Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1930, Page 9

THE_EVENIN WASHINGTO HOPKINS FUNERAL SERVICES ARE HELD Noted Authority on Law Had Sev- eral Degrees From Univer- sity of Towa. G__STAR, SILVER HILL LEADS HARMONICA HONORS School Wins First Place tn Band and One of Students Is County Champion. Achieving first place in the band con- test and having one of its students se- lected as the county champion for 1930, the Silver Hill School last night won the lion's share of the honors at the second annual harmonica contest of Prince Georges County'’s public schools in Eastern High School. Hyattsville School was a close second and Suitland School third. The silver loving cup for the county champion was awarded to Thelma Eng- lish of Silver Hill after the judges had required her and Danny Washington of Hypttsville to play extemporaneously to bréak the tle. Miss English also won ! SALE MEN’S SPRING SUITS §99.50 $32.50 Formerly $30 and $35 ‘ Formerly $40 and $45 i i e b e Funeral services for Earl Palmer | Hopkins, 57 years old, president of the | Washington Civil Service School here | from 1904 to 1922 and widely known /|| authority on law, who died at his home, 2900 Connecticut avenue, Tuesday, were | conducted at Gawler's chapel this aft- | ernoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment was | private. | Mr. Hopkins held several law degrees | from ‘the University of Towa and a law | degree from the University of Minne- sota. He had writen textensively on law subjects, and one of his books, | “Hopkins on Real Property,” is used as | a textbook in many of the leading uni- | versities. He was acting dean of the | Indianapolis College of Law before com- ing to this city. Mr. Hopkins is survived by his widow, | Mrs. 'Jeanette Yandes Hopkins: a son, 9 !| | Robert W. Hopkins, and a daughter, ||| Mrs, Charles Lobdell. | st e | Tractor dealers in Austrialia are or- ||| ganizing the farmers to fght any at- Pay in Small Weekly or Monthly Amounts Outstanding values . .. an opportunity no thrifty man can let slip by. Includes worsted, cheviots, tweeds, cassimeres in the models for all Summer wear. Just a small cash payment, balance, in easy cmounts weekly or monthly. Hurry while selec- tion is complete. [ test, while Washington was adjudged the best boy player. Second honors in the girls' contest went to Margaret Kemp of College Park. Kathleen Whipp of Beltsville was third. Joseph Blake of Suitland finished second and Halbert Evans of Bladensburg third in the boys' compe- tition. All of the prizes were awarded by | of Women's Clubs of the county. The judges—Mrs. Marions S. Curran, Miss Ruth Garber and Melvin Vogel, all of Baltimore—made special honorable men- tion of the Beltsville School Band. There were 18 bands in the competi- tion and 38 entrants in the individual contest. Seventh and I' Sts. tempt to place additional taxes on tractors. R R I XX SRR Tomorrow--A Sale of Fine Wrist Watches for Young Americans | I There are only two things about these watches that will appeal to old fogeys-- price and accuracy. But the styles are for young people only! Mammas and papas couldn’t wear these watches and get away with it. Young people only! $8.95 only! And tomorrow is the big day! MESH BAND FREE in addition to the smart leather strap. Open An Account In Your Own Name~~~Pay Out of Your Allowance WeGuarantee ThisWatch To Give Complete Satisfaction 1004 ¥ STREET N.W. 818 KING ST, ALEX, VA. first prize in the girls’ individual con- ! Supt. Orem on behalf of the Federation | N, D. C. THURSDAY, [NANSEN FUNERAL SET FOR SATURDAY Oslo Will Observe Two-Minute Period of Silence as ' Tribute. By the Associated Press. OSLO. Norway, May 15—Plans for | the funeral of Dr. Fridtjof Nansen. who | died here Tuesday, were completed yesterday after an extraordinary state | session, wherein the famous explorer |and statesman was paid tribute by all | members of the government. | The funcral will be Saturday. All {flags wil De