Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1930, Page 9

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The graduate of 13 to 18 will eagerly take advantage of this special offering. Saks—Second Floor STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, CAPT. STROTHER M. STOCKSLAGER. IMPRESSIVE RITES HELD FOR MRS. LOEB| Wife of Rabbi Buried in Ohev Sholom Cemetery, War Mothers Attending. Impressive funeral services for Mrs, Gertrude Loeb, wife of Rabbi J. T. Loeb of the Ohev Sholom Congregation, were held in the Danzansky funeral parlors, 3501 Fourteenth street, yesterday aft- ernoon, with leading Washington rabbis officiating. Interment was in the Ohev Sholom Congregation Cemetery, where the Dis- triet of Columbia branch of the Ameri- can War Mothers attended in a body and placed a wreath on the grave. Flag ceremonies were conducted at the grave by the Costello Post of the Ameri- can Legion, which also furnished a bodyguard at the services. Burial was beside Dr. and Mrs, Loeb's son, the late Joseph W. Loeb, World War vet- eran. Among the officiating rabbis were Rabbi A. Volkman, Rabbi George Sil- verstone, Rabbi M. A. Horwitz, Rabbi Jacob A. Dubrof and Rabbi Abram Simon. ‘The crowd attending the services at the funeral parlors was so large that all could not get in the chapel at the same time. A line was formed and all marched past the casket before the body was taken to the cemetery. Hun- dreds, representing many leaders of the Jewish faith, were in attendance at the services at the grave. Rabbi Loeb made a brief response to sympathy expressed in behalf of the American Legion. Mrs. Loeb, who was 63 years old, died early Saturday night after a short illness. MONUMENTS for Jou intpes Shiee MatoristseBest W Markers—Letter CII“III WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. WM. JARDII ty. _aan n, 3 M0v R Seety, Difterea S, M. STOCKSLAGER DIES AT AGE OF 8 Former Member of Congress and Lawyer Served in Civil War. Il more than four months, Capt. Strother Madison Stockslager, 88 years old, a former member of Congress and a veteran of the Civil War, died yester- day in the Naval Hospital. Funeral arrangements were being made today. Capt. Stockslager was born May 7, 1842, in Harrison County, Indiana. He was descendant of Jonathan Stock- slager, & soldier of the American Revo- lution. He was educated at the Uni- versity of Indiana. Soon after leaving college he volunteered as a private tn the 13th Indiana Cavalry and was rapidly promoted to second lieutenant. He was promoted to captain in com- mand of Company F for gallant service at the battle of Murfreesboro during Hood's campaign in Tennessee in 1864. It was at this time that the scabbard of his sword was shot away. After the war, Capt. Stockslager be- came associated with Judge B. P. Douglass in the practice of law in Cory- don, Ind. He subsequently was elected to the State Senate. He was owner and | editor for some time of the Corydon Democrat, a weekly newspaper, and was mcui}: to the House of Representatives from the third district of Indiana in 1880. His record in the House resulted in his appointment as assistant land commissioner, and later, commissioner of the Department of the Interior by President Cleveland. Capt. Stockslager resigned in 1889 to organize the law firm of Stockslager and Heard. He remained the senior partner at the time of hir death, having offices in the Atlas Building, Ninth and F streets. