Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1930, Page 7

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George Pappas and Kiriakos Simeoni- dis, owners of the Olympia Baking Co., 507 Four-and-a-half street south- west, yvesterday filed in the Dis- trict Supreme Court a suit for an in- junction against Local No. 33 of the Bakery Salesman’s Union; Robert Les- ter, 720 Fifth street, business agent of the local, and Carl Herring, prcslden!(\ of the union. The bakers charged that | the union is trying to make them em ploy a union driver on their one deli ery truck and have threatened, it is al lfged. to boycott customers of the plain- tiffs. Pappas, the court was told, conducts the actual baking business and is a union man, but Simeonides, who han- | dles the sales. is not a member of the union. They assert they have not been given the privilege of presenting their side of the controversy to the Central | Labor Union because Simeonides is not | a union man. Attorney James Shenos appears for | the plaintiffs. Lactobacillus (L-A) 1 D emeien thcicanting the intestinal tract of the poison- breeding germs responsible for colitis. indigestion. constipation. flatulency many_types of rheumatism. headache. ete. Either in milk or Culture form— delivered direct by messenger Nat’l Vaccine & Antitoxin Inst. 1515 You St. North 0089 ‘“‘”.l\‘;f;‘ wShl. .fiaby.’v asleep —and how pe: acefully and healthfully out-of- doors under the protecting shad= of a BURTON AWNING—expressive of the best taste in and best quality in material and work- manship. We'd like to make tions—and submit an estimategof the economy me Sugges- of Burton-made Awnings. AT TR R. C. M. Burton & Son, 911 ARGHH R TR R E St. Nat. 4361 | community. WINDSTORM KILLS FOUR IN OKLAHOMA Death Toll in That State and Texas During Past Week Climbs to 86. By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, May 10.—The eath toll from tornadoes in Oklahoma and Texas during the past week today had mounted to 86 with the addition of four deaths reported from a series of twisters that swept through Eastern Oklahoma, Jeaving paths of destruction through more than half a dozen com- munities. 2 Mrs. Gladys Downs, 21, was killed yesterday when a tornado tossed her nome 150 yards over a hill. A tornado which first struck near Kinta, and then swept northeastward through San Bois, Rockford, Eureka, Blaine, close to Stigler, and then lifted at the Arkansas River north of Keotah, | took the lives of three more persons. Jim Chappel, 24, 1ll, could not be taken to the storm cellar when the tornado struck the Chappel home in Eureka John Chappel, 171, the outh’s father, refused to aesert his | son and rat by the sick bed while the home was demolished. Mrs. “Slim” | Hodges also_perjshed. Between 25 and 30 others in the path of this storm were reported in- jured, some of them seriously. Several also were reported injured in the Bartlesville area. Eleven were injured, one seriously, near McAlester. A small tornado ripped out a strip of the base ball park fence at Shawnee. Wif;—Awnrded Divorce. Mrs. Julia Swink, 25 Third street northeast, has been awarded an inter- locutory decree of absolute divorce from Edward B. Swink, real estate broker, residing at 600 A street northeast. The decree was signed by Justice William Hitz. Attorney Vivian O. Hill appeared for _the wife Bachelor Apts. 1737 H St. N.W. 2 r. and b. completely furnished —hotel service. Low Kates Weekly or Monthly Phone Nat. 1572 REV. ASA RICHARDS, RETIRED PASTOR, DIES| Virginia Lutheran Was Father of Three Ministers and 31 Years in Service. Special Dispatch to The Star. PURCELLVILLE, Va.. May 10.