Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1930, Page 9

| i | I 1 | | i 5 | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, JUNE 9, 193 ; < A0 FUNERAL OF DRUGGIST|POLICE PALLBEARERS | ~ Beaths. A New and Larger | | {§¢)| “SANITARY” 1 National Biscuit Company Checolate Graham Sandwiches Deliciously Good Sugar centers . . . between two tasty chocolate flavored graham crackers. i the pound..... E. Falls Church We are moving to a larger the Office and Warehouse 1845 4th Street N.E. PIGGLY WIGGLY store, three doors below present store—this is a Special, Complete Food Store “Sanico’ Peas Per Large, matured peas . 1 9 —tender and sweet. tn c Campbell's Beans GREEN BAG Post Toasties . . . .2 P 15¢ Kellogg’s CornFlakes 27 15¢ Shredded Wheat . ..."= 10c Kellogg’s A% Biscuits P~ 12¢ Puffed Wheat . ...7* 121/5c Puffed Rice . ... ..."* 16¢c Post or Kellogg’s Bran.”™* 12¢ Del Maiz Corn Decidedly Different Del Maiz has a ::l’ 71/2c flavor all its own— preferred by many who have tried it. No. 2% i Z0e No. 1% . 15¢ EVERY HOUSEHOLD NEEDS THIS USEFUL COMBINATION A Long Handle DUST PAN A strong, well constructed, long handle dust pan—self tilting and attractively lacquered. A Green Handle BROOM A heavy, strong broom—which will last and last and last. Catalina Tuna. . . ..."" 20c Domestic Sardines. .2 *™ 9¢ Del Monte Sardines. .*" 12¢ King Oscar Sardines . . " 19¢ Fancy Crab Meat. . . .*"" 39¢ Chum Salmen. . . .. .%" 15¢ Kinney’s Salmon.N * *" 32¢ “Rich in Flavor” For this week we are offering this most useful and attractive combination at the Special Price of DEL No. 214 1 per ¢ Peaches ™,2% 22%2¢ Del Monte Apricots ™, 32¢ Del Monte Pears 2 29¢ peL - Fruit Salad ™% 39¢ Del Monte Lima Beans " %gc c Del Monte Plums ™°,2* 23c Honey Dew Pineapple Honey Dew Pineapple Honey Dew Crushed ™}, * 23¢ Honey Dew Juice ™7 17%2¢ Honey Dew Tid Bits " 10c Libby’s Kraut Juice ¥3;,** 15¢ "' 25¢ - 25¢ 33¢c 19¢ tin Del Monte Kraut Juice ** i Del Monte i~ Cherries Codfish P, ‘““Sanico’ Grape Juice & 29c Welch’s Grapelade Our Famous Sealect Milk 25¢ 2 2 quarts, Per 65¢c quart tall Per tins jar IN OUR MEAT MARKETS Quality Tells Its Own Story Prime Rib Roast Tender Chuck Roast LIb. 25¢ Shoulder Veal Roast Lb. 25¢ Shoulder Veal Chops Lb. 32¢ Shoulder Lamb Chops Lb. 32¢ Leg of Lamb Lb. 38¢ FRUITS—VEGET ABLES The Season’s Best—Every Day Stringless Beans 3 ms. 25¢ Cantaloupes 2 for 25¢ 2 for 29¢ Corn on Cob 3 ears 25¢ Lima Beans 20c¢ Squash 25¢ California Lemons 39¢ Lb. 35¢ Tuesday Morning In the Pod Most Stores 1b. 4 1bs. White or Yellow Swift’s Premium Franks i 30c Cudahy’s Puritan Bacon Fancy Iceberg Fancy Ripe Lettuce Tomatoes e | 2% 25c for The combination of Lettuce and Tomatoes makes about the finest Summer salad possible. Cudahy’s Puritan Bacon 1 37¢ Swift’s Premium Franks - 30¢ Afternoon Brand Tea '+u 19¢ Sanitary & Butter & Land O’Lakes Butter Prints America’s Finest Quality Butter 2 “Sanico”’ Fresh Selected EGGS '} One Dozen Pound e 33¢ “Sanico” Jelly. . . 2 tu=> 25¢ Welch’s Grape Jelly . . * 15¢ Guasti Wine Jelly. . . 15¢ Welch’s CrabappleJelly *** 15¢ Schimmels Grape Jelly *;> 35¢ Schimmels Peach Marmalade . .. > #* 35¢ Ford’s Preserves ... 2 ™ 49c Heinz Beans With Pork 18-0z. 250 tins Peerless Macaroni . 