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14 years dean of Was| who has been critically DEAN BRATENAHL BETTER Confined to Home Since Stricken X1l at Cathedral Ten Days Ago. Very Rev. G. C. Bratenahl 3525 Woodley road, is on the road to re- covery, his physicians announced. Dean Bratenahl was taken il while at work at the Cathedral 10 days 8g0. He was removed to his home and has for Made to Order for Your Windows- 37-9 New York Ave. N.E. Phone District 9741-2-3 38 Years T HE BRIARCLIFFE—a Lady's Hamilton Wrist Watch, 14-kt. solid white gold, with H-jewel THE RALEIGH—One of the wewest Hamilton Strap Watches. I’-{M.I.’ $55 meovement .. Other Hamilton Watches $50 to $250 A new Lady Elgin especial- ly appropriate Jor the gradu- ate. Cleverly designed and beautifully en- graved. A Lady's Gruem Bracelet Watch . . . I5-jewel movement the latest in design, "-40 with bracelet to match. ¥ A Maw's Gruen Strap Watch Jewelers with Crown Guard case . . . 15-jewel movement . . . at- .50 tractively de- $32 signed ........ Other Gruen Watches $29.95 to $175 38 Years CREENS Doors--Porches National Woodworking Corp., For Graduation - - Other Elgin Watches, $15 to $150 THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., n Cathedral, t his home, KENNY FUNERAL T0BEHELD TODAY Chaplain Evans Will Officiate at Services for Retired Rear Admiral. Funeral services for Rear Admiral Al- bert Sewall Kenny, U. 8. N., retired, who died at his home, 1402 Chapin street, yesterday morning, will be con- ducted at the residence this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Chaplain Evans, U. 8. N., will officiate. Interment will be in the ‘xor;viln Cemetery, Staten Island, Admiral Kenny, who was 89 years old, was a native of Vermont. He was grad- uated from the University of Vermont and began the study of law, but with the outbreak of the Civil War decided to serve his country in the Navy. So, in 1862 he was commissioned a pay- master in the United States Navy. He served in the Civil War with blockading squadrons of the Atlantic at 935 F Street N.W. preferably a TIMEPIECE Moments that count should be marked by gifts that count. There is mo finer way of saying comgratulations tham with a times piece. i An accurate, dependable timepiece that will tick your best wishes for a life- time. This Elgin would certain- ly please the most particu= lar. 15-jewel Elgin move- _ment in popu= lar shape case witn attractive wrist band to match. Platinumsmiths at . ., . 935 F Street N.W. "“NEWMarmac roller-water remover of the NEW Maytag was de- ve at & cost of more than $290,000. The enclosed, positive ac- tion, sutomatic drain shunts the water directly into the tub from which the clothes are wrung w’i:hout epilling or spl ‘The soft top roll hugs the lnwermm’urd roll remov- ing all the water evenly from every part of the clothes,..yet presses no wrinkles into the clothes. Buttons, snaps and ornaments go through safely. Phone National 5100 for a Trial Washing with the NEW Maytag . . . the first washer to offer a one-plece, cast-aluminum tub and a NEW quiet, enclosed, lifetime, oil-packed direct drive. If it doesn't sell itself, don't keep it. THE MAYTAG COMPANY, Newton, lewa Poanded 1068 with.enclosed, positive-action, automatic drain TUNB IN over fEabirs Reti Dosinpae oy MONDAY !vfilw 9100 ES.T., 8:00 C.S.T., 7:00 ' 