flown at half-staff that |day and the city will observe a two- minute period of silence as the coffin is carried to the colonnade hall of the university. After a public ceremony the body will be escorted to a crema- {torium in a huge procession. | saturday is the anniversary of the ! formatfon of the constitution in 1814 !and also the twenty-fifth anniversary |of the day Dr. Nansen placed himself |at the disposal of the Norwegian gov- ernment_during the negotiations which led to dissolution of the union with | Sweden. . \REALITY IN U. S. POLITICS T0 BE TOPIC OF LEAGUE Two-Day Session Here to . With Banquet Tomor- row Night. Open “Facing Reality in American Poli- ties” will be the general topic for discussion when the League for Inde- pendent Political Action, with national headquarters in New York, opens a two-day session at the City Club, with A banquet tomorrow night. Speeches by Prof. John Dewey, chair- man of the national committee; James H. Maurer of Reading, Pa.; Dr. Helen averett of Madison, Wis. and Oswald G. Villard, editor of the Nation, will | feature the meeting tomorrow night, | Howard Y. Willlams, executive secre- tary of the league, will report on “Prospects and Sentiments for a New Political Alignment. Organization reports and an address | by Paul H. Douglass, professor of in- | dustrial relations at the University of Chicago, will be given at the morning | session Saturday. at the Friends' Meet- ing House, 1811 I street. In the | afternoon B. C. Vladeck, manager of | the_Jewish Daily Forward: Dean Carl C. Taylor of the North Carolina State College of Agriculture and A. J. Muste, chairman of Brookwood College, will speak. s JOHN S. BAIN BURIED Veteran Employe of Post Office Was Capital Native. Funeral services for John S. Bain, 65 years old. Iveteran employe of the City Post Office and native of this city, { who died at his residence in the Home | Apartments, Seventh street and Massa- | chusetts avenue, Tuesday, were con- ! ducted in St. Patrick's Catholic Church | today at 10 o'clock. Interment was in | Glenwood Cemetery. Mr. Bain was formerly a letter car- rier and later was clerk at the post | office for some time. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Dance, Columbia Chapter, No. 15, O. E. 8., Meridian Mansions, 2400 Six- | teenth street, 8:30 p.m. Card party, Su-Zu Court, No. 21, g.ldiu' Orienta Shrine, Winston Hotel, p.m, Reception and ball, All States Offi- cers’ Society, large ball room of the Wil- lard Hotel, 8:30 p.m. Presentation of musical comedy “Miss Cherry Blossom,” the Towne Players, Church of Atonement hall, North Cap- itol street and Rhode Island avenue, 8:30 p.m, Card party, Hiawatha Council, No. 9, Degree of Pocahontas, home of Mrs. Catherine Feddon, 1436 Ames place northeast, 8:30 p. Dinner, educational committee of Co- lumbus University, Jefferson room of the Mayflower Hotel, 6 p.m. Dance, 8t. Francis Club, Willard room of the Willard Hotel, 9 p.m. i Meeting, Thirteen Club, cabinet room | of the Willard Hotel, 8 p.m. Dance, Golden Rule Council, No. 10, Daughters of America, Winston Hotel, 9 pm. Smoker, Virginia Military Institute Alumni Association, Army and Navy Club, 8 pm., commemorating the bat- tle of Newmarket. Meeting, Washington Academy of | Sciences, auditorium of the National Museum, Tenth and B streets, 8:15 p.m. FUTURE. | Meeting, American Pen Women, | room 127, Willard Hotel, 9:30 a.m. Meeting, Housekeepers' Alliance, ¥, W. C. A, Beventeenth and K streets, to- morrow 2 p.m. Speaker, Dr. D. R. Du Comb, ‘on “The Value of & Raw Food Diet. Luncheon, Alpha Delta Phi Frater- nity, Hotel Gordon, tomorrow 12:30 p.m. Entertainment for old folks, Auxiliary home board of Ruth Chapter, No. O. E. 8., Eastern Star Home, tomorrow night, 8 o’clock. Joint luncheon, Washington Post, So- | ciety of American Military Engineers and the Army Ordnance Assoclation, at | the Army, Navy and Marine Corps| Country Club, tomorrow, 12:45 p.am. Col. Frederick H. Payne, new