3 ™ 19¢ Jello (5 flavors) . . 2 P& 15¢ Libby’s Catchup . . '** b 19¢ Heinz Ketchup . . .'* ™ 23¢ Musselman’s Apple Sauce.10c Queen Olives . . . . ."" 39¢c Mixed Pickles . . ... 33¢c Wonderfully Good Brew . .. With That Real Satisfying Flavor of Long Ago Country Club SPECIAL BREW We believe Country Club is the finest bever- age of its kind we have ever offered. Buy a half- dozen bottles today — then you, too, will realize just how good it really is. bottles 6 for. 8 5c —We refund 2c on each empty bottle, so in reality this splendid drink costs you only a fraction over 12c per bottle. P. &G. Soap. . . .4 = 15¢ Star Soap......6 = 25¢ Camay Soap. ...2 *** 15¢ Fels Naptha Soap, 4 <**** 23c Medium Ivory. . .4 < 25¢ Lux Toilet Soap. .3 “** 25¢ Lifebuoy Soap. . .3 <= 20c With Pork 16-0z. 250 tins Wisconsin Cheese. . . ."™ 29¢ Kraft Nu-Kraft . . . .»* 23c Sharp Cheese . . ... .™ 45¢ Phila. Cream Cheese ™ 12¢ Kraft Velveeta . .. ."* 23c Kraft Old English. . .*" 29¢ Kraft Kay........* 25¢ Remember This Name Country Club SPECIAL— Clicquot Club Ginger Ale. . 2 ™! 29¢ White Rock Water. . . . ... 2 ™t 35¢ National Dry Ginger Ale. . . 2 betes 25¢ Schlitz. .** 10c Budweiser. .>* 16¢ All 5¢ Bottled Drinks 25¢ Large 24-ounce Bottle Rock Creek 3 b 2 5c P..Io or Golden Bottle Deposit, and Refund. bots. for 6 Bottle Deposit, and Refund. Ginger Ale Canada Dry Ginger Ale. . ... > 18¢c IS HELD IN VIRGINIA Dr. Harry T. Smith, 63, Was Na- tive of D. C. and Formerly in Business Here. Funeral services for Dr. Harry °T. Smith, druggict. 63 years old, native of this city and formerly in business here for many_years, who died in Petersburg, Va., Friday, were conducted there yesterday afternoon. Interment was in_Petersburg. Dr. Smith conducted a drug store in this city until moving to Petersburg | about 15 years ago to conduct a drug | store in that city. His death Friday followed an operation and long illness. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. | Laura B. Smith. of Petersburg: two sisters, Mrs. Wilbur H. Montgomery and Miss Nell Smith. and a brother, | George Bmith, all of th's city. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy, pos- sibly showers this afternoon or tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy; not much change in temperature; gentle north- east and north winds. Maryland-Virginia—Cloudy, preceded by showers in east portion this after- noon or early tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy: not much change in tempera- ture: variable winds becoming mod- erate north. West Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, slowly rising tempera- ture in east portion tomorrow. Record for Thirty-six Hours. Barometer—Saturday, 4 p.m.. 29.86; day, 4 am, 12 noon, 29.96. ‘Thermometer—Saturday, 4 p.m., 76; 8 pm, 73; 12 midnight,’ 64; Sunday, 4 am, 64; 8 am, 64; 12 noon, 72. | Highest temperature, 76, occurred at 4 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 61, 6 a.m. today. | _Temperature same date | Highest, 70; lowest, 56. | Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 12:43 am. and 1:25 pm.; high tide, 6:32 am. and 7:02 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:32 am. and 2:12 pm.; high tide, 7:17 am. and 7:47 pm. 29.92; 8 am, 30.00; occurred at last year— The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun ‘rose 4:42 a.m.; sun sets 7:32 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:42 am.; sun sets 7:33 p.m. Moon rises 6:23 p.m.; sets 3:16 a.m. Weather in Various Cities. g Temperature. ey £ 3 A - 1 s #F Bfes 8 52 J3.5 Stations. 