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She ll“‘lll;vlved by : dlulhurw :flr:r Mi] e; and a son, (Afi‘l.l'k Mills. .g:e resided at 55 Rhode Island avenue. Funeral services will be held tomor- row afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at Tabler’s Funeral Home. Interment will be in Glenwood Cemetery. FOWLER IS OPERATED ON Health Officer William C. Fowlér un- derwent ‘an operation at Johns Hop- kins Hospital early this morning suc- cessfully. The operation was to remedy a minor facial malady. He is expected to remain at the hospital about two weeks longer. Marriage Licenses. Delmar_R. Domdera, 26, Milton, Pa., and Merchant, 21, TR Catn, 30, this cit 3, Clarendon, Vi “Hungerford, A rflm'r,‘n o e B Joteph D. Reed, 27, Jacata, Vi ;,ll’l; ammond, 19, Hague, Vi Gregory Wilkinson. 31, and Marle Relter, 18, botn of Baitimote, Md.; Rev. Allan F. Wi E. McCarten, 31, and Hazel M. Shaw, 6 Rev. Ignatius Fealy. wuh. OB, Hillmen, 24, this_eity, and ll Bouvo Scott, Roitineau, N. Dak.; Rev. Why Pay for Everything? 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Mr. Beetham, a native of Michigan, entered the telephone business, then in its infancy, in 1887. After a long service with the Bell Telephone Co. of Canada he became connected, in 1902, with the Chesapeake & Potomac Co. here. He was a member of the Pio- neers, the organization of veteran tele- phone employes. . Besides his widow, Mrs. Mary A. Beetham, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Hilda M. Gonard. Two brothers and four sisters also survive. Funeral services will be held Friday morning, at 10:30 o'clock, at the resi- dence. Interment will be at Fort Lin- coln Cemetery. Deaths Reporled The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: Alice G. Reville, 87, 1341 Fairmont st. n.w. Mary L. Davis, "B 5m Blllr rd. n.w. Clark Grier, w‘xiullm M. wl‘dk. 7.. !l Ellzlklh s Hos- Frank W. Street, 77, 437 Park rd. n.w. Virginia Deal. 74, 1513 D st. n. Proebe A Gewehr, T4, 4551 Lowsll st. Ella P. Miner, 73, 1775 Lanier pl. Benjamin 'C." Bivan, 71, Uniied States Nl\rll Hfllfl'l{vh‘ lam te, 71, 1622 Newto sa 5. Lewies 3, 430 onnan o e Aaron Dodek, 59, Emergency Hospital. Effie M. Outcault, 57, Sibley Hospital. John Monk, 54, Garfield Hospital. a;:l_la(‘:"xfirhu h"‘ E‘IHMPY Hospital, Crihott, 6, 3 oo Robert W M Vnlted tates vet Sarah Gershenson, 44, 13 H st. Jessie M. R. Bontz, 42, Georss Washington Hospita) 37, Georgetown Hospi| Naval Hosprear, P itel 21, George Washington .hlmn E. Ash, jr, 14, Walter Reed Hos- | Raymond F. Wathen, Massachusetts ‘ave. e T Lrents . o5 Hon Mary Brown, 48, Columbia Hospif William Pugh, 47, Emergency ‘fi::;n-! Irene A. Fletcher, 43, 2265 Sherman ave. wfl.hllin M. Shepherd, 42, Walter Reed Hos- Bessie Jones, 28, B. & O. train, Ira White, 21, Glllen(n "Hospital, Arnold N. Anderson, 13. 140 Thomas st. Josephine Samuels, 1, 1523 Caroline st. Maitie Mitchell, 4 months, Children's Hospital. Children’s Hospital, Ruth Tavior. 