Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1930, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1930. SELBY RITES WEDNESDAY Marine Officer to Be Buried in Ar- lington Cemetery. TFuneral services for First Lieut. Ed- ward Selby of the Marine Corps, who was_killed recently in Nicaragua, will be held at the receiving vault in Ar- lington Natlonal Cemetery at 11 o'clock Select Your Monument here. See your own choice in Its finisheo state GRANITE—MARBLE. _ Reasonable Prices, A-1 materials. best workmanship. Washington Cranite Monumental Co., Inc. WILLIAM JARDINE. Secty s N Ave. N. 1L 88 Why Pay for Everything fune: cars and all, and $100 Up casket for.. : STEEL VAULTS. $85 buy are only...... Service of The Greater Offices and Chapels 14th Cor. Chapin N.W. Chambers will give the whole a very good Best that money can All Prices Include the Sincers CHAMBERS Co. Phone Columbia 0432 Wednesday and interment will be in the division of the cemetery. Marine Corps headquarters made ublic this list of honorary pallbearers ?or the funeral: First Lieuts. William E. Maxwell, Willam W. Orr, Otto B. Osmondson and Robert L. Skidmore and Second Lieuts. John F. Hough and Walter J. Stuart. Capt. Sydney K. Evans, the Na chief of chaplains, will officiate at funeral. o MAJ. F. V. KRUG BURIED Arlington Service Held for Retired Army Officer. Burial services were held in the Ar- lington National Cemetery today for Maj. Frederick V. Krug, U. S. tired, who died in Paris, France, 17, while on a visit to that city with his wife, Mrs. Burt Krug. Born in Lancaster, Pa., August 28, 1863, Maj. Krug was a resident of this city when he entered the military service in Oc- tober, 1884, as a second lieutenant of Infantry. He served as captain, 20th United States Infantry, in the Philip- pine Insurrection and was awarded a silver star citation for gallantry in ac- tion against insurgent forces at Cainta, Luzon, P. I. In March, 1908, he wa placed on the retired list as a major for disability in line of duty, but on his own application he was reassigned to active duty during the entire period of the World War. Because of the farm labor shortage French farmers are buying modern agricultural machiner; | Gassaway, MRS. GASSAWAY DEAD |STANSFIELD CHOSEN HEAD OF EMPLOYES’ UNION, NO.2 Election as President Shown by Count of Ballots—Full Board Former Rockzille Resident Expires in Baltimore. ROCKVILLE, Md, April 7.—Mrs, Helen M. Gassaway, widow of John H. ions _of y and loral tril mother, AM ROSS Al Qard of Thanks. ROSS, SUSAN WALKFR. W O many irignds. Tor thelr Kind. exbr wigh to thank ‘most_beautiiul th: tes IDI‘IR death _of our beloved N WALKER AMILY. ¢ of Officers Named. Joseph Stansfield of the Interstate Commerce Commission_has been elected r’refldmt of Federal Employes Union, . 2, & count of ballots led in the last two weeks revealed today. He suc- ceeds Richard B. Posey of the Veterans Bureau, who declined to run for re- election because of the press of other duties. Other officers chosen were: Harlow Bacon, Coast and Geodetic Survey, first | Augustus and Quennie E. vice president; Mrs. Sophie J. Bergner, : Tariff Commission, second vice presi- dent; J. Ernest Brault, general account- ing office, third vice president; O. B. Bowman, general accounting office, fourth vice president; Miss Helen Mc- Carty, Navy Department, fifth vice president; Henry G. Nolda, Veterans Bureau, secretary-treasurer; A. M. Reising, Interior