5 £2 &% 5F Weather. LN H H B Abilene, Tex 80 68 Albany, N. Y. 8 56 Atlants, Ga .ll2098 73 54 . Clear Atlantic City... 2098 64 62 0.24 Cloudy Baltimore, Md.. 2098 74 Birmingham ... 30.08 T Bismarck, N. D. 2996 80 Boston, Mass... b Buffalo, N. ¥ 60 Clear Charleston; 8. 80 068 Cloudy Chicago, L. 12 wves Clear Cincinnati, Oh 70 . Ptcloudy Cleveland, ‘Oh 64 lear Columbia, § 84 Clear Denver, Colo... 20.98 88 Gloudy | Detroit. Mich..> 30712 70 8 Clear El Paso, Tex. . 2980 92 2 Cloudy | Galveston, Tex. 3006 80 + Clear | Helena, Mont... 30.04 74 . Bt.cloudy | Huron, S. D; 74 I Ptcloudy 0 Clear 8 Pt.cloudy Kansas City,Mo. 0 Pt cloudy Los Angeles 8 car Louisville * K. 90 83 1 Clear Miami, Fla..... 2 72 263 Clear | New Orleans . 30,06 84 66 ... Clear | New York, N.¥.2996 72 60 0.48 Gloudy | Oklahoma ' Ciiy. 30.00 §2 64 ... Ptcloudy Omara, Nebr.. 3016 74 54 ! Clea: Philadélphia.Ba 2998 78 64 078 Cloudy Phoenix, Ariz. 6 108 72 ... Ptcloudy Pittsburgh, Pa. 6 68 ¥ Eortland,” Me 8 62 0.20 1 ortland, Ores. 6 78 Raleigh, 'N. C... 2090 80 644 Rain Salt Lake City. 29.92 T . Pt.cloudy | S8an _Antonio. .. 3002 86 Clear San Diego, Calii. 29.80 7T ! Gloudy San_ Francisco.. 20.86 72 Clear St. Louis, Mo... 3016 12 Clear St Paul, Minn.. 30.18 76 Clear Seattle, Wash... 3002 72 ! Gloudy | Spoic Wash. 30.10 74 Tamp 84 WASH., D. K FOREIGN. (7 am, Greenwich time, today) Stations. ‘Temperature. Weather. London, England.... 52 Clear Par): France 54 Clear | Berlin, Germany.. 54 Clear el Serms it ae: (Noon. Greenwich time, teday.) Horta (Fayal). Azores. 6 Part cloudy e o vativna) Hamilton, Bermuda......, 74 Part cloudy Homiton, Sermuda oo & PRt cloudy Havana, Cuba . . 6 Part cloudy Colon, Canal Zone. 80 Clear Deaths RePorted. Wallace Radcliffe, 875 31st_st 87, 6, ‘Home for Incurables nic and Eastern Sta Garfleld Hospital Hanne Thruelsen, Tda Harvey, T4, Mi | Home. | ¥ Waiter W. Scott, Martin_Rellly. G James G. Harakas, 7, St. E ita P'\Valter J. Manion, 57, St. Ellzabeth's Hos- pital Hester ©. Libby. 47. 114 C st. nee Anunah Wuifl. 48, Golumbia Hospital Charles Stone, 46. Georgetown Hospital (oFFederick W. Bauer, 30, George Washing- on Hospita Tavinia Weaver, 80, 1133 19tn st Marle King. 40. Gallinger Hospital Anna Mosiey, 36, Tuberculosis Hospital. Hanna Posey. M, Freedmen's Hospital Alverta Sullivan. 29, 3233 8th st William D. Winston, 20, Tuberculosis Hos- pita Infant to Hattie Rector, 2 days, Gallinger Hospital 62, 58, Georgetown Hospital. abeth’s Hos- ________LOST. & = BAR _PIN -Small,_diamond and _sapphire Reward i returned to 3814 Miliary rd. Clev. 0881. S | BILLFOLD, biack, with money. identification on the inside of billfold. _Cali West 3046-J. BRACELET, gold, old fashioned; vicinity of 4800 Connecticut’ n.w lued as keepsoke: reward. 