Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1930, Page 9

FEBRUARY 25, 1930. of s was Somposea ot S Jo; |REV. OWEN A. HILL DIES AT AGE OF 67 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C,; TUESDAY, WOMAN PHYSICIAN | émees, s 2. Rt S RECIPIENT OF HONOR LAMBRASON TO ADDRESS | Schosi, Bietteenth ana e o S DADS{ CLUB AT BANCROFT | Daren”, " freside, while Col. J. s. The Dads’ Club Was formed the early part of this school year among the fa- d T. Lamberson, member of | thers of the children in. the school. | Births Reported. The following births have been reported | 1o the Health Depariment in the inst 34 | MEDLEY. GEORGE D, Suddent hours: \ day, February 23, 1030. at his roesi Prederick J. and Edna M. Adelman. boy 1629 11th st. nw., GEORGE D. MED] Clinton A. and Blanche M. Baden, irl. Funeral from the above residence - Roy J. and Evelyn M. Deferrari, girl. nescay, February 26, at 2 pm. maing Eerl A and Ethel Eckioff, boy. sephine Johnson, Mrs. Evelyn Copeland and Miss Margaret Haughney. In addition to Dr. Burritt's service as physician in charge of the Treasury Telief service, which had grown from one room to eight rooms in eight dif- the relief room service on a substantial basis, and it has grown both In size and efficiency of service under your able management.” Mr. Birgfeld pre- sented on behalf of a group Dr. Bur- resting at MeGulre's funeral home, 9th st. nw. Dads’ Clu P om the first district of Kan- | The welfare of the children and sub- | Dr. Martha C. Burritt, Upon Re- \ } the guest speaker of the | jects and problems pertaining to their of the Bancroft Elementaryelementary education are discussed. $35, $40 and $45 UITS & O’COATS The Final Close-Out Price 22% This is the final reduction of the season, and rep- nts a great bargain feast. Hundreds of suits and ts in all popular styles, and materials. All sizes. tirement From Government Post, Feted by Her Associate: Dr. Martha C. Burritt, physician in | charge of the Treasury Department relief room service, voluntarily ‘retired from her Government post yesterday at | ceremonies in which she was feted | with a party and presented with sev- | eral substantial gifts. | Although having been granted a two- ar extension’ of Government service after her seventieth birthday, February | 18, Dr. Burritt chose to retire. Ogden L. Mills, Undersecretary of the Treasury, in a letter presented by | Prank A. Birgfeld, chief clerk of the :EEEEEEE:—EE We Feature Stately m L} WREATHS & SPRAYS For Funerals ritt’s friends in the department 70 gold dollars, one for each year of her age. Dr. Burriit aiso received from the eight nurses of the Treasury relief service and other nurses who peviously had served under her a traveling bag. The register’s office gave a silver tray, the Internal Revenue Bureau a week end bag and purse, the office of Treasurer of the United States gave $42.50, and there were several individual gifts. Paul Myers. former chief clerk of the Treasury ' Department, who appointed Dr. Burritt about 12 years ago to her position, paid tribute, declaring, “She did a real, substantial, solid, good work, without frills, in one of the biggest de- partments of the Government.” A luncheon was tendered in her honor by the nurses in the committee room of the Treasury Department, where the children. She was born in Martins Ferry, Ohio, son, 20; Rev, Lioyd wood. 30. both of Richmiond, Va.; Councilor. Mognotto. 