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Right. WASHINGTON GRANITE at. 1883 JUVENILE REDS MEET ONUMENTS an_ Dispiar for Your tion.” Wor ierist Guaranteed. MONUMENTAL CO., . WM 11 448 New York JARDINE. Sect: ‘Ave. N. BERLIN, July 24 ( Selee- tional gathering of juvenile Communists riees today assembled in Friedrichshain Hall | D. -C., THURSDAY, Deaths Reported. Laura J. Boswell, 03, 476 Mass. ave. Michael. Hogarty, 93, U. 8. Soldiers’ Home Hospital ibert B. Towles, farrietc A Milis, 86, THE to listen to an sddress by the Com- munist member of the Reichstag, Wil- helm Pieck. § A heavy downpour of rain délayed the proceedings somewhat, but finally about a thousand children thronged the hall. | Among these, Chinese children in na- EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, Births Reported. Charles G. and Eva M. Nalley, boy. Joseph and Elizabeth Swanter, girl. James E. and Mary Thompson. girl. Antonio and Luise Fominaya. €irl. Herman and Marien Silver. girl Jacob and Clara Rosenblum. girl ~—The interna- 3358 18th st Homeopathic Hos- | Funeral Home Phones | with W. WARREN TALTAVULL 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road | Col. 464 { Adams 10341 Funeral Director Ambulance Service Just Phone JAMES T. Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephane Atlantic 1700-1701 Kurt C. and Helen Biatzsheim. boy. Vincent P. and Anita Callahan. boy. G. Thomas and Giadys Miles, boy James E. and Elsie E. Plerson, boy. Richard and Neva Gray, boy. Morris and Hazel Daras. boy’ George W. and Maggie Robinson. wirl George W. and Marie V. Bursess, boy. Archibald ‘and Hilda H. 'Talbert. boy. William and Alberta Kelly, boy. William and Clara Ward. irl James and Gertrude Patterson. bos. Beniamin ©O. and Bila V. Brady. bov. Yincent W. and Bernice A. Hill, boy. Edward and Mary Coates. boy. William H. and_Carrie Hawkins, bos. James H. and Helen H. Wilson. boy. James and Blanche Williams. boy. Whallace and Marjorie Jones, bos. Richard and Imogene Queen. girl Earl W. and Ethel M. Hargrove, Francis and_Lilian Spriges, girl. James and Lenora Lewis, &irl. i haries G. Lamley, 81, Little Sisters of R ote Goodman, 79, 2418 20th st Bdward K. Waid, 77, U. 8. Soldiers’ Home Hospital. Frances E. Vass. 75. Home for Incurables. Otho C. Ardinge 1938 Summit pl. n.e. Annie Caspari, 70, 1913 N. Cap. st. Gallinger Hosital ) al s | tional costume attracted most attention. A strong police force was present, but did_not_interfere. ‘ OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT —Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN’S Fine Men's Wear Seventh and F Sts. Mary Snyder, 67, Bertha_Burkholder, 58, Sibley H Anna B, Tuthill. 8. 6217 Ga Goison Salganick, 54, 5031 17(h st. Emma J. Farnham, 53. Columbia Hospital Wiley H. Bell, 53. Providence Hospital | Christina Frye, 44, Gallinger Hospital | Percy H. Hall, 41, St_Elizabeth’s Hospital | Chase W. Hoadley, 37, Walter Reed Gen- eral Hospifal | “Soseph D. Kenney,. 28, 1321 Belmont st. | Dorothy V. 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Reduced to A magnificent dining room suite at a clear saving of 33%. s Handsome walnut veneers, at- tractively designed and finish- ed. Comprises oblong table, inclosed server, china cabinet, buffet and § side and 1 arm chair with upholstered seats. You save 33%. $5 Delivers This Suite FURAITURE €0 AN ECorner 72s5H Sis AW { ploneer, who died yesterday in Buffalo, JULY 24, BODY OF CURTISS REACHES OLD HOME Funeral of Aviation Pioneer Will Be Held Tomorrow Afternoon. 1930. By the Associated Press. HAMMONDSPORT, N. Y., July 24.