2 monthe, o and Maggi AR wgio Peake, 6 days, Births Reportgd The following births have géen reporte the Health Department In' the ast 3¢ mocrs. qtrtolom “and Ysolina Carbajal 'y Rosas, John D. and Nancy T. Lee, gir] Harris P and Virginia L Gaty, boy, Fronklin and Emily Lehr, boy Harry WD, 8 Viola M. Geotzmax, Loy. Oscar B, ‘and Bertha L. Bledsace, hoy. James R. and Nellie B. Newheiser, girl. George P. and Margaret L. Pollocs, girl, Raymond L. and Mary e o it Robert A. and Helen C. Chapman, mirl, Samuel and Harriett Thompson, girl, 5 months, 1730 e, 2251 8th st Freedmer Stewart, 51, Fra. WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO.,, Inc. ‘WM. JARDI 118 New York ‘Aver R ' Met. 2460 Papering at Lower Prices In the Summer we reduce prices to keep our large force busy [CEoMaTI(; REFRIGERATION " '$195 Up —is the coldest of domestic re- frigerants known—thrifty and entirely automatic—no work or worry. Made by the makers of OIL:0:MATIC Made to Suit All Requirements— DOMESTIC SERVICE CORP. 1706 Conn. Ave. Phone Potomac 2048 Wm. H. Gottlieb, Manager POPULAR EXCURSION Via Southen:_ Railway Asheville and Other Western North Carolina * Points August 2nd, 1930 Final Return Limit August 17th, 1930 Round _trip fare to Asheville, $18.25. Proportionate fares to other points. Tickets honored on all reg- ular trains leaving August 2nd, except CRESCENT LIMITED. Tickets good in Pullman cars upon payment of regular Pull- man fares. Last Back Home Excufsion October 4t|| JULY 23, 1930. Buthl. DAMS, MAY A, ‘On hter "of Pear] 8 ton, N, e A )mm of funeral st at the W. Ernest Jarvis 0.- funer: church, 1432 You st. n.w. ALEXANDER, BETTY TERRELL. On Mon- Sedence. 1he Oregdn die! R SErIY TERRELL ALE: ER. dauenter " of ‘the - iate’ William N. Terrell and Violet Terreil, loving sister of Willias N, Terrell, ir; loving and devoted mother of J. Anderson Smith. aiso . Mae Jeaves to mourn their lg’lo&r:." nlv,u feces. five nephews and a host and ‘iriends, Puneral Thursdsy, July At 2 p.m., from her late resi: I‘fll Rev. ‘Walter H. Brooks officiating, urmenl at Youns Men's Cemetery. BARRETT, GEORGE A. Sudde: day, July 22, 1930, at Gallin GEORGE_A." BARRETT, member of lumbia Typosraphical Union. No. 101 Remains resting at the chapel of Thos. S. Sergeon, 1011 7th st. n.w. Notice oX l\merll hereafter. at "the nington m T8 koma Park, Md., JGSEPH BEETHAM of 5610 14th st. n. beloved husband of ary A, Beetham and {ather of Hilda M. Gonard. Services at 5610 14th st. n.w. Priday, July 25, at 10:30 a.m. 24 BERKELEY, AMANDA B. On Monday, July 31, 1930, at 11 p.m., at her residence. 319 D st. se. AMAEDA B., widow of Thomas M. Berkeley, aged 77 years. Funeral the above address Tl;l’lnvdly July 14~ p.m. Relatives and *friends invited. Terment Congressional Cemetery. Blll’v MAMIE OGLE. On Tuesday, July 13, at her residence, 1855 Calvert MAMIE OGLE, aged 90 yea: wife o( nm late Dr. Benjamin Lee Bird. Funeral from lhed W. W. Chambers _!r!’;‘ntrrlfll.hnfl\enyh;‘h nd _Chapin sts., on Thurs " thence to St. Bai ‘ll qhurch Lee nd, Md., 11 a.m. s ol lll BLASIE, RUSSELL H. Depar s e on_Wednesday, July 23, 1930, at 5:30 a.m. RUSSELL H. BLASIE, beloved son of Nicholas_ and Elizabeth Blasie, aged 320 years. Funeral from the residence of his parents, 218'a 12th pi. ne., on FPriday, July 25, at 11 a.m. Interment Cedar H i} Cemetery. 0 ON’ ESSIE REDDEN. On Monday. Ju » IT u{rs 30 p.m., at_George Washington University Hospital, JESSIE REDDEN. loved wife of Bernard W. Bontz_ Services at late home_ of deceased. 