Department, recorder, and Elmer Thompson, Agriculture De- partment, guardian. The new officials will be installed Priday. died suddenly _yesterday afternoon at her home in Baltimore. She is survived by two daughters, Misses Helen and Rosalle Gassaw: both of Baltimore. She also leaves a sister, Mrs, John J. Higgins of Rock- ville, and four brothers, Walter J. Mun~ caster of Cumberland, Dr. Stuart B. Muncaster, Alexander Muncaster and Calvin Muncaster of Washington. The funeral will take place at 11 o'clock to- morrow morning from Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, burial to be in Oak Hill Cemetery, Wash- ington. Mrs. Gassaway was a daughter of the late Otho Muncaster of this county and was a native and former long-time resi- dent of this vicinity. . WILL TELL OF TREES Dean Berry of Johns Hopkins Will Broadcast Speech. ‘The “Ancestry of Qur Trees” will be explained by Dean Edward W. Berry of the College of Arts and Sciences, Johns Hopkins University, Friday afternoon at 3:45 over Statlon WMAL and the Co- lumbla Broadcasting System. Dean Berry is known as the “college dean. who never went to college” and for eight years w: newspaper editor. hou William J. and Earl W _and Maud Hane: Julian D and Noomi Sa: Ernest ¥ and Susie Allel John H. and Virginia M. Leon and Catherine Wea: to the Health Department hours: John J. Amsler. 85, 4253 Mary A Crandell.’ 81 Anna H. Barton, 78, 1 Frances Raleigh C. Criswell, Hospital Hospital. Goldye M. Thom: Infant of Ralph Hospl Mary Sus Charles A. Monroe, 52, 8t. pital. Lucy Clark. 37, 433 M sl Mamie Carter,’ 33, Robert Jones. '30. Emergen . nd’ Ell Shanghai Eats Cabbage. SHANGHATI (P).—More cabbage is consumed daily in this Chinese city than perhaps any other community of like size in the world. Hundreds of tons are marketed on Soochow Creek each morning, the vegetables taking the place of mieat in many home: Naom, B Overton, 8 Infant of Willlam F. and Columbia Hospital Virginia Keene: %o} W. B. Moses & Sons g . . SINCE 1861—SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE 9 AM. to 6 P.M. F Street at Eleventh ou KNOW What Is Inside FACTS You Should Know About Embassy Furniture All Covered Frames are of oak, maple, birch or magnolia, air and kiln dried. All Joints and Corners are double doweled and corner blocked. All Exposed Wood is solid mahogany, with two exceptions, where feet or back legs are magnolia or gum. All Carvings are solid mahogany. Specific Web Bottom on every piece, the strain of webbing on tacks being relieved by stout wire stirrups. This prevents sagging due to tacks pulling out. The Metal Plate sketched bove is found on every piece. quality. It is our guarantee of ; When ybu buy an Embassy Suite NOW, in Embassy Furniture, you KNOW that its beauty has been made permanent by scientific con- struction. EMBASSY FURNITURE is con- structed in accordance with speci- fications that are the fruits of sixty- nine years of experience in selling fine furniture. READ the facts at the left about this fine furniture. HERETOFORE it has been impos- sible for the public to be certain what was inside the upholstered furni- ture they purchased. YET, the inner construction of this type of furniture is more im- portant, possibly, than in any other. FOR upon the inner construction depends the service that the furni- ture will give. The Embassy Suite illustrated above is a Chester- field style, upholstered in tapestry. . .. .....