— The body of Glenn Hammond Curtiss, whose ploneer exploits in aviation gained for this village the title of “Cradle of " Aviation,” arrived today from Buffalo, where he died yesterday. Rev. G. P. Summerville, rector of the St. James' Episcopal Church of Hammondsport, will officiate at the services tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Burial will be at Pleasant View Cemetery. Scores of telegrams and cablegrams of sympathy were received at the Curtiss residence, while leaders in the world of aviation were united in their praise of the notable contributions Mr. Curtiss had made to the science of acronautics. REMEMBERED AS DREAMER. Former ‘Employer Recalls Days When Inventor Was Messenger. ROCHESTER, N. Y., July 24 ().— Glenn H. Curtis, famous aviation was recalled today by a former employer as “a lad with dreams in his eyes” | Curtiss began his career here at the | age of 12, and it was while & messenger boy for the Western Union Telegraph Co. that he hit on the idea of providing mecharfical power to propel the bicycle he used to deliver messages. John A. Nolan. former chief operator for the Bell Telephone Co., remembered the ploneer aviator as & dependable youth. We could always depend on Curtiss elivering the messages,” sald Mr. Nolan. “At that time we had only about 800 telephones in the city, and it was no little job to rouse some one on the outskirts and have him come down and answer the phome at the Arcade Buflding. “Other boys_usually brought back excuses, but Curtiss always ‘got his man.'" Curtiss lived here until 1898. During that time he worked in a bicycle shop, in addition to his messenger job, repair- ing “wheels.” SMOOT AND BRIDE PLAN TO START ON HONEYMOON Utah ‘Senator Prepares to Leave White House Today on Trip to Honolulu. By the Associated Press. The delayed honeymoon of Senator Reed Smoot of Utah and his wife is to begin today. After the passage of the tariff bill Senator Smoot. returned to his home in Salt Lake City and was married to Mrs. Alice Taylor Sheets. They planned to leave itmediately for Honolulu, but jusg then President Hoover sent out an urgent call for the Utah Senator to eturn. He needed him to help insure a quorum to consider the London naval treaty. Smoot, revised his plans and returned to help ratify the treaty. He and Mr: Smoot have been guests at the White House, They plan to leave today for Salt Lake City and will go from there to Honolulu. . LIQUOR SHIP HELD Five Members.of Crew of Fishing Boat Arrested After Seizure. NEW LONDON, Conn. July 24 (A). ~The 45-foot fishing boat Blanche R of New Bedford, Mass., laden with be- tween 400 and 500 cascs of assorted | liquors, was being held today at the | Coast Guard base. Five members of | her crew were under arrest. The rum boat was seized-last night by the Coast Guard destroyer Downes, off Block Island, and towed to the base. e i e Dot e e i LOST. AMETAYST PIN, either in Brookiand ca; Woodward & Lathrop’s or Palais Roval, 22. Reward. _Phone North 4782-J. BADGE, Metropolitah_Police Dept.. No. 1329, vicinity of 6th and G sts. n.w. Return to Traffic Bureau. - S | BARPIN, diamond _and sapphire. July 7. Rewzrd for return to Mrs. Mary Page Huf- ty. 1606 17th st. nw. o BOSTON BULLDOG, male. Reward. Tele- _Clarendon 365-J-2. 25 UFF BUTTON—WIIl party who found cuft button belonging to N. M. Waggenes, 61 R. I ave. n.e. please communicate with me? T failed to get your address. 340 DIAMOND RING, white gold: in Georgetow Tuesday night. Reward. Miss Martin, care Drug_Store. 