Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1930, Page 9

THE G. E. BURNS, FORMER GROCER, DIES AT 68 Was Native of Capital and Con- ducted Store at R Street and Florida Avenue. George E. Burns, 68 years old, native of this city and formerly in the grocery business for many years, died in the hington Sanitarium yesterday after :"ux of several weeks. He Tesided fitmore street. “)2. m?m‘ Who conducted a store at R street and Florida avenue, retired from active business about 10 years ago. He is suryived by his widow, Mrs. Margaret Irving Burns, and two daugh- Ethiopian Honor Guard. which is the personal bodyguard of the noun:um,—m Negus of Ethi- |Negus. With permission of King Al- asked Belgian officers to |bert, a Belgian military mission will mhmmn"m:kumm leave shortly for Abyssinia, Last Days of the PHYSICAL CULTURE SHOE The final curtain will be rung down Saturday evening. It has been the biggest shelf-clearing event we have known in years, for the simple reason that we have had more to offer—better shoes—better values—more variety, $7.85 & $Q.85 All the shoes now left are grouped into these two lots. Make the most of these last days. The sooner you call the better choice you'll have. Edmonston‘s(o, = INCORPORATED = No Branch Stores CARL M. BETZ, Mgr.‘ 612 13th St. =l Bet. F & G Sts. SUITS & Pay weekly or ters, Miss Dolores Burns and Mrs. Jo- seph F. O'Brien. A son, John Irving Burns, died in the Marine Corps during the World War, Funeral services will be conducted in St. Paul's Catholic Church tomorrow, morning at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Equal Suffrage Law Planned. CAPE TOWN, Union of South Africa, February 27 (#).—Prime Minister J. B. Hertzog announced in the Assembly yes- terday that he would introduce & bill March 3 to give women the franchise in parliamentary and provincial elec- tions. Passage of this bill would bring all the dominions of the British Empire into line. The Final Close-out Sale Price on $35, $40 and $45 O’COATS You must come in and see what GREAT bargains they are. All the best models, in all size BUY ON LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS monthly, during March, April and May. No interest or extra cost for liberal terms. EISEMAN'S Seventh and F Sts. Just 2 More Days of the low sale prices on Lifetime furniture Only Friday and Saturday remain! Then the February Sale of Lifetime Furni- ture will be history. and save substantially now. Better not put off longer. single pieces—our entire stock of Lifetime Furniture —is included. . Surely You’ll Not Miss -the Savings Afforded by You can save Hundreds of fine suites and THE FEBRUARY SALE OF LIFETIME FURNITURE Parking Service (Enter Cars at 621 D St.) MAYER & CO. Between D and E Seventh Street W. H. ZUMBRUNN DIES IN CALIFORNIA Noted Attorney, Who Headed Ku Klux Klan Legal Staff, Is Victim of Cancer. The colorful career of Willlam H. Zumbrunn, who came to Washington to defend two Senators whose elections were contested, and stayed to head the legal staff of the Ku Kiux Klan, ended in his death yesterday at his home, in Beverly Hills,” Calif. Zumbrunn was a victim of cancer. He was operated on about a month ago, and within the last three wecks had taken the treatment originated by Dr. Walter B. Cdffey and Dr. John D, Hum- ber of San Prancisco. The 53-year-old attorney was one of hundreds who were attracted by announcement of a serum that indicated to its sponsors that it dissolved cancerous tissues. In a letter received by friends here a few days ago Zumbrunn wrote that he had taken the treatment and ex- pressed the opinion that he was better. The malignant allment forced him to withdraw from professional work about a year ago, and he went to the Pacific Coast to regain his health, Zumbrunn was born in Nebraska, but his career had its setting in Kansas City, where he practiced law from 1905 until 1023, and in Washington. He gained recognition for his defense in the election contests of Senator Earl Mayfleld of Texas and Senator Daniel F. Bteck of Towa. Shofily after these contests were concluded he became identified with the Klan and main- tained the affiliation until he left Wash- ington. He had offices here in the Southern Building. Zumbrunn was not married. Advices to friends here were that the funeral will be held tomorrow in Beverly Hills, with interment there. REFUSAL TO FIGHT HELD U. S. LOYALTY Church Round Table Speaker De- clares Nation’s Signature Out- lawing War Fixes Duty. By the Associated Pres: EVANSTON, IIl, February 27.