Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1930, Page 9

Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the past 24 hours: Felix A. and Marle A. West. girl Fred L and Rosa Wallace, girl Albert and Beatrice Anderson, boy. ob and Ruth Robinson, girl. MONUMENTS On Disvia our Lnspeets t Sizes. Materiais—Best Mul:cr.—l.efler Cnmng WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. WM JARDINE. Secty n N T A W Na deal. FARRINGTON FUNERAL SERVICES ARRANGED Rites for Noted Educator Will Be Held at All Saints’ Episcopal Church in Chevy Chase. Funeral services for Dr. Frederick Ernest Farrington, 57 years old, presi- dent of the Chevy Chase School for Girls and president of the Chevy Chase Savings Bank, who died at his home, We Keep On —talking about the moderate cost of our services, for the simple rea- son that people continue to be in- terested in the cost of things. There is no need for secrecy about funeral costs, if a funeral di- rector is giving the people a square We serve, complete, for as little as $125, and for as much more as the family wishes to pay. TBEAL FUNERAL HOME or reference, Ask your neighbor 816 H STREET, N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-8204 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 6412 Connecticut avenue, Sunday, will be conducted in All Saints' Episcopal Church, Chevy Chase, this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Henry Teller Cocke, rector, will officiate. Interment will be in Preehold, N. J. h ‘The list of honorary pallbearers fol- o Dr. George F. Bowerman, Dr. Allan Johnson, Justice Walter I. McCoy, Dr. Charles Tiborg Mann, Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin, John C. Merriam, Charles Moore, Thomas Perry, Dr. Thomas Sid- well, Dr. Phillip Smith, Henry Suz- zallo, Dr. Harvey W. Wiley and Robert Sterling Yard. Active pallbearers will be Atwood Fisher, Ezra Troth, Herndon Morsell, Joseph Burkhart, Paul Sleman and Clyde Garrett. Dr. Farrington was noted as an edu- cator for many years. He was a mem- ber of many leading organizations deal ing with education. In addition, he had written extensively on education. e Lindy Abandons Plan. NEW YORK, June 3 (4).—The Lind- berghs have abandoned their plans for taking an apartment high up in a new buflding in the fashionable Sutton place district along the East River. SALE MRS. EMMA J. SLOAT EXPIRES AT AGE OF 86 Native of Georgetown Had Resided Almost Continuously in ‘Washington. Mrs. Emma Jean Sloat, wife of the late Jesse B. Sloat, died yesterday at Walter Reed Hospital. She was 86 years old. The Sloat residence is at Fon- tanet Courts, Fourteenth and Fairmont streets. Born in Georgefown, Mrs. Sloat had resided almost continuously in Wash- ington. She was a member of the Fran- cis Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church South, and Bethany Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. Sloat is survived by a daughter, | Mrs. Beulah D. Foulke; two sons, Theo- dore D. Sloat of this city, and Maj. J. Irving Sloat, who is stationed at West Point: and a sister, Mrs, Edward Wash- burn Whitaker. Funeral services will be held tomor- row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the res- idence, Rev. J. J. Rives, pastor of the Ashury Church, officiating. Interment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. MEN’S