3411 M n.w. hild’s patent leather siipper on road to La Plata, Md. _Please phone Lincoln 5501 or return to 621 Penna. ave. se. WHITE MANILA ENVELOPE. contents six | £20 bills, Reward, Notify Floyd Hobby; 218 | 50 | 1y 5th st. s.e. Atlantic 4290. FUNERAL hIRE(‘TORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 1034 M SIS ARIEEH. . west sose Established 187t e JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th_St. N Phone North 0047, Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4 th 8t NW. ___ Col 6124 J. WILLIAM LE SONS, L};l"‘ufinu, DIRECTORS TATORIUM 212 PA. AVE. N.W___ NATIONAL 1384, " CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST, Phone Lincoln 0332 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. 1 L Ghapen ToepnoncNational 2473 ) Herbert B. Nevius | Funeral Home 924 New York Ave. N.W. Distriet 2606 | V. L. SPEARE CO.| with the original W. R. Speare establish- } Biote erank. oo 1009 H St. N.W. | Formertitoin P st N, W. Deal & Co, ¥ Ww. n'sr LncoLy 1383 a1 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance U2 Tnave Lincoln 0524 e Conneeticnt e " rSiomac —_ CEMETERIES. FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY invites inspection of its beautiful CCLUMBARIUM Family vaults and single niches for in- terment of cremation ashes. For sale of (Lots for sale in new Masonic sectior.) Two offices: 1332 G_Street N.W. and at gemetecy gate. Call District 6103 or Lin- GLENWOOD CEMETERY | Vaultage, $5 per month oice lots and_sites fq FUNERAL DESIGN: GEO. C. SHAFFER RATE VGRS FELNRIPEENR AALNOR E ERATE NAT. 0106 t 601 | | | A—9 Marri Theodore T. Quire, 25 Thomas 8. David La B: Judge Robert Arthur Luckett, Washington, ‘18, ‘Cedar Heizhis, William Wiilia Charles H. Seitz, 43, and Gertrude Haebel, 97; Rev. Chasteen’ Smith. i Oharles Harvey, 0. and Mable Pierre, 18; Rey. Washington "Robinson. h_O. Jones, 50, and Elenora John- ; Rev. Thomas A Tilden F."Johnson, 23. and Garlene Hill, 18, William Ephriam. Robert H. Koran. 32, §t. Louis, Mo, and Dora M. Barr. 30, Suitland, Md.; Judse Rob- ert E. Matiingly Wiliiam My ell, 45. this city, and Marie ©. Thomas, 30, Bt. Marys, Md.; Rev. J. W. McCoy. donn E. Corliss, 21, and Mae B. Hemple, 21, both of Jersey City, N. J.; Rev. Allan F. core. PoQktidon C. Ashley. 27. Fargo, N. D.. and Ruth Lunden. 26, Foresi Lake, Minn.; Rev. Allan F. Poore Samuel L. Miller. 33. this city, and Mary J. Pierce, 33, George, N. C.; Rev. Robert W. Brooks 48, and Maggie Holley, Charles_Johnson. . Rev. F .W. Dixon and Tessie M. Lillard, James H._ Miers E. Cox, 28, 21 Rev. Bimori H. Rourke, 30. Tulsa, Okla. and R K, Venabie, 33, this city: Rev. John L. ippric O pPnes B, Henlev. 1. Bethesda, Md., and Adnes K Herberson, 16, this eity: Rev. Wal- ter M. Michael lyoseph Fardo. 21 and Seima Hubber both of Baltimore, Md. R Cuard nf Thanks. CONWAY. JAMFS V. We wish to exnress our appreciation and thanks for the beail: tiful floral pieces sent to my husband and cur father, JAMES V. CONWAY, at his death, July 12, MRS. JAMES V. CONWAY AND FAMILY. Braths. ADAMS. MAY A, On Tuesday, July 22. 193 at 230 pm. MAY A. ADAMS. “lovi daughter of Pearl Sharp’ of Trenton. N, J Remnins resting at the W. Brest Jatvis Co. funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w mains will be shipped to Trenton, N. J Friday at 3:45 a.m. BEETHAM, JOSEPH. On Tuesday, July 22, 1930, at the Washington Sanitarium, Ta: koma Park. Md.. JOSEPH BEETHAM of 14th st. now. beloved husband of Beetham fnd father of Hilda M Services At 5610 14th st. W July 25, at 10:30 a.m. 24 On_Wednesday, July 23, BEST, in his 73t year July 45, at'3 pm., from cce, Miss Harmon. South Md. Interment Rock- Licenses. 28, and Lula A. Mc- Md.; Rev. vis. rosse. 