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church, the Masons and the Knights of Pythias. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Kate M. Miller of Corydon. ik 2 DUCHESS ARRIVES IN U. S. Member of Parliament Will Get Co- lumbia U. Degree. NEW YORK, June 2 (#)—Arriving here yesterday on the liner Caronia to receive an honorary doctor of laws degree from Columbia University, the Duchess of Atholl, first Scottish woman to sit in Psrlmment, was met by Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler, wife of the president of Columbia. She expressed the belief that the only remedy for unemployment in Great Britain is a high protective tariff. ‘The duchess is famed for her bagpipe playing as well as her political accom- plishments, Sales of Sovlet'lluuh'u products are increasing in Germany. o LG LR DOG. male. Taree brindie with white chest and face. white tip on long ta ! plece bitten, olt of “tongue; friendiy: ‘when" lost May 27 at ¥t Myer; wore coliar stamped JLU P, W. Watrous.” 'Reward. Clnen7d.§n Theater on Saturd: M .’.n lP.u:‘ o o aturday, Ma Dhone Georela 2100, Reward, o Dlee FUR NECKPIECE, double Sto; food shop at 20th & G sts. n G. W. U. Reward. 2409 e or vicinity Phone’ Miss Burr, Met. 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Following testimony that the Stern Co., store fixtures manufacturers, at 120 Q street northeast, had failed to re- quest elevator inspection from the Dis- trict, & coroner’s jury, probing the death of Fire Capt. Harry Woodburn Swann, who was fatally hurt in the company's_elevator shaft a week ago, certified that the case be referred to the grand jury. Capt. Swann died at Emergency Hos- pital early yesterday from injuries re- ceived when he fell 25 feet down an elevator shaft at the Stern establish- ment. Joseph M. Brown, chief elevator in- spector in the District, first took the stand. It was believed that Carl Gustaf Ekman, leader of the Popular-Liberals, and a former premier, will be called to form the new cabinet. The Conservative party had only 73 members in the second chamber of the Riksdag, out of a total of 230. Another important dispute revolved around the Bank of Agriculture. Capt. Swann was serving as acting first battalion chief when injured. His spine and hip were fractured and he received numerous cuts and bruises and internal injuries. His wife was at his bedside when he died. Capt. Swann, a native of Leonard- town, Md., was 49 years old, He was employed at St. Elizabeth Hospital prior to July 1, 1905, when he was ap- pointed to a position in the Fire De- partment, and during his 25 years’ con- nection with the department he per- formed active service at many of the more disastrous fires. He is survived by his widow and a daughter, Nellie, 15 years old. He was a member of St. John's Lodge, F. A. A. M., and resided at 1604 Otis street northeast. An inquest was ordered today. Fire Chief George 8. Watson gave in- structions today that six pallbearers, numbering old friends of Capt. Swann, be designated to act at his funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his residence. Burial will follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery. ‘The following will act as pallbearers: Deputy Chief P. W. Nicholson, Capt. L. L. Woolard of No. 2 Engine Company, Capt. J. D. Leeman of the repair shop, Lieut. M. H. Sutton