1416 E st. n. ‘Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Church Cemetery. BONTZ, JE! R. A svecial meeting of Bethlehem Chapte: No. E. S, is bereby called for 1:15 p.m. Th\ sday, July 24, 1030, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late ister, SIE R. BONTZ. MRS. MAE M. SMITH, Mllran 4 BRYAN, BENJAMIN CHAMBER: On Mon- day, July 21, WlO at_the Naval Hospital, Washington.’ D. €. Rear Admiral BEN- JAMIN CHAKB!RS BRYAN. U. 8. N. retired, in his 72nd year. Funera urv\:e: on Thursday morning. July 24, 10 o'clock, at his late sidence, “37 BH(- more Interment private. BUTLER, DAVID, On Monday, July 21, |91IV at the Home for Aged and Infirm. DAVID, brother of Charles and Benjamin Butler. He leaves other relatives and friends to mourn their Joss. Funeral Thursday, July 24, from Henry 8. Washington's_funeral home, 467 N st. n.w, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends. invited. BUTLER, ESTHER. On_Tuesday, Jlxl! 72 19 at Children’s Hospital. BUTLER, 1oving danenter of Armsey and Irene Butler, sister of Annle May and Dorothy Butier, Funeral Thursday, July 24, at p.m.. from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. !unel’nl church, 1432 You st. n.w. CASPARI, ANNIE. On Tuesday, July 22. 1930, at her residence. 1713 North Capitol st., ANNIE. beloved wife of the late John wpari. Funeral from the residence of her_sister-in-law, Mrs. John V. Schreck. 358 st. n.w.. on Friday, July 35. at 8:30 am. Requiem mass at St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. 24 CASPARI. ANNIE. The Ladies’ Sodality of St. Mary’s Church will meet at the resi- dence of Mrs. John V. Schreck. 35 8 st. nw., on Thursday, July 24, 1930, 8 p.m. to_recite the office of the dead for Mrs. ANNIE CAE'PARI MRS. EMMA MALEY, Prc(ec( MISS ADELE WASSMAN, Sec. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; slightly cooler tonight; {light northerly winds, becoming variable. Virginia—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow; slightly cooler Qonlght gen- tle north and northeast winds, becom- ing variable, Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 pm., 76; 8 p.m., 8 12 midnight, 78; 4 am., 74; 8 am, T | noon, 86. Barometer—4 pm., 1881; 8 pm. 29.85; 12 midnight, 29.92; 4 a.m,, 28.96; 8 am., 30.02; noon, 30.03. Highest, temperature, 100, occurred at 12:30 p.m. yesterday; lowest tempera- ture, 72, occurred at 5:30 a.m. today. ‘Temperature same date last year— ‘nghcst 87; lowest, 67. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United Sfates Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 12:35 p.m.;' high tide, 5:28 am. and 6 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 12:22 am. and 1:30 p.m,; high tide, 6:25 am. and 6:59 pm. trom The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5 am.; sun sets 7:28 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:01 am.; sun sets 7: rrr& Moon rises 1:59 a.m.; sets 6 p.m. Condition of the Water. Potomac-Shenandoah—Clear. Weather In Various Cities. gTemperatuze. -] 2 Stations. Weather. Glear Glear Clear Clear Cloudy . Clear Cloudy Glear Clear Clear Clear Gloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear, Cloudy . Clear Cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear . Clear Clear 016 Glear 065 Pt.cloudy Abilene, Tex. Albany, N.' Y, Atlanta, Ga Atlantic City. Baltimore, Md., Birmingham . shmll’ck N. D. 29, 0ston. ,\dlsyn 29.98 Clncitnat, Ohis Cleveland, 'Ohio. 30. Columbia, S. C. 3 Denver, Colo Detroit, Mich El Paso, Tex Galveston, Tex. Helena, Mont... Huron,' S. Dak: Indianapolis.Ind Jacksonyille,Fla. 30. Kansas City,Mo. 3 Los Angeles. ... Loutsville, K¥.. Miami, Fla..... 3 New Orleans New York, N.