Assistant Secretary of War, guest of honor. | Dance and card party, Temple com- | mittee of Gavel Chapter, No. 29,O.E. S, | Potomac Boat Club, Saturday, 9 p.m. e el The hungriest King was Louis XIV of France. It is on record that at one meal he ate four plates of different soups, & whole pheasant, & partridge, a plate of salad, some roast mutton, two large slices of ham, a fair share of pastry and then a dessert of frult and preserves. AMBULANCES Loeucai- $4.00 Local Call... Col. 0432 | | Can Chambers Co. MONUMENTS On Display for Your Inspection Different Sizes. Materials—Best Workma Markers—Letter Cutting WASHINGTON GRANITE ' MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. WM. JARDINE, Secty. E Nat) 5870. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Phones { Adams 10341 1 Omaha, | 20. both of Richmond, and Hilda L. Barker. | MAY 15, 1930. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow: somewhat cooler tonight: gentle winds, mostly west and northwest. Virginia—Cloudy to partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow: slightly cooler in_extreme northeast portion tonight; moderate west or northwest winds. Maryland—Cloudy to partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; probably occa- sional light rain in extreme west por- tion: somewhat cooler in east portion tonight: moderate winds, mostly west and northwest. Record for 2¢ Hours. Thermometer—4 pm., 70; 8 p.m., 61: 12 midnight, 59; 4 a.m., 57; 8 am., 61; noon, 68. Barometer-—4 pm. 29.66; 8 pm 29.66: 12 midnight, 20.65: 4 a.m., 29.6! 8 am. 29.69: noon, 29.68. Highest temperature, 5 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 57, occurred at am. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 85; lowest, 64. Tide Tables. 5 (Furnished by United States Coast and | Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 4:12 am. 4:48 pm.; high tide, 9:50 am. 10:22 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 4:56 a.m. 5:32 pm.; high tide, 10:32 a.m. 11:06 pm. The Sun and Moon, Today—Sun rose 4:56 am.; sun 7:13 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:55 a.m and and and and sets | sets 7:14 p.m. Moon rises 1038 p.m.; sets 6:40 a.m. | 15000 Stattons. Weather “quat ase] . Cloudy 62 29.38 29.72 2976 29'66 . 2984 L2976 L2962 2970 29 2998 Cloudy Cleur Cloudy . Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy - Ptcloudy Pt cloudy Pt.cloudy Clondy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Columbia, Denver, El Paso. Galveston, Helena, Mont Huron,' S. Dak. 29.98 Indianapolis.Ind 29.78 Jacksonville.Fla. 29.92 Kansas Cily.Mo 29,96 Los Angeles.... Louisville, Ky Miami, Fla.... New Orleans New York, N.Y. Oklahoma’ City. Nebr | hiladelphia.Pa. 29.68 12072 12970 30,04 30'08 x Tex. © Eicloudy Pt cloudy . Clear Cloudy Ruin otidy PI Gloudy P Cloudy Rain Cloiay San _Antonio. San Diego. Calif an Fraucisco. 2 St. Louis. Mo St. Paul, Seattle, "W Spokane, Wash. ampa, Fla WASH., D. Clea . Ptcloudy Cloudy Clondy udv ly * Cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy .. FOR £ (7 am., Greenwich time, today.) Stations Temperature, Weather. London, England Clear Paris. 'France. Clear Vientia, Austria Clear Berlin,’ Germany Clear Brest,’ France...... Clear Stockholm, _Sweden Clear Gibraltar. ' Spain.. Clear (Noon. Greenwich ‘time. today.) Horta (Faval). Azore:... 66 Cloudy (Currentobservations.) Hamilton, Bermudi 70 Part cloudy San Juan, Port Rico, 82 Part cloudy Havana, Cuba..... 76 Clear Colon, Canal Zone. 8 Part cloudy Marriage Licenses. Tibert Adler. 30. and Rose' Shapiro,'23, Both of Baltimore, Md.: Rev. J. T. Loeb. Arthur R Richards. 30. and Lucy Mann, 5. Rev. Alexander Willbanks James E. Morris. 27. and Elma J. Milan. Va.: Rev. Allan F. Paore. Charles Meile, 35, 24; Judge Robert E.' Mattingly, George, C. Wentzei. 27. and Clara K. Obe holtzer: 20: Rev. James D, Buhrer. William M. McGutherie, 7. Fort Mser. Va.. and Margery Lendzy, 24, this cityi Rev: Rob- ert E. Ford, Frederick D. Cole. 26. and Rosalind Hunter, 28: Rev. Raymond Hunter . Arthur Greene, 19, and Péarl Robinson. 