32. and Ella Delaney, 38 Mattingiy. 33 This city. and Mabel Md.; Rev. id, th of Baltimore, 1 nar Friday, BEST. JACOB 8. 1930, JACOB 8. Funeral Friday, the home of his Adams st., Rockv ille Unioh Gemeter BLASIE, RUSSELL M, Departed this life on Wednesday, July 23, 1930, at 5:30 am. RUSSELL H.' BLASIE, beloved son of Nicholas and Elizabeth Blasie, aged 20 years, Puneral from residence of his parents, 218%» 12th pl. n.e. on Pridav, July 25, at 11 am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 24 BLUNT, MARY Atlantic City, widow of the Blunt. _Interment Cemeiery at 11 a.m Services at the grave. BRIMES, EDGAR. On Wrdnesday, July 23 1930. at Providence Hospital. EDGAR BRIMES, aged 17 vears. beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brimes of Notting- Md. Funeral from Cedarville Chureh, Md., Fridav. July 35, at 1:30 p.m. Inter: ment ~church cemetery. Relatives and friends invited BURTON. JAME! ROSS. July 21, 1930. at N. J. MARY ROSS BLUNT, late Capr. J. Y, Mason at Arlington National Saturday, July, 26 bar On Wednesday. July 23, 1930. at Children’s Hospital, JAMES 3 BURTON. Funeral services Saiurd July 26, at 1 p.m., from Frazier's funeral home, 389 R. 1. ave. n.w. 25 CASPARI, AN On Tuesday. July 22. 1930, at her residence. 1713 Noith Capiiol st.. ANNIE, beloved wife of the late John Caspari, Funeral from the residence 'of Ker_sister-in-law, Mrs. John V. Schreck. 35 5 st. n.w. on Friday. July 35. at 8:30 aw. Requiem mass at St°Mary's Church 30 o'clock, Relatives and friends invited. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, 2° CLIPPER, CHRISTINE. On Thursday, July 24. 1930, at_Providence Hospital, CHRIS- TINE, beloved wife of J. Howard Clipper of 3744 Jenifer st. n.w. Notice of funeral hereater COLES, EDNA. On Monday, July 21, 1030, at 13:30 p.m.. at her residence, 39'R gt nw. EDNA COLES, devoted mother of Clara, Washington and John Coles. o She aleo leaves nige randchildren. Feflleral Priday, July 25, at 1 pm. from the W. Ernest’ Jarvis Co= funeral church, 1433 You st. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial , Cemetery. 24 COOPER. VALERIE SUSIE. Departed this life Wednesday. July 23, 193q. at 1154 pm.. after.a brief iliness, VALERIE SUSTE COGPER. beloved daughter of Chauncey B. Cooper and Beatriz Moter Cooper, and granddaushter of Susie H. Moten. Fimeral Saturday, July 26. from MeGuire's funeral parior. at 9th and Westminster sts. n.w.. at2:30 p.m. 15° DAVIS, JUANITA MILLER. On Wednesday. July" 25 1930, _at_Children's Hospital, JUANITA MILLER DAVIS, devoted niece of Elizabeth Campbell, Funeral Saturday, July 26, at 10 am. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. DOLMAN, JEROME. On Tuesday. July 22, 1030, at 3:15 p.m.. at Johns Hopkins Hos- pital, 'JEROME, loving husband of Hettie Harris Dolman, devoted son of AnniepE. Dolman and devoted son-in-law of Wil- liam H._and the late Mattie Hatris. Pu- neral Fridsy, July 325, at 1_pm. from Sharpe Streef M. E. Church, Dolphin and Etting sts. Balis Md." Friends 'in- DOYE, WILSON (BIT). Departed this life Tuesday, July 22, 1930, at 2:30 p.m., WIL- SON (BIT) DOYE. devoted son of the Iate Martha and Rhieubin Dove. He leaves fo mourn their loss six sisters, three brothers apd a host of other relatives and friends. _Funeral Friday, July 28, "at i1‘am.. Boyds. Md. Remains will be at the resjdence of his sister Mrs. Georsie Munt, 3438 K st. n.w., after 5 p.m. Wed- nesday. 24* FILCOTT, ANNIE J. On Wednesday, July 23, 1030, at the residence of her sister. | Mis. O, A Downs, All 8th st. s.w. ANNIE J. FILCOTT, Funeral {rom ihe Methodist hurch at Middleburg. Va. Friday, July 5. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends in- viled. Please omit flowers. FISHER, ETHEL MAY. On Tuesday, July 32, 1930, at Garfield Hospital, ETHEL MAY FISHER (nee Spalding), beloved wife of Willlam N. Fisher. Jr. Funeral trom her late residence. 718 Alabama ave, s.e. Congress Heights. on Friday. July 25, at | 3:30 pn. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemeters. 24 FORD. ELLEN S. At Arindel, Md. ELLEN S. FORD, in her 94th vear, of 2840 Maasa- clusetis ave. Services at her late residence in Belmont, Mass. o GASKIN. CHARLES. On Wednesday, July 3. 1930. At Emergoncy Hospital, CHARLES | SKINS. devoted hiishand of Mabel Gas- of 1834 4th st. n.w. Remains resting oon, & Allen’s funeral parlors, 12th and Fla. ave, n.w. Notice of funeral later GOULD-TRACY. MARGARET HELEN. En- tered into rest on Wednesday, Jily 23, 1930, MARGARET HELEN GOULD- TRACY, sister of Mrs. John Lawrence Dawson' of this city and South Dakota. Brief services at Gawler's chapel, 1750 Penna. ave. n.w. on Friday, July 25, at 10 am. Interment Utica, N. ¥. 24 GREEN. ERNEST L. Departed this life Tuesday, July 22, 1930, b 8:20 A.m.. at Providence Hospital. ERNEST L. loving hushand of Mary Green, father cf Thelma. Sylvester and Joseph Green. devoted son Charles W. Green and | Edward. Lewis. Clarzell, Jennie V.. ard and_Clifford Green. Notice of Tuneral nter. " Remains will rest at 2830 Nichols ave. s.e. GREEN, JOHN VAN DYKE. On Sundas, July 30,°1930. in Denver, Colo., JOHN VAN DYKE_GREEN, beloved husband of Har- riett F. Green and son of the late Dr. Charles Scott Green and Mrs Green (nee Flizabeth van Dyke) of Philadeiphia. In- terment (orivate) Fridav, July 25, at 11 a.m. in Glenwood Cemetery. HAUSMANN, BERTHA. _On Thursday. #July | 24, 1030, at § &.m.. BERTHA HAUSMANN, | beloved ‘wife of William Hausmann. aged 70 years. s Puneral from her late residence, 323 K st. n.e. on Saturday, July 26, af 8:30 am.’ Reduiem mass at St. Alovsius Church &t 9 am. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 25% n.w. more, On Tues- dence. 2111 ALYCE KATHERINE heloved daughter of Mr. and | Hensley, sister of Ernest | Surviving her are also many Funeral Fri- razier's fu- AL 3 Fingler pl HENSLEY, Mrs Hensley. §r other relatives and friends. day, July 25, at 1 p.m,, fro neral home. ‘389 R. I. ave. nw.. Rev. Olden officiating. ~ Intermeni morial Cemetery. LTON. REV. JOHN W. into eternal Test on Tuesday. July 22, 1930, at his residence in Philadelphia. Pa.. t Rev. JOHN W HILTON. Funeral Sat: day; July 26, 'at 2 pm.. from Varick A. E. 7. Church. Philadeiphin, Pa. Sweet_spirit. rest HIS DEVOTED FRIEND, IDA PLUMME 1930, at’ her residence, 3 BUFrows row ne.. ROXIE A. JENKINS, devoted wife of Wil: liam H. Jenkins and’ mother of Ruth, W liam, Henry, Emmet. John, Eugene, Evelyn | Audrey “Jenkins _and daughter of | Emma Slaughier. ~She plso leaves four srandchildren And_other relntives and frfends, Funeral Sunday, July 27, at 1 pm. from St. Luke'’s Baptist Church Brightwood, D. C. 'Remains resting nt the Ernest Jarvis 0>, Tuneral church, 1433 st n.w 2 JORN. Departed this lite Tuesday, 22, 1930, at his residence. 42 G st JOHN.: the beloved husband of Sarah He alsn leaves to mourn their loss one son. one stepson and three sisters and brothers. ” Funeral Sundav. July 27, from Seventh-day Adventist Church. 