6100 P.T. WJZ, New Yorks burghy KXW, Chi Paul; WSM, Kinaas Cig KOA Sal Lake City; KPRC, Angeles; KG Associated D KSL, lzaly. the l;sl X, Oilnlmm- louston; KECA, Los W, Portland; and 34 PrRODUCT | May Be Bought on The Hecht Co. Budget Pla:l‘l (Third Floor, Housewares m,.:; Abuminum assher 5 Exclusively in Washington at THE HECHT CO. “F Street at Scu-u!h” fleet, and took part in attacks on Fort Fisher, near Wll.lnin N. C. Fol- lowing the war, he ded to_remain hme)lny.mdmlmwuwommd inspector. In the latter upweuy. M mnde a thnmulh study of 1‘;‘,"'}}"“ methods c:kt accounting for avy Departmen A board of officers recommended the adoption of Admiral Kenny's plan, and ik ‘was ‘done. Subsequently the plan ‘was praised by. the then Secl!tlry of the Navy, in a message to the Prellflent. as follows: J “Pay Director Kenny is the virtual author of one of the great executive reforms of the Navy. This reform in- troduced a new and radically different method of purchasing, handling and distributing supplies, transporting men and supplies, and a different system of Keeping the accounts and returns of purchases and supplies.’ In 1899 Admiral Kenny was pro- moted to the grade of paymaster gen- eral, and served in that position until he was retired in 1903. Admiral Kenny was treasurer of the Metropolitan Club and a member of the board of governors for & number of years. He also was a member of the Loyal Legion. Admiral Kenny was married in 1874 to Ellen, daughter of George Barnes of New York. She died many years ago. He is survived by a niece, Miss Mary McCollom, and a godson, Maj. A. Kenny C. Pllmer. | IDENTITY 0F MAN HELD IN MURDER IS DOUBTED| Shreveport Police Think Clara | Olson Death Suspect May Be Ontario Auto Thief. By the Associated Press. SHREVEPORT, La, May 17— Shreveport police doubted today that | & suspect held here for several days is | Erdman Olson, wanted in Wisconsin for the slaying of Clara Olson. | A telegram recelved from Windsor, | Ont, led to the belief that the man is | Harry French of Windsor. | Inquiry sent to Windsor brought de- | scriptions of French that correspond with those of the man held here. Chief of Police W. 8. Wigle of Windsor said finger prints indicated he is French, who was suspected there of automobile theft. Ryan Service is Inexpensive WI -are not only thorough and efficlent in our un- dertakings, but we are very moderate in our price. Day or night service available. Puneral parlor, private ambue lance and livery in connection. JAMES T. RYAN Puneral Director 317 Pa. Ave, SE. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Phoaes ‘; Adams 10341 THE WEATHER District of Columbis, Maryland, Vir- ginia and West Virginia—Cloudy and colder; probably rain today; tomor- TOW . Record for 24 Hours. Temperature—Midnight, 64; 2 am. 58; 4 am, 59; 6 am., 60; 8 [ Hilhe:t "84; lowest, 58. ‘Temperature same date last year— Highest, 68; lowest, 42. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) . and 7:04 ‘Today—Low tide, 6:30 a. pm.; high tide, 1203 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 7:22 am. and 7:52 pm.; high tide, 12:44 am. and 12:54¢ pm. . The Sun and Moon, ‘Today—8Sun rose .54 am.; sun sets 7:15 p.m. Tomorrow—8un rises 4:53 a.m.; sun sets 7:16 p.m. Moon rises 12:09 a.m.; sets 9:30 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. ‘Weather in Various Citles. ~Temperature.