$225 EMIBANYY ILiv filnq| 7 oom IFurniture lts Beauty Mode Permanent By Secientific Construction Edward and Hattle E. Holmon, Al 5510 \ 89, 4022 14th st. JFiwell, 8b. United States Naval John Coleman. 60, Gallinger Hospital. Aubrey Thornhill, 53, George Washington 39, Columbia Hospital John Queen, § months, Children’ ‘months, 76 P st Freedmen" Births Reported. ing_births have been reported hf‘t‘;_e’fl‘:;t:'nnnnmem in the last 24 boy. boy. wirl. boy. Earl: ver. Ray, Deaths Reporl:d. The following deaths have been reported in the last 24 labama ave. 8th st. a Davis, Sibley 1. M. Freeman. 87. 807 Barry pl. Fuller. 81. 213 Morgan st. Elizabeth's Hos- = Gallinger Hospital. cy Hogpital. Hospital. L. Addi- Hospital Annie Al 3 H Do d. 0, { Tl d H '8, C. o 1 622 3 D I y. April 1 1 it. 8 5. M., 1 w. e n H _2042 —— | R C. A W. | i 8551 | n R I T G Ad P. Lst.ne L d. 4 de ) P B 2 N 150 ICE DOG, e e | Reward. | & FiFiE . 917 18 1 Ad ternit; dence au, o o T REA. la) Al S, 1 e Y e _residence on_Tuesdsy, [ 1:30 o'clock p.m. Priends are to aitend. Interment will follow in Prospeet Hill Cemetery, . BARSE, LIZETTA E. On Saturdey, April 1930.” at her 1esidence, 1363 B’ st. LIZET1A E. beloved wife of John W Barse (nee ‘Talbott). Funeral from the above residence on Tuesday, April 8 at 10:30 a.m. _Relatives and friends invited. Fort Lincoln Cemetery. BLEISTEIN, MARIE J. On Saturday. Aoril 5, 1930, MARIE J., widow of the lute Rob- ert 8. Bleistein. Puneral will take place trom the residence of her da ter, Mrs Jonn O'Brien, 3007 Fraakiin on Tuesday, Aril 8, at 8:30 a.m.. 0 Bt. Frinces de Sales Church, where mass will be sald at 9 o'clock Interment at Arlington National Cemetery. Rela- tives and friends invited Lo attend. L BLOSSER, ROSS JACKSON. On Priday, April 4, 1930, ROSS JACKSON BLOSSER, beloved’ husband of ‘Fannie Biosser and father of Franeis B. Mell. Funeral from the chapel of John R. Wright Co., 1337 loih st nw ot AL A0 8 et 3 5 e ! Biltnas nviren” - BLOBSER, ROSS_J. On Saturday, 1930, ROBS J. BLOBSER. Auefilfiovf'igo:-' Munaa{,pm;'r'fl"-i, 2936, 'a5 8 B, Wi funeral parlors, 1337 ioth BLOSSE! ROSS J. A special (ion of '8t Jopn's Lodse Ne. [LpuAlc M., will be held Tuesday, April 8, 1930, ubent 1 e PHE, ol iy BLOSSER. GEO. B. McGINTY, Master."" BRADLEY, SUE H. Y. On Monday, April 7, 1930, at the residence of her ‘fon: Charles’ H. Bradley, 1706 2Ist st. n.w., SUE H. Y. BRADLEY, widow of Jusiice Andrew C. Bradley. ' Services at the Church of “the Covenant, 18th and N 1.W. on Tuesday, April 8, at 3 p.m. térment private. CASSIDY, JOHN FRANCIS, ril 6. 1930, at Naval FRANCIS CASSIDY, i h pi utenant, U, C.."retired. ‘beloved' husbana 6t Aary Cassiay (nee ) 21st st. n, Notice of funeral COSBY, MARTIN. Departed this life Mon- av. ‘April 7, 1930, at 5 o'clock, at his Tesidence 1632 1ith st. n.w. MARTIN COSBY. beloved son of Emma’ Dickerson He ‘leaves 1o mourn their 105s a mother and a host of relatives and friends. - neral at Hewlett. Va.. Thursduy. Abril 11, from Silas Buptist Church, at 2 p.m. CRANDELL, MARY A. On Sunday, April 6, 1930, at” her " son’s residence, Willlam Crandell. 5510 8th st. n.w. MARY A. CRANDELL. ~ age yeu Remains resting at W, W. Deal's funersl hon st. ne. Services Tuesday. April 8, Baldwin Memorial Church, BSevern Cross Roads. Md.. at 2:30 pm. Interment Sey- ern Cross Roads, Md. CROSBY, HAMPTON. On ROSE Priday. Aprll 4, 907 Columbla rd. n.w.. HAMI CROSBY, nusband of Loulse Crothy. T mains at Prazier's funeral home, 389 Interment at Wedge- Departed this life Bat- yrday, April 51930, at 7 a.m.. at his resi- dence. 