—Rev Asa Richard, 85 years old, retired Lutheran minister, who for 14 years | was pastor of the New Jerusalem Church, Lovettesville, this county, died early Friday morning at the home of his daughter. Mrs. H. M. Aughinbaugh, in Chambersburg, Pa. He is the father of three ministers, Rev. Ralph Richard of Chambersburg, Rev. James H. Rich- ard of West Palm Beach. Fla. and Rev. M. G. Richard of Collinsdale, Pa. Arthur Richard, county treasurer at Leesburg, is another son, and surviving daughters, besides Mrs, Aughinbaugh at whose home he died, are Mrs. W. A. Wade of Baltimore and Mrs. H. W. Beatty, Lovettsville, where he spent part of his retired life. For 15 years Rev. Mr. Richard was pastor of Lebanon Church, in Shena: doah County, having gone there from Rockingham County, where he was pas- tor of Mount Sidney Church two years. His wife died about three years ago. Funeral services will b2 held at Grace Lutheran Church, Winchester, Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Burial will be in Mount Hebron Ceme- tery. DR. HOLLOWAY BURIED Prominent D. C. Practitioner Is In- terred in Glenwood Cemetery. Funeral services for Dr. Donald Brock Holloway, Washington physician, who died Monday at Shawnee, Okla., were conducted at Hysong’s funeral home, 1300 N street, today. Interment was {n Glenwood cemetery. ‘When stricken Dr. Holloway was on a motor trip. Dr. Holloway was widely known in | this city, where he had been practicing ! for some years, He was formerly con- nected with the United States Public Health Service. ACCUSED MAN FREED James H. Based on Mistaken Identity. On a plea of mistaken identity James H. Kelly, colored, was acquitted on a charge of housebreaking and larceny by a jury in Criminal Division 1 before Justice Peyton Gordon. He was ac- cused of climbing through the window of the apartment of Cecil R. Orndorfl. | 1321 Fairmont street. Attorneys George H. Happ and Charles F. San ford appeared for the accused. 470\ 78Xl 78V TP Less Than One Thousand People... —according to Government figures, living in Washington, are unable to read and-understand the English language. . This statistical fact is not given as a matter of civic pride, although the number is remarkably small, but is quoted be- cause thé Better Business Bureau wonders why it is, if so man}} people in our city read English, why do so many people sign contracts and agreements without reading the piece of paper before they Doctors, business men, housewives and others have com- plained that they have been victimized into signing contracts affix their signatures? Made to Order for Your Windows--Doors--Porches National Woodworking Corp., 37-9 New York Ave. N.E. Phone District 9741-2-3 | that bind them; they admit that neglect caused them to forego reading the agreement or that high pressure salesmen assured them that the contract “was merely a formality.” To know your obligations in advance, to prevent misrepre- sentation or future argument, READ BEFORE YOU SIGN. The publication of this an- nouncement in these columns is evidence that this news- paper co-operates with and supports the Better Business Bureau for you: r protection. The Better Business Bureau ‘of Washington 337 Evening Star Building Kelly Claims Charges | ! {FRENCH FLEET STEAMS IN REVIEW AT ALGIERS President Doumergue Attends Cele-| bration of Centenary of Con- quest of Barbary Coast. By the Associated Press. ALGIERS, Algeria, May 10.—Franc { finest warships, a fleet of 80 vessels, steamed in review today before Pres dent Doumergue as a brilliant climax of the Algerian centenary. In battle formation, the fleet mane: vered in the road off the port where. 