— Precipl- Max. Min. _tation, Pri. Sat.D.m.to Ashe Atlantie city antic_City, Md. 0.96 Bismarel Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, Tl Cincinnati, Cheyenne, Cleveland, Davenport, Denver, Colo. Detrolt, Duluth, El_Paso, Galveston. Helena, Mon! Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Fla. Kansas_City, Mo. Little Rock ' Ark. Los Angeles. Caiff. Loulsville Ky Marauette, Mich. Memphis, Tenn Miami, Fla. Mobile, in Nebr. 2 P Nortn Flasse: Omahs, Nebr.. Philadelphia, Phoenix, Ariz Pittsburgh, Portland, Portland, Ores. 8alt Lake City, Utah. St. Louls, Mo. 8t. Paul.’ Mini San Antonio, San Diego, Calif. San_Francisco, Cailf! Santa Fe. N, Mex. Seatiie Spring! Tampsa, Tleksbiry icks| WASHING WAGNER IN LAW FIRM Senator Heads Group in Which Al Smith’s Son-in-Law Is Included. m YORK, May 18 (#).—Organi- Inw e) y Uni States _Senator gobert P. Wagner, and with Franeis J. Quillinan, a son-in- 1aw of former Gov. Alfred E. Smith, as & member. Senator Wagner was a judge of the appellate division before he resigned to enter the Senate. ACTRESS’ FATHER QUITS }Maghtnte Bouras, Marion Davies Parent, to Retire in Hollywood. NEW YORK, May 7 (/).—Magistrate Bernard Bouras, stepfather of Marion Davies, motion picture actress, resigned his_magistracy today. Friends said he would give up his duties Monday and go to Hollywood ¢ °"i’nu TONB." 6. 84 RERL2ISSTILS to spend his declining years. May Clearance of All “Turned i Reconditioned and Guaranteed n” Machines Whether you enjoy sewing or simply need a sewing machine fi mending housekeeping necessities . . . here's or the odds and ends of an opportunity to get one, and a good one, very cheap. and portables from “The W Box tops, dropheads, cabinets $5 to $35. hippet” $125.00 New Home Electric Week Only 20-year guarantee. Sewlight, Westing- house motor and an attractive Windsor sewing chair. Hemstitching, Button Covering and Pleating Machine Parts (Every Make) and Repairs (“New Home" Alcove, ‘Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) THE HECHT CO. F STREET Nati AT SEVENTH onal 5100 -night. 8p i §p.m. | ALEXANDER, | National Press Blds MAY 18, 1930—PART ONE. MRS. MANN'S FUNERAL TO BE HELD TOMORROW Longtime Washington Resident Is Survived by Husband, Two Sis- ters and Two Daughters. Funeral services for Mrs. Claudia E. Mann, who died at her home, 5524 ‘Thirty-ninth street, Priday, will be held at the Shirine of the Sacred Heart to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Inter- ment will be in Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. Mrs, Mann, who lived the greater part of her life in Washington, is survived by her husband, Robert E. Mann of P. Mann & Co.; two daughters, Mr: George W. Bond of Laurel and Mrs. William V. Connors of this city, and two sisters, Miss Nora E. Donaldson of this city and Mrs. C. E. Owens of Laurel. @ards of Thanks. ESPUTA, BLANCHE C. We extend our sin. thanks and appreciation to our many friends for their beautiful floral oferings and kind expressions of eympathy at the death of our sister, BLAN ES- PUTA. TRE FAMILY. JAMES, LUTHER W. T sincerely thank of our friends. relatives and acquaintances for their kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful flowers and to especially thank Rev. G. L. Davis and Rev. S, Coleman for their kindness at the death of