of No. 7 Engine Company, Sergt. J. C. Lacey of No. 8 Engine Company and Pvt. A. H. John- son of No. 7 Engine Company. Chief Watson, xpenklnz of him today, sald that Swann was “one of the finest men in the wholeé department.” Machioness Dies in Madrid. MADRID, June 2 (#)—The Mar-. chioness de Valdeterrazo, mother of the Duchess of Montpensier, died yesterday in her palace here. She had been in retirement for some time, due to her advanced age. The Duchess of Mont- nsier and other members of her amily were at the bedside. FUNERAL DIRECTOES. V. L. SPEARE CO. successors of SRt W, Soraian: m,; e e 1009 H St. N.W. nr-my 940 F Sh N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance Bl bl Lincoln 0524 Modern Chapel .= 0% ALMUS R SPEARE Succeeding the Orixinal W. R. Speare Co. _18e3 Connecticut Ave, Patomac_4600__ W. W. Deal & Co. H ST _NE _LINCOLN_8200. Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924_New York Ave. N.W. District, 3600 Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. __Phere North 0041 C‘ly:.l.e“.ln lecho]s, Inc. FUNERAL DIRECTORS, CREMATORIUM. PA._AVE. N.W.__ NATIONAL 1384, 1383 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (188A0 BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W_ Fhone west eom CHAS.™S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL_ ST. Phone Lincoln 03 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST N.W. National 2473 Modern Chapel, Telephone TIMOTHY HANLON Pune; Director Private Ambulance St. N.E. Linc. 5543 FUNERAL DESIGNS. mpt o fi'll" Gude Bros. Bervier Co., 1212 F St, Artlmo—«nnfin—-lumlvm " GEO. C, SHAI SHAFFER :'{5} 'Pllllvctllé:ol‘ll. NAT, £116 & NAT: 0106 i< Sundays EV‘ CEMETERY LOTS. LOT TN CEDAR HILL CEMETERY, SEC! Hon 10 %0 Balotniae ot celling s $1,250; ‘will_sacrifice at 31000 cash. ~Ad dress_Box 150-V. Star office. 20 — _ CEmeremiEs GLENWOOD CEMETERY ge, $5 per month FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY NON-SECTARIAN PERPETUAL CARE LOT! TS CRYPTS Ange Sold of Rented For Ashes REASONABLE PRICES—TERMS MODERN CREMATORIUM "‘""{‘5‘6':?&"’;‘1" Biva. Bteness O OB 6% Births Reported. The folloxing births have been reported to the tment in the past 34 hours: Jon h M and Mary R. el Percy ©._and Ethel M. Guthridge, ., boy. Wilford H. and Blanche Payne. girl. Prederick L. and Audrey M. Matteson, boy. Caskie M. and Elizabeth H. Smith, boy. William and A ines Hipkins, boy. Wil T. and Louise J. Collins, sirl ‘Willie_and Hlllheth ‘Tobias. boy. John H. and Helen L. Lewis, boy. James and Mary Bailey, boy. Braths. BARNES. HEMMON ALONZO. Departed this 1ife May 30, 1930. at 4:30 p.m.. HEMMO! ALoNZE BARNES" fieieares 1. mourn their loss a mother, ‘3 brothers, 2 sisters and a host of relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at Wm..P. Talbert funeral home, 1308 6th st. until Monday, June 2, noon, thence to his mother's resi- dence. 5028 Washington pl. n.e. Puneral Tuesday from the Ingarnation Church. Deanwood, D. C. at § am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ARNES, JESSE W. On Sunday. June 1. 