SPRING SUITS Formerly $30 and $35 Men’s Spring Suits now reduced to Formerly $40 and .’45 Men’s Spring Suits now reduced to $22.50 $32.50 EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS Charge your purchase on Eiseman's® Small cash payment, balance weekly or monthly in small plan. sums. No interest charges. onvenient payment EMAN’S E][SSev h and F Sts. PRESBYTERIAN BODY APPROVES DRY LAW United Church Assembly at Des Moines Declares for Prohibition and World Disarmament. By the Associated Press. DES MOINES, June 3.—The United Presbyterian Church today was on record ‘n,f"uvorln‘ disarmament and prohi- ion. Delegates to the 72nd General Assem- bly of the church last night adopted a report of its committee on reform which expressed the hope that the President and Congress would work earnestly for limitation to give expression to the de- sire of the erican people for the abolition of the crime of war and re- rmed its faith in prohibition. F. Scott McBride, general superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League, was presi- dent of the committee. Indorsement was given to a program for the observance in 1932 of the 200th anniversary of the birth of George Washington. The assembly will close tonight. | Anti-Tubereulosis Remedy Fatal. | | _LUEBECK, Germany, June 3 (#).— Deaths of 2 infants today increased the toll of anti-tuberculosis treatment administered here recently to 26. One hundred and three persons are still dangerously ill, while 81 persons appar- | ently have recovered. AMBULANCES Best in Town. 84.00 Local Call... Call Col. 0438 Chambers Co. W. 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Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 86; 8 p.m., 79; 12 midnight, 73; 4 am., 61; 8 am., 69; nogn 86. arometer—4 p.m., 30.26; 8 pm. 30.27; 12 midnight, 30.32; 4 a.m., 30.34; 8 a.m., 30.40; noon, 30.35. Hkhuz temperature, 89, occurred at 3:30 p.m. vesterday. Lowest temperature, 58, occurred at 5 am. today. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) p.*.; high lldein] :05 a.m. omorrow—Low tide, 8:46 a.m. and 9:10 p.m.; high tide, 2:07 a.m. and 2:27 pm, The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun : g 72TBPPII rose 4:44 am.; sun sets omormw—-sun ises 4: sets 729 p T 43 am.; sun Moon rhe! i1:33 am.; sets 12:37 am. Weather in Various Cities. U 15907 & “ureg oy ures Weather. g st Pt.cloudy Cles g‘llli:norl. rmingham Bismarci. ston. Buffalo, N, Charleston, Chicago, T~ 3020 Cincinnati, Ohio 30.3¢ Cleveland, Ohio. 3032 Dolu!nhh. 8. C.. 3040 2090 Detroit, Mich... 30:28 El Paso, Tex. . 29.76 Galveston. Tex. 30'10 Helena, Mont... 20.84 uron,’ 8. Dak.: 29.84 ndianapolis.Ind 30.28 Jacksonville, Fla. 30.24 Kansas City, Mo 30,04 Los Angeles. ... 30,96 Lousville, Ky." 30.3¢ Miami, 3014 Orlean; 3 w York, N.Y. Oklahoma' City. 3 Pt.cloudy Pt cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Snow Cloudy Clear Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Gloudy Clear Clear Braths, WALTER. Passed away auletly tarium, 'Siiver 8§ 3, WALTER A ring. N, born in London. Eng- land. June 8, 1847, and a citizen of the United States since 1870. son of the lste William~ Woodgate Allen —and Elizabeth Knight Allen and brother of Mrs. Mad- cline B Youns, all of London, Ensiand, and father Walter Ellwood Allen of Washington, D C and Edward Knight Allen o !nrlnfifltld_ Mass, Funeral serv- ices Wright Co. chavel, 1337 10th st. at’3 p.m_Wednesday, June 4. Interment at Rock Creek Cemete; - ARMSTRONG. STEPHEN A. On Monday, June 3, 1930. at the Stanion Park Sana- torium.’ Judge STEPHEN A. ARMSTRONG. aged 84y Remains ‘resting in the chapel of illiam Lee's Sons, 332 Pa. ave. n.w., until 5:30 o'clock p.m. Tuesday, June 3. Interment at Celina, Ohio. BARNES. GERTRUDE SHIPLEY. On Mon- dav, Juge 2. 1930, 'al 1235 pm. st ber residencd, 43'L st. n.w., GERTRUDE SHIP- LEY BARNES. She is survived by a hus~ Richard Barnes; a Mrs. Shipley Forest Owen, Leonard and thres | daughiters, Vicioria Cook, Henrletta Clark and Elizabeth Barnes. BREWER, ADA CHASE. on Monday. June BREWER, wife of the She leaves to mourn and mother, one sister. C : carter; aunt, Blanche Brooks, and & hos! Funeral Thursday. rom Mount Zion M. d O sts. n.w., Rev. J. Departed this h(e 930, ADA CHASE a E ¢ Carroll officiating. BUTLER. HARRY LARMOND, On Monday June 2, 1930, at _the residence of his sister, Mrs. Clarence E._Stanford, 908 C st. n.e. HARRY LARMOND, beloved son of ‘Mary the iate Nathan Butler. Puneral services at the above address on Tuesday, {une 3. at 7:30 B.m. " Interment at Oransé, a. CLAYTON, ROBERT SAMUEL. On Tuesd June 3, 1930, ROBERT SAMUEL CLAY- TON of 70 Rhode Island ave. n.w.. beloved husband of Florence May Ferguson Clay- Funeral services at the chapel of R, Wright Co. 1337 10th_st. n.w.. ' ay, June 5. at 2 Intermy Glenwood Cemetery. 4 CORCORAN, GEQRGE HENRY, nday, June . at_his 1018 31at st. n.w., GEORGE HENRY, Jr. beloved son of George H. =nd Mary A. Qorcoran, aged 35 years. Funeral from his Iate residence on Tuesday, June 4, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends “nvited to atfend. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. * CURRY, ROBERT §. Suddenly, on May 31, 1930, ' at Forestyille, Md.. ROBI SURRY. beioved ‘hushand of Dalsy F Youns Curry. ' Funeral June 4 at 9 a.m., from Holy Redeemer Church. —Interment Ar- lington National Cemetery. CURRY, ROBERT S. Members of Hornlnl Star_Lodge. No._ 40, 1. B. P. O. f W., are hereby notified of session of sDI’r‘A'l o be neld Tuesday night. Juae 3, 1930, at the Pythian Buildi) to make arrange- ments for the funeral of our late brother, ROBERT S. CURRY. Ceremony will llkt ace at Bailey's funeral parlors. 3rd RESt nwl w30 Jen bw-'umm.g« Jine“s."ahd Bhe Hineral wil ve from: ihe N ¥ IHGCOPIJ. J. aves - bia Lo ‘Temple, No. 9. and Columbia Lodge, No. 422, are cordially thend invited to attend, g s noLTON, E. R. CORTEZ W. PETERS, Secretary. DAVIS, ROBERT F. On Monday, June 2, 1930, at'1 p.m.. at his residence. 314 A st. ROBERT F. DAVIS, aged 66 ve He 'is survived by his wife, Davyis: four daughters and one son. mains resting at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N st. n.w. Funeral mass at St. Jo- seph's Catholic Church, 2nd and C_sts. n.e., Thursday. June 5.'at 9 am. Inter- ment Arlington National Cemetery. 4 p.m. JR. On residence, t.cloudy l‘cloudy Clear (Noon, Greenwich time, today.) Horta (Fayal), Azores... 66 Rain (Current observations.) Hamilton, Bermuds..... 