my husband. LUTHER W. JAMES. HIS WIFE AND FAMILY. * WATTS, AARON B. I wish to express to my relatives, neighbors and many friends my sincerest appreciation and thanks for the floral pieces, letters and kind words of the death of Siv B° WAETE (fetizod). U. 5. Yo the maval surgeons and o Mited" men of 'the . Hospit, my decpest ;rrmuue-flur '.he":rclt kind- ss to him while eonfing 2 GEO! FATES soN. * Beaths. MAGGIE. On Fridsy. May 16, 1930, at 1:30 a.m. at her residence, 2914 Shérman ave. n.w.. MAGGIE ALEX. ANDER, devoted mother of Robert Alex- ander, 'mat Howard University Press. Fun May at 2 . Jarvis funeral chureh. N!Z U_st. n.w. Interment LI coln Memorial Cemetery. ALEXANDER, NANCY WRIGHT. On !‘lll!- dsy. May 17, 1930, at 216 19th & NANCY WRIGHT," widow_of "Geor! Alexander and mother of Julls G.. ]Afltll and Florence B. Alexander. —Services at ihe 8 T Hines Co funeral home,” 2001 4th st. n.w., Mond. May 19, at 3 xnumem Rock Creek Cemetery. o 'LSI:|A lfll- lh""l.ld II‘I.W 1930. .= Test Thursday mornin y 15, 1930, a her residence, 338 F st. s.w.. CATHERIN] BELL, devoted wife of John Bal leaves to_mourn their loss five di n!ed children, Ester, Dora, Grace and Benjamin P. Bell and Mrs. Ruth Ford; also two de- voted adopted children, Esther Chapman and Preston Mitchell. Remains tempo- rarily resting at the John T. Rhines fu- neral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. - neral Sunday, May 18, 1930, at 1:30 p.m., from Providence Baptist Church, M st. tween 4! and 6th sts. s.w. Interment '-1 coln Mermorial Cemetery. BRADDOCK, EULALIE. Suddenly, at nm Saturday, May 17, 1930, at the home of ler siste Mrs. Blanche Braddock Cramer, Porest Glen, Md., EULALIE BRADDOCK, her seventy-eighth vear, the beloved ister of Blanche B. Cramer, Kate Brad- dock, Austin _Braddock and Cushm Braddock. Remains resting at the funeral home of W. R. Pumphrey, ir.. Rockville, Md. Funeral ‘Monday, at 2:30 pm. from the Rockviile Baptist Church. nterment Rockville Union Cemetery. BRANSON, THOMAS. Departed this_life Friday, May 16. 1930, TH( HAS BRANSON. He leaves to mourn tl loss a lovint , three sisters, brothers ant of_other and friends. Remains restin; T. Tolbert funeral home, 1308 6th until Mon- G5 Room, "thence &t his iate ‘residence, 211 3rd st. n.e. ral Tuesday, May 20, from Si. Cyprian’s Church at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 19 BROOKS, MADISON. On_Prid: M 16, 1930, at Walter Reed General Hospital, MADISON BROOKS, devoted husband of Maggie Brooks and beloved son of Aaron Brooks snd.the late Laura Brooks. Sur. viving him are two sisters, one brother and & host of relatives and friends. Remains at Praziers funeral home, 389 nw., until Mond er at his late from John Stewart G st. between 3d and 2 s.w. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Arlington National Cem- etery. BUCHANAN, ALBERTA. Departed this life May 13, 1030, st her residence. BERTA BUCHANAN: ' (& inourn their loss . devoted Breston Buchanan; nine children. ! Noble: | Dorothy. ' John. Evelyn, Ruth and Roberta: TT eodore, Bernice, loving _father, three sisters. and many other relatives and friends. Re. mains_resting at Eugene Ford's parlor, 1300 South Capitol st. Tuneral Sundsy. May 18, at 1 p.m., from the Second Bap- tist Church. ¥nd 'st. between M and N. b Richard, pastor. Interment Nsom! a FOUND. BACK COMB, fortoiseshell. Tow of D top. set in gold, Friday afternoon tional Theater. Reward. Col. 2845. BAR PIN, white gold, one diamond In cen- ter, probably in Potomac Park ear. Re- d. Home. Apts. Tth and K n.W. 