3525 Davenport st. n.w.. ApL. 305. COCKER,_ BPANTEL —Male, black and white answers to the name of “Dixie ” Green col- Iar. Name on tag "‘Anne Custis Peter, 1844 Jiet st Reward i returned to that, ad- r 10%. DIAMOND RING, Tiffany setting, on Satur- day, in downtown section; reward. Lin. 3485. DIAMOND_ RING, between 3613 Military rd. ana I and 17th sts.” Reward. Fhone Cleve: a) 3 DOG—Black, white and brown and wire-haired terrier puppy, named Reward. 1206 Holly st. n.w. Ga. 200 DOG—-White Eskimg_Spitz, license o. 4081. Call Cleve. 5205. 3934 Livingston st. n. Reward. DRESS-Organdy _dr s = ENVELOPES Tn Wi store or F ct. trolley to Containing papers and memorandums. of in- forest only o myself. ~Reward if returned to George H. Lawshe, 6627 North Eth st. Philadelphia, Pa. GLASSES—Vicinity Mt. Rainier car stop, Thursday, June 5. Reward. villgigne” - esese 1L LOOSE LEAF BOOK—14th st_and New York Monday. 11 a.m. Reward. Address Box X. Star offi 1 ATCH AND BRAGELET, Gruln. white gold, | gune 7, {nitfal M. P M. 51 Seston pl. n.w. ewar ed_ fox ~Pal,” R sur- throughout rounding States. Best Materials Prices Right WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. WM. JARDINE, Sect: 138 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Why Pay for Everything Chambers will give the whole funeral, cars and all, and a very good casket for STEEL VAULTS. Best that money can ‘Al Prices Include the Sineere Seryics of he Greater CHAMBERS Co. Offices and Chapels 14th Cor. Chapin N.W, Phone Columbia 0432 $100 v 8 p.m., 29.89; 12 midnight, 29.92; Sun- | AT REILLY FUNERAL Various Ranks Represented at Services for Captain Who Died Friday After Operation. Impressive funeral services for Capt Martin J. Reilly, commander of the sixth police precinct, who died at the Georgetown University Hospital Friday, were conducted at Holy Trinity Cath- olic Church today at 9:15 o'clock. Re- quiem mass was held. Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. ‘The various ranks of the Police De- partment were represented in the list of honorary pallbearers. They were In- spector T. R. Bean, Capt. Maurice Col- lins, Lieut. J. A. Sullivan, Sergt. J. E. Thompson, Pvt. C. C. Penn and Detec- tive Michael Dowd. There was a police escort of more than 30 men. Capt. Reilly was 59 years old and re- sided at 2528 Wisconsin avenue. His death in the hospital Friday followed an operation he underwent several weeks ago. Capt. Rellly was appointed to the po- lice force in April, 1901. He was pro- moted to sergeant July 1, 1911, and seven years later was promoted to the grade of lieutenant. He was made cap- tain February 15, 1922, LAST MEADE VETERAN DIES IN HIS MOTOR CAR| Falls on G—;mxrdd:\ug}:ter. Driving Machine, Who Loses Control in Excitement. Special Dispatch to The Star SISTERSVILLE, W. Va. June 9.— Funeral services were held today for Al Villers, 85, the last surviving Civil War veteran in Meade district, Tyler County, who died in his automobile when his granddaughter, at the wheel, lost control of the car. He was riding from his home, at Wick, to the home of his son, N. G. Villers, when he seemed to choke on an orange he was eating and fell over against the driver, who became excited and let go of the steering wheel. The car plunged from the highway over an embankment, but physicians expressed the opinion the aged man's death was due to a stroke and not from injuries when the machine left the highwa Sandy Spring Lad Wins. SANDY SPRING, Md., June 9 (Spe- cia) —In the State athletic meet in Baltimore Friday one victory was scored by a Sherwood High School pupil. The junior unlimited running high jump was won by Tom Hallowell, son of Mrs. F. M. Hallowell of Sandy Spring, with a jump of 5 feet 415 inches. Roy Thomp- son won third place in hop, skip and jump. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the past 24 ours Edward M. and Julia Johnson. girl. William J. and Teresa Quinn, boy. Hugh L. and Mary L. Skinner, girl. Walter ‘and Margarel Crusan, girl. Charles and Florence Burgee. boy. Allan Z. and Ids Zamansky, girl Edwin and Elizabeth Jacobson. girl William H. and Ruth ‘L. McCoy, boy. | HARVEY, MRS, 1DA M. A Alfred L. and Dorothy 1. Bou, boy. Btanislas and Mary Massalski. girl, Elwood H. and Virginia S. Seal. girl. Frank M. ‘and Helen A. Russell, boy. Charles I and Laura E. Bly, boy. Charles W. and Jane Kerns. boy. Kenneth W. and Grace P. Lawson, boy. William and Elizabeth Cator, girl. Norman and Virginia Fastnaught. boy. LeRov and Bertha M. Burgess. boy Meleteadis A_and Jenovia Bliziotis, boy. Quiner and Willle M."Lowe, boy. erbert R. and Netha Beasley. boy. Robert and Sarah Shorier, boy. Joseph and Hazel Savoy, boy. W, Mercer and Vashti Cook, LeRoy and Mary Creek, girl. boy. Five deaths from parrot disease have occurred at Jarrow, England, recently. Beatha. ALVATHER, LETITIA C. On Sunday, June 81930, at her residence, 3521 W pl. n.w., LETITIA C. ALVATHER. widow of the late John C. Alvather. 'Remains resting at her home Monday afternoon and eve- ning. thence Tuesday moOrning to the home of her dausnter, Mrs. Albert Burker, 4310 idrewood ave., corner of Gwynn' Oak ave. Baltimore.' Md., where funeral serv- ices will be heid Wednesday, June 11, at 2:30 p.m. (standard time). = Interment Druid Ridge Cemetery. ~Friends and rela- tives invited to attend. (Baltimore Eve- ning News and Baltimore Sun, morning and evening. please copy.) . BASTEDO. KATHERINE ANN. On June 4. 1930, at Buffalo. N. Y., KATHERINE ANN. wife of Walter Stanley’ Bastedo and mothe) of Paul Henry Bastedo, Commander U. 8. avy. BELL, Sunday, Naval BELL, G. Bell (nee Noonan) late_residence, €24 23rd st. n.w., on Wed- day, June 11, thence fo St.’ Stephen’s n Catholic 'Church, 25th st. and Pa. n.w. where mass will be said at § Relatives and friends invited to FRANCIS MATHEW. Suddenly. on June 8 1930, at United States Hospital, = PRANCIS = MATHEW beloved son of John D. and Anna Funeral from his am tend. ‘Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. 10 BROWN, ESTELLE BURR. Departed this life on_Saturday, June 7. 1930, at Freed- men’s Hospital, after a brie{ illness ES- TELLE BURR BROWN, beloved wife of Morton Brown, devoted’ daughter of John H. and Stella’ Burr of Springfield, Mass. She leaves to mourn thelr 10ss six brothers, three sisters and & host of other relatives and friends. Funeral from her late resi- 1513 Sth st. n.w.. on Tuesday. June Relaiives and friends in- Interment Harmony Cem- 2 pm. vited to attend. etery . a BURGEE, MARY. On Sunday, June 8 1930, at her residence, 903 F st s.w. MARY. Widow of the lats Samuel Burgee. aged 65 vears, Funeral from the above residence. Tuesday. June 10, &t 2 p.m. Interment (private) Glenwood Cemetery. 