15: Rev. W. Westray. Arthur J. Pennington, 43, and Mahalia Barbour. 44 Rev. D, E. Wiseman. Clinton _Lindse¥. 22, and Bertha Nelson. 20; Rev, Mason Morris, John Mally, 41, and Margaret’Jackson, 39. | bath of Baliimore. Md.i Rev. William D Jarvis Kenneth J. McAuliffe, 26, 1711 Laniont street, and Nora E. Wightman, 24: Rev. Ed- mond’ J. Fontaine i Russeil J. Johnson, 23, and Amelia Wil- liams. 24: ‘Rev. H. J. Covincilor. Frederick M. Crummitt, 41, and Hazel I Houston. 32. both of Baitimore, Md.; Rev. William Pierpont. e U Deaths Reported Mary McAuliff. 80. 3033 P st. John D. Wilson, 79, Garfield “Hospital Mary E. Pearse, 76, 4108 Garrison pi. Henry Nichols. 67. Home for Incurable Wenceslaus Zalesak, 64, Providence Hi pital. Bessle 1. Bennett, 64, 62 19 N st. Apartments Maurice O'Connor, Whallace E. Rawlings, 43, Garfield Hospital George C. Preston, 45, 826 Allison st. Muriel A, Grimes, 25,'3147 17th st Infant to Charles and Lillian J. Laschalt, 211: days, Sibley Hospital Catherine Lee. 74, Freedmen's Hospital. Sarah Alexander, 72, Freedmen's Hospital. Edmund W. Scoft, 65, Gallinger Hospital Mary Whiteside, 65, St. Elizabeth’s Hot pital Fannie M. Whiting, 59, 1908 4th st. Charles E. Lee. 57, 1672 32nd st. John W. Williams, 80. 917 U st Oscar L. Pavne, 45, Walter Reed Hospital Frank Payne. 45. 1014 Delaware ave. s.% Josephine Robinson, 43. 2215 Georsia ave. Marine Carter. 36, 1639 10th ‘st Alberta Wheeler. 7. House of Detention. Joseph Midaleton, 1, Children's Hospit Births Reported. John and Lena Herrell, girl. Willlam R. and_Vola M. Rusmissel, Clyde R, and Eva M. Henderson. be Edward G. and Anna M. Robertson, b Charles L. and Jessie T. Havden. Onofrio and Camela Smivaldo. boy Antony and Angela Lagana. boy. Robert and Alberta C. Ervin. girl. Frederick T. and Ethel Turner. ‘girl. Mathew and Sarah Middleton. boy. Boyd O. and Dorothy E. Hamilton, boy. Milligan and Katle Morgan, boy. Willlam E. and Jesse Parker. boy. Jobn' R. and Christine Scql. lfl. James and Ella Davis, gir & FOUND. COLLIE. male, no tag. vicinity i6th Street Reservoir. Owner identify and pay for ad. Adams 1434 T m_of money_in Mr. Howard, Lin- BILLFOLD Conit front_of 241 16th st. s.e. coln 9639._Reward CU e atie BUNCH OF KEYS, probably on Kenyon between 17th st. and car stop at Mt. Plea: ant. Reward. Phone, 9 to 4:30, National 4615 Branch 633. CAT—Small. mixed gray vicinity Takoma Park. 4103-3. Reward. CAT—Male, orange ca ing: name Ginger. Rq 1370_Randolrh_st CAT—Large gray Per from 2626 Military 1d.. day night. _Phone Cleveland COLLIE, young, brow license: answers to name “Sand: See jamitor. 2145 California st EYEGLASSES--AL Fox Theater, May 13. Re- werd Phone Georgia 1641-J. GLASSES—Black-rimmed; _ pr f8ih and K: Tuesday. Reward. Box 426-R. Star office. i GLASSES- In_ case, Kindy _Obtical Co., Philadelphia, Pa.. inscribed on case. Notify Mis. H. J. Burkhart, Elizabeth Manor, Up- per Darby, Pa. ' __ GOVERNMENT ~_PENS 1235670, for the sum of $20. J. Branch., 1829 Oregon nve. nd_brown female, Phone ~ Georgia I 5 of tall miss- eward 1f returned to raved Satuj eward. ECK, N Return to E. Reward. ged by a_Knox hat Portland, call Lineoin PIN. onyx_and pearl, ios Reward. 709 Norih_Capitol_st. i POCKETBOOK. man's, containing _money. lodge cards, driving permits, Almas Temple! QC"° Pinder can keep money if pocketbook 15 feturned to 1925 14th st. n.w., Mr. Kraft SPECTACLES. shell rim. on Wednesday, {rom Si. Gabrie's Church lo 337 Webster SUOhow. Call Columbla 8461-W. WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER, male. with black spots on hips and brown face. stub tafl, Fewapd. " 3122 Minngsota & Tu A substantial reward for the return to Nichols Company of a three-stone fancy ring containing . three large diamonds and T o S dfimonds: platinu Shou ;;'Kl». lost hz'}“l”l" \V;F \\l\lll"'l\l!')h ;::ICIAI"S ereoncy. Hospicel soms. time after Apr 2 Nichols Company, 626 