¥.3 Oklahoma’ City Omaha. Nebr... Philadeiphia Phoenix, Ariz Eittaburgh, P Portlan . 3 Salt Lake City. San Antonio. San Diego, Calif 8an Francisco. 8t. Louls, Mo.. St. Paul. Minn Seattle, ‘Wash.. Spokane, Wash. Tampa, Fia.... WASH., D. FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations Temperature. Weather. London, England 54 Clear Paris, Prance. Glear Vienna, Austri Clear Berlin,” Germany’ Clear Brest.' France.... Stockholm, Sweden Gibraltar,” Spain (Noon, Green Horta (Fayal). Azores. Cu'rrent ob: Hamilton, Bermuda. San Juan, Parto Rico. Clear Clear Part cloudy Part cloudy Part cloudy Pat cloudy FOR LOST ANTMALS ue, 349 Maryland BADGE, Metropolitan Police Dept.. No. 1329, yicinity' of 6th and G sts n.w. ~Return to TrafficBureau 24 Return 933 E st. : male. Reward. don_#63-J-3. ity of Harvard complete accounting = ¢ vid Bimmelbla, editor. Columbla 3531 B button belonging to N. M. Waggenes, 61 R. I. e. ne., please communicate with me? fiea'io"e8t ‘sour aad "% basement dressing room; Monday noon. turn desk, 3rd floor, Hecht Co. Reward. * HANDBAG, biack patent leather, confai; ing _money and other identifiable articl in Union Station July 21 between 8:30 and am. Reward for return to 438 driver's perm 001 ny keys, elc., in Earle Theater; Tuesday night. 11_Columbia 5: please phone Cleveland 6297. SATOHEL, Iady's, small, black, conti l l clothing. Bundsy atternoon. Heward ABBY to 57 New York ave. ne. Mrs, Segar. WHITE MANILA ENVELOPE. contents six 120 blls, Reward, Mouly Fiovd Hovbe, fid Sth_st. ‘Atiantie 42 WRIST WATCH, lady' ines, carv reen gold with hhck rlhlum. in Child's. T please communicate with Mettie Coleman' st Belleville, Gitario, Canade: ‘and receivs reward: Monday, July 31, 1030, et reeidenee, 38R ot geyoted” mother of Biara Washington: snd JOBR, iso leaves nine grandehi Friday. July 38 at 1 pm, “Tiom the. W, Ermnest’ futcral_churchn 103 ou t., " IAterment Lincots Memorial DAVIDSON, HENRY BRADLEY. On )lum gay uy 21, 1030, et Atlantic’ City, N. BRADLEY, beloved husband of s.rurm Davidson. Puneral _services will be held at the Church of the Pilgrims, ts. n.w.. on Thursday. Jul: frog st 6 e tnterment ek M Come cousi EDNA. On E THIERRY, JOSEPR. On Monday, July 21, 1930, at Georgetown University Hospi- tal, JOSEPH, beioved son of Leo and Rose g Thierrs! Fueral from cesidence; h.w, on Thursday, July thence to Holy Trinity Clulrcl\ requiem mass will be sung at am. Reiatives and friends invited to at- iend. Interment Mount Olivel. Gemetery. DIXON, MARY STEWART. Departed this Iife July 20, 1980, MARY STEWART DIXON. " She’ leaves to mourn their loss a husband, four children, six brothers, two sisters’ and & host of other_relative and friends. Body at rest at Newman undertaking pariors. 