—Rev. Dr. Charles Clayton Morrison of Chi- cago, editor of the Christian Century, sald yesterday that it is the part of good citizenship to refuse to bear arms, now that the United States has signed the pact of Paris outlawing war. The minister-editor was speaking be- fore one of the round-table discussions organized as part of the third national study conference of the National Com- mittee on Churches and World Peace, sponsored by the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. The discussion centered around the general ers who have consclentious scruples against swearing that they will bear arms in sunport of the Government in case of war. The specific cases Ciscussed were those of Rosicka Schwimmer of Aus- tria, internationally known peace worker, and the Rev. Dr. Douglas Mc- Intyre of Yale University Divinity School, both of whom were denied citi- zenship because they expressed con- scientious objections to bearing arms. Participants in the discussion, which was closed to newspaper men. criticized the decision of the United States Su- preme Court upholding the refusal of papers in the Schwimmer case and the dissenting opinion of Justice Holmes was read. “We are way behind the times in talking about conscientions objectors,” said Dr. Morrison, when it came his turn to speak. “The thing to talk about now is loyalty to the United States Gov- ernment. The Government has signed the Paris peace pact, by which it has outlawed war. Therefore, it is good citizenship and the highest patriotism on the part of every individual to re- fuse to bear arms.” — LOST. flmr,rr_(‘:flyng ;Pixffxn (AlredaleTrixh to 5”y. B r, long tall. Reward. De- BRACELET, old gold. initials L. R. near Poii's, Call ‘Cleveland. 3086" " e COLLIE DOG, male, tan and white; tag No. 10508. Paul Keller, 3805 T . y s Clgv-lflrlr. ngomar st., Chevy looks like old red chow or 11 Found near Union Station. b Lin. . TR RGAS *» EARRING—Lost 10:30. Monday night. when alighting from taxi in front of |l7!"i K st. nw., diamond and sapphire pendant ear- ring.__Phone Metropolitan 0850: reward. GLASSES. tortolse shell: around oth and D stx.. Center Market Any one finding same «otify Mr. Leavell, Stand 516, Center Market. eceive reward bunch™of Keys, Tuesday. Re- turn to 8. W. Nash, 2001 Conn. ave. n.w. Wh. containing glasses, about §6 e, Wednesday evenine, Reward. contaming Cemetery bus t st. and Park rd Miss F. Steve wnd ke, rat Mt Please return to . 1499 Trving st. n.w. Reward. 7th and U sts.; fan \inside, " Return" telept A 5 N. H. ave. n.w. Windemere. _Rewsrd WRIST WATCH, old fold, Eigin; in! back, H. L. D.;’ Monday. between § & p.m ' Reward. 3821 10Uh st. n.w. WRIST WAT( nd bracelef, lady's, white gold. engraved “E. L. 1928, lost in Chevy Chase. “Rew Call "Cleveland 3526 be- MEMORIALS IN GRANITE. MARBLE and BRONZE ON DISPLAY st 448 NEW YORK AVENUE N.W. Washington Granite Monumental Co., Inc. WILLIAM JARDINE. Secty. 448 N. Y. Ave. N.W. name 503, inside. nd Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Phones | 0 arme 1041 topic of denial of citizenship to forelgn- | EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1930. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Falr, slightly colder tonight; minimum temperature about 32 degrees; tomorrow increasing cloudiness, probably followed by rain at night; gentle to moderate west and northwest winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy, continued cold tonight; tomorrow increasing cloud- iness; not much change in tempera- ture; fresh northwest winds. Virginia—Fair tonight; tomorrow in- creasing cloudiness followed by rain in extreme southwest portion: not much change in temperature; moderate north- west shifting to north and northeast winds. West Virginia—Fair, slightly colder in north portion tonight; tomorrow in- creasing cloudiness followed by rain in the afternoon or night. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 pm., 40; 8 p.m., 47; 12 midnight, 48; 4 a.m., 44} 8 am,, 41; noon, 51. Barometer—4 pm., 20.72; 8 8 , 20.92; 12 midnight, 30.06; 4 a.m., 30.13; 8 a.m., 30.18; noon, 30.14. Highest temperature, 57, occurred at noon yesterday. Lowest temperature, 40, occurred at 7 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— | Highest, 56; lowest, 39, Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 2 am. and 2:16 p.m.; high tide, 7:32 a.m. and 7:53 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 1 am. and 2:58 p.m.; high tide, 8:13 a.m, and 8:32 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:45 a.m.; sun sets 5:58 pm. Tomorrow—sSun rises 6:43 a.m.; sun sets 5:59 p.m. Moon rises 6:40 a.m.; sets 5:08 p.m. Weather in Various Cities. o F g om0 6 T AouIH |megorwsy R ] Statlons. Weather. Abilene, Tex Albany, N. ¥ Atlinile 8- antic City. Baltimore, Md.. Birmingham . Bismarck, N. Boston, Buffalo, N. 30.22 Charleston, 8.C. 30:30 Chicago, TilL.... 3034 Cincinnati, Ohio 30.28 Cleveland, ‘Ohio. 30.16 Columbia, 8. C. 3034 Denver, Colo... 29.92 Detroit: Mich... 3022 El Paso, Tex... 30.00 Galveston, Tex. 30 14 Helena, Mont. . 30.20 Huron. 8. Dak; 30.50 Indianapolis,Ind 30.32 Jacksonville,Fla. | Kansas City. Mo. | Los “Angeles Loutsville, Ky Miami, Fia New Orlea New York, N Oklahoma City. | Omaha. Nebr.. Philadeiphia, Pa Phoenix, Afiz... Pittsburgh, Pa.. Portland, Me.." Portland, Oreg. Bt el al e Gity. San Antonio . '; 30.10 | 'Saw Diego, Calif 30.10 | San_ Prancisco. 30.04 | 8. Louis. Mo... 30.38 St. Paul. Minn. 3042 attle, ' Wash.. 30.14 | Spokane. Wash. 3012 Tampa, Fla.... 3018 WASH., D, C..30.18 Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Glear Clear Pt cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy . Clear Cloudy . Clear .. Clear Snow Clear ; Ptcloudy Cloudy . Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear : Ptcloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear . Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Glear Snow Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy , Clear Clear Clear ¢ clouds 8 lear 39 0.06 Clear SARBEBILBNI e sepaorsox 2B8BBLLL e se0m0um S382 swsissaiats + B s SMBS: 1820l FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich, time, today.) Stations. Temperature, Weather. | London, England. Gloudy Paris, Prance Cloudy Vientia, _Austii Giear | Beriin.’ Germany. .. Part cloudy | Brest." Prance. .. | Cloudy | Stockholm, Swede: FPart cloudy Gibraltar. ' Spain. .. 48 Part cloudy (Noon, GFeenwich ‘tini., touay.) Horta (Fayal), Azores.... Cloudy (Cutrent observavivis. ) Hamilton, Bermuda...... 84 Cloudy £an Juan, Porto Rico.... 72 Gl | Havana, Cuba........... 68 Colon. Canal Zone...,... 80 Marriage Licenses. Fred W, lsemann, 22, and L. Myra Bere- ling, 20; Rev. Alphonzo ‘Weis. scplh Multerer, 24, and Emme Sors, 34; Rev. C. 3. Jordnn: | Jonn’ Gantt, 25 and Mary Washington, 22] Rey. Henry F. Graebenstein Stanléy b. Ledser, 26, and Eveivn E. W sell, 18, both of Annapoiis, Md.; Rev. d. J DURSiert L. Hudeins, 24, One. Bank, Va., and Ruth Bhoddy, 19, New Canton, Va.; Rev. A clirence ‘Long, 23, and Bertha Morehead, 22 Rev. Simon. P. Fogle. ‘Lorenio §, Winsiow, 38, Greensboro, N. C. and Garnette V. Burks, 27, this eity; Rev . G. B. Pierce. Albert Rosafy, 19, and Alva L. Ridgeway, . "Thompson. 18; Rev. Enoch Carl 'G. Watson, 20, and Gertrude L. Clark, 18: Rev. Eugene J. Connelly, Waiter F. Reppen. 