6th and N at Tpm. " tierment Woodigwn Jones sis. now., Cemetery KEENAN, ELIZABETH. On Wednesdar, Juiv 23, 1930, at Forestville, Md.. ELIZA- BETH. beloved wife of James Keenan and mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Bell of 1147 Neal st. n.e.. Martha Keenan and the late Thresa Keenan. Funeral from the ipove residence on_Saturday, July 26, at 8:30 am Requiem mass' at St Francig Xavier's Church at am. Relatives and frlewds vited. Interment Mount Oljvet emetery. KISNER. WILLIAM A. On_Wednesday. July . 1930, at Washington Sanitarim Hospi- ial, WILLIAM A, KISNER, beloved husband of ‘Mary Bllen Kisner. Remains resting in The chapel of Warner E. Pumphrey's fu- neral home. Rockvill Funeral Fri- day, guly 23, at 11 am. from St. John's Episconal Church, Olney, Md. Interment chureh cemetery. i LOMAX, WILLIAM NATHANIEL. On Wed- nesday, July 23. 1930. at his residence. 3 Open Evenings ana sundays _ J4th & Eye Promot Auto Delivery Service Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St, Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Shepherd rd. ne. WILLIAM NATHANIEL LOMAX. devoted husband of Béssie Lomax and father of Isabel. Willlam, Johnnie and Theodore Lomax. He 150 leaves seven brothers and one sister. Notice of funeral fater. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Juivis funeral church, 1432 You si. n.w. ,, THOMAS . | Departed tte , 1030, 8t 2:48 'm.ms AL his residence. 1117 33rd st. n.w.. THOMAS H. MOORE, beloved husband ‘of ‘Lottie Moore (nee Taylor) and devoted father_ of Mamie Brown, Carrie Robinson. Thomas Marie. Wilson, James and oore. ' Remains resting At Moon & A uneral parior. Notice of funeral later O'CONNELL. JAMES J. On Wednesda: July 23, 1930, At his Fesidence, 2230 Ches- ter st. se. JAMES J.. beloved husband of Eva L. O'Connell (nee Hullett). ~Funeral from Tils late residence on Saturdazy. July 26. At 8:30 am. Mass at St Teresa's Church, 13th and V sts. se, at § agmn Relatives and friends invited. Interment Bethel Cemetery, Alexandzia, Va. May his soul rest in peace. There was a band in heaven Which was not aiready complete, And God taketh my Jimmy To Il that vacant seat. REED. WELEN S. On Thursday. Juls 1930, at her residence. 1521 Upshur st nw. HELEN § REED. Seryices at the #bove address Saturday. July 28, at 2 pm. Interment Monocacy Cemeters, Beallaville: REED. MABEL. On Wednesday. July 23, 1930, at her fesidence, 2012 Perry st. n.e. MABEL. beloved wife of William H. Reed Funeral from Centennisl Baptist Church, th_and Eve sts. ne. on Priday, July 25 at2:30 pm. Reiatives and friends invited to attend ELS. . s 25 24, CLARA. Og Tuestay. guls reedmen’s Hospi CLARA SAMUELS. devoted wile of Eimore Samuels _ and_ioving mother. of Leno Eliza.” Ollie, Margaret and Charles Sam. uels. She also leaves many other rela- tives and friends to mourn ner departure. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral home, 221 North Patrick st.. Alex- gndria, Va. Puneral Friday, July 25. at 2 pm. from Third Baptist Church. Ale andria, Va. Interment Dousias Gemeters SCOTT, CLARA C. day. July 24, 1930. at 12:30 am.. h repidence. 17 8th st n.e. CLARA C SCOTT (nee Brown), beloved wife of Clarence E. Scott. Punerai from her late residence Saturdav. July 28, at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and nds invited 25 SCOTT, IDA. Departed this life July 23, 1030, at “Tuberculosis Hespital at 12.20 am. IDA SCOTT. §he leaves to mourn theif loss a father. William Seott; mother. Mrs. Sarah Scott, and a sisier, Henrietta Washington, and a host of other relatives and friends’ Funeral Saturday. 1 o'clock. from Simpson M. E. Church. Sherman ave. and Florida ave. n.w, - = SHINN. CLARKE R. On Wednesday, July 23, 1930, CLARKE R, SHINN, beloved hus- band of Margaret K. Shinn' (nee Cares). Funeral from his laté residence, 300 Shep. berd st.. Chevy Chase. Md. on Saturdav. July 26.