Hond Bullding. %6 0, occurred at | Pt.cloudy | Mount Vernon [ hite | | | | | Senate | amBOTT. MISSISSIPPI OFFICIAL IS ON TRIAL BY SENATE Chairman of Tax Commission Faces Impeachment on Charge bf High Crime. By the Associated Press. JACKSON, Miss., May 15 Lester C. Franklin, chairman of the State tax commission, who went on trial in the yesterday on Impeachment charges, became the second persén ever to go before that body on charges that would strip him of all rights citizen. Franklin stands charged before the Senate sitting as a high court of im- peachment with high crime and mis demeanors growing out of the alleged monetary settlement of a proposed anti- trust suit ix. which the State received nothing. Trial was gfficially opened by Lieut. Gov. Bidwell Adam. Earl N Floyd, former assistant attorney general and Jackson lawyer, was the first wit- ness called. MRS. STEARNS DIES Widow of Virginian Expires Home of Daughter. Mrs. Franklin Stearns, widow of Franklin Stearns of Richmond and Culpeper, Va., died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George A. Gray, in Chevy Chase, Md., Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Stearns 1s survived by six daugh- ters, Mrs. Rena Rixey, Mrs. R. K. Mc Clanahan, Miss Emily Palmer Stearns, Miss Ailce R. Stearns, Mrs. Presley M Rixey, jr, and Mrs. George A. Gray. and two sons, Charles P. Stearns and Palmer N. Stearns. Burial services will be held in Holly- wood Cemetery, Richmond, Va., to- morrow afternoon. at Cards nf Thauks. . EDWARD GORDON. our sicere sppreciation friends, neizibors, paston Lietabiers of the Second Baptist Church their Kind espressions of sympathiy Delp st the death of qur dariiug GORDON, NEITZ expres Telative We wish to o our 4 aud baby, HiS FATHER AND MOTHER. 16 PARKS, RAYMOND. T wish to extend my sincere “thanks and appreciation to our many friends, neighbors their kindness and Feantiful floral of ings at the death of my husband. RA MOND PARKS, LOVING WIFE. Braths. AUGUSTUS. Suddenly on Tues- day, May 13, 1930, at 10 a.m., at his resi- dence. 1708 'Vermont ave. n.w. AUGUS- TUS ABBOTT. devoted brother of Richard, Mary and Rosie Abbott. He also leaves m other relatives and friends. Fu- neral Friday, May 16, at 2 p.m.. {rom the Bt cloudy | | | | | i i John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts.s.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. CATHERINE. Entered into eternal rest Thursday morning, May 15, 1930, at her residence. 228 F st sw.. CATHERINS BELL. devoted wife of John Bell, loving mother of Ester, Dora, Grace and Bena. min F. Bell and Mrs. Ruth Ford. Rr. mains temporarily resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funerai later. BELL. CATHERIN May 12.0. at 5:25 a.m. CATHERINE BEL loved wite of Jghn E. Bell, mother 'of s ra. Ruth. Grace and Benjamin Bell. Notice ‘of funeral later. . BUCHANAN. ALBERTA. Departed this life uesday. May 13, 1930. at her residence. 4% 'L st sw. ALBERTA BUCHANAN She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted husband, Preston Buchanan; nine childr Naomi. ' Evelyn. Dorothy. John. Ti eodore. Bernice, Ruth and Roberta: loving father. three sisters. and many other relatives and friends. mains_resting at Eugene Ford's 1300 South Capitol st. “Funeral Sunday May 18. at 1 p.m.. frcm the Second Bap- tist Church. 2nd 'st. between M. and Rey. John Richard, pastor. Interment al Pavie's Cemetery 18 COAKLEY. THOMA: 14. 1930 THOMAS COAKLEY. aged years, beloved son of the_late Thomns and 'Johannah ~Coakley. Funeral the residence of Mr, Raymond Dimmic 1114 G st. se. on Saturday., May 17. a 8:30 a.m.: "thence to St. Dominic's Chur: 6th and E sts. s.w., where solemn requic; mass will be sung at 9 am. for the r pose of his soul. Relatives and friends ir- vited. Interment Arlington Nationg Cemetery, (Holy Name Society membe: please take notice.) 16 WILLIS. Suddenly, on Wednesday. May 14 1930, at his residence. 