23. “Arlington, Va.. and Lucy V. Murphy, 20, this city; Rev. Edward Gabler, Curtjs Milledge, 25, and Thelma L. Gra- ham. 19; Rev. James W. Mitchell, George A, * Alexander, 26, and Marion Matuwsezuskl, 31, botn ‘of " Baltimore, Md.: Rey. Allan oore. Jumes E. Brown, jr. 27.+ Sewickly, Pa., and Caroline G. Johnson, 25, this city; Rev. Alleynie C. Howell. Paul Goldbers, 59, and Lula Galvansky. both of Baltimore, Md.; Rev. M. Welsblatt James A. Smith. 22 and Gladys M. Car- ney. 25, both of Baitimore, Md.; Rev. C. J. Jordal Thomas Creek, 25, and Lillian Greene, 20; Rev. Charles A’ De Vaughn. 20: Rev. Eli Strange. Sydney Sonken, 23, Staten Island. N. Y. and ' Louise ~Porach. 21, Aberdeen, Md. Judge Robert E. Mattingly. Bryant Fortune, Newbury, S. C.. and Ethel Richardson, 49, this city] Rev. E. C. mit Henry R, Deakins, 25, Doncaster. Md.. and Agnes M. Bramell, 21, Cherry Hill, Va. Rey. “Allan F. Poore. Thomas T. Welch, 31, and Josephine B. Byrnes. 24; Rev. Frederick J. Grewen. 36, and Macie Eustace, Charles H. Foster, i Rev. J. ‘Harvey Dunham. William . Minor. 22, and Virginia Black- well, 20: Rev. K_W. Roy. Lynwood A. Warr, 22, Hyattsville, Md., and Sarah Louise Merkle. 18. East Columbia Park, Md.; Rey. Jared Hayden. Deaths Reported. The following_deaths have been reported fo the Health Department in the past 24 hour Sarah C. Hawes. 93, 1316 Euclid st. e. 81, 1775 Lanier pl . Hynson, 79, National Lutheran Home. Marie Welsenberger, 77. Sibley Hospital. Mary V. Wetzel, 77, 3535 16th Frederick A. Johnson, 72, 3433 Holmead pl Nellie D. Moote, 69, St." Elizabeth's Hos- pital Sarah A. Wildbore. 67, 510 Peabody st. James L. Sollers, §6. 515 Seward sq. s.e. Faul Kollck, "65." 4 Rittenbouse ot. Roberta Beli, 65. aylor sf James E. Quinn, 84, U. S. Soldiers’ Home Hospital y Mary Gates. 59. Providence ‘Hospital. Henry B. Linkins, 54, 647 Morris st. n.e. Catherine V. Carmody, 49, U. 8. Veterans ORI Els, 48 1310 otn st ATthur Eilis, 48, ; Richard G. Stickley, 35, George Wash- tngton" Hospiial Corn B, Lewls. 28, 412 K st. Henry W. Cha: 85, 327 Elm _st. Arhibalt 5 Grimice: 80. 1415 Corcoran st John Hill, 75, Home for Aged and Infirm Letha Campbell, 44, Freedmen's Hospital Rachel A, Wimbush. 41, §11 Half st. Sw: John L. Broadus, 31, 110 10th st. 3 Cora L. Bane, 30, en route PFreedmen's Hospital. Tfilen Ha1l. 25, Columbla Hospital, Catherine. Anderson. 1. 1453 N 8t. Forace Flood, 3. Providence Hospital Wililam ‘Boles, ‘12 days, Ghildren's. Hos- pitn @. Annie Ric Marie B. R. K. HARVEY Born an undertaker—three generations of experience—is now with Chambers Company. Also W. F. Elliott—35 years' experience—handling efficiently the most delicate cases. We have a high type of Embalmers and Every Needed Facility. that of others. We Furnish Complete An Entire Funeral for ‘We guarantee our charges to be one-half $100 up A Steel Case for $85 The Best Private AMBULANCES $4 To get the best at 15 the old cost, call W. W. CHAMBERS CO. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Sincere Columbia 0432 | Service Births Reported. The following births have been reported | to the Heaith Depariment in the past 34 hours: . Bernard L. and Bessie May, boy. Jumes R. and Ciaudia E. Wear. boy. George_and Cecll Gardner. boy. Harry V. and Marion Schnabel. boy. Arthur H, and Katie L. E. Preusser. boy. Raymond and Catherine L. Caruana, bos. Thomas M. and Virginia D boy. John H. and Sarah I. Mugmon. boy. Jesse 1. and Hazel J.' Moore. boy. Benson' W. and Margaret Gates, boy. Walter J. and Mary M. Smith. boy. Prederick L. and Helen C. Webb. boy. Chauncey E. and Lois M. Warner, Karl M. 