70" Eart cloudy n Juan, 80 Cloud: Havana 78 v Cloudy Colon, C: 78 Cloudy Marriage Licenses. Louis E. Darr, 21. and Eyelyn E. Wood- EAGLEN, CAROLINE. Departed this life Sunday. June 1, 1030, after a_brief illnes CAROLINE, ‘beloved wite of Ehilip and mother of Mary Potts, Carrie M John Eaglen. She also leaves andehildren, Pineral ¢ Hlves and iriends inviied: EGLI,_BERTHA. On Monday, June 2, 1930, at Garfield Hospital, BERTHA EGLI, be- loved mother of Clara Egii and Mrs. Clar- &' Patwell, - Services at the S, H. Hines _Co. funeral home, 2001 14th st n.w.c Tuesday, June 3. at § p.m. Inter- ment, Pairview Cemetery, N. J. 3 GARLAND, LUCINDA. On Saturday, May 31, 1930, LUCINDA GARLAND, loving ter of Victoria Curroll and John Garland. She also leaves other relatives and friend Funeral Wednesday, June 4 at 1 pm from Zion Baptist Church. F st. 3rd and_4is sts. sw. Remains resting ard, 18, both of Fairfax, Va. Rev. Allan Poore. Harold G. Kalle 26 this city. and Amelia Schreiber, 19, Baitimore, Md.; Rev. George W. Dow. Robert D. Barnes. 24, and Julia L. Dun- ing, 21; Rev. Robert 8. Bi J. Wyvill, . B. Wofford. 40. and Ge Rev. Prancis J. ughran. 37, ‘boih of Marlboro, Md ward W. Whaley. 35, Knoxville. Tenn., ndoiyn C. Ragsdale, 20, this city! es 8. Montgomery. d_ A Griswold, 23, and Anna P. a5, 31, ‘both of New Bern, N. C.; Rev. John E. Brigs: 21, and Beatrice Pranklin, Albert L. uis ' B. ‘Kelley, nd Verna L. Cox botn ot Glen Allen," Va.; Rev. Edward ler. Gnrgl r Il"\lbl Z! lnd Katherine M. aray, H. Thck “Bauehman. 35, Balimore, . Mary Bider, 25, Lansdown, Md.; Rev. Jordan. Verney A. Belvin, 24, and Joy Collin: Rylan, Baltimore. Md. R cy Byrd, ' o o Hattie ‘h"“ s, Greensboro, N. .8 Sidee Robert B> Matinely Joseph L. Durbin, 21, and Juanita_ M. Jackion, 16 boih of Baltimore. Md: Rev. John Stewart, 22, and Plorretta Hill, 18; Rev. B. H. wh“lnt and c. J. hd " Sadi &) adie Hicks. 33, Rev. W. Laurence W._ Harry, 26, and Margaret E. Morgan, 26; Rev. Henry B. Wooding. Clarence M. Belini this city, and vina M. Folman, 19, Drifting, Pa.. John Weidie: Thomas E. Breslin, 5. lu1mnn 237 Rev. C.'P. Alexander M. Smitn, 3 uek din. 21" 'both of Ricl cLean. 2’ Re and Antoinette North B soniainls 06 _ra'. Senfaining money. re Irom 3710 Garfleld st. nw.. Satur- _Clev. 0895-W. red “cuse_ Jine 3, 8. K Miller! AT RILLFOLD SRt evenlig side: Petersbury mddres st._ Reward. Call_National 2300 5 DIAMOND RING —June 2. between 3613 Mill- tary rd. n.w. and Speach Rendine Chib Lransit streel cars: transierred 18h and Columbia rd. _Reward ¥ DOG, wmale. Targe bri face. white tip on it of " tongue: ay 27 at Pt Mye, F. W. Watrous. Tame stamped | lost on 13th e with whi long tall. small piece friendly: when lost wore collar_stamped Reward. = Claren e Nionday. about 530" pm.. 16t And Eve ._Reward. District 5180, GLADSTON] IT CABE—Sunday e probably in Southeast: liberal reward. dress_Box 323-V. 8 PACKAGE OF PAPER Iy Twean Falmont. 14th and Buciia aie. swn pmafler please rnurg to 1811 EAY ENVELOPE. vicinity 8ih and G 3i nw. { Miss A. Hayes on envelope. At~ 38 lnd nueEle, three inches Tone helrlosm. Liberdl reward. North 1391 5 POCKETBOOK. biack leather. broken clamp: glanses, wedding rine and money in it Toll. Sunday. Reward. Dec. 4741. RUSSTAN ~ WOLF —HOUND_Femal and oranse: vicinity Congressional Ciub Sun- day. Reward. Mrs. Roy E._ Shook. Lowe Farm, Potomac, Md. Box 242 Rockullie, STICKPIN. garnet, oniy. Ui, viclnity Chevy Chase. Rer 2591 TRE_LOOK, of “sentimental value of Peoples Drug Store. ward. Phone Wisconsin T With buncl 215t st. and Pa. ave.: Dropert: to any one but’ owner: rewar District Bldg.. after 5:30 p.m. coln_6215. WALLET. mewspaper clippings and American ue season pass No. 347, be- een 7th st. n.e. and 1 probably be- een Tath ‘and isn on Trvin” Cuil Norih 44 _or_return (o 3303 Tth st . WATCH —Small. i engraved on Inside back 'of cate wilh owner's naume. Saturday. May 31. Reward o no Valie Room 104, " Phone Lin: - with ¥ ne FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY NON-SECTARIAN PERPETUAL CARE LOTS CRYPTS Wide Rans '] REASONAB MODERN CREMATO! ‘Washington-Baltimos at District Line City Office, 1332 G 8t Diatrict 6103 W. Ernest Jarvis' West End parlor, 28th st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. 3 GOLDMAN. MARY M. Departed this life on Saturday, 311930, at 3:30 p.m., at Pittsbyreh. 'Pa. MARY M. GOLDMAN. She ' leaves mourn thelr ioss & devoted daughter. Rosie Lena Holt of Covington. Ky son-in-law, Ernest Holl; one grandchild, three sisters, Mrs. Virginia Boone. Baliston, Mrs. ‘Annie Garrett, Washington, D.'C., and Mrs. Amands_Je(- ferson, Pitisbureh. and a host of other relatives and friends. Interment in Pitts- burgh, Pa.. Wednesday, June 4. HANDY, JOMN EDWARD. Sudden: Ak, “Sune 1 OIhgt, JORN EDWARD HANDY, devoted son of Major and Mary Handy. 'father of Leonard, Bernard. Ray- mond, ‘Norman. tin_Handy, Brother of ‘Thomas James and Payl Handy. Fune . June 4, at 9 a.m. {rom W. Ernest Jarvis West End 3dth st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. HANSON, CLARA. Departed this life on Sunday, June 1, 1930 at Gallinger Hos- pital, after a_ brief ilinsss, CLARA HAN- SON. “beloved " wife of 'Jesse ~Hans mother of Alvin E. and Leucothoe C. H son. daughter of Stephen and Stella Jack. Son, ‘sister ‘of "Alice Brown of Plainfield, N 3 Rutp ‘Bryant and Fred Jackion of Brooklyn, N Ella White of New York City and’ Missouri Rezor of Summerville N. J." Remains resting at Barbour Bros. fineral home, 48 K st. ne. until Wednes day at il pm. Funéral Fridey, June 6, at Stroudsburs, Pa. HARRISON, FRANCIS M. On Monday, .vum 2. 1930, at his residence, 3707 10th st. n.e.. FRANCIS' M. beloved husband of Eila Harrison, father of Joseph E., Norm. Earnest and Frank ~Harrison services at W. W. Chambers Tome. 1400 ‘Chapin 56 nws on Wednesday, June 4, at 3 p.m. Interment Pohick Church, Va. HART. JAMES LOUIS. On Sunds 1030, at 12:15 am. JAMES Beloven Busband st Katie Wi Davis). . Funeral from Gr parlor, . June 1. U18 "HART, THars tnes e Episcopal on Tuesdgy. . Interment Bethei ndria, Va. Relatives snd friends invited. 30 HOLMES, LUCY, Op Monday, June 2 1030, at her residence, 5 Columola pike, Ar’ LUCY HOLMES. devoted mother Irene Washington, Mrs. Florence Harris and Isatah Johnson. She also loaves & host of other relatives and friends to mourn her departure. Remains lem- porarily resting at the John T. Rhines funeal chapsl. 3d and Eve sts. s.w. No- tice of funeral late INSCOE, RONIE ELLEN. On Mondey, June . at her residence, 525 12th 3t.'s.e. HOSITE' BLLEN. beloved " wife 'of Thomas Tnscoe. eral from Lhe above resi- ¢ 8:30 won. where miass will be said ut § ain. Relatives and friengs invited. Tnterment at Mount Oll- vet Cemetery. JACKSON. FLIZABETH, A Departed this e Monday' Jine 2, 1830, st 321 pm. ELIZABETI JACKSON.