthmlry 32, at 1 p.m., £rn°:1m ‘sl “ o M. 1’ ‘ uflrch Sherman ave. and Mmm XA riends invited. Inter- COLIN EDMO! 'uesda; 18, 1930, at hll ruldence. 236 5‘ “E""J‘:’ MOND H. COLIN, devoted husband of Sirvived by toh Funeral Pri- ', Brnest Jarvis Co. lunetnl ariors, 1393 erment Arlingt - tional Cemetery. - Please omit figwers. 31 DAVIS. CARRIE. oOn Rriday., Pebruary 21‘ beloved wife n SEis, runeral from her late residence. 420 shenn-rd st. nw Eoppuary 24 at 2 o'ciock. Taterme n’l at Rock Creex Cemeter FISHER, SUSAN O Thursday, Pebruary sin- at, Gatlinger. Hosplial sCRAN S FISHER: Beisved wite B Primk S Atnes: sister of Mrs. Anna Shasfler. ‘She aiso leaves & host of other relatives and friend Rnines 1“""'.’1"2{’"‘1"‘ R 3 uneral cha and Ere ste. v, Notlce'of nm.,:'f nder: n;:m:nom. Qul N STMMONS (nec n-nd.uv, Beloved wite ai Prancis H. Fitzsimmons. Funeral from her late residence on Saturday. February 22. at 9 o'clock, and thence to St. Martin's Church, whers mass will be said for the | repose of her soul. Interment at Mount Oliver Cemetery. ' Friends and relatiyes nv GALLAGHER, RY F. On Wednesdny, 750 pm., at her res- % ARY E Dpeioved wite of ““puneral from the above ay, February 22, at 8:30 e to ' Sacred Heart Church. There mass will be sald at § a.m. for the repose of her |oul GRAHAM, SARAH E. On Tuesday, hbm- ey e 1530 at 81508 m s R gence, 1502 Kingman pl. Ske leaves i N aullie and Mis G ham: a granddaughter, Miss Pauline Mullen, two sisters And one brother, Funeral Saturday, February 22, at 1 pm. from Asbury M. E. Church. GRAHAM. SARAW E. members of Queen Al J. R. G. ate the “tirierar Jor- out 22, at 12 o'clock. "1 Sister tents ‘are invited: TER ANNA L JAMES, Leader. HORAD. 8r. gMatron. NELLIE B. CHAFIAN, Phy SARA. The Tinney ot SISTE! GRAHAM, . Wheatley Society announces with sorrow SARA GRA! Fo- the death of Mr: neral” Saturday. February 22, ., irom Asbury Church. n.w. MARGARET 8 BYRD, Ret. GRIFFITH. ELIZA MILLER. On Pridsy. February 21, 1930, at 1 a A MIL- LER, “teloved ‘wife" o Seth W Grimeh. Funeral Monday, February 24, at 11 from her late residence. Brookeville, Md. Interment Brookeville Cemetery. ) MODGE, LAWRENCE. Departed this Fhursday, Pebruary 20, 1030, st 8 p, Fairmon HOBGE. the laving_son at Vials Hodge: and brofher of Frances Clarke Hodge =No- {ice of ‘tuneral la Remains resting at o . Brist Jarsis Co. fmeral puriore: 32 Georgia ave nw. HOFFMAN, WILEY H. e fl;“"‘“ ‘Loudon Park Cemetery, | HOLMES. SOPHIA C. On Priday, Mmry 21 1930, at the residence of fer son: A Holmes,' 621 Mass. ave. T aged 7 vears. widow of John Funers] Sunday, Pebruary 3s. at i 1 biist Church, ™ Relatives And friends invi Interment at Orleans Cemetery. JONES,ELLA. Departed this lite ¥ebruary 19. 1930, "at her residence. 