'and Ruth M. Schroeder, boy, el and Bonnie L. Bowers. boy. Levi C. and Florence H. Potteiger. boy. Salvador F. and Rebecca L. Soldano. boy. Perry L. and Anna M. Trapnell, boy. Eilis and Sylvia Brooks. boy. Oharles T. and Ruth E. Pitts. boy. Lawrence W. and Margaret Peden, girl. Oran J. and Mary Mowrer, girl, John and Martha Douglass, €irl. Charles S. and Helen Omohundro, girl. Thomas and Ida Complon, girl. Charles H. and Cora D. Sherwood. girl Clarence W. and Margaret Burger. girl. Albert J. and_Gladys V. Nalls, girl. William ‘and_IvySanbower. girl. Frankliin A. and Elien C. Carr, girl. Conrad W. and Minnie 1. Schwab. girl, Peter and Visilike Garoufes. girl James §. and Mary A. E. Disharoon, Clvde E. and Ethel G. Veach. wirl Tolbert M. and_ Evelvh Pelsgian, girl Harold R.'and Lillian H. MacNaught. girl John and Rose Voulgaris. girl Joseph H. and Estella V. Yeager. girl. Paul_and Bessie Eilis. gir] George and Earah Chandler, girl. Curtis and Eimyra Beck. boy. Mack and Ellen Simpkins, boy. boy. sirl Draths. BOOZE, FARL. On Monday, 1930, 'EARL_ROOZE. Williams. ‘Remains restng at the W. Er- nest Jarvis Co. funeral pariors, 2232 Georgla ave. n.w. Funeral Monday, March 3, 8t 2 pm. from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral pariors. 2 BROWN, FLORENCE. On Wednesday affer- noon, ‘February 26. 1930, at the residence of her brother, John Brown. near Rock- ville, FLORENCE BROWN, in the 6ith year of her age. Funeral Friday, Feb- Tuary 28, at 2 Church, near Col BURNS, GEORGE E. On_Wednesday. Feb ruary’ 26, 1930, GEORGE E. BURNS. be- loved husband of Margaret Trving Burns Funeral from his late residence, 1920 Bilt- more st., Friday, February 28, at 8:30 a.m . thence “to St 'Paul's Catholle Church where mass will be said at 9 a.m. Intec ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. DORSEY. ROSA. Departed this life Mon- day, Februaty 2¢, 1930, at Emergency | Hospital, ROSA DORSEY, loving mother of Agnes Maniy, sister of Susie E. Cona- way and Lillie Waldon, Henry Minthy Eugene Cooper &nd aunt of Mrs Beulah A Diges. She also leaves & host of other relatives and friends fo mourn her departure. Remains resting February 24, devoted son of Mar Robert Seay. 33. and Emma L. Chambers, | v.| { at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. s.'w. Funeral Thursday, Feb- ruary 27, at 7 pm.. from Metropolitan Baptist Ghurch, R st. between 12th and 13th sts. n.w. Interment Leesburg, Va. EIKER. SAMUEL FILLMORE. On Wednes- day, February 26, 1930, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. G. B.' White, 1116 Sprin rd. n.w, SAMUEL FILLMORE, devot husband’of Jennie Eiker. Funeral from above address on Friday. February 28, at 2 pm. Interment Glenwood Cemetery, Relatives and friends invited. a1 GINGELL, ELIZABETH L. Suddenly Wed- nesday. February 26. 1930. at 2:15 am., 8t Columbia Hospital, ~ ELIZABETH ' L GINGELL. beloved wife of Reginald J. Gingell, aged 29 vears. Funeral from her late residence, Mount Olivet road. Lee Way. Arlington County. Va.. ®riday. Feh- Tuary 28, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. ' Interment Oakwood Cemetery, Falls Church, Va. 27 GOODRICK, MARY ELIZABETH. Sud- denly. on’ Wednesday. February 26, 1930, at_Children's Hospifal, MARY ~ELIZA: BETH GOODRICK. beleved daughter of Louls F. and Pearl V. Goodrick. aged § years. 'Remains resting at_George TASCO. JOHN H. 26, 1930, TASCO. Jackson. D.m.. from i 2 WALTER. THELMA BARRETT. rted this lfe on Tusdas., Februay 1 at Columbia Hospital, THELMA WALTER. beloved wife of John E. Waiter and beloved daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs John M. Barrett, 1014 B st. sw.. gard 19 Sar ‘Bneral“services will be heid. at endall Baptist Church on Priday. Feb- Iyary 28 at 9 am. Interment at Nomini Ghureh Cemetery, ' Westmoreland Coupty, WILLIAMS, HARRY. On Wednesday, Feb- ruary 26. 1930. at his residence. 1838 North Capitol st HARRY WILLIAM neral om the Wm. Sardo funeral prch ghapel 412 H 5t n.e.. on Saturday, vited o aitend. interment Ghnfim‘d On_Wednesday, . At Fréedmen's Hospital, randfather of ineral Sundi 1. &t 2:30 p.m. Relstives and friend! Cemetery, WRIGHT. CLIFTON. On Tuesday, Pebriiary 1930. at Gallinger Hospital, aff brief liness. CLIFTON WRIGHT of E%TOpT Ave, mw. gon of Matiie Wright of 111 D st. nw. ' He also leaves fwo brothers and a hast of other relatives and friends. Funeral Thursday, Pebruary 2 HindJ e from Henry 8. Washingto funeral home, do7 jh v Relatly ends_invi nterment &t wood, Va. Priday, Pebruary 38, In Memoriam. BROOKS. VIRGINIA, VIRGINIA