2i: Rev ard. 19; Rev Archie Catlett, 29; Rev J§ L. S. Holloman. ler. 26, both of Atlanta, Ga.; Rev. John C. Bail L. Baugh. 20. both of Richmond, Va.; Rev. Allen T. Poote Briscoe, 19; 41, both of Baltimore, Md.; Rev. L. M. Zim- merman 23: Rev. Edward Gabler. Mildred K. McCauley, 25, Frank Steelman Cownes. 19; Rev. H Allison. 20: Re and Viola Brown, 23, this city; Rev. Wi- Tiam | 38; Rev. R. J. | partington, 27, Oman M. Moran. ferent buildings, she had prior service With the Government in the office of the auditor of the Treasury from 1880 to 1883. Dr. Burritt is a widow and Tetites to make her home with her ‘The farewell ceremonies at the Treasury were largely attended. Marriage Licenses. Kennie Pranklin, 22, and Hazel' B. Acher- N Youne. Leslie K. Yonce. 34. and Maude L. Gate- Rev. H. J. Hausman. 26, and Minnie V. Joseph'R. Sizoo. and Catherine Wood- Richard A, James Stanford, 25 Boyd ‘A, Malvin. 24, and Maggle Medley, Raymond M. Blair. 29, and Janice M. Mil- ckwell S. Schmitz, 22. and Marzaret James O. Simms, jr. 24, and Blanche V. Rev. William 'A. Murphy. Glenroy L_Black. 54, and Cieopha Schmidt, Henry C. Gore. 38, and Annle C. Caliouw, | Raymond B. Nott. 24, Meriden, Conn., and this " city; Rev. Harry V. Arbogast. 30, and Anne B, M. B. Jones. ndoz. 25, and Virginia L. . Thomas G. Smyth. Marion L. Downey. 22. Philadeiphia, Pa.. Thomas W D. Jones. James H. Waugh. 50. and Daity Matthews, Froelich, mes H.'Shannon. 38, this city, and Anne Nebr.; Rev. Joseph Former Georgetown U. and Gon- zaga Teacher Expires in Philadelphia. Rev. Owen A. Hill, S. J., native of this city, who formerly taught at | Georgetown University and Gonzaga College here, died at St. Joseph's Col- lege, Philadelphia, early today, accord- ing to word received here. Death was due to a_heart attack. Born July 25, 1863, Father Hill was educated at Gonzaga College, graduating in 1880. Following he entered the Jesuit Novitiate at Frederick. Md. After pur- suing his studies at Frederick and Woodstock College, he was ordained in ; i For six years, until going to St. Jo- seph’s a year ago, he taught at Gon- | gaza College and lectured in the George- town University Law School. Prior to then he had been assigned to George- town University for two years, Father Hill also had taught at St. Peter's, Jersey City, N. J.; Holy Cross College at Worcester, Mass., and at Fordham. He was known as an emi- nent preacher and teacher and was the author of several books, in poetry and prose. Father Hill leaves a sister, Miss Ann Hill of this city. Funeral services and interment will be held in Philadelphia Saturday morn- ing ‘at 10 o'clock. Michaei and Mary D. Guerra. girl. Carl E. and Rose M. Himmier, bos. John T. and Anna M. Horigan, boy. Albert L. and Hazel Johnson. boy. Joseph N and Gertrude Kline, girl, Arthur_and Margaret Mayhew.' boy. Allen E. and Blanche E. Moore. girl. John nd Katharine M. Mullen, 'irl Alton ‘C. and Gertrude E. White. girl. @ards nf Thanks, WARD. LOU! I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messazes of sympath: | and beautiful floral offerings from my | many friends In my sad bereavement in the loss of my beloved wife, LOUISE | WARD! OTIS WARD. | WHEATLEY, CATHERINE. We wish to ex- | “press our’ sincere thanks to friends and | relatives for the many kind expressions of sympathy and the heauti(ul floral trib- utes, in our bereavement. the death of our ‘mother, CATHERINE WHEATLEY THE PAMILY. Deatlys. LVEY, WILLIAM T. Suddenly on Mon- day, February 24, 1930, at Casualty Hos- pifal. WILLIAM 'T.. beloved husband of the late ANNIE A. ALVEY. Funeral serv- ices at W. W. Chambers funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. 