1930, at'the Emergency Hospital, JESSE W._BARNES, beloved husband of Beulah 8. Barnes. _Remains resting at the chapel of "Thos. rgeon, 1011 Tth st n.w. Funeral services at Mt. Vernon M. E. Church South, Mass. ave. and 9th st. n.w.. on Tuesday, June 3, at 2 p.m. Reiatives and friends’ invited to attend. BARNES, JESSE W. There will be a spe- cial communication of East Gate Lo No. 34, F. .M. at Masonic Tempie. R'I and Mills aves, n.e. Tuesday, June 3, 1930, at 1 pm.. for the purpose of at- tending the funeral of our late brother, JESSE W. BARNES, EARLE R. STRONG, Master. BOSWELL, BERNICE EDNA. Departed this iife on Saturday, May 31,'1930. at Preed- men's Hospital. BERNICE EDNA BOS- WELL, the beloved daughter of Mr. Mrs. Herbert Boswell and devoted sis George W. and J. Austin Bosweil. from her late residence. Nauck. Arlington County, Va . Tuesday, June 3. &t 2 o'clock p.m. Relatives and friends invited. = BREANAN., ANNIE C. On Saturday. May 31, 1930, at her residence. 411 Allison’ st. n.w ANNIE C.. beloved wife of Fred Breanan and ‘mother of Mrs. Edna M. Shepherd. Funeral services at the above residence on Tuesday, June 3, at 2 p.m. Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. BROOKS. ERNEST_B. On Saturday, May 3L, 193, "at 1115 am.. at the Episcopal Eve. Ear and Throat ‘Hosp NEST B BROOKS" the beloved husband of Sadie E. Brooks (nee Butterfield) Mr. and Mrs, Wm. M. Brook: from " his late residence, 1305 n.w., Tuesday, June 3, at 10 a.m. BUTLER, HARRY LARMOND. On Monday, June 3, 1930, at the residence of his sis- ter, Mis. Clarence E._Stanford. 908 C_st. ne. HARRY LARMOND BUTLER. Re- mains ‘are Testing at Zurnorsts funeral parlors, 301 East Capitol st. Notice of fu- neral hereafter. CAMPBELL, MATTIE. Departed this life on Saturday, May- 3i, 1930, MATTIE CAME; BELL. She leaves to mourn their loss devoted husband, Alexandria Campbel father, Enoch Wall ‘hree Cuncles and three aunts, and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Eusene Ford's funeral parlors, 1300 South Capitol at, Funeral from House of Prayer, 6th and M sts. n.w., Tuesday, June 3. at 1 p.m. CARMINE, LUCY. Departed this life on Saturday. May 31, 1930, LUCY CARMINE. She leaves to mourn their loss two niect Laura J. Coates and Catherine Pryor; nephew, Thomas Pryor. Remains restint ai Rovert Campbell's funeral nome, 423 4%, st s.w., until Tuesday, June 3, thence fo Jofin Siswart Memorial Church, whers body will lie in state from 11 aim. to 1 pm. Funeral services at 1 pm. irom the above named church, Rev. Contee officiat- ing. _Relatives and friends invited. in- terment Rosemont Cemetery. CLARK. MARY E. On Saturday. May 31, 1930, MARY E. CLARK (nee Cifford). be- loved wife of the late Harry W. Clark. Funeral services at Charles G. ‘Nalle funeral home, $17°11th st se. on Tues day, June 3. at 2 pm. Interment Ceda ST Seietery " “Retatives and Triends. fn- vited to attend. k) DENNIS, MAMIE EMMA. Departed this life on Saturday, May 31, 1930, at 12:42 am. St her resilence, 132 Q@ st. 8.%. MAMIE EMMA DENNIS. 'She leaves to mourn their loss & devoted husband, John W. Dennis: & loving mother. Mrs. Cora Pat. rick; & beloved aunt, Mrs. Sallie Tavlor, and a host of other relatives and friends: Funeral from ~Mount Moriah _Baptist Ghurch, ard and L 8 ;, Tuesday. June t 1'p.m. Rev. J. Harvey Randolph of- ing. NIS, MAMIE E. - Officers and members of Garfield Tabernacle, No. 45. O. of DL Erren oTa eautoted o atting a meet: ing Monday, June 3, 1930, at 7:30 p.m., at Fishermen's Temple. 