611 Flori Funeral at Falls Church, Va. July 24, at 2 p.m. DOYE, WILSON (BIT). Departed this life Tueiday, July 22, 1930, at He leaves t0 mourn their loss six sisters, (hree brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Friday, July 25, at 11 a.m. Boyds, Md. Remains will be at the residence of his sister Mrs. Georzie Munt, 2438 K st n.w., after & pm. Wed- nesda EICHELBERGER. GEORGE N. GEORGE N. EICHELBERGER, brother of Mrs. Florence Kettner Hellwig of 831, D st. . died in Milwaukee, Wis. Remains were brought to Washington for burial. Funeral service Thursday, July 26, 1930, at 10 am. at Arlington’ National ‘Cemetery, where inter- ment will take place. ELMORE. THOMAS JEFFERSON. On Sun- dayeguly 20 1930, at Fon du Lac, Wis. THOMAS JEFFERSON ELMORE, his 20th year. Funeral services on Wedn day. 23, m.. at Hines' funeral Patior. Bho1 iath st Taterment private: FARNHAM, EMMA_JANE. On Monday, July 21, 1930, EMMA JANE, daughter of the late Robert 'and Emma Lowry Farnham. Fu- neral from her late residence, the ' Sher man, 1101 15t] n.w., on Wednesday, July'23, at 2 p. FISHER, ETHEL MAY. On Tuesdsy, July 22, 1930, 'at Garfleld Hospital, ETHEL MAY FISHER (nee Spaulding), beioved wife of William N. Pisher. jr. ~Funeral from her late rtesidence, 7i8 Alabama _ave. s. Congress Heights, on Friday, July 25, ai l 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends invited. iInterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 2 FLETCHER, IRENE. The Youns Ladles' Pro. ie_ahnounces the funeral o IRENE FLETCHER Thursday, July 24, 1930, 318, THIr Baptlss Chucell Wi aad Qus MAYME STEWART. Ree. Sec. " & o% FLETCHER, MARY ~FRANCES. Departed this life Monday, July 3, 1930 at Preed: s Hospital, atter a long {liness, MARY FRANCES FLETCHER, retired public school teacher, daughter of the Iate Ignati: and Henrlelts Flotoher. Remaing may b Jlewed at the George’ W. Grice tuneral parlor. . High requiem mass will be sung 9 o'clock Thursday morning, July, 24, at St. Augustine's Catholie Church. 15th st. beiween L and M. Relatives and friends {nvited. " Interment’ Mount Olivet Ceme- GOULD-TRACY, lMAnGv,l?:‘r dnn::] En- cred ipta rest on Wednesday, July 33, 1930, MARGARET HELE l! TRACY, sister of Mrs. John l.nwunee Dawson of this city and South Dakota. Brief services at Gawler's chapel, l'll Penns n.w., on Priday, J\lll 285, 10 am. Interment Utica, N. l GREEN, ERNEST L. Desarted this life Tuesday, July 32, ‘1930, 0 Providence Hospital, filfl‘g'l L husband of Mary Green. father t('nmhnl. Sylvester and Joseph Green. devoted son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Green and brother of Mrs. Grace E. Bumby, Elmer, Edward, Lewis. Clarzell, Jennie He ard and Clifford Green.' Notice of Tuneral l.lv':r Remains will rest at 2550 Nl;hul s HALL. CLARA. On Sunday, ]uly 20, 1930, at Pittsburgh, Pa.. CLARA HALL. loved dnuzier ‘of Massie Hall. - She also jeaves many other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3d and Eve sts. Interment Falls Church, Va. HALL., SARAH E. On Tuesday, July 32. 