1640 Mir wood pl. nw' WILLIS COLE. devoted hus- band of Alice Cole. father of Thomas Welter. John, Esther and Mamie Cole and Annie 'Jackson Remains resting at_W. Ern neral chapel. 1432 You' st. MAGGIE K. On Wednesday. 1930, at the residence of her son. S BROWN. 4511 17th st. n.w MAGGIE K. CROSSMAN. Funeral from 311 17th st n.w. on Friday. May 16, at 2 pm Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Foils Church. Va 15 DE _LANE. MARY MAGDALENE. On Wed- May 14, 1030, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Mary D. Malone. 5516 7t st. now. MARY MAGDALENE "DE LANE, ‘beloved wife of the late R De Lane. Puneral from the above res idence, Satirday, May 17. at 8 am. Re. aniem 'mars at the Church of the Natiy ity ‘at 8:30 a.m. Felatives and {riends in- vited to attend. Interment Moun Olfvet Cemetery. 16 LIS, ALEXANDRIA, Departed this life on ednesday. Mav 13, 1930, at 7:35 am ALEXANDRIA 'ELLIS. beloved father' of Robert and Pear! Ellis and beloved Lrothe: of Minnie Ross. Notice of funeral later GOVE. ALICE FORD. On Thursday. May 13 1030, ‘at 7:35 a.m. at her residence, 2807 380 st n.w.. ALICE FORD GOVE. loved wife of Chase C. Gove. aged 47 vears. "Remains_resting at funeral par- lors of Geovge W. Wise Co. 2900 M st nw. “Funeral Priday, May 16, at 4 pm. from St Alban's Protestant Episcopai Church. Mass. ave. and Wisconsin ave nw. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Saturday at Millersourg Pa. HARTSHORN, ROBERT HENRY. On Tu day. May i3, 1030, at his residence. 903 Tow. At the age of 70 vea ENRY HARTSHORN. husband d father of Victor M. and Robert H_Hartshorn. Jr. Services 'at W, \V. Chambers' funerai parlors. 1400 Chapin_st. nw. on Friday, May 16, at 3 pm Kindly cmit flowers. MATHERS. GEORGE H. Suddenly, Thu day morning, May 15, 1930, dence, 2009 O st HW. MATHERS. _Funeral Saturday. 7 at' 2 p.m.. from the above residence. 16° MOORE. MYRTLE G. On Tuesday. May 13, 1930, at her residence, 424 Girault ave Virginia Highlands. Va, MYRTLE G.. be- loved wife of John A. Moore. ~Funeral from her date residence on Satiirday, May 178t 9:30 a.m, thence to St. Rita's Cath- olie"Church, Mount Tda, Va. where mass will be said at 10 a.m. 16 EANDOLFF, HENRY. Departed this life Tuesday. ‘May 13, 1930, at 6:10 pm. at his residence, 406 V st n.w.. HENRY RAN- DOLFF, He leaves to mourn their 10ss two sons, Henry and_John Randoiff, ‘and a flost of friends. Remains mav be seen at Ruth Dabney's funeral home Thursdav May 15, at 5 pm. Funeral services wili be held at the Lutheran Our Redeemer Church. at 8tu st. near Barry pl. Friduy, May 18, at 2 pm, Rev. Wiseman officiat: ing. Friends snd relatives invited. In- terment at Payne's Cemelery . RANDOLPH. EMMA FRANKLIN. Departed this life Wednesday, May 14, 1930, at her patents’ residence. 1616 4th st 1w EMMA PRANKLIN RANDOLPH. lovine daughter of Edward and Armeana Randolph. sister Of Reva A.. Ada. Bessie, Fannie, Ameana ie. and Edward Randolph. * Notice of funral vi Remains resting at' W. Ernest Jar- funeral chapel. 1432 You st. n.w. RANDOLPH. JOHN BROCKENBROUGH. On Wednesday, May 14. 1930, at Walter Reed Hospital, JOHN BROCKENBROUGH RA! DOLPH.' son of the late Lieut. John Broc- kenbrough Randolph, U. S:N., beloved hu band of Gabriella White ahd father Louise Osborne and Frances Hines ing at_Gawler's chapel, 1754 Pennivlvania ave. Funeral services ‘at St. Paul's E copal Church, 917 23rd st. n.w., 2 ay, May 16 ROBINSO! ‘Thursdgy. " Re- On Wednesday, May ¢ Jarvis' fu- El an of JOSEPHINE. Departed this life on Tiesday, May 13. 1930. JOSEPHINE ROBINSON. devoted wife of Willie Rob inson, mother of Sallie Price, Mamie Tow- els. Ada Martin and Lola Smith. She also leaves two sisters, two brothers. 15 grand- children and one great-grandchild. Re- mains resting at the W.I'Ernest Jarvis fu- neral church. 1432 You st aan. Thursday: thereafter at her late Tesidence, 2215 Ga. ave. n.w. Funeral Fi duy. May 16, at 2 p.m., from Sharon B puist Church. 15 SCHAEFER, HENK May. 19 of Theresa n.w., until 11 RY. Suddenly on Tuesday. HENRY. beloved husband | chaefer. 