320 F st. s.w.. to ar- range for_ the funeral of our deceased member. Funeral Ticsday, June 3, at 1 Trom Mount Moriah Baplist Church, Sid n:‘u‘n six W. All members are re: uested to attend & HANNAH DAVIS. R. W. Ruler, SARAR V. MURPRY, R. W. Secy. DENNIS, MAMIE E. Officers and members of Lincoln Lodge; No. 114, N. I B. 8o- clety, are requested to attend the funeral of our late sister, MAMIE E. DENNIS, Tuesday, June 3, 1930, {rom Moint Moriad Baptist Churen, 3rd and L sts. .. at 1 welock’ p.m, MARTHA HOLLAND. w. P. M. GHARLES H. NEAL. Conselor; OLIVIE H. NEAL, W, F. DESMOND, el T, and. Michael Desmond. om the above rogidence on Tuesday. June 3w 8730w "hence 0 Sacred Heart Shurch, where imass wiil be sa Friends and relatives invited. Interment brivate. GLI, BERTHA. On Monday, June 3, 1830, A'Garneld: Hosmital. BERTHA EGLI be’ foved mother of Clara Eg) and Mrs, Clar- nee &' Farwen - Setvices at the 8. H. THines _Co. " funeral home: 2901 14N, st. W Tueiday. June 3. 8t 8 pom. Inter- Iment, Fairview ‘Cemeters, N. J. 3 FARRINGTON. FREDERIC ERNEST. 8ud- Yeniy, on Sundas. June 1, 1930, at his resi- dence, "8410 - Connecticut ave. "nw. Dr. PREDERIC ERNEST . FARRINGTON. hus bund of Issbelle Scudder Farvinston: P neral ‘services at. Al aints: " Eplscopai Shiurem Chevy Shage oircle and Westgm Ve ‘on Thesday, June 3, at'5 ferment Fresnold; N. J. FISCHER, CHARLES 1. On Saturday. May Bial CHARLES o FibCHER, 8 Riice G 4nd Tather o € Fmily ‘A7 Fischer. Chapel of Wil Se) Where Servi Gnv, June 3, at 230 pm fumbia. Gardens, Lyon Park, tives and friends invited. FLANIGAN, JAMES T, Suddenly, on Satur- SN0, "5 AMES . ‘beloved son o Mre” Bridwet A Fianigin. . Funeral from his late Tesidence, 626 3rd st. n legay; June 5. & 8 am. Requiem mi at S0 Stephen's Catholle Church. Inter- Ment Mount Ollvet. Cemetery. H GARLAND. LU R0 LUCINDA GARLAND: fe of Viciorm Carroll and John Guriand. it s fesves Gller reliiveduild Triends: iheral Wednesduy, Jupe’ & ‘& BTSN Bt Crtbh. B at. bets 3t and. W, PRemsing “resting *at W% rhest Jurvis’ ‘West End Darlor, 28th st arid Dimbirton ave. n.w. 3 RRETT. WILLIAM J. Died suddeniy. Airduy. M Yol ol 1330 am. at Porimoutn, V.. WILLIAM J. GARRETT. T isbung ‘ol ‘Marie Garre(t (nee Ran: a5 H3 wbsier G Row " Funeral Sértices from: Hysonk's funersl home, 1300 NN o Tuesday. June 3. at 3 pm. Ihtérment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, = 3 GARRETT, WILLIAM JACKSON. A special Sommunication of Stansbury, Lodse, & S0TFURCA: B, 5 called Tor 2 pm. Tues &xy adne’s, Y620, for the purpose of con Ghctine tne funeral servides ‘of our ‘ate Broiner. WILLIAM JACKSON 'GAR) Who 'diéd Saturday morning, May 3. BY RALPH L. HEBBARD. * order of the master. BRIDGET.A._On Sunday, June 1. RIDGET A. GOLDEN. Funeral from te residence, 323 O st. s.e.. on Tues ay, June 3. at 8:30 am. thence to Peter’s Church: where mass will be said 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Mount Oliver Cemetery. GOODMAN. JESSIE. On June 1. 1930, at_her residence. 1322 Randolph st. . "JESSIE. beloved sister of Jennie: adie, Pearl and J. S. Goodman. Funerai rom lier late residence on 3,4t 3 pm Interment at Washington He- brew Cemetery. A JOHN EDWARD. Suddenly, June 1, 1930, JOHN EDWARD HANDY, devoted son of Major and Mary Handy, ‘father of Leonard, Bernard. Ray- mond, 'Norman, Alieen and Martin Handy. brother of Thomas, Clarence, James and Paul Handy. Notice of funeral later. Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis fu- neial church, 1432 You 'st. - Va. on BROUGH, 47 years old. Spanish War Veteran, He s survived by his wife, Laura Hansorough, and five children. Cal: elyn und 'Violet of Washington: of Ballston, Va. and Milton of Va. He is also suryived by four s, Meade of Ballston, Va.: William 1 Heluhts, Md.: Early of Culpeper. 