622 3%, s’ ne. WILLIAM H. AVIS. He leaves to mourn their loss & wife. ‘one daughter. three stepdauchters and 'a host of other relatives and, friends Remains resting at Barbour Bros: funeral ave. n.w. C. 1AM H. R. I ville, DAVIS. Wi p.m.. from Mount Horeb . 16th at. bet. B and C ats. Interment’ Payne's Cemetery, 7 DAVIS, WILLIAM H. Departed this life on aturday. April 5. 1930, at 7:10 am.. Rev. WILLIAM H. DAVIS. the husband of the late' Mary A Davis and father of the late William E. Davis He leaves ‘to mourn their loss ‘a devoted wife. Lutita Davis: two daughters, four stepdaughters, {wo brothers and 'one granddaughter. ' Fu- neral from Mount Horeb Baptist Church. | 16th and B sts. n.e. Tuesdav, April 8. at i p.m. Friends invited to attend. Remaina can’ be viewed at 522 Groffs court n.e | between 3rd and 4th and E and P sts. ¢ | DAVIS. WILLIAM H. A special communi- cation of Warren Lodge. No. 8. P. A. A. will be held Tuesday, April 8. I | ! 1 pm. for the purpose of aitending the | funerai of our late brother. WILLIAM H. | DAVIS. "Puneral from Mount Horeb Bap- | | tist Church. 16th and B sts. n.e. | LEMING W. BROWN, Jr., Master. i V. H. WESTRAY, Sec. ESCHINGER. CHARLES J. Avril 8. ave. nw, . On Baturday 1930, at his residence. 1928 CHARLES J. beloved husband of "Erna’ Eschinger. ‘Funeral from the chapel of A. J. Schipprt. w.. on Tuesday, April 8, at'2 p.m. tives and friends invited Interment Pro: pect Hill Cemetery. EUWER. WALTER COURTNEY, on Sunday. April 6, 1930. at his residence, Uprer Marlborg. Md. WALTER COURT- beloved husband of Mary MeNab Funeral from his late residence p.m. Interment Suddenly Euver. on Tuesday. April 8, at 3 Trinity Cemetery. BAG. biack leather. containing one two-strap slipper: left on Fairf shington trolley car. Reward. Mrs. H. 9 W inkton ave.. Clarendon, in_the 6500 block of Ga. ave. n.W. Finder please call Atlantic 391 BARPIN. platinum, with settings. vicinity Washington Hotel.' Washington Monument. Washin or Mt. Vernon. April _Re: 571 223, 7 | BOOK. containing 1ist of name: | of Towa Circle. W.C. A. H. Reward. Call Col. 6420-W. ___~ — — kg BOSTON BULL_TERRIER. rom 1408 Newton st. n.w.: no collar or tag: somw* teeth missing: answers to name of Jigg! | Reward. Col. 655, &4 | DOG—White wire-halred Terrier. with biack | spoton hack: tag No._10099. Reward. Phone Metropolitan 4100 or Potomac 13 in_vieinity straved ward. Phone Linc. 4334 DRESS—Will white cuffs Saturday morning in the Wins- st nw please cal %ia 3721 between § a.m. and S pm.? 3 T ow Apartment or on ENVELOPE_Within_the last two weeks, one brown envelope (rolled) containing 3 stock certificates; reward. Telephone Decatur 4693. | EYFGLASSES, with teel chain. near 14th and Columbia rd. Monday morning. Reward. | 1343 Harvard. Adam: :OUNTAYN PEN. initials M- G_C. Thurs: v evening, old P. O. Bldf.; reward. 812 : et on"g n urn _ADt. 116, or C 866 5 | KEVS. in brown case. Ontario rd._____ NOSEGLASSES. with gray rims: bet. 4t 4 13th and ¥, Friddy morn- Return Mrs L. §. Kine. information Garfingkel's. 1th and P. Re ar bin. 3 mond _March 29, Rewar POLICE BADGE NO. 197—Wednesday, April 2. If found please return to 8. 