100 years ago, a hostile armada bom- barded the .city in aid of land forces to seize the capital of the troublesome Barbary pirates, and marked the be- ginning of French occupation, which is being celebrated. HOXIE FUNERAL HELD AT HIS HOME TODAY Simple Services Conform to Ex- pressed Wishes of Late General Funeral services for Brig. Gen. Rich- ard L. Hoxle, U. S. A, retired. who died at his Winter home in Miami, Fla., April 29, are being conducted at his late home here, 1632 K street, this after- noon. In accordance with his ex- pressed wish, the service is simple. Burial services will be read by an Army | chaplain. The body will be cremated and the ashes placed in Arlington Cemetery. The services at the home were to be attended by relatives, close friends and brother officers in the service. Gen. Hoxie served the District of Columbia in the capacity of District engineer for many years, and later was assistant to the Engineer Commissioner here. He also was a member of the old board of public works here. Gen. Hoxie saw active service in both the Spanish-American and Civil Wars and served in an advisory capacity in the World War. Marriage Licenses. Maceo Carter. 23. this city, and Helen J. 'ynn, 23. Atlanta. Ga.: Rev. W. his city, and Inez E 'E. Howard. ir.° 23. Hyattsville. rances Bacon. 23, this city; Rev. Gavan sss0n; 21. Orange. Va.. and Amer- 18. Pinkey, Va.: Rev. Charles P. vian viGris A Dawson. 21, Lorton. Va. and rRinia Tison, 18, | Va.i Rey. John E. Briggs. ieien . nd Anna Ginsbers. ‘Abraham B, Rubin, 2 ¥ e Sllver- ReY"“Grant Contee Charles M L 18, this cit. Rev. Albert M. Phelps, 24, and Eleanor J, Burk- ie9 30 Rev. Fred R ‘Takoma Park, Md.: Re: B. H. Melton. Edmund Wilson. 35, and Margaret Canby. Rlvin Jeter. Rev. J. VLV cCoy. Local Call... - can Chambers Co. ©o. 043¢ For Your Summer Home Regarding Installations and E. G. Schafer & Co. Wholesale Plumbing and Heating th of Baltimo i Re y Day, 24: wgheris MGy Barnes. ‘Albert P. Lani 5., bDlhlol New York City; Rev. J. H. Dun- 5 g Electric Domestic OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN plies wuuies H. 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We wish to extend our | sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends and relatives for their kind- ness and beautiful floral offerings at the death of our beloved father. HIS DAUGHTER, MARY RUPPEL Bratha. ALBERT, P. ALBERT. Suddenly. on Satur- das. May' 10,1930, at 12:45 aum; at. the Tesidence of his daughter, ALBERT P, ALBERT. beloved ‘husband of Margarei B. Albert and devoted father of Ada C. Dangerfield. Ella V. Brown and John H. Albert. “Funeral from McGire's chapel, where the Temains are now resting. Mon- day. May 12, at 2 o'clock. In‘erment at Woodlawn ~'Cemetery. Relatives — and friends are Invitec (o attend. 1 BEVERLY, ANNIE. On Thursday, 1330, At0 Bmiar ber fedldenes” 105" Sodk st. ne. ANNIE BEVERLY, devoted wife of William Beverly, loving danghter of Martha Thompson ‘and the late Daniel Thompson. She also leaves eignt chil- dren. eight grandchildren and one eret- grandchild and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Remains at Frazier's funeral ‘home, 389 Rhode | Island ave. nw. untii 4 p.m. Saturday, May 10, thereafter at the above uddress. Funeral Sunday. May i1, ‘al 2:30 p.m. from Capitol View Church. Interment Lincoln’ Memorial Cemetery. 31 BLACKBURN, KATURAH MORGAN. On Pri- May 9. 193 At 10:15 a.m., at aer residence. 208 1st st. ne. KATURAH MORGAN. be- ioved wife of Charles L. Blackburn, aged 54 years. Funeral from her late residence on Monday. May 12, at 10:30 a.m. Services at Hamline M. E. Church, i6th and Al- lison sts. n.w.. at 11 am. Relatives and friends_invited to attend. Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. 1 BROOKS, PRISCIL Departed. this lie | suddenly, Thursd ay 8, 1930, at her residence, 212 L s, S.w. PRISCILLA BROOKS. aunt of ' Hendeison Johnson, Gertrude' Muse, Ellen and Robert Banks. | John Fitzhugh and Elsie Wilson. Re- | mains resting at Barbour Bros. funeral home, 48 K st. n'e. Funeral Suriday, May 11, &t 1:30 p.m.. from the above funeral home. Rev. Benjamin Whiting officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemeter: cAMPB JAMFES. On Sunday. May 4, 1930, at’ Casualty Hospital, JAMES CAMP- BELL. belovel husband of Eisanora Camp- bell. son of William_Campbell and Mary Campbelk Jennifer. He leaves three broth- ers and three sisters and_a host of other relatives and ‘friends. ~Funeral Sunday. May 11. at 2 p.m., from his Iate residence: 652 Navy pl. s¢. Interment Rasemont Cemetery. 