'Funeral from his | Tate. residence, 538 Peabody St. n.W. on Fricay, May 18, ot 2 pm. Relatives’and Iriends invited. Interment Prospect Hill Gemetery 15¢ SCOTT, EDMOND W. Departed this life on SCOTT of 1447 8 st. Tuesday, May 13 at 10:45 Am. EDMOND W, DLW the beloved husband of Imogene T. Scott and father of Edna 8. Robinson. ' Ralph and Gladys Scott_and brother of John F. Scott., Funeral Saturday. May 17, at 1 pom. from the Nineteenth Street Ba Giureh, Rev. Waiter H. Brooks. Dasto Interment at Hamony Cemetery. —Reli- tives and triends invited. 16 SOPFR, CHARLES HENRY. On Wednesday, May ‘14, 1930. CHARLES HENRY, beloved husband of Eva Soper. Funeral from the Ohapel of “Thomas F. Murray & Sons. 2007 ( se. on Friday. May 16, at| " at Mount Calvary' Chureh, | Md.. at 10 a.m. Relatives and | Interment church ceme- Suddenly, Wed- Nichols ave. 9 am Forestvil friends invited. tery. WILLIAM H. of al Noble. | onie brother | arlo parlor. | fron: | Notice of funeral later. | Maithew | be- | hi geant. retired. U AARON B. S M. C. Funeral serv- ices Friday, May 16, at his residence, 538 9th st. se. at 1. pm. Interment at Arlington Cemetery at 2 p.m. . ESCHLER, ADAM. On Wednesday, May 14. 1930, at ‘hi dence, 1335 Newfon st ne. ADAM ER. aged 70 years al from his residence Saturday. May 845 am.: thence to Si. A urch, where high requiem mass w 915 Relatives and friends, rment Mount Olivet Cemeters 17 c sung &t ‘ vited. 1 cd el 1930, | i You st. nw v 1 Friday. May home. 8th and g v thence to "8t ! Auc | where solemn high at 10 o'clock 1 Memariam. AILEY, SARAH. In but loving 1e- membrance of our . beloved mother. SARAH BAILEY departed this 1 one vear ago tods 15, 1929 I ss not the tears at the time that are That tell of the hearts that are broken. But the silent tears in the after years In remembrance silentiy spoken. We oniy ask to live each dav, So_when life’s course is rui, We may greet our darling mother In the land bevond the sun. HER LOVING DAUGHTERS. BLOUNT, SILAS A. In sad but lovin ‘membrance ‘of my dear husband, A BLOUNT, who died May 15, 1928, Not_even death can take away The love a_heart holds dear I miss son more and more each day, Yet sometimes you seem so near. HIS DEVOTED WIFE. | BLOUNT SITAS A. Tn fond and loving ve- | imemrance of ‘Siue "Gk son ‘and”prniher: BAS A BLOUNT. Wno departed this life W0 Yeats ago today, May 19, 1928 Dearest bro‘her. thou hast lefy s, We thy foss most deeply feel But it 18 God who hast bereft tis, e can ail our sorrows heal "THE FAMILY. I loving remem- Ay CARTER. who en- Tered into “eternal rest thenty-one. years 2% ‘todny, My 15, 1909 God took our loved ones from our home, Sor never “Tron ‘o hearts: For ahear’s' that loved ‘sou so dearty tho Love you in_d s EVANS. ANNIE mother: Tite one WILLIAMS this at 8:25 re- LAS | . R, J. PIT ance of J. PIT LELIA AND ETHEL memory of our dear NS. departed this May 15, 1920, in In 1 while she lies in peaceful sleep, memory we shall #iways Leep. ¢ CHILDF MA LL, CALIIOUN: GRANDSON, HARRY. HAYDEN, PHILIP JEROME. Tn sad ku {ug remembrance hush father, PHILIP died seventeen yeal 1913, Loved in life, in death rememberad, LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. OCEOLA. In sad but loving remem- thiul OCEOLA who_ departed this life two years ago. May 15, 1928, In_my heart your memory lingers, Every day 1 think of you: But time will come, I care not when. Tnat I may be with you. b YOPR DEVOTED HUSBAND, PHILIP A. LEE. An, He | | ELIZA. In memory of our dear ELIZA_ MACKALL, who departed two years ago today, May 15, ArAC mot [ 1023 Onr thoushts are alyays wandering to the Erave, not far awa Whare our dear mother is Iving, Tn her peaceinl and lonely srave. We will never forget vou. mother, While In this woild we stay; God only knows our feeling. ! Since “vou've passed aw | FROM HER LOVING Ci MARCERON, DOROTHY J. Tn loving mem- i of my dear sister. DOROTHY J. MAR- ON (nee Faulkner), who died one ago today, May 15,1920, I have had one