1. Youns, No. 2 precinct,_or POLI . “mle: gray_ Rew Tihed: to o6t "FickecFa bl hen Wanze; i PURSE, brown cloth, envelope. edged steel beads; all purses, opera- | tor's personal’ memo- North | | | Upshur sts s, ing stones_and small Cleveland 2655-J. Sl b o d_1t re- Clayton containing two license. som ash. ward. 1302 18th st. n.w. 3 March 31: 1900 P st. n. Notity | 217 T st. nee. | STRING OF PEA Mariborough or Nunn 17_18th in; Friday night, WRIST ¥ 1450 Trving st. probably a n. browns and blues. sizes. No interest or Beaths. FREEMAN. MARY MALINDA. On Satur- day, Aprl] 30, after a long, serious ill- dence, 807 Barry pl. n.w. , wife of the late Henry man; devoted' mother of Annie Madr ndmother ~of Harry Freeman. 1 Aoss, Dennell Johnson and Odes srpat-arandmother of Cieo Funeral Tuesda o'elock, “from the Florl Avenue ‘Baptist Church, Florida ave. b tween 6th and Tth sts. n.w. Rev. W. A. Taylor, 'pastor. Interment Arlington Cemetery. FREEMAN, MALINDA. Officers and Mem- bers of Columbia Temple, 422: You are hereby notified of the death of Daughter MALINDA FREEMAN. Session of sorrow rnllfll!v April 7, 1930, at_the Elks' Home. 01 R. I. . n.w., at 7:30 p. Funersl Tuesday, Api 3 1 I Floride Avenue Baptist Church, hier st. and Plorida ave. nw _Morning Star Lodge, No 40; Columbia Lodke, No. 85, Forest Temple. No. 9. Love and Harmony ‘Temples are invited. ALEPHYA 7. WILLIAMS. Daushter Ruler RHODA F. COLSTON, Finencial Secretary. GRAHAM, DESDEMONIA. _On _ Sunday. DESDEMONIA GRAHAM. Richard Graham, sister b hington and nleaz o(.{!lf‘?’- jer. | Remains restin rvis Co. funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. HAHN, BESSIE. Departed this life Sun- day. April 6 1930. at Emergency Hos- ESSIE HAHN. ~She leaves to mourn their loss one brother, & cousin and many friends Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s, Notice of funeral later. HIL MARTHA. Departed this life April 6, 1930, at 11:05 at R!r residence. 805 44th MARTHA HILL. She leaves two daughteérs, Alice Bryce Thaxton. Luey Staples: one son. John Hill: six grandsons, Heérbert Bryce, Clinton Gibson, La Vanda and John Staples, Maceo and Wilbur Hill: two adopted daughters. Fannie Washington and Jane E. Lee. and many friend: Notice of funeral later. 8* HOLLAND, CALVIN A. Departed this life April 6. 1930, at 2:55 p.m.. l‘l his _resi- dence. 3734 Jocelyn st. Chevy Chase. D. C. CALVIN A. HOLLAND, hushand of the late Mary R. Holland. devoted and lov- ing_father of Mrs. Watson V. Shelton (nee Maud Holland) end Calvin George . Holland, grandfather of Martha Holland 8 and n_Ins Shgiton neral from his late residence Wednesd, April 9, at 10:30 sam. Friends inv Interment” Congressional Cemetery JACKSON, ELNER. On Sunda April 6, 1930, ELNER JACKSON, bel deughter of Mpencer and Maria Sh feaves five brothers and two sisters. Re- muins resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis fu. neral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. JACKSON, GLOV 3 April 5, 1930, at 7:50 p.m. New City. GLOVENIA MAY HATTON JAC BON, devoted wife of Alphonso A. Jack- son. and loving daughter of George C. and Rosa B. Hatton of 521 Harvard st. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. MON, ROBERT A. On Sunday. April 1930. at Sibley Hospital, ROBERT A.. beloved husband of Sarah A. Killmon (nee Dumhart). _Funeral from his te resi- dence, 1317 K st. s.e, on Wednesda: 9.8t 10:30 am. Heiatives and fri ted. Interment Laurel, Md. 8 R. Suddenly. on Sunday. 6. 1930, at his residence. 