1930, at the residence of her son. cllrenel Hall, 4 East Kirke st. Chevy Chase, BRRa E'SALL, Viliow of Powhatas Heli. Puhel’ll from the Pifth. Baptist Church. st. between 6th’and 7th sts_ s.w.. on Thursdl)‘ July 24. at 1:30 p.m. Interment in Arlington National Cemetery. HENSL ALICE K. On July 22, 1930. at her fexidence, 2111 Flasier pl. nv. ALICE K. HENSLEY. Remains resting at Prasier’ funeral home, 389 R. L ave. n. funeral later. HOADLEY, CHA! W. On_Tussday, July 12, 1930, at Walter, Reed Homital,'Cipt, CHASI HOADLEY, beloved husband of Sy Eilon " Hondies. "Body. resting. At Gawler's chapel, 1754 Penna. ave. n.w. Funeral services will be held_at Fort Myer chapel on Thursday, July 24, at 2 p.m. Interment Arlington Natlonal Cemetery with military honors. Hl)l'(it MARY F. On Sunday, ¥ F, HODGE, d hie M. Fowe "She s feav and other relatives and frie: church, 1432 You_ st. n.w. Gay. July 24, ac 9 s.m. HODGE. MARY. The Ladies' Columbia Aid Association announces the death of Miss E. Puneral Thursday. July . from Jarvis funeral Home. 1492 You St n %, INDIANNA TYLER, Pres. JENNIE E. BARNES. Rec. Secy. HODGE, MARY. Tha Tinnes Phyllis Wheat- ley 'Soclety_shnounces the death of Miss MARY HODGE. Funeral Thursday, July 24,1030, at 9 am., from the W. Ernest Jakvis Co. funeral chureh. SSIE E_ MASON, Pres, MARGARET S. BYRD, Rec. Secy. HODGE, MARY F. The Ladles' OUff Rock Socety ~_announces tne death of Mrs. MARY F. HODGE. Funeral Thursday, July 24, 1930, at 9 a.m. from the W, Ernest Jarvis Co. luneulu?nro;s. 1432 You st. HART, Pres. LOUISE LEWIS, Fin. Secs. JENKINS, ROXIE A. On Tuesday, July 22, 1930, at he: residence, 3 Burrow. ROXIE A. JENKINS, devoted wife of Wi liam H. Jenkins and mother of Ruth, Wil Notice o liam, Henry, Emmet. John, Eugene, Evelyn and’ Audrey Jenkins [aughter of Emma Slaughter. ~She also leaves four grandchildren and_other relatives and friends, Funeral Friday, Ju e e s matiat - Ghiren: Bifehiwaod, D, c. " Remains resting ut the W. ‘Ernest Jarvis ©o. funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. 24 S Gy "5 M0 ™56 a 1630, dence, Rockville, Md, ISAAC JOHNSON. fhusband of the late Charlotte Johnson and Tather of Ella Fitzhugh, Cora Wood, Lottie Crutehfield and Russell S. Francis C. James W. and Arthur A, Johnson, Funerai Thursaay, July 2¢, at 2 p.m. from Clin- ton A. M. E. Zion' Churen, Rockville, Md, Relatives and friends invited to attend. 23% JONES, C. E. On Tuesday, July 22, 1930, at 730 am. at his residence. 30 st. and Biinker Hill'Fa, Mount Rayiter: Md. a RUIone tliness. &, . JONES. - Funeral wil be held from his late residence on Thu dax.“July 24, at 3 p.m. Interment Ce Hill' Gemetery. KEENAN. ELIZABETH. On Wednesday. July 23, 1030, at Forestville, Md.. ELIZABETH KEENAN. ‘beloved wife of James Kees and_ mother of Mrs. Elizavein Bell of 1147 Neal st. n.e. Notice of funeral hereafter. KING, CHARLES W. On Monday, July 31, 1930, at Waiter Réed Hospital, CHARLES W. KING of 62 Green st. Westminster, Md.. husband of C. W. King and son_of Jesse King. Notice of funeral later. Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funernl church, 1432 You st. n MARSHALL, PAUL (HONEYY. Departed this life Monday. July 21, 1930, at 7:80 p.m., at his residenc PAUL. the be- Toved hasband of Jeagsetie Marshail (nes Liverpool) He aiso leaves four brothers and three sisters. Tony, Mathew, George. Louts, Harriot Brooks, Lizzie Ball and Louise Driver, Funeral from his Iate resi dence Thursday, July 24, at 8:30 a.m thence to St. Vincent “de Paul Chureh, South’Capitol and M sts. s.e. at 9 oclock. SAAC. Entered into rest Mo p.m., at his resi MARSHALL. PAUL, Membets of uorwn: Star Lodge, No. 40, 1 E. of W. Sre" nereby’ notinied f & ‘special tunersl service for our departed brother, PAUL MARSHALL, at his lite residence. 