vear of sorrow, 1'am suffering the awful loss, But for the sake of Jesus T will try to bear the cross. HER DEVOTED SISTER. EVA. MARCERON. DOROTHY J. 1In sad but Iov- ihe. remembrance of my devoted wife, DOROTHY J. MARCERON (nee Faulkner). who departed this Jife one year ago today. May 15, 1929. A happy home T once enjoyed— How sweet the memory still— But death has left a loneliness That never can be filled. How sad today my troubled heart, How dim my eves With tears, For death has robbed me of the one T thousht was mine for years No one knows how I miss Providene T have suffered since you left me, Far life has never been the same. HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, JOSEPH J. MARCERON. Loving and kind in all her ways Tipright and just to the end of her days: sincere and kind in heart and mind— What a beautiful memory she left behind. HER DEVOTED MOTHER-IN-LAW, M. TOOMBS. RAILEY, MATILDA . menibrance_of out dear wife. mother i sister. MATILDA J. RAILEY, who ied seven years ago toda: ) 1923, She will never be forzotten. Never shall her memory fade: Sweetest thoughts will always linger | Atound tho place where she is laid. t No_one knows how much we miss her, No one kncws the tears we shed: But in heaven we hope to meet her, Where no farswell tears are shed HUSBAND, CHILDREN AND BROTHER. * SADLER. MARSHALL. In loving remem- | “hrance’ of mv beloved hushand. MAR- SHALL SADLER, who_ departed this life | four vears ago, May 15, 1926, | Surrounded by friends I am lonesome, Tn the midst of my joy I am blue { with a smile on my face I've anjache in my heart Longine. dear husband. for you 118 LOVING WIFE. ETHEL M. SADLER. * WEST. KATIE S. In loving_remembrance of oiir dear mother. KATIE S. WEST. who departed this life nine years ago today, May 15. 1921. Gone, 1 er, life HILDREN. * year sad bmt lovine but not forgotten. THE FAMILY. ¢ | FUNERAL DIRECTORS. |7 WILLIAM J. NALLEY 522 Sth St. S.E. Lineoln 0480, 5 No Branch_Office. JOHN Established 1876 R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th_St. N.W. __ Phone North 0041 Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. _4209 9th Bt NW. Col._6324. J. WILLIAM LEES SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 332 PA._AVE. N.W___ NATIONAL 13 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISSAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Tpoms wes em Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Ve, Frieonone National 2473 ~ WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 Bth ST SE. LINCOLN_0530. | Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 934 New York Ave. N.W. District 2608 TIMOTHY HANLON Puneral Director Private Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with the original W._ R Speare establish. ment. 1009 H St. N.W, 6626 v INe Wi Phione Frar X meris 040 P St N.W. ““Quick. Dignified. Efficient Service Autonhite’ Seriice Chagel W. W. Deal & Co. LINCOLN 8200, 816 H_ST NE Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H ST NE. H Madern Chapel Lincoln 0524 ALMUS R SPEARE Succeeding the Orizinal W. R. Speare Co. 1623 _Connecticut_A: Potomae_4600 FUNERAL DESIGNS. ~ GEO. C. SHAFFER FXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT B ERATE PRICKS, TEL NAT. £116 & NAT: o106 Open Evenings ~ J4th & Eye __and Sundays Promot Auto Delivery Service Gud e Bros. Co,, 1212 F St. Artistig—expressive—inexpensive. pE! | | _____ CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Ciaiee’ Tottani tbes fot & le. FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY NON-SECTARIAN PERPETUAL CARR LOTS VAULT Wide Ra: Wentea For v REASONABLE PRICES—TERMS 'TEPHENS, sday, May 14, 1930, residence. 307 Eye st. se. AM H. STEPHENS. beloved husband Nannie | Byrd Stephens (nee Rollins) Funeral serviges Al the Second Bapuist Ghureh. 4ih nd Virenia ave. se. a Saturday. May 17, 1930. Interment at Cun!rr sloral Cemetery, at'3 pm. at hi WiLTAm K. MODERN CREMATORIUM Washington-Baltimore Blvd. at District Lin