228 Maple ‘Takoma Park, Md., JAMES R. KYLE. beloved son of Samuei’ R. and the late Josnna N. Kyle. ~Funeral from the resi- dence of his aunt. Mrs. W. A. Croffut, 142 B st. ne., on Tuesday. April 8. at 2 p.m Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. Pl e omit flowers. LONG, CLARA A. On Saturda 1930, wt the residence of her daughter. Mrs. E. J. teh, 3109 20th st_n.e.. CLARA A. LONG. aged 89 vears. Puneral from W. W. Deal's funeral home. 816 H st. n.e Funeral private, Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. MAKELL. ANNIE C. Departed this life Pri- dav. April dence. n.w. ANNIE €. MAKELL. loving cousin of Sarah Jones. Lula Poland. Mamie Taylor. Marie Berne:. Albert and Annie Jones. Funeral Tuesdny. t 1 p.m.. from the W. Ernest . funeral church, 1432 U'st. n.w T4 ANNIE C. Departed this life y, April 4, 1930. at 10 am., at the residence’ of her ' cousin, 811 New Jersey ave. nw. ANNIE C. MAKELL, beloved wife of the late Lemuel Makeli, sister-in- law of Georgia ~Makell Robertson and Lucy Makell and cousin of Sarah Jones. Marie Bennett, Katie Reeves, Lula Pollard Mamie, lor. ~Funeral Tuesday, April 8, at 1 o'clock from Jarvis' funeral Rev. Battle offi- April 5, 811 New Jersey ave A#ls Forest Temple. No. 9. 1. B, P. O. E. of W., are Tequested to meet in & session of sor: row Monday, April 7. at 8 pm., at the Elks' Home, 15th and Que sts. nw. to arrange for the funeial of Daughter ANNIE C. MAKELL, to be held Tueslav, April 8, at 1 p.m.. from Jarvis' funeral church, 1422 U sts. n w., and of Daug GERTHUDE McDOWELL. o be held We nesday, April 0. at 2 pm.. from the El Home. 15th and Que sis. nw. Mornnz Star Lodge. No_ 40. Columbia Temple. No. 422 Columbia Lot No. 85. are invited LINDA FORTUNE, D. R. MARIE PIERCE, Pin. Sec. MARTIN, HARRY ROLAND. On Saturday April 571930, at 10:50 a.m.. at Naval Hospital, HARRY ROLAND MARTIN, be- loved son of Roza Matthews Martin. Re. mains resting et Table: undertaking es. tablishment. 928 M st. ‘Tuesday. April t 1 pm., er's: 2 p.. Arlington Cemetery. tives and Triends invited. MARTIN. JOHN F. On Saturday. April 5. 1930, at his residence. 324 East Capitol st. JOHN P.. beloved husband of Iride M Martin. Funeral on Tuesday. April 8. frem his late residence at 8:30 am. thence to St. Peter's Church, where will be said at 9 am. Relativ friends invited to attend. Interment at Moun: Olivet Cemetery. ¥ C. MeDOWELL. officers and members GER- of MARTIN, J. F. A special meeting of Wash- ington Printing Pressmen’s Union. No. Wil e held Tuesdas. Abril 8. 1830. at 8:30 am " :g ;ll:gfl lse "““\;'A‘l;'rol‘" our late ased brother, . F. o H. H. RUGGLES, Pres. CARL VAN WHITE, Secy. MeDOWELL, GERTRUDE. Departed this iife April 4. 1030, at 12 noon at her residence, $07 Bth st n.e. loving mother ¢f Charles and Ray Me- Dowell, s'ster of James. Charles and Mary Minor ‘and sfattie Banks. She also leaves one grandchild_and many other relatives end friends. Remains resting at the W Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. unti] Monday noon: thereafter at Inte residence. Funeral Wednesday. April 8, at 1:30 p.m. from the Elks Rest, 3rd nd Rhode Island ave. 7 McGUILLECUDDY. JOHN. On Sunday. April €. 1930, JOHN McGUILLECUDDY. Fune: funeral home ' Tuesdas at St. Frances de Sales m. Intermeat Holy Rood Cemeters. ¢ MECKEL, NICHOLAS. On Sundav. April 6. 