3 Hervert' of ‘Acco:ink, Va. snd four sisters, Mrs. Cora Shreve of Bailstol Knte Everheart of Leesbury Bessie Roberts of New Bru . and Susie Harrison of Stw: also one grandehild, = Fund from lIves' chapel. Clarendon, 7a., Tues- day, June 3. at 2 pin. Interment will be held Kt Arlington Cemetery, Rev. John E. Briges officiatmg. ~Relatives and " friends invited. CLARA. Departed this June 1, 1930 Sl W™ Briet Mingus, (CLARA" HAN- SON. “beloved wife of ~Jesse ~Hanson, mother of Alvin E. and Leucothoe C. Han- son. daughter of Stephen and Stella Jack- son, sister of Alice Brown of Plainfield, N. 3 Ruth Bryant and Fred Jackson of Brooklyn. N. 'Y.: Eila White of New York ity and Missouri Rezor of Summerville, N. J. Remains resting at Barbour Bros.' funeral home. 48 K st. n.e. until Wednes- t 11 pm. _Funeral Priday, June 6, at Stroudsburg, Pa. 3 HART, JAMES LOUIS. On Sunday. June 1. 1930, at 12:15 am.., JAMES LOUIS HART. beloved husband of Katie Wise Hart (nee Davis). _Fun from Grace 'Episcopal Church. 9th and D sts. s.w.. on Tuesday, June 3 at 2:30 pm. Interment Bethel Cemetety, Alexandria, Va. Relatives and friends invited. 3° HEFFERNON. CECIL, On Wednesday. May 28, 1930, CECIL HEFFERNON, in the 33th of his age. Remaina resting at the Tabier tuneral Home, D38 M st mow: No- tice of funeral later. On May 20. 1930, " V& tite_on er Hos- HICKERSON, MARRY C. Liovy fhe Maval Hosital beioved son of John and E llel-rlml Funeral from al per- ,. mr-..’lfi'mm *s A9 Braths. Jolll N, AMAND. &I Sung 1. R A u {aith 1rif S50 ‘mogsekesber fn tHe Dome of M. Mrs, Lewis Jackson. O Sateer Hossital ., beloved husband of Gz o aiso leaves & loving mother. one st many oer Talatives and iriends” Remaing festing s ihe Jghn T Riines chapel. is. Tesdy, June 3 st o cent de’ Paul Chureb. O.ivet Cemetery. MORGAN, JOHN rest_on Sunda: Interment Mount W. Entered into eter Jine 1, 1930, at the ress dence of his son-in-law. J_ Dallas Grady, 2926 Newark si., Cisveland Park, JOHN W husband of Lucy E. Morgan. Funeral pric vate. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. MULLIN, PHILIP LEON. Suddenly, on Saturday, May 31, 1930, PHILIP LEON, beloved son of Mary A. and the late George B. Mullin Funeral from nis late residence, 1734 Webster st. n.w.. Tuesday. thence to the Church tgntwood, D. .. where Tequiem mass will be said’ 0 am. Thterment Mount Olivet ‘Cemeters. © *3 MYRICK, N. SUMMER. On_Sunday, June 1, 1930, at'his residence, 812 17th st. h.w. N. SUMMER, beloved husband of Florence M. Myrick, aged 76 years. Funeral serv- ices at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N st. n.w. on Tuesday. June 3, at 2 p.m. In- terment at Canion, Mass! PAYNE, FRANK. On Saturday. May 31, 1930.°at 8:30 pm., at Gallinger Hospital, FRANK PAYNE, devoted son of ‘the late Henry and Maria_Payne, husband of Lena ather of Frank Payne, Jr.: brother Blanche Burnette, ' Mrs. Maud John, James, Archie and Ernest Remains resting at Eugene Ford s funeral parlors, 1300 South Capitol at. Notice of funeral hereafter. POWELL, AMANDA. Departed this life Bat- urday, "May 31, 1930, AMANDA POWELL. She léaves to mourn their loss a daugh- ter, Mrs. Mary Mitchell; a_ brother, Mr. Charles_Greenfleld, and 'eight grandchil: dren. Funeral Wednesday, June 4 at 1 p.n. from Hopking' chapel, Howard County, Md. 3 PURCELL, LOUISE M. oOn Monday, Juns 2, 1930, at Providence Hospital, LOUISE H.. beloved wife of Joseph Purcell and mother of Mrs. Hattie Padgett Crouch, Mrs. Mildred Padgett Abramson and Miss Florence Groff. - Remains resting at the chapel of ~A. J. Schippert, 2008 Pa. ave. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. ROBINSON, WILLIAM A. On Pridav. May 30. 1930, WILLIAM A. ROBINSIN. i fenant. Field ‘Artillery; U. 8. Army (re- tired), beloved husband of Elizabeth Bailey Robinton. in the forty-sixth year of his Age. “Remains resting at the Tabler fu- neral home, 928 M st. n.w. Notice of fu- neral later. . RYAN, THOMAS G. On Saturday, M 1930; THOMAS G. RYAN. beloved husband of y A, Ryan, aged 53 years Fu- neral from his late lence, 4020 Illinois ave. n.w., on Tuesday, June 3, av 8:30 am., thence to St. 'Gabri where requiem mass will be said at Tor' the Tepose of his soul. Relatives ‘snd 31, iriends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 2 RYAN, THOMAS G. Members of Columbia Lodge, 126, Loval Order of Moose, are re- Quested to attend the funeral of our late brother, THOMAS G. RYAN, from his Iate residence. 4020 Illinois ave. n.w., Tuesday, June 3. 1930, at 9 a.m. FREDERICK N. ZTHLMAN. Dictat Attest: JAMES A. BALDERSON, Secretary. SCESCO, MARY. Entered into rest on Sun. day, June 1, 1930. at 8:50 a.m., ll. lh restdence of her son. Wallace. mont st. n.w.. Mrs MARY scuco Sh! leaves to mourn their loss two daughters, four sons. one sister, a brother, rand- children and a hest of other relatives and Iriends. Remains ¢éan be seen at Moon & Alle) 12th st. and Flori ave. Pu- neral Wednes:iay, .Yunf 4, at 1 pm.. from Gaibraith A. M. E. Zjon Church, 6th st. between L and M sts. n.w. Rev. W. B. Battle, pastor, officiating. Interment Har- mony Cemetery. SLOAT, EMMA JEAN. On Monday, June 3. 1930, at 8 am. at Walter Reed Generai Hospital, EMMA JEAN, wife of the late Jesse B. Sloat and mother of Mrs. Beulah D. Foulke, Theo. D. Sloat and Maj. J. Irving Sloat, in her 86th year. Puneral from her late residence, Fontanet Courts, 14th and Fairmont sts. n.w.. Wednesday, June 4. at 2:30 p.m. Interment in Glen. wood Cemetery, Friends and relatives invited. * loull!, THOMAS mxcn On !llllr. SOMERS, beloved husband_of Julia T. Somers (nee Cavanagh). Puneral from his late residence, 353 W. Duyal st Ger- mantown, Pa., Tuesday, June 3, at 10 a.m. STEUART. FLORA R. On Sunday, June 1, 1930, af her residence. Beverly Courts, Mrs. FLORA STEUART. widow of Charles 'A_ Steuart and mother of Mr Marle S. Plerce and Maury W. Steu Funeral private. . HARRY W. On Sunday, June 1. s Emersency Hospital. Capt, HARRY W SWANN, beloved husband of Katherin . Swann.' Services at his Tesl dénce. 1604 OU's st. ne. ‘Wednesdny, Sope 4 at 2 pm 3 TALBERT, TOBIAS. On Jupe 1. 1930, TO- BIAS, beloved hiisband of Alice Melixsa Talbert, azed 69 vears. Funaral from h Iste residence, 908 &th st n.e, Tues day. June 3.°at 2 p.m. _ Relatives and iriends invited. " Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. TAYLOR, SARAN E. Gn Saturdur. M -ny: residence. st SARAL B heloved wite of Jorn B i lor. Punersl from her late residerce on Tuesday, June 3. at 3 p.m. Relatives and {riends ‘invited to"attend. " Interment Fort Lincaln Cemetery. WHITE, MENRY. On Mondas. June 2. mo. at Central Village, Conn.. HENRY Wi Beloved brother of Louise. J. and Katr White, aged 91 years Funeral serviees at the chapel at Porest Hills, Mass., Wed- nesday, June 4. at 4 o'clock. 