27 at 10:30 a.mn. Chapel, Md. BELL, ROBERTA. Monday even: Interment Addison 26 Departed this life on February 24, 1930, at her residence, 1305 Taylor si. 'n.w. RO- BERTA BELL. beloved wife of the late William “E. Bell. Funeral services on Wednesday, Febriary 26, at 2 p.m. at her late residen Interment “at "Ouk Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends i vited, . BOOZE, FARL. On Monday, February 24, 1930. ‘EARL BOOZE, devoted son of Marie Willinms. Remains’ resting at the W Thursday, February | | MINTER. DA V. MQOTE, NELLIE D, PIERCE, On Monday, Pebruary 34, MINTER. aged ffom her Iiste ne, on Wednesday, Pebruary sim. Interment ' Glenwood 1930. "TDAy V. Funeral Morse st 2, at 11 Cemetery. On Tuesday. Pebruary 25, 1930, aiter a brief iliness. NELLIE D. MOOTE. ~Services and interment at her iate home. Wilson. N. Y. On Tuesday, Pebruary 25, at_her residence. 924 Quincy st. n.w. E. beloved wife of Alfred 'Nagié notlier of Clara A, Mager and Earl R. Funeral services at _the ~abovi gddress ou Thursday, February 27, at 3 . CALVIN. On Tuesday, February 25, 1930, at s residence, 142 13th B, CALVIN NEILSON, beloved facher ‘of Walter C. Neilson of this city. Mrs. 8. E. Johnson and Mrs. O. E. Anderson of '['- fedo. Olio Notice of funeral later. ORRISON, JOHN SAMUEL. On Monday. February 24, 1930. at 5:10 p.m., JOHN SAMUEL_ORRISON. ‘husband "of - the late Eflie B, Orrison. - Funeral Thursday, Fehe Tuary 27, at 2 pm, from his ate resis gence at Norbeck, Md, Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Gleawnod Cemetery. 26 ANNIE. Departed this day. February 23, 1930, at 3:45 Dms af the ‘residence of her son-in-law. DF, 3. . Blair, 309 1st st. se, ANNIE PIERCE. She also Jeaves to mown her de- parture two daughters, Mrs., J. D, Blair and Miss Ellen Plerce: two sons, Louls and Bertram Pierce: one sis- ter. Mrs. M. L. White: stepdnughter and a host Of other reintives and friends, Funeral Wednesday, February 26, at p.m. from Zion Baptist Church, F st. be- tween 3rd and 4'y sts. s.w. Interment Harmony Cemetery. RANDA CHARL Tuary ‘3. 1930, in Boston, CHARLES F. RANDALL. husband of Plor- ence Keys Randall Funeral services at Rock Creek Church, February 25, at 3 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery, life Sun- F. On at 3:30 am., turday, Feb- —— Deaths Reported +| Mary E_Tomlin, 76, 1702 Lamont s Beorein ave, nov. Notice ot ‘umeral later. | RICE. ANNIE. On Sunday. Pebruary 23 Fenry G. Bergling, 6, | 5, & ; ne 1535 Kearney st. ' mRADFORD. IDA WARNER, Suddenly. on| (he"idle 'EatyP R ANNIE RICE wite of Wiliam T, Rutledse, 67 Arlington Hotel | SundtvaFebrudry 2. 10do. et her pesi-| Churies’ g Rice: Georee’ 6, Rice: Dr. Belle W, Ozanne, 66, 5 lence. 3541 Holmead Bl n.w. DA R~ Thomas J. Rice and Edward C. Rite, Pu- ol B e S nitad Sraen NER, BRADFORD, beloved wite of HArry | nerul from Speare's chapele 1623 Gone tome Howpita + 27, United States Soldie B. Bradford and mother of Willlam and [ M0 | necticut ave. n.w.. Wednesday, February Rebecca Baiiey. 40. Georsetown Hospital. | {14 Snetord.. Hemains restine at the| 26 ay'3 e e ametitn Do, %0, Georgetown Hospital, = Chapin st. | . o] BUY ON LIBERAL TERMS m fi THOMAS GALLAGHER DIES. i Pay in convenient weekly or monthly 4‘ jamounts. Eiseman’s credit plan is COSTLESS. | | I | { Open that account NOW ) $22 Up Delivered e (urSanL Bacae. 