363 SLLA. devoted wife of the late Marshaii Jones. She leaves to mourn her loss three | devoted children. (M. James E Jones. Mrs Edith Wells and ‘M telle Johnsor: five grandehildren And three great-arandcnil: one son-in-law. two muu and other relatives and friends. Funeral Arta ek, from Morish Baptist Church. 3rd and L sis. s.w. HE PAMIL! .w., on Saturda: Intérment private! EY. EWING W. Devatted this lm Triday, February 31, 1930, 1220 ING W. KEN] May Kenney, and a loi Kenney. Notice ol uneral later. \URA V. Wednesday, Februar: of0. at her Reidenenc A ooy A V. LANG, widow of lh! IIB Jflhh Puneral_s ressjonal Cemetery. g mzl 7 u&:grh-.hr{‘omgr 0400, Fbruary 20. NORFLEET C. LASSITER. 1lov-a hu of Vera Lassiten Bernices oy funer hflm! I’UI l‘lh ll nw., February 23, af LEHR, DR. LOUIS I‘IIAIL!! 5ebrunry a0, 1930, CHARL!! Requiem m-n 'Klnlnul Chureh Baltimore. a'm:on Satlrday, Februacy 35 ment rivate. MANKIN, BESSIE GUY. ~On Pridar, Peb. 1Y b 130, BESSTE GuUY MANKIN, ot flu ate Wllullaml A, Mankin. Thursday, At the Union Memorial 11 fnter- Pa. ave. Saturday 10'am. Thterment Failv McDONALD, BERNICK life_on January 27. cDON, -na ertha A. McDonal terment Woo lnwn Cemetery, Saturday, February e -z Mnou AL on Tiiesday. men’s Church, Departad XANDER. Depur!ed this lite Pobruaty 930, at P Hospital: ALEX Mo Remains at Frazier Rbode Tsland ave. n.w. LES, Suddenly, on Wednes- ry 19, 1930, at Giesboro Point, TuS RILEY: brother of Jepn Loyvina Savoy. Other rela- ends ‘mourn his “deparfure. funeral home, «1 t. nw. 10 am. Relatives friends invited. INSON. JULIA. ruary 10, 1930, “at her” residence eorgta ave. n.w., (A ROBINSOI Voted momu ‘6t “Nkreares Chln 8he also e (] dehildren Februaty 2. at xer i Bentist, C Ch\ln:ll T thog"" Romaing e W Jarvis” Co. fun o petora® i e v on Wedriudln £ | MASSIE: GLADYS MAE, fnlumou, ! Sundag, at | and luny Dfll I? l‘ nnn d i R‘ marh e B . " Notice ot fune SWAN. HAMETON . o2 'numd-v Peb. 3 0 Am. At his resi- orman and . of Alexan- 5, 22nd February 22, at 2:30 Creek ‘Ceméters. invit 'nlouu HWARRIETT L._on Thurldny February 20. 1930, at 5 p.m., HARRIETT L [JTHOMAS, dsughter of thie late Alex- gnder and Elenors Thomas. Puneral from Holy ludnmer cn-uch Monday morning ry at 9 oclock. Relatives_and Triends Tnvited to afiend, ¢ WASHINGTON. ~Departed this (Wednesdas. ¥ebruary 19, 1930, at dge st n.w., WASH ends. mains AW r, *Folbers Iumul parlors, h st now. until Satw noo Febriary | . Funeral Sun: 3 from Galbraith’ A Zion" chuun 6th st. between M and L o | _n.w. Rey. W. D. Battle officiatins. On Thur me of hi AR SpATdgon, Col A VAN HORN. in her 82nd Pineral Saturday, February 22, 2:30° pm. from the Colesville E. 3 Chureh "fnterment Ghurch Comstery. a1 WASHINGTON, CHARLES. Departed this . 1930, at " cHARLES k. hushana "o CPisrence Washington, brother of Emma Washing- on of Jane Wasningion. deceised Fepruary, 41 rom Bovd & Wilsen Fuberai home. 1000 L oAb B a RMLEY. WILLIAM. Sudden} Feb TaM 0, WA WoR LY OF 13 ' 5. nw.." devoted. h n ther of 1], Sarah, Bdward ‘fivormx:y.ffnmn of bruary 3. st e, Moses and aturday, Fel Trom W, Eenest Jurvis Co. | funieral Flors, 3382 " Ga nterment ncoln Memorial Cemeters. 