8-10 CLAGUE. FANNIE. On Thursday., May 8, 1930, at 5:15 pm., at the residence of her Charles M “Clague, 131-A Bates st. FANNIE, beloved wife of the late W. il Clakue. formerly of Rochester, N Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. fineral home, 14th wnd Chapin sts. n.w on Saturday, May 10. ai 2 pm. Iniers ment Arlington National Cemetery. DAILEY, MARY E. On Thursday, May 8 1930, &t 5:40 pmi. at her residence, 351§ Th' st nw. MARY E. beloved wife of John M. and’ mother of ‘Mrs. Hilleary Of-| futt. jr. and F. Bvron Dailey. Services at her late residence on Monday, May 12. at 9:30 am. thence to Sacred Heart Church, wheie mass will be said at 10 o'clock. Inferment Mount Olivat Ceme- Relatives and friends invited tq at- 5 n.w H. Y. ter. tend. DUCKETT. EMMA. Departed this life on Thursday, May 8. 1930. at 2 14th st. s.e. EMMA DUCKETT. beloved daughter of Louise Duckett and the lats Alfred Duck- ett, beloved sister of Mrs. Mary Rustin, Mri. Bessie ‘Williams, - Ernest. Benjamin and Richard Duckett. She also leaves a | host of other relatives and friends. ¥u- ! neral Monday. Mav 12, at St. Cyprian’s Church, where requiem mas¢ will be said &t 9 am. Relatives and friends invited fo attend! Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- ery. | | THE WEATHER District of Columbia-Maryland—Fair | tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudi- ness; not much change in temperature; | gentle to moderate northwest winds. Virginia—Fair tonight; tomorrow in- creasing cloudiness, probably followed by showers in southwest portion: not | much change in temperature; moderate | ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 87; 8 pm,, 79; ! 12 midnight, 69; 4 a.m, 66; 8 am., 15 | noon, 77. ! Barometer—4 pm., 3002; 8 pm,| 1 30.05; 12 midnight, 30.08; 4 a.m., 30.11 | 8 am., 30.15; noon, 30.14. | Highest temperature, 88, occurred a | 4:15 pm. yesterday. Lowest tempera- | ture, 65, occurred at 4:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 68; lowest, 44. | Tide Tables. | (Parnished by United States Coast and | Geodetic Survey.) | Today—Low tide, 12:20 12:58 p.m.; high tide, 6:11 | 6:38 p.m, | . Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:10 am. and | 1:48 p.m.; high tide, 6:57 a.m. and 7:26 | ! pm, i The Sun and Moon. | _ Today—Sun rose 5.01 am.; sun sets 7:09 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5 a.m.; sun sets | 7:10 pm. | Moon rises 5:11 p.m.; sets 3:50 am. Weather in Various Citles. Temperatus swpiawec ASoUBIH ny,’ N, Atlants, * Ga. Atlantic _City. Baltimore, Md.. Birmingham Bismarck, N. aas: % Charleston, S.C. Chicago, TN Sincinnatt, Oio 28558888 2255382 58! 553 Clear Clear Cloudy Clondy Clear Clear Rain Rain Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear GCloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear ain Bt.cloudy | Clear Clear Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Pt.clondy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy Rain Cloudy Detroit, Mich. El A ex Galveston, Tex. Helens, _Mont.. Huron.” S. Dak Indianapolis.Ind Jacksonville,Fla. 30 Kansas City. Mo 2 Los ~Angeles.. Louisville, Ki Miami, N. Orleans, New York, N. Oklahoma’ City. Omaha. Nebr. . Ari Pittsturzh, Pa Portland, Me. Portlund, Oreg Raleigh.’ N.. C. Salt Lake City. San Antonio.’ 29.76 | 'San Diego. Calif 30.04 | 8an “Francisco. 30.06 | 8t." Louts, Mo . 29.98 St. Paul. Minn. 2072 Seattle, ‘Wash.. 30.12 Cloudy Spokane. Wash. 30.04 Pt cloudy Tampa, Fin....3006 86 66 Pt.cloudy WASH D. G. 3015 88 5 Clear FOUN | ESKIMO ~DOG—Beautiful. | ave_se LOST. BEADS—_Brownish_ vellow: —April 20, mear Fourth Christian Selence Church or Critten- den_st. n.w. Ad. | BRIEF CASE, . _conty | Ders and books: fell {rom ¢rr_in vicinity of North Capitol and O sts. or New York ave. nw, Reward if returned to V. T. Turner, 1716 2nd st. n.w., or at the Margarét Washington Vocational School. O st between North Capitol and 1st sts. n¥. ] nswers to name 535 Oglethorpe st. n.w. t_only 3 te, 7 months ol Reward. Odd blue Persian m teeth ~Reward if returned dead or alive. 