BROOKS, life six years ag Today is sad_and lonesome for ome we loved so well, In_our hearts your memory ling Sweetly, tender, Kind and {1oe: e Is oL & day. dear mother, 1at we do not think of you. So sad, s0 sudden, was the eall, bt With your troubles, - God, kniew best wnd took you home with HER DAUGHTERS, JOSEPHINE HARRIS AND LENA BROWN ot . BRADFORD. THEODORE A, love and devotion to the memory of our husband and “father. THEODORE A BRADFORD. who_departed_this lifs two Years ago today. Fetriary 27, 1928, HIS WIFE AND SON. * ; CcARROL l,.dl'l'l'llrll'l’h’t. In loving memory our “dear mother and siste | ERINE CARROLL. 'who died seventeen YeArs ago toduy, February 27. 1913. Loved in life and in death remembered HER SISTER AND CHILDREN. JACKSON, JOHN I A tribute of Jove and temembrance of my father, JOHN I JACKSON, who passed on (wo years sgo today, February 21, 1928. Loved in life, remembered in_ death. JOSEFH. JOYCE, CECILIA In loving LiA Temembrance of our dear mother, CBCILIA JOYCE. Whr. died three years ago today, February 2 who died one year In_loving w ar Februarsy ‘31, 1 x . A tribute of 1927, _and brothe| 4%0, Pebruary 14, 1929, Remembrance is the gold: hai) Deatin tries to break. but all in vain. Is the greatest sorrow of our hearts. THE PAMILY. KILROY, EUGENE F. In loving memory of ruary 27, 1928 K b o Remembrance is a golden echatn Death tries to break. but all in wvain. To have, to love and’ then to part Is the greatest sorrow of one's heart. SON AND DAUGHTER. LEISEAR. LILLIE A. Sacred to the men ory of my dear wife, LILLIE A, LEIZFAT who departed this life three years azo Oh. how conld I forget you? I stood by your bedside helpless In_my heart your memory lingers, Sweetly tender. kind and true, ‘There is not a day. dear wife, I do not think of you. HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, CHARLES H. LEIZEAP. Another sad year has ended. Wise Co.. 2000 M st. n.w. Fui day, February 28, at 11 o'clock the 'Salvation Army Hall, 715 Relatives and friends invited. Cedar Hill Cemetery. JOHNSON, JULIA A Departed this life Feb- ruary 25, 1930, at 10:25 a.m. JULIA A. (nee’ Ricketts). the beloved wife of the late Edward R. Johnson. Funeral from her son's residence. 3424 °37tn st.. Mount Rainier, Md., February 28, at 1:30. Inter- ment at Rockville Union Cemetery, 27 ESLER, CLAUDE D. Suddenly, Wednes- day, February 26, 1930 at his residence, 128" Todd pl. ne. CLAUDE D. KESLER, beloved father of Mrs. Idelle Hutchinson, Clara Kesler, Minevieve Kesler and broth- er of Mrs. Lillie A, Edlen. Funeral ser ices at the above address Friday. February 28, at 11:30 am. Interment Mouat Olivet Cemetery, Frederick, Md. Ed LAMSON, ANNIE F On Thursday, Feb- ruary 27,1930, at her residence. 1715 Kil- bourne pl. n.w., ANNIE F. LAMSON. widow of Frank's.’ Lamson. Funeral services at the above address Saturday, March 1, at 2 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 38 LEHMANN, JOHN A. On Wednesday, Feb- Tuary 26, 1930, at Falls Church, Va . JOI A. ‘beloved husband of Edith V. mann of Colonial Beach. Va., and ‘son of the late Anton and Barbara Lehmenn. Funeral from Hanlon's chapel, Friday, Fevruary 28, 1930. at 8:15 am. ' Reauiem mass at St Mary's Church. $th and H sts. nw. At 845 am. ~Interment St. Mury's Cemetery. Rélaitves and {riends nvited. | LIGHTBOWN, FRANCIS BRYAN. Suddenl; Wednesday, February 26, 1930, FRANCI! BRYAN, aged 14 years, beloved son of Charles'M. and Maud E. Lightbown. 5 E. Thornapplé st., Chevy Chase, Md. Funcrai services will be held at his' home Friday at 2 p.m. Friends and relatives invited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. LYDDANE, CHARLES J. On Wednesday. February 26, 1930, at his residence. Rock~ ville, Md. CHAELES J. LYDDANE, be- loved husband of Ida 'H. Lyddane. neral from 8t. Mary's Catholic Church, Rockville, Md., Priday, February 28, af am. MASTIN. LYDA A. On Tuesday, February 25, 1930. ‘at her residence, 1120 Park rd. n.w. LYDA A. MASTIN, widow of Samuei E; Mastin. Fineral services at the chapel of J_ William Lee's Sons, 332 Pa. ave. n.w, on Priday, February 28, at 2 pm. Reja~ tives and ‘friends invited to attend. * X, GREGOR M. Tuesday, February 35, 1930, GREGOR M. NIX. beloved husband of Rosina Nix. Funeral from his residence, 1312 Maryland ave. n.e. February' 28, at 9 am. Requiem ma Bt. Mary's Church &t 9:30 o'clock. tives and friends invited, Intermen: | Mury's Cemetery. 