1400 Interment at Congressional Geme- i W K 2 tery. 25 nols Expires in Hospjtal. i T oW, R S—Swe: | Wednesday, February 26, &t 2 p.m. 35% funeral home_ on it brown, on ¥ near DihOwer SHARPPS, MARY E. Departed this life # BROADUS, JOHN IRVING, Departed this suddenly February 24, 1930. at 8:30 a.m. _ EISEMAN'S 804 17th St. N.\W. 609 12th St. N.W. Metro. 7945 Metro. 9369 | ) —Thomas Gallagher, 79, former Representative from Illinois, died at a | hospital here yesterday. He came here two months ago from Chicago. 3 - o SAN ANTONIO, Tex, February 25 CA_iet at 2116 1860 st now: . _LOST. BILLFOLD. Jlack leather, CoRtATTAE HuTae’s registration card of Mary G. Janes and $25. near 14th & Col. rd.: Teward. North 1687, BRACELET. red gold ifuk. locket attached, life Monday, February 24, 1930, at 12:30 am. at his residence. 110 10th st. se. JOHN IRVING BROADUS. beloved' hius- band of Bertha E_Broadus. devoted son of John D. and Mamie Broadus of Forestville, Md. = He also leaves three children. three brothers, Ernest. Alonzo and Loston Broad- us, and ‘s deyoted aunt, Mrs Ella B MARY E. SHARPPS, 1454 N st. n.w., de- voted cousin of Fannie J. Simmons. She leaves to mourn her 10ss & number of rela- tives and frieuds. Notice of funeral late SHINN, FLORENCE A. Suddenly, on Sun- day, February 23 1930, FLORENCE A. 3 s SHINN. Funeral Wedneeday, Pebruary 26, Seventh and F Sts. a1 2 ., from. the home of her. son. 30 Shepherd st. Chevy Chase, Md. Intere ment Alexandria, Va. » SOLLERS, JAMES L VIS, Mondey, February 24, 1930, at his reste dence, " 515 Seward ‘,1\ re se. JAMES LEWIS SOLLERS, beloved husband of Flora M. Sollers. Funeral Earle Theater or between Earle Theater and Gallagher once served as a Cook | JHi\’ st Satirday svenine;. valied s i | L0, wnard) . | County commissioner and also as vice | Reward. _Decatur_0545 before 10, a.m. S R g AT president of the Chicago Board of | CAT. silver gray Persian, strayed away from | jneat Acinkton. Cemeiery s % Inge Education, | home Saturday night.. Call Col. 2602 . : N — ]Blll. ADA. On Monday, Pebruary 24, | COLLIE DOG, male, tan and white; tag No. | © 1030 ap Bust Oranye N ., e e homt 100508, Call Keller, 3805 Ingomar st. Chevy | of Her daughter. Mts. Kobert N, Mclond NERAL DIRECTORS. Chsw. S Olew S D S ey Mrs. ADA BURR. awed 81 vears, beloved o T = | DOG, coilie, young female, drooping 3 wife of the late Harrison Burr. Services of john R. Wright Co., 1337 10th st. n.w. V SPE RE CO sable l{\d whx’lrc. sdlrlyfl}‘ from Jfl!!( L.wfl- ;&h\lrldn}y.‘rehllil l)‘ 27, lK.'l"nD"N I:n. at ?n ’Khut.dlv. Y!brnlryd 27, at 1 e | A rence st nie ' Tuesday afternoon. Rewar ysong's funeral home, st. nw. | ferment privat rery, . . ® | Tel North 2292. 2 lnlrrm'tul Congressional Cemetery, 26 Bn]llmore.DMm ke Cem!:e.ry | Dos—a: lice dow, 7 ths old; | CAMPBELL 'THA. Departed this life-8 WALT v Aatkrias e ‘o & o, GO | erman Dollce ok, 7 TORUES. old} | CAMPBELL. LETHA. Departed this life-8un- | WALTER, THELMA, PRI R g M L e e e W R R T T e Fektiany oA Fendmer’s HotT , "Td, THINEAR SRRYIed, his g an ment, = R TR hite wire. | Pital. LET . of i 8 at Colimbia Hospital, THELMA Pione Prapk. ene 1009 H St. N.W. | Pocorenard for return of white wire: | Bl Lh Cievemnn o Sgersy Mrs, L 3 | WALTER (nee Barreir).'aged 19 years, bex Formerly 940 F St. N.W. | about 3 weeks sgo. Telephone Cleveland Jones of Cleveland, N, C.; Mrs. Mamie loved wifs of John Walter lhduhelgv.fi . Bar- = X 411 | Todd and Lesie Mitchell of Salisbury, N. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John — C. id six brothers. Funeral services Wm. H. Snrdo & Co. TR SOT T ponager, oo T a hetween 13th ;:‘:"-dww:velnn“u W7 ‘-‘l oo wz-:;r Nn:v‘::n‘;r’ le':(m:l::unon Monday. Private Linlotsiie: Ambolngsd e i 3 . n.e. D%, bet. dnct and S s % wion, Ohurch: | Trebruary 34, 1930, ut her restaence SO0 #4188 48 Lincoln 0524 D% bet. 2nd and 3d sis. we Rev. J. W McCoy oificlating. Beiends invited. inger- | 16t st che Tate Wiliam 1 Wetast vad Modern Ghapel Ly 3 26 liam T, Wetzel and Established 1876 ment at Cieveland, N. C. . 3 CAMPBELL, MAMIE. On Sunday, Februncy | lom " the- apors adiees Do Wedningral JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 33,100, 't 12:30 a.m., at her tesidence, [ February 26, At 850 mh i thenec anI 133 10th St N.W. _ Phenme North éo4y (Dec 830 . __ _____ ¢ T T — | HAN CHIEFS _Paper bag containig ALM hanekerchiefs marked “ESN.” Reward if returned to 1720 Massachuseits ave. 42 Porter st. ne, MAMIE CAMPHELL. , the devoted “wife " of ‘Charlie Campbell; | n'w ~at s s m © Heintiair, mnd Park rd Succeeding the Original W. R. Spears Co, | INDIAN THUNDER BIRD, siiver, Saiurday ight: wise stone: ner. Connecticut TSP turasolse stone valuable, to “owner. ton of 624 Q st. n.W. Funeral Thuisday. o] o] m Former Representative From Illi- w. \;r, cc;::::.c;; funeral home. 1400 | 3f: M6 3 Pm ' Cash & Carry Flower Stores 807 14th St. N\W. Metro. 7433 o] o] l——|o|lc———|m|c———|o|c———] Suddenly, on from _ chapel GLOVES. white: lost nt 14th and G sis.. 9 am. Monday morning. Reward if r turnied’to the Hee _ad 3 GOLD PIN, small. nd_pe looni: lost Baturday. Phone Col. 284 loving daughter of Rose Smiuh, mother of | Vitsd 1o ainena, Tpiacives and friends in- Ave. 1321 M st. n.w., Apt. 505. Met. 367 G R, Bf e, mith, mother of | vited to aitend, Inferment at St. Jonn's POTOMAC 4600 KEY RING, containing about eight Kkeys. Chapel, Forest Glen, Md. Smith. ~She also leaves other relatives | O IERe 8 and fiends. Funeral Thursday, Fepruary (WIMBUSH. RACHEL, somewhere ‘n northwest section; Tew: 8 yre. at 1208 B st 45 yrs. at 940 F gy, | 320_CONN. ave. w.. Apt. di. Dej Rt 1 O'clock. rom MO Alry Buptisy | Sunday.'Pebruary 35, 1030, at her R B S CLEPAX" notebook: written notes of value 4 ruary 23, 1930, EDNA 36 'years, g Ay 2 Clyde J. Nlchols, Inc. beloved wife ot living E’Catlerton. Fu- | o "f,fuineel chavel Srd and Eve sts. [ neral from W, W. funeral home, In Memoriam. 816 H st. n.e. on Wednesdsy, Febfuary BARNES. EDWARD. 1In loving remembrance 36 ot 4 b.m. Relatives and friends invit: d. ~Intermeni Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 35 of my husband. EDWARD BARNES, who departed this life February 35, 1926, CHASE, HENRY W. Departed this life Sun- | day, February 23, 1930, at his residence, Days of sadness still steal over me, Hidden tears so often flow, 321 Elm st. n.w., at 3:15 .., HENRY W. Memory. darling, will keep you near me, b A Aoy A 1 dence, 611 Half st 5.w.. RACHEL. wfé‘ Capitol st wntll - Wednesdas’ at & wpi. | & devoted husband. Hamilton . Wimbush to' owner alone. Return of telephone Ma). Burks, City_Club, Washington, h_St. N.W. _6324. | PEN—Lady's black and_white Dienified. Efficient Service Service Chaves A i| one sister. two brothers, a loving mother, Jincy 10 b, aboxe