1707 Minnesota. Se. COIN PURSE—Small. purple, leather. ton- | | taining about 33 in currency, by youns working girl.Reward. _Ad | DIAMOND RING—Left_in wash | Annapolis Hotel ~ Reward if returned. | Tih"st. n.w._George Kuapp. FUR. Thursday_afternoon: natural | fur. ‘in_either Jellel or Palais Roya | or ‘immediate ‘shopping district. Call 14th st nw. Reward. ' GLABSES—Giay oase. Reward, Potomac 3038-J. Washable. Tight: & & room__of 1319 ay fox store: 9 GLOVE—A new llgnt tan, hand kid glove, trimmed’ with brow: ward__1307_12th n.w.. Apt. 207. HA . Boston. ining T knickers. “Shirt, etc.; between Army, Na and Marine Country Club and Cariton Ho- tel. Thursday_evening about 17:30; reward. Cail Decatur_3394-W. S | KNIVES, 15" dosen William Rosers silver: downtown vicinity, Thursday afternoon; re- yard. Decatur 2806-W. Rigss pl. n.w. | Apt. 1 MANILLA BN ning_three e n treet ol veloves "and three typewritten pa corner. " Reward. ~Phone Kensinston 185. | Union” Trust Co. Bank or on tha SUIT CASE—BI May 9, between 10 and 10:30, St. Barnabas' Church, rdon’s co! Clinton, Md. Reward. Marlboro l:-;- | T.8 Gwynn. | WATOH—Hamilton: ialtials 3. J. 8. with green sold chaln and green gold X tached. Liberal reward for J. ‘%fllh 1925 ye ast. n.w. WRIST WATOCH, Iady's white goid: lost in Aster Restaurant. a 1o 2127 California | WRIST WATCH—Lady" riday. 7 pam, Reward 1 at 15th and | ne. Cell Lincoln WRIST WATCH Tacy s, Iamton. . wi g0 baacels Liberal reward if returns %o Mrs. Beriffee Trigs, 2037 13th st, B.W. Beaths. GALLAGHER. WALTER G. On Friday, May 9,'i930, WALTER G. GALLAGHER. Re- mains resting at tha William H. Sardo & Co. funeral chapel, 412 H st. n.e. Punaral from the William ‘H. Sardo ‘& Co. funeral chapel on Monday, May 12, at 9:30 a.m. thence to Holy Name Church. where m will be sald at 10 a.m. for the repose of s soul. Relatives and friends invited to attend.” Interment Mount Olivet Cem- etery. HAMMES, LAURA. On Priday. May 9, 1930, at the' residence of her daughter. Mrs Edith Allev. 317 Third st. se. Apt. 21. LAURA HAMMES. Body resting at the James T. Ryan funeral home, 317 Pa. ave. s, until Saturday, May 10. at 8 pm Funeral’ and interment at Bluefield, Va. on Sunday afternoon. HAUCHART, MARGUERITE. On Friday. May 9. 1030 at Columbia Hospital, MAR" GUERITE HAUCHART, mother of Mrs. A. Joigneaux of Paris, France; Mrs. N. T. Chaconas, Mr. M. Hauchart and Mrs. A. Paulsscn.” Funeral services at her laie residence, 1202 Hamilton st. n.w. on Monday. ‘'May 12. at §:30 am’: thence to the Shilne of ‘the Sacred Hear mass will be said at 9 a.m. fowers JACKSON. JOHN T. Departed this life at Florls. Va. May 8, 1930. at 3:30 am. JOHN T. JACKSON. father of Willlam H.. John B! “and_Pevion 8. Jackson, Nora Johnson' and Cora Bannister. He s also survived by nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral from Mount Fleasant Baptist Church, Floris, Va., Sun- day. May 11, at 1 p.m. 10 JACOBS, PHENIE. On Thursday, 0. 8t her residence, 1420 F PHENIE. beloved wife of Raymond B. Jacobs. Funeral from her late residence. 1420 F st. ne. Monday, May 12, at 8:30 m. therice {5 the Church of ihe Holy Name, where services will be held at § am. ' Relatives and_ friends invited. = In terment Glenwood Cemetersy. i LEWIS, MARY E. Departed this life st her sidence. 2273 Tth ave. New York City. after, a brief fliiess, MARY E. LEWIS Bhe leaves to mourn their loss one son. daughter-in-law, grandson and a host of gther relaiives and friends. = Funeral Stn- dav, May 11, 1930, at 1 p.m.. from Liberty Baptist Church. 23rd st between H and Eye sts. n.w.__Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemeters.” Remains sesting at Josepn C. janifer's’ funeral palors, 1115 "2anc «t. MULLEN., FRANCES A. Thursday, May 8. 1930. a1 her residence. 405 10th st. n.e.. Apartment 104, FRANCES A., the beloved wife of the latr Luther P. Mullen and mother of Mrs. H. Stevens and Mrs. E. T. Thornton_and’ sister of Carrie L. Heist and P. Russell ~Funeral from her_late residence Sunday, May 11, at 2 p.m. Rela- tives and_ friends invited to attend. In- terment Glenwood Cemetery. NELSON, 1L On_Thursday, May 8. 1930, 4t the liome for Aued aud Infira LEWIS NELSON, cevoted husband of Mary Nelson. brother’ of Willium Nelson ' and Elia Taylor. ~ He ulso leaves many other relutives uud friends to mourn his depar- ture. Remains resting at the John T. Rbites funeral chpel, 3rd and Eye sts. sw. Interment Westmoreland County, Va. Monday, May 12, 11 PARKS. FRANK. On Friday. May 9. 1930, AL Preedmen’s’ Hospital, FRANK PARKS. He ‘leaves one sister. 'Ella Warwick of this city. also two sisters in Macon, N. C. Remains at Frazier's funeral home, 318 Rhode Isiand ave. n.w. Services and interment in Macon, N. . 11 PAYNE. FRANK (NOOKS). On Saturday. May 10, 1930. at 8:05 a.m., 1014 Delaware ave sw. FRANK (NOOKS) PAYNE, he- loved ‘hisband of Lena Pavne. He' glso leaves other relatives and host of friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines Tuneral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. No- later. 1 PUMPHREY. DENNIS M. On Friday. May 9, 1930, 'DENNIS M. PUMPHREY, beloved sband_of Lilly V. Pumphrey, ' aged €1 Jears. | Funeral from the chapel of J. Wil- iam ‘Lee's Sons, Pa. ave. n.W. on Monday, May 12, at 10 o'clock a.m. Rel- atives and friends invited to sttend. In- terment Congressional Cemetery. PUTNAM. EDITH GRACE._ On May 6. in Geneva. — Switzerland, EDITH GRACE PUTNAM of Washington, D. C., in her eighty-fth yea . RE/DY, JULIAN. On Thursday. May 8. 1920. "in” his 82nd year. JULIAN READY: beloved brother of Mrs. Pigot. Puneral services will be conducted by Rev. G. B Taylor at W. W. Chambers' funeral home on Monday. ‘May 12, at 10 am. Inter- ment Glenwood Cemetery. 1 ROBINSON, JAMES M. On Wednesday, May 7, 1930, JAMES M. ROBINSON, de- voted son of Henry Robinson. brother of John Robinson. Funerel Sunday, May 11, at 1 pm.. from thw W. Ernest Jarvis fu: neral pariors, 2222 Georgia ave. n.w. 11 ROLLINS, RAYMOND. _Suddenly, on Fri- day, May 9. 1950, RAYMOND ROLLINS, beloved brother of Mrs. D. F. McCarthy. Mrs. 8. W. Parran and Charles and Claude Rollins. Funeral services at the W. W. ‘Chambers Co funeral home on Monday, May 12, at 11 a.m. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. 1 SMITHSON, JOSEPH A. On Friday, May 0 1930, at 'Homeopathic Hospital, JOSEPH A.. beloved husband of Emma M. Smita- 50n (nee Wilson). ~Funeral from the Chapel of Thomas F. Murray & Son, 2007 e se. on Sunday., May il. at ‘m. Services at_Emanuel Episcopal Church, '13th and V sis. s.e., at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemeters. 1 SMITHSON. JOSEPH A. Oficers and mem- bers of Anacostis Council, No. 16, Jr. O. U, A.°M., are requested to attend’the f nérai of' our late brother, JOSEPH A. SMITHSON, also_a member of the Na- Council Funeral from chapel of F. Murray & Son, 2007 Nichols on ‘Sunday, May 11, at 1:15 p.m. at ‘Emanuel Episcopal Church. V_sts. se, 3 pm. Interment il Cemetery. JOHN L. NAIR, Councilor. E. R. THOMAS, Recording Sec. s SPILLIARDS, WILLIAM T. Departed this life on Wednesday. ' May 9. 1930. at his resi- dence, 1115 New Jersey ave. WiL- LIAM ' T. SPILLIARDS, son of th: Mary Spiilard. He leaves to mourn their loss several_other relatives and friends. Fu- neral Sunday, May 11.