® She “leaves to uourn her 1oss members of her church snd s host of friends. Remains resting at J wart funeral parior, Puneral 1 pm., st Bible Way 220 H' si. nw. Elder bastor, officiating. * On Monday, June 1930, T oo et WAFri MASON of Gresham pl. n.w. She leaves to mourn their loss & devoted father, Robert Richardson. four brothers. two wisters and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting temporarily at the Geoige B. Clarke Co. funeral par- lors, 1416 Fla. ave. n.e. Notice of funeral hereafter. PAYNE. FRANK. Departed this life on Sat- urday, May 31, 1930. at 8:30 p.m.. at Gal- linger' Hospital. after a long and painful illness, which he bore with Christian forti- tude, FRANK PAYNE. "He was the devoted son_of the iate Henry and Maria Pavne. husband of Leaa Payne. father of Frank Pavne, Jr.: brother of Mrs. Blanche Bur- Dette, Mrs. Maud Young, John. James. Atdie and Ernest Payne. Puneral from the residence of his brother, Ardie Payne. 234 E: 3% Wednesday. June 4 at { pom . thence fo Friendship Baptist Church, Corner 1st and H sis. a.w. Rev. B. H. Whiting, pastor. He was well prepared for the angel band We kniow he Joined in the better iand. Biit, oh. if he hAd asked us. much we fear. We ' woild have said. “God. please leave him here + AMANDA. Departed this life Sat- urday, May 31, 1930, AMANDA POWELL. to mourn their loss a daugh- Mary Mitchell; a brother. Mr. Greenficld, and eight erandchil; Funeral Wednesday, June 4. p.n. from Hopking' chapel, Ho: County, Md. SCESCO, MARY. Entered into rest on Sun- duy, June 1, 1930, at 8:50 am.. at the Tesidence of her son. Wallace, ‘1600 L mont st. n.w. Mrs. MARY SCESCO, i Ieaves 1o mourn Uieir 10ss tw0 daughters, four sons, ene xister, a brother, 15 grand- children and a hest of other relatives and iriends “Kemaing can be seen at Mgon & ‘llen's, Vdth st and Florida ave. Fu- neTal Wednes.lus. June m.. from Qatbraith A M. E beiween L aud M sts Battle, pastor, offciating Cemetery MARY. The Ladies' Columbia Ald Association sunounces the death of Mi MARY HCESCO. Funeral Wednesday, June 4, 1930, at Galbraith A. Chureh. 8th st. between L and M n.w. 1pm INDIANA TYLER. President JENNIE E. BARNES, Rec. Sec €O MARY. The Ladies' CUff Rock & ety dnnounces the death of Mrs, SESCO. Fimeral Wednesday. June 4. G0y o Gatutalin A M. Chureh, il st between L und M st n L MRS, LENA J. HART. President. MRS. LOUISE LEWIS., Fin. Sec. SETTLE. BLLA N. Departed this_life on Monday. June 2. 1930, ELLA N._ SETTLE, beloved ‘wife of Henry Seitie. She leavi to mourn their loss four sons and five daughters. Remains resting at L. E. Murry's funeral home. 132 V st. n.w, Can * be seen from Wednesday, 10 am.. until Thursday. 9 am_ Funeral at Jefiersonton, Va. Thufsday, May 5. at 1 pm. Inte ment at Jeflersonton also. Reiatives and 4 ton, MASON, dren Tuterment Har- friends invited. BROTHER JAMES. . i fo Beaths. SLOAT, EMMA JEAN. On Monday, June 3 am. at Walter Reed Ge, Honaital, EMMA JEAN, wite of tne aie Jesse B. Sloat and mother of Mrs. Beulah D. Foulke, Theo. D. Sloat and Maj. J. Irving Sloat, in her 86th year. Punerai from her laie residence, Pontanet Courts, 14th and Pairmont sts. n.w., Wednesda: June 4, at 2:30 p.m. Intermient in Gl Wood Cemetery. Friends and relati invited. 