1930, NICHOLAS. beloved husband of the Iate Anna Meckel. Funeral f-om the resi- dence of his daughter, Mrs. Anna Curtin, 608 Kenyon st. n.w.. on Tuesday. April 8 at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass hrine of the Sacred Heart at 9 o . “Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment St. Mary's Cemeters. . NELSON. OBEDIAH. On Sunday, April 6 1930, at his residence, 630 Webster st. n.w., OBEDIAH NELSON.' Funeral from tu¢ above residence on Tuesdav. April 8, at 0 a.m.: thence to St. Gabriel's Church, where requiem mass will be said for the repose of his soul at 9 am. Interment St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Morganza, Md. Saturday. “April 5. 7:3 ‘m.._at 'his residence. 4804 41st st. A . "BENJAMIN PAXTON. beloved hiisban of Fannie E. Paxton. a X neral from the above s fipril 8, at 1:30 pm.: thence to St. cCo umba_Protestant Episcopal Church, "42nd and Atbermatle sts.. Tenleytown, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. 'Interment Glenwood Cemetery. REAVES, MILDRED. On Sunday, April 6, 1930, at Georgetown University' Hospital, MILDRED REAVES, devoted wife of Jerry | ves, mother of Mark, Milton and Julia Res Remains resiing at the” W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral church, 1432 You st. . Interment at Somerset, Va. April On These Liberal Terms $5 Cash, $2 Weekly or $8 Monthly Come in now and choose your Spring-Easter suit, enjoy immediate wear while paying. Here are hundreds of new smart styles, in tans, greys, Men’s and young men’s Eiseman’s charge service is at your command ...ready for your use and convenience. extra charges. SEMA _ Seventh & F Sts. . 1930, at 10 a.m.. at her yesi- | GERTRUDE McDOWELL. | Bratha. ROBINSON, ELIZA. 1930, "t 1519 “a'm, OB SR devoted mother" of’ Wilbur Rin Walters, sistep of fxlo Jackson, Nagh Roy King.' “Remains resting at "t Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral church, gl et . Notice of uneral fater: LES. KEV. Departed this life Baturday, 5. 01030, a1 mme RV SAYLES. pastor” of ' Providence Bavtist’ Church.* He. leaves o mourn their Toss a loving wite. Mrs. Carrle G Sayles: devoted 'dadghier. Naomi: two nd " son-| Morton. ‘Body to lie ‘in Erons dence Baptist Church, M and 6 ats. 5w from 9 am, T 9.a.m. Wednesduy. thence (0. Zion Ciirch until 1230, Funeral We April 94t 1 omi. from . zion Baptist Chuirch. F_st. Delween' 3rd and 4% sts Sw. Rev. W. L Washington. pastor. - Rel- atives ‘wnd friends invited. Iniérment § etery. L3 LA, Members of Tonic Lodge. 17, B AL A M. “are hereby ordered o assemble ‘at the temnple, 10 Bow., In a special com dave Aprl 0 1630, w10 W o ie funeral of our laie brother. REV, AGUILA 'SAY Hervices will - 'be i Zion Baptist Church at 1 o'clock b.m. The craft wre dnviedtoy AN ESTER, W, M. R. A PHILLIPS. Bec s NELLIE G. J On_Sunday, NELLIE G STQWE_ of Anacostia.’ D. C. Funeral Wed- nesday. Apr at 3 pm, from Willlam J. Nally'’s funeral home. 522 8th at. se. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 0 SWEENEY, ROBERT LESTER. On Sunday. 1°6.'1930. at 2:45 pm. ROBERT LES: . youngest son of the late Willlam H. and "Adelaide Scott Sweeney: beloved hus: band of Margaret M. Sweeney (nee MeCue) Funeral from his late residen 1 3rd st. n.e. on Wednesday, April 9, at 8:30 thence to St ‘Martin's Chureh, ¥heie mass will be said at § o'clock. Rel tives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet. 3 THOMAS. GOLDIE BARKER. On Saturday, April 1930, At Coluinbia Hospital, GOLDIE BARKER THOMAS, belovex_wife of John G. Thomss. Funeral Tuceday, April 8 at % pm. frum Clarendon Baptist Chuich, Interment Columbia Gardens. * In Memortam. LON J. 1In sad and loving re- e Gf m3 deat husband. MAHLON . who departed this life one year ago today. April 7, 