1 In Memortam. BOWLER, THOMAS C. Tn lovin brance of our dear ‘father. T OWLER, who died “Febriary 21, Tour vears aso’ toda May the heavenly wi vlna: blow sottly, O'er thi spot. Mg “the. hanging wi remem- (QMAS_C 1926, Cence. gear furn You shall never be forgor, i S EUGENE. In loving memory of ‘%fx;rob-eluud Duthand and dear father, EU- who left us Sio Todar, Febriary 31, 1926: loved in Lfe constantly and embered in_death. "WIFE, SON AND DAUGHTER. DQVE. GEORGE. In sad but loving DOVE. W aeparied. this e one year . W pa ago today, °rebrnnry 21, 1920 from be filed i """H"s" WIFE, MARY DOVE. RON, BENJAMIN. Sacred to the m TR or Du dear brother, BERJAMIN BRON. who Dassed away tweive years b 'y 31, 1 n"l" 's"l"s"?zn' y "i)"no-mn. ESSIR AND HEBBRON. RON, BENJAMIN. In loving memory ma'rmoue devoted 'friend, BENJAMIN HEB- BRON. who l1eft Us twelvs years ago to- day, February 21. 1018, In death remembered. Lo, 1nrnmn SADIE Y. 1In loving rem 56 ' HERRIMAN, who dsparied © BN ife three years ago todey, February iy R fmhlnnl:! Il (h! luld!n ehllfl 'llnlllozv’ 1 it sorrow o! the he nlhln can ever take awa: » YOV! u'-hlt hearts hol Pomi inger every mmemhunu [eeps yOu neal A nnflerlul mnlhfl. 'omm \at. mothe: ar. lay, who S vondertul One 1o a million— JACKSON, MARY. In loving remembrance of gur mother ‘and erandmother. MARY CKSON, ‘who Jett, us ave years ago to- ny. Podriary 21 We shall see her mn- brlTne morning waters fal ml l:. Departed this rs_ago today, Febri ry'& 1 JOHNSON, devots Ophelia Joyce. Fternal mamories forever nger, JOYCE. ! P n loving temem: Brance of ‘our bal ister. OLADYS MAE ‘wio difa T years ago todurs ruary 21, 192! Ohuld she nx un it we miss e Yes. it fills our hea Bu! !h Inifll !'E.HY 'h‘l ave courage Iln"] 'C lfl“ ’l"‘ LOVING Mt [ER, ™ ADE. JAMES n l ving remem- oaee ot or devoved Tatnar. JA MEQUABE. " ¥no- depiried Tie life one | o5 SO EOWARD AND JAMES. . WILLIAM E. In sad but loving re- P‘m‘(:"'in-'nu of my fathe: ILLIAM E. 'NE. ‘lhn die day, February 31, 10 The vears may wive out many things, But this they wi) G o departed’ o Heven Jouts aso ioday. Pebruary 31s 1919, i miss_you? 2t otie heatis wich pain irit "ll ‘hispe: ew, . how, w or_you. Dear son. hoy ve long for vou . . MAGGIE .. tribyte. of lm "!:’f}.“m"em’.‘,l‘ s e other A GIE G. o departed this life | §V5 years ao toduy, February a1, 19a | There. no more parting. no more pain; ‘The dlllnnto enn hroulh nea o des HALL Landover. 24, o4 ’ s 0 In sad and nvm. ooty of oz Gear htband and father: ROE SHUMATE, who departed this lfe February X in 'AND DAUGHTERS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. *| ALMUS R SPEARE lnuel‘a-z:an- flllflnlll:‘“l-AI:‘u Ceo. 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