2 X, GREGOR M. On Tuesday. February 25, 1930, GREGOR M. NIX. Funeral from Ius late residence, 1312 Matyland ave. n.e.. Friday, February 28, at 9 a.m. Officers and members of the Crescent Benevolent Association are requested to attend, W. T. BAUM, Pre: RICHARD G. WHITING, Rec. Sec. * NIX. GREGOR M. Capital Beneficial Asso- ciation: The officers and members are notified of the death of our brother. GREGOR M. NIX. Funeral from his residence, 1912 Maryland ave. n.e.. Pridav. FPebruary’ 28, 1930, at 9 a.m. Please at- tend. By order of the association. JNO. G. MILLER, President, JOHN A. HANSCHMAN, Rec. Secy. = & NORTON, MARY A, Sucdenly, on Thurs- dav. February 27.°1930, at her Tesidene 23108 Vermont ave. n.w.. MARY A. NOJ TON. widow of Robert H. Norton. ~Funeral from above address Saturday, March 1, &t Relatives and friends invited. In- termeit Rock Creek Cemetery. 28 PARKER, SARAH. Passed into the great beyond' Wednesday, February 26, 1930, afier o brief illness, SARAH PARKER, the beloved wite of Louls Parker, daugh: ter of Needham and Henrrietta Willims, mother of Cornelius Parker, Mrs. Beatrice Washington and Marion Parker. sister of Mis. Bell 'Loma: 5. Margareite Wash- ington. Maliza Green and Mattie Praze: She aiso leaves & host of other relatives and friends. 'Remains resting at the George B. Clarke Co. funeral bparlor, 1416-18 Pla. ave. n.e.. until Priday, Feb- ruary 28, 11 am.; thereafter she may be seen’ at ‘her late residence, 1021 2nd st. s.w. Funeral Saturday, March 1, Mount “Moriah_Baptist Church, 3rd’ and L sts. sw. Rev. J. Harvey Randoiph. pacior. Interment Lincoln Memoriai Cemetery. 28 PHELPS. DONALD WILSON. On Wednes- day. February 26, 1930, DONALD WILSON PHELPS, beloved son of Richard B. and Ellen” B! Phelps of 2203 Evarts st. n.e. Funeral Friday, February 28, at 3 pm.. from Langdon M. E. Church. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 27 PRYOR, ROBERT. Departed this life Wed- nesday. February 26, 1930, at 10:10 am., ROBERT PRYOR. beloved father of Rob- ert E. Pryor, randfather of Maxine and Robert F. Pryor. jr. Funeral Sundey. March 2. at 3 pm.. from W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222 Georgia ave. n.w. The world seems like another viace Without the smile on father’s face. RICE, DAVID. Depatted this life Wednes- da, February 26, 1930, at Freedmen's Hos- pital. DAVID RICE, beloved husband of Ernestine Rice. father of Ruth and Ernes- tine Rice, devoted son of Ella Reid. He niso leaves o mourn their loss three sisters and three brothers and & host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and ‘Eye sts. s.w. Funeral Friday, Feb- ruary 28. at Gaffney. 8. C. ROBEY, RODOLPHUS. = Suddenly Wedne: day, February 26. 1930, at his home, Pair. fax. Va., RODOLPHUS. beloved hisband of Nellie'Lee, Robey. Funeral Friday. Feb- Iuary 28, at 2 p.m., from the M. E. Church South, Fairfax, Va. Interment Bethel Cemetery, Alexandria, Va, ROCK, SUSAN CLARKSON. On Wednesday. February 26, 1930. at_her residence. 1488 Belmont _st. n.w.. SUSAN . CLARKSON ROCK. _Fuueral sérvices at above address . ne. Interment st. Tehe RICHARDS, And sll Tthink and ‘weep for you, dear How can mother forget? Loved in life. in death remembered. ‘HER DEVOTED MOTHER AND Rl ER. ELIZABETH AND GEORGE H¢ LENNON, JESSE R. In loving remem- brance’ of our deat husband and '{ather, JESSE R. LENNON, who departed this lite elsht’ years azo today, February 1. Remembrance {s a golden chain Death tries to break, but all in_vain, To have. to love and then to part Is the greatest gorrow of our heart, E PAMILY. MITOHELL, HARRIET E. lov- ingremimbrance