1929, Spirit of life. ight and love, ‘Thou heavenly influence givi Quickly our soul of quiet remove, That we in Cl His love Life's Tl God n HIS WIFE. MR AN, CHARLES. fort) 3 Upper Home. kit dwell MAMIE M. DIGGS. * LES. In loving memory of dear husband and brother, CHARLES DISLMAN, who died April 7, 1929, A precious one from us has gone, A voice we loved is stilled: A place is vacant in our hearts Which_never ¢an _be filled. HIS DEVOTED ~WIFE AND SISTER. MABLE ARMES. HOLMES. JOHN M. In memory of our d husband and father. JOHN H. HOLMES, who departed this life ‘April 7, 1924, Six_years ago to We bade you a sad good-by. We mourned to see you leave, But will meet you by and by. WIFE AND DAUGHTER. * JOHNSON, ELIZABETH. In sad but loving memory’ of ‘my devoied mother, ELIZA- BETH JOHNSON, who departed this life eleven Years ago, April 7. 1919, Peace, sweet peace. HER LOVING DAUGHTER, MARGUERITE E. OUTLAW. . KING. WALTER D. 1In loving remembrance of our dgvoted husband and father, WAL- TER D. KING, who passed into the great besond seven years ago today, April 1, | | MeDONALD. EDWARD W. 1In memory of My devoted “husband. EDWARD W. Me- DONALD ' who departed this life 11 years g0 today. April 7, 1919, No_one kncws how sad my heart is On _this April day. And how I have been longing For the one wWho is away. The tears I have shed, tho in secret they flow, Shall long keep their memory wherever £0. HIS DEVOTED WTg%. MARY. © MURPHY. JULIA H. In sad “ut loving re. membrance of our dear wife and mother, JULT) H. MURPHY. who died six years ago today, April 7. 1974 May her soul rest in peace THE N FAMILY. * PUMPHREY. EVELYN M. In sad but love ing remembrance af our and sister, EVELYN M who departad 1620 t lies n picty 4 one taid to rest s frame wa ghall keep ft, Because she was one of the best You suffered hours. ves. hours. of pain To wait for eure hidt nll in vain. 80.God alone knew what was best And called you home to rest THE FAMILY. HARRIS. In_memory of PAULTNE HARRIS ROSS, thyy, e three vears agd we all loved her, But God loved her more. 5o she was tnken from our midst. HER HUSBAND. EARL H, ROSS. ® WINSTON. ALEXANDER. In hd but love ine rememphrance of my dear ) father ALEXANDFR = WINSTON. who. devl‘led this lite three years aso todav. April 1. this Jife one yesr PAU T still thi DAUGHTER. N HARRIS | wins ALEXANDER. _1In loving re- e of ‘mv dear hushand, ALEX- WINSTON. who entered int Test three years ago today, Apri ) of vou LOVING MILDRED WIN- STO! = What happy days we once enjoved When we were all together But. oh. how changed it all is now, | Since 'vou_have gone forever. HIS DEVOTED WIFE. EMMA WINSTQN. WOOD. POLLY, 1In loving remembrance of | " our dear mother. POLLY WOOD, who de- | parted this life April 6. 1929, | God took you. dear mother. He knew best. | You are now in Heaven. in eternal rest | HER LOVING CHILDREN. 1 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. “TIMOTHY HANLON Funera Director Private Ambulance SUNF.lne 5543 PEAR V. L. E CO. Neither the successors ot nor connected I W R Speare establish- 1009 Phone Prank 6626 St. N Formerly 940 ¢ 8t N.W Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home York Ave. N. District 2600 1 . ardo & Co. 0”2 ve. |Wm. H. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 8 8t NE & Modern_Chapel Lincoln 0524 mstablished 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. _1337_10th St. N.W. 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