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Punersl from her late residence Monday, May 18, st § am. thence lo Bt where mass will be s am. for the repose of her soul. Inter- ment Bethel ‘Cemetery, Alexandria, V: CQLE. wiLLIS. Suddenly. on Wednesday. May 14 . at his residence, 1840 Mi: Vooa i, hw. WILLIS GOLE: band of Alice Cole, Walter, John, Esther and Mamis Annmie Jackson. Funeral Sun at 3 p.m., from the W. Ernest Jarvis m~ neral chapel, 1432 You at. n.W. COLEMAN. SARAN. Departed this m; ‘Wednesday, May 14, 1930, at 324 Bryant st. n.w. SARAH °COLEMAN, 'the beloved mother of Julls Coleman ' Williams. Fu- neral Monday, May 19, from Zion Baptist Church, F st. between 3rd and at 1 pm. Remains at Newman's 1\ home, 811 Florida ave. n.w. Relatives and triends invited. 18° CONCKLIN, MBS. HENRY RUGGLES. On Sundsy, May 4 1930, at San Juan. Porto Rico, Mrs, HENRY RUGGLES CONCKLIN (nee’ Louise Lafoucherie Hiers). Inter- ment Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City. FIELDS, WILLIAM ATHOMAS. Depsrted his life on Thursday, May ‘15, 1930, at Chilaren's Hospital, WILLIAM = THOMAS FIELDS, beloved son of John and Helen Flelds, ~Puneral Monday, May 19, at 11 am. from the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3d and Eye sts. s.w. Interment Payne’s Cemetery. WILLIAM. _Suddenly, on Friday, May 16, 1930, near Waterloo, Md., WIL- LIAM HANDY, son of Mrs. Isabel Handy Sullivan and_brother of John and Mar- garet Sullivan. ins resting jors, 13th st. afier "Which may be seen at 1347 23 st. n.w. Funeral Monday, May 19, at 2 p.m.. from his late residence, Relatives and friends invited. HARPER, BELLE 1930, at 10:15 C. On Frida m, at her residence, 413 B st. ne. BELLE G. HARPER, wife of the late Joseph Harper. FunerRil services at ber late residence on Monday, May 19, &t m, HARPER LEONARD. on Thursdsy, May at Georgetown University Hos- E’"'" LEONARD HARPER, devoted hus- d_of Evelyn Harper, father of Evelyn and Bernice Harper, brother of Theodore, Chester, Albert and Sherman Harper. Fu- neral Sunday, May 18, st 3:30 p.m. from St. Phillip’s_Baptist’ Church. ' Remains resting at W, Ernest Jarvis' * funeral church,, 1432 You nw, until 11 am. Saturday, thereafter at his late residence, 2611 P st. n.w. 18 HOYBERGER, CHARLES W. On Thursday, May 15, 1930, at 7:30 p.in. dence of his brother, Arti ser, 206 Varnum st.'n.w.. CHARLES beloved son of the iate Martin and Kate Hoyberger, Funeral {rom the above resi- dence on’ Monday, May 19. at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. KENNY, ALBERT SEWALL. Saturday, Msy m 1930. at his residence, 1403 Chapin ALBERT SEWALL KENNY, rear a Tiral U 8. Navy, retired. Funeral serv. ices at the above’ residence Sunday, May B s & pum Interment at Moravian Cemetery, Staten Island, N. Y. ) LOMAX, EDWARD. -On Thursday, May 15 1930, at Garfeld Hospital, EDWARD, the belofed brother of Peter Lomax of Buffalo, Y. and John Lomax of Boston. Mass. Soustin ‘ot B Lomax and Mrs. Lucy Jores. Puneral Sunday. May 1§ at 2:30 p.m.. from Lomax chapel, 1400 . Bilends “vited ~ fatermént. Lincoln Me- morial Cemetery. MANN, CLAUDIA E. On Priday, )hy u‘ 1930, CLAUDIA B MARN (nee Honaldson) 24 39th st. n.w.. beloved wife of Rob- S B Stunn, " Services at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Church Monday, May 19, at 10 a.m. EY. KATE. Suddenly, on Priday, x 1930, at her residence, 509 H st. 8. KATE MAXEY, aged 75 'vears. Fu from the chapel of P. A. th st. s.w. Monday, May 19, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Congressional Cemetery. 