7 M, st se., Wednesday, July 23, 1930, at 8:30 p.m. Church services will be held Thurs- day. July 24, at ® a.m.. at 8t. Vincent de Paul’s Church. South Capitol and M sts. All Elks, are livited to atiend, Exalted Ruler, CORTEZ W. PETRHB. ey o IIICICBI. JOHN. On Tuesday, July 22, 1930, :30 a.m., JOHN MERCER of 1525 Que !! n w.. hus! { Annie Mers br er of Mrs. Sadie Ewell of Itha Mrs. Busie C. Lightford and Brown of New York City. A ing at the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Puneral Thur day, July 24, at 1 pm.” interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery., MILI.! HARRIETT ANN. On Monday, July 30, at National Hi pathic Hos- Bli Rt & lone iienn P HAKRIEET ANN, wife of the late John 8. Mills and beloved mother 'of Ada Mills Payne and ‘Walter Clark M\H!. n her eighty-seventh year. She is also survived by a srand- daughter, Thelma )‘llll Rector, and a great-grandson, Do Richard Rector. EiTb ol at s Ptler niseal momer o M st. n.w., Thursday. July 24, at 2 p.m. Cremation ‘at Fort Lincoln Cemeters “jm- mediately following (private). lnurnenl jmvont qamstay. TON. WILLIAM P, Departed th Non, Monday, duly 31, I-B 8 b n belg c‘;‘hu{flund of Henrietta Newron: end elov o Nowton.en prother of Fhilip Newion. runeral, tio Gibraithy Chuzch, tween L and B “Thursday, July 24t 339 & ot Fhurs: I fAands lnunfim k> ‘Conkressional Cemete ELS. CLARA. Tuesday. SAYRERS MRS 0 Brodine TR SAMUBLS" devored wife of B Symuels and mother, of L Eli artu . Ales } tives and tuneral Iater. andri ‘Notice of ay, J\Il ly Augustine's ‘Catholie' Church: ting st 1913 New m .“n‘rmnl unnt Olivet .fl DER. Veiovea wile' o & vo_la w? Bl Ele e S & X terment Arling SPELSHOUSE, CATHERINE §C Tuesday, July 32, ‘o2, 1880 &k 1L nm.'%‘f'l% -Bfi")"x Wl sm. ate house. ISland ave n.vn “nn"'xls'n’:rnfd" nm"; t Io a.m.” Intermént at Prospect &n‘ SPELSHOUSE, CATHERINE. the - Concardia “Ale Besier o, Atiend . tne Lioeral o 3 mmenu. 10 R T v i5gm 16 ARY WIDMA SPENCER, muruml LILLIAN, nesday. Jul: l“fl Sible; e Sl Gl T funeral later. s Lo STEWAR' LOREN: e e e 'x.“‘u“;'.'.'lt Freedmen's Hospital, LORENZO be- loved husband of Lena M. !uwln and uncle of Deovr James and Samuel Jo son. Punera ‘I'hllrld.r. July 24, at 3 rm from Adams & Iunen! Par. lors, 2425 Nichols IVQ Priends in vited. Intefment Mu-ont Ointwy a SWEENEY, WILLIAM H. lesday, 22, 1930, at_his st'. Alexandria, "\""’v‘v‘m’.x’“ & loved husband of ‘Anin Sweener. Itom St Mary's Chureh Thursday, Witt I.rle m .vuxv'fi' On Monday, July 31, th's Hospital, ROSA T AA(?& ghter of Warren Hawking, IJLI of Warren and Ruth Hawkins. ih. also leavi nine nieces_and many other relati nd "lend& Funeral Thursday, flors, 3d_a; TA"'. Interment Harmony Ctfl:‘et LN ".' OR. MARY E._oOn 1930, % Pittstora: Vo MARE B Th a. beloed wife of Henry W. Tavior. Funcrcl at Pittsford, Vt. Please omit flowers. % at 8t. Elf beloved d; THOMESON, nt- of 10din (o wife of the chlld’:n.