'RRS, NAOMIL On Saturday. June T B ot Gogretown University Hospital, AOMI BURRS. devoted daughter of Bes: le Sewell Warren, mother of Leonard And devoted hiece of Martha John- Femains resting at the W. Ernest vis West End parlor, 28th t. and pum- ton ave. n.W. No 1 here- after X s ASE, JAMES L. Suddenly, on Sun O ANe 5 1055 kS 'L beloved hush: of Pau Paula D. Chase and father Chase Fleldins, Services at his late re dence. 1713 Hobart st. n.w.. Tuesday. May 10. at 8:30 e.m.: thence to the Shrine of the Sacred Heart, where mass will be said at 9 am. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- tor lease omit flowers. CLEMENTS, ANNE JOSEPHINE. On_Sun- day, June 8. 1930. at 10:50 am.. at Provi- dence Hospital, ANNE JOSEPHINE CLEM- ENTS, beloved daughter of the late Ale: ander H. and Kate Harry Clements, " Re- s resting at funeral parlors of Geo ™ M. Wise Co., 2900 M st. n.w. Funeral Tiiesday, June ‘10, at 9§ ‘am. from St Peter's Catholic Church, where mass will be said for the repose of her soul. Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. DYSON., KATIE. Departed this life Mon. Way, June 9. 1930, at her residence, 104 L3 n'w.. KATIE DYSON. Remains rest- ing at Robert Campbells funeral home, 433 41 st s.w. Notice of funeral later. GARNETT, PHILIP. On Sunday, June 8 1930, at the residence of his 'dausht Mrs. Richard Holmes 1419 Columbia rd n.w, PHILIP GARNETT, beloved husband of the late Annle E. Garnett. Funeral Services at W. W. Chambers Co, funeral Datlors, 1400 Chapin st. n.w., on Tuesday, June 10, at 3 pm. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. GARNETT, PHILIP. A special communica- ton of ftiram Lodge. No. 10, F. A. A. M. is called for Tuesday. June 10, 1930, 1 pm. at the Masonic Temple. to attend the ol of our late brother. ' PHILIP GARNETT. JOHN H. EISEMAN. WILLIAM H. GRASS, Master. ‘Secretary GREEN, THOMAS PINKNEY. life Saturday. June 7. 1930, Departed this at 2:10 pm. at his residence. 86 Eye st.'s.w., THOMAS PINKNEY GREEN. the loving son of the late Wi B. and_Annie Green. He urn_his loss a devoted wife, Mrs. Sarah E. Green: a loving son, Wil- bert Green: two loving_sisters. Mrs_Effie Green Booth and Mrs. Sarah Green Fran- two loving brothers. Arthur and Fred leaves_to m cis Green, and & host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the residence of his sister, 1219 C st. se Marching funeral Tuesday, June 10, at i p.m., from Ebenczer E. Church, 4th and D sts. s.e., Rev. R. W. Thomas, pastor, officiatin GREEN, THOMAS P. Members_of Morning Lodge, No. 40, 1. B. P. O. E. of W.. are hereby notified to attend a session of sorrow in the Elks' Home, 1536 15th st. n.w. on Monday, June 9, 1930, at 8 pm. to make arrangements for the funeral of our late brother. THOMAS P. GREEN. Remains are resting at_residence of s ter, st. se. Wil be marchin funeral. Members to assemble at 1219 st. s.e. at 12 noon on Tuesday. June 10 and march to Ebenezer A. M. E. Church: th and D s Ceremony. will take Sta N A place at 1 o'clock and procession Will con- tinue to