19 MILLER, SARAH. Departed this life Priday, May 16, 1930. at Gallinger Hospital, SARAH MILLER, beloved grandmother of Earl Dutch. 8he also leaves many friends to mourn her departure. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3d and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. MILLS. HOWARD V. Suddenly, on May 17, 1930. at Garfield Hospital, HOWARD V. MILLS, in his fifiy-eighth year, son of Mary A. and the illiam Howard Mills, Puneral services Monday. May 18, at 2'p.m. at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N st. n.w. NEAL. MARY. Suddenly, on Friday, May 161930, at'4 am, at Her residence. 1608 rion ‘st n.w. MARY NEAL, widow of e late rndinus Neal. beloved' mother of Cora Neal _Funeral ' Monday, May 19, from Shiloh Baptist Church, at 1:30 p.m. Relatives und friends “invited. ~Interment t Harmony Cemetery. 18 NEAL. MARY, The Ladies' Crispus Attucks Relief Association announces the death of Mrs. MARY NEAL. Funeral Monday, May J9. 1930, at Shiloh Baptist church; 1: pm._JULIA WEST HAMILTON, Fres. JANNIE E. BARNES, Rec. Sec. NEWMAN., WALTER J. _Suddenly. on Pri- day. May 16, 1930, WALTER J. NEWMAN. son’ of the late Walter E. Newman and the late Elizaheth J. Manders. He is sur- vived by two _sisters. Gertrude Schnelder of Philadeiphi, Capitol st. Mondav, May 19, at 3 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. . Interment at Glen- wood Cemetery NORTON, CATHERINE. On Priday, Mly ll» 1930. at her residence, Suitland, Md. CATHERINE, wife of the late Willlam H. Norton. Puneral from her late residence Monday, May 19, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends_ {nvited to attend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. MARGARET M. Suddenly, on Sat- May 17, 1930, at 7:45 it her 1243 E st. s.e, MARGARET M. OLIVE, idow of the late Richard T. Olive. ' Funeral from her late residence ‘Tuesday, May 20, at 2 p.m. Priends and relatives invited.” Interment Rock Crek Cemetery. " {LLO. COSTANTING P, COSTANTING 18’ veur residence, 1On Fridsy, May RALLO, aged Funeral from the Tesidence: of his daughter, Mrs. Al icidwell, 338 VI rd., Clarendon, Va.. on Monday, May at” §:30 thence to St Chal Church, requiem mass will be at 9 a.in. for the repose of his soul. terment Mount Olivet Cemeter. PANDOLPH. EMMA FRANKLIN. Departed this life Wednesday, May 14, 1930, at her parents’ residence. 161¢ 4tn si. n.w. EMMA FRANKLIN RANDO! ving' da TRV ond Mccans Kandoloh: ‘Sister Of Reva A.. Ads. Bessie, Fannie, Armeana and_Edward Randolph. Remains resting at W. Ernest Jarvis funeral chapel, 1432 U w., until 1 p.m. Saturd: atter af Fer late residénce. 1 n.w. Funeral Sunday. May 1 from Mount Carmel Baptist bnurm :rd and Eve ats. SHELVY, 1930, Freedmen's ~ Hospit ALPH SHELVY. devoted musband of Alice Sheivy g 2119 Newport pl. nwg father of Roland Shelvy, son of en Shelvy and grand: son of Henry elvy. Puneral Monday. A m., from W. Ernest 1432 U st. n.w. interment Harmony Cemetery. 