°at 1 p.m. from Zion Wesley Church, D st. between nd and 3rd sts. s.w. Remains can be seen Saturday ab 3 pan.. at Campbell's funeral home, 423 415 st. 5.w. 10 SPILLIARDS, WILLIAM. Frederick Doug- lass Relief Association announces the death of WILLIAM SPILLIARDS. Funeral from Metropolitan A. M. E. Z. Church. D st. between 2nd and 3rd s.w., Sunday, May 11, 1930, at 1 o'clock. K. President, JOHN H. ; EDGAR L. KENNEY, Secretary. * SPILLIARDS. WILLIAM. The Association of Oldest Inhabitants, Colored. will at- tend the funeral of WILLIAM SPIL- LIARDS. Sunday, May 11, 1830. 1 o'clock, from Metropolitan A. M. E. Zion Church, D'st. between 2nd and 3rd s.w. SAMUEL W. WATSON, President, GEORGE L. WALTON. Secretary. i SPILLIARDS. WILLIAM. Young Men's Pro- tective League will ' attend funeral of WILLIAM SPILLIARDS. Sunday, May 11 1930, “at 1 o'clock, from Metropolitan A. M. E. Zion Church, D st. between 2nd and 3rd s.w. W. STEPHEN FULLER. President. GEORGE h,_WALTON, Secretary. e SPILLIARDS. WILLIAM T. The Crispus At- tucks Relief Association announces the death of Brother WILLIAM T. SPILLIARDS on May 9, 1930, Funeral will be held ‘Sunday. May ‘11, 'at 1 pm. from Zion Wesley Church, D st. between 2nd and 3rd sts_ s.w, W. STEPHEN FULLER, Pres. J. C. BURLLS. Sec's. 5 WILLARD, MAY M. On_FPriday, May 9, 1930, at her residence. 6600 Eastern ave.. Takoma Park. D. C.. MAY M. WILLARD. beloved wife of Albert H. Willard and be- loved mother of Howard E. Willard. Mrs Ethel Harrigan and Mrs. Alberta Germody. Funeral services at W W. Chambers’ fu- neral home. 14th and Chapin sts. n.w Monday., May 12. at 2 p.m. Intermen! Cedar Hill Cemetery. 11 May 8. st n.e., SADIE On_Friday, May 9. 1 iss SADIE B. WIL: . Punerai’ services at H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st. n.w.. on Monday, May 12, at 11 a.m. Interment A%, Mount’ Olivet” Cemetery, Baltimore, WILSON. PERRY. Deparied this life on Sunda¥. May 4. 1950, PERRY WILSON. devoted. husband of 'Mary Wilson and of Mamie Wilson. He also leaves to mourn their loss & host af ather relatives and friends. Funeral Sundav. May 11. at 2 p.m., from William T. Tol- bert's funeral home. 1308 6th st. n.w. In- terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. * WRIGHT., HATTIE L. On Saturday, May 10. 1930, at the residence of her sister. Mrs. Ernest R. Hunting. 124 Tennessee ave. ne. HATTIE L. _WRIGHT. beloved wife of Joseph A. Wright. Services and inter- at Lovettsville, Va., Monday morn- May 12. 11 ANDREWS. ELEANOR J. Tn memory of our daughter, FLEANOR' J. ANDREWS. who departed this life thirfeen years ago today, May 10, 1917. It_is lonesome hers without! you, In the midst of friends we ‘are blue, For beneath our smiles our hearts Are_achine for you. MOTHER, FATHER, DAUGHTER. ARTHUR. JAMES C. In memory of my dear brother. JAMES C. ARTHUR, who departed this life one vear ago today, May 10, 1929, It_is lonesome here without you. In the midst of friends I am blue. For beneath my smile my aching he Is alwavs longing for you. HIS LOVING SISTER. AUGUSTA L. AR- THUR. brother CEMETERIES. In Memaortam. ARTHUR, JAMES C. Sacred to the memory of our'dear son and brother. JAMES C ARTHUR, Who left us one year ago today. May 10. 1929. Juit a Hne of sweet remembran Just a memory, fine and true Just a token of 'love's devotion, Our hearts do mourn for you. HIS LOVING FAMILY. ARTHUR, JAMES. In sad but loving re- membrance of my brother. JAMES AR- THUR. who died one sear ago today, May 10, 1939. Gone, but not forgotten. SISTER SARAH ARTHUR. FOOTE. MARGARET VICTORIA. 1In loving remembrance of my dear mother, MAR- GARET VICTORIA FOOTE. who departed this life two years ago todsy, May 10, 1928, To me the rose No longer glows. HER LOVING DAUGHTER, MARGARET FOOTE JACKSON. HAGFRHORST, JOHN J. TIn memory of ‘my_dear husband and loving father, JOHN J. HAGERHORST, who departed this life May 10, 1929, Just one year ago today. Not gone from memory, Not gone from love - But gone to his Father's home above. LOVING WIFE AND SONS. JONES, ISAAC, Jr. 1In loving remambrance of my dear brother, ISAAC JONES, Jr., who departed this life May 10, 193 1 often think of you, dear brother, While trodding life's’ path