‘r ';.;“mm l?ld"nmolher * leaves' five Brothers and’ sisters 5mu,"' George and s x’u&flh‘fia s 'fiu'f s Tuneral pariors. Rels """J':'m" from Newport Cathol b - Rork W o himsday; Suly " g0 TE 527 darar seetws 3 Fia GILBERT B On S350t 130w ot GILBERT band’ of Caroline at Ol'lcr’l ch‘& 3¢ 5t. Steohen's ‘and ‘incaration G 6th ‘and Newion sts. nw. on Prides, at Ipm. Interment private. 34 ERANCES E. esday. July 1930, Herian Voss. In the mf‘?‘“' 1 s ains ‘resiing at th T b I °hfzé.'9lm:fn’ at B Bominic's’ Churen Prige Cp ™ Relatiben *ska ‘Triends oseea.”” 1hesract Motint Olivet. Gemetery. " 0" OLFE, Tadn cmmfi.n_?-%-“figflu'{ bel h-nd o! Bt o ety Bt Vet (e gervices in” chapel of Rosenil hicago, at v.m., Friday, July ? ZUMWALT, 0 exday, July 22, 1930, 8t his his peiasaancs: 813 Keefer bi. Services 'at e Methodist Ch Mt urch Thursday, c. e Sidonce 13 BOND. HENRY J. l-t.- who d o devarted i :unuxnmnam, We have only your mi To remember oiir Whole Tife Thran And you are the one we -m never IS LOVING WIFE AND B olgfiy‘-' . BOWIE, THOMAS A fiear, sony THOMAS, o™ TeoaTied! fife inred years sgo’ today, 23, 1 Surrounded by friends, I am t o ure I'm but my with mf‘ o0 s tees ache: Jonging, dear 1 x-nfi Afl' 7 Mot HeR ‘sanam nools xANc! C.. GEORG! LENA L Fibuce of Gove to e o gur 'Mo::-. mother, NAN easy xfl;‘ June 31838: tafher, ‘G BROOKSslx vears aso. Aseiy e AR Peacetully sleeping, resting at last, weary trials and suffer] R silence they suffered. in patience Until gno;l. alled them homl to suffer no Byt our, one consolation is this, That besond th we shall be.In' that ‘heaven ‘ot b hv E fi thre Il’)lnul eternal i & KATIE A. WEST. : Bllollld comi! i ha X e ‘Where golden hlrnl' unul"‘ln ll' BYRD: SEDERICK 4. 18 tad but remembrance of " our dear ERICK A. BYRD, ‘Wha ‘departed” seven years ago today, July a3, Our hearts still with_sadness, Our eyes sfied many a tear; God oniy knows how' At the end of nn'n' %-mg_&m McDOWELL, lAlAlI In emory of dear mother, SARAH McDOWELL, who g parted this life four years ago, July She is gone. but ot forgotten, Never shail her memory fade. - S \ouna ‘the ‘spet where she. s et Tound the spot w DEVOTED ' DAUGHTER. MILLS, ELIZABETH. In sad but lovis ¢ membrance of our dear mother, BETH MILLS. who departed this ten years ago today, July 23, 1920. Called from this word to a peaceful rest, Called by God, who knows best. Dear in nemory she always will be HEH! 'EoVING' Tomt RiYiionn Axp ANDREW DTLER, MARGARET, 1In sad S nce ot iy Jdear irtend. MARGARET SADTLER. who departed this iife One sear | ago today, July Jll!l & thought of sweet remembrance, ° just & memory sad and true, 8% the tne who thinks of v, one who . THOMPSON. —_— FUNERAL DIRECTORS. i Established —__rusemaL pimsoroRs. JOHN R. wmém‘ co. _1337_10th St. | Clyde J. Nlchols, lnc. _4200 9th_St. N.W. Col._6834 ] ~J. WILLIAM-LEE'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS e i 232 PA. 4 ~ CHAS. S. ZURHORS 3 CAPITOL ST. 301 EAST CAPIT " Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. NwN.hn.l m Modern Chapel, Telephone V. L. SPEARE m Neither the with 'the orlginal W ent. B . ean 1008 1 .r-rly 0 P St NW. B T\X{.E Dul...;‘.tms‘::' Wm. H. Sardo & éo.‘ ! Private Limousine Ambulance AN ] Lincoln 0524 Modern ALMUS R_SPCARE oss Coneetiont Ave " r’i-:u Joseph, F. 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