3 SMITH, CARRIE. Departed this life on Sat- urday. May 31, 1939 at the Home of Aged and Tnfirm, CARRIE SMITH. of 312 Mis- souri_ave. sw. Remains resting at Rob- ert Campbell's funeral home, 413 4}z st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. SWANN, HARRY W. On Sunday, June 1. 1930, &t Bmersency Hospital, Capt, HARRY W BWANN, ‘peloved husband of Katherine K. Swann.' Services at_his Tesi- génce. 1604 Otis ot. ne. ‘wednesdas. June at2 pm TALBERT. TOBIAS. On June 1. 1930. TO- AB. beloved husband of Alice Melissa Talbert. aged 69 vears Funeral from his iate residence, 908 Bth st. ne. 5~ June 3.'at 2 pm. Relatives and Iriends invited. Intermient Rock Oreek Cemetery. THROOP, EUGENE W. On Monday June 2,190, at his parenis’ reggence. 1lad yrd st. ne. EUGENE THHSEE: the be Heved Son s William' ¥ and_Eissnia M Throop, Funeral {rom parents’ resi dence "Thursday. June S, at 3:30 sm thence to Bt. Aloysius Church, where mass I be ‘said at for the repose of s soul. Relatives and friends invited to aftend. ' Interment (private) at Gienwood Cemetery. WHITE. HENRY. On Monday. June 2. 1930, at Central Village, Conn. HENRY WHITE. beloved brother of Louise J. and K White. aged 91 vears Euneral at the chapel at Foresf Hills, Ma: nesday, June 4, at 4 o'clock. WHITE, KATE WOODS. _On Suhday. June 1. 1930, KATE WOODS WHITE. beloved daughter of Mrs. Pave G. White. Pu- neral from the chapel of Thomas ¥. Mur- ray & Son. 2007 Nichols ave. s.e.. on Wed- nesday. June 4, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends ‘invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. WINE, RICHARD FRANK. _Suddenly. on Juné 1, 1930, RICHARD FRANK WINE. beloved husband of Olivia Wine, aged years. Remains resting at W. W. Des funeral home, 816 H st. n.e. Services Metropolitan Baptist Church, 6th snd A sts. ne, Wednesday, June 4 at 2 pm. Reiatives und friends invited, Interment Cedar Hil: Cemetery. In Memortam. ALLEN, ISABELLE V. A tribute of I devotion to the memory of our loved mother, ISABELLE V. AL! gntered into rest twelve years This day brings back sad memories Of our dear ons laid Lo rest, And the ones wno think of Are the ones who love her best. It is not the tears at the time that sre shed. That tell of the hearts that are broken, But the silent tears in the afier years Are remembrance silently spoken. Our hearts still ache with sadness, Our_eyes shed many a tear. For Grd only knows how we miss you, mother. At the end of twelve dong years. We cannot clasp your loving hands, Your sweet smiles we cannot see: But let this little token show We still remember thee HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. * BAILEY, EDWARD S. A tribute of love to the beautiful memory of my dear husband EDWARD 8. BAILEY, who departed thi life five years ago today, June 3, 1925, I seem to see in the sof% dim light The face I loved the best. And I think of him when the sun's last ray Goes down in the far-off West HIS WIPE, SADIE COOPER BAILEY. * BLANKENSHIP, ETTA MAE. 1In sad but loving remembrance of our dauehter and ETTA MAE BLANKENSHIP, who Geparied this Tife. one vesr ago tod June 3. 