alone: Of the many happy hours we spent to- &eher, And your consoling voics. My _heart still aches with sadness, My eyes shed many a tear, God only knows how I miss you, As it dawns another ysar. HIS_LOVING BROT] WASHINGTON JONES. . NALLE. ROSA L. Sacred to the memory of ROSA L. NALLE, who departed this life May 10,1926, JOHN C_NALLE, B. N. McDUFFIE. * NORTON. DANIEL, MAY AND CATHERINE. In sad and loving remembrance of n.y dear son, DANIEL. nd_twins, MAY and CATHERINE. . who de- parted this life May 10, 1926, and July 3, 1921, respectively. There is mo flock, however watched and ded, But one dead lamb is there! ‘There is no firbsi howso'er defended, But hias one vacaint chair Four vears ago today my Daniel, brave. affectionate son died, hi locked tight about me when Lhe ani whom he dreamed called him on gh. With his goine went a large part of my life and happiness and in loving memory of him and my twins I have erected angel figure over their grave: kept bright ani _green with THEIR DEVOTED MOTHER NORTON. PARKER., ARELIA. In loving memory of our dear mother, ARELIA PARKER. whe Pissed Sway' tno years aKo loday. May 10, ‘You are gone, but not forgotten; Never shall your memory fade. Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger Around the grave where you e laid. You left behind you broken hearts, That loved you so sincere: That never did, nor never will, YOUR BEVSTED BONS. HARRY, GEORGE AND LEWIS. i G G REED, ALFRED. In tribute of love and devotion to the sad but ever sweet memo- ry of our dear husband and father, AL~ FRED REED. who :Illed away thirteen years ago, May 1917, & Rest In peace. your cares are ended, Your beautiful work on earth is done. ‘You have gone where those who loved you Soon are coming. one by one. YOUR LONELY WIFE, LOUISA. Can he look down from those windows To this distant and dreary shore? Can he see his lonely children Missing_him each day more and more? HIS ONLY DAUGHTER_AND SON, LI 'A. AND CHARLES A. REED. < REFED, RICHARD. In fond remembrance of ‘Our” dear son: RICHARD REED. who parted this life two years ago today, May 10, 1928. No one knows how much we miss him, NG one knows.the tears we shed. B rere o Tavewell Lears ars hed o Te o arewe 3 o THE PAMILY. ROBEY. JOHN. In sad but loving remem- brance of our dear father. JOHN ROBEY. who departed this life two years ago to- day, May 10, 1928. From this world of pain and sorrow To the land of peace and rest, where Sou Wil ud contentment ose w g HIS 'BOE‘.‘V‘OTBD WIFE AND CHILDREN. ROBEY, JOHN E. In memory of my beloved father, JOHN E. ROBEY. who died two years ago, May 10. 1928. Loving and kind in all his ways, Upright and just to the end of his di Sincere .bl:d k:;\d‘ in-heart :l:d]eul\l‘ubde.hlfl Autiful memory ‘What & 'ADDIE, . 3 'Y SPEAKS. In memory of Wil o *'oho ?&Ee,‘ghy 10, 1929, rA:‘leY * LLIE F. A tribute of love TREBE olte $Ux RN et ? '."eg:' AWy two years ago todey, May Can 1 help but feel $o lonely. %hen h!r’ voice 1 do not hear? No words were ever sweeter Than the words she used to T, world, Jee, i mother's Without the smi . HER DAUGHTER. ILDRED m‘& AND. A' 1S 8 GRANDCHILDREN, MARY CLARA MESHAW. b A , MOLLIE F. In loving rememse T:l¥l"n‘:: of our d!l; mother and grande mother, MOLLIE P. TAYLOR. who d Faied s Tife two vears asc, Mz 10, 1928. thi ever take away Nohe iove. (hat hearts hold dear: Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps you nei = LOVING DAUGHTER_AND SON-IN-LAW, IDA MAY AND JOHN E. BOARDLEY. life, remembered in death. Loved I MAY AND ELIZABETHL FUNEEAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F. B.i;cci;': Sons 1S8AC ) 3034 M St. N-W. Fhoas sest cose Established 1841 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 132 T Chapen ST, NW. National 2473 W TIVO LINCOLN 0530, Puneral Director Private_ Ambulanes 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. 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