1 SMOEWAXER, ELWOOD F. On Friday, May at 3:30 pm. at his residence, 34178t ' BLWOOD F.» Deloved This: band of Mary T Shoemaker(nee Locher). Funeral from Iate residence Monda May 19, at thence to Holy Trinity Church, where mass will be said at 10 o'clock. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Relatives and friends invited. SMITH. ALBERT. Departed this life lhy O st Bia” retidencer 611 A ALBERT, the loving Martha Smith. He le departure four brothefs, one sister, Tandmother and other _relatives riends. Remains reposing at the John Rhines funeral chapel, 3d and Eye sts. s.iw. Notice of funeral later. SMITH, JAMES F. On Saturdsy, May 17, 1930, JAMES F. SMITH, aged ‘53 years. Funéral from W. W. Deal funeral home. 816 H n.e, on Mondsy, May 19, at 2 p.m. Interment Congressional Cemetery. EORGE FRANKLIN. On_ Friday, 1930, in his 84th year, GEORGE FRANKLIN, beloved husband ‘of Amells Soter (nee 'Schiosser). Funeral from t 1esidence of his son, George Soter, ir, + Jeflerson st. n.w., on Monday, May i, 2°p.m. Relatives'and friends tnvited. terment Prospect Hill Cemetery. SWANN, JULIA A. On Friday. May 1930, At 9:40 am._ at her residence, 18! and’st. nw. JULIA A. SWANN, devoted mother of Ethel Vandavell, sister of Mary E. Brown and James H. 'Holmes, gri mother of Ethel Henry Valentine. " Funeral id In- b and SWANN. JULIA. _Mempers of Q ‘Household of Ruth; No. 1711, 8 O RURY Ii°atkend A call met e Sunday: May 18 1930, st 1:30 Pythian Temple. 12th and U st range for the funeral of our JULIA SWANN. Funers] Stonday, at 1:30 from Lincoln Temple Chureh, Titn and R'sts: A MoxLEY . X. G FREDERICK A. SABBS, W. 8 SWANN, JULIA. The Ladies’ orupu. At- tucks Relief “Association announces death of LIA SWANN. Funer Monday. Mo, 930, from Liricoin Tem: 11th an n sts. 0. I WisT HAMILFON, Pres. JANNIE E. BARNES, Rec. Sec. SWANN, JULIA. The officers and members of Queen of Sheba Chapter, No. 3, O. E. §. are requested to attend the funerai of Hon. Lady JULIA SWANN on Monday, May 19, 1030, at 2 p.m., from the Lincoln Goneregational, churchy 1ith and R sts. n ar biack clothes. By order " PLORENGE M. D, CARR R. RICHARD A. PHILLIPS, R. P. JESSIE C. BANKS, Secy. THOMPSON. T. FRANK. On Saturday, May 17, 1930, T. FRANK, beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Thompson. Funeral from his late residence, 51 Randalph pl n.w., Apt.d, on Tuesday, May 20, st 8:30 Requiem mass ‘st St. Mart Chureh ‘at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends {Svited. “materment Mouns Olivet Opme- VAN DEN BERG. 0. 0. On Ssturday. May . O.'VAN DEN BERG. native of Yan donl Bers. Services at the 8. H. Hines funeral home, 2901 14th st. n.w., Men- May 19, at 2 p.m. WARD, JAMES L. The members of Asso- clation Oldest Inhabitants are requested to sttend tne funeral of our lgte assocla JAMES L. WARD, from P Church Monday. May 10, 1930, a e . NOYES. President. & m@mm. Becretary. | Braths. 8‘ flk lodge SE R & e MRTGR Sl e ifbuls oy tar? B " , JAMES L. N3 5 R, (.:l.x'.”n.'nom ln"n‘i'”’ inence o Bt where mass will be sung f¢ reps Nia soul. " Tnterment ‘st Mount Ollves Sorar ey oG e ot STRONG, Exaited Rul At W SHELBY, Secretary. 