sddress, Intersje v " Maria Fieck, and & Host of athes Please Teturn to 2011 Park rd. ward. e ST e RS Ww. | PURSE. smail, light snakeskin, shell fram: . - Deal & CO lost “Monday between Baltimore and Was) 818 B ST. NE. e 200, | |DElon. containing 345, green fountain pe b CATIERTON EDNA M. On Sundas, Feb- Tontonry i Sienasl uneesl Wodnseey, S NE ____LINCOLN 8200, |ivory charm. Y. W. C_A. card, etc. Reward. Jo WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, |4008 Hemilton ave.” Baitimore, Md. Phoné CHAi', hH l(e)le:!l IOVI mg)\:nl "o'}fl{t’.llnl:‘ two. brothe Tee W.. Chase Hemilton O1=W.. - S T ingto d William E. H. Chase of New FUNERAL DIRECTORS. WATCH, Elsin, on_7ih st between ¥ and E| York, and a host of other relatives and CREMATORIUM. sts. Return to 513 1ith st. and recelve | friends. Funeral Wednesday, February 26, Though You left me four vears ago. 332 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL 1384, 3 | 2S84 "~ * | atl pm., from Metropolitan Ghurch, M WIFE, MRS, MARY E. BAR . ‘chAs‘—‘s——zURHORST— \WRIST WATCH, old ¥qld, Elgin; Tnitials on | 3§, betweeh 15th and 16ih sts. w, Rev. BARNES, EDWARD, Jr. A tribute of lgwe i S . H. L. D. Monday, between 3 3 évotion to the memory of our i On Sunday, Pebruary| loved son and brother. FDWARD BARI e, who departed thix life {our Years age today. February 25, 1926. Pnsxed‘ out from this planet of sorrow and A, Passed on to God's heaven above: Passed out from the realm of where men ‘Strusele for gnin Passed into the kingdom of love. Time goes on with rapid pace. As years succeed each other. Blg Hflml": le‘t Cl;l ne'e:‘ :g‘bc:fllh- fond memories of our e THE FAMILY. EROWN., AGNES. In loving remembrance of my dear sister, AGNES BROWN, who dg!dlg:l_’llrle!n yea's ago today, February 25, 1011, 01 EAST CAPITOL s pm Réward 3821 10th s CHASE, NENRY . Lincoln_0372. 1930, at 3:15 a.m. at_his’ residence, - o 7T Elm sl n.w., HENRY W. CHASE. Joseph F, Birch’s Sons IN GRANITE. MARBLE 1 IONZE ON ineral Wednesday, Feor: y 26, at 1 o'clock, from Metropolitan Church, M st. (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Phone west onge DISPLAY at 448 NEW YORK AVENUE N.W Washington Granite between 15th and 16th sis. n.w. The body will lie in state at bis late residence at Established 184) Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Monumental Co., Inc. WILLIAM JARDINE. Secty. b Mhoesday." ateriient “Woodjswn 13 8 ITH . Modern Gpnam ST %W National 2473 Ave. N.W.. CHASE, HENRY W. Members of Green Mountam Lodge, 1477, G. U. O, of O. F., requested to attend a call mecting at | the Odd Pellows' Hall. M st. between 16i01 and 17th sts. n. on Tuesday, Pebrua:y | 25, 1930, at 8 p.m,, to make arrangemenis HENRY W SHARE" Foberal Wednorday H St. N.E. i Pebruary 36, at 1 pm., Trom Metropoitss = Linc. 5543 Church, M t. between 15th and. 16th eis. J. P. A, WHITE, N. ‘The depths of sorrow I cannet tell FUNERAL DESIGNS. 3. wiLiams, 7.5, 4 Ofuie Road of The one {loved 36 wetl, o - * | DORSEY, ROSA, Departed this life Mon- o Sarhary ] ihe oo, G SHAFFER S iend oty S IR | niUBVING shdTR FRANCES Bmom. i T MBLEMS AT MOD. 3 ( Susk BURKE, WALTER. In loving remembran ERATE PRICES. TEL. NAT. $416 & NAT. 0108 Vag avd Lills Werdon, Tney ™ sioy | "ot our Genr oah sne Brether: WAL Open Evenings |44 and Eucene Cooper. She aiso leaves a| BURKE. who 'died one vear ago today, aud Sundays Eye * host of ‘other relatives and friends to| February 25, 1929, Promot Aute Dellvery Bervice, mourn her departure. Remains resting As we loved him, so we miss him: Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St.