Hnrmon{ Cemetery, where the remains will_be laid to rest. Columbia Lodge, No. 85: Forest Temple. No. 9, and Columbia Temple, No. 4322, are cordially Ve %8S HoLToN, Exaited R , Exalted Ruler, CORTEZ W. PETERS, Secreiary. L "y bers of the drill team of Morning Star Lodge. No. 40, and Auxiliary, No. 9. I B P. O.'E. of W. are hereby notified of the death of our major, THOMAS P. GREEN] Session of sorrow ‘Monday, June 9, 1 at 7:30 p.m., at the Elks' Home. 18th Q sts. n.w. Funeral Tuesday, June 10, 1 pm, frcm Ebenezer M. E. Chy and D sts. se. Rem sister's residence, 1210 DT. ELIZABETH GORDON, President. Attest: MARIE McNEAL, Fin. Sec . HARDWEL TAM JOSEPH. On Mone day, Juny , at the residence of h parents. st SEPH HARDWELL, 1 4 William and Maty Hardwell and. grandson of Mry Mamie Holman. Funeral Taesdnys ane 10, ai 2 pm.. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 ¥ou 'st. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery HARRIETT. On_Monday, June Frecamen’s Hospital, HAR: 1S, the devoted, friend of gker Remains Teiling al the arvis funeral pator. 1432 Yo st now. Notice of funeral later. i HARVEY, IDA. On Saturdas. June 7, 1930, at the' Masonic and Eastern Star Home, Takoma Park. D. C. IDA HARVEY, wife of the late Wilson Harvey and mother of Eisie ~ Harvey Weaver, Bertie HArvey Jones and Hazel Harvey Hazleton. 'Serve ices "at the §. H. . Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st n.w. Tuesday, June 10. at°2 pm. Interment Fors Lincola Cemetery. * o 9 special meeting of Rethlehem' Chapter, No. 7, O. E. S.. i§ hereby called for 115 pm 10, 1030 to attend the ster, IDA M. HARVEY. ance is desired MAE M. SMITH, Matron. ® 1S. WILLIAM STANLEY. Suddenly, Sundav. June 8, 1930, at 2 pm.. at his . 4400 "Elm_st. Chevy Chase. Md. Consul General WILLIAM STANLEY HOL: LIS Remains resting at the funeral home of W. R. Pumphre: 301 _West Mont- gomery ave. Rockville, Md. Notice of fus hereafter 10 Y, CATHERINE L. Departed this s ne 7. 1630, at 10:4 Addison st., Fhil CATHERINE L. HUDLE of Sally A. Bivins of Phi nes C. Bailey of Washington, Tuesday. June of ‘our late A good attend- HoL. and the ‘iate John M. Bailey of Va. Funeral and interment in hia, Wednesday, June 11. ® KNORLEINE. MARY KATHLEEN. On Sate urday, June 7, 1930. at Chiliren’s Hos- pital. ' MARY 'KATHLEEN, the beloved daughter of Charles F. and Mary M, Knorleine of 311 Bryant st. ne. Funera from her parents' residence on Tuesday, June 10. at 8:30 am. thence to St. Mar: tin's Church, where mass will be said at 8 the’ repose of her soul. Relat jends invited. Interment at Mo et Cemeter es nt MARSHALL, BEN. On Mondayv, June 9, 1930, BEN MARSHALL. Remains resting st Robert Campbell funeral home, 423 415 st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. O'LEARY, TIMOTHY A. On Saturday, June 7. 1930, ‘at_Georgetown University Hos- pital. TIMOTHY A. O'LEARY. beloved hus- band of the late Mary Sheehan O'Leary, 207 Channing st. n.e. Funeral from the Above_residence Tuesday, June 10, at a.m. Requiem mass at St. Aloysius Chureh at 9:30 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cema etery. Relatives and friends invited. ~ @ REILLY, JOSEPH. On June 7, 1030. at Providence Hospital, JOSEPH REILLY. Funeral from the W. 