18 WARD. JAMES L. A special meet! ‘ashington Printin semens Daion No. 1. is hereby cal n Mondsy, May 19, 1930, at 8 o'clock a.m., at Typograph- ical Temple, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late deceased brother, JAMES L. W, % CARL VAN WHITE, ‘Becy, COLES: Pres. In Memortam. COOK, ASA. In lovin son.” ASA % 285 {94080 This day recalls the memory Of my loved one now at rest. The one who thinks of him Is the one who loved him best, HIS MOTHER, A. COOK. * CORCORAN. BESSIE W. e B 240 today. May 18, ie3sC Cled four yea Loving and kind in all Uprieht and just fo ‘the end of her days: Sincere and kind in heart and mind, ‘What beantiful l'?ll’ll‘(;;! she len behind. HER DEVDTED SIS AR Y AND lu.nnn' SARA 'E. ' | corcoRAN, BEssE waRD. membrance of my dear mother. B ‘WARD CORCORAN, o 250 today, May 18, 19360 0 Tour vears You left behind Forket Fou, mother dear HER ‘CORCORAN, Hl!lfl WARD. . died four years ago t.fll’» May 18, lfll e Rest in peace, daughter d Four yes have passed Ay Thou art gome, but not uuotun. P iRk 2L ou sach duy. Surrounded hy m ds T To ‘the midst of my Joy 1 :":fm“ With a smile on my face I've an e Longing. dear sister. f; LOVING SISTER. LILLIAN WILLIAM: DAWSON, CHARLOTTE AND ST. CLA! IS motner, CRARLOTTE DAWSOR other, A departed thls life three years -n“m::f 1 May 18. 1927, and our d . nine years ago, March memory o Gesaried Thas 'ite ay In loving 8. CLAIR DA 33, 1921, ke Loving!: TEEL” 428 Vndly we ol tho o e Alldnn'th"lrl'lhlnl'-.' us e blessings of heaven to share. some time, our eves shall see ‘{‘h‘.’l l!’l.‘fl %I:lhh.'“' love so well. "And Dever say Turcwelr, . C P In 0urE THETR LONELY OHILDREN. * DUGAN. WILLIAM C. In sad but hvlnE I zumbrlnu o‘h’ourdb'n:.g :gfl. bt Years ago fodny, May 18. 1937, e May his goul rest in peace. EMPEY. FLO) i . FLORENCE E. In loving memory of our dear mother and gran . "fid BNCE X, "RFEY. ‘Who. devaried this five yea 0 tods Rememb Beath” tries %o m.'k’fd%'fn”'-'u'"m 10 the Srentent sorrow Of pur Besr 3 T DA18Y KLOCK AND FLORENCE Kit KING, FANNIE E. In my dear. beloved -J:."“fl"m"'"xgvg who departed this life five years ago day, May 18, 1925, A precious one from us has gone, A volce we loved is still, lace is vacant in our hearts flled t never HER LOVING . E. KING. ¢ LICARIONE, GIACINTO. In fond and 3 Temembrance of my husband, GIA( who departed this life November . A happy home I once enjoyed, How sweet the memory still: But death has left s loneliness That never can be flled. vain, Sty » How sad today my troubled heart, How dim my eyes with tea Por death hi Tobbed me of 1 thought mine for years. ;g fln; k:'a‘owl h lb..'“-‘ m. r *life Das never ‘been Y HiS Div. WIPE. MARGARET Li- CARIONE. LICARIONE, GIA ). In of my dear father, GIACINTO ml 3 " departed this life November 1.- Lo ind in all his wi Ry ‘n’-'m-z"» e end u nis dara; SI5hat &"Bemutiiul mermery he 11t bé) 8 TOVING ol ey be Jofh OIS { Lavenroor, som. ©Oh, ;Ygend hd"’o'“. and left us throush v 25 time was ending, and how ur heart has pail Dut 55 neaven ‘there ‘We shall see him ‘Gone, but Do '\lfll!l- HENRY "Afnfl ‘ambrancs of my ton: ooy diea Three Sears ago 4 MY o, " Yo left bekind a broken hesrts g lett, bent hes et neve 3 sg nerer will t you, , dear. s | Lov TMOTHER, THEOLA ROBIN uorsnu. JOBN B. rance D I Ao, MORDER: Euua i 1te oae yeur g0 today, 2l 'SISTER, ROSE BACON, AND NIECES. NEWGENT, MARY ESTELLE = memory of my mother, who died one year af ; ay 18, 1929. MABRLLE UPPERMAN, G RGE, Sacred to ‘n-u-. 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