°at 8:30 am. Requiem mass at th Church’ of the Bleised Sacrament. Chevy Chase. at 9 am_ Relatives and friends in- yited “fo atiend. Interment at Mpunt Olivet Cemetery 3 SPENCER, JOSEPHINE LILLIA nesday.’ July 23, 1930, st Siblay Hospital, JOSEPHINE LILLIAN. beloved wife of Dy Witt T Spencer, aged 33 vears. Puneral from the Church of the Pilgrims. 22nd t. near P st. n.w.. Friday, July 23, at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. * STEWART, MARY. Suddenly. on Monday, July 21 1030, at her residence, MARY STEWART, beloved wife of John Stewart. mother of' John and Dordy Stewart. and, sister of Mrs. Marie Wilson, Mrs. Nelile Thomas and Mrs. Nancy Waters. Puneral 5, af 1p.m.. from the residence rs. Nancy Waters. 1013 Tth es and friends invited. atteemnon. o HSh: P oNAs ernoon, July 23. 1930, THOMAS STOKES, (he ‘beloved son of Garpie B apd_the Jate Thomas T. 8tokes. the fathe; of Sidney. Russell and_ Regihald and_the brother of Mrs. Rosa §. Netherland, Mrs. Bertha 8 Bovie, Mrs Florence 8. Mat- thews, Mrs. Ethel 8, Moran, Mrs. Gladys 8. Jackson, James T. Stokes and the late Mrs. Josephine S, Mitchell. = Funeral from the residence of his sisier, Mrs._ Rosa Stokes Netherland. 613 3rd st. n.e.. Priday, July 25. at 1 o'clock p.m.. Rev. J. L. Pinn, D. D. offciating.” Burial Harmony Ceme- TAYLOR, July 23, July 22, JESSIE_RADFORD. On Tuesday, 930, JESSIE RADFORD. wife of the Iate Sanford A. Taylor and mother of Mrs. T N. Alford. Funeral {rom Wright's funeral home on Saturdey, July 26, at 11 \ a.m. Interment Arlington ‘National Ceme- TAYLOR, MARY E. On Tuesday. 1930, at Pittsford. Vt. MARY E beloved wife af Henty' W. Taylor. Funerai at Pittsford. Vt. Please omit flowers. 24 TERRELL, JOSHUA. Departed this life on | Tuesday, July 22, 1930, JOSHUA TERRELL. He is sutvived by one sister. six nieces, four nephews and other relatives an Iriends. Funeral Friday. July 25, at 1 p.m. from the chapel of George B. Clarke Co.. 1416-18 Fla. ave. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. TOWLES. GILBERT B. July 23, 1030, at 7:30 am., at his resi- dence. 3358 1i8th sf. n.w. GILBERT B. TOWLES. beloved hysband of Cargline . Towles, ‘Body resting at Gawler's chapel, 1754 Penna. ave. nw Puneral servic at St. Stephen's and Incarnation Churo 16th ‘and Newton sts. n.w. on Priday: July 25. at 1 pm. Interment private. 34 VAN EATON. LALL ! 1930." at Gallinger Hospit EATON. devoted daughter of Matilds Williams, sigter_of Rev. Robert Williams of Ninety-$ix. S. C.. and niece of Mrs. Sallie B. Williams. ~ Puneral Friday. July 35. at 1 pm. from the John funeral shapel. 3rd and Eve sts. & terfient Lincoin Memorial Cemetery. VOSS. FRANCES E. On Tuesday, July 22. 1030, FRANCES E.. wife of the late Charles Herman Voss, in the 75th year of her age. Remains resiing at the chavel of P. A. Taltavull. ‘336 Tth st. s.w. Requiem ms at St. Dominic's Chureh Friday, July at 8 ‘oclock, for the repose of her soul. Relatives 'and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 24 WILLIAMS, JENNIE SPENCER. On_ Wednes- day, July" 23, 1920, JENNIE °SPENCER WILLIAMS. beloved wife of the late Charles R. Williams. Funeral_from her late residence. 4201 Hill st Brentwood. Md., on Friday, July 35 at % pm. Serve ices’ in the chapel at Port Lineoln Cemes tery at 2:30 p.m. Rel-* ves and friends in- vited to aitend. Inte:ment at Fort Lineoln Cemetery. . WOLFE. WILLIAM C. Op Sunday, July 1930, at Clition Forge. Va.. Hospital, W LIAM C.. of 3726 T st. n.w. beloved hus band of Mary Burchmore Woite and fath of Winthrop and Eleanor Wolfe. Funeral services in- chapel of Rosehill ‘Cemeter Chicago, at 3:30 p.m., Friday, July 25. 