3 In Memortam. BAILEY, G"l! “A' ‘II 1emors Lo L RSl June 2, 1927, “ o .’ Our thought are alwi ‘To the grave, not far a' ‘Where our dear mother is In her peaceful and lonel ‘We will never fq N d only ki not our feelin: Since you've assed away. R LOVING CHILDREN. * BLUE, C. H. In sad but loving re Brance ‘of iy Geat” hushand. & . BLUE, who departed this life two Years aso June 2, 1928. My heart is broken. The voice I loved is stilied. There is a vacancy in my home That never can be filled. DEVOTED WIFE. MARY M. BLUE. * FLOOD. MARY EDITH. In loving memory of our dear mother. MARY EDITH FLOOD, who departed this life three years ago to- day, June 2. 1927, The golden gates were opened And God's gentle voice said “Come.” Then. with farewell unspoken. Mother calmly entered home. A loving mother. kind and true, No one on earth we find like you. The depth of our sorrow ione can te] For the saintly mother we loved 50 well. In the graveyard. safely slesping, Where the flowers gently wave Lies our mother, we lov dearly, In the solemn, lonely grave. She will never be forgotten. Never shall her memory Bwsetest thoughts will al linger Around the grave where she is laid. No_one knows how much we miss her, No one knows the tears we shed, But in heaven we hope to meet her, Where no farewell tears are shed. With er Savier sie is waiting In the upper sarden fair: She is wate for our co "There will be no parting ¢ Sadly missed HER SONS AND DAUGHTERS. ® GEORGE, WILLIAM McCARTEY. In loviag memory_of our dear son, WILLIAM Me- CARTHY GEORGE. who paised away two years ago today, June 2. 1928, As we loved him. 8o we miss him, In our thoushts he is Al¥ass near. Gone is the face I loved so d Gone, is the voice T loved to h Too far awav for sight ot spet But not teo far for thought to reseh. Dearest son. how we miss yoil Since from earth you passed away, 1 ere. And our hearts are aching for you A5 e think of you today. iy missed MOTHER AND FATHER. PRESTON AND BLIZABETH GEORGE. 5 LL. AUGUSTUS. In sacred and loving B gty Cot 'my devated husoand. AD: GUSHUs HILL. who died two foday, June 3, 1928 A happy home we had enjoyed— How sweet the zaemory Stil— By death s leubnfllfinallnlu nat mever cap be Aile 1S DEVOTED WIPE. JQHNSON, ERNEST C. In loving remems brance of my dear son, ERNEST C. JOI SON; who deparied his life thres ¥ Avo. June 3, 1927 Never shall T fo You left me, dea R Al e e B s There 118 DEVOTED MOTHER NELLIE BAKER. * LENNON, JAMES F. In sad but lovin remembrance of our dear husband an father. JAMES F. LENNON. who died nine years ago today, June 3, 1921 May his soul rest in H1s WIFE AND SON. JAMES. PLUMMER. WILLIAM MURVEN. In sad but_cherished ‘memory of my "dear hu band, WILLIAM MURVEN ~PLUMMER, who departed this life nie years ago o= day, June 2. 1921 I jittle thought how much he did To smooth my pathway day by day; How miich of joy he brought to me. How much of care he brushed aw: But now that I must tread alone The thorotghfare of life, 1 fnd How many cares were borne for me By ‘him’ wilo ‘was so true and kind HIS DEVOTED WIFE, M. A. PLUMMER. * STEIBEL. ANNA B. A iribute of love and devotion g, Mooty of our deveted mother, ANNA B, STEIS departed ne 3, Thia Tiie AWelve seats ‘avo 10da7, Ha R LOVING, DAUGHTERS. MRS, JOHN 'A. EW. 8! ‘ILIVAN. 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