'W. Chambers Co. funeral parlors, 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Tuesday, June 10. at 8:30 a.m.. thence to St. Paul's Catholic Church at 9 am. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. REILLY, JOSEPH. _ Washinaton, D. C.. Lodge, No. 15, B. P. O. Elks: The lodgs will convene in “session of sorrow" at 7:45 p.m, Monday. June 9, 1930. for the pur- pose’ of paving tribute o the memory of our_late brother, JOSEPH REILLY, who passed to the Grand Lodge of the 'Here- after June 7th. _Services at Chambers' chapel. 14th and Chapin sts. n.w., at 8:15 p.m._Funeral from above at 11 am., June 70, 1630, Interment at Mount Olivet. By ORGE F. STRONG. Exalted Ruler. Attest: W. S. SHELBY, Becretary. STEEL, JULIA B. Departed this life on Sunday, June 8. 1930, at her residence, 231 K st. s.w. JULIA B. STEEL, devote daughter of Mamie Alexander.' niece o Mrs. Eliza Henry, Mrs. Cora Beggs, Julia and F. Schanck. Richard and Isaac Jones. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.%. No- tice of funeral later. SULLIVAN, MARY. On Saturday. June %, 1930. at the residence of her daughter. 2127 Randolph pl. ne. MARY SULLIVAN, beloved mother of Mary Gardner. Funeral from Hanlon's chapel 641 H 'st. ne. Tuesday. June_10. at 8:30 a.m_ Requiem mass at Holy Name Church at § a.m_ In- terment Mount _Olivet Cemetery. Rel tives and ‘riends invited. 9 SYLVEN, MARIA. On Sunday, June 8, 1930, at her residence. 125 P st. n.w., MARIA SYLVEN (nee Welin), beloved 'wife of Frithiof Sylven. Funeral Tuesday. June 10, at 3 pom. from Francis Gasch's fu- neral chapel. Hyvattsville, Md. Interment, Bladensburg Cemetery. . In Memortan. BARRETT, EDWARD JEROME. Sacred to the memory of our dear brother, EDWARD JEROME BARRETT. who departed this iife sixteen vears agd today, June 9, 1914 Anniversary mass at St. Anthony's Chure! SISTERS, MAMIE AND KITTY. COLLINS. GEORGE F. Sacred to the mem- ory of my husband. Attorney GEORGE F. COLLINS, who_ “ciossed the bar” twelve years ago_todav, June 9. 5 “CBERTHA HOWARD CULLINS. * DOVE, FRANKLIN P. 1In sad memory of my loving husband, FRANKLIN P. DOVE, who departed this life three years ago, June 9. 1927. At rest, but_not forgotten. HIS LOVING WIFE. * KOONCE, MINNIE ELIZABETH. In sad but Joving memory of our dear little daughter, MINNIE ELIZABETH, Who left US WO years ago, June 9, 1928. Thy face. ah, dear, 'tis alvays near, is "hever from our sight: 1t haunts us throusn each jong. long day ‘And fills our dreams at night. And vet it is a_source of joy. T8 5 ‘our eart's areat weaith, And oniylao) e ove 11 ror o Vision's ows dear. se MOTHER AND DADDY. ® NASH, BERTHA B. Sacred to the memor % Tay devoted mother. BERTHA B. NASH, Who departed this life June 9. 1836, FER DRUGHTER. ROSETTA M. BUTLER, , DICK. In sad but loving remem- B Tanice of my dear husband. DICK REED, Wio @ied one vear ago todsy, June 9, 192 To have. to love, and then to part, eatest sorrow of our hear e WIFE, PEARL REED. # FUNERAL DIRECTO! Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4200 9th 8t N.W. o Col._6328. J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUN 333 PA. AVE. N.W.__ NATIONA W. W. 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