24% In Memortam. CARTER. ROBERT F. A tribute of loye and devotion to the memory of our dear father, ROBERT F. CARTER. who entered into eternal rest'fourteen years ago today, July 24, 1916, You are gone, but net forgotten: To our hearts you will always cling. When we die and reach heaven, A &R There we all shall reioice and sin; HIS ELSIE BARTON AND MART: July 32, TAYLOR; On Wednesday, EVOTED CHILDREN. ALFRED TER- ALVILLE BROWN.' ROBERT | GARNETT. | FOLEY, RALPH. In sad but loving remem. brance of my dear srandcnid. RALPH . POLEY. whp departed this life one year Ago today. July 24, 1929. He suffered h :, yes. hours. of pain, To wait & cure. but Al in vain 80 God alone knew what was best—~ He calied him home o give him rest HIS DEVOTED GRANDMA FRANK. KING. M. JANE. In loving memory of my friend. M. JANE KING, who entered rest eternal July 24, 1025, Day after day we think what she is doing In those bright realms of air Year after year her tender steps pursuing Behold her grown more fair. Thug do_we walk with her and keep un- roken The ‘hond which nature gives Thinking our sad remembrance, unspoken, May Teach her where she lives. LAURA A. ROBINSON. KING. MARY J. An expression of loving es- teem In sad remembrance of the loss of our MARY JANE KING. who died five years ago today, July 24, 1928, THE PAMILY. * LUCAS. ROSETTA. In sad but loving re- membrance of our_dear godmother = and friend. ROSETTA LUCAS. who departed this life six years axo foday, July 24, 1924 No_one knows the silent heartaches, Only those who have lost can tell Of the grief that is borne in silence For the one we loved s0 well. Remembrance is & golden chain Denth tries to break. but all in vain. To have, to love and then to part Is the greatest sorrow of anur hearts DEVOTED GODCHILD. DOROTHY SPAR- ROW: FRIEND, SARAH _BRANFORD, AND BROTHER, ROBERT SMALLWOQD! PAIGE. CLARENCE. Tn Joving remembrance of CLARENCE PAIGE, who departed this life one year ago, July 22, 1929. I did not know the pain you bore; T did not see you die. ALl T know you went away And did not_say £0od-by. MOTHER AND SISTER. * THOMPSON, PORTER MARCELLOUS. In sad but loving remembrance. of my dear brother. PORTER MARCELLOUS THOMP- SON." who departed this life twenty-ive HY® LEVIRG " stteh, 'Whs. ALsERT PPEIFFER. y 8 . WILLIAMS. ADLENER G. Tn loving re- membrauce of our dear little granddaugh- ter and cousin. ADLENER G, WILLTARS. whe' entered Into_ eternal resi three years ago today, July 4, 1931. This day brings back sad memories Of our baby wone to Test. And the ones who think of her today ‘Are the ones who loved her best Gone. but never shall be forgotten LOVING GRANDMOTHER, 'A. RAWLES, AND COUSIN ESTELLE. - WILLIAMS. LEWIS. Sacred fo ¢ of ‘our dear hushand and foving fatner, LEWIS WILLIAMS, who denaried {nis"lite one vear ago vesterdsy. July 35 We will forever remember and miss you SARAH WILLIAMS AND JUANITA 'WiL- though WILLIAMS, LOUIS. In loving memory of our dear brother. LOUIS WILLIAMS, who departed this life one year ago today. July 24, 1929, His work on earth is done God took him home to rest We will meet our dear brother in heaven, Never more to part. THE PAMILY. * WOOLARD. BETTY. In loving remembrance of BETTY WOOLARD. who died one year Ago today. July 24, 1929, Ohl ‘twas e bitter sorrow To lay her meath the sod: Yot what a blegsed comfort To know she 18 with God. E FAMILY. WRIGHT. JOHN T. T Bhuma ‘g tainer: JORN T WRIGHT: July, 36 % ‘rs]\”; left us one year ago today, " Gone, but not forsotten Sieep on in perfect peace. MARTHA N, WRIGHT AND CHILDREN. €