1929, AMILY. CAMPBELL, GRACE C. 1- --4 but_loving Temembrance \ of daushier, GRACE, C. CAMPBELI Who. d paied"this Tite two years ag> today, Jun We have had two years of sorrow, e are suffering the awful loss But for ihe sake of Jesus ‘We Will try 1o bear the cross. Remembrance is & golden chain Death tries to break, but all in vain, To have. to hold, and then to part, ik PSSR ARD CGRAND BERTHA = CAMPBELL ~AND ~HA THORNTON. CURTIS, MARJORIE L. Sweet is the m; T Ut anrline Gausnier and sister, MA JORIE L CURTIS, who departed this two);n ‘iu PATH“ AND !l!"l- FREEMAN, DANIEL. In remembrance our devoted brother. DANIEL FREEMA A RS g}d!ij;r EEMAN, FATHER OF € GRAY, JOHN A, (IACK). In lovin o By of Ut dear son: JOHN, A" (FACKID) LEa%, Vo Geparied als ufe fve Fears 880 today, June 3, 1925, Five vears have passed, our hearts still sore; As time ‘goes on we miss you more, Your memory is as fresh tod As in the hour you pa He_brousht us a load of He cheered us throush He made this earth seem By his many loving ways. He ls gone—he's with his Savior; We will follow by and by. Strange, it seems, we often wonder ‘Why the best are first to die. If we could have our dearest wish fulfilled, And take our choice of eArth's treasures, or 'hoose from b Dekrest Jackie. we would agk for 7o MOTHER, "BADDY.® MARY. “Rira' ¥ SANDY. . JONES, EUGENE. In sad but loving zemem- brance of our dear son, EUGENE JONES, life two y o to- brance 8f arkest ki en whatsoe'er who departe day. June 3, 19: In_my heart your memory linge Sweetly, tender. fond and_tru There i3 hot & day. dear son. That'I do not think of yo: HIS DEVOTED MOTHER, LILLIAN JoNES. KANE, HENRY E. but loving membrance of, 0 Todny, une's, 1030, Gone, but not forgotten. MOTHER. POLLARD, ALFRED T. In sad but low remembrance of my dear hus RS, Who deparied ih 0 loday, June 3, 1925. To have: to love. and then "f.z"f‘ the greatest sorrow of our hear! s the & WALTERS, MARTHA V. Tn sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother, MARTHA V. WALTERS, who left us twi yeurs awo today, June 3, 1928, Sweet memories will linger forever: Time cannot change them. it's trug. Years thal may come caninot sever My loving remembrance of you HER HUSBAND, NORMAN J. WALTERS, We took our sorrows all to you: You'd smooth our troubled brow: You always chased the clouds away— We could not forget you now. What is home without our mother? What are ull the joys we meet, When your loving smile no longer Greets the coming of our fee "Tis sweet to know that the parting Is just for & little while By the gates of yold she is waiting To wreet us with her dear smile. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, MARION AND NORRINE. . FUNERAL DIRECTORS. TIMOT Puneral Director 641 H St. N.E. i e SPEA?ETO i S S e Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance g ep o Lincoln 0524 Modern_Chapel ALMUS RS“‘T “"W.W. Deal & Co. .~ B s ::bllh d xll‘::'m saoe. JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. .___Phone North 0047 Clyde J. Nlcholl, lnc. _4%00 oth 81, N.W, “J. WILLIAM LEES SONS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS, CR}LMATOR!UM. 333 PA_AVE._N.W. __ NATIONAL 1384, 338 Joseph“f:_fiirch's Sons 3034 M StU NV Fhome west oo CHAS.'S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL 8T. e Lincoln 0372 Frank Geier’s Sons Co, 1113 SEVENTH ST N.W, N-fimu’a Modern Chapel, Telephons —_ FUNERAL DESIGNS. SLICER, REV. Buddenly. on Mondsy. Jupe 3. i930; Hospital Brothers TAues” sticen, rom Dahl i eV, Funeral " GEO. C. o -I'fl'h & Egmmmt 1‘41':}. ” Aute l-llly-