of “our dear mother. HARRIET'E. MITCHELL, who departed this Iite Pebruars a7, 108, beautiful land, far away, I motber dwells. watching and walting to greet us When we ket there. It matters not which road we takes How anrk of lonely It be: We know inat God” win some time Join ne Foad that leads to thee. BY ‘THE CHILDREN, * MILDRED E. In loving e of our dear danghter. MIL- F. RICHARDS. who departed this Year ago todny. February 21, 1929, frex. ofien, do we wander e ot 50 "Tar sway. Where we laid our’joving dauehter JUst one dear 880 today. hter, me. In sad but One vear has passed. dear But our heafts are just th Many a silent tear has fallen At the mention of your naj HER LOVING MOTHER AND The moon and stars are shining Upon a lonely grave. Where sleeps my dear sister 1 loved. but could not save. There is a sad, but sweet, remembrance, There is a memary, fond and true: There is a token of wffection, sister, And a heartache still for you. BER LOVING BROTHERS, GEORGE AND Today my heart is heavy, My_thoughts are all of ‘thee: How I long for you and miss you 'ATHER. None but God in heaven can X 1, oh, how T miss you. T e Ta: von irave Jou celiily sleep, ‘While Wl! ‘\" 0 {D;\dl’ ‘IOV!:QI"B“ Are left ‘neve alone 1n s Y HER LOVING SISTER. HI ‘% NEPHEW. GEORGE, JR. o WARNER. ANNIE MAY. In sacres #lfi! ar mother, ANNIE MAY AR~ Rewifo \iicd ‘two years ago today, Feb: ruary 27, 1928. Mother, you suffered hours, es, hours, of To Wlll‘ for cure, but all in vain. fin Gofl ;Iunt ktl;"' 'lhll‘"'ll ?fl'. R Y S Bome. mothe. © Ched Y BATGHIER Kb doNs WASHINGTON, HARRIET. In sad but lov. ing_ remembrance of - my dear mother. HARRIET WASHINGTON. ‘who entered into life eternal at her residence, Oxon four years ago today, February She gently went before us To_mount the home on higl She joined the angelic. chor: Where loved ones never die. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, BEOCA WASHINGTON ANN RE- FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Puneral Director Private Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. Linc, 554 V. L. SPEARE CO. it o) a L SRR ol e B oy sce . 1000 H SE W, Tormerly 940 F St. N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private “Limousine Ambulance SRR LN Lincoln 0524 Modern_Chapel Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. ___Phone Nerth 0043 ALMUS R SPEARE cceeding the Original W. R. Spears Co Connecticut Ave. ' POT“O-N!A‘.C 4600 i;zl'?cle.J.wN_iZh‘g;ls, Inc. Col._easd, Quick, Dignified, Emcient i-ng‘“' Autoniobile Service W. W. Deal & Co. 818 H_ST. NE. LINCOLN_8300. “J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 332 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL 1384, CHAS. S. ZURHORST )87, A ve -~ Phens Lincoln 087, ° Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC ) 3034 M St. N.W. Fhone West Saturday. March 1, at 2:30 pm. Inter- Rock Creek Church Cemetéry, RUFFNER, BETTY MAE. On Wednesday, Febr 26, 1930 at _her residence, 4717 BETTY MAE RUFFNER. in- iaughter of Ciarence and Ruby G. Ruffner. "Puneral from the chapel of P. Taltavull, 436 7Tth st. s.w. Friday, Fe TuAry 28, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. ™ Intermeni Cedar Hill Cometgts. RUSSELL. ROBERT LE) On_ Wednesday. P!brllll;; 26. llmfl" & brief iliness, RO Ri beloved husband of Nellie Irvine Russell, father of Helen . and W. T Funeral services Sate Jigay. March 1.‘at his late residence. 434 Hinele rd. "n.v. " Notlee of funeral i SIMONS., EMMA HELENA. On Thursday. February 27, 1930, at 6:30 a.m. EMMA HELENA SIMONS. widow of Frank A. gl.l\ Q.l;).“lgld mh’e‘r uY!MAI’l.“‘ lrsldl&l\l. r mons. Mrs, E. A Ross an g‘ LM Puneral from her late resi- 0 Satur- y, Marc erment ywood 28 prbeie il Established ~: Frank Geier’s Sons 113 SEVENTR ST. N.W. National 2473 Modern Chapel, Telepho: FUNERAL DESIGNS. ompt A “EOLMTZW auellam %ros. St. ;E?EO. [eX Sfiilfi!— ond Sundnyy, JAth & @7‘ A CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 per month. Chaice lots and sites for sale. ¥