| at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd In our memory he Is always near, and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. | Loved, remembered, longed for always, Artistic_expressive—inexpenstve. | —_—— CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY February 24, 1930, at 8:15 p.m. at his HIS LOVING FAMILY. residence, 1310 9th st. n.w. ARTHUR | KRUSEN. SARAH E. AND HENRY 8. Vaultage, $5 per month. Cholee lots and sites for sal “TIMOTHY HANLON Puneral Director Private Ambulance one of BERKEY & GAY’S newest bed room suites K I 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Phones { Col. 464 ELLIS, beloved hlllhlml“ol!lmuu Ellis, in | SARAR B he forly-uinth year of his age. Notice ago. ““| Tiary 5. 1023, and our father, HENRY 8. OF faneeul: Taver: KRUSEN, who died one year ago toda: R . Who_died o g ENGLAND. JO! February 25, 1929, day. February LAND. beloved husbaud of Margaret A | Loved in life and remembered in death. Ensland (nee Loveday). Funeral from 5 late residence, ur st. n.w., on v N s lov- Wednesday, February 35, at ‘8:30 am.: | VAWRENCE, JOWN AND SYLVIA. \In oo e be cat n g oL, Church, where | LXWRENCE, who died February 81011, jass will be said at 9 am. Relatives and | ghd my daushter, SYLVIA LAWRENGE. friends invited. Interment Arlington Na- [ S04 My, daushier, SWLVIA LOWRERCS: tion Cemetery. 2 e e AT GASKINS, MATTIE. Departed this life on ‘ ¥ Friday.. February 21, 1930 at Galling W shall sce thews o INIENS Waraing Hospital, MATTIE GASKINS of 3 AleX:| hey will be waiting for our coming, In the upper garden there. ander courts n.w., mother of William and HIS LOVING WIFE, MRS, BERTIE LAW: John Gasking. Funeral Wednesd ruary 6, at 2 p.m., {rom Boyd & Wilson's RENGEL AND HER MOTHER. MAHONEY funerai home. 1340° L st. n.w. GATES (nee Colling). Funeral' from the | HONETL NI SRISY pebruary 25, 1091 Wednesduy, FebRuAry 36, 'at 83" ain:| He crossed in the tvilicht eray and cold thence to St. Aloysius Chureh, where llllb:; And the wlnlle mist hid him from mortal e atives View: l‘;‘kflng: |:llvlldl!;‘ T UMD We !M‘\\v not the angels who met him GOLDSBOROUGH. VAR J. Suddenly, on kg » b lohany, Februnry Yo 1ojo, VAR (@8 | The sule'dt the city we could not see. QUi tather 18 waiting for us. loved Euah-na of Lrliey T; Goldsborough o a. ave. s.e.Funeral from the par- e e DA S H RS, GERTRUDE HAIATONEY AND BESSIE TURNER. lors of Jumes' T. Ryan, 317 Pu. ave. se. Dhence o 81 Berer's Ohureh. where s | McCOY. SARAM, A tribute of love and des votlon to memory, of our mothy thence to St.' Peter's Church. where mass SARAH McCOY. who departed thi ;‘1“ dhe A‘lld ;f. L] ll.m. R:Il ves l‘lld 3 g Cemetery, "Vt R "6 " | Ave vears ako today, February 25, 1938 GOLDSBOROUGH, IVAR. The members of | We shall see her some bright morning + Admiral George Dewey Naval Camp, No. 7. | Resting by the waters fair. | She'll be waiting for our coming In the upper garden there. LOVING SON AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, JOHN W. AND NELL B. McCOY. . McCOY, SARAH. Sacred to the memory of Four Major Pieces, $236 a= my dear i th 1 Cemetery. 1l comrades are ear- ntered in oS - Chair, $17 . . . Bench, $17 4 tonal” Cemetery. All comri w fitered inio" elerhal veli ave. vears 380 VIGRCEN Tt IVODEEN I s 34 Beautiful toiler, thy work is don GOUGH, MARY. On Pridey, February 21 [ B 15 iih Y crown well won. 1930, MARY GOUGH. devoted mother of | TOVING DAUGHTER. MARTHA McGOY }‘lul! White and sister of “'Sm“lmu‘rllo' ‘GASKINS. . ik o0 FRE PO ek | QUANDER, EDWARD. A tribute of love to day. February 26, at 10 a.m., from the the memory of our beloved son and broth W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2223 | er. 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Puneral serv- brother, ROBERT (ROBBY) EDWARD ices at the above address on Wednesday, REEL. who _departed this life four years Pebruary 26, at 2 p.m. ax0 loday, February 25, 1926 KING, FLIZABETH FLETCHER. Departed MOTHER AND BROTHER. th i 1dds » on Sunday. Pebruary | RITCHIE, ALBERT. 1In sad and loving 23. 1030, y Hospital, ELIZABETH membrance of our dear brother. ALl FLETCHER KING. She leaves to mourn RITCHIE. who passed away one year ago 'bh." I:ll"‘t mother, hl\lxh m‘l., h/'(‘v r'hl'{; today, February 25, 1929. ren, brother, two tncles and a host of | other relatives and . Triends. ' Remams | YoU are not forsotten. resting at Barbour Bros. funeral home, A g ok e 48 K st e untl ¢ pm Tuesday. there- N T g ooy o £ g : after al rees si nw. Puneral Wed- vill always ) et e all our advertising the fact nesday morning, February 26, u¢ 10 v m . bt S L s TIAVE LV K T Yom | the above | res : erm v that our services, com- Mount Olivet Cemetery. 20 SE Avdinmon, Ve, 1} d KQONTZ, JOHN W. On Monday, February | ROXSTON, LOVE JESSIF REBECCA. In JReing fes: (Mot pait niare 34,1530, ¢ win rendence. 3038 Aills ave | " fETRANGE 0 cieal daughier 1 than $125. When one pays B . JORN. W Geloved jband of Edna h ni it Yoegse ot isyd: o $EON."WHo departed tis lie Pebruary 35, more than this for Deal iwin Koontz. = Remains re service, he does so because ini w. Ambers funeral Bome, 1400 OBApin St. he can afford to, and wishes ed 28 year; Funeral from thy husband of Ida M. Linkins (nee Sorrell), { It is our policy to let the family know in advance about the cost of our service, dear brother, For instance, we state in nory lnt, The 25th of February is hes The saddest day of all the year. Five years ago today the angel of death Kissed away your breath. Dearest love, you ure gone, But_your sweet memory will eer Ilnur? . MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. STON AND HESTER DUNM( TIBBS, GERTRUDE E. Who died two years ago, February Loved in life, remembered in i Vit o ULTERBAUGH, JESSIE LEONE GORSUCH, Feb- T Btill 1t seems ‘almost jmposaible et my “Baby has gotie on_beyond. 10:08 Pebruary 25, 192 one year t JESSIE LEONE GORSUCH ufim i n.w. fotice of funeral later. to do so. on Thursday. February 27, WIS, CORA ELIZABETH. On Tuesday. bov e . t am. thence to St Dominic's 2 Sth ahd E sts. s where mass 2 of requiem will be sung ‘at ‘9 o'clock’ for A e tepose of her soul. Relatives snd 5 ™ P riends invited. Interment Cedar Mill ] P ? : > = < NS Cemeters. 26 Februiary 25, 1930, at the residence of he sister. Mrs. Marie Martz, 413 K st . ABETH, beloved wife of Eliner R g Y LINKINS, HENRY B. On Tuesda: Tuary 45, 1930, at his residence. 847 Mor pis st we, HENRY B. LINKINS, beloved even, ) Funeral { e resl; Seventh Street Between D and E e e e b g 1 and infant, departed from th Funeral services and interment ! e TPEAL FUNERAL HOME